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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-18

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'adlibgts. 81 ELECTROMAGNETIC. 1400 @es
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-18

proben, 81 MunItionspagfn, $4,000 Gts
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$4,000 aiIten nit Snfanteries Munition,
7055 Bomber, 3 ELECTROMAGNETIC,
2476 ftdblerne Snfanteraf9iloe, 1900
3eIte DerihieOencr @rSBs, $500 Gpaten
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3ieber, 1000 Slid llnicr3eug, 1856 &is
fen nit 2ebensmiteln In 8le1biinien, $50
Uiotorpd9en berThisbener art, 5ipei pols
itdnbiae GuftT9ifftrltatipneH unb Grains,
is StationsH fir brabtloie 3elegrapbie.
3tpei politdnoig eingsri6tete Gelola5drette.
Die nad BEN /. Sdnldr nod dufgenoins
mencn Maenaen an 9eute tperosn beins
liddIt D%erDffentIidt iperben.
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Bob aud bier fdft bic gaHSen Streittrdfte
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-18
An Der Strppd.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-18
Die Ieelilde &riess6ereiq&att
SFranGreids.
Don GRID Gilientbal.

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oigen 6eaeniport trdftig unterItHbt.
ggir geltsn Der gar8en FeinbIiden Welt
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-18

itdatts, ipdren 3nriidntiIungtn gdIiIder
uebergriFfe. Jrantreid ndbm uns mitten
I'm Grteben GIfdB nnb 2otbringen, bdtte
fpdtsr mebrmaIs psrfudt, uns gdn3 MeIfz
beutIdlanb gu nehmen, ipenn niht tmmer
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Sir geSsist Bate.
Bit bas @erbdltnis apii9eR Deuti9Ianb
uRb 6rantreih iia in 3utunft geltalten
pirb, lam beute tein menf1 fagen. 8enn
man bei uns aud oft gar gu tpi1ig NOR,
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10 1T bod birier aries cine neue bittere
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Grdn5oIen itaotlihe ge5iebungen gu pfles
gen, bel bsnsn beibe 5eiie gu fbrem aedte
tommsn, 9euiidldub bat Jranireid nice
mails ongesriffeH. Der btutfbe geiit mar
Jranfrtib gegsniibsr INNER befsnfb.
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her fran8oiidn 9ultlr uabe itebenbcn
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fire 6ranlrtifs aegeu 8tniIhIanh itBt rim
fur alIstnal elm enSs babtn mus.
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nnIitEn.
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nah suberIaHigen Sddtungen Bel
Anaforta nihi mebr oIs 10000 nnb Bel
5sobsiih8obr b6ditens 10000 lamps
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iebt bic srobe Shla1t unh bic gntfdeis
hung be- 3rieaes i'm Orient trfDarfen.
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bic mad Nb8ug elmer an ben DarboneLlen
per6leibenotn 8efubnng BON b6dTtens
10000 WdnH ~psrfiigbar fperbsn, limb in
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gin5uarsifeH. po INNER n0tia pbtr qez
piinidt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-18

Die fruusSffdt Wsinsrnie bon 1915
Gin uberaus irauriges ersebnis.
Die geIamis grnis bslrGet 1900. 79a
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Sabre. Dir porbdnoentn grrGit
btlaufsn Fi9 auf 6.972.135 9tttoliitr, is
bab biz gauge Wfret. bic 6er 8ernols
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925 ktrdat.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-12
Will is Filed, but
It Will Not Be Read
For Some Time Yet

Wanted-Someone who is not
afraid of germs to read a will just
filed with the clerk of the county
court. Apply to Clyde c. Sundblad.
Reposing behind a mass of old rec
ords in a dark recess of the vault in
the office of the clerk of the county
court and safe from the hands of the
curious, is an old tin can. In the can
is a will, providing for the DISPOSE
ton of the estate of an Omaha man,
who recently died from contagious
disease.
But the will hasn't as yet been
opened and read. In fact, the Off
Gals in the office in question won't
even touch the can containing the
will. And they won't touch it until
the formaldehyde placed in the can
has done its work.
When the will was brought into
the office to be filed for probate, and
the nature of the diseased mans
death was made known, there was a
rush for the formaldehyde bottle and
the nearest garbage can. So the con-
tents OF. the will will not be known
for a while, at least
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-12
BANDITS SURROUND
CITY OF CHIHUAHUA
British and German Consuls
Leave as Villa Forces
Approach Place.
RAIL COMMUNICATION CUT

San Antonio, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE
British and German consuls left Chi
huahua City during the day and the
city is surrounded by Villa forces, it
was reported in advices received to-
night at southern department head
quarters of the army. Another report
said the Mexican Central railroad has
been cut near Hipolito, east OF Tor
reon, presumably by Villas men. to
prevent the movement OF troops from
the south to the relief Of General Ire
vino in Chihuahua City.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-12
"Dry" Election Bet
Still Going Damp

