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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
Deut(C6e JinGnjen
llnerIC6dllGrt!
Frenhens 5inau5miniIter crfldrt bic
@TiseeiiiBrane aaf labesreHjie
3eit seii6ert.

Berlin, 27. 9lpril. (Ssinfeilbe.
ridt.) Der preiibiife 5iHanSni.
uiiter Dr. 9lugult Senge bat itber
bic oeuti6en ,5inan5en, Der lleber-
ieeii9en 9a9rihtenasentlir 5iliolge,
inter anOerem gtahiteberloes slV
iagen:
Die finan5ieaen grobleme Der
eindelnen Stoaten nod oem ariege
iperoen itiuierie iein; iie peroet
oenielben ieood geipohien iein,
ipenn ibre friiberen Silfsqueaen -
Die 0ireften Steuern BON Der Bun.
oesreeierrng imberiibrt geGaiien
peroeu. 9iS our ariegs5eit gait
es ais uH9ei6riebenes 8eieb, oob
Die oireften Steuern ben gin5elltaa.
ten itberlaiien bIeiben miiiieu.
Die midbtigite gluisabe Der
Stanten nod) oem Striege tlt bic
aonioliOierung Der ipdbreno 0es
Srteaes mtfeenonimenen idipebeu-
Den Sdptl6en. SSer7''- miro es
notipenoie ieiu, 4. .e 'gtilsenbeu fir
offentIihe @eb1uoe uno ermeiterte
@iienb1bubouten, Die aus tptrtidaft.
li6en G5riinoen nd6renD oes aric.
geS llnterblieben iino, 5u Deden.
o9ad Dem arie9e Oiirfen lou.
feitoe glusgaben nlir 0urH lonfen.
be Cinnamon geoeft iperoen. Bonn
Gintotuinen 0es preubii9en Stao-
tes mlHen 40 8rodent Der Gin.
nabmen ous 8obnen, 6oritcn imo
nnoerem @runoeisentum uulo so
9ro3etlt Der oireften Steuern BON
ben g3unbeSbeb6rOen nnberilbrt
bleibeu.
s9ie geeenmdrtige Organization
Der sSllOuitrie iuo Der sSinansen
madt 8eutifIano fGbig Den Sin.
iorOerllngen Der &riegsfiibrllua 1uf
cine unbegrenate Beriooc 5tan0
8u bnIten, oa tatiddlid feline 3ab-
Iungen fit ariegs5iUede on oas
sllslano seleiitet 5u nerOen brou-
den
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
Ofmmert'S S 6ei
GeOOD ROO(eOed?
Der 9ianbrciter luill ausrbIidl sic
Stimmnns Der OcntIden gSGb-
lcridJGft erfaaSen.

