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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
Reception For Officials
at Philadelphia Association
Special to the Telegraph

Philadelphia, Pa, May 12. - A re-
ception to the newly appointed Off
cials of the Pennsylvania Railroad will
be given tonight at the Railroad
Branch of the Y. M. C. A. More than
1000 employees of the road will be
present including many from Harris
burg and other cities. Following a
musical program there will be an ex-
hibition of the films shown by the
Pennsylvania Railroad at the San
Francisco Exposition.
Among the officers who will be pres
ent will be S. c. Long, general man
ager; Elisha Lee, assistant general
manager; Frank Hoff, assistant to the
general manager; Joseph II. Gumbles,
superintendent of the Philadelphia
terminal division, together with the
superintendents and assistants of
other divisions of the road east of
Pittsburgh. The reception will be
conducted by W. A. Patton, assistant
to President Rea, and general chair
man of the P. r. r. Young Mems
Christian Association.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
BRUMBAUGH ASKS
FOLKS SUPPORT
Governor Will Make a Personal
Appeal by Means of Letters
Sent From Capitol

Hundreds of letters will be sent
from Governor Brumbaugh's office to
personal friends and to persons who
have been suggested to him as interest
ed in his candidacy. asking for their
support at the primary election next
Tuesday. Preparation of this list has
oeen under way for some time and in
addition to persons connected with the
ernor throughout the State have been
furnishing names. The letters will be
on the States official stationery and
signed by the Governor.
Brumbaugh headquarters is sending
out circulars by the ton in behalf of
the Governors candidacy and the latest
paper to makes its appearance contains
the names OF the Governor for preSi-
dent and his slate for delegates and al
ternates- s-at-large, Knox for, Senator
and Amber for Auditor General, but
only John X. *. Scott and ID. +. Lafean
Tor Congress -atLarge. Separate cir
culars are being sent to each Congress
sional district for the local candidates
FAVORED by the Governor.
Penrose people are issuing publicity
matter containing the pictures of the
twelve candidates for delegates-at-
large headed by the Senator
Ihe people who are boosting the Ford
movement have been sending bales of
the Ford stickers to this city,
Capitol Hilrs usual e-primarv exo-
dus began to-day, the attaches living
IN distant parts of the State going to
thelr homes. While they all denied or
ders to line up almost everyone was
proclaiming personal loyalty" to the
Governor.
Harmon NJ. Kephart. who was here
to-day for a short time, declared there
was no doubt whatever of his nomin =
allon Tor stale Treasurer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
Big Audience Hears
Lecture on L. V. G.

Graduates of Lebanon Valley Col
lege together with persons interested
in the institution, crowded Tech High
School Auditorium, last night to hear a
lecture given by Prof. II. II. Shenk
of the college faculty Prof Shenk as
sisted by lantern slides showed the ac-
complishments made by the college in
the past and what the future will re-
veal.
Samuel u. Shope president of the
Pennsylvania Educational League,
made the address of welcome and an
nounced the numbers of the program.
DIR. G. ID. Gossard. president of Leba-
non Valley College, gave a short ad-
dress. Selections were given by the
musical clubs of the college.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
REAL ESTAT
Turn 529 Woodbine St.
Into $4,000 Apartments

Work on the remodeling of pri-
apartment house for the west end of the
city VIII begin in few days when op-
eratlons are started by w. II. Shue on
owned by w, c. Helm and the changes
which are planned by Mr.. Helm will
cost approximately $500. The neces-
safy permit was taken out to-day
Milton T. Meyers got a permit to build
q single story frame garage in the rear
of 624 Woodbine street, at a cost of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12

ING. We're abnormally supplied with so much
wearing apparel that we are in position to set the
pace in selling, this month"; unequalled in our own
history and that's going some We aren't holding
back scarce merchandise customer making is too
important; we're seizing this opportunity to make
the biggest number of customers, to win the largest
number of friends To inaugurate an event like this
is too much of challenge to the united competition
of the city to dare attempt it without the values and
volumes which will substantiate our proposition.
Buy NOW, BUY HERE, buy HEAVILY, buy at
tremendous savings which will grow in significance
as the war goes on.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
At THE MAJESTIC

