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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-05

,DPotber belt feed" i'm @erte bon
$4,000 bon GeIterrei9 nod ben
Ser. Staaten 5ngeiihert babe. Eic
2obung fpuroe in Geiterreid BON Der
llniteo States Sceo SO. bon lltaG
ansefouft, Die es iih 5ir apfgubc
maHte, gfiibeniamen : Carmen al
gyiinoen, Die g0nerifd IN mebrercn
Sabten bon eltropaifden groOufter
unabbdneigt MAIDEN ioGeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-05

@tontog 9lbeno idliebt ste 8eit
Der 9oppelitimmen i'm 9Llttonobil-
&onteit Der GdgIiden Omaha SRI
gia@ @tontag perOen nur
nod regul1re Stinlmen eegeben.
Die nod Derbleibenoe 8eit Der 9pe-
5iolitinlmen MAIDEN fi9 Die &onte.
iebr 8n niihen. sic mel
Den fat obue ausnnbme, Dob iie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-05

NIT Offer an oer arbeit berbleiben
ipoIleu bis gum GAlhB Ser Spe-
oioIitimmen, INN gfobe @oripriinge
81 erreiden. Acknowledgement ge.
b6ren oeSbalb 3l Den Ml6glidfei-
ten. Qie &onteltautea iebcn Elm, 0aB
ieoer bic 1leiden @epinn9ancen bot
uno ooB ales bon ibrer S6tigfeit
obb6not. Sic MAIDEN 0aber ale @n-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-05
ortsDsrbauS erauO SsIanb.
Cine ieDr intereiiante Sa6reS.gcr
f. iaHmlMng. Rene Yeamten er'
mablt. Die @nnofrogc.

@rano Ssluno, gaeb., 5. Gebr. -
Der Grtsperbaito @rono Sslono bat
fiir5Iid feline idbrli9e @ener1l. 9ers
finnmlung nu6 geamteHfpobl ubee.
beIteg. Ger tiiftioe SetretGr genI.
Shlidting mterbreitete einen aus
fiihrlidjen Sdbresberidt, Der Elm ge.
gCiaiteS 8ilO Der groBen Idtigfeit
oes gerbanoes i'm tcbten Sabre gas.
81 tam BARN aud auT ole aoniro.
berie 5u Iprcfen, Die oaDur9 emit.
ltano, Dob Der 8erban6 unieren
4ongreBleitten unO Senotoren &c.
ipiiie 8rueen our geaattportung Dor.
Iegen IieB. Sic 6rogen tparen. OBJ
Die Serren fir Elm @mbargoj fir.
freie Wieere uno fir Die 0eplqnten
Riiitungen ieien. 8ie Mebr5obI Der
@eiragten bat audi geonttportet. 3ie
eemofrntii6en Bolitifer bnben in
oieier SnnOlvtfg einen 8eriud Der.
organiiierten 9eutiden bon Nebras.
ia geiebpn, ioliOariid gegen 9rdii.
bent 8illon oor3ugeben. 9arauf
outtuOrtet Setretar Shlihting iebr
treffenb:
a@ie befonnt, anttportete Senotor
Norris in ie6r ausfubrlid)er 8eiIe'
mb aith aongrebmann Sbo[lenber.
Ger CAB cine flr5e, aber biin0ige
antiport, uno Die anfi1ten Std.
ccd's iilio oltr9 ieine Mntr1ge unO
GrI1uterlmgrtt i'm 5enat g~euiigeno.
fefdnnt. 0un pirbelt cine Staub.
uolfe nlifl
Ger vQincoIn Star" lie1t aus oen
Erdgen cine geleioigung bon grdiis
cert Bilion uuO beIhuI6igt ben
StnotsperbarO nnO feline 9amten
wegen Oes ltnre6ts, oas gr1itoent
@i'on ougebIi9 pioerfobren iein.
ioa, ndbreno bod 9riiioent @ilion
ii feiner Der al Die electromagnetic
qlieoer geiteIlteu 5ragen aud nur
i'm milloeIten er1pabnt mltroe. Sic
9an5e angelagenbeit muroe bon Der.
idIieoenen 3eitungen ltnb oeren aor.
reiponoenten berorebt uno altsge.
ifIahtet. Sier Iteigt bic 8roge nlii
SIT es nnieren oeiiti1en, Io1aIen
9ilrqern un0 StenersabIern nidt|
mebr erlaubt, uniere @eiesgeber iber
midtiae poIittde Gdgesereigniiie 8uI
iraeen, iuelde 6teIlun9 tie Biniidt.
IT'D oerielben einsunebmen geoeu-
fen mo miro es ais cine Siin0e Be-
tradJtet, penn mir unIere Nieintng
gelten1 MAIDEN, iofern eS itd nm
Oa8 8ofl[ 0es 2anbes ull6 Der gs-
iamten Menid6eit banoelt?
8ia man inns 61n0e ut0 6iiBeI
biti6en uno iollen mir 5i oaen lln.
terorifltngeit Sa, un0 amen ia9en9
Sic 1entihen 6dben gebolfen, ibrI
neu getpdBites aooptiopoterlano auf.
5ubaltelb tie 6eIfen amerifa omeri.
faniiieren, o6er tie iino niht nil,
lens, bic Ser. Stnaten elmer eure.
pdiiden ODER oliatiiden Maht ans.
8nliefern. Die Ser. Staoten ioGen|
ftri nno unab6dngig blei6er. 9cs-
bol6 lit oas 9eitreben Der oeiltiden
@iirger, Die 6reibeit Oes 2anoes uub
bic 5reibeit Der Meere 81 e..
balten.@
9ie geamtenuabf ergn6 fo(genoeS
GeilHtat
&raiioent: Slllius 9eidinsfp;
@i3es&r1iibcnt; 5riB Alpers;
Sdabnteiiter:. Sb. Sholtmaln;
SefretGr: @nl. Gbltbting;
geiiiser sum Staatsoerbanb @ott
Iieb MeDcr.
Sin Sabre 1916 finoet In @rana
Sysfano Ole Z. 9auptberfonmIung
ees StaatsDer6an0es gte6rosfa Itatt.
Ia2 ov.h,onH lernIonh |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-05
Statb MDntag 0icbt cs
feline Spe5ialifirlrtcil mcbr!
2Iae &onteitattem nnelOcn, Oab lie teibig an oct Mrbeit
fnO uno iteaeltl tebcrrai6nnSen In g1nsFGt!
:. :. e6sner aus elap Gonntp al Der optic!

