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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25


Wlesr uub 2anb oler GrbieiIe atItgt, III
Iii ihrer qepaltigtn @r6be trif in nisitm
Grieet erldnnt tDorben, nnb trit 3dnn
.nirb Bite MeIt rieber 81 banerHbfr Ruhe
g~eIaneen, tpenn biefe GutIlt Der unruh.
psrIiopFt unb Der lInrubeHifttr nnf9dbIi6
gsrnadt lit.
id henft mir afs cine Deiiert NuFeabs
unfgrts 8ierperbdnbss bic 9tfreiuno oss
Deltptriebrs bonn en8Iifhm Sph. 8a3u
tebdrf es fit ben Jritoen pdpitrner 8ers
trdge. fir ben arieg Ftdrfer aritssil;tten,
bic bariiber pdnen, bah gnglaaD bic
0ertrdgt nidt am 9age ofs Heutn aoHs
flifts 5erreiBt, elmer mdhtigen GseiDehr
i'm @IIantiiden 93sdn unb I'm Mitieis
mesr, bic bas hsrrIdIihtigt albion I'M
Gdah hdIi. G8 nirb LANCE bauern. biz
0ieIe Slut bon 6aB, bic fih 3ipiihea ben
9olfern aufgttirmt bal, pieber p,ri1ufsn
fem nirb. gepib. mir hIrfen Die 9oifs
hung nift oufeeben, bdb aud bier bic
3eit bsilen tDirb, abr 5unGhit gilt "a,
ans bic SiderangeH 81 f4affen, he uHs,
mgnn Der admpf Inn infer DdIein iiG -
in hofFentlih srft redt LANCER 3sit -
i~pieberholen fofte, bic Ginerbeit eeben,
baB mir i'm bsiteben fperbsn. .Nbht Der
grokrangen aIs Gslbf3ped fDeeen bers
Idn9en mir bic grfpeiitruRg unItrer 9rsHs
sen. Wsber i'm Often nod I'm @eitsn
6Irfen unlere 5tinbs BON beuis ibsr Gin
falsore nerfageu, bnrh bic Ie uns BON
nlorgea ab dafs neue nnb Ihdrfer aIs
bisher bebrobtn.4 70 fprah Der Reidstdnss
lgr an g. DECEMBER 1915, unb an 10.
Qlgn1 1915 fpradl I aus, bab Smtias
Lamb fgiue Giennng 70 aasbdueu 10 feItis
gen unb itdrten muB, bab ben dHOeren
Mdhien bic Neigung pergebt, fpitber Gins
treiiHngs poiiiit gu treiben. Cur bnr1
cine Ftarfe unb uHdntaI. Ire Gteaung
3eHtfhlanbs Tonne es sef6sben, bab
europa ieHrdls piebtr 3ur aubt fommt.
Der status quo ante fam ni9t tnieDers
Rrgeisnt iptrben. sc lit btr Gebdntt,
ben 8ri1brin Der Brobe uusIprah: .sJts
Der aries, bfr niht su Grohrnngsn fibrt,
TN
ihpddt bsR Gieger unb sninerpt ben
Staat4 (9tbaHien unb aE9smsiHe aebsn
fit btu frisg).
Geten nir NIT boiler Gtiegstner1ie Gin,
niibta mir ale MittsI bet 9riegsfa1rung.
bic ms 3i gsbOte iteaen. riidThislos uRb
ff0Hlnqsl0s aus, gebrdHhm MIR ale
WlitfeI. bic ing beutEdg MiHenfTdft ur,b
9ediat 5ur Qnfueang ftelen, 10 perbtn
ipir irob Der 3abl uHb numerifden l,lebers
maht ~uufsrtr Gtinbe ben arisg feerei9
hssnben. Damn Gilt ss, In btn fh isris
gtn unb ldngfpierigsn 5riebsnsDer61Hbr
lunaen bas qrObe 3ifl fsF i'm 2luat 5u
bthniten: Elm gr0Bsres unb itdrEerss
Teutfhianb! Sin madtiess 9d~tsrlanD,
BIN gstnben sum arus. uHltrtn aiubtrn
unD GnseIn 8urt Ehub! Dentfae MdGt
uiro bann Der 9ort nss MsLfrisotns fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
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Don ernFt saiierrnann, uitelieo oes aeiastass.


