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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
TO TAKE OFF FLESH
AND REDUCE WEIGHT
Eat Plenty of Wholesome Food But Breathe Deeply and
Try Little Oil of Korein With Meals

Some people seem to be able to eat
whatever they please without its in
creasing their weight to any degree
while on the other hand other folks. in
clined to stoutness, try to eat lightly
of the so-called fieshmalling foods but
keep gaining weight all the time Such
a condition is both unnatural and dan
gerous but can often be quickly over
come by practicing deep breathing in
the open air. The blood of the average
oVerstout person seemingly fails to ac-
cept enough oxygen to consume the ex-
eessfve fatty material in the food But
frequent open air deep breathing forces
additional oxygen into the system.
largely overcoming this defect and pre-
venting further Increase in weight
Then If this deep breathing plan is ac-
companied by the use of a little oil of
korefn, taking few drops in a capsule
with each meal and again before gofns
TO bed, 1t becomes possible to greatly
days.
The best feature of this reducing
method is that it is absolutely safe and
unlike so many flesh reducing systems
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
This Backyard Garden
Feeds IL Families

Atlanta, Ca. July %. - There's no
use for man to pay grocery bill
earnest attention to his backyard, ac-
cording to DR.. Thomas d. Love, who
has converted his yard into a garden,
which produces enough to feed twelve
families.
with lots of houses there come
backyards," explained the physician,
and can't understand why every
man doesn't make use of his yard A
little garden properly cared for will
feed his family, and will sometimes
net him enough to make a payment
on his house rent With the excep-
tion of lard and sugar and a few other
necessaries | never buy anything at
the grocery stores'
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
Lightning Splits Gas
Main During a Storm

Anderson, Ind, July IS. - Light
ming split natural gas main in the
country near Pendleton during a
storm, 1t was discovered during an
investigation of why gas pressure was
so low in Pendleton. Frank Rumier,
superintendent, found that a main
had been split for several feet and the
gas ignited. A flame ten feet high was
burning. The earth had been torn
away from the pipe
Several persons living there said
the flame appeared during the storm
Friday, and it was supposed the gas
company knew about it in short
time.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
Best Home Treatment
For All Hairy Growths
(The Modern Beauty

Every woman should have a small
package of delatone handy. for its
timely use will keep the skin free from
beauty marring hairy growths. To re-
move hair or fuzz. make thick paste
with some of the powdered delatone
and water. Apply to hairy surface
and after or minutes rub off, wash
the skin and it will be free from hair
or blemish. To avoid disappointment,
be sure you get real delatone.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
Wife Chews Tobacco; Cruel
Says Husband; Asks Divorce

Muncie, Ind.-Whether the chewing
of tobacco by a wife constitutes cruel
and inhuman treatment of the husband
within the meaning of the statutes
VIII have to be determined by Judge
Ellis, of circuit court, in the divorce
case of Isaac Wiles against Eta Wiles.
The husbands complaint charges that
his wife does not wash the dishes and
that she chews tobacco, which he al
leges. is cruel and inhuman treatment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28

pole at Third avenue and Fourteenth
street, reducing it TO kindling wood.
Residents for blocks around hurried
to the scene and gathered up the
splinters and took them home
1t is a superstition that splinter
from pole or tree struck by lighting
used as toothpick is a sure pre-
ventive of toothache. Several persons
carried home big clubs in order to lay
in supply of toothpicks for future
use.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
SOCIALIST MAYOR IN SOUTH

Lynchburg, Va.-B. F. Ginther, busi-
ness manager of the Union Star at
Brookneal Socialist paper, and him
self a Socialist leader, was elected
mayor of the town of Brookneal de-
feating r. f. Connolly, a prominent
merchant.
Ginther is the first Socialist ever to
be elected to the office of mayor in
Virginia and probably in the South.
The Democrats elected the fun council
of six members
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28

would have to have
an operation. l had
a soreness in both
sides and a pulling
8 en- 8 a tion in my
right side. I could
not do much work
the pain was so bad
/ was also troubled
withirregularityand
9th er weaknesses.
My blood was poor
We had been mar
ried four years and
LII -. Ill
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
OH HAPPY FEET!
Eco is the Quickest Acting Balm
For Weary, Aching, Swollen,
Burning Feet.

