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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
Nus Boone. Jcwa.

ltnierc 5tnot i6eint in letter
Belt mcbr ais ibrcn Tell al Der
bredern ouhpeiien 81 tonnen. Dor
furSer 3cit ubcriiel Der 17iabrige
Ghas. BON Born Gin t0iobriges
Mdohen in Serman's Garf uno
tot Ibm inn @eiiein annerer iunger
MaOden @cualt an, nodOem CT
9ebtcre unter G%robunecn einge.
idlhtcrt batte. Ger iunec Strold
6efinOct iid I'M Gountpgeiongnis.
Vim 5rcitog cri6oB ciu eemiiier
Davenport Oen bier auioiiieen &c.
qer 4uius. ais er ornielben babel
crtappte, mic CT ii6 oui intime 8ei.
ic init Der 6roi oeS eritercn inter
6ielt. Davenport beiiaoet iid ebcn.
ioas i'm @eiingnis.
Sim Sonnabeno begobcn I;h 5pci
0crbeiratcte Wdnner; 5runf eulom
imO Gin gcfuiiier cyobns init 5Del
mnaen MfdoGcn nuf cine antomo.
biIfaDrt. ga oie Sniaiien b%etriufcn
noreil berlor Der Center oes 4utoS
sic 4ontrolle ilber oasielbe. nobel
eS in eiuen @r1ben itiir5te mo lid
u6cridlua mo pos iitn9ere Der bci
BEN g11oden melde etpa MIR l6
Sabre alt por, totete. Do man cine
Gnfloqe mcacn 1otihioas ouf On
lotu msqeitcat bntte, beaob iid Der.
iclbc m1i Sic 5ludt. ieine 6ron uHo
ainorr bier 5ltriidluiieno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
6Mebes orcift wcitcr
sic Rcoiermn9 an!

5bofnne, 3aib., t5. ang.
g6as. 6. 5ugbes erfldrte seltern in
ieiner mi. bieIigen 5taoium sebnt
teren ReOe, oaB Die OemofratiIac
Reaieralug abioIut nidt fdbig lei,
SID dmerifaniiden SnDuitrien Olrf
cinen 3oaturif at iduben. Ills
@eiipiel fitbrte CT ons non Der &c.
aenlp1rtIqen Oempfrntiiden 2egisla-
fir anaencnmeie @eieB gcqetl cine
4n6duFuna europdiider 8oren HadI
0ern Grieqe ali, welfe5 oos 8npier
nIdt Dert ici, ouf Dem Is cedric
ben lit. Gasielbe lei 10 %bernorren,
naB man trDs Der griinoliditen 5lu.
0ieritng nidjt Gus Inn flng meroe.l
f6nre.
an gornitfag iproh Serr
aua1es III eoeur 0'glene, 500.
uft0 mie6crAolte 0alelbit ieine tribe.
rea geripred}nilgen, Dab IL foas
erlpdblt filr einen Sdue8ol, einerl
SahresAaus9oftetat in ben 4uSga-
Hen Beg 2anoes, gegen @ilnitling
mlrtidoft bel 8eieblmg Der 4emtcr
lHD @eridnDetl0naa Der offcntlifen
0el5er etntreten Der0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
pfcrScrcnncn
auf sem spccSwap!

Inter Den ~4uspi5iea ocs Gnloba
0ribing @iilb iinoen om %. %. q.
20. un0 26. auguit oui bent 5pceo'
man ieoeu gindulittag 9ier0crcnlen
itutt, OH mclden ollsge5eitHete
Rcmpieroc aus alien 2nn0estcllcl
teitnebmcn meroen. Sober Slcbbo.
Der 0es &caugorts fam ncriidert
iein. ouB er quite gfennen 81 ieDen
befommcn miro. Our 9equetlid.
felt 0es 8ubIifpms meroen oie Stro'
Benbobnpagen oircft bis 81 0cn 20.
rcn 0es SpecOuons iaBrcn. Ales
ilbriqe bciogt bic An5eige an oaOe.
rer 5telte 0es glattes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
IRlcimc cokalnae,t id1tcn