9ag 10. J~d5rhunbert fdnb i'm 3ihn
Sss SmperidIigmus. On Gtene Der tons
iinsntaIen golitif Der geflanbsHdaten
guropd8 trat iiberda bic WeEtpolitit,
fpelas in Rem MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Gtddfen INNER neite ReibungsFIdnen
fhMf. Batter BiIheIm II. Bat Bel Der
Beisr bts 25iabrigen geItehens bes 9euis
f9en AetdRa. an is. Sanudr 1896, BEN
oeutIasn inperiaIiftif9en GebaHten angs
brnd Derliehen, Ct fprah oamals aug:
.Mus rem DeatIGxn Aeine lift Elm Belts
reid gefuorben, iiberaa in Fernen geiIen
Der grbe fpobnen 1auTenbe unfsrer qanbss
Ieute, bsutfhe Sitter, neatines WiHan,
beuiTds 9~sfriebfdmtsit geben iiber ben
Gsean, NAB 8auIenben bon RilipaeH BE-
siffern Iia bic Merte, bic 9eutIdIdnb
enf Der Gee fabreH bat. 4n Sie, meine
Serrtn, fritt bic erufte gfEidt berdn, bic
fig erSBere 9eltF6e Reid uuh fat an
unItr heiHiIhes 5a elieoerH.1
Gamit mar BET @ebdnts b1b Bet 9eut
FISH lit Masldnee MIR aaltarDiiHger fir
frembes @oItztnm bebentet, preisaegebeH.
aber aa4 bic N0tipenDigEeit gefhaffen, NIT
Ben WldbtmitttIn Elmer grpben beutf9en
GIDtfe biefes 3isI 5t errei4eE. Sn gHglanS
maEte Bic impaiafiaifde goIifit gsualiige
Gortfhritte. Gle fHbrte 81 Der brutulen
q notwithstanding nit iAren It1rfen
BerItimmangen Snif1fH GngEaHb unb
Retlaldnb, uH5 in ihrem peitlten 9ers
Iduf ali ben BinbniHsn NIT SapaH,
Grantreih anb RabLaab. bHrd ufIhs E6
Gngldub be Siaernng fsiuer MeEtfsIuug
ptotnapef BEN aafFrebenben GeHtl4lano
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25

einissg basorbnsis bsr ruIFidsn Rtids'
tuma baiisn bic 8ross uaistnOmmsn,
iptlde Wabnabmsn ~ ,rsrtiisn Itisr. nm
BEN bon Gag sa Tag msbr nm fa ersi'
fHbsn aurasb,barInis btr a~sfbn5iubt
gu pmsrn unb bic srsn5sHIoIs @,rl4p,us
buneslu6i siu5ubdmmsn. bic einsn 70
froHsu @se,HIob ~ BEN eIsuO biloet, bas
f9 an isbsr GirabsHsds getsrsburss
Ssigt. RuBIans. bas aanb Der arOuss
Iis%ferantsn, bic oIs aommiIiondrs unb
Metnttn bic WiniFsrisn nad alien Rsssln
Der QunTf f9r5pFm uHb gltihfum ibsr
9aht sa Wiliondren tperotu. idnimms
iebi IN tinsm Wssrs BON aurus uno
@dlmiglanA Gs muB ia nidt anes bon
Sob lein, ou6 Der papierrubsl bat lsiHen
msrtl Mdg sr aud ~isnfeiis bsr ruifiiheu
Grsn5pfdbIs eering III Qdiung anb Dsrt
Sttben, neil bic RuTIiihs Stdntsbant ia
niht All ben Fhtrifen Gdulbnern Guros
pas eeb0rt ~ in @uBIanb uimmt mar
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25
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eusld6m @etduseueu.