Chicago, 27. apriI. (Spe8ioIberi6t)
GeobD 9looIepelt miro aln 5rei.
tag nadnlittag in Chicago nit iei.
men @etreuen fonferteren. Nuitpt.
5iued Der aonferen5 lit, lpie perLoir.
tet, feit8uitelIen mie bic oelltIdDe
gSdblerIfnft iiber i'm oenft. gug
Der raibbeintge 09nllbreiter germ
nod eitllHal Die repubIifaniI1e 8r1-
iioentIhafts- -gtnnliiIation eraottara
m0bte, barber herrfd1t IN poIiti.
iAen &reiien fem 3tDeifel. ghtidei-
nenO begen er unb fem glnbong uber
itarfe 3neiiel, tpie Die Stir1aumq
i'm @eiten inn gegeiliiber lit. giel.
leiht itno aud ieine fillQll5ieLIen
Siitternlanner ipte SEQ. g. Ser.
fins, Der friibere Gjei11ftsteiIba.
ber oes britiiden 6istalngenten IN
ben Ser. Staaten IS. Wtorgon, Sic
ben o&ornel" friiber finondiert bo.
ben, 1lidt geneiet, nit ben @eoneten
beraus5uriifetL penn eS Iid lDnbr.
ibeinlih beransitellt, odB ibr Miaan
nobmals Stebe frieeen miro. gi-
der i9eint nlr, bob Dem aaorneI"
na6geraoe bod Elm Ealgli9t aufge-
aangen lit. onB er nit ieiner gng-
l1noerei, Geutideafreiierei uno lei.
ftenl britenfrelln0liChen @eIdimnfe
auf Die 0atidelt pieaeidt einen
fiirdterli9en poIitiiben Bod &c.
ihoiien BAT. Die Staaten oes ulitt.
leren 8eitens fms poripiegeii0 re.
pltblifnniId, oas 8elttlhtllm 1T in
ibnen iebr ltnrt bertretet 8ieIe
5toaten unB Der repu6lifatilfJe
Bralibentidafts aanoioat ouf Iei.
ner Seite ba5er, neiln ct iiegen
min. 9GB Der nittlere @elten bon
Der geaen 8elttl9Iono geridteten
@riegsbeserei Der oItlihen @htlli.
tion8preiIe, ftir 0ie Der 9toubreiter
plotli6 elm fleiner 6oIbgott ge-
prroen lit, nodOeln fie ibn friber
ridt geriig bat f6ntdben fotrnen,
ridt bieI miiien min, onpon bdben
bic Stinnnen fir SeHrD SSoro uno
onbere @rideinungen 3eugftis a6.
gelegt. aein gsunoer lit es ou.
ber, pelnt Der y4ornel.~ iiA Elm.
mol bariiber 6eridten laIien min,
mie mertg Die oe1ltIde @G6IerIdoft
6eS ntittleren 8eIteng oon ibm
bGlt. SSit 9er6ir6una bontit lit
nt4t 3u beraelier, bob Ser 9aor.
mel" am 5dnlStog nor Der itnat,
ItHen glnmaItsfomnter cine 9[n-
iprahe bolten miro. G8 lit ntht
lrttpobrldein[idb ooB er iih 6or.
itber fldr tperben mill tDie nett er
i'm 9ierTt ber SeBerei gegen bic
3entroIm1nte nno fir @roBbriton.
nien lmo leine 8erbiiftbetel Sen
9finb oufreiBen unb bns 3eutit.
tlnt iGnl1het fori, lpie ct 0ies
ia felt ariegSmisbrnh oft genug
getan bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27

(g2an iie1t oieIer geritt lautet
Ueientlid anSers pic Der britil6c.
Die 8riten geben 81, ooB mebrere
ibrer SGlifie getroffen poroen ma.
rcu, iageH nber nihts, ooB 5Dei
oeriel6en Derieitft lUuroen. llno
ros BON Den Uerlogenen griten
gilt, bat aud ouf Die Gyrarsoiell
9e5ltg, Die geiteru iiberna aller.
Gano Siege ibrer SuftfIotte au mel.
ben UuBten. Gen offi5ieaen @eridD.
ten Der 9lqiierten lit ebenlo penig
@lalibeu bei8umeiien, ais ben 9feu-
ter 9epeihen iuo anoeren gsom.
ri6ten 9ureGur Der 9llliiertcn;
oesbafb: 9onge MAIDEN gilt nid5t!)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
aSquit6 Uer(angt
me6r RanOnenfutter!

9on6on, q. glpril. - 9reniet
asquitb erfLarte geitern in Der geit-
rigen @ebeiinlislng oes britii6er
8arlanents, sic 9legierllng broltat
nod 100000 Monn Soloaten me6r
Die Grgebniiie Der getrutterung bat.
ten ben @ripartungen nidt ent-
iproden uno Die 9fegier1tng ntiiiiC
Inn Grteilltn0 pon 3tpangsoolmadi
crfldjen, oei notipenotgen Metl'
Ihenbeitano ous5uhebeu, ipetm nihi
etip1 0odl nod bis gnne Mioi
ielte 100000 ourh Aetrlttieruug alt.
fommengefommen fetn tpiiroen, mos
Die Gefrlitieritng BON $4,000 IN
ie6er Der ndhiten bier 8o9et
erforoern tuiiroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
8rOf. sdJierirann peIiuniert,

Berlin, ~ glpriI. (5sunfenbe,
ridt.) GrOf. 1beooor Shie.
manu-, melher an Der Spite 0es
eemntars fir ofteuropdiide @e.
idihte Der 9erliner lIniDerlitGi
Itaub, bat I'M 9lIter Don 50 SSabreu
iein 9lntt nieoetgeIeet 8rof. Sdie-
mann, eiu perionliber 6relntb oes
peritorbenen SiItorifers b. SreitIdl,
fe, mar felt Dem Sabre 1887 i'm
glnlt. las sdleioeti ocs bohperl
ebrcn D1onnes pirb oIlgenetn ttei
betrGsert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
.SiegreiC6e Tdmpfe
in Den 0Oge(en!
9entIdlc Snfanterie eritiirmt 5iuei
einiea SdJiitenardbrn; sIampf
nm .Siigel 3O4.