There is an act on the Maiestic's bill
for the last half of the week that must
not be overlooked. and
Leo FARRELL that is the Leo Farrell
Trio ut Trio three men in a Won
Majestic derful euuilibristic act
They have a routine OF
very good feats which they put over in
neat stvle. The popular team Van and
Schenck, are offering a repertoire of
new songs, ana are duplicating their
hit of the first half of the week. Three
other pleasing acts complete the bill.
They are: Mason and Pagan, two men
in blackface makeup, who offer a good
singing and talking act; Billy "Swede"
Hall and Company. presenting a COM
edy sketch entitled, Bud w eiser," and
the Three Dolce Sisters, three charming
girls, in refined singing act.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
APPOINTED AUDITORS

William X. Meyers, this city, and
j. B. Callahan, Philadelphia, this aft
ernoon, were appointed auditors by
the Dauphin county court to examine
the accounts of James A. Tanner, re-
ceiver for the Liberty and the Lincoln
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies of
Philadelphia
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
CADoMENE TABLETS Mean Health to Men

Health is Life, Strength, Vitality, Ambition,
the ability, the desire to live, to enjoy to ac
complish. Without health and strength in fullest
measure you may not hope to enjoy the fullest
cannot make the best of conditions and oppor-
tunities. If your mind your power of reasoning
and concentration dulled or inactive to any
extent, naturally you are less capable to the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
RECEIVER For r. Am

Failure of the Home Building and
Loan association to make a report for
1915 to the State banking authorities
led the banking department this after
noon to ask the court for the dssolu-
ton of the institution and the ap-
pointment of a receiver. The court
fixed May % for the hearing. The
officers are IT. A. Thorley, president,
II. III. Freeburn, secretary and d. S.
Blessing, treasurer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
SMALL ENGINE ORDER

The Baldwin Locomotive Works has
received orders for the following loco
motives: Two ten-wheeled type for
0-4-r type for Mindin Coal Company
of Mindlin Mines Mo-; one 0-4-O type
for American Steel and Wire Company.
Of Cleveland. Ohio; one 0-6-0 type for
Calumet. Hammond and Southeastern
Railroad
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
CHARLEs 10. KUNI<LE

Charles E. Kunkle, aged Al years
formerly a resident Of this city, died at
his home, in Homestead. Pa, yesterday
The body will be brought here to-mor-
row by Undertaken Charles Mauk. Ser
vices and burial will be made in the
East Harrisburg Gene terry. He was q
MEMBER OF the Good viii Fire Com
pany and the Loyal Order of Moose.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
TODAY's REALTY TRANSFERS

To-day's realty transfers included the
following:
>. Mary j. Vallerchamp to l. B. Swartz
Upper Paxton; Annie K. Goods assignee
to John W. MetZEer Londonderry: III
ID. Jones to II. d. Jackson, Susquehanna
township, all for 81 each; Katrina
MatJastc to j. Shummeric, Steelton
$3.50; j. Olewine's executor to Thomas
w. Blosser, Susquehanna 81 800: George
a. ahreiner to E. Il. Kennedy. 1911
North Seventeenth. and John S. Harris to
l.. Silbert, 11o5 North Fifth street, 81
each.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
Vandals Damage Famous
Monument to Washington
Special TO The Telegraph

Hagerstown, Md, May -. - 1t has
been discovered that large section of
the famous Washington monument on
South Mountain, near Boonsboro, has
been damaged by vandals. The monu-
ment was erected in 1926 to the MEM
ory of George Washington, and was one
of the first monuments to his memory
in the country. 1t is built of stone and
originally about 100 feet high and about
thirty feet in diameter at the base. 1t
is believed that dynamite was used in
blowine' in a portion of the wall.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
Deaths and Funerals
MISS MARY sTEEVER