Did you ever dip your hot. sweaty
feet into bath of cold water2 That's
how EZO makes the feet feel-sweet,
cool and full of comfort-minus the
danger and shock of dipping the feet
in ice cold water. Best OF all your
feet stay cool and comfortable all dur
ing the day.
No fussy funny digs to bother
with. No astringent powders or pre-
pared foot paints. Just rub those
poor, misused feet gently with EZO be-
fore going to bed and chase foot mis-
cry forever.
You can get EZO of II. C. Kennedy
or and reliable druggist. Try 1t to-
day If you want your feet to be happy
and stay happy.-Advertiseme
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
BEAR JoGs ALONG BEFORE AUTO

Bloomsbury. Pa.-On his way to Ben
ton. Edward Fallon of Danville in his
automobile was stopped by a fun
grown black bear, which trotted slow
ly along the road in front of the ma
chine, stopping every few feet.
After keeping in the road 100 yards
the animal went over a bank into the
woods. Within a week four bears
three of them of good size. have been
seen in that vicinity
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
Woman, Kidnapped AZ
Years Ago, Is Found

from Rock Island Forty-1wo years ago.
when six years old, Mrs. George w.
Chatfeld, of st. Joseph, Mo, has
just been identified by correspondence
as the daughter of Chris Nowack of
Moline.
The child was taken from her home
by Mrs. Charlton and every effort
to find her failed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
WHY HE FAILED

The Duke of the Abruzzl is, of
course. the famous explorer who first
ascended Ruwenori and who nearly
succeeded in being first at the North
Pole.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
Her Home No
LONGER CHILDLESS
Operationnot Necessary after
Taking the Great Medicine
for Women.

Miller's Falls, Mass. doctors said
/ had displacement very badly and |
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-28
Carve TOothpicks From
Pole Struck by Lightning

Altoona, July 2S.-During a heavy
electrical storm, lightning struck a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04

Samstag abeno aeaen 8 llbr
iibcriielen Slnei ul1stierte ua0 be-
maffncfe 91noiten bic Apotbetc bon
!. Solit. 2702 Cunning Str. uno
cariiien Dem ulein anmeienoen DC
iieer ociien llbr uno Giaulontrtna,
iuornli iic i'm 5rnangen. bic 2a0en'
foiic al 0fincn, Der tic $40 @orgclo
uno cineu Shed m%inabnlen. @db.
reno Sic FoliBri anf oic bci6rn @on.
oiten iubnoetc. itntteten bieie rttpa
cine bdlbe Stunor ipnter Der Apo.
thete BON 9ifett mo goring. Ode
20 un6 5ornom Ctr cinen inner.
miinidteu Ariudl ali un0 bcrailbteu
ben @ciitcr 3idett urt feline llbr,
S4 4arpelb uno einen Shed BON
$50. mdbreno Der Angeitellte @oos
$500 berausriideu mubtc, ,Su bic
fem 4uqcnblid bctrot 6rou 3ooS
0eu 9aocn uno murOe e%bc1lfolls be-
orobt blieb ie0oh ionlt u%nbebeli9t
On beioeu 51ller flitdlten unO
idimpiten Die acrle III geneiniter
@ciie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
Woncm Sen lsSnio pom
@ricd6cnlane Itiirscn!
SnrS Sell iagt, Oaf a0nis aOuitan.
fin bic Sdlalo on benz 8lnt.
usr8ieheH in at6cu TRACE.

Qonoon 4. gr5. @roBbritans
niea nnD oeilcn @crbnnOete bcroten
Eate. nfIde TtaBuabmm geaen bic
priehiide &egierumg 5l treiien iiHo.
ilin aieieIbe Oeu 6ornernugeH Der
9nteHtemahte gefiigig 81 modem,
1isie erfl0rnna CAB beute Snr0 Sc.
eil i'm britiihen urterbnlie ab. Gr
luurNe befraot, Oh er 0ie @eriite.
rliiio erteilel foHne bob Die ieeige
arietil6e Epunltie 6citcbcn bleibelt
mer0e Geeil aab 5ur 4utlport. 0ub
hie 9agg in 3rtehenlaHo nod bent
sbiuierliitigen aaqriif Der @riedcn
nuf Die irau3oihhcn 3arineioloa.
tens iebr erHit lei. Ger Sonia non
@riehMlaHb nter traae bic @cront
porhlua bierfiiT; CT let Der SfuI.
oiee
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strnhrnnhcri1nr.