Berlin, 81. 9lpril, iiber Sonoon
0as 0eutidc &riegSnntt meloete &c.
itern abeno, onB Die oelltlbe SSn.
ioiteriC na6 norbereitetent glrtil-
lcrieieuer n0roIi6 bon GeIles in Den
9ogeicn 5pei 2inien feinolider
SdiIbengrd6en eritiirut uno ii9 in
OenieIben feitgeiebt boben. Dieia
Stellungen liegen Dem Siigel 532
gegenilbcr. glu9 fiiolit bon Oieienl
gfbI6nitt gingen Die 3eutiden gum
glngrifi iiber nno trieben oen Seino
5uriid. Ylebrere fran3oiiid)e 9ln.
griffe gegen oeutide StelLuugen
am Gotten Monn Siigel bra6en lm-
ter Dem Oeittihen 5euer 0uiom.
men. Die glrtiaerie ioDie Die lSlte-
gertdtigfeit mar ouf beioeil Seiten
e;ne ie6r leb6afte
Son aHocren ariegSidnupldten lit
nidts bon Yelang 5lt meLoen.
gSas bic sSransuien iagen.
Earis, 27. glpriI. 9as ariegs-
amt meloete eeitern abeno 5oIgen-
6es:
oIrun3oiiIde Stplingelt ali Der
9erOuner 6roilt, ipeitlid non Der
@aos, puroen BON Den 9eiltiden
frGftig beIdoiien. Ser 9lngriff fon,
Sentrierte iib ouf Die erite 2inic
Der SGiitengrGben n6roli9 pom
@ilgel 304 umO ouf bos @e6oI5
bon 9lbocourt. Ssytn 8oepre 3i.
itrift go6 as eilen groBen glrti[-
lerie annipf.
og1adOem bic 0eutld)e g(rtiIIeric
bic gan3e ;Sront bon 9lnocolirt bis
Su oen 8fefferb6ben uorolid) bon
8eroun inter 6euer genomnten bat.
fe, 1ing cine fleiue gIbteilung oelit-
ffer Syufanterie sunt g(ngriff iiber,
natroe aber bur6 infer @oroinen-
feiter gum Steben getraht@ (Son
eillem gngriff fam ihperlidJ oie
9fe0e iein. oenn bic Oeuti9e Seeres.
leitung IaBt feline fleine 9l6teilln.
gen 8um Gtltrln nnieben, offen-
bar Dat es iia bterbet 0eutl6er-
ieits Inn eilten Sdeinangriff &c.
|ban6eIt)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
Grfulge Orr Oeutittn
Suft= llnO setilOttc!
Die Oalidlen Counties bon GnglanD
i6lDer beimgein1t; iiegrei9eS
seegefe9t bet 3rebriigge!
Gin SOrpeOpidger nuA spsi epd9cr berieutt'