Funeral services for Miss Mary
Steever, aged 81 years, who died at the
home Of her sister. Mrs. Lille Stur-
geon. 43s Pear street, will be held to-
will be made in the Paxtang Cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
WHY MANY MEN
FAIL IN BUSINESS
AND WOMEN FAIL SOCIALLY

extent to make them perform as you would have
them to.
CADOMENE TABLETS represent scien-
hhc combination of the most vital elements for
building and Strengthening cell and tissue.
Cadomene Tablets produce buoyancy of spirit
a regaining of vitality and endurance, renewed
efficiency of body and mind. Amazing and last
ing improvement results from Cadomene Tablets
in chronic or recent cases of Nervousness or
Failing Vitality.
So if you are victim of overwork worry,
disease, excesses or dissipation of the mental
and physical forces-if you feel tired weak,
nervous, trembling, and suffer with headaches
melancholy, pain in spine and back of head, cold
eXtremties, dreadful dreams of direful disasters,
feeling of timdty and general inability to
act naturally at all times, if you have "the blues"
and the pleasures of life arc no longer enjoyable,
then you need Cadomene Tablets to brace and
build you up-to put new ambition, energy and
strength into your system and reinforce and
nourish the bodily structures. Cadomene Tablets
are sold on money-back-i hed-guar-
antce, and if you are not pleased with results
you get every cent of your money back. 1t be-
longs to you and we want you to have it.
Cadomene Tablets help men out of the rut of
nervous discomfort and ill-heath, and restore to
them the capacity of more complete enjoyment
Of the pleasures of life All druggists sell s.
grain Cadomene Tablets in sealed tubes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
HENLEY REGATTA
ON SCHUYLKTLL
Varsity Crews Have Busy Day
in Trials; Trophies For
Winners

Philadelphia, May u. The annual
Henley regatta takes place tomorrow
on the Schuylkll Columbia, Annapolis
and Princeton varsity eights are here
and will have trial spins to-day. Indi-
cations pointed to a busy day on the
river.
There will be a meeting of the Inter
collegiate Rowing Association at din
ner tonight, at the Adelphia Hotel
Settle All Arguments
This organization settled all matters
concerning boat races between the
various organizations. and to-night's
meeting will be attended by the man
a agers of the crews representing Har-
ward. Yale. Princeton, Cornell, Colum-
bia, Pennsylvania and the United States
Naval Academy. together with many
of the assistant managers
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
500. 600 LUMBER FIRE
Special to the Telegraph

Hagerstown. Md, May 12.-The large
mill and two thirds of the lumber in the
yard of the Laurel River Lumber Com
pany, at bennington, w. Va, were de-
stroYed by fire late Wednesday night,
the loss being estimated at over $780,
600
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
SHERK TO BUILD

Harry A. Sherk took out a permit
this afternoon to build a two-and-a-
half story brick dwelling in Boas
street. 100 feet east of Seventeenth
street at a cost of $4,000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12

The first preparedness sale starts tomorrow.
The hand writing was on the wall. Every merchant
must have seen what was coming. But we ACTED!
affair. The shoe making the munition makers, the
automobile makers are at it day and night But the
heads of hundreds of factories have been spending
their nights walking the floor scheming ways to
survive. Our own warehouses are filled with mer-
chandise. When the advance began we bought
heavily all lines which common sense told us
would keep growing dearer as the war kept on
1T DOESN'T TAKE MORE THAN ONE TOOTH
OF A DOG TO LET YOU KNOW WHAT'S BIT
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
Dresses

Washable Dresses of all de-
scriptions. Silks, serges, pop
Inns, combinations, crepes, won
derful models, at wonderful say
ings.
$3.50 Washable Dresses, S1.9S
$4.75 Washable Dresses, $2.4S
$3.50 Washable Dresses, $3.9S
$6.75 Washable Dresses, $4.S5
$3.50 Silk and Serge Dresses,
$6.9S
$1,000 Silk and Poplin Dresses.
$7.S5
$3.50 Silk and Crepe Dresses.
$9.9S
Also a number of stout Dresses
at remarkable savings.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-12
WOmen'S
Tailored Coats

