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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
O~ieQ0aenOes SC0meiaen!

Die beoen Bolfsbertretangen bon GHab 1no 0ot9rinaen Aaben fh
etnrauig ST. giaten 0es 8erbIebens otefer grooin8m i'm 0arhhen
sfehhe d~nsgeprohen. Die lleberheade goafridtenagentr bot Die Got.
laae neler 9el1lunie ou1 nber Den Ocean berlberberittdz bod Die anglo
aHierftan1he 4rere bat Der be0eutidnen aunoe 10 qut ne feline geodt1na
geidenft. georgen ober, iDenn GeutIhamerifaner fh befIooen io0fen.
aainrtea itbe, pirOen mir fpieoer Die offers idt ~ariegs6eqnn borpebrohte
aasreoe bernebnFn, tie Deroffentiihe ale gauigfeden, Die ibr suoinoen.
&lr mpaen nun nift nit oieicr 9reHe barber reften, o6 6a5 mohr
81 ooer HIbf. 90 bel fbt ieoD6 felt: @enn fe Dieaedt aud nhf urhr.
lglagt nas ibr nnt IN ben arann pdBt 10 berebt fe es bod ourh bic
at mo Mele, m Der fe Die Rndrthten I'M Glnte 1nterbrtndt. fe init
Leag1brtfea berrebt nho ourd arHteIden mo SpotteAminaen eiaener
Alnne tonHnenHert 8tdt un0 Sfnten 10 5u pedeien, 0B Sic brfff5fcI
5enfif INT angemenen nints gegen bic gerhttprHotlug oieRr greGe,
e~sn5ufDeHoen ba6en anfhe.
Ge1nten mir ben SOIL an cine ron Sen aransoIen DeutThIono Oh.
9enonrlene Rronln5 bate nun buuh feline 8oIfsDeuref1nnu imnlpunoen
esfhrf ie noble BET 6runfrei1 bleben, ibr Aobl ia BEL 0e{em qon1e
at bpnen oufge1oben. @loubt ienon0, 0nB man audi III 0eien Sale bic
a1tnoe 0apon bottle nit Der gupe @uhen mihen iii Der analomeufonifdeu
fetteten, ms BeTbt iprngen0en 2ehrn piroeh Die gIatter be Vodrift
0R1er m ger 1at beOe1a1amen ~enti9IeBung ibren 9nbIfm perfumes
baben- ltMo an Sontnnentaren bate es aud niht qefehIt. gte 1iefe nus.
gefalea pnrea, fam man fb 0amen. Nnn miro erfIort hober. 6os
Nrn11l1no 5reoen MAIDEN loae, 0a Die 9robn8en, aeren g~geoerero6es
ring fem @aupt5el let, erfldrt batter, lie fmnften lit 9serbono 0s from.
6ath1eR Siaafes 81 befbleben. Cine foIde grflarmg Der golfsDertretn-
ga Der N Betradt foHn1en0ea 3robnsen beHse taft bielelbe ge0eutmu!
ne EN- Rlebis5it, 0ds lmter ben gegenDdrtgen ranitan0en oundteuen ID
gut ME itnrHnBtb IND taun rntrm fi. gtan mir0e 0aran meuere or.
ttnr1fngen gefHIpft BADEN 1iber 0as Meht Der gen0Ifeurao Der groofnaen
liz eSseaeS 1dadial 81 betm1HeH IND Odfn Die cine Sauptfofoernua
oaruls ge50aen BADEN: Sic 6rage mad Der 3ugeb0riefat Der bon ben
branSelen eroberteG IN e4neH Jue0ens redym1Big on Sranfreth obnefre.
tehru 8roofn3en let nuas nnd0enn mh beren goHspmretpaaen I'M ar
fd babel b~ernbiqea. 5FppeH MAIDEN uno enoeuia auF sic BEL.
ipreaea @rbiete refGdfeaS
geuf Dn Die 9ade dn0ers Ieaf, aa es Hh nm cine efffarana haaI
Glab un0 21tbrinaen 81 @1uHfaa 0gs 8erbabcns I'M 0cutidpt seihe
5anoet fnefeH bic Sdafe DE AtaeR 5n uHo tim 70, ais Of nc BON aea
SeFaangea aihts nteuten % rrfd6t oas maeriuniide g0lf IN icinca
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