Gyre0 Gedac. 1915 n0tDl 40.
Ctr. mobnboit itilr5te 0tontag IT.
Den acknowledgement in SitOGala
ia Don eirer 2elter, Die ge9en cine
1elepbonitallge lebnte 0reiBig CUB
tief auf bic gr0e DiunF uto 800 iidl
erbcblihe 8crletungen am Gnien
an, Gr muroe in 0as 5i0 Omaha
6oipital ilberipbrt. Gin 3trfuslpd
gen mar gegen Sic Seiter gefabren
uno bate 10 0et 5ttr8 bernriodt.
Mpntog laDin III Su0 Gnnbo
Der aarncbol Des Green's Der Dinoie
icinen 9tiiong. 4erielbe wabrt bis
5amstog.
3lt @eidupcrenen 0es 2eldleit
bcidal1crs cltlMieoen 9eitrrn Dat
Naitcr Carrier. meldler Ieste @pfC
int eiugan9 gum Blobc 9otel Sad
Geupien nTe0eridnB mo 10 lGancr
periulRDcte 0dl oieier I'M 9otel nel
&HnoeH erlog III S~elbltDertdol.
gutlg gehali0eit 1at.
DIE Argqieltcl Der 1traBca.
bublt iDer0en an nadli;fn Somstdq
am Cafe 9fanarof IN Council Blalfs
I1r 5nbrespidilid abBaiteli.
,5lt 0cile 0ipp lbeater Disnstag
un0 Mitttmpdi louline 8reOerid IN
W Moulon in tbe GAZE
SIN Sprlisg cafe gart finDei
bcltte HadBhittas cine ciaenartigt
a~asiteliIHN iiait. Sic staioer liao
ndnalid a~aigefgrfert maroen, f5re
giebllngstiere. eflerlei III Beis0eri
ooer bcbaart. als5hitellea. gcrorti'
oe ausIteann9ea iolleH n 6ieicnl
Mloaat nod III ben aHoerra ofielt.
lidpn 4arfen aheesalten mcr0en.
,sll Mrent sfiln, so s0Aple.
tol9 9lnr pgriAladfq Saltiie @ianial
ant sMaut0g perlchentslh aiit.
Rcdf5eiflq herhsiaerufcHer drstifd1er
ilis aalaHa a. Dic jnngc Iagnt
auba Geiahr All bgtn8e1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
Ghclcra in Japan
aMsocbrcc6cn!

g9agaiafi, 10. 9lug. 6ier iii
Die Gbolera aitsgebrOhen uno BIS
jebt ltno 40 9oDesfdlIe 81 per5cid
men; 1903 Grfronflmgen iiH0 mi
Dem 5anitatsomt n~ngcrueloet NOR,
ben. cine 3epeide nnterm 5. MI.
quit aus gofobama beiagt oaB III
jencm San0elsDaicu 81 Grtrantiul
gen an Der Gbolera ~angemrloet
murOeu, mo 0aB itbcr 0cl @afen
oie Guardntdnc uefbdngt nor0en
lit. Ser iapnuiide 0mpfer ga.
ipoti Maril. an oaiien 8orO Die
GboIera nusge5roden mar HtuBte
mebrere Gage in @ofen ~nerpeilen,
che q ocnielben gctottet wurbe,
feline 5nbrt nod Tacoma fortsa.
iesen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
Die Britcm recon iicb
wicHcr Courage jAs

Qoahon Is. Anguit Ciii5ica
unr0e Brlie nadmittaa bctoaut &C.
modf. SAB bic &riten Jolt aile
@rabeuitiidf. mclhe he 5omitog
ei~nbubtcu 5uriiferobcrt batea, lrot
Der itlrhten g9itterung mo Der in
iuIee ocs 8icgeas m%iiaGpcidten &e
ae iauocR an 9fontag idipcrc I'M
fanieriefdmpie itatt Bel @o5iercs
grificn Die GeiuimeH NIT GROCER
@ldt at.
@etrogrno. 10, auauit. sect
DAT Ole Gcitihcn lire Siuicn lt
@ali5ieu 5uiommcn9c5ogcn gdbcn,
iulO tic aid Iultlnoe. groBereH Al
Dcritano at leiitcn, aber troBoem
gcbt oos ruiiilae 3cutrum meiter
Dor. Sein 3iel lit gemberg. (Sin
0cnburg Diirite ocu @lostppitern
balO cineu eciDaltiseu Grid OurdI
ibre ytedmng muden)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
OdnIf6zdni. Dertrao
STR Dclksabftimmmmo!