Serges, whipcords, worsteds,
double-face sports cloth, wool
velours and poplins-fashionable
plain colors, checks and mix
lures. Various lengths - excel
lent assortment of new models
plain and trimmed-all sizes in
the lot, but not in each style nor
fabric.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
1trls plattsmout6, heb,

Sim 5reitoQ nodulittog Itnrb
Srau 8. 9eder, cine oIte Qniteo.
.lerin BON Gab Gountp. S6on felt
.lGn0erer 3eit ber5leioeno tpuroe ite
an pcrgangenen Mittpoh bon ell
mem @ebirnI6la1e I'M $auie ibrer
Sodter Sruu George Goffenberg be.
.ioQen o6ne ouS 9cnuBtiein fpieoer
erIoigt gu boben. Die 9e~erotgung
fono inter iebr GROCER 9eteiIi9rmg
an Montog noduittag itatt. Der
8eiItli6e Der Gbriition Gbur9, be.
rem @1itgIieo bie @eritorbene mar,
omtiertc. Ser traiterrloen Gumilie
infer beralihes geiletb.
Su 0ie Setuat m6Gt i6 pieoer,
70 pir0's r1on6en ebemoliger
BIott8mmttber int Seraelt t6nett,
uno 0ieie8 5eimtDeb ioa in beion.
oerer 8eiie inn BerInufe 0ieier $50.
die geitiat mer6etb 0enn bic Dir
ger Oe8 alien St66tGens rititen iid.
in groBartiqcr 8eiie olif BEN Gnlp.
fang Der ebenaligGn @iirger ibrer
StaOt. &eimfebr @ode ion gefei.
ert per6en. Die 6eItli6feiten be.
ninnen OH 0onner5tnG. Darltrl
aut beion0erB ibr alien 3eutidert
.oie ibr utitge5olfen babt, 8lotts.
mouth oitI3ubouelL foH1rnt uno &c.
ocnft Der borigen 3eiter.
aooIpb g8eid Ser S9rb0oftor
miro iid tpc9et Ser tettren 2eoer.
preiIe ollf sic Gltb3udt berIegen,
lint icin 2e6cr ieIbit berIteaen gu
f0nnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
Jn Jtalien oerdt
man ans CeIt Pdmsd6en
Der l%lutersuus Geiterrridrilusarns
prupbr5eit, bcssleihcn Neuu.
luton in ilHsaru.

gtout, 30. slug. SiaIienilde
Wtilitarfritifer b~eriteiaen iih iett
oem geitritt Gim1nien8 III oen
4rieg gu ben toliteu 8ebarphlagen.
Inter anoerem propbeeien tie oen
boloigeH 8uiummenbru6 Der 3rp.
peImonarhie unD iagen, Dab trot
gegcnteiligar geballpt4lgal aus
8ten 0te niterrcif .ltaariide see.
r%esleihng foit Elm gauges glrmee.
forpS aus Wlontenegro uno albnuien
Suriidge3ogcn utb nod Dem itnltes
niihen un0 nliiii1en ariegsihuu.
plat geporfen babe, inn benz @or.
orineen Der Stnllener u1D GuIsen
@inbalt au gebieten. (5o Elm
2uotiG - Elm armeeforpg lit und)
beutigen gegriffen bel Dem gerpolti
gen Rineen Elm Gropfen I'M Wieer)
Die geOrobune Der @ren5e Sieben.
bilrgens miro Bic 0eiterrelher 5ruin.
gen, ben aeIt Der olterreid umaari.
iden Straittr6ftc ans albonien uno
g1onteuegro 5uriid5u3ieben uno ben
guleuren Die @erteioigltng Oct al.
banilben aiiite allein ~ilberlalien.
(Die &oeeImodec per0en iif bubei
nie0ertrodtig berrehnen; 5el0mor.
ihnu Madenien bot nit allen Dog.
lidfeiteu gerednet mo 6ofiir ge.
iorgt, oob ole Jtoliener in 4lbonien
nidlt leidten aoufs 0obonfommen.)
Sollteu Die gtllmdnen nit Grfolg
in Ste6enbiirgeu borbringen, iageu
Oieie itaIieniideu Militdrfritifer,
Oanu miro es in llngarn gum qui
rrbr fommen. Sieben6argen bat
Die SeiterreiGer uno 3eutiden
NIT S6la6toieb b%eriorgt; oas Miro
nod Dem einmari6 Der bereudgtel
&umdnen mo gfitiien aud Quito.
rem. (gtn iie1t Die StaIiener iino
I'M 9ropbe5eieu uniibertreiflid a6er
genobnli6 fommt Is ogan5 mn.
nerf9"D
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30