banoie %freiielt, f6nnte Ct 0nfeT Gam
nbertolpeln uuo oerIeifpn, aud, ae.
gen tlits in ben Rtieg 5a 5ieben.
Gnrm battcn Die gngI1noer nod ci.
men 9lmmen, un0 nod oo5u ben
idlanen Oanfee - ~gefunbeii, Der
linen Die aobIen aus Dem Geuer
bolen biIft uro Der Gut un0 8Int
fir lie Opfert. Strieg TIT fir fein
@ano o6er goa. 6dg ion iiibren
utuB, Gut. 9ieie orobetl6e Soltuna
gege1 ltns uno ote Nodgi6igfeit ge.
Gen Die grtten fam fir Die ameri.
fa1rer fir ipdter nte BON @orteiI
iein. Go Ieidt miro man oieIr 8eit
nlft D%eraeiien. Rohfen iid Bel
enh i'm itellen SATIRE Mdnner fin.
Den, bic einiihti0 un0 mlliig gpnaa
mo IN Der 2cge lin6, euh nor In
oniebmlihfeiten. @eneinbeiten uf6
at fdiiben.
gSif init unierem gle1iaent iieaen
lest biHter Der 5ront III 9iube. IS
tt bic brittle 3nheseif III oieien f3
1lonaten, bic mir Bier fin0 Gin
mol Iagrn mir ioanr 2N Monafc
Der @eun0beifssnltou6 Der
xrlippen tit Der oenfb1r bette. slId
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
So(Oalen6rief aus einem S6dbenqra6en
5(0n0ern.S!

6err Gtto gnrias bat bon ieireni
IN 5lan0 I'M 5el0e 6~eiinoIiden Brit
Der, 2ber . 8ootsmornsfnaat Sans
8orlab, eiuen Brief erbdlten. ben
mir Oes Stltereiies tueger, ons Ct bel
Den Geiern Der a6ri6iine4 erre9en
0iirfte, i'm @ortlaut brin1en.
r5br Geltid-A nleritaner bobt es
IN 0ieier idncNn 3eit ia add nidt
gang Ieihi, Ga eeyhr bort Diel alqc.
feinoet iOerOet. Gin GROCER SeiI Der
4nierifdner, olid1 Iei6er Gurer fiji.
ren6en Manner, oenft engIiiA. gs
lit ia aud Su erflarIid. Ger gr6Ete
@inoesgenoiie Der Gngl1n0er III ben
9er. Staaten 1T Die Sprnhe. @ilr.
De bort 0eutih aeiproferb ipiiroe
bort and oPufiH aeoadt nn5 0euflm
gefiiblt Son Dem llebrigen, ipas
Die Anterifaner iosufagea at eng
gaiaIleit niud)t iDia i'd mfdDt
ipretgn. Is ift nidt iehr lhn1e.
lpe0er fir oie gnalGrloeL
rod fir Die Anierithner. 1fnlTia
1T niir, odb Ste NmeriEaTer til ihrem.
Snlloc nidlt Elm Gait aeaen bic Nisf.
nn0 @ebgreien nicer ans
SOba Sna maroe ii9 I'M
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

g2aHen nifS bacon rmo blcbt oo Bel benz @Iauben, BOZ, Dem uNotfo
nolitdRn&ete~ nod, eluBGotbringen mieeer OH 9ronfreff fallen iolte
DOB oeHen gepolfertrng fh mad benz 8dge iebnt, an Dem fe mieoer
~5ron5ofen" iperoen tcnnen. Sot man bod Dem omerifaniIden 8dfe
bcrglogel ooB SdeSpaSOpiein an 8dncurarf surldfnlen mlIfe nod
Ddem artge neil oie @etete ieuem a6niercide in rudloIer @aie
ertrfien poroen ieiea @ero0e ais Oh bic SHIesmiqA Solteiner Elbf utdt
IN 5mei aregeu @ut uo 8lut ntfgeboten BMen, Inn 6s linen berbobfe
odniibe Sod a%b5uibitteIh Dos ibnen ibrer @nfdt nod alien beilaen
Hehter 5ltptoer bon oenen IN a%openbagen mar mifgeIeqt fuo6eni
pNefn eliaB oeltibl wiefn Gllab frdl" lana nod 1871 Drl
G1dner Surl Sadenihmnt. lno r mar nidt Der etndae, Der 70 0ieI
gieoerbereinigang nit Dem nelen 9eutiden Meide beqribte. @ohI
itRn g iitber Oft ais Oh Die SronSoien NIT gedt oln6fen. GItoh.I
got9rtnBen erDarte bon linen Die gefretung. Ser aiea iebt bat ofeEnl
ga1n giublth 5rftort. Ser gehlub Der bioen aormern 6lrfte onberl
II airtli9tett Der @efnnurg Der groben ggebr5nbl auer gSauobner elus.
Sot3rngens %cntipredeu. llno on Oder EaHahe 1nbert audi Ss DE.
ireben Der uHeritanifhen %reIe Oos ge4ebns tOtsuidpdgen, nidts
.amerifn".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