@erliu 81. glpriI. GjeItern
lpltrOe Don Der beltti6en 4onliraIt.
tat offi5iel 6efannt gegeben, oaB
lene Oeuti6en ariegsidiffe, Die 60.
ipeitoft an Der eltgIiIden aiiIte an
Gienstag beidoiien, au6 ben bri.
tii6en 6ii9er0antpfer Sting
stephen" berlellften uno oeIieu BE.
iosung geIangen nabnlen. IS lit
Oieies oerIel6e 9ampier, OeIien
aupitdn iid meigerte, Der Mtonn.
itaft oes III Die gtorOiee oeitiiraten
&rftfreu5ers 3eppelin.i9 5u Silfe
5il ellen rno iie erbarmlirgsloS ers
trinteH lieB. gs puroe feruer
pffi5iea oenel0et, 0aB ein 6ritiider
8orpeooidger un0 elm 5pGberidiff
c6enialls berieuft nrtrDen; Elm bri-
tiffer &reu6er imlroe in granb
gei9oiien.
GrfOlse Der Gift. anS SeeflOtte.
8ei Dem sugrifi ii1lerer 2tlft-
trell5er allf gnglollo ipuroen 9eie-
iti9llngslperfc BET 2enoon, Golhes
tier, 9lodDoter uro RaInsgate
ipirfilngsboa beifoiien. Ser frnr8o.
iii6e @afen gtapes uno grobe nit
&prr1ten aQer glrt angefitl[te brt-
tii6e Spei6er bilbeten ebenfaIls ben
3ielpuntt unierer sSllg8euge. Gas
am Wontag ait Der aiilte JIanoerns
6egounene 5eegefe1t lDirDe am
Dienstag fortgeieBt. Gin britii1er
Gorpe0oi1ger ipur0e id)per beid1.
Otgt, Elm t6ilfsfreu8er berlellft, bel.
len 8enlonrlttg gefalgen geHoul.
men une nod Seebriigge bef0r.
bert.
Sn Dem offi3iellen geri6t beiBt
es tuortIidl: 9ienstag BEL Gages-
cnbru9 bon15ar6ierte elm Sell utl-
ierer @ohieefLotte nit unberferln.
barem grfolee bic 8efeltigunaen
uno tDihtiee niIitGriiae @e60lloe
Su @reat 2)armoutb lm0 2opeitoft;
ip1ter er6ffneten ltnIere Shffe
nod elm ipirfianles sSeuer mlf cine
@ruppe feinolider sSlieger, cine
gln5abl fleiner arer5er un6 Cor
pe6oldger, gluf etttem Ser &reit-
5er lpur6e ein eroBes SSeuer beo6ah.
tet, oo8 Ourh ltniere @ei1oile
berurlaft por0en mar. Gin Cor.
pe0oidger itnO 3mei feinoLi6e Spa-
beri6iffe ipur0en nerienft, zines Der
lebteren ipor Der DRing Stepben".
Der Geit Der feinoliben S9iffe er.
6riff oonn Die 6Iu9t. g8ir baben
fetne 8er[rfte 81 6eflagen; ollie
mtiere Sdtffe febrteu in ulbe.
idGoigtem 3uItal0e in ben &ofen
8uriid.
8leicb8eitig NIT unIerem Seeaft.
grill griffeu nebrere unierer Ma-
rineflug5ellge in Der 9tod]t BON
"A. dltt oen 20. Apr1l Die OItIis
den Counties in England an.
8ontben Ditroen auf SSabritgebGltoe
al Cambridge in6 9eoripif berob-
geidleuoert ln0 berfeblten ibre
ntdbt Serner tpuroen oie
8obnee6Guoe BEL 2incolu, 6ie @ot-
terien nabe g8interton, sSSpsptd,
0torlpih ulO SarrpiA erfoIgreid
bcnlbnroiert, ober aud Sic britis
ihen Spdberidiffe ON Der engli.
iden aiiite betamen ibren 3eil.
9ros oes beftigen 6euers Ser Nrei
feinblihen 9tbpebreeidiibe febrten
uniere 6Luaaeuee mberiebrt nod
ibrem {Stnttbort 5lriif.
9ienstng Sii fritber Morgenltltn-
De 3irfelter oeiitife 0eorinefIug3eli-
ae iiber Die fran8oiiide befeIttgte
@ofertItnot Giinfir1en nno beidol.
len Ole 9efeitigungsmerfe, @ofeft-
oitlogen unb Die 2uftf9iffboGe
aeines unierer 5lug8abr5eitee tpur.
0e beiha6tgt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
0en Qhndlern entaanaen.

8opefo, Saul, q Npril. 8re0
giiIcll, Der mter Dem gerbodt per-
baftet purOe. bic neunidbrige Coma
@tSmore in idanolider &eiie er.
moroet 5u baben, entging nnr NIT
fuapper gtot Der golfsput. Cine
9oIfsmenge Itiirnte ous @efonenis
an auDrence, aani, lint Den Bur.
ld1en ais Der 3eGe 5n bolelt unO
allfsufniipfen Ole geboreen nber
baitcn Oabon gelort rn0 ihofften
8iea ua9 Dem Stoats5udlthaiie SIT
nebriaens beteiiert Ell nod
irtuter ieine ufiihuI0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
Gin glnsrprndl Salts.

