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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31
lndin NeI1s Service
Says Millions Under
British Rule Reuoll

The Truth About India Is prom.
Ieed American readers 81 newspapers
BY Ram Cha1df6's News Service =
which has its Headquarters ii san
Francisco. according Is word sent fo
residents Of Honolulu
Ram chandra. the East indian. who
Is head Of the service. declares il hie
letters that three hundred million
people In revolt WaeinE Z war for DO
ftIcal freedom, breaking the chains
which have ensIoYed them for more
than 3 century, are utterly cut off from
the civilized world BY The British cen
Not line Of tie great world
events which are taking place behind
that veil Of secrecy reaches the out.
side through the ordinary news aken-
cies or the ordinary mails.
Ram Chandra's service, though 1t
battles the British censor. is absolute.
" authentic and reliable.
From samples Of the news service
enclosed. II Is evident that Ram Chan
df1 Il 3 violent opponent Of British
rule IN India.
Incidentally. his news service has 4
good deal about Rabindrafh Tag0re,
the Indian poet who has recently been
Iecturi1s h Japan and Is going to the
United States on SIS 900 lecture
ccnlrect II IS stated that the poet
he's been given permission 10 50 out.
sIIe India on condition that he refrain
rom critIcizing British government IN
India s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31

BERLIN, Germany. July ,o The
German government has indicated
that Il intends 10 case ID On nj.
stringent regulations that heretofore
have governed all dI1fu1s'on 81 the
aims Of the war. According 20 an 81.
nouncement made last night. greater
freedom ii such dIscu1.'C1. WIN n.
granted to the r0sIU|| ||||.||.
Committee. which h to I0|.1 speak
ing campaign Tuesday 1II11.
Independent 81 the Committee.
similar campaign win be started 81
some Of the most prominent speakers
IN the empire 70 ascertain mean. q
obtaining an 1o1o|1I'0 CI|I& |.'|
campaign viii beBIn ne 1|.I 81 a..
month
Another committee cn 10'|||.
principles IN the way 81 ..|'..
peace VIII convene BOON n .|.'||
with filII powers
The Lokal Anze|1ef. n al 1r|..'.
printed this morning s1I.
We assume hat tie governments
considers that he tim. I.. ~. com.
70 Jet down TIE bars q a.. c@...|
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31
First ALOHA Film PLAYNILL Be
Large PRODUCTION in COLOR

am - - h. a.. en- .n.z,s "a 4,
~ n.e 80 :. l....: M''.sn ~
.sit,' 80, 1,..s - $500 ~ -. y,
80 "a 80 c, -. :. ,, - - s''
49, - ~ - '',sI p 1u.. ss. ~. ~
would have hees esfs,ned a. Ear l ls,s n
II such 4 film IS ne Birth a he IS.
"A Nv csf5 Wosl. ~ III, .r..,s.
here some fims - newt - n,anss re
first rim WIN be five.reei color
nm, bniIt around the foik lore - I5e.
wall Nanv 81 he nicfnre ,,s snofr
"a Hawaii WIN ~ selecfa5 as ~
BACKGROUND a. Tia Rim Il i thonchf
that the rum win take nom sir wee,<s
10 two month II nroduce
All Films st.m6ed.
Every RIM thst noe. ont yin bear
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31
'PATHOLOGISI HELPS GARDENERS to-
GROW CROPS, Is PLANT PHYSICIAN

Vaiuapie anu ps hrge. Soeia me
peopss mere aLiole g pay Llsasat costs
On al q tneir 1000, esRsslA.iy suen
pulky 1000 e. po.atoes Molia y MOI
pc cheaper % raise = mere
4oraeaux mixturs Is used me
nortnefn states 70 control ate plight
70 potaloes, put the constant rams
mere Noula lenoer !. Useless, Masnln e =
!. 81, asso1ulns g Ml. saLpsnseL.
gu Ms.Aln non y Ing SONS i'le1lls
u maAlns = sslck, ne st,o
$3.50, &a. pshss. 2 nos ..o N a s2is'k g.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31
Noy|e yVl|| Produce Drama Tha
WIN Rank With Birth
Of a Nation