Die ttetieIten urb origine1iten Dti'
Iter in Spisen, 8nbBtdppaer, Gin.
f1ten uro oergleihen rperoen ale In
oiciem 8uhc ecseigt.
aac Sdfclpidc peI6e gefp6bn.
lid ecbraud]t nerOeu, fir0 BARN
entbolten uno ertldrt, Sic IluIter
fnO 9roB uno bic artpeiiungen flor
unb oelttliA. Gin iebcr fam. unO
tpenn aud crit eitt anfdnger, eir
Meiiter i'm SafeIn tneroen beim @e.
5rau6 bteies 81lfes.
seoes Muiter lit abgebiIoet unb
ertt1rt in Der einfatiten @eiie, 10.
6ob EN- ieber pbne ausnabnle E6Gne
SafeIarbeiteH unfertigen fam. Benn
Sic auh nod 70 biele Bidder ba.
bsrL oieies ibertrifit ale 5isber on,
geipeIene.
gu lie Der Bud. gu beite1er
burn bic Omaha SriBlneg, 1911
G0p0rO ctr, Omaha, gsebE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
ttleinc COkalnad6ridpten

Gina 750 @Gite ans 2iucoIR
batten iif geitern IN Der vi. Gar.
Ben &6ble eingeiunOen. Die Ser.
rem aus Der StontSbgnptitaot. mel
DIE IN einem grtro5ltge bier n1lge.
lullgt noreiL mllroen unter Der
@oraniabrt elmer @luiitfopelIe in re-
ieroicrten acknowledgements nodl
Der So6le ecleitet, no fie ith nitf
oos Bette oruiiiierten.
Gin 5troBeubabripagen ftbr
92ontna, @de %. lino &eabeuportb
Str, gegen oos grtomobil bon st.
TO 9oDienoorfer, pel9er nuf Die
.StraBe eei6leu6ert muroe, ieoofl
MIR urerbeblidc @erleBunget ba.
bon trlid.
Bonn 90. Bis %, Gobcmber
.iDirS i'm 6ieiigen ali6itoriun Die
Chicago gngliib Opera 60, Elm
@aitipiel beranitolten. Der @es
iellbaft gebt Elm gutter Gtiif borol8.
Der aontraft fir Die Ser.
%1teGtutgcn bon llniformen Der Sod
6ul.aooetten pur6e bonn Sdulrnt
ben @ranoeis Stores gum 9reiic
bon $685. berde6en.
- So9n @ab6, 6t02 iiol. %.
Str, Rberfubr nuf ietnem g2otort
roo @ln. ajbmuiierL 1915 ginner
Ctr, uno brnfte ibut 8erlebungen
bel. or nrroe uegen ungebiibrIii
den Sa9rens berbnftet.
- Sails elm 8obnitreif erfldrI
ueroen ioQte, tperoen notl1rgeluGf
aud Ole 6ieltgen Sn6ultrien uuO @e.
Observation-Disclosures idper bon
Ben SoIgen 6esielben betroffen ner.
0en. 60 bat Ole StroBenbotmgeieG.
i6aft MIR fir bret 8oden aobler
genlg oorrdtig, tpGbreno bic glef.
tri5itdtsmerfe, melde Der Sto6t Ole
eleftrti9e 8cleldtlmg uno Grnfi
Gefern, eineu Wonot nit ibren Sob.
len ousfommen fam. 9ie Gas.
perfe beboupter, aofs un6 0eI
fir Orei Ronote genitg 5u boben,
bod miro ibr 4~oblenborrat riht
ebenIolnnae au8rei6en. gm better
baben Iid sic 8aiierrperfe borge.
iebeu, ipel6e o1f flint @onote bin'
aus nit 9oblen beriebet itno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
GdlieEen onf geau,tc.