@leoelan6. 81. 27. 9(pril Ssli
einer Reoe, luelhe Der friihere grd.
iioent &ifiiam Gait IN eiuer @al.
ienperiunumIlng 5uglnllten bon
Sriegsbereitlfoft belt, Iagte az un-
ter An0erem .@ott beidiist 4in.
ser, getrunfene lnto bic Ser. etoo.
fen ~@tne nettc 3nionmienItc[.
lina: 8etrurfene iin0 bic gpr.
stooten in elmer @eibe. mos perbe1
Die 9robibttioniiten ingen2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
alSuDfat t5tst asaneriiden sInnaIt

gtoibDile, 8enn., 27. 4pril. =
Der befannte 6ieiige prorninente
9fedtsontpalt Charles 6. 8roube
eridoB geltern ieinen RolIegen Sars
III 9. gtofes, tpeI9er Die gegneri-
iCfe Seite in einem 4Sro5eB Oer-
trot. gei0e gtnpGlte iparen I'M
9aufe oes gro5eiies beretts in ioIdl'
beftiqen g8orttuehiel uno in 4er.
i0nlihfeiten geroten, ooB Der prd.
iioieren6e 9iihter lie ouffor0ern
mlBte. itets 81 Inn itn0 nidt 8n-
ciuonbcr 3u ipreheu Ter Ntoroer
itclltc iid ieIbit Ser 8oliaei nnb
rurne gegeu $4,000 gitrgi6nft
niif freiem Eak beIoiiep
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
Gpfer Ncntidler sandl6uute.

Sonoou q. glpril. MoD0s
mel0en bellte, oaB orei ipeitere mil
ariegsfonterbon0e belaoene S6iffe
oie iid ouf Dem G}ege nod eng.
lan0 befan0en, pon OelltIben Galtd.
bcoten 3erit6rt iino, nodoem Der ge.
iosung oerielben @eIegenbeit ge-
seben nurOe. lidl in Siderbeit 81
bringen. Gs iparen Dies 8lpei bol,
I1noiide uno Elm nortpegiiber CANT
pier. (Die @orpeger ulo 6blldu-
Der ioIlten lett balo etnleben, 0nB
es gef1brlid tit, nit Dem 6euer 81
ipielen ino biibi9 bnbeim bleiben)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-27
Nniidlten IN 0entidllanb aetei[t.

Berlin, 27. gpril, iiber 2onoon.
Sic offentlihe 9leimmg in
8eltidIotO iiber Die onierifantide
slote 1T, mie itd Oenfen ldbt, boil
.it1noig geteilt.
Die fleine aber Iattte 1ti10 n1dd-
tige seriegspartei lulter @rnf @ruit
BON Hepentlom, DEM 5lotten.Sad.
peritGnoigen Der v9oges. 3eihtre
iuiiroe einen 8ru6 NIT gtmerifn nit
@efabIen Der grlei1terllng begrii.
brn. Die Soltitng Der gegneriiden
gSartpi miro 0ur1 bic g8orte Sbeo.
Dot Bolffs, oes Gbefreoatteur6 oes
.gerliner 5oeeblotts", getenn5eih-
net. oaB nid)t Deutidloub, ioitbern
Gnolono iuto 6eiien gerbiinoete
etnen 9riiA init eiuan @efiibl Der
grlei6tcrune" 6egriiBen tpiiroen.
Gageeen gibt bic oEaalihe 9iirto-
id,au4 bent @efiibl 9lusorud, ooB
feine 0logIiffeit fiir eine frieOfertiec
2oiing Der 9lngelegenbeit porbdnoen
lit. Sie erfl1rt, oaB 8rdiioent @iI-
ion entidloiien iei, geeen 8elltid-
Iano einen entiAeioenoen Sdloe su
fitbren, itnD oaB er mlr idper BON
ieineln 8orbabeu ub5n6alten ietn
meroe. @tit oieier Iatindc uiIBten
iid bic 3eutlden Dertraut maden.
@as aus ben 8eipre9uugen bes
aailers nit oen leiten0en 5taots.
m1nnern entiteben mag, fann ME.
manb boraiisiagen, nber oeiiGn fam
mon iider iein, ooB Die berdrtinort.
lidcn 9eiter Der Reaieriuue iih boil
nui beipnBt iinD, mas etn 9rnd nit
ben @cr. Staaien tiir Gerti1lanO
beoeiiten ipiiroe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-31
Glass Of Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit
opsn siuices Of che system each
morning and wash away the
\ poisonous, staDnant matter.