III you can take the Paradise 81
tie Pacific % the man On the main
ibs fsIisst extent The vslne 81 publ
city, This was the statement made
bY Ralph G. Coxhead today. when
asked REGARDING the future Of the
moving picture industry N Hawaii
Coxbead Ii financial agent Tor SETH
cred TO be one Of the leading men In
The mimic world business affairs to
161sf Young Hotel reading over 4
number az scenarios that had been
mailed him by local people. When
asked % give hfs views on the bene.
fIls that would be derived IN the pub.
IIcIlI line for Hawaii. he hesifafed.
IIrI1or Inquiry brought out fhii
statement:
Possibilities ere There.
IT. biz question one that 4 not
offered quarter interest p The Bird
paradise proved Il Be biz success
I&o.'n1 81 surf rider coming Is al
drawing power. It's the pnnch that
|.I0|4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31
IN VAR arena
FRANCE PROTESTS EN8L1IINo
or SUBJECTS ~ GERMANY

or SUBJECTS ~ GERMANY
PARIS, France. July So The
French government has despatched q
formal note b neutral powers protest.
Ing against the alleged action % Ger.
many In f0rcibly removing thousand.
Of men and women 81 an age from
their homes in the departments oc10
pied BY the Tentons
The protest asserts that The govern
ment has now vas( mass o| I1.||.
mony, much Of which nccomn1n|1. |I1
note. declaring that thousands 81 mon
and women have been dr6||eI away
from home and forced. under guard. 10
labor In the fields Women ana I0II.
girls have been seized and taken |||.
Lille. Roub1ix and Iufco|n| and put
to work they were totally 0|1II0.|0.0-
ed to doing IT the 1|11|0. 81 ne
German laskm1slert. II /. alleged
A Ipfco'1.. AIDA The not. I|0 I'.
<or of The city vac ordered 70 |.|||.|
large number 81 worker. and when
be failed 10 send ne required NUM-
Der InS strung ~ ~ |||. " wire
under t's arms He U1| lett there -
g hour = ...,f.sa a. we.
agony be had undergone.
Men Of seventy and eighty have
been seized ~ tie Cer1'1I.. declares
the note. and hustled 81 70 ne Ie'I.
and there put % work lof their cap.
tors
The protest demands Nat Germany
authorize neutral nation. 10 conduct
an investigation into conditions which
are declared 70 be iri81tII' beyond
belief
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31

& lA14lri1tt4 Gfe19 ~ ttoerrl Mirelee1l
WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 80.
Nearly half Of the officers Of the
general staff Of the army have been
relieved Of their duties here and sent
back @ their posts with active troops,
under the provisions of the national
defense act The act reduced the
staff officers II Washington By ten.
This provision = regarded by army
officers here as being hostile to the
general stan and a. interfering seri.
ously with the work that the army
has to do here
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31

We should make much Of Iittle things, and
specialize npon some certain thing 6. rs Tyler
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21

peroe i'd tuibr in Cure ruFigen, betteren guem fhauen. 9ohrtI
pobL aaaeraoe, Die 6enoeserOe lei @uh Iedt. ln0 bod es it'll
Elm erleoen, Dos ones 9tnter fd IdBt mos Die gergangenbdt uns bradte|
0es 8nrdtbare, bes unagbor er1abene, in oefen MlHe mir teben,
ltart tm0 uHeridiherid. lo peun Sgr ben Beringfqn uuter uns
trdgt, Oh r CLAUDE, oB mir feGn peroen, 70 miro CT eud beroust un6
6crtdnoHtslos ontarren OBJ br aldermen, u~nfoBbaren Groge. l1no uenn
SIR tbm er5dhlt Dob es Dn9Gn 8loumader un6 Sduar5eber qbt, FOL
neroet Slr INNER Die etne antuort frieeen: ,Gie fhidt uns nal fir
oer5ebn cage in ben S4isengrdben.~ 80rs Seunof, Cure arbet in
Ter 9etnat IN allen gbren, aber nit @u6 toihen m0dte fetner, feiuer
BON ms 9redipoeen, SdIommpatern uno @ra6enbuternl Sorts
Sr geiebten 5rauen tmO boOiedgn ainoer babam: mir oIouben m
ulleren oteB nr, Cure 6eIogranen, mir manfen u0 meihen nidt mir
5aeen ln0 5oplPn niht - ps hnlten aus, uo iudbrte Der qnea nod
lroen Sabre. g3ag os 8atendrb perarmen unO 5~pradtommen nm cSohrl
5abnte pen cs nmr unier blabt, nnr oeafd beibt, 10 fpie mir eg brm,I
den uo er9aIPn poaea. &as inse ia, erbaitan? sd6ner molten min
e. Taden, no9 bel tonienomal i9dner nro reider an gatan Der 5reibet
gsopta1ft no 8elutlng, ttefr umo innerlifer, inaberer lno gI1ubeerI
lttaer pno inuisqr. 81 mar es nod INNER nit 0efent m1n0erbnrpn
Sonoe Dab oe cute Bet Is berdnOene uno ber6orb, Die got ed per.
laenerta uo mebrte 20 pr0s aud oiesnol peroen. I'm mene gu.l
rode rteet Der DioerIide fan80fHde Giutprregen, bic gelhite bon.
nerL Y Der yabbarbarade frngen metne grauea Siugen. gaein Ses|
lngf mn: GER, i9 Dante ot oab i9 os 8aternuOes grOBe 3t NIT
6ardeben un0 ourdfdmpfen bari"
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Oer 5(ei(d6truf 6il1 Gd6 [e(6fI