@Gbrcuo oie gl1rbigen Gbriitcn
mn Sonntag iii ocr 6riib gum @ot
tcsoicrit lid porbrrtitttclt uttidlloB
iih &. Gppclau6 pon g%Htrrpriie
9(la6ama, et1uns friidc 2uit 8l &C.
nieBcu uno nuttc Iei0er clnen Spa.
5irrgalg nod Der 10. StraBc ulo
Goritol 9lpc,, no or gang unpcr-
iehcns BON einem mbefnnnteu 0ion.
ne nrgebatten. aieoergridfagen mo
iciner 8arfhoft. I'M 9ctrnqc npa
SS5, 6craitbt tparoe. Gr teiItc icine
g~riobrlut9 Der loli5ei nit. ood tpie
gauo9nlih-Der Spitbltbe lit Der,
idDuunoen.
&. II. 9igsbu 621 u6rOI 90.
Str, ipuroc 5onntag III oIcr 6riib
Gdc 10. ur0 8aDcnpprt Str. BON
3Dci betuaffnctcn 0}auncrn TIN $t2
Collars crleidtert.
Gas abnlihc Shifial bIilbta
Gbns. 8aro bon Sol0regc, gtrbr.
Scr $t05O berollsrildeu muBte,
mdhrcao ". 6. Smith ois Ioprta.
Sos. @de Is. mto Suruep Ctr.
5orntog nadt cinem ctn5elnen aerI,
Der ibn nit cinem 3itgclitciu nicoer
idltc. $40 mo ieinc ltbr ntShdn
5iocn muBtc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
B~c5iebmnoen
5M 1lmerika iinS cute!

gerp FORT, 4. De3. @u Gina
Sang, Der iriberc dineitife Sc
ianbte hi 18ai6tngtuu uno neu en-
nunntcr g1iniitcr 6es 4~ltspartiacn
Der &cpublif China iunotc beute
oltrh Ste llniteo TrrB an Oas antc
golf cine 1epcihc. In mel.
der er Die 6]orticbuna Der qlitan Be
3iebungeu 5fniidlci Jeioen 2onbcrn
ueripridt unA Scr @offmng gits
0riId gibt, oaB bic 6nuoeslbc3iebuH
acn gpiihen China uno amertfa
nod before nrroen Gr crftGrt,
CT ici oabou iibcr5cuat oaB 4rdii.
bent Nilions oeiicn @ieoerermdb.
luna In gon8 China begritBt mor0en
ici, ictne AHitAtcn tcilc,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04

ctr. mirbc BON elmer siraBeuair'
nc umarmelt ima che Der Wlaun
iih aus oeu Glducn 0cS Deiblidcn
ganlniers losrciBcu tonnte, NOR &c
nm 500 drnncr,
erlebtc Gin 1buli6cs Abcntencr, oils
or Ser 10. mo Davenport ctr. cnt'
lana alma. g6c or Wubtc. tpic ihm
oeidnh bottc Die Dame tDn inn
$t2 crletdtcrt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
Antp I'M 1SlnR aefnnbrn.

Id8 NutoW0bit .n0n Nrtbur W
Iuqqart. @}ittnbober ors Seidenbe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon Sunes VI.
JaaQcrt 4 5oa, iucldlc9 an 5nul.
.tdQ abeno nor Dem Mltiifbcim itebtr
aclliien mo qdtohlcn mor0m mar,
migrne hcItc nforgen iH Miiiouri
1IuB ~n6roldl ron 6lorence cntoett
lPou nintalt au, oaB bic ,inioiicu
Der Miuidinr. Wcldlc 0os IL 6llB
hpbe lIfer biuabgctiir5t icul mtlB.
ertrunfcn limo gis1cr fountcn ie
md trog nller uhens feline 2cfde
gcborgcn mer0eN. ......
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
Bill fir embargo
auF C~ebemsmiftcl!