-treltglngeit iOpeit norpdrts 6u font.
men ais MIR moglid.
s. S. 6dsner ans Clan COUNTY
lit bcttte uieOer an Die Spite &c.
riidt, Sulius 6eitner ans Douglas
gonntp nintnit bic 8tueite 5teIle elm.
uho Geo. aIledier aus Stoe Com
tp Die brittle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-05
adltnng, 0eatIde!

&oauat 81 s. 8. 6. @nmObr fir
beiten 2imburger Gdfe, gerdudertan
Gatffid, SaIenpfeffer. Bier un0
Gtnaps baden nit ou6 Su Der-
mfoufei. BOT iiiOlide 13. StraBe,
Omaha, gteb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-05

SeIen Sic Bic li6erole 9fferte oiti
ber Iebten Seite oieier 8eitung un0
idrei6eu Sic Damn uft cine Shab-
tel our &robe unD perIu1en Sic IS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-05
0ns nanabiaen Gnalanb.

@ai6inetop, 5. 6ebr. 9ds
Sto1ts- 8cportement mnd)te bepte
befanut. Dab gneIano cen ungebin.
terten criano bon so SGden bon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
SOCIETY


q tnnttnurd from faRe IiNrD
and a dainty luncheon Officers e.c,,d
were. President Mrs ID \ NInTr,n.
vice president Mrs A Davies. sa,.
rotary and treasurer Mr.. 4 a. s,,ri,.
reporter Mrs r. \ Gnmth Additional
guests of the afternoon were Mines y
u Evans T. Charles George Harms and
Miss Lydia Charles. Mrs Gufnth VIII en-
lerinln the club February 40 at her
nom" ON West Park place
80
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mot s.tn,d,l ,,' ,,,,ln ..,I ,'o'' '
.y,p ,,,tG ,,,,.. ,u''. ','on 81, U., NNl,
rE. r.,, ,,...,,,,. vii, $3.50 present
"''' '' "''N ''
=
Mr. and Mrs \. A. Cain returned Sat
urdny evening from two weeks trip
They spent Christmas In McNlcstrr with
','H. N',h parents ana New Years and
'''''" '''N '' ''"''so.
Circle of tho First Prcshyt,run
church will meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mr George T.. Van Nrsdnlr at East
Eighth street with Mrs. George - orr
'' assistant hostess
A., ASH
... h'ouEh IL, Su as hcr guests
Y T"r '', i'uhi Nu,i'oh ''uu' Mrs i,'n
J.. N''u'I tilbh score was made los Mrs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
Announcement

On the last day of The OKLAHOMANS HOLIDAY OFFER
Oklahoma Publishing Company, publishers Of The DAILY OKLA
HOMAN and The OKLAHOMA FARAERSTOCKMAN purchased
OKLAHOMA TIMES the buying The OKLAHOMA
TIMES and the requests from the subscribers of The
LAHOMAN for short period the Holiday has
decided to allow the Holiday Rate for EIGHT DAYS starting with
January h and ending January 18TH stating positive that longer
time will be allowed
The OKLAHOMA TIMES in single subscriptions with
DAILY OKLAHOMAN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
$4,000 OFFERED
TO LICHTWEICHTS
Texas Promoter Will Give
That for Bout Between
Welsh and White.

CHICAGO. Jan lO-Au offer OF SO mo-
FOR % championship 90 between Freddie