9e aus 2on0oh geueIOet rUur6e, bot Ote brihfhe geqierana $t5.
100000 on ben anertmi9ea Gleid-Gruit be3obIt. Die Gnafdn6er fat.
ten befnantlid felt geginn oes arie9es cine aroBe an8obI bon edits
lnOirngeI aus 5leiib uno anberen Nobrngsnittelu b~dte5en6, 0e fr
nerrae 2onDer beTimmt iporeu, befhaqnaEut
pie Gigentimer Der bedIngnabnten Gdifaa0unqen, omerifonifde
5Rfiderpnrtelre bGHen fd Dergebih an bic gBalbngtoner geqirruna
aeDanot. 9bfpobl eS fd Inn cine far at Gage Iegenoe @erIesuna Os
Solfrre1tS banoete, tat man In Bobington 70 gut pe niftg, omeritn.
hide Sdaoa9intreHen gegen brhide uebergrife 3a idhsa.
"a bic Regerung III 8abngton lntdfg bleb, maren bic rgoder"
ae8aungeny fh fdbit at befen. Sic IuBen Der briiten Reaierpna nit.
teaen fe Diiroen bafir ioreen, 6ub bon anerifa fen aaetfh mehr
nad England otsgeflbrt nuroe.
9tae 3robung bot nuru1ebr Die gepanidte 8ffune aebabt Ge
engiihe aegierrns mube n~adgebsn, oenn Io{t mare bos enQaIde goIf
~berbungert.
es ergibt fb iont, 0oB Die engGide 9e8ier1ng mebr seipet Dor
Dem aueritanifhea Glel9truit nIs Dor Der onerifanlden Reqieunq bat
ltnD e ergibt fb ferner, bB Die n1erfanifde Reaiertno oenlaen0
WandtnfteL an Der 9nuo Bat, anerHanifne 9anoetsfnterefen oeoen
Drlhihe Neberar1fe gu fhisen, Dern man IN Bofbinaton ben uufen
mndeL ri
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Die ,,enO(O(e Hette"
9eta6r Dom Gatarr6.
9. g. g. bas ridtise SaakmitteL

adtorrb 1T cine erfdltuug IN fro.
nii6er Gorm. Die 2uft lit nit 8at.
terien erfitat, tpelfe 01trd Rof ur6
Muno eingeotmet tuerben. Benn
Der aorper seirnb 1T, bat btes nifts
ouf itd. 4ber BEL ~nliereni Itdrbi.
gen 4ufentbolt in ben 9Guiern finO
Die Shleimbdrtden niht mebr ia.
big, oieie Batterien oiis5uitoBeu, no.
Ourd aatarrb erdeuet pir0. Gfeie
Seine enttDtfeln uiD nermebren fih,
Deruriahgn e~nt3ifoung, Dns 8Iut
oringt in be SbIetntbaiite, Die ga.
5tIlen at bef1mpfen Nenn oos 8Ini
geiun0 lift, geIinst bies, anOernfals
bIeibt bic grfdlhIne uno miro gum
Gntarrb.
&otarrb lit cine ent5iinoung Der
Sdleimbdltte, Die ale inneren Sob.
llngeu umidumeH, = ale, bies be.
oeutet Die oenoIoie 9ette" gefnbr.
Die einsiee art, antarrb su III.
riereu, lit oos 8Ilit al reiniaen, beI
itterite 8eg biersu lit, 9. 9. 9.
ein5unebmen. Shreibt urg i'm ipe.
aieae RatIhInae. SDift Specific
Co. HtIonto, Ga.
eau sersttsH avstus uaH bic .cuasa 9rssant.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21