Gopenbaqen, Is. anguit - Gas
9Solfetbing, oas llRterbnts oes odni
ihen G1rIomcnts cutihieo iid Ges
tern nit 81 qegen IA Stimmen fir
etnen Qertnuf nnn gauiif &eitin.
1ien an bic Ser. Stnaten gum 9rei-
IL BON $25 100000 Hcate ie0ot Die
9e0inqitna, Dab iih 8nerit bic Be
~noiferrng bel einef all9emeiuen
8olfsabifintmling eDcnfolls 5ngitH=
ten nes Gerfaaiis erflaren HillB
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
llsbrrfaar nnh 2ie6itdhle.

Sri. 0elen 5oof. melhe 1919
2copenluortb 5traBe pobft marog
gtoatog abeuo gegen eli llbr non
eineIH 9on0iten biuterriids Sit 70.
Den acfaat mo Hrer aus $3.50 Sc
ite6ca0er garidait bcrapbt. 3il.
ebert. Der 3eIge 0es Rnubanfaas
mar. perioiate Den ~iliegeuoen Ha.
Der hls mad 0ut gabngeleiien ut.
terhalb her l6. 2tr. Bride. gdb
Damn abgr oic 9'crfoigaag nllf, ols
Der 8liidtimg 5luei 5picBgeieaeH
trai.
GiH einbelniqcr arilppcl idlng
Rontag abeln ole t3. mo 9oit.
glas 5tra5t ". 1liou non Ge0ar
Greef. yIcb nat ieiaer ariide tie-
Der un0 pliInocrte i'm aus. Sim
Ficleu $3.50 8.r 9eHte.
Nabrcno 5ee 5immons Gin
5rrmocr 9luntaa abat0 alii OcIl
ser ion 4laB ipilien 3aniA aas
idfief Halial lid eia 8uideuoisb
lIebeuoIl ianer 9'orie Wit 81 ST.
loft uH0 einer libr mi, Deranb j
bod gater, lie 8lriid5ueritatteH.
1aaelhe 5dHsiat blif6te M y.
sSDrpes aus sia.lias GitA Nas, Der
.ede II iu40 gmalas 5froBs IN
-dllaf terianf nilO jctt Den @srilGt
uou Sig belaGt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
Gbincien orcifen
japan. Grmppcn at!

3ofio, 10. aliguit. ~ Sofio, 10
AuguIt. gbiueiiidc Iruppen ia.
zen Die iapapiide @orniion tn
Gbenadidtlm citgegriifen uno ei1en
Cfii5ier getotet, ailBer0em mutOcl
IT japauiide Sol01teR uermunoet
oDcr gct0tct 9ie 9aroden Der
sydpaller mcr0cn bon ben GbineieR
belagert. 66ci99diatun liegt 5lui.
ihcn 0atfneu un0 GbuoBanqfu. Ger
3uiominenitoB mar bic 5olgc oer
8erb0ituag eine9 japaniiaen Sc.
lhdftsnEarils.
Gte SapaHer Dabcu Dot aolDlall
un0 Suoinglai 8erltdrfungen 5er.
beigeJogeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
Barcn BMrianI
~rcIi0nicrt!

qonooyL is. aue. Nus 8ien
beridtct Die Central Stems Gispntid
oaB Baron Burion, Der 9iiniiter
0es aeuBercn, reiigniert babe ulo
0nB @rnf anoraiip su ieinent glaA-
folger errnmlt woroen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
BefoFHermn0 Don
CrIppcn ctngcitcHt!

4nibfngton. Is. auguit. Gas
ariegsamt BOT beidloiien. iolailge
Der Streif Der galnduaeiteateu
IOrpbt feline IrilppeHbcforoerungeH
rod ser merifauiideu @ren5e Dor.
5%unebHen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

@oibinpfou. Qenn., 10. Mia
gei glonre 5idtiou iiicBeu bcnte
rib smri 9rodtBiigc Der Baltimore
& Ohio Balm 5uiommen. 9rel
Verionen mlroeu oni Der STEELE &C..
triet un0 feds utoere pcrleBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
hGi(er rlacp Scr
Oltfront ab9ereiit!