&albinat T.. DEG. Reprds
ntoHt nlo ron Stem gorf
fridte h.r aictd nad Dem 81.
anatenttir aas @ongrciies cine
NofIaae rH embargo ouf &c.
teaNnifel r1n Rabrungsmittel.
Rro0ufig CO. 1nsicIbe ioIl anf
n 1SaBf arpfcit babeu. AuBers
eni itrht s3e 9|ortdgc cine 9egulie.
Rha aer g1gcruna BON 2ebeHss
aittelH iii s~tahl6aHicrn bor, lpcihe
lid nrraltjse Sagerung ntF bod
tells 5eaH 4Rpudtc belhrduft ionic
ale AuiaebuHg Der &oit5ouen bel
laito pan 6arHproouften, Der.
rap &afete iplIeH bis $50 EFltH0
pigapa aurfet bei elmer 9crefluu1g
eH t jat oas critic uu0 1e fir oie
fnIaeanen 4inf0e uod alien Crtel
tilt 2an0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
@cieGtlt unb bcran6t

On bic g8olnlutQ bon I g..
Mcstinlcp t7t5 R}iiiouri 2tpe.
oranqen Somtog obctlo 5pei be-
lDdffuete Mldmrer. fciiclteu nm fnel
betteu ihn rnc itablcn 500 In
9arqclo uio zinc goloeue ltbr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
Der prc5cB gc9cn
Bopp Rcmtc crSffnct!

Gan 6rancisco. A Deg &eute
bcgnnn bier Der gro3eB acgen ocn.
SCitidcu @cncralfoniilI 6rar5
gnpp. Der beidulOiat lit. In cineut.
9ombenattent1t berUitelt aeDeicu.
at iein. Ger @eneralfoniul rpeiit bic.
SeifuIoigung nit gntriIituna ST.
rid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
Diua micbcr aus
G9thmabua pcrtrieben?

81 Euio. Ger. 4 1c3 = Git
SHARES miro betaHut ge3e5au, Dab
3}cgieruugstripren mlttcr General
S8ima 0en @tlliiten Bel Qoairc Be
Gios cine Gie0erIaae beiqebraht
mo Die 5taNt Gbibltolta mic0er
eiHgeroarne1 bnhcn Ginc 9citas
tiqitlg Der Godlridt blei6t o65ltz
m1rten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
Serbildpe An0riffe
wcrScr abecicRGa9sn!

Berlin, A. De3 t5pufeuberidt
0as bulgariihe 0rieasalnt mel.
Dcie bente, BAT Bic Serben Die bull
aariiheu StelIuuaeu bei Grnob m0
Die &ohc BON 1913 beitia auaegrii
felt babcH. bic 4uartite abcr nit
Geidtigfcit nblcihtagcu muroeu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
'tus Scutittcn pcrcincn
Cma6a 9Ia.lAenAder @ertin.