VHDs
SenatureH:
Spn. 4f6ert Barb Gummins,
II. 9. Seuntur from Soma,
@afbiugtOn, 3. 6.
SDn. Biliam SqAire SERMON,
II. g. Senator from SOMA,
8oibinstOu, .. s.
aOngrefIente:
9uu. Gbas. 9ennebn,
GOnsrekman from Soma,
8ai6iugtOu, .. 6.
Son. 5arrb g. 6aa,
SON. 8nrton Grluin Gmeet,
Son. GiIbert s. Sanger,
Don. Snmes 8iaiam WouS,
Son. s. @iliam Namieser,
Son. gafins 6. 9Dipeu,
9on. 6Draee Siam,
Son. @iaiam Gohmun6 Green,
Son. 5rapf 3. gsuo6s,
Son. Sbomas s. Gteele.
Die 4amen NIB aOreTeu Der &c.
HatOren NIB AbseOrbueten bon MiI.
iouri fnO:
SeHatDrfn:
6Dn. Biaiam Smell Etnne.
II. g. Senator from 0aiTOnri,
8aibiugtOu, .. s.
Sanes u. 9iee6,
u. 9. Seuatur from giFOHri,
8aiBinstOu, .. 6.
aonerehlente:
Son. Snnes Sig6lman GlObb,
GOugrehman from MiTOuri,
8af6iugtun, Q. 6.
90n. @iaiam @aaer Ruder,
9un. SOihna u. MIeEnnber,
Son. Gbas. &. UDober,
6Ou. Biainm gatterion gurlau6,
6On, Clement gabea 9ifinion,
6Dn. Courtney 8alfer SamIin,
9on. 8Ofirp 8. SbafIeforb,
SON, Gbamp GIarf,
Speafer Of .6paIc Df
GegreientatiDes,
SON. SacOb gbuin Meefer,
Son. @iaiam I. 3goe,
pon. 2eOnioas garfarp6en 9Ser,
pDn. 8aIter soais 6snslep,
Son. Sol. Jas. auReI,
SDn. gerI :. 9efrr,
Son. S9umas eetBis ginbes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21
Die ent(c6eiOenoe pro6e!

9ds Experiment Der republfaniden 9egiernngsform", ME gooIe.
belt fa ~olsoradte, itbt Dor Der entheioenoften 8robe, Die ibm bisber
orfrlegt Dnr0e Gem 8ofswtnen, BEN gSiaaa Der gRenfdbit 6es
aongrefes gegeni6er ret oas @oaen erneg gaaunes, 6s grdfoenten.
es banoelt fh nm oie erntete Grage Dor Die Elm gof g5teat ner0en
fam. Die, Oh oe GaHr1ng 6es enen Mannes, bic bapuBt all etnem
nrnotgen uno boag ~grunolofen Grege ordngt, GrfoIg ba6en ioG lber
0s 0oQen mno os ~ReftsgeflbI 0es 9olfes. geet Der grdhOert ieinpn
gstlen oarda fnet fa oer aongreB, iat ietne ae9te pfddtgendB ous9p
lbeny 10 # pas repnbftnnHbe 9fegirng.5 ptem BEL ms ene bobIe
5ornt. W1r fno bonn ete Iutofrdte, fir meIde Der aongreb nr cine
sIaTage nno ene Die aepubLt ~OondaiHenoe 1heatergefcraton it,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21

Die aon8erte 6es Omaha Meuftger.
ems lie beiudt bat DeiB, oob ibm
Elm tinitleriider @ensB ~bpboritebt,
oenn 8opa Reeie BOT ipieoernm Elm
oorangltdes 8roeramm 5%uiammenee.
lteat, oas mir mtenlte9eno foIgen
laiien:
los aon5ert nintnli punftlid INT
a llbr pndmittags ielnen 4nfoug,
nno Der gna begnunt i'm 730
obeno. MitaIieber babeft treien Gin.
trttt, gttatHiitsIieoer sablen 50r pro
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21