O.s... II. Aptil 1916.
Ghdnpidb btr 8trntbmuna: Die olit
IronSofiat .. 3iifohitrtaitrRt, Elm ptiis
ldufiatg Gttingtbdnsr, nit sHatn finIits
rem @dnaen, geiniflptrt unb Bitmlihu
@tffpabrloiuna. Die isbien tneIiihtn
@eIdnetnen btirtitn tin5tln Gin eapolb,
les ilsints Simmer, bas bs9aeIid tins.'
ribiet III.
Der GrFe: qdirid O'Douobun, eiod,
Srt, al Sabre all, srob. inp6is, ihldsi
lH0Illnb BE GadtH JuTammtR lnb ltbi
iramm NIT Iisintrntm Gsiiht. Durh
unb burd IoIDaiiid. GreuuoIide aufs
Iorbtrung sum Gtbsn; - unb nun pirb
Ct nit tinfm Ghlogs bDaie pribotmon,L
ipit bet sttpas Iniperfdliet 9rdulnedt aus
Gori, ber tr Bis gum %. SEPTEMBER 1914
mar. 1omals mubts sr ais sGrtiniliis
ger unltr bic GpIbalen. nit fdit ale on
bsrtu. iptnn er nift fir INNER bon irts
ntm Germ tntIniIen tptrbtn nolit. 3lpnns
sia anhern grandmother i'm itlbtn Be
irltbe mar bits fhon poHttrt, dbtr
ihm htrpflidtet fi1 Der Better, i'm nod
btm Arisgt miebtr einsnitltn.
C'Donoban bate isbt feline 3isarettt,
rdadltt It nit nngehsurem 9tbogeH. unb
bds edge BeIiht NIT BEN bidtgn. bnnil.n
Qgl8 barber mirb isBt bon itintn rubis
gen. frsunblihtn 4ugtn faIi psid &C.
mnht. DIR bohinttligtnle btutiHt Tins
ttroffisitr, btr init ben atlteH so fun
uno itlbit bitle Sabre In Srlanb efltbt
Bat, btIt1tigt aid, bob man iid uuf bits
fen Wanu fsft perIaHen. tonne. gun ioa
abfr Qatrid itlbtr rtbtn: ,Sie mil Ter
piFtu, 5err, bab uniere grobtn gtutt In
Srldnb i'm Qnfangs BEE Rriegss aLles ges
tan ha6tn, I'M m6gliait oislt Reiruteu
at TtglIen. Man poltt bomIt ben Gngs
Idnberu ssietn. bdB mir unitrs 6phit
Rllt pirllih perbieneH uHo bab mir onnn
germ gum aonig bdItsn molten. Sd babe
zine 8rdu unb fiinf ainber uno bic les
tommsn q SHILLING fir bic @ode lln'
teriiiibuna. ipp5u mir 6 G6iling als
geitrda pom Solbe abgs5oetn purben.
Sd babe Is Bis sum GergeanitH eebradi
beim 8. 8aiailon Der M~iunfsrs 5iflitrs.
Bis 9ftobtr 1915 nurbea mir in Srlanb
in gelpbeolp unn 9eln gtonGre ansgts
bilbei. hann nod Spei Monate In 8lals
iopn bsi Qlbtrsbot, unb iur5 Dor Weibs
noditn Fnb mir bann naa 5rdnlrti9
qtfhidt porhen. 4htbuRbtrt Mnnn duf
eintm 9dmpfsr, BON benen sinige iebr
dnaTtlih tueatn Der beu,Iten tsgoote il
nm; ih babe absr nidi gtgfaubt, boB
tiiuds bdTiefn pire. Dit e.lisn Wonats
1915 batten mir fat ben gaUsen Gag
eroBes grsr3itren uuh 5iptimal in btr
0t6e GdisBabunesn. Gs mar imntr
basIeIbt unb itbr o~nIirtnosub. SIN
m6rs Bin id erf rihtig an bic 5roui
getommen, gerdpe segsnuoer BON otuts
idtn 6ohensolernfptrf. mir bdbtn nit1ts
gtgen biz 1tutlten gebabt. uao infer
aolupdgnieFlfbrer btrhDt uis aus. bic
oeutidtn suns (sunntn) gu neinen.
Die Is bic Gngtdnher mahtH. I'm rs.
1fdr3 etgen 4beno fam ih NIT brfi aas
merabfn bas sriierldl ean3 bornehiH In
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25