John Jobst, who resides three
blocks north OF police headquarters,
made a bet with Chief Of Detectives
Steve Maloney that if the president
were reelected he would never take
another drink of liquor. Maloney bet
the same way on Hughes. The
wager was to go into effect just as
soon as the election was definitely
decided, and this morning big ar
gument was on, Jobst insisting on
hosting a few, because he firmly as
serts that the official count will re-
turn Hughes a winner.
And, anyway, he learned after the
bet was made that Steve never
touches a drop.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-12
Wander Creeks Celebrate Fifty Year
Mark in Their Welded Life Journey

Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter VanDercreek cele-
brated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary
at their home, 2252
NJ e e d it'll avenue,
Wednesday evening,
November s. Mr.. Van
Dercreek retired from
the service of the Chi
cago & Northwestern
after being with the
company for twenty
five years. They were
re III c m b e e d with
many gifts from their
friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Dercreek were
born in Holland, COM
ing to America in
1856; were married in
Pella. Ia, November
8, 1866, and have re-
sided in Omaha for
years, Mr., Van Der
creek is on the retired
list Of the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad
after tw enty- fiv e
years in the service of
&l,-A l.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-12

scendants, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Der
creek have seven children, sixteen
grandchildren and one great grand
son.
Children are: Mrs. II. p. Doedyns Mrs.
C. L. Craig. Mathew. II. p. Arie Of Spokane;
Walter L. and Arthur J. Vandercreek Their
grandchildren are: Jeanette, Hester, Dorothy
and Henry Doedyns: Mrs. Burt Burdin of
Omaha: Walter, Arie Leon, Gladys Bessie
and Marjorie of Spokane. Wash. Earl W,
Glen NJ. and Harold VanDercreek; Willard
and Mourine NJ. Craig of Omaha. The one
great grandson is Wilfred Burdin.
Brothers and sisters Of the bride now living
are: Mesdames A. p. Doedyns, H. Hulsing OF
Leota, Mimi; s. Plooster of Orange City
Ia: p. Koopman, H. P. Haze, Aart Haze
of Sheldon, Ia.
The following were present at the oele-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-12
Family Barely Escapes
SuffOCati0n in Fire

Fire in the basement of the I. A.
Mead bakery at 1903 St. Mary's ave-
nue. worked small damage, but caused
considerable excitement in the neigh
borhood last night, when it was
thought for a while that the family
of G. A. Lang, living upstairs, had
been suffocated. The cause was not
harmed
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-12
Rev. Samuel Cohen
Talks to HunqarianS

Rev. Samuel M. Cohen of Kansas
City, under the auspices of the Oma-
ha Hungarian society, addressed
crowd Of over 800 persons last night
at the Swedish auditorium, Sixteenth
and Chicago.
The committee in charge Of the ar
engagements were Sam Leon. Arthur
Rosenblum, Ignatius Moskowitz and
Sam Zimmerman.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-12
Messengers Leg Broken
In Crash With Auto

Ed Matson, messenger boy for the
Wolfe Electric company, suffered a
compound fracture of his left leg last
night, when his motorcycle was
struck by an auto driven by H, M,
Misner, 1905 North Fifty-eighth
street, at Twenty-second and Leaven-
worth. Misner was arrested on a
charge of careless driving.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-12
WILSON SPEAKS OF
NEED FOR FIGHTING
President Says I'VE Can All
Address Ourselves to Wei
fare of Nation"
SPEAKS TO A DELEGATION

Williamstown, Mass. Nov. H.
Now that the campaign is over we
may all address ourselves to the well
fare OF the nation without thought
of partisan feeling" declared Presi-
dent Wilson in his first public
speech since the national election, de-
livered before a delegation of Will
Jamestown residents and Williams COL
lcge students, who greeted him late
yesterday The president was well
coined by the students and townspeo-
pie after the christening of Eleanor
Arson Sayre, the second child of his
daughter, Mrs. Francis B. Sayre, and
for whom he stood as godfather.
Soon after his arrival at the home
OF his son-in-law, assistant to the
president of Williams college, the
delegation. headed by President H. A.
Garfield, of the college, marched to
the Sayre home. The president spoke
from the porch of the house and was
cheered enthusiastically by the STU
dents.
Comes to Rest and Forget.
81 came here to forget the field of
politics and for brief rest. | came
simply to visit my daughter and to
attend a simple ceremony here to-
day." he said. Nov that the CAM
paign is over we may all address our
selves to the welfare of the nation
without thought of partisan feeling"
The president referred to his serv-
ice as chief executive of Princeton
university, saying he knew from ex-
perience there was politics even in the
running of a college.
Politics." he continued, "is, after
all, a means of getting something
done; of putting forward ideas. 1t is
a fight, but the man who does not
love the fight has no red blood in
his veins"
He Tells a Story.
Mr.. Wilson told story Of a man
having a vision in which he was Of
fered a horn and a sword and chose
the horn. Immediately the vision
vanished and the man was cursed
for taking the horn before the
sword. He told the story to illus
trate the necessity for fighting.
Baby Cries All the Time.
Soon after his arrival with Mrs.
Wilson, Miss Margaret Wilson and
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, his
cousin. the president went to St.
Johns Protestant Episcopal church
to attend the christening. The fam
lily party rode the few blocks to the
church in an automobile. The baby
cried continuously. Inside the
church only few intimate friends of
Mrs. Sayre witnessed the ceremony.
As one of the godfathers of the
baby President Wilson promised, in
the name of the child, to "renounce
the devil and all his works"
Leaves This Afternoon.
Tonight the family had dinner to-
gether at the Sayre home. The
president will remain here until SIS
o'clock tomorrow afternoon and
then will return to Washington,
where he is due to arrive Sunday
night. Tomorrow he will lain
quietly with his family.
On his way here the president was
cheered by crowds at Troy and sew
eral other towns in New York and
Massachusetts,. Railroad engineers
blew shrill blasts en- their whistles as
he passed their locomotives.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-12
Woman Asks $4,000
From August Cline

