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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
umcrik0rer lcr1teft
pclt ccatticbelt ASieocn!
WiilitGrfritifer riiBmen Den Seutiden
8eReralitab nnS taOeln
bic Nlliierten.

8aibington 4. 0es. = Den bic
iigen nlilit6riiden SodberItQnoigen
melde oen 6eIo8ug in gtuul1nien
itlioieren, lit ein qroBe8 2iht oufge.
gangen. Sic bnben erfonrt, ooB
Der aolupf einer Der gr0Bten in Der
8eItgei6i9te lit uno darafteriiieren
oen Grfolg Der oeuti6en g8offen ais
cine groBartiga aS5auitrotton oeuti-
der Strategic uno @riinoIthfeit.
3ieie SohberItdnoigen peiien ouf
Oie auf beioen Setten engogierten
enormen &rllppennaiien bin, uuo
auf Die no[leuoete @eiflIdliAfeit,
NIT mel9er ite bonn uti6en @es
neralitob berprObinltiert uno mos
nobriert Duroeu, Sic neiien fer.
ner bin olf Den aontroIt 8pii6en
Der 2eitltng Der groBen 6euti6en
3ruppennloIIe1 uno Der ropioen
aufl0iung Der ruu11nii6et armee,
ibre uneeoroneten 9fiifaiige uno
Dem 8uiammenbrh6 oeS ruIiii6en
8eiItan0eS.
9bne cine Meinune iiber Die
ariegSerinlge I'M allgerteinen obsu-
geben berurteiIen Die n1ilit6riI6en
lutorit1ten Die gqiierten, neil lie
&unl1nien sltnt @intritt in 0eu
&rieg berleitett baben, e6e Die g1a-
tion geniigen0 borbereitet tpor uno
3lpeitens oafiic, ooB iie oas 2ono
in Der g9ot i'm 5tide geloiIen bober.
Die 2ebre, ipeIde Die Ser. Stoa.
ten aus ocnl runtdniihcn 5elo3ug
sieber ioate, lit Der gefGbrIide gtan-
gel an 0ffi3ierelL luel6e int Stnnoe
iino, qroBe 9eeridaren 5n fiibren.
Ger Grfolg Der 3entraInl1dte in
4um1uien miro BON Sa6neritGnoi-
gen oein oeutihen @eneroIItob 5uge-
idrieben, uelher ols Der leiItungS-
fGbigite Der gon8en 8eIt be3eidnct
ptr0.
IS piro qeItenb gefiodt, ooB oie
Ser. Staoten etnett 6bnlihen Stab
nur ourd 3lpan9speiien M1ilitdr-
0ienit erreihen t0nnten. ghtr oa.
ourt fonnte bie geniigenbe 9lnaabl
Soloaten Sur 2tbbaltltng ltn1fangrei-
der @nn0ber 3uiammengebradt
mer0en ipiroe aefugt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
CcrS Cecil rei6t nod
intmer Sen 111MnS aitf!
Sagt, aries mnf al Sen Sanpt-
fruRteu, nidjt in 8nmanieR
aassefdinpft iuerSen.