Die Stimmnng lit gut, b%eior6ers felt
es mebr l1rIaub gibt. @ir boben
ron unIerer aompagnie III ben Iets
ten pier Mondten, ole mir borne
ldgeil, 3tpei Mnun perloren. 90 be.
0auerlih ieoer gerIuit audi lit. I'm.
iere &ontpognie bat I'M 9erbaItnis
5u>oem 5euer, Dos mir erbolten ia.
ben. gut obgeidnitter. Mid fon
nal tpunoern, tpern ons ariegfibren
suerlt iber fDiro. lleber lit uns Der
ariea ia ifon lnrge, aber mir balten
rurh. Gem Biz lest babeu mir ge-
Iiegt, un6 mir tper0en ben Sieg nli9
mobl bolten. Solonge mir Iopeit In
5~einbeslanb in Oft uno @eit itcbeu
ME iest, haben mir geitegt. 5ierm
tperoen ale 9eridte uto 0adridtcn
BEG @eeners ni6ts anbern. IS bat,
nah unieren MnBnabmett Riiitnn.
gen uiip., al urfeiIen, ben 4nihein,
als Oh Der areia nod Sabre 0auern
friro. 4qes fDir0 init beutiher
@rin6lihfeit, Siiftigfeit mo llnl-
Iidt gemoht Die GteIllngen borne
peroen ourh It6n6iges Qusb1ilen
bic ridtigen 6eituftget. 2eite ar-
belt gibt es fir mieren Begner nidt,
fdns er pieber beriudt, uniere
Grput 5a bnrdbrehen. CAB Die
@egner es fertig briu9en, urs aus.
5~ubungersI gIauben tie ia ieIbft nidt.
1nr1 Die 4bfperruneen Der 3ufubr
beIdItigen fie pobI odg Golf un0
3pingen es, Iid einSuidrdufett, dber
Der arieg gebt 6esfpegen Oo9 unge-
hin0ert tDeiter. ginen 9tddteiI, rltD'
5tpor einen redt groBeit. boben burdj
Die 8lofoOe bouptiadlid Die 2ieie.
rontett, rut0 oos iin0 in oieIem 5aILe
baaptiodlih bic amerifauer.
Dann mag eg noGl 1ricoen ge.
ben? Sd babe ifurler bon eincm
groBen Set gum onoern gebofit
un6 10 boffe idp nilf BON nehen
6aB es ms ben GrieOen brin-
gen miro. Gs eebt ia I'M 5rpiel.
Geener iponn ms iognr
nod nerrdhten, geidmeige Oenn, 6oB
lie einen fir ulis oorteilbaften 5lies
ben ihlteBen. ltnb 0ob bic Mittcl.
feiien u1borteiIboften Srie-
ben idjEiaBen tperben Del Der iebi.
gen Striegslnge, tuirO ibnen tDo9I
Hiemano ber0enfen fonen. llnb ipic
miro es rad Dem ariege? @frn
man Die llrGe6er 0ieies gr6Bten Scr.
bredeus, 6es arieses, bic Millionen
getotet mo unoliidfid &C.
maht boben, ermtttelu nmD be-
Das oGitihe @olf m1re
i'm arieae, bate man ibm benz
Ielbet niht aufgeatunngeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
MISUNDERSTANDING
in Oeut(C6(anO!