an ertaafea Fadaf. Der 9reitunb, gnes
anbs5ranfreidsa ublanb, belebie eleihs
seitig bic imperialiHif9e gefrebuna in
Branfrein. Die 46Fdt, Gin erobes aos
Ionialrei1 in 4frifa su fnafftn uno ms
bionbere MaroitO gu u%nteriptrfeu, frat
fIor Sntdgs. 5n bieIer imperidliTtiIhen
geriobe ertpahte Elm bpnItGn6ig neuer
Self In Der fran50ffhen gsoolterune,
tnsbsF5n6ere in Der 3ugtnb, uab aIs MIN
bas Wdroffos4 benfsasr nit einem boaz
Hdnbisen Gieqe grdnfreihs uHb BEN
3uradnsiheH 8eutIhinnbs enbigie, eu
fannie Der uebermut bes Isi6tbeneglihen
8pltes feline @rtH3en nlehr nnb Der Re-
banhes@eoante er[sbte feline bolitdnbige
Mienergeburt. N6r aud MubIdno ae.
pdnn burh bic 4~nIehnung an GHelanb
mo 5fnilireih bds nurh ben Japdnil9eH
arisg eeiapunoene GeIbFpertrausn 8u>
rid. 8nrh GneIlHb segsn S1pan oes
bedt, srbieEtsn feline biitoriiden 8alIans
plane srnsut Gtifagf unb bic nnrubsn am
BaIEnn, bnrm Rubldn6 %berborqerufen,
nabHgn Feia Gnbe. Hsbsrda narbe Der
goDsR fit ben groBen Gonflit bor6ereftet,
Biz zines 3ages Der Nsltbranb fih init
~eIetnentarer Gepnlt eni3inbeie. Gif ees
nalttae enfnidIung bts g~eefnten 8sutfh4
lanD IN mebr bern 40 GritOengiobrrn, BET
Gieges3ug beuffHen linftrnsbmungsgei4
Ges If kbfen Gn6es Der grunb. Der, fDie
bies hunoerffad nDn GnslGnbern ausges
FproAen 1T, Gnglanb reranIaBtt, einen
Nunb mdhtiger 5tddten gsgsH Deuii9s
lamb suFamraen5nbrinsen, NIT BEN singn
9ieIe, BeutTdIanb su seri0ren unb ben
bsuEfGsn aoRfgrrentsn, oer ben ridEdus
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er ourlelt Gk rtdistiiia los unb fptaHs
In bsmltlbtn 4uetnblid btrnus, OILS oie
Wlalfint lnapp boz BEN Quflhidetn ON
grbbobm mar. Der 4ilpt, elm 0tti5tef,
mub obtf bon 1erbofragenbtr aaltblitigielt
o~eiusIen itin btnn e. f%sntris bns Blngs
Seuq, as feline altibsr idpu %bronnltn BIZ
gum oItrlsbieu austnblid unb brd1ts
nod cine iobtnoie 0dnbung 5uitaHee.
Sebi Iitgt ct i'm Moherbaos anb birfts
nod osrtiist psrbsu. 4
Orr sponsialdbrise iisFbrlintiis 2. :.
Gbap aus YuriIbire psrtebi bel bon iets
nem gstufs unb pirb itbr Isbbdft iptnn
sr bopoH Ipriht; - obatIdohtn ipnros
fein UIue5tug tbsnfdns i'm 9~ufttampft, In
Observation-Disclosures Dieter 9Obs. anh
bier mub Der 0fFiSisrsp pilot ftbr gsltts'
eeeenipdriie etptlen fem, btnn tr psts
mobit ben obItir5tnben Qppardt in bdl'
Der 6obe piebsr nnf5nreiben unb 10 ben
5aq Bis sur Moqlidteit elmer glditen
9anbuns 5u bemmen. Mud biefer Offis
5ier lieat I'm Gpii1l nit tirrr Gnnbr
punbe. 4Is Id Sbop Frasit, oh CT lDiHs,
ipas elm Boiler fet, irabte fr Iih inftintiip
stipos betrtteR unb nahbsutli9 am aopft
uno fdste BLOB: r5a bitIe GOiter!"
Dd lam ,r BON felbh duf SmmtImdnn 5u
fprshen unb mtinte, tr m5dte bod 81
gerne piien, Oh er etipd BON ibm dbess
fhoHen Itt. 9as lei ia feline Ghonne,
beam lt bdttsn eroben RtIpstt Dor JHts
melmann an ibrer 5ront, es Tel ia gar
nidis baeestn Su poIltH. Inter ben tnes
lifhen DfftSisrtn babe tr bon teintm tins
SiefH aebort, Der aud nur siuti btutIhe
6lus8tugs srlsOiet battle. rSit Cd udbr,
bab Sbr 9oslts abseitIr5t unb tot iIf9
Bran bat ts uns ef5dblt." 3oriiber
tomts in Sbaip %bsrubiatn. Damn idete
a. pDrtliH. .Gs mar cit gun5 merltpirs
bigts @sfibI, anF feinbIifsN Gtbitte ~
Idnotn; i9 lUuBle nidt. ob ih mid frsutn
foute bell gebliebtu Su fem, obtr pb Id
ieBt trfi redt fiji mein 2tbtn fiirtttn
miiBte. SH bdbt aIts erfpdriet, bag
56redlidite, BIB sum GriboHsnpsrbm.
Wton bat uns 70 bisl bic Gbrtn nol GEE
moGt, unb uuiert 3situngen babtn bon
ben oeutIdeH @roufamttittn esl6riebsn,
bab ih gang iiberrdI6t mar, 70 gut bss
bonoelt gu ptroen. Sd fiiblt bier ia gar
niht. uHttr Gsinbtn 5u isin, uno fosnr bic
BerpFIeeung 1T gut, obpobt mir englifhs
6Iisesr nur bds Bette gu tFen unb tTintea
betommsn, mas iibsrbdupt ~ babtn iii:
mir lsbtn nod oiel better dIs uuItrs aos
merabsn Bel Der armte. 5reili6 id bobs
mir srf Mut ssmaat, ols i'd eslnnbts
unb msin Gffi5ier ~beripuu6et mar, Inn
6iIfs gu rufm. SD 6a6fe bod aud bas
ran, bub meint Birma nit Der bsutIhtn
9oid3inbung, bic ale unrtrs Glue5eus.
habtn. im#er eldn3tnbe gehdTte eemaht
bat unb in fsHr freunbfadFtliatm gss
fbdftsperbdltnis NIT 8entIdlanb mar.
IS tOnnts olio nidt auf sinmaI al,s 10
dubtrs fsin!"
Sd bin redt nahbentIid mad Sen BRET
Stunbsn auF BET aaierne Der altbtrihms
ten aiirafisrs bon 9ouai h~eimsesanesn.
aurt Grtibsrr ,. Reben,
Observation-Disclosures.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25