0je um lebten 5cuntag itottee
habte 8e1mteHaabl 0es Gmobo
4lottoeluihen giercns bat iolacn
0cs aciiItnt olli5uBciieu: $raii0eltt
-@eerg Stieuc, @iee 8%raitNent e.
". Surus Sdatmrftrr ao. @rant
0es; 6inan3ietlrtar- grnit a0nia;
rototelietrrtar-Gbris Seine; III.
bIiotbefar- SoBu Scb; g}itglieO
Ncs 5inan8fomitces y Y, 5dros
Der. ats &ablfomitcc fut1gierteu
ole Serren Satm Strooer, SolH
Gdbmfe I1ompieu nm Allguit
Speht.
,5r Der reaalmaBllen &eriamnts
Inns oes @ercins murOrn leds auils
ol0atcn Dotaei6laqen 0rei uelte 42ii-
gliroer auiacnommcn mo orei elm.
qefibrt. 8us anoeHtcu 0cs in ga.
.liiorniu p~Critortcueu Q}itgtieo5 Sein.
rid gSeruer Uur6e On0urh geebrt,
oaB iih bic auluciei0n gtitalieocr
ton t1rrH Siben erbubcl. Der 81
nan3iefretGr oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ser 8lliam Butt. perlus Damn ocn
iutfanqrcidcn @eridlt Der Ieutidcr
Observation-Disclosures, Incident 5uiol
lc iih jeBt tn 0cr sldiic ~ 2S7 b.
Gus Yclo mtr1 0urd) 0ns
,Imcn3tomitee ocs Suia5a Glatt
0atihen 8ereins ais |ilpuruter 6oub
5instragcuo nrt8elcat iuerocu. Cert
goritaHo muroc Is iibcrlaiien, 0it
}elt 0es 5tiitunasieite5 uno oes
tommcn0eu @}o5tutbals fa~t5uicBcu.
liner 5tantsicHator Strcllom bieIt
nuf ~llIgcucines SerIuugG cine Nm
lprahe un0 ooaitc Den 9titgllcOeul
ftr oeren eiube4igc llHteritlieuug
rel ber ucrfloiiencu g8abt.
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urmbanezltbren
~ S6lcmecrpreiien
f8ar tfeiHe 3FaaleIn,)

sletac arn6aao.li6r. a~oIbaeiaates &c
bdufe. ooioenes 3ifternbtat 1iefe.
il0r beriaafen mir fit. s7.75
ertre 9erte. ac6ct merf. 10 Sabre
soioaeiautes Ge9duic. aisic tt0r
pcrfauiea ivir fin s9.75
2ies III einc 5ohiciae 1aHeiubr, 90
5abrs@e9anfe. @oe5ee2sert aol5.
8ifferHbiat, nit - sleiHaa. 1tefe
u5r bcrfaafen mir tar .sit.75
n steiue aaerQBrter greis % sabre
aoieaefiates @e6duie aoloenes aif
iernbtait, Gebduie iegr fleiH 9tefe
mr. b%erfaafeH mir st7s73
aandIioH eIsiH mo gaIi6am sruf
baHonaren III Ereifeu, ME man ie
Hireenbpo fitaen lam,
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Einbrntfl in @trtihaft.

a Nc &irtiAaft uou Sarrn Self
Haiu#. 5 mol. t3. Ctr. pcridaf
ts A 5olntag totlt 3icbc Gin
a mo elltaahHen DER aaile
j G5tlar5 &ed1ielgel1.
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StPiffe
tpcrScn ~fcitocbGltcn!

2on0on 4. Ge8. Die britiihe
4%0mirulit1t bat sen &etebl gc1eben.
uac qrichiihe Shtiic, Die iih IN bri
tiihul @lien baimOeu bort ict5u-
hniteU .
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Goi9cltnbren

RAAaeAf3hatfp3B
9as sr6Htf aassF outer ans DerfdFffaer ftbrsa in bpr giant
In Ereiifn, mffae sir nobfH aofen hrs 2f6eHss
a%ateraattes %HerabfeseH.
2t sttne, 8robe to, samiior, gereget at 5 Gofitoneu.
sfperpaiibfnen. site mn aHdae. saraniiert leine 8 st
tlfaen int 9Goaat ah5pveihea. Gieie mir ~perfaaftH
mir inr .......... $3.50
f sletne. taaes 5e6dnie eantttons hobmooerH, gereset
gaaen Stir Hno aalfe. gtbdafe anrantiert mf Is 5abre,
mt eneH G0b aefaat Eieis mir bertsuftn mir
far IS. s.s...&. IT,. $500
81 steiue @anfdip, @rdbe f6, aereeelt seeeR Sbe nno
aaIEe. 8oIbaefantss @ebauie. aargntiert mi 20 5a6re.
fiEiah eaer aratiert. Hir 1ertaaieR bsie tbr
Fuf ...a..s ........ $1,000
III siene. NieH oaer &aIte0Df Aerfe bait gut 3eif pfes
ues sifegaalaft a~eAaeiaft oaraHitert af % Sabre.
Eieie iIHr psrsaaFsH mir far .-..s.......-.., sf775
E8elel6e Soues aagagebaHie, aaraEtert af 20 5abre
Iieir ttas pfrfaafen mir far ......s......... sf9.55
I'll Eiefnf. GT5Be i8 Sainais, eaes aoieqef5Htes 8ehdufe
aongerE aaaeI Mot ~altass0bor. 1se i6r ssrfaafeH
mir ihr ...ss $3.50
ii @fetHe, SainDis. niHfhensrert fir eiHeH iangea 9lanft.
@fase Il. 20 aabre aoEhaefaates gebdnfe. mr. nod
psuise aai Eager 1ieft i8r Dtrtaaifn mir fRr. $1,000
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@crman Amcriean Sam l04,
RrrinnnGrn