Bapilion, %. 8ebriiar 1915.
@eebrter Serr gcterl
gtadfoIgen0 gebe id Sbucn UNI
allen EribInes9elern cine aQtsIelt
bon 3ettunasberidten, tpeIhe Id
elmer taglibeu 3eitimg meiner Sei.
mot in 3eitihIaHO entaonmaen ia.
be, Sic 9e6eu, Ieioer, Elm st ae.
trenes 9ilo iiber Die RasFlnasper.
iorgutig I'M alien 9aterIan0e. 9te
i1mtIideH gerihte itanmen aus
elmer ISOLDE bonn is. bis q. Sonnar
6ieies Snbreg:
5ronffurt a. M1o., Is. San. -
Gon Der itGotiihen Meblfommiiiion
tpuroe NIT iofortiger Birtung bic
tdgItde Meblration bon 225 alif
200 @ramm berabgeiebt. Serner
erbalten 6amilien nit einem Gin.
fommen BON mebr oIs 5000 M1art
feline 3uiaeIfeine mebr. Die @alt.
uro Standardization erbaIten nur
nod ole &dlfte Der ~bisberigen 4u-
5abl BON 9rotibeinen.
SSf an6eren Seilen 9elti6lanos
erfolgte Die SerobIetling Der grot.
afao MiabIrotionen am 4. Gebruar.
200 @ramm iino etrpag tpeuiger fDie
Elm babies 8fuu0 oneritnniides
GeDidt.
Der Stan0 Der @interi11ten miro
aus cans anrbeiien utt0 benz benaf).
barten @eItfaIerL BEN Gidsfeloe
Su0 6anuoDer ale burhdus befrie-
OigetO gemel0et, geforoert 6urh oag
nar1He @etter Der IeBten Belt. Sic
porfpeibnadtlihen 5r9ite babea ben
Saaten, Die idon infer elmer Ifa-
tenoen Sdneebede tparen, nifts an.
babeR fo1nen.
9dIiidtarn, Is. SQn. an Der
idie0eaen Grten oes areiies tCn1cu
Die 9letger iM0 SAMPLER feineI
5hpeine fnIfen, neil 5id bic See
ifeer ia(ahtreifer 5iere iusigerlL
oieie int Ra6men Ser 6odItpreiie gu
perfaufen. Der 2onorat fiebt flo
infoI9eoeien peranInbt por lleber.
idrettiugn Der 66fItpreiie 0urd
9erfdufer uno a1nfer 5u tparnen.
Sm llebertretungsfaae miro ieber|
6aI Der StaatsantDaItidaft CUR I'm
8eige gebradt.
4us GberbeIien 20. San, - 3ieI
8eriorguiig Scr qtebger NIT Sdnei-
nen itoBt In Staot un0 2an0 nuf
gr0Bere 56nferiefeifen. Man
lit aagemein Der aniidi, ooB Der
Sal eintreten miro, 0aB man ge.
5mungen lit. Die 2aoen nift MIR an
fleiid(oien Gogen, iou6ern iiber.
geidloiien at 6aIten. I'm bic
FEM 5Aritt por5ttbeugen, bat bie
5leiiherininlng lid an bel
5uitdnoi9en beiiiihen @eboroen ge.
Iuuil0t IND aud an Sen gtethsfan5-
Ier un0 oas ariegsminiiterium bon
Der sdpeinenot @eridlt erltattet
mo Inn ldIclnige 4bhilfe gebetcn.
Die bertrnglifc CHEERING BON
5hpeineffeiid on Cigarette, @ar-
1iiontudeu uno lonitige anItolten
foum nod aiifredt erboIten
Der0er.
5rmffurt a. &c.. IA. San.
unlfnng bierorts Bic @efliis
yel -Gie6itd6le b~ierorts angeionmen
labep. benefit oie Cathode. onB Bel
,er RoIi5ei tnnerbal6 eiiler @o1e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
adltHns, o,atidsl

aommt sa &. 3. g. Rmmuhs fir
leften 2imburger aiife, gerauherten
gatfiid, S~aienpFsffsr. Bier un6
Sfnaps haben mir oiih All Der.
20T fiioIide 10. gtraBe.
Cmabn, Qeb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