Die 3atnen NIB abreTen Der Bun.
bes. Senatoren anS aUngreflcate bon
@cbrasta is BaiBiHstOn iiHS wie
fOlst;
Sun. g.. ~. 6ithepf,
II. @. Senator from Nebrasfn,
@aibinstOa, .. 6.
Son. Geo. %. 9prris,
Il. 9. Senator from Nebrasfa,
@aibiustOn, 3. 6.
9oasreklente:
Son. Graut aeaDis,
GOnsrefman from Nebrasfa,
8ai6iHstOa, ?. 6.
Son. 6. 9. eObed,
Gunsrrkman front Ne6rasta,
8aibinstpp, .. 6.
Son. San, 3. Gtepbens,
Gousrefman from 4ebrasfa,
8aibinstpn, .. s.
Son. G1as. $. Slpan,
Gousrehmau from Ne6rasta,
@aiBinstOnr 9. 6.
Son. Iibtua 6. Sbaaenberser,
Guusrekman from 1cbrastG,
8aibiHgtOu, .. 6.
sou. Moies s. ainfGi6,
GongreFman from gsebrnstG,
8aibinstOn, .. 6.
Die 9amen nnb Abrehen Der &C.
nnturea naO 9~OugrefIente BON SOMA
itnS:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21

CADILLAC COMPANY OF OMAHA
1850 Farnam Str.
Geo. F. REIN, Prss. Douglas 422
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StimmunQ 0eutJder Ge(Oen!

1emr Die Stumuug inter ben FpIbgroten 6arihen SeIoen obt elm
gref aushrnft ben Der Gidter MoEhr gIoen in Die Seimot riftete.
Gig e. gebeilt bon aBnnoe uo SumpfFebn, an Die 5rout 5uridfe6rfe
s1us gsleoerfeben battt SIR mftereben mifRnl~ ihpibt en- gie mon.
9s perrnIte fnOrrge @eftt fb id aufIeudteny hlblte monden Serben
Grnd bon faupfbeDobrter WfduuerfmdtI ln0 mf mdnder grdt ifidtr
5nuerniungenb dnbrinrbeter, Gogdobner lab ih nun 0as perhidenp
ber4IIIene fhDnrdapgibe 8ofo nnierer N~ebrbafisfeit erbebenSes
StuHbho. wtnndber, Der onnols nod @rennOier mar, tr6qt beute oe
RreHen oes lnteroffI5ers. Mber piele, bHIe Der 8aten febIen. Sd
peroe Gub ME nemals Die0er ieben, 9br 6errlheu, Dafercn. treaen
Sureen I. Miemns rer6ua mir unfere Grinnerlnoen o~ustaufhcn.
afTral@em nrR ssnnnfH1eH Eter, bet qualuenoent 2nbaf ..... nwmals
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21
"SttnungSfelt 0eS
OMAHA IluGR- Oereins

Der 9maba Niuiifg erein 6ese9t
am tommen0ea 5oiiutas, Citerioms
tug, ieiH orittes gtiftungsf elt. 9ieie
anfln0islns ioIte gelilgeit, I'M Die
oeutihen 9tniiffrengtoe III beaelt
SGaren an ndAiteu SoHntng III Oas
l1lriifbeim, gde IT. uib EdB Ctr,
ltrcHlen au laiial. ae0ermanlb Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21
gr.sdr.Ntn a1niain leiratet.

SRI. 6ronces 9. SodItetIer, cine
friibere gf.5ar8en aonigin, un0
einaige So9ter bon germ uuo
Srou Gronf SoffetIer, tpur0e am
Mittno6 nadmittoe in He6 DAT
nit 9Sreoerif 6. Gaugbertn, Der ei-
ner Ser on~geiebeniten 6nniIien Der
Staot angebort, flrs 2eben Der.
bunoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21
8eit gsnns fir grisfe