Berlin, 15. Mug, iiber 2onOon.
SIS nlr0 bier rffi5iaa befannt &C.
nlodlt, 0dB Der Oeutihe Safer ben.
te mad Der gftfront nbsereiit lit.
(Gas tit EN- 3eiden OaB aui Der
MeItfront nles 5lit iteBt urO bob
sel0mari6aa bon @inoeaburg uito
gr8beraog aarl 6raH5 gum neuea
5GIng ausbDle1.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
Icrlnnnlnptiarn.

5rl. 5elcn 5dntio. Godter oeS
Gbepoorcs Gtepe Shmio, bot iifl
am @tontug nod S0ato beacben,
Inn mebrere 8pfen auf Der &and)
cmcr 6reun0in gu Derleben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
lDicccr Gin Jtalicncr
81 ucptan Rerab!

@enlla, Is. anguit. - Ger $500
1onueu groBe %itolieniite 9anpfer
.Ieti mnr0e i'm WlittellanOiihcn
Meere BON einem feirolideu Eduh.
boot forpe0iert ur0 Derienft II
@Saun Ger 8eiasltng UerOen ber-
niKt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
fir die kE6s.

tIobe. " Btnt Ulehl tperoefl MI
elmer 0bsrtaHe taitsr giiln uno 3rti
eiern at sinem eutsn atoBtsig ps'
riibrt. Damn gibt man 3psi in
Wiirfsl a.fhnittsns ssrOHsts 8rDb
da. sttpas pfeffsr, Snla. Wlusiat'
NIB, ionic " pfunb Dorber ge'
iohtsn, turdgspa6isReH, in Diir'
IsI4sH geidnittensu, ssrdufsrtsH
gou9lappen ODER Gdinten baSu.
Qadoem bic al6Be sstodt Iinb. per'
ben Te nit godpbR ober Sausrtrout
Su Ella gsbradt. gttpas 8adpuI'
Der madt bic al6bs loder.
gsfHlltes 9ammtIbIatt
Nus Dem 6nmmtltlatt miTsn ale
ano6sn IorgidltiJ sntfernt Iein. Oann.
uiro 20 gerai9en, abgstrodnst uno
oui foloenos Mslis ssfiiat: Elm Disr'
tel piuHp gs6adtss ainoflsif6, &c.
risbtne Semmel. ettpas Sped, Sol3
unD tin gon5ss Isl perosn nit sins
amber bsrHiIdt uB0 In pie 0effnung
ssfi1t, tpo Der gnOGsn geIeisn bat.
81. Dsffnung iuirt Daraif 5uesuGbt
nnb Dds SnmmelMatt nit Den anos
den in Gnl3iunHt. lpsid gsiott. 9t
oaralls sniitaneeae griihs rerpnOst
man mltOtoer an leIben 2oss, ODER
~ elmer srejebigm Souce.
Cd petite pom 8ir'
men. mloH l6dlt 1870 Slid
iaftise atsr nidt gu rtiit girnen unS
iaHsi0st ie in 5dnIbhen, Die. nit
3uder beiireut, cine Gtunoe bsiicite
gsislt ipsr0su. Run perrlbrt nan
2 Gisr nit 1-2 95ffet fem gerisbes
tsn tgeddIim) liiBen Munbtn,
ttiuas glilh uno 70 oitl ,gtritbertr
gtmmtl nsbit ben girneniGniBsn,
baB d sintn ititen gutsn Ieig gilt,
ben man mad 8sIdmad nod nit
3ader liibt. 81 niro in Die nit But
ter ODER auHitbuttsr ausgeltrtdens,
NIT geriebsuer Semmel beItreute
ieutrislts Germ obtr 4uflauFTduFsl
ssIii1t, oteuaui nit etrpas Gemmel
uno 3uder beitreat uno 40 biz As
Ii!Hui,n i'm Gfen 5u ld5ncr, goIos
gtibtr 5or5e %gsbnden. NirD In Der
00rm auigeird8al.
alopfe NIT GorbeIten.
Gin pfuno gtIaabtes RinbfIeii4.
etnas eingepeidtt Gsmmel, 8 Ser
pno sinigs feingeptegte Garoeaen
perotn gut psrmeint, gu alobeR &c.
lutmt unO in psiB,r cher brauner
9arbtlmiuucs IA Gturos gstodt,
0a5u ldBt man 8 lln3sn Sar0tlen
nit Butter uno elmer 3fpisbtl eins
Itpjgtn, gibt 2 Qoffsl I1ebl ol3tl
urb 5%lsiibbribe BON Den Gebrsn
ees 8Jn0fleiidss. Wuu idbt man
lilies ourrtohsn, gibt "a pur6 su
Sieb, psrrlBrt noamaIs 3 uuBul
5nrotlsn al Die Sauce unb gibt
ole aIopIe binein.
@etrLft:i9tunfs. DIR
Mserrstiide Dirb tla6t, oann auf
BEN Gsib fen geriebtn. @s lpirO
! sint belle Ii1tlapibt gsysitei. NIT
lohen0sr lld ouf9cFalIt unO Ter
@lssrrttid psinsetan. Sisie frtis
drtiae 1nA pi,D gefaIstn, nqh BE-
lithen acid NIT CHG anatfduert
auo .aum IuB einiae fs~ingepisgts
Mdnb,ln gsfagt. Man Iabt
llles nod | auftodsn, ullb ioltt
Die 9unfe id genug feiu, riibrt
man mob geritbtne Semmf
6nr6.
elnen guten aortofs
ell alat man auf iolgsnOs
NtiIs btr: tipdt aartOfIeln in
Der Shale. IL ab ano iaHsiost
0itislbsE in Ghetbea. Damn
5igbt mon eli e 1tibsn Wahas
oariibsr uno ! @sridt gu. lin,
iet0sB tiibrt 5uti bartgstOhle
GioOitsr. Gu FIter. etrpas tlsins
ssi4ntateue ! 3 eBlofisl 0lis
gsnoI. 3 GBI 6ldfhertrait uoer
Scaillpn suI Gauee, NIT Der
mon ott st Dermifhf. YEP.
tsrs maHe1 nod tine babe
| Stauoe ) R Tie dllgeri9tst
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
Eamcpbcct ,,Brcmcn"
in Sicbcrbcit!