Seogne, Ter, 90. 4ug. r aIa
Sobn @. 4atteriou bon guitin,
itaotliher Gon1miii1r Dcs g1llf, nllo
Beriiferullgspeien5 in Der bieItgell
5armcrs uuo Wterdarlts ganf cine
gefonutmo9utlg, onB Die Bidder Der
@aHt unteriudt uno gepruft iper0en
iollten, onidfogen polIte. nllroe En-
bon 8. 81. 8otfon, 9rdiioent Der
gunf aie0ergei6pIien rn0 ihrper
per1Drmbet cin 9cgleiter, Der
itnatlide @anfreoiior Z. 6 Mteam.
nDlI auf Den @atiDn ull1 ieiae bel
ben 50bae cGeaiads HjeBrere 5hli.
Re abgobeH blieb n~nbcrlett. Sic
0rei Wtor0buben mllroen berbaftct,
ip1ter je0od gegen Bargidlnft Big
aitr @erihtsnerbou0lung aus Der
6dft eutIoiicr- Mon gI1ubt niht,
0nb gntterion nit Dem 2eben Ca
bonfonanet tpirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
Der @ciscnmartt er6ult l6.

gbttago, 20. gllg. - Ger 8et.
senmarft bot fd oni9eiueno BON
ieiner geitrigen Bontt erbolt ais
beutc pieoer oas 8on0eln begoun.
81 eriten 6uototioucn tpnren ct.
mas uliider. ipdter aber nurOe Der
Wlartt letter. Die S1noler muir,
ben iid berpuBt Dab R~uutGnien uidt
gegen oic Dnroune1en borging itn0
ooB rttiiii6er @ei3en nod lange
nidt mt Dem omeritoniiAen @ei3en
IN aonfyrren5 fommeu piirbe. Der
Brels I'M bic 0tittoasitunoe mot
um 358 big 334 b0ber OILS beint
9eitrigen 56luB. September Bei.
Ben itano mf $I.4415 uuO 9e8em.
Der ouf $t.60A.
IS 1aben getern nod @rtldrlmg
Der SAMPLER feline 8erm0gen lire
geitBer geUedfcIt. gelr Sic oGoro.
mioerS", oic SIT $3.50 gctntft bat.
ten tulO 8ei3en bebalten molten.
Bis or ouf $t.55 geitiegeu, bu6etl
Ole grobten 9erfGufe gema6t urO
dngebli6 menig babel %berloret.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-30
Don Sen 5tuei9c1t
Ses StaatsperbnnSes!
Ger 8iirgcrberein BON MegDuf er.
uaBlt feline Delegation nnO itimmt
fir b69ers aOpfitener.

Mcgoot, %. Qug. 1916.
Serr BAL. s. geter,
omaha, Rebr.
8erter &err Qeterl
Infer 8%iirgerberein belt ieine
monatli6e @~eriammlung leBterl
Somstog nofmittagg uno ertpablte
orei 8eIegaten our Staot8beriamHt.
lung, un0 apnr: 6. q. 8uoig, 8r0.
Itoent; 8nt. 8leiidmann unb ben
94reiber. @%initimmig beidloB Der
8etein, bic 9elegaten 8u beollftra.
gen, fir Die grbobung Der jdbrItflen
4ophteuer an ben StaotsberbanS
bon 10 Gents aif % Gents 81 itirt-
men. guf 8ieherieben III @rano
SSlouo.
Q6tun9sboa,
gbas. 6faIIn.
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JeScnfans micGcr cine
Gartarennadtric6t!