2onOon A. 8e5. = Ser &rieg
ntuB bis 3u einem uilitdrii6en
@noe an Ser g8eIt. uttb GItfront
ausgefGulpft iperoen uno Die Bio
dooe muB erlt in opeiter 2inie
fomnen", iagte 9riegsbanoelsnlini.
iter 2oro &obcrt Cecil 5amstag
einefn gertreter Der Giiocioteo 95reB
in einer 8eiprehung Der ariegslage.
g8ie Situotinn IN Hunldnien~
fubr ct fort, on1aht uns biele 8e.
ior9ftis. Dod) liegt fein @run6 alt
Der Qnndbrhe Dor, odB Die oortigen
Sperotionen oas Geiultot oes arie.
eess lpel1es OH oen Saltptfronten
oitseefdmpft neroen ntuB, beetnfIul.
fem nir0. Die 9eoingungen. unter
oenen mir fyrieoensonerbiet1tngen
annebnen iperoen, bIeiben oieiel6en,
Die Dor mebrereu Monatett idon an.
getiinbigt iporoen iino."
lleber Den llriprung eines 2eits
artifeIs in Ser Morning 9oit be.
irugt, Der beiaate, 0elttidlan6 bo.
be oen aQiierten gener0ie SSrieoens-
beoinglngen fir Den Sal 9eboten
ooB man ibm IN 0fittel. uno 6ito.
amerito freie 8an6 laiie, iagte
2oro 9fobert Cecil:
~gtuer0ings lit poblbefanrtt, ooB
3efttidIano ihon Dor Dem ariege
iebr beitinntte .3iele IN Witttel- uno
Sioamerita terfoIgte, 6o9 neiB id
nidtS bon einem 5rieoen, Der Ins
unter ioIden ge6ingltngen geboten
lporoen iein ion, tpie Die 8oit er.
Ipdbnt. g8ir boben fetne aettttnis
oabot 6oB iolfe 4nerbtetllngen ge-
maht poroen iinb. "
t9ie 2onooner Rorning 8oIt bot
te in einen 2eitortifel ON 0tenss
tag geiagt, Die 8euti6en ieien 5lt
Iofortigem Srleoen bereit uno Mir
oef oen entente. M1hten ales ee-
ben, mas oieie piinidtet ipenn ite
nur 0eutidInno freie Sann in Wait.
tel. un0 Saoouterifa lieBen ugSir
uerilebmen," ia9t Der 2eitartifeI,
,.oaB oieie gebin9itug bon Der oeut-
iden gegierltng oorgeidoben nor.
ocn iit. aIlcroings beritedt uno I'm.
offi8iell, obcr bon oen al[iierten
Dcrmprfen muroe." geieefagt mar,
in Den Ieeten 5ebu SSdbren bate
England au iroeno einer 3eit cine
Ei1ieung NUT Gcuti9l1nb bnben
iuemt es 2estereut freie
5ono ienIeitS 6es Saeans IieBe)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
Scltlisc>OFFcnItrc in
Blilt II. 11toraIt crIti&t!
Die S6ladJteu in Der TiearOie per.
ben bnlbOffi5iea Gls eiu ueneS
@nllipuli 6e5ei6net.

Berlin, 4. 9e5. (5ltnfenbertht.
Die bolboffi8ieIle lleberieeii9t
Gadri9ten.g(g g(gertur ihreibt: pgtnd
flint Wionoten Der bIutigiten Sample
fi11o Die glaiierten on Der CONNIE.
sSront an teinent 9unfte mebr ole
3ebn aiIometer (71a Seilometer einC
oeutife @eile) borgeoringen. 0ir
aaiierten babcn bort fein ein5iges
ibrer groBen 3iele erreidt. geie'
mono, ieIbit Die gaiierten ni6t,
glali6t fernerbih OaB Die oeittide
2inie our9brohen iperoen fam,
Die groBe 0ffeniibe. ipel6e Die
8riten, Sran5oien lnb 8elgier S00,-
900 bis 100000 Ntonn gefoitet bat,
lift in 8Iut tn0 glorait eritidt NOR.
ben. Die Shldht an Der Sonrne,
Die nit rieienbaften friiden armeeu
unternolHrnen ipuroe, nit ariegS-
maidinerie iul0 Uelnition aus 5lpei
gseltteilen, miro in Der Beltgei1i9te
ais cine Der id)periten gtieoerIoget
Der glaiierten ber5eihnet Deroen.
Sic be0elltet Elm @oaipolt auf Dem
Sentiment"
(8on oen grpBen Sontme-0ffen'
fben bat feline ibren 3nef errei9t.
SSSbr 8erlouf bot ben 9etpeiS ge-
Iiefert, oaB Die g(atiertet ben arieg
nidt getpirneu tonnen uno ni6t
geluirnen ner0en. sic iino tdti1d-
lid geI9Iogett, aber iie ipeigern itd
nod, es 5tt5ugeben neil iie INNER
nod boffen, es t0nne iih etpas
ereignen, tpoOlrd oie &riegsloge gu
ibren @uniten getDenbet peroen
f0nrte. @s lit Elm ber5meifeltes,
Elm ousiidtsIoies Soften, uno Die
@rfenntt1is, oaB Die glGiierten ni6tS
nebr 5u gepirnen, aber oIIes 8u ber,
lieren baben, finoet ibren 8eg lang-
lam in Die breiten Sfi6ten Der
o[liierten 80Iter. 3unddit oeS eng
liiden Bottles. gs beginnt ein5u.
ieben, 0uB es bon ieinen Stoats-
nGnnern oI( Die Belt binourd ge.
tduidt noroen it, onB Die Wogli6.
felt. ben arieg gu geipinneit, ni6t
mebr geaeben lit. 0ie &usIaIIungen
Der ltnabb1ngigen 8eiturlgen per0en
6eltliner, fiibner, Dian ipri6t bon
unbcr5cibliden f5eblern, bon faIidJen
n1ilitdriI9en 8ere6nrngen uno ben
unberlneiolihen Jolgett. 0lan ifeitt
iid nidt nebr, Die Bobrbeit itber
bic 2oge ouf Dem &riegsidauplose
su iagen. 02an be3ei1net Die Com.
nte-0ffeniibe oIs Elm groBeS Sinsfo
ln0 ua6t fein Sebl oarous, oab
man in &unldflien cine &otaitropbe
befiir6tet. 41s ItnO iihere 2ln.
8eiden oes begirlnenoen @rfpahens,
tun0 benz gripoden miro Der sSrie-
ben foIgen. 8ie Der Gag ouf Die
9taft. S5n Dem glugenbIid, no 0ie
aIliierten 8olfer Die Soffnungsloitg.
felt ibrer Gage erfonnt boben, miro
Der &rieg 81 gnoe iein. limb oieier
9(ugenbIid mag ndber iein, al8 man
itd traumen liBt)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
Dericnkmno frait5.
Gransporttartpfers!
9enffcs lt.SDut IenSet 9ampIer
naarnaf"- Dull NIT Srnppeu,
in bic Siefe,