ecn0nn, Ii. aite. Cine Grpe
ner Dspeihe Deingt, onB ons 9dn.
0eIstmhi6ifF Bremen iider oui
aen Essur idfofmmt obcr nod
siemIi@ melt ron Ieip gorf entfernt
I'll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
utarktDSEt0tc.

omaha, IS. auguit.
]tinOpiel $500.
9eefitiere ieit.
@,lte bls Bette S.00-9.25.
GtitteInSBigr S.75-9.25.
@eno1aii6e 100 $50.
Sdbrliuge, quite bis bette $50
1925.
gPitteimabiae s.O0-9.25.
gepobnlide ,.00-8.25.
gcefes s10-S.90
Wiittelm0Bige 7.25-7.75.
@ep69lnide 650-7.00.
Silbe. t0c bober.
@ltte bis bette aiibe 6.75-7.75.
gep5bnIide $1,000
glittelmdbigr 6.00-6.fo.
Sellers, felt.
Illfe bis bette Sellers CTS Biz
7.15.
2todcrs uno 6ccOers, ieit bis mic.
0rlger.
3eeoers. cute his bette $50
$40.
glittelmaBige 700 $50.
5toderS, cute lis bette $3.50
S.15.
sfod aiibc $685..
@epobnlide 6.00-7.00.
3tod Sellers 5.25-6.25.
Stod adl6cr G.75-S.5o.
Real st1lber 900-tt.00
guas. 5tags 6.50-725
Bologna Bulls 5.50-6.5t
S@pciue-3uiuDr 10000.
Jiurft DOC bober.
Qurd)idnittsprpis 9.50-9.75.
06ditcr 9reis t0t5.
Sdafc 3ufubr 5000.
9Rorft. felt BIZ ltarf
Sdbrlinge 6.50-7.25.
ggiooer 6.75-7.00.
Hammer 10G0--10.60.
gtuttcridoie 5.75-I.00.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

Z diDrinc -3ufu6r 10000; Dart
t0c h6ber.
0nrdihnittsprcis 975-t0t5.
S6ditcr 9raiS 1925.
Shafc-3ufubr 5000; @lartt 10
bis 25c me0riger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
7sisl sdminOler in Die Sanbe.