Senrn 5tnrp mo oeiieu 5obn
lmo 5rau ans Grciahtou bnltcn itdl
bier %gegcnmartig IN Gmoba ont. INN
pcrrn Breton lmo an0cren 5reun.
Sen einen gciIdl ab8uitatten.
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Sabieitc SnrHpcreiu.

gu3 am lebtel 5onlsta8 ubeIt6
ron oem Siloictte lurnpcrcin inter
grirtng 0es tiidtigen Surticbrers
GriB 1unam Qsacbene ShauturHea
itloB it'd ieinn GorgdagerH in ebclr.
tiirtigcr Mciie on. Gas Gunner
Der 4itipcn an Rrt mo Barren
mar por5ilgIif uno lBuroe a~agciueiu
bclDlta6ert.
Die 30alingsaaiic leiitctr int aep.
.~lenidapingcu 8or3Ualihcs uno bril-.
ldltt marcn hte non 0er GdiHcn.
fiaiie ausgefiibrtcR Reiienit5ulgelr
~3niamHten NIT ben 1tabii5angcf Der
aftipea ,S1 s;ro3ioier Nciic MIR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04

Den bieiclben Dor gnaet aetllbrf.
uno 1itrulcbter 1amalH lit 81 Die
fen idJ6nen geiihaHgM 5u grutulIe,
rem. Die WiidifbrgIGituna bIcr5a
muroe bon Der Iohter 0cs 8ereins-
prGf0cnten @eimaHH Aeiier ut &c
faQiaer @eiir mJf Nem 4iono 1eIte.
icrt. glod ocHt S6outurnen fano
Gin Boil itatt Ger bis grgca Nitter.
nadt pdbrte.
Diasteubal Der Scrmnunsi0bur.
SaHlStng ubtno iano ulter ben
allipiBiru Der apaell bon Gnabn.
Su0s Omaha ma0 Council @luiis oes
Crocns Der &crmams 50b1c I'M
2eltiden Sm1ie CHI Wtastenbua
itatt. Der iih cines iabr 3oblreidlen
9eiud9 crireute. Se0cr nmiiiierte
iidl uor5iglih. uuo Is lpor ihoH
Iangit SouHtoh als iih bic lceteu
Teituctmrr nui oeH Acirmpra moh-
ten. Cen criteu @rei5 erbiclt Die
Grippe Cnfcl SnuL 6crmonia ul0
Golumbiu. Den 5rieoen gpiihca
IcItidlanb mo gtmcrifo 0aritelcu3
t0crr g. s. Bran, 8ron 3ouna
Sdtooer uno 5rntl 0finnie 9Iodl,
bcn Den cin5clnen Dia5tcn erbiclt
ben eriten &ret5 SER VI ! sen.
nin1icn Den 8meiten SRI. Goa
Ocn 4. Qrcis iiir oic be-
ite fomii1c Masfr erGicItcn SER
INN 5rau 8. ". @or0ou, Den 5uci.
len Die ilnacu Maodcu 5oubito
uno @ottidoIt uh0 ben orittet 4.
German amcrican Gamp l04,
". O.. ~. bait Dlcu6tag, Den D..
9c3cmber, IN ieiuem 8erinmmlungs
lofal In Der 9obniiden G~urNbaae.
t3. inlo 1orcns StruBe, ieine Sc
ncroIpcriomhug ncbit 8camtcn-
inobl ali. 3cocs Witgltao lit criudyt.
5u eridycinen.
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Sine tcnre llmnrmung.
q O @bite oon 2li2 0ooae
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5dmtlite fosaoiihm Gc6rtcure
Ifa6 be1naoiat n5roen aPan braud}t
TIC ST. %notTUen0Ig
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Mroddtnfaffier Glfe.