Damages to the amount of $4,000
are asked by Rosy Miller in personal
injuries suit filed against August Cline
with the clerk of the district court.
The plaintiff states that she was
struck by Clines automobile on Oc-
tober 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Attorney John F, Stout and Mrs Stout
have gone to Hot Springs. Va, for a stay
Of several weeks Before their return they
will visit in Washington.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-25
SPEED BURNERS I. :.
TRY OUT TRACK

Everything is ready for the big au
tomobile and motorcycle races at Kn.
piolani Park next Saturday afternoon,
and Promoter Eddie Waterman has
completed bis, labors on the race course
and the speedway Is in great condition
for the events. Joe Woltets, the dirt,
track record holder on mot0reyel..
gave the course a tryout yesterday af,
ternoon, and after a few turns around
the track reported that 1t was In good
shape and It would he no fault of his
n he did not do better than mile in
fifty seconds in his exhibitions. VOL.
tiers record for a mile over q dirt
track is .forty.two seconds, and whil~
ne, does not expect to lower this mark
he says he intends to make a try at IL.
Besides Wolters, several Of the local
speeders gave the track a tryout and
al are satisfied that IL is in good shape
and expect some close and exciting I'm.
ishes In both the ter. mile event and
also In the ifteen-mile event. Fifteen
local riders are entered in these two
events, and the machines to be used
will be the Harley Davidson, Indian
and Excelsior. IS sd.
Dutch Wenz, Lou Grandey, Mike
Moosie, and Jack Graham, all star dirt
track drivers from the maitland are on
hand ready TO face the starter. The
men have been seen with their cars
about the streets the last two DAYS and
each car looks like a real racer.
These cars are Maxwell, used
by Barney Oldfeld in many of
his dare devil drives, one Duesen.
berg, one National with Duesen berg
engine, and one l2O-horsepower Fiat.
They are, formidable looking machines,
and with the track in good shape some
fast time should be rolled of by the
experts who will be at the wheels.
The first race, a ten mile motorcycle
affair for stripped stock ears, VII
start at one O'Clock, and Promoter
Waterman promises to finish the card
80 that those who care to take in, the
ball game between the Winged-o and
Twenty.ffth Infantry at Athletic Park
can do so in plenty of time. -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-25
|HARDOR BOARD WILL
RUSH HONUApOpIER
Superintendent Forbes WIN In
spect Public Works on Hawaii

Plans for the construction Of, the
Honuapo wharf on the Big Island viii
be pushed through 10 completion as
speedily as possible. sosmueh was ds.
cided upon at yesterdays meeting Of
the harbor board III the Capit6l. The
structure win cost approximately sio,.
no. X Il \
In conne-licD with this ana !, other
work under confederation, or already
In hand ON Hawaii, superintendent IL
Public Work. Forbes will leave nere
Saturday afternoon, on q tom II IN.
spectior. He win inspect the road
work, the wHtif repair work and tho
reclamation work the board h doing.
The commissioners 4 alho autbotised
rePairs p. the whaffs ofpHona,nln. ma
the preliminary work on this MA be
start ut once. The inspection " the
Hackfelo wharf Pier is, preliminary 70
making an estimate Of the cot d "a,
pairs, will begin at one.. III e 10.
ilevcd that about $s0,O0n will have. ~
be expended 10 put the wharf IN hrst
class shape. y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-02-25
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
HAS A NEW DEPUTY
Judge Kemp of Texas Appointed
ard Assumes Duties

Judge Samuel B. Kemp. formerly Of
Austin, Texas. qualified and was sworn
in yesterday before Judge Clemens in
the federal court as assistant district
attorney for Hawaii.
Yesterday District Attorney Vaughan
received the following cablegram from
Attorney General Gregory:
'Kemp appointed; may qualify"
Judge Kemp has been looked to for
some weeks, in fact, since his arrival
here, as the choice Of the department
of justice for the position which he
assumed yesterday. He had for somC
lays past been assisting, unoficially,
District Attorney Vaughan in the work
Of the Office, and when he got into har-
ness yesterday was fairly familiar with
the routine work of the district attor-
ney's department here. -
The new assistant district attorney
arrived in Honolulu in the Lurline on
February 8 and was accompanied by
Mrs. Kemp aud their daughter.