Milliom ,5qcoDfrger mar gllidllel,
ols cr non cHlegt feiiien 9crrii, Der
lid i'm ais 6. G. 9oooen, DC.
ldlafisnlbrer Der guber Oil 80. bon
s~taRias eitu poritcllte, eiile gnte
5telllmg hi DER iraalifeH @ciea
ldnit o~dgeboten erbirlt. er gab
@errn 4a0oen llld elHe Antgk.i
osn $500 in gur. moraui er Je0odJ
Ieifiell 3ultnitlaen GAef nidt mcbr
So e8dida brtaal, 0o 0ieier nit eeHl
eridminpelteu @elo iraa5oIiiden slb.
idlseA qeitonlHtetl. 1af cs cine XII
rcr 2if g.. III aouias eitn Hffi
eiht 5rmidt wo9l nidf Bln5naeingt
5n weroeil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

Sds Gfiglan0 plIuldt anol
Sens hlaH0 nu. lnc ebess 5uei
DeTIdieoeHe IiHge
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

CO besablt Fidl, ii ben ealoi
Fftsicrtpn sIi5sl9al" oer Iribusse su
~1tncHgiere
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
Ct aoicp6 Wlarft6eridt.

H-r
ct. dDiepb 10. 4nguit.
MISUNDERSTANDING $500; glarft
fcit bis itorf.
Sohiter 9reis 1910.
SdiueincT 3uiu1r 800; giorft
mciitcns 10e D0ber.
1urdiAuittspreis 970--l000.
8oditer 9reis 1915.
SGafc - 3uiHBr $500; @lorft
lanainm.
@eidorcue gormer 1855.
G9itaaO Garftberidt.
G6icaoo. Is. Anguit.
gfinoDieh 3uiubr 5000; Rarft
ieit bis bober.
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New Britain herald., 1916-01-07
TROOPS MAY BE CALLED
 OUT FOR STRIKE DUTY
Cobblestones, Bricks and Clubs Useo in Rioting at
 Youngstown, o.

Youngstown, O., Jan. 7.-Because of strike rioting last night and today at the plant of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co.,, in East Youngstown, Sheriff J. J. Umstead telegraphed to Governor Willis at Columbus, today to inquire whether state troops were available in case they were needed to preserve order.
 The sheriff has also taken up with the chamber of commerce officials the matter of preparing lists of men who could be sworn in as deputies in case of necessity. The sheriff at noon eX- pressed the belief that he would not reed any deputies nor troops to con- trol the situation, however.
 Governor Willis replied that he had dispatched Brigadier General John c. Speaks and Lieutenant Col. Charles C. Weybrecht to Youngstown and ordered them to have as many com- panies as possible of the Ohio National Guard ready for strike duty. The governor also instructed Adjutant General P. w. Hough to have the two Youngstown companies of the Fifth regiment ready for action.
 The strike forces had grown today to 5000 There are 5000 employees of the plant. Strike pickets during the night and early today refused to per- nit workmen to enter the plant. Those who attempted it were greeted A ith showers of cobblestones, bricks and clubs. .... ........ .. .s.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-07
FOR BETTER SERVICE
Merchants Want Improved Freight
 Deliveries in New Britain.

Secretary Andrews of the Cham Der of Commerce was called to New Haven yesterday afternoon, where he met prominent officials of the New Haven road in regard to arranging better delivery service from Boston and New York to this city. Sec--tarv Andrews pointed out to the officials where it is impossible to secure any freight for delivery from Boston that is not shipped before 8:3O o'clock in the morning and the same applies to New York where it must be shipped before 10 o'clock.
 Local merchants for some time have been disgruntled over the condition for in many instances orders for goods that have been sent rush by mail at night would not be received early enough in the morning to war rant leaving the above cities before the mentioned hours. The officials have promised to take the matter under consideration and will meet again next week with Secretary An dreWs.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-07
POSTMASTER PAGAN
 IS HIS NAME NOW
Appointment to Kensington Office is Confirmed by Senate-Haycs in
 BristOI-HOlden in FOrestville,
Especial to the Herald. )