Sun Soaa. 90. auquit. - Sn bic.
li1cn biplouiatii6en areiIen airfu.
liprt has @eriiht ooB iotDobl SER
bon Soaoiu. Der Oeutide Sefretdr
fir GuBere 4naelegenbeiten uls
aud Der oeitife llnieritdatSiefretdr
zimmerman Dem ReiastanJler Ii.
re GeiiQnation uuterbrettet bdben.
9icielbc foil aud anaenommen nor.
ben fem. @B muroe ibneu etilc itlli
geldidte galtan. 8olitif 5uin Dor
nnri genin6t. Die oartn gtpfelte,
bob iin Mum0uien ben Gnterten'
m1dten nnaeidloiien babe.
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SreMGc iiber ileiieit
BmnHcsoencHen!

Saloniti 20. Gluanit. - @ei 8e.
fonntucrocn Der arieaserfldrlmg
&umdnicns an Gciterrei6. ungarn
tnter nen Grilbpell Der g(aiterten
erbob ii6 olrf Der gail5cu TAO Wlei.
len lnHaen 5ront Elm toienoes Bel
falSgcbcu[ @eiterH friib trQf bier
Die critic gichridt oariiber eiit uHo
iofort iUur6cn Die noben &rpppenln.
ger oapon in AemtniS 1ciett unn
Die 9tetiqteit Damn peiter mad Der
.Gront aetroncn. Eouicnoc Ndpicrl
itreifcn oltf nelden bic gte1tigfeit
georldt mar. mlroer bon 6liegern
innerboIb Der bulgariihen @efedts.
linicn abaemorfen.
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@iten6er Nnariff anf 6na6es.

BolbtIlgtoi1, ~. 'Aug. - 8tln0ess
ienator 9eeo bon Wtiiouri madte
beltte I'M Senat einen mittenoen gn.
.griff ouf Sen repltblifaniiden grds
Observation-Disclosures Gbos. 6.
9ugbes. Rod0em CT 8iIion8-9 80.
INTIMIDATION Elm iiberihmdnglihes
Sob ga8ollt, griff CT 5ugbes in ebens
10 befti9er @eiie an. Syn iarfaIti.
.iAer 8eiic iagte er, @ug9es babe
Die Hihterbanf berIoiien mo iei in
Den g8al0 Der aolamit1tsbetIer ge.
.gangeu, mo CT Die gr0Bten 5hreier
3l iibertonen berftfe. Seine I'M.
begriinoeteu gtngriffe ollf BILLION
ieien eigentlid gar feiner geah.
tang inert, ood utiiiie man tpenig.
items dpf Srgbes @eieuihaft bin.
Deiien bic ans Den idIimmitcn
Nilfi6rittlern beitebe, nit Dem BIT.
.tenoen Goelbiri6 aooiepeIt an Der
Spite.
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gdltaeGn @iniiten hinnerihtet.

GbibHobua Gitn, Wler., 20. Pitt
quit. Sci G~orraIito8 uabe Der
@reu3e oes 5iaotes Durango fam
es 8tpiihen Regieringstruppen un-
ter General Gomingo ur0 gl66n.
germ gilos git eitlem Sreifen, ND.
bel ndt5ebn Der 2ebteren gefan9en
genoutmen iDuroen. Mlnn matte
tbnen tllr8er @nuo ser gro5eB unO
eridoB fe ntf Ger Stede ttnicr
ben bel Dem @eicdt @efaGenen DC.
'fmt0 itA Der berudtigte 9unbiten.
fibrer 6ernisa, 0ciien 2etbe man
auf Dem @%arftplab Der Grtidoft
0tatnmoro8 nabe 3orreon aufb1ng.
te, 8ltr 8arnune Der nit 9iqa ipnt.
patbtitereuoen 9iirger.