timer nngednft iDie in Rub[dnb, nomtuts
Iid in Mostau = mad uHb nab 3a Gnbe.
GrOB III Der urnlab in fbiriT6sn Salbg
eOliteiatns bic lire qrtiIs per6rtifa9t
hdben.
0as qu~gusbebiirfnis Der g~tters6urgsr
Iid aud anf tofbdre geI3parsn.
5eitbem bag Nuafuhrntrbpt fir bic rpsrt
Dollen 4rten, bic i'm 6eere ieine gerpens
bung ffnben, aufgfbOkn If, seiat fId aid
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aortlm Diro fdon baraidnittli6
an 20. 1adR froffrA
Die 2ifbe TT Elm 70 bebsnfeHbss nlos
meat in uHisrem qtbsn. baB ts oft Ihgiut.
ais Oh fe uns trt bus bple Re9t bes
3uieins Derliebs.
GaB 5ur oIlsemeinen Mdbrbgitsliex
oes gtutfhen du6 bic @dbrAtit unb Gbrs
Iifssit seseH ftd ltlbF es6Ort, periebt fid
obne 9tiDeis, unb bumii 6dngt cine peis
isrs osatFne GigenIfdft saiommtu: gtss
ttstsit IN feinsr utbsEssuaung. usbsrEtb
nunaRtrkaG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25