% Die ansIageu fir 9epeideu
fir manfen gerein, airdengemeinOe
nuS Bribatbarger Disleidjt at erok
FnO, 10 mOdten mir beute nOdj be.
m@erfeu, oaf aud 9riefe on bic
Senatoren NIB aongreRlente i6rcu
8tuef erfaQeu uer0ea. Der SION.
grek ipirS bic 5raee iber Griea nnb
Grieben an eHtideiOen 6aben nn6 bic
Gntdeibnag tuirb mod eiHigc Gage
anf itd tuarten laiien. Sa bieier
Belt iOate Dem aOngref Der BE.
Deis seliefert ueroeu, 6aR bas ame.
ritaniihe 8ulf In Der i6erDaltigeu.
ben MeBrbeit gesen aries 1T nnS
Oieier 8eneis fana MIR ba6nrd ge.
liefert tuerOen, inOem Sanlenbe bon
Sriefen nnb Selegrammen in Den
nGdffeH &ageH an Die Gongrekbertre.
ter nadl 8ai6ingtoa gefanot iuerSsn.
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@OrIase fit gribatteLsgrun.

@ribatbirger f0nneu bieIe tleinr.
rem gOrInger fir lire telegraph,
iden appeue beaitent
Any action on the part Of our
government provoking war would be
a crime against the laws of God and
humanity.
Consider twice the awful calamity
of this world war. Lets continue
to enjoy peace.
Why awaken the baser instincts
in the hearts of q people, where
sentiments of a higher civilization
rests, by joining the world war?
Think of the thousands of sacrifices
to be made over arbitrary inter-
national Law, before you vote for
war.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21

gerfon. GO Itebt gu hoffet. 6nB
Der 8eiua elm reft 8ablrei6er iein
8rogramm m.
1. GinSugs.@ ari6 Der 8ilger ouf
Der 8nrtburg, aus Der 9per
Sonnb1uier ........ Bogner
@emiifter G9or 0es Omaha Wtt'
fifs0ereirs.
2. al Serera0e ...... Ole 0lier1
b @.Dlinor Dance 8rabms
8eidmiIter @dt.
MorgenitdnOhen -. g. Stntott
Manner1or q Ia copella
4. @alje De concert WosStotpsft
Colo fir Biono
ghB SeIen Wafin.
5. Sn Der SpinnItube .Sobn 8oHe
@emtidter gbor nit 8iono-gegI.
Sopran.5o solo: 8ruu o. Sfen
glt.SoIo: Gran g. 9reibus
6. (4uf 8erlnngen) Galier . Quar-
tett ..................S npbn
.0eutI6lm6, Deutihlan6, aber
@aes" - @elHniiter 8eIt
7. W~tutterieeleu oIein i. 81. Braun
9amenGor NIT 5opron.So[o
@roBes 2uoolibet: SIR Seoen
@ttpas ...... 8b. RllO. Reeie
gernii6ter gbor nit 9iono.gesl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21
0Or(age tdr appeQ
an G%OngreB(eute!

@ir briusen hermit @OrInaen to-
Iearapbii6er Gppele at bic 8an6es.
feuatOren nnO aougrefIente aHO bit.
ten bic 8irscr, 3neisbereine Ses
StaatsDerban6es, gaitoren nnb @or-
iteber Der airdrnsemeinben, Sieis
uuber5iiBlia mad 8ai5iustOn 81 len.
ben.
Neither honor nor vital interests Of
our country having been attacked and
no act having been committed by
any belligerent %willfully inilicting
any wrong upon US, a declaration of
war or any action by our government
provoking war, would be a crime
against the laws of God and humanity.
IL international laws, admittedly sub
ject to different interpretations are
assumed to have been violated, our
sense of justice demands that due
consideration be given to the as
surance by ~belllgerents of their
friendly feeling toward this country.
In fact none of the injuries to our
people can be ascribed TO intentional
acts against American interests, but
are plainly incidental to the death
struggle between the warning nations,
controlled by passion and fear.
Those in power should mediate
long and solemnly before assuming
the awful responsibility of engulfng
this country In a dreadful calamity
and awakening the baser instincts in
the hearts of our people where the
sentiments of peace and humanity
have found such favored soil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21
5rieOenSfreunOe Gdidt Briete unO OepeG6enl