Welsh lightweight title holder and
Charley white Of Chicago, was made TO
whites manager hero today hy Joe
Golden who represented san Antonio pro-
mOtors
According to Golden Tine Texas pvp-
molcrs want thc fighters 90 accept dat
offer and divide the moucy between them
1s they see ~ II both boxers ogr,o to
The terms the bout Will ho staged lte n
FehrmrN. NnIIrn MLlrl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10

RIliN Evans ono Of the most popular
referees baseball hns known. and one Of
the best. may quit the game forever
lie has been appointed member of the
Cleveland boxing commission. and his
duties there may take up an hia time
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
Seine DlcnIdJeuOerInIte.

9ei Dem @erluit oes aobIenidifies
Sector. - S6lepper nggeIling.
ton" imO Gonlpfcr vGppreB" poa.
brodten 9fethnaS glrbeiteu.
Sdiiis Nlaibiuen ipur0en ee.
brau6sunidbig. Sector IA
Meilen noroofIi1 bon Gap 9fo-
maine ieiuem SdidioI iiberIolien.
GborIeiton S..@., is. S,uli-
Iie criteu 9eriHte ii6cr sen ilrdtba.
rem StHrnL Dem oas &oblenibiif
r&ector" 5un Spier fiel, iuurOen bon
Der bier gelanoeten ourd oen Sdlep.
per a@ellinston~ aeretteteH @enlan.
mng erlouet Gem .@eIlington" ).
per bonn ShIrm arg 8useriHtet mar
llno babel ieine beiOen HethnaSboote
Oerloren bate, gelaug eS nah ieds-
itiinOiger idmerer 9lrbeit, oie @efot.
ing oeS Sector ino etiuo 60 W1a-.
rineioIoaten, ole ser .,'0ector" bon.
Sort 9oDol nod Guantanamo brin.
gen iollte 81 retten @tpaS lpdter
fam ser Gompfer ,,gppreB4 su Sill
fe, oeiien 9eiaeuug oen Gopitdn 0eS
Sector Soiepb giemeIl, uuO etipo
20 Wlann alf ibr eigenes Shiiff
bradten, Ser Sector lpluoen iei-
mem S1idial leben Wleilen uorooit.
lid ser 2euAtboie BON Gap 9Romaine
iiberloiien.
Gos 2oblenldiff Sector" perlieB
Gbaneiton am W}ithpod nn0 gerietb
am Iomeritag Morgeu in einen
fllrdtbaren Shrm 9lieiige @eaeh
roIlten iiber Oos HSdiff bin; OaS
@aiier 6rons ins Synnere imo mohte
Die SbiIismaihinen gcbrdadSnni6.
bia, 10 ouB ser Sector Elm Spiei
Der Weaeu mur0e. Sin SiiIferalfI
ipurOe per orabtloie SeIegrnpbie ans,
geionOt, tporduf ee9en 1 llbr Sreitag
gladntittog ser Shlepper a9eIling.
ton" Sen Sector erreidjte, Der mitt.
lerpeile ia @leiIen norO.norOoitlic6.
BON Gap &onoiue aiIf @rnno gclou..
fen NOR. Sic geIabrnollen &ettnm9S.
urbeiten, mG6reno iuelher etipa 60
Wiam ouf Oen Sdlepper beriiberge.
brabt mltrOen, nobmen 6 Stuuoen
in 9tnipuid). Gopit1n gIelpea imo
cine gtnBobl 2eutc entihloHen iit,
aif oem 10ector~ SIT blei6en miO Sil
periumen, i'm 5u retteu Spdter CT.
idlien ser 1ompier .gppreBD imO oa
feline glnSRht oitf cine Hettuns oeS
Sector" oor6dnoen mar, iporen Ga
pitGn gteipell nn0 ieine 2eilte &c.
6pnnsen, ooS 5diif SIT pcrlaHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16