llytar alsnu1ntslueilc GROCER 9e.
tciIt8ung HicItcn SaaHtaa 0ic hirii.
gen GIts lbrc n5rlihc 4coadtu
iaier an &ormtttag 40 ll5r i'm Cr.
ptfeum Iheatlr ob 1tc 6attpi-
uniprodic belt 05oroou III Notttl9,
6mtpt Der Strabcaba61-@ricqi hoft,
mcldcr ieincm @lnlben an bic lIH.
iterblihtett 0cr Seale berautcn als.
0rud Derilcb.
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~sRAR9f~0@W%
prcis lc1r ermdbiet.
9icic Isolde
1904. 8lunenpaie, 8reis $3.50 -. 1925
i25oa 9hnncufprb, Grcis $500 -. 1925
53oa 9lumcnfnrb, 4srcis $3.50 -. s1.75
i05of. 5ornidalc, 9rcis $500, -. $3.50
1851. Soiatidtfet 8reis $3.50. 1925
88oa. 5olofihhTet &reis $500. .... $500
ssol 9lapf init 8rift grcis $500. .s1.OO
1854. 3eaerie Iraaer, qrcts $500. $500
glabul ii. 3uder goluIe, 9reis $3.50. 1925
glumenuoie nit tirs. 9ontel, Qr. $4, $500
@dfer.5et arta NIT 6 @lafcrn uH0
Maiier 8latte. Qreis $1,000 ..... $50
ga MIR cine bcidrdnfte 9n8abl oieier gai.
ier.7ets oui Eager lit 10 1T an5uratert ieet
ciusntoufeu.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-20
Your Father,
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hibit of millinery which attracted fav- orable attention.
 Then there was q domestic science department, which included exhibits from the cooking and sewing classes. There were hundreds of articles of fem mine wearing apparel, all carefully and neatly made. It resembled nothing more than the show room in a depart ment store on the occasion of a spe- cial sale of the seasons best offerings. Included with this exhibit were sev-
 eral specimens of cakes. bread, bis cults ard other articles of food that
 made one wish it was dinner time. The domestic science department has
 been in charge of Miss Florence Gra- ham, Miss Lynne Hilsabeck and Miss ! Grace Tufts. It was l demonstration
 not only of the ability of these instruc- i tors but of the practicabiliey of the . course.
 All in all it is stafe to say that the
 exhibit of the public schools of Phoe- ! nix has not been overshadowed in point
 of excellence by that of any other in 1 the United States. Superintendent
 John D. Loper, his assistant, Prof Ran | dall, and in fact all the teachers
 beamed with smiles and justifiable | pride yesterday as the throngs viewed ! the offerings and expressed surprise | and appreciation.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-20

or bids for making said improvement according to the plans therefor and according to any or all of the several alternative specifications, methods, ki.ds and classes of constructions and kinds and classes of materials de- scribed in said Resolution of Inten- ton No. 173, will be received at the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall in said City of Phoenix, up to 500 o'clock P M., June 9th, 1916. The plans and all specifications for said work may be examined at the office of the City Engineer of said City of Phoenix.
 : The costs and expenses of said i'm provements are payable out of assess ments against the property situated in the district described in said Reso- lution of Intention No. 173. Seria
 bonds. payable in equal annual in
Arizona republican., 1916-05-20
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
 OF THE COUNTY OF MARIcoPA, STATE OE ARIZONA

In the Matter of the Estate of M. A.
 R. Tyrrell, Deceased.
 Notice of Sale of Real Estate at
 Public Auction.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance of an order of the Super for Court of the County of Maricopa, State of Arizona, made on 20th day of March, 1916, in the matter of the estate of M. A. R. Tyrrell deceased the undersigned, the Administrator ot the Estate of M. A. R. Tyrrell, de- ceased will sell at public aution, to the highest bidder, subject to confirmation by said Superior Court. on Saturday the 3rd day of June, 1916. at o'clocl p. m., at the front door of the County