Das eBiae wettel, bos nod IN eIfter ShHnbc ben mad unherer
anidt fir uner 9onO berbGnensbolen ofener Druid 8pif6en ben Ser.
Gtnnten uO 9eltihInnO Derblten fam, lit bic ~nnbersagiae gbisnOnnB
bon 8rRfeu unO 9cpeihcn, Die af bic ternere grbahmg freunbibofltbr
5piden benz 2moe unierer @eburt ub Dem 2aoe unigr
gsabI orugeL an lniee @ertreter i'm aongreB.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-10-19

Mir. and Mrs. o. A. Brown took passage on the City of Seattle yes- erday. Their destination is Pas adena, Cal, where they have a home and will spend most of the winter. Mir. Brown is manager of the cannery of the Alaska Sanitary Packing Company. When asked as to the size of his pack this year MT. Brown replied: "Over 43ooo cases"
 Mir. and Mrs. Spence Van Zandt of Ketchikan, accompan- ied by party of friends, were nere this week in Mr. Van z ndt's private yacht "Dixie. '' They had been for a duck hunt on the flats. From Wrangell the party sailed for Ketchikan by wly of the West Coast.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-10-19
Local and Personal.
A. o. Kelly, the logger, is 1T town from Frosty Bay.

A. o. Kelly, the logger, is in town from Frosty Bay.
 A complete line of pipes at Patenaude's.
 P. Jorgensen of Petersburg was in Wrangell Saturday.
 F. M. Ceilings left for the states on the City of Seattle yesterday.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. c. C.. Burnet at Long Beach, Cal, Oct. IF, a daughter.
 Thomas c. Case was passen- ger to Seattle on the Jefferson last Sunday.
 Mrs. Oscar Carlson returned Monday from a weeks visit in Petersburg and vicinity.
 For Rent. Three room house, partly furnished. Apply to Mrs. W. C. Waters.
 Little Francis Tamaree was a passenger on the City of Seattle for Portland where she will attend school.
 Wm. Strong expects to under take another trip up the river with the Casiar, leaving here Sunday. Mrs. E. Reese was a passenger to, Seattle on the City of Seattle yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Joacbims were passengers to Seattle on the City of Seattle yesterday.
 Fred Amundsen took passage fer Seattle on the City of Seattle yesterday.
 Walter Bidwell arrived from California on the Spokane the first of the week.
 Mrs. A. B. Forrest and child arrived from the States on the Spokane the first of the week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-10-19
Wm- Kelly left Yesterday for the States on the City of Seattle.

Wm- Kelly left yesterday for the States on the City of Seattle. N. L. Balch- the contractor who is erecting the new building for the Bank of Alaska. left on the City of Seattle for hurried trip to Port land.
 Mrs. J. H. Mason sailed on the Rupert Sunday for Towanda, Pa., her former home. Mrs. Mason has not been east in seventeen years.
 R. H. Chilberg arrived in Wrangen Saturday from a trip up the Stikine. He left on the Rupert Sunday for his home in Seattle.
 J. H. Bender left on the Spo- kane Monday for a short busi- ness trip to Juneau.
 F. B. Leonard has received a new press, and announces that cleaning and pressing is a new line which will be added to his busi. ness.
 F. J. Stewart leaves this week for Seattle. After transacting some business there he will go to Walla Walla where he will visit a sister.
 Mrs. Kate L. Brewer, who ar- rived here last week from Salem. Oregon, left on the City of Seattle with two native girls whom she IS taking to Oregon to place in schools.
 MT. and Mrs. c. R. Burley of Telegraph Creek were passengers on the Rupert Sunday afternoon for Seattle where they will spend the winter. For the past year MT. Buriey has been foreman at the Devils Elbow mine, which is un der bond 10 Sam Silverman.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-10-19
St. Philips Church

What is worth while? Did you ever seriosuly ask the question Shakespeare makes Cardinal Vol sey say Fling away ambition. :" What kind of ambitions are fit tor the scrap heap? and what kind should be preserved?" will be the theme Sunday evening at St. Phi lips Church. The time of service i; 7:3o D. m.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-10-19
Mother Seeks Son

Mrs. Edith M. Boyce has writ tn in regard to her Son, Robert Boyce. He was last heard from at Unga. The letter was post marked Seward. The mother is Sick with tuberculosis and is anx- lous to hear from him.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-10-19
Presbyterian Church

October 22, 1916, 7:3o o'clock. P. NJ. Subject: What is your hope? What are you watching for? Text: Rev. 5: 3-11.