Berlin, A. De3. (fSuntenoepei6e.) }
- Die oelttihe gtontirolitdt fin.
btgte geitcrn Die gerienfung zines
fron8oiii9en GranSportoampfers mil
Sruppen iolge1oermoben an:
Gin oelttIAc8 Sou6boot berierlfte
am q. gloDember in Der R1be Der
SSSniel 9laltd I'M DlitteII1noil6en
Nleere ben fran56iiI6en $rmtsport-
6anlpfer o&arnof@ bon 5000 Son-
men. Ser &arnof mar nut Srrppet
boQbeiett, Die fir SaIoniti beltimnlt
iuorer.
Ser n&arnof" tuor In @arIeiIeS
bebeinlutet.
8eiters feds 5abr3ense perienft.
2on6on A. 0e5. = 2lopos mel.
ben Die 8erIenfung oes britii1en
9onpfers n9urconlbe" 3,5t6 Con.
men eroB uno asSSltrar" 1852 Gon-
men groB, iopie oes nortpegiiben
0anpferS ntSfjolourf" bon 489
Sonnen uno Der beiOen frnn5oiii9en
Segler n8riantois "llno Gap 2ion"
bon 256 RESP. 252 Sonnen.
gluBer0em miro aus aueenstopn
Die 8erienfltng oes engliiden Gam.
pfer8 DSorpagits" beridtet. Deriel-
be botte cine 8erordngung bon
/ ,455 &onnelL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
9nmG ipiScripenitis.

g3etrogra0, 4. De3. Ole tell
fneiien Aenoeringen IN &obinett bo.
ben bic Sitnotion nod Iange nidt
gefl1rt. Die libcroIen 9titgLieocr
Der Guma iiir0 nod Ionge nidt be.
unO bei Der 5ianttu an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
Yremier SrepOff
gibt @ebtimnis prcis!
Grkldrt, Sa6 sic 1miicrtcn HM6lanS Hcnitalts
fincpel mrtc Ste DarSancllcn
sM0claot babcr.
pollen ion suriidcrObcrt unS frei wcrSen.