InN1W0Ole INNfcN le0cN N0N mn W0r
9GoroenS u0, Nnnt9ooie tdalib, UiSQenoms
men GonninoS. 8 llbr an1nteno in Netierion,
Hoipu @oini e6qapeoie GIN, 81: Seor9e,
sci uo Nbeer, ia. Wab8eiien TIC Bils
ieie%erlm bel gllbauebs mo an @oro Der
Iamper Ghreibi fir a@nioe"
Clarence SIrlUer, @sY.agl.
(SuniiG-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
GOl6elter : 98ead
Der OrpEartiac TamiIiem.gIelOrt.
3O0O @lei0er mus Maldlr6de.

2ampier ,,2oniIe," @icr 10, 2iobteiraBe.
Wloniag, 9iNtiiag, 9onneriiaq upo ,8relda
SAB &ornt 200 GdcDm lin0 GAO glbenbs,
9iiifpod, GQutiiag uno Gounida SAB &orm.
uno 200 9a,Dni. 8ileie % 9eHiS. @ebi nit
SsfpntI fur crnaaIIailpuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
Eatriut Sarinter tOot.

&ittSburgb, :, a., 10, 5nlI--
SSm boben gllter bon 96 Sabreu 1T
bier So6u ~. 9orincr aellorben, Der
i'm Sabre 1860 cin Gomplot perei.
telt bat, oeIieu3ped war, aus oenlsr-
ienol in gIlleghenp oIlc @lnnition uno
@eihiibe beimlid meg5u6ringen lmo
SGiel IN @ebiet Ser iiioliben Som
liberation oamit 81 uerlebcrl- Gic
gntbuling Oes GomplotS IiiDrte lei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
ncr5eit sur 9lboauting oes Rriees.
Sefretdrs Sobu 3. sSlopS i'm Cabinet
oes 9rdiioenten @ufanan.