Those OF US who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when we arise:
splitting headache. stuffy from q cold
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom-
ach. lame back, can, instead, both look
and feel ~ fresh an q daisy always by
washing the poisons and toxins from
the body with phosphated hot water
each morning.
We should drink, before breakfast
q glass OF real hot water with tea
spoonful Of limestone phosphate in II
to flush the stomach, liver kidneys
and ten yards OF bowels the previous
days indiEestible waste, sour bile and
poisonous toxins; thus cleansing
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary tract before putting more
food into the stomach. ~ 49, ~sa-,E ,...
The action Of limestone phosphate
and hot water on an empty stomach
lie wonderfully invigorating. It cleans
out all the sour lamentations, gases
waste and acidity and gives one a
splendid appetite for breakfast and
1t is said to be but little while until
the roses begin to appear in the cheeks
"A quarter pound Of limestone phos-
plate will cost very little at the drug
store, but IL sufficient to make any
one who Is bothered with biliousness
constipation. stomach trouble or rheu-
matism real enthusiast on the sub
ject of internal sanitation. Try 1T and
you are assured that you will look bet
ter and feel better in every way shortly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-31
MILLION STOMACH
SUFFERERS EAT
Big MEALS NOW
NO FEAR OF INDIGESTION, GAS,
SoURNEsS, HEARTBURN OR
ACIDl1Y.
"PAPE's DiAPEPsiN" IS QUICK
EST SUREST STOMACH REG
ULAToR KNOWN.

Every year regularly more than a mil
ion stomach sufferers in the United
States, England and Canada take
Pape's Dlapepsin and realize not only
Immediate but lasting relief
This harmless preparation will digest
anything you eat and overcome sour,
gassy or out.of-order stomach five
minutes afterwards.
II your meals don't ut comfortably,
or what you eat lays like q lump of
lead In your stomach, or II YOU have
heartburn, that u a sign Of ihdiges-
ton. ~
Get from your pharmacist a SO cent
case of Pape's Diapepsin and eat a. few
Of these candy-like tablets as soon as
you can. There will be no sour risings,
no .belching OF undigested food mixed
with acid. no stomach gas or heartburn,
no fullness or heavy feeling in the
stomach. no nausea, facilitating head
aches, dizziness or intestinal gripping.
This will all go. and besides, there will
be no sour food left over in the stom-
ach to poison your breath with mus
eous doors. S
,Pape's Diapepsin promptly regulates
out -of order stomachs, because 1t neu-
stralixes the acids In the stomach and
iigests your food just the same AZ II
Hyour stomach wasn't there.
Relief IN five minutes from oil stom-
ach misery II waiting for you at any
drug store.
lnofs than sufficient to thoroughly oy-
srcYine any $500 Of dyspepsia, ihdigss-
tisn 81 s1y otAsz stomach dlaordsr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-31
News Of Greene.