A"e3t HAD AOo 1U6tlbti GlllBttHtH.s
am II. Sanuor toIteten 5n 6ronf.
titrt a. w. G6ien, 2ebenogeipi6t,
20-2t Gents oas gfuno, aiibe
1870 Cts, a1Iber 22-23 @tso
S9dfe 20 Cts, ShDeine $3.50
Gts. aIes 2eben6gelpidt. 2ebens.
rnitteIpuderer tuer6en itreng BE.
itraft.
6rauffitrt a. R., IL. San.
Tie Rolisei Bat Dem Mitinbaber ser
6irraa 8oIfstbaI & Se6rina, Sa.
naner 2anoTtraBe 81, @tart. @oIfs.
t9aI guttonitroBe 30, tueger 8u.
ders init 2ebensmitteln ieoe miftel.
bare unO unmitteIbare geteiIigung
am San6eI nit Gabruuas- ut0 6ut.
ternlitteIn forton ber6oten.
5ranffurt a. 30, II. San. - Be.
itpofte getriiger uno 8uferer. @e.
gelfN lleberihreitung oer RortoffeI.
h0ditpreiie luur0en ourb StrafbefebI
b~eitraft aorI 8iqfomm, 6einri6s
itrnbe, NIT 60 N2f. Grar3 Safe,
gpteineritrdbe "a, NIT 100 ~MPf.
8iIGelm HoBmafin g~reitegaIie is,
init SO gff. Setter geter in aie6er.
oorfelben NIT so 91f., un6 gnna
Sduei0er, aItfonigitraBe, nit 100.
vi. 5erner ipur0e Der Meboer.
meiiter Nathan CONNER, SQnopea
So, luegen 9etruss beim 8IetId.
b%erfalf nit einem Mopot @efGngnis
b%eitraft.
6ranfftrt d. M1a., 10. San. -
9inoegelpebe Itatt Set. Ger MeB.
germeiiter @enno 2eopol0 ~oerfaufteI
einem Manne Elm gfuuo ulousge.
&in0erfett 8u 100 Ut, 6as
Su 5Dei 0ritteIn dus ginoebaut Be.
tomb. Der @erfauf BON Sout Itatt
5ett it nah ben aIsIiibrungen Oes
Recommendations cine gerfdI.
dung 0es Sets. 2eopoI0 lurroe
oaber bonn 5h0ffengeriht uegen
]iabrmgsmittel 6dIldung 5u 1901
lf, 8eloftrafe p%erurteilt.
Sieberts6nuieH, IS. San. Bel
Der observation-disclosures .aufnabme fanoE
man beim 6rtsbiireermeiIter erbab.
lid mebr, als er nligegeben batte.
Nus 5urdt ror Ger an e~rlDartenoen
9eidfagnahniung erbangte iid Der
9Irgermeiter.
goh alld Der @algenbumor
in ~foIgenoen 3etlen 5unt
llus0rud:
Gen ltn3nFrieSenen.
Butter MOTT i6r buben
.lnO ibr I1rnt mo ibr trofeblti
0enft on Die i'm 5hiisengraben,
es on alien fe6It!
-teberlegt eId, Iiebe Qcitte,
gal oeS 9aterunIers Sinnl
Bret" 10 Ioltet's ygib ms bente"
0od bon Butter ftebt nihts 6rtu,
Cent al orc, Die m1tig i~treiten
lneitDegt fir's 9aterbnlis,
I'll oen groben 3eiten
fleine 4lta9siorgen aust
oe6t ben gIif ST alien Semen,
oeren 2iebites nabm Der COB
Die MIR nit Dem SoI5 Der Erdnpn
hellt' i6r tdgIif 9rot!
8ibt ibr nidt, 0uB Iautes alogen
eod ben Wlut Der GeinOe mehrf2
5hmeres bobt ibr nid]t su trogen
IN Der Seinat fdern Serol
statt 81 IAimpfen uio 5a ILuhen, /
Gage iih Der gatriot. !
Gem 8eitegten ffmedt fem Sudden, !
Doh benz Sieger - troden @rotl !
(9feb. s. s. S9n1iOt, 8npiuion) I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

es 1T BE arobc gorelnlt, nit Der
Or. &eiIanO 5F%entnnt g1cbr., Sire
aiigcn nilieradt, iBelmc Icine gril
len far Die erboItlnig Sbrcr auaeil
10 wertDpl ulddt.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-28