fam es al erregtet &us.
cin1noeriesungen.
8looimir 9uriibtebif), 9i8eprGli-
bent Ger Union Der tDnbreil &uiIefi,
griff Die 3e9ierrng 1lf oos bcftig-
ite on, urlo erflGrte, ooB Der oeiit-
ide @tnfhlB niAt MIR oos SSflnere
oes 2onoes, ionoern drd Die QLr-
NEE lulo 8egieriing our9oritngeu
Eabe, I'M 9otriotisnrus su eritiden.
9e8gleiden griff ber Steiner, Der
Der dttBerlten 9iedte nngcb6rt. bic
Regierl1ng negen Der bielen Sale
bon aorruption uuter ben geoalteil
an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04

pfmgen, oaB Die 9fuiicn iid) ouf Der
gan8en 5ront auriid5icbcn ntltBten.
0as pierte iibiriihe Corps, ans Der
9. tlnO 10. Standardization, Is
g@otterien uno 3abIrei6er 9obaderie
beite1eno, griff unieren Iinten sSlit-
qcl SluiI6en Dem Gcrfe Satistocb
uno Der Donau an. Dieier glngriff
nltroe orrd feinoIi6e gtrtiIlerie am
onOeren llfer Der 8onau lebbaft I'M
tertiibt. IS fam 81 einem tpiiten-
ben aolnpf. s5n Dem &fseipirr
n1berten fid) 5luei feinOlide Sanger
automobile unieren Sdiltengr1ben.
b1rh Ods 6eler 1inierer 0lnihinen-
gelpebre nber funrocn Oieie ltngetiime
fnmpfimfdbfg gemaht uno nobmen
cinen 9eil Der Griosung oerielben,
9 GffiSiere un0 25 Monit gef1neen.
Damn gingen mir gum @eeenonqriff
iiber uno fparfen ben 6einO alf ieine
alten steILlneen slriid,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
Orice6cltlanSs forotcIt
eeeen 1oer0ctualtiemte!

@albtngton, 4. 0e5. Die grie.
9iIde &ceierltng bot om 5anastag
al Die &egierltng Der Ser. Stoaten
einen flommen0en GroteIt gcgen ici-
ne 9 geraepoItiqune ourh Die stais
iertea gerihtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
aaiIer aorl an ser srpnt.

glutiterOont, A. Ge8., iiher Con-
Son. - &niier 9arl bon 9eIterreih-
l1ngorn BOT iia mad benz 6fterrei.
diId-ungarifhen Snubtquartier an
Oer Gitfront bagebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04

: einesqngtoq forn eg Az erreqtat g[us.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
Beintarniec"> ">1JCEla0e
ipirG ailoeitcInntcn!
SentIder 9ieidDotas Cntidei6et ii1
fiir NiObiliiiernns Der na.
tiORaIrn girbeit,

Berlin, A. 9ea. - Ger giei6stog
nabm SnmStag IN oritter 2eiung Die
$einiarmeeporIdge an, beidgt einc
aus Berlin ein6etroiiene Depei6e.
0ie abitiuntung erga6 235 Stinl.
men fiir, 10 geeen ben enhDurf.
Gtli9c 0titglieoer entbtelten Iib oes
StnuncnS. Die 8orloge pliroe nad)
Der 8peitcn 2eiutg nidt ge1noert.
9ie Seimarmeeuorloge iiebt oie
Serdn5ieblng aler nrbeitsfGbigen
@lGnncr 3luiidcn Is ihO 60 SabrclL
Die ni6t I'M 5eloe sTcben, fir mili-
t1rii6e 3pede, in eriter Geibe gtu.
nitioasiabrifation, Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04
0es aailcrs Cant.