w w < w I W w " y.
&om, Oio 4oris, 10. sSuli. 0os
gIbfommen oas 5wiiden GeutihIano
lm0 Stalien 6iniidtlidl Der aegeniei.
tigen 9eobadtung Scr 9ReBte Ser lin
tert6anen Der relp. 2Guoer ilt nad
9lngabe Oes .@iornale o'StoIia" BON
StaIien als o6gebroden erfIdrt nor.
ocn. Ger Grfldrtna Der 3cihmg
nod beltebt iebt fcinerIci @ertraa
inebr 8miiAen 0cn beiOcn 9dnoern.
sStaIienS SonOluuaslueiIe pno NIT
Der 0feinoieliecn Saltna" Ielnid-
LAMBS beariiuoet.
3 ob ltugenan Stalienerip
Dent1dlan einoefellt.
&onL Is. Sill. Ole Gereui.
gung Der 9erliner 9anfiers Bat, iuie
Die Steioni giodrihten 9Iaentur
meloet, an ollie 0eiti1en gaufen oic
Dlitt5eillng ergeben Iafen OaB bon
MN an auf Gerlangen oeS glnspGr.
tigen SInttes SStaIieher ais glngebori.
ge zines frieefiibrenoen Stoates sll
betradteu liuo, in aH0eren @orteu,
Dab 3obhmgen an Staliener III
EeutIdlairo eingeitellt meroen.
DaS oeutlbe 9(iSp1rtige 9lmt BAT
Die itolieniihe Regieruug ourh oie
Sbpei5er Regierlms benohridtiaen
loiien oaB Oie gns5oblung uon glr.
beiterpeuiionen al StaIiener mspeu.
Dirt morOen lit.
Sic SnltungCelltidlauO's itoIieai.
ihen llntertbonen in GeutIdlano ii.
9eIaicu sesenii6er erreat bier aroBen
9lnitoB
@ebt g dron @urion2
2onoou, Is, SiiIi Su elmer
9eipredung ser ouae6lideu poIiti..
ideu 9riIiS in Seiierreih, lagt Ger
W1aiIGnoer Correspondent oes .SeIc..
Qrupb" Dab @rof SsuliuS g(noraiiD
bon ser 0ppofition gum Siterreidi.
icben Nliniitcr Oes gleuBeren ernount
iperOen ioa, ais 9lodfolger OeS ga.
ronS @uriau Der BON ieincm &oIten
5nriidtritt.
Ser GorreIponOent iiiat bin3n, BOB
@roi 9luOroiiD fiir5Iid eiuen erfoIg.
loien 9eiudl in Der 5hipei5 abeeitat-
tet babc, inn pegen elmer SrieOenS.
baHS NIT 6roufrei6 8il nntcrban.
Oelu.
@reb Geniut in Spouieu.
0loorio, 15 Snli, oio 9oriS.
Eie iponildc Neeiernna bat iiber ofe
9lohribteu all 3eitlmeen cine lircu-
ae @reB.Geniur Oerbdnet.
(Sponien beiinOet iid) betdnntIidl
felt Eonnerita9 inter Griegsrcdbt. oa
ser eiienbobu Strife sroBe Gimeu-
iionen angeuommeu bat nnO Sen ae.
iommteu &crfebr im 2onoe idDtper
beeintr1htigt Cine 9fodridlt aus
NSoorio pom 13, SiIIi bat fir sen i6.
SnIi ciuea SeneraI Strife porals-
aeiaat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16

Wun llntcrieebOOtem Ocr
GrnttaImdbtr.
Sritem ititc eJtaliemer ners
lierem Sd)iffe.

9ritii4er SiiIfstreil5er non 1000
SOnnen mo Orei britiidc 9a.
irouiIlenboOte om A. SUM Der
ientt. Der erItere in ser 92oro.
fee, Die Ieeteren an ser eualiIaen
Ssiiite. StdIienii6er Eorpc0o.
boOtserit0rer faut oiterrcidiiacu
lI-9oot sur 8eute.
Berlin. 10. Snli. Ole glo.
mirolitdt tiinoiete beute an. oaB ou1
IL. SuIi Elm britiiher SulisfreiBer
uno orei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BON oeut.
iden Eouhbooten iii Sic Eiefe befSr.
bert mlroen.
Gic @dttbcihna iogt: .9lm III.
Suli 0eritorte Elm 0eutihes llnteriee.
boot III Der gloroiee emeu britiihen
Siilfstrei0er uon etmo 1000 Eounen.
sIn Oentielben Tage bobrien sent.
idle EouAobote an Der britiIhet
aiiite orei britiibe acknowledgements
in oen @rruo. @ir nabmeu sic gc.
ioRung gefaugen mo erbeuteten cine
&anone.
%tdl.ipnifhpr QprnSrpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
Sampfcr nSreantlam6"
NhcInnc0fr Wendl.

aiom @ier am sane oes groaoiua1.
ltaaS 1880 @orln.; S0miiugS Lao Nubnl. soc.
Wlonol1eiulabri WsoniaaS mo JreiiaaS 2 llbr
9benos. 25c.
(Snli5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
9ic praauaen 9urt ncpoFt. nnS yelterion.

cSebiras ecenerien4 Ole 9roBen 9rlden
lie6ter Sdmpler uGnsqncbdnna" Bier 49,
HlgDigtrabe Seben Eienap @onnertaa
uio gamliag i'm ! gtadlm. 81 @mle 1045
gi0htS Yiiihuo65 9 8Ornt GonniaQS 10
&urnl. 81 @uuIe $50, @ineie soc. @nie
9lsdb5eiien Wdlii. 5eginn 1nl 20. Suni.
(Suhii 8 ,3lRte 1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
Gric(Om-o oSimie- -exRnr(lOueu.