number of the different classes of
game within the forests as observed
by the field men during the year. The
first of such annual reports. covering
1915, has just been compiled and sub
mitted.
Within the Teto, Wyoming and
Palisade forests in southwestern Wyo-
ming the estimates show 1875 deer.
1000 elk, and 43O mountain sheep.
On these forests last season 2046 elk,
Il deer and 20 mountain sheep are
known to have bean killed. In these
regions the elk appear to be increas-
ing and other classes of game are APP
parently holding their own.
Within the Utah forests S470 deer,
1871 elk and 80 mountain sheep are
reported. the mountain sheep being all
found on one forest--the Wasatch,
east Of salt Lake. According to the
best estimates obtainablc, 6S6 deer
were killed on the forests last year.
In the southern Idaho forests are
found 1858 deer, 500 elk, 1860
mountain sheep and 2S10 mountain
goats. There are more mountain sheep
On tle Challis forest than on all other
southern Idaho forests together. Deer
are plentiful here, over $500 head be-
ing found on one division of the for
est. Mountain sheep are now protect
ed under the Idaho laws, yet it is es-
timated that is head were killed last
season. In addition 1859 deer, 1913 elk.
and 1OS goats were successfully hunted
on these forests in 1915.
Moose to the number of about 500
head are found on the Teton forest,
Wyoming, 80 head on the wyoming,
so head on the -arghee in Idaho and
r-~sr the Caribou. Two hundred and
forty antelope are found on the Lemhi
forests in central Idaho.
Records as to whether the game in
the various regions is increasing, hold
ing it's own or gradually becoming ex-
tinct are as yet somewhat inaccurate
and unreliable. defect which will be
gradually overcome as the records are
complied from year to year. In all
states it is apparent that better pro-
lection is gradually being afforded
fish and game. This is partly due tc
! better enforcement of the game laws
| and partly to the gradual awakening
on the part of the people to the neces-
sity for protection of these valuable
resources are to be saved from ex-
! tinction.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-28
Boise Women Favor Plan for Children
Picture Program

The movement now being inaugural
ed in furtherance of plan to present
a children's program in motion pic
lures at the Liberty theater is creating
great interest among parents, teachers
and all who feel the urgent need Of a
carefully prepared program for child
rem. Some of the teachers and parents
have been reae, and express them
selves as greatly in favor of !. we'll
censored, clean, educational program
for children. Women, who have had
actual experience il the school room.
1 n the play groa DIS, in the homes and
in other ways where large numbers of
children are reached personally, mot in
theory are earnestly in favor of the
plan.
Mrs. T. c. -ollingshead. president of
the Columbian club. a. d with children
of her own, is deeply interested In
children everywhere and Is enthusiastic
in her support of the idea.
Mrs. G. M. Stole. who has also had
much experience with children, is also
in favor OF II,
Mis-. Fred Fioed. the formed efficient
probation officer, and Miss Coston, long
in close touch with the children of the
city. win in all probability indorse the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-28
THAT YOUNG
ACTED IN GOOD FAITH

Don W. Young, who was brought
back from Pocatello last night by
Sheriff Pfost, to answer the charge of
issuing worthless checks, was released
last night by Judge White upon his
own recognzance to appear in court
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. En-
route to Boise Mr.. Young had Sheriff
Pfost stop with him at Glenns Ferry.
where the official found that the bank
had received a check of deposit for
Young sent him by his sister. The
check was on Montana bank and
had been sent there by the Glenns
Ferry bank for collection. For this
reason 1t had not yet been credited to
Young's account. The amount or the
check was more than sufficient to cover
the checks given by Young here.
The manager of the Bristol hotel,
where Mr.. Young has stopped. stated
that he never made any report that
the check given him by Young was not
good, as he had no reason to think that
1t was not. Young had previously
given checks at the hotel and they
had a1waye been cashed. The manager
admitted being called UP by the sheriff
and asked If he had one Of Young's
checks and he stated he had At that
time the check had not been deposited
here.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-28