Greene, March 31.-J. Jensen, who
has been in this vicinity thing for the
past few seasons, has just returned
from Denmark where he spent the WIN
ter with his people. He states that on
his return trip their ship was stopped
by the German government and several
Germans taken off. and they were
about to take him OFF thinking that he
was a German, but when he produced
his first naturalization papers they let
him go on.
The ladies' Of the Community We'll
fare Club have secured the services of
r. r. Vasey. superintendent Of the
schools at Charlest City. to lecture In
the high school assembly room April
10. He will speak along the line of the
work Of the parents and teachers as
ISOLATION in Charles City. The Com
munity Welfare Club together with the
commercial club is offering several
prizes for those entering the yard and
garden contest, and hope to thereby
inspire the people of Greene to beauti-
fly their yards and gardens.
There are eighteen in the graduating
class of 1916, fifteen girls and three
boys. They are Eunice Eikenberry.
Ruth Stauffer. Grace Riggs, Ruby Nc
Carthy, Grace McEniry, Goldie Uker.
Dorothy Sturtz. Ruth Fleek Merle
Weiss. Leo Sullivan, Hazel Lincoln,
Minnie Cassman, Augusta Cassmaii,
Ruth Smith, DeFerris Shultz. Donald
Watson. Francis Blumer and Lester
Ruffridge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-31
NEsRAskA SUBURB WILL NOT eE
PERMITTED TO VOTE ON
SALOON ISSUE. s3,
PLACE 70 REMAIN ARTS, e..
..- DEGREES DISTRICT COURT
Filing "vvst" Petition With City Clerk
in Iowa Instead Of Nebraska Hold
d TO Invalidate Whole Proceeding IN
der Observation-Disclosures Not In 10.
sue.
pecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Sioux CITY. March 3O.-Thirty Sioux
Cityans must continue to envy Du-
buque "wets" their oasis, for Sioux
City will have none, despite the desires
Of a large number Of residents Of this
wet town.
/. The saloon question will not go on
the official ballot at the city election in
South Sioux City on April 4.
The controversy over Ahe submits
sion Of the question, which started
nearly a month ago. was ended when
Judge Guy T. Graves. in the district
court at Dakota City, sustained the
motion of attorneys for the city to
auasl1 the writ and dismiss the petit
ton If Oscar Eberhardt. representative
Of the petitioners who sought by man
damus proceedings to compel vote on
the saloon issue.
The ruling Of the Judge came after a
two days session in which every step
In the hearing was sharply contested.
Qualifications No Issue.
While during the two days OF the
trial much Of the evidence was In
support of and against the sufficiency
Of the petition as regards the property
qualifications Of the signers, this fea-
ture did not enter into the disposition
OF the case by the court. The only
question taken into consideration by
Judge Graves related to the date OF fl
ing the petition. His ruling was based
ION the fact that the instrument was
not part of the records Of the city
clerk thirty days before the city
election, as required by the Nebraska
liquor law.
This was the only phase touched
upon by the judge in briefly announc-
ing his decision. While the evidence
was to the effect that the petition had
been placed in the hands Of City Clerk
p. W. Martin in Sioux City on March
8. the justice ruled there was no legal
obligation on his part as city off,
cial to take it to his office, which is
in another state. This sustained the
contention Of City Attorney Ward
Evans that the document could not be
filed legally except in Nebraska.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-31
TOWNSHIP UNIT PLAN.
New Departure in Teacher Trainin.
b Extension Work at Cedar Falls.

New Departure in Teacher Training
y Extension Work at Cedar Falls.
Specia! to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls. March 31.-Another new
departure in teacher training extension
work has been inaugurated by the
teachers college by the addition Of
Bennington township to- the rural
"demonstration'' school system. The
addition Of this township, comprising
some eight or nine rural schools, to the
system marks the commencement OF
the township unit plan of cooperation
between college and rural school.
Heretofore work has bene done In
dividually with each rural school. But
the new plan, which has never before
been tried anywhere In America, con-
templates the supervision Of all schools
in the township by a head teacher,
who works directly with the teachers
college. This head teacher will con-
duct monthly study centers" for the
other teachers in the township at
which time they will consider problems
Of school management.
Each month the head teacher will
outline the plan of work for the next
month and at the following monthly
conference Tie OtAcT lcdSHSAS "AAA ~
port to her. The college Is already CO.
operating with the rural schools OF
some four or five townships In Black
Hawk county and one or two more are
expected to be added soon under the
new township unit" plan. Senior stu
dents of the college are given an OPP
portunity to get actual, experience III
these demonstration" schools before
obtaining their diplomas. This applies
only to those training for rural teach
{r -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-31
WEDDING NEAR cARWiN.
Toledo Farmer Claims Miss Dorothy
.r. McCune 40 Bride.

Toledo Farmer Claims Miss Dorothy
& MeCune ~ Bride.
Special to Tlmes-Republican.
Garwin, March 31.--A very quiet
wedding was celebrated at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCune In
Carlton township, the happy event be-
ing the marriage Of their elder daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy. to Mr.. Carl Bowen
myer, Of Toledo. At high noon Miss
Iona Bovenmyer, sister Of the groom.
began the wedding march and the
young people took their places In the
presence Of near relatives. Rev. Mr..
Henderson of the Carlton Brethren
church. spoke the words of the mar
rage services. A bountifl wedding
dinner was served by Mrs. McCune
and Miss Grethen McCune.
Both bride and groom are highly re-
spec:ed young people. The bride has
grown &c womanhood in Carlton town
ship. After finishing the eighth grade
in the country school near her home,
she spent several terms at Leander
Clark College, fitting herself for
teacher. The past two years she has
been one of Tama county's successful
rural teachers. The groom is son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bovenmyer. or
near Toledo, and Is an efficient young
farmer At the present time he Is en-
gagged in the stock business at Toledo.