MGtratiiDe gpaKer.Oiunte bnrdl ben GbcIapeate
anO Sclaluare @pual
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
sta lieniiher 3crnorer
@eute oiterreidifhen


N~fNNf'"@ tfNW ~NNNihV.J
Berlin Is. SyuH. Sin bcutc
bier BON @ien cineeaoneener amt.
lidcr 8eridt fimoigt bic @erianhma
leiHcs itaIieniideu SorpcOoboot e.
it1rers ourh eir oiterreiHiideS ln.
tcrieeboot an.
Der 9eriht bat folaen0en Snort.
lont: Sin olterrcihiides Sll6marj.
neboot pericatte am Nodjmittaq oes
10. Suli einen itolieniihcn Iorpeoo.
boot5erlt0rcr bon Der .Syi0omito~.
&Iaiie. gincS mferer Wiorne Iylla.
eclbmaocr bonbor0irtc III erfOIarei.
der gseiie miIitdriibe GtobIiHe.
ments imO oie @obnb0ic bon @a0na.
Die 9IerOplone tebrteu unpcricbri su.
rid obmobI lie BON gInti.Syhq8eua.
@ei9iiern ieDr beftia beI6oiicu mlr-
oen.~
(Gic 3critorer bon Der .ynoonii.
to- .alaiie luuroen i'm Sabre 1919
gebaut; iie boben Elm Replacement
bon $50 Gonnen nno iin0 init cincm
4.E5oIiaen @eidiit. bier 3m0li.
|piiuioern mo Smei Eorpeooro6ren
bcimdt)
@roBer 8ritcn0ompfer
q perfentt.
Gon6on. is. SILL. ToS
Slopos.9ireau fiiuoigt an ooB Ser
britiIbe Gdmpicr D9lutQua Gin
Sdiff bon 2S76 Sonneu, BON einem
lluterieeboot in Ocn @runo aebobrt
luproc. Ger Dampier mar anQeblih
niht urmirt.
(gon Den fiir5Iidjen Yeluegnnacn
oes Gampfers lit in Wlarine-9lefor.
Den nidts befannt.)
Die 8rfteH ais 8oitrdn.
Der.
(1rabiIos nab eobpiuel
BerlinJ f5. SiIli. Depeldeu
aus 9lmiter0amL oie 6eufe BON Ser
Observation-Disclosures oerSi.
icntIidt uuroen, beiaeeh, oae oer
boIldnoiihc Compier .sO|oartens
oiit' Der iia allf ser 6obrt non
glcu.Yorf beiano, BON sen britiihcu
Authorization ae8pnueeu muroe, ieiue
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-15
MILK PRICE NOT TO Be
RAISED THIS SUMNER
Added Cost of Bottles and Labor
May Force Increase in the
Winter

There will he no increase this SUNNI
in the price of milk in Philadelphia, deaa
said today. Almost every dairy in Va
York has increased the price of milk
cent n pint because of the added cost
stationary at least until fall. No change
the price OF glassware has gone into Il
feet here the price of milk will rerih
stationery at least until fall. No change n
the price per quart was made in New York
officials of the Supplee Alderney Daiu
and Abbott's Alderney Diaries said today
that they were unable to predict the pri
of milk for the winter They pointed Oat
cent in wages granted recently to all glass
blowers has necessitated an increase In ni
cost of bottles. This affects this city
well as New York.
The cost of labor in the milk industry
has also been increased and the price
horse feed, too. is unusually high. Ths
farmers with whom the Philadelphia mlk'
men are dealing have formed comblna'
tion, according to officials of these dairla
and that may be a factor in determlhHg
the retail price of milk this winter
Miltmen urge housekeepers always .
buy milk in quart bottles rather than
two separate pint receptacles. They al
that quart bottle costs less when bough
from the glass manufactul ers, than Hs
pint bottles. In New York the dealers have
for that reason, raised the price OF MIX
only when sold by the pint, the cost OF Hll
in quart bottles remaining at the forma
figure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-15