movement
These women have actual. personal
and practical knowledge of children,
and their words will have weight.
Miss Harris, dancing instructor, who
has had unusual opportunities for the
study OF children in large groups both
in indoor and outdoor work, and who
has had much experience and actual
personal contact with them along sew
eral lines, is an earnest advocate of the
educational picture film for children.
Mrs. Mc6'aila, out of her sympathetic
interest n the children of others as
wall r n own, is also eminently
qualif., to speak regarding the rlan,
which, it is understood, she looks upon
very fayorably
The first films will be shown Satur-
day morning.
The program to be given at the matt
nee Saturday will include the fairy
tale, Jack and the Beanstalk," pic
turized in two reels by the Thanhouser
company; Little Soldier Man." sim
gle reel in which children take the
leading parts, and a one reel trave-
logue.
The matinee will be held from /
o clock to 4 80 o. m
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-28
"surei I use eTIZ
every time for any
foot trouble"

You can be happy-footed in a mo-
ment. Use "Tiz' and never suffer
with tender. raw burning, blistered,
swollen, tired, aching feet "riz" and
only "Tiz" takes the pain and soreness
out of corns, callouses and bunions.
As soon as YOU put your feet in a
"Tiz" bath, you just feel tho happiness
soaking in. How good your poor. old
feet feel They want to dance for joy.
"Tiz" is grand. "Tiz'' instantly draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
puff up your feet and cause sore, in
famed aching, sWeaty feet.
Get a 25-cent box of 'Tiz" at any
drug store or department store. Get
instant foot relief. Laugh at foot suf-
ferers who complain. Because your
feet are never, never going to bother
or make you limp any more.-Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-28

be the master of all of the moods
his audience. at times casting a sd
of serious thought from which
reused them to q roar of laughte,
The company played return engad
ment at the Hcilig. and is now on
way east, where Mr.. Santanelli II
favorite of the theater- going publ
Mr.. santanelli can in two hours ted
anyone with ordinary intelligence N
to hypnotic. 1t is then a matter
cleverness in handling the subjects q
come upon the stage.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-28
IN
GAME PROTECTION
Forest Service Works Hand
in Hand With the State
Authorities.

The forest service has compiled the
results eff one year Of cooperation be-
ta ecu the game departments of Idaho,
Utah and Wyoming and the forest
service lin the protection and propa-
eation of the fish and game resources
If the intcrmoUntain region, under the
system crsanized last spring. All field
officers uc the forest service acted as
state deputy fish and game wardens
without pay.
ono feature Of the present WORKING
plan provides q system of annual re-
ports by the forest departments, show
ing as closely as can be estimated the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-28

ADJUSTMENTS
I. I. 1. /. I. I. i. I.
aThe suprene remptation. \


Discussion among medical authorities
has been aroused by the latest Vita
graph feature film, The Supreme
Temptation" now at the Liberty. 1t Is
argued that It would not be possible
for hospital authorities to be mistaken
in pronouncing a person dead and or
dering an autopsy. The author of the
story, however, describes the malady
as catalepsy. which is evinced by
muscular rigidity OF the limps and or
gans in which the heart action and
the functions of the lungs are almost
suspended. A noted New York physi-
clan admits that under these conditions
n hurried diagnosis might pronounce
the person dead. Around this fact is
woven the plot OF the film.
Daphne and the Pirate
Lillian Gish is starred at the Strand
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-28
NEM(yNOTES9 7zMpQIELAND
E 6ynAISY DEAN, KY
FL FW
or DAISY DEAN

IN a moving, picture be made
that will be funny without at
the same time being vulgar?
After looking over some of the
so-called comedies that are be-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-28

loves the daughter Emily. The work
ingmen send a delegate to Regain to
voice their demands for shorter hours
and more pay. To show his contempt
Regain knocks him out with a blow.
Regan's pal commits murder and
Regain Is accused Of the crime. When
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-28

everything looks dark and prison
looms before the dethroned boss, his
wife finds that she really loves him
and fights with him shoulder to Shout
der to success.
A comedy film and two vaudeville
numbers close the bill.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-28

Daphne and the Pirate
Lillian Gish is starred at the Strand
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-28
SANTANELLf THE
MASTER OF MOODS
Portland Oregonian Has
Good Word for the Great
Hypnotist.

The engagement OF the Santanelli
company at the Pinney theater. COM
mencing Monday night. will be the big
laugh entertainment of the season. The
Portland Oregonian says: "Santan-
elli at the Heilig last night, proved to