peihe aus 9tmIteroun mel0et, 0ob
aaiier BiIbelnI beaiiglib Der gln-
nobme Der Seimarnee.8orloge Dem
Aeidsfan5ler 9r. bon 8etbmalnl-
SoIlpeg folgen0es &elegramm &C.
ian0t bat:
ns5bre g1ittcilitng ii6er Sic 9ln-
nobme DER @orlage iiir nationaIel
giirgeroienIt erfilllt mid nit GROCER
syreuOe. 9lein ber3lidIter 9ottf ge.
biibrt Dem 3uiamnleHarbeiten Der
saiierli6en 9tegierimg ua0 0es
Reidstases, bic 5olge Oes patriot.
iden @eieees, orr ale beieelt. 8aS
oeutide Bolt Bat mieOer etrtutoI &C.
aetgt, onB es entl6hiien lit, ieOeS
9pfer ON 8lllt iulo @el6 gu bringen,
Inn bic 8erteioigltng 0es 8uterlon-
hes unO 0eiIen gladt gu eirem Iicg-
reihen Gn0e 5u bringe1. Gin Bolt.
hns bon ioIder oIIgeneiner @nt.
idIoienbeit erfiiat lit, miro nit @ot.
tes 9ilfe gegen Se0ernan ieinen
glab inter ben 8ibiIifertcn gtatio.
men Der @elt bcbappten, 0en eS
orrd SntelligeHs, 6leiB 1no noraIi.
ide St1rfe errungeu bat. 1u1O fam
uidt beiiegt iueroen Wl6ge @ott
uns uniere 8eruitiptaiefcit fit Die
2pfer be[obren ur1o gelpGbren, OaB
Oas 8crt nit grfolo gefr0nt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04

ssn 9eptIhlano foitet Elm 81 aft
Gents biel billieer itnO tie bier
- liifE aa0 .pir fiihren 4o''c1
aric1.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04
BELIEVED TO
BE ON Way
DOWNWARD
By Hamilton.

(Onited Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK; Oct. 4.-They're busy
ali around the big league circuits pick
ing a new manager for Joe Tinker,
the helmsman Of the Cubs.
And no matter what denials may
be made, it is a certainty that where
there is SO much talk there must be
grounds for it.
Tinker has had two chances to make
good as a major league manager and
once he had an opportunity in the
Federal league which made bold bid
for major league rating. His success
was poor in Cincinnati and although
he did better in Chicago at the head
of the Feds, his record connot be rat
ed high, for he undoubtedly had the
class of that league in ball players
and might have won pennant even
if they had been left to figure their
plays.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04
SFLLS-FLOT0C CIRCUS
Will PLAY HERE
OCTOBER Il

Sells-Floto Circus-C Champion Shows
of the World, will play here on Oc-
tober 21, giving two performances AMI
inaugurating its appearance with q
gala morning street parade.
The Seils-Floto circus promises a
entertainment surprising in magn =
tude, accuracy or treatment and IN
structive interest, anything OF its
character ever seen under canvas.
Interest in the coming of the circr 5
is Of course accentuated by the fact
that Jess Willard, champion heav.
weight of the world, is with it. The 2
is undoubtedly a great deal of Gu
icsity to see Willard especially as | Q
appeals to the public as a man tL
family and irreproachable life, as well
as being the greatest master of riCn
tactics and the hardest hitter tn
has come to the front in years. w :
lard carries with him several Sparring
partners who will be seen with him n
the arena in series of illustrative
bouts, showing how he broke down
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04
JOHNNY, YOU HAD BETTER TAKE ALONG
YOUR BIRTH CERTIFICATE IF
YOU GO TO LONDON

is going forward. The Americans, as
well at Dutch, Spanish, Swiss, Aregn-
tlnians and other neutrals, are re-
quired to show why they are not
serving in the British army. They
answer that they are neutral. The
swift reply is "Prove it." Here is
kcw one American proved it.
The mail brought document re-
questing him to appear at a big re-
cruiting office September to join
His Majesty's forces. The American
wrote the recruiting officer that he
was an American citizen and there
fore exempt. Twelve hours later back
came the officers answer, "Prove it. "
The American mailed his passport,
issued by the State Department at
Washington, and enclosed courteous
ncte suggesting that this SHOULD elm
mate all doubt" The passport got
lost in The mail. September was
drawing near and three days later
there was no word from the recruit
ing officer. This meant that paif
Of soldiers would probably appear soon
at the Americans doorstep and take
him along as super Stacker. He
called the officer on the telephone.
"I've sent you my passport; isn't
that proof enough?" he queried.
"Makes no difference" was the re-
ply. "You may be an American al
right, but you'll have to prove it."
So the American proved it by hav.
ing the American embassy write the
recruiting officer a letter. Then the
recruiter apologized.
1t is one of the many narrow es-
capes from khaki that Americans are
having just now.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04