faeinIih III FreiIi6. baB bic 5ahIloIsH Ga
binets p~artitnIisrz lid bar 2eberpelt ges
iersbargs aud nab bitfer Stnnbt nidt
.peridliebfu, sbeniopeHie, tpie file bic bnrs
ftissH aeblcn taum NIT 2irnondbe uno
atpds bffu6ten ptrDen. 5n Rublanb
Bat ants - pbne itos 4usnabuie = ftis
men grsis, fueuu Der gegriff rpoIi3si" In
grass iommt. no alles ben QapierrubI
lttbt, min 5lpon dIsin ibn nidt baFen.
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Gber nur gu 5abslprsiisn 81 srbaIten MAJ
rem, lsers Bobuungtn 5u mietsn unb fe
islbft nit WioEsln su perIsben. Die glans
frdst mar alig geitisgsn pdhrtrb eleias
5eitig bic 9rpbuttion singsiardntt fDuroe.
4AsIdnStiGs 9eppiae aus YsrfeH uno
afghaniftaH, bic IoHIt in Aubnno bel
seiduft DeroeR, marin balb ausbertauit,
ebenio Iaye beutider unb frau5ofidsr
6ertanft. Der aautaius. Der ionit ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25

Run tOmrtsn 5ipsi junge 9urI6en BON
~Ropal GlDing Corps, bsibs Iinb Mas
aiHfnaepshridibsn tarali1 ttrabssTdof
ieHer Blug5euse. Der cine, Grneit u. u.
Coleman, mar GhId9ter bon Beirut, fubr
ubsr i'm Grisbsu Motorrob; Der aHbsrf,
pertB 9. GbaD, mar obtr Ms4aniier Sci
her Bold Mdenet SO. Coleman III STAT
unO rotadris NIT bslbIouben Wimptrn
uub buuptfddIia tpegsn Der bobeH aobs
uuus bier SniIiue Der Tag, I'D btn JIiss
germ s~eganesn; e. III aonbonsr, % Sabre
all, uHo Derhsbt bsrsIi9 renis ron BEN
5luerefsn; bdfir mar e. I'm 70 aefdids
tsr, dIs Dds Glusssug am 80. mara fttI
btrdb mubte unD bobsi in granb asrist
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-25

Sd bin redt nahbentIid mad Sen 6rsi
Stnnbsn ouf osr aaierne Der aItbtrihms
ten aiirafisrs bon 9ouai h~eimsesanesn.
aurt Grtibsrr ,. Reben,
Observation-Disclosures.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
VICTOR MOTOR CO. Will
LOCATE AT JENKINTOWN

The Victor Motor Company will not
locate on the tract of five acres recently
purchased near Grubb's Landing, accord
ing to J. Merrick Frere, president OF the
American Guarantee and Trust Com
pany, and of the Frerehurst Realty
Company. which win develop two tracts
nearby for home sites.
Mr.. Frere today said an office OF the
Victor Co. had told him the company
could not get the assurance Of builders
with whom they were negotiating to
have the plant ready for spring deliver
les and as capitalists Of Pennsylvania
wanted il to locate az lenkintown, :he
company will do so and will occupy the
plant there formerly occupied by the
Horton Switch Company.
Mr.. Frere said that the failure of the
motor company 10 locate here would
not in any way interfere with the de.
veopment OF the two tracts acquired by
his company for the fact that Worth
Brothers are 10 begin the erection of a
steel plant in that section will make
housing facilities imperative and he al
ready foresees big demand for lots at
Frerehurst.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24

ious problems that this country viii
have to face. He then referred to a
possible commercial struggle with
Japan for control of the commerce
OF the Pacific as another serious
problem that will have to be met. He
spoke OF the treatment Of Japanese in
California as unfair" under all the
circumstances. The present European
war, he stated, was caused by com
mercial rivalry between Germany and
England for the trade Of the East,
and ultimately of the world, which
led 20 the forming of treaties between
some OF the warning countries.
Professor Myers spoke of the Monroe
Doctrine as a guarantee TO England Of
Canada. In conclusion he spoke of the
wonderful changes the world is passing
through. These countries now at war
are being trained more and more in
economy, while we are being trained
more and more i'm extravaganza, and
this. lac thought, will work to our disad-
vantage at the close OF the war. He
does not fear the first year or so follow
inc the war. he stated but the adiul.-
ments that will have to come five years
or more. lie said no doubt neither side
viii feel very kindly disposed towards
this country at the close of the war
each feeling that we should have sidel
with them II was then that Professor
Myers said a war with one OF the ma.
tons was possible after the present con
flict. and concluded with the statemere
that to assure peace the war will have
TO be fought to a finish
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
Married and BURIED
IN The same week