Especial to the Herald.)
 Washington, D. c. Jan. 1.-The ap- pointment of William w. Pagan as postmaster at Kensington, Conn.,, has been confirmed at an executive ses- sion of the senate. MT. Pagan suc- ceeds Miss Marjorie Moore, whose commission expired on December 19, 1915.
 MT. Pagan is one of the most popu- lar democrats in Kensington. He has been active in political circles and his appointment to the postma aster- ship is considered a deserving reward. He was recommended by former Representative Augustine Lonergan.
 William A. Haynes has been con- firmed as postmaster at Bristol to succeed George A. Warner, whose commission expired on December 19, 1915. James F. Holden has been con- firmed as postmaster at Forestville to succeed himself
 Representative Tilden has presented the petition of the Connecticut Wine, Liquor and Beer Dealers association against the adoption of 8 constitu- tional amendment providing for na- tional prohibition.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-07
WILSON FOR SECOND TERM.
Ignores One-Term Plank and Will
 Accept Re-nomination.

Indianapolis, Jan. 7-All doubts about President Wilson's willingness to accept re-nomination, notwith- standing the one-term plank in the democratic platform, was removed late yesterday afternoon when author ity came direct from the White House to place the presidents name on the ballot to be voted at Indianas hrst primary election in March.
 A petition signed by more than 500 Indiana voters and requesting that Wilson's name go on the presidential ballot was filed with the Secretary of state after both Joseph r. Tumul- tv. Secretary to the president, and Thomas Pence, Secretary Of the dem- ocratic National committee, had call ed James H. Fry Deputy Auditor Of the state, over the long-distance tel ephone and authorized him to act as a representative of the president ln filing the petition in his behalf. To- morrow was the last day of grace for filing the petition.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-07
OLD GATE TENDER
 DIES EARLY TODAY
Peter Fox of Curtis Street Passes Away at O'Clock After
 Short Illness.

Peter Fox, 65 years of age, for many years a resident of this city where he was long employed by the New Haven road as a gatetender, died at o'clock this morning at his home, 164 Curtis street. He had been sick less than a week with heart trouble and odema of the lungs.
 MT. Fox is survived by his wife, two sens, Dr. Peter w.. Fox and James Fox, superintendent for the Gas company; a daughter, Miss Agnes Fox, a local school teacher, and two brothers, James and John Fox
 The funeral will be held Monday morning at g o'clock from St. Marys church. Interment will be in St. Mary's cemetery
 MT. Fox was we'll known among many of the older residents and for number of years, until overtaken with lis fatal illness, he was watchman at the Curtis street railroad crossing.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-07
FROZEN CORPSE FOUND IN BOOTHS ALLEYWAY
John Swanson, 45, Died of Exposure, Medical Ex-
 amir CT Says.

John Swanson of Main street, 45 years old, was found dead in Booths alleyway adjacent to J. M. Finnegan's livery stable at 6:3O o'clock this morning. Medical Exami- ner Harry A. Elcock was summ oned to view the remains at the hospital morgue, where the body had been taken, and he found nothing to indi- cate that the man died from other than natural causes. Alcoholism, lack of proper nourishment and ex- posture is given as the cause of death, by the medical examiner.
 When MT. Finnegan arrived at his Ila ce of business this morning one of his employees told him that a man was lying in the yard. Huddled near a sleigh on a glare of ice was the pros trate body of Swanson. Officers McCue and Wagner were notified and they took Swanson to the hospital where it was found that he was dead.
 Swanson was a we'll known man about town, spending much of his time about livery stables. Last sum- ner while riding into James Doyle's stable with a load of hay he was jostled off and both legs were broken at the hip. He spent considerable
 
 once town charge. Medical Examin- CT Elcock learned this morning that on Tuesday night Swanson, in an ex- hausted condition, entered a local livery stable. He was ordered out and when he was unable to move an officer was summoned to eject him. Later that night he stum bled into another livery stable and fell prostrate on the floor from exhaustion. He slept there that night s.5s
 Although Swanson did not live with his family, he is survived by his wife and five children, Ethel, Lillian, John and Evelyn, all of whom live at 2e2 Park street He also leaves brother, Andrew, in Hartford, and his father, who lives in Sweden.
 The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Erwin chapel. Rev. Frederick Wunder will officiate and interment will be in Fairview cemetery.