Denials of this rumor, like all such
things, are bound 70 come. But ru-
mors of Tinker's approaching de-
lhronemcnt are gaining strength daily.
Larry Doyle and Arthur Wilson are
prominent among those mentioned as
his possible successor, and in Brooklyn
it is being noised about in under
ground channels that Jack Coombs
will wear the managers spangles next
year in the Cubs park.
1t is said that Weegham made the
trade which sent Zimmerman to New
York and Doyle to Chicago with the
purpose Of making Doyle manager.
It is also said that Wilson was taken
back from the Pirates for the same
reason.
Tinker has done poorly in Chicago.
He has disposed of many Of his ball
players, keping many of his misfit
Feds on deck and has made poor
showing. Vic Safer, a star last year,
has been displaced in many game in
favor of Mollwitz, purchased from
Cincinnati. Steve Yerkes, Red SoX
discard, is trying to do duty at Sc
cond, and Workman, weak hitter
and a recruit, is pastiming at short.
Zimmerman was disposed of to make
room for Zeider at third, and in the
outfield, Kelly, Mann, Smith, Flack
and a few others have tried their
hands with little success. Kelly and
Mann appear to be the only real ball
players in the outfield. Jimmy Ar
cher remains on the catching staff,
but Elliott, Hendrix and Lavendar are
still hurlers with the club, with sew
eral recruits in the string. Carter and
Perry appear toebe cal pitches, but
they ae recruits and their days Of
victory still are on the way.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04
By Wilbur S. Forrest

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
London, Sept. 20 (By maiD-Amer-
ican men of military age who come
to England just now had better bring
along their birth certificates.
They will need them and more to
convince the British authorities they
are not super-slackers.
The super slackers-men who have
failed to register under the military
conscription act-are daily falling in
to the net which the war office has
set for them. Americans are being
netted in almost every haul. If they
fail to have the documentary evidence
handy they are liable to remain
"guests" of the London police until
someone in Ambassador Pages en-
bassy can look up the records.
When a crowded tube train arrived
at its terminus few days ago, the
male passengers were herded into q
big enclosure. Two men who had
evaded conscription wept. Others has
t;ly sent for their wives and the neces.
sary papers. An American newspa-
perman, whose name is we'll known
to readers of big New York paper
was in the "catch."
He proved his identity when the op.
portunity arose and was freed. The
authorities, however, led score OF
rien off to the district police station
where they spent the night. More
than half were super slackers.
The raid system is only a part OF
the big campaign to rope in the mill
terry shirkers. Careful examination
of registration cards held by all aliens
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04

Jack Johnson's famous guard and the
punches used in his latest fight with
Frank Moran at Madison Square Gar
den. The champion will also appear
in the arena in cowboy costume, head
ing the Buffalo Bill Cowboys.
Jess Willard and Frank Gotch are
big features at any time and any
where and their engagement naturally
involves a heavy outlay On the part OF
the management of the Sells-Floto cir
Gus. But Notwithstanding this heavy
outlay for special features, there will
be no cul tailment Of the circus fea-
lures proper, for there will be an all
champion program to keep up the pace
set by these two world champions.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04
Good Investment-A Classified Want Ad

FOR SALE-30 or 40 tons of good
alfalfa hay; one matched team of
horses, 7 and years old, 1900 lbs.
each; two sows with pigs; Ia heif-
ers, TO 20 months old; 100 turkeys
and young laying hens; have rented
ranch and must dispose of stock
quick. d. Doty, 3 miles south, 3
miles west, 3-4 mile south. Box 19,
Star Route. 10-7
RECLEANED alfalfa seed; good
quality, excellent color, high germi-
nation test; common variety, 15c;
smooth Peruvian, zoe, and the ia
nous hairy Peruvian, 30c per h..
delivered at your railroad station
Do not buy until you have compared
my samples with seed others offer
E. F. Sanguinetti, Yuma, Ariz. tt
ALFALFA SEED-New crop, first
quality; prompt shipment. Order
direct from greatest producing sec.
tion. Write for prices and free
sample. Be sure to state amount
wanted. Leo Turner, Yuma, Ariz
1925.
l still have a few pounds of alfalfa
seed which l will sell at a reduced
price. Write for sample and state
amount wanted. o. P. Thomson
Bard, Cal. 1O-4
FOR SALE-Peruvian Alfalfa seet
Is cents; common alfalfa seel l.
cents. Send for sample. Georg'
Fishbaugh, Yuma, Ariz. 1O-1:
FOR SALE-Seed barley, SIZE. l.;
mile south of Main street, on Imper
ial avenue. 7. C. Cressy t.:
FOR SALE-Seed barley, 1-3 mil
south Of Main street, on Imperia
ave. T. C. Cressy. t.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04