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Nov "a. The funeral
of Woolsey NJ. Scotch. who died sud
denly Sunday evening at the home
Of his sister. Mrs. Dixon at Elsmere,
near Wilmington. took plac yester-
day from the residence Of his mother
near Central Church. West Dover.
The services were IN charge of the
Rev a. Victor Lghtbourne. who Of
hciated at Mr.. ScOtteus marriage on
last Saturday night in this town. A
delegation from Dover Council No. s.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
WOLFE PROSE- LIouoR CASE.

In County Court yesterday after
noon the State nolle pressed the
charges against Mrs. Mary McGov-
ern, of St. Georges. Mrs. McGovern
was indicted recently on a charge Of
selling liquor in quantities greater
than one quart as permitted under
her license.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24

BLANkEIS-An attractive stock very desirable warm
comfortable Blankets in gres whites and pads both the cot
ton and aI-wooI grades SIPS TO $1,000 pair
COMFORTS in selected cotton, wool and lambs wool
covered in very handsome silks sstns $500 to
$1,000 each.
BED SPREADS in honeycomb and Marseles designs $125
to $500 each
COUCH COVERSFu size in stripes and figured designs
SIPS to $3.50 each
SOFA PILLOWS-Silk floss Sofa Pillows, both covered
and uncovered 2Oc to $1.15 each.
CURTAIN MATERIAIS-Scrims Swisses and Marouisettes
in great variety of patterns, 15c to SOC yard.
CRETONNES in stripes checks and floral designs I5c to
$105 yard
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24

Jr o. L. A. NJ. Of which the deceased
was member. attended the funeral.
Interment was made IN Lakeside
Cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. ida A. Moor,
wife of A. S. Moor, Of Leipsic, also
took place yesterday afternoon from
the residence OF her late husband.
The Rev. Mr.. Atkins was in charge
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
TO iMRND BY-LAWS.

Proposed amendments TO the by
laws OF the Perpetual Savings and
Loan Association will ,be considered
at the meeting Of shareholders Of that
organization in the offices on Tues
day evening. December B.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
In Our Drapery Department

Stocks all absolutely of the finest grades very
carefully selected Make it a point visit this department in
pare prices
TABLE LINENS Mercerzed Table Linens y inches wide
in Fleur dc Lis and conventia designs 75c $112 yard
REAL IRISH TABLE LINENS, sun bleached u inches
wide, different designs S1.5O yard
REAL IRISH LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, in verv handsome
patterns, $500 each
TABLE NAPKINS-lrish linen sun beached S3.75 to S475
dozen.
Sl5O dozen
TABLE CLOTHS-Mercerzed Linen Table Cloths ready
for use S15O to $500 each
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
Furniture For LivingrOom

DAVENPORT SOFA BEDS in three-quarer and full sizes
both fumed and golden oak finishes they upholstered
brown imitation Spanish leather they strong we'll finished
frames that show the grain the wood upholstered
finely tempered steel springs and make attractive
seiceabIe piece of furniture Prices $780, $00 SHIPS
$3.50, S4750 and $4,000 each.
COUCHES in plain and roll edges elours, tapestries and
imitation Spanish leather golden and fumed oak frames strong
comfortable durable Priced this $780, S1550 $780,
$1,000 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 and S31OO each.
ARM CHAIRS AND ROCKERS Solid mahogany Rockers
with chairs match wing design brown English mahogany
finish, antique and backs, $500 each.
There's great many styles of Rockers in and leather
golden oak and mahogany prices ranging from S5
$4,000 each.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
MOOSE DEFENDERS DANCE.

In Turn Hall tonight the second
annual ball Of the Moose Defenders OF
the Loyal Order OF Moose. will be
held. Music will be furnished by Brad
ford's orchestra.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
LEcTURE ON THE YELLoWSroNE.

For the benefit Of the MinquadalI
Home. Mrs. Edward b. Finck, a promi
uent club and society woman of Phila
delphia. viii lecture in the New Century
Club on Monday evening. December I,
ON "a Trip Through the Nationa
Park"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
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