jeCted to a rigid examination. A COM
mittee asked the alleged medium to COM
municate to them just what two per-
sons, whom they knew to be utter strang-
ers to her, were doing minute by minute
in London at that precise time. Mrs.
Piper entering the trance state, wrote
a description of these persons acts dur
ing the evening, and comparison later
divulged that she was correct. Proceed
ing to London. she underwent a long
course of investigation at the hands of
q committee of the Society for Psychic
Research and many more learned savants
capitulated to her. Describing his ex-
periences with Mrs. Piper to me some
time ago. Professor Hyslop said:
Even Skeptics Respect Her
81 wore a black mask covering my face
from my forehead to below my beard
when l began to visit Mrs. Piper. 1 re-
manned masked in this way for a year,
and thus hid my identity from her until
after the results of those experiments
had been obtained She goes into a
trance while seated in chair her head
resting on pillows piled on a stand before
her. She turns her face to the left so
that she cannot see the writing exc
cuted with her right hand, which, holding
a pencil, rests upon a pad on another
table to her right. She talks on various
subjects until suddenly dropping forward
on the pillows"
An example OF the testimony alleged
to have been communicated by Mrs.
Piper to him was described tome by
Professor Hyslop as follows:
"Once while I was having a sitting
with Mrs. Piper, message was received
from man, stranger to me- who gave
his name and that of his home town.
He also stated that he had lost a finger.
made inquiry in the county and town
mentioned as his home, and found that
the oldest residents of the same name
people rs and 81 years old, had never
heard of him. Later / found a cousin
of these peoples father who had had
the same name and had died before
was born. Pursuing my inquiries stin
further, found that this man had lost
finger in the war of 1912"
This mysterious woman has succeeded
in retaining the confidence Of all who
have investigated her. and because of
her persistent refusals to make public
demonstrations of her alleged phenom-
ena. she has retained the respect even
of the skeptics, who refuse to capitulate
| to her. She disclaims any theories as
TO the source from which her alleged
messages" are derived.
What is her power? Win any one
| ever know?
(Copyright)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-15
When Negroes Voted

Editor Of "Whdt Do You Knoto"--Will
you please state in your column % Whether
the negroes We're disfranchised in North
Carolina after joining the Union? (2) Also
is the healthy human infested at all times
with tubercular, typhoid and such germs?
b, ]. BARROWCLOUGH.
"a Until after the revolutionary war free
negroes were allowed TO vote in every State
except Georgia and South Carolina. After
1872 the right to vote was taken from the
negroes in eight States, including North
Carolina. (2) 1t has been frequently stated
by bacteriologists that disease-producing
germs of various kinds are present in every
one. but this Is a generalization based on
inadequate data, and is subject to correc
ton when we know more.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-15
A Rapspudy on the Spud

The Irish potato, dry, mealy and tooth.
some new crop is again in our midst.
sublime potatoes that from Kerrys shore
To County Antrim
Form the poor mans store"
And yet dear Tam, although we call
1t the Irish potato, it did not originate
in Ireland, nor in that there mysterious
country they call Scotch-I Ireland. One
legend is that Sir Walter Raleigh brought
it from Virginia in Queen Elizabeth's
time, which may be true, but 1t had
reached France many years before then.
The first grown in Ireland was about the
middle of the eighteenth century, around
County Cork way. So ignorant were
the people then of it's true use that they
brewed the leaves for tea and found
them rank poison. The leaves and fruit
of the potato furnish solanum, viru'
lent poison And that is why the potato
tuber, when it begins to sprout in the bin
in late spring, makes it so unwholesome,
unless all the sprouts are cut out, The
potato became finally the staple crop of
Ireland, and that is why we call II the
Irish potato. 1t is doubtful If even Vir-
ginia can claim il. Later Investigations
traced it much further south, even as far
as Chill. SO you see, Tam, there is some
romance and interest even in such a
homely thing as the spud. It's American
anyway. and not Irish. McTAVIsH.