Vouminous trains are a hallmark OF
late evening gowns. So this one pic
tured has tulle train falling over a
wide square one of salmon toned chif-
fon velvet. This material also affords
the front. cadght up with French
rose, tiny replica of the gorgeous one
in the corsage. The bretelles are
salmon satin also serving as a surplice
effect.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04
Classified advertisements, two
cents line per day. Minimum
charge 25 cents. Situation want
ed advertisements published free.

We have a number of answers to
classified advertisements appearing in
this paper prior to September II. We
will be glad to have those who used
this department of the Press call at
the office and receive the answers adj
dl essed to their key letters.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04
PASTURE AND PRODUCE

Rc-cleaned alfalfa seed, free from
dodder and Johnson grass, high
termination test, excellent color;
common variety, Is cents, smooth
Peruvian, 20 cents, and the famous
hairy Peruvian 30 cents, delivered
to YOU railroad station. Send for
ranplc. L. f. Sanguinctu, Yuma,
Arizona. If
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04
FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT-8O acres for rent for
cotton at $3.50 per acre; 40 acres
in alfalfa now; 61a miles northwest
of Holtville; first land for cotton.
Box 651, Holtville. 1923
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04

FOR RENT-Small rooming house.
Inquire of c. A. Shafer, 7th and
Broadway. If
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04

FOR RENT-Cottage Of three rooms
and screen porch, furnished. 5S7
Commercial.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Forty acres
fruit land, Benton Co., Ark, 1-2
mile railroad town. Also ten acre
tract, plenty water for irrigation,
near Colorado Springs, Colo. c. P.
Beardsley, Gentry, Ark. 1914
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04

FOR SALE-80 acres, five miles from
El Centre, soft soil, good house, will
sell all or part, and take small cash
payment down. Balance on very
easy terms. Would take land level
ing as cash for first payment.
Might consider exchange. Address
Box Y. w., Press office-1O-3O.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04

competent, steady
man to take charge Of 20 cows and
80 acres of alfalfa. Will pay wages
or shares. M. T. Cardiff, R. F. D..
1, Imperial If
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04

tOk SALE-My equity in 40 acres
of fine land, near Bard, 27 in cot
ton, balance maize and alfalfa. Good
house, barn etc. Ten years to pay.
6 per cent interest. Good bargain
for quick sale. Mrs. H. Guidery,
Salinas, Cal 1915
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FINE NAVEL GROVE adjoining city
limits; 12A acres; plenty water,
modern equipment; capable of pro-
ducing 5000 boxes; previously car
ried modtgage of $4,000; exchange
for going ranch or one subject to
lease; must be worth it's price and
not to exceed $4,000; no commits
sion. Address P. o. Box 4O5, Red
lands, Cal. If
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04

FOR SALE-Agents list-Lot 7, Ses-
tion ID, T 16, r ID, 3911A. Patent
ed and clear. Price $315O.OO, in
GLIDING 5 per cent commission.
Terms $650.00 cash, balance $500
per year. Address Mrs. Anna Horne,
1923 Percy street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04
HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED
WANTED-Young lady for office
work, must be able to take some
dictation. Imperial Valley Press.
WANTED-Girl for General house
work; small family; inquire 1O2z
Broadway.-tf.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-04
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN

strayed or stolen, one
jersey COW, U brand, 6 refers, 2
white, l brindle, 2 black and white.
Please notify D. Abs, miles east,
/ mile north of Ell Centre.