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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02
Mount Vernon, the Home of
Washington

The cover and ink used in printing are
colonial blue, and the tule is in gold
leaf. The paper is French vellum
and the color colonial buff. The illus
trations were made by our own artists,
by special permission of the authorities
of Mount Vernon. This is the story OF
impressions left by a trip to Washing
toms home, and an eminent authority
says: "Breathes more of the real
spirit of the place than anything else
ever written" Regular price 81. II
on receipt you find it satisfactory remit
75c, otherwise return within one week.
U. S. Press Association, Bond Build
ing, Washington, D. c. 14tf
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02
A Clear Skin Comes From Within

A Clear Skin Comes From Within
1t is foolish to think you can gain a
good clear complexion by the use oil
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Good for young, adults and aged. Go
after clear complexion today. Csc.
at your druggist.
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LEARN HOW TO WRITE

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We show you how to utilize your
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This is one of the latest and most
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Ask for information, U. S. Press
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Business Paragraphs.

NOTICE-If you have lost anything, or
found any article, or IL you want to buy, sell
rent, locate, or get information, write or
call at this Office and place an ad In our
Business Paragraph Column" You Will
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Minimum charge % cents.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02

Seattle-The county will pave Apple
Road 80 feet wide for two and a half
miles. The city will build Boone Ave.
bridge at a cost Of $4,000.
Spokane-A convention OF farmers
decided in favor Of handling grain
in bulk.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02

N. Inscho announces his candidacy
for sheriff on the republican ticket.
Now serving his seventh term as chief
of police OF Wenatchee. He has been
a resident of the county for thirteen
years. Subject to the will Of the vot-
ers at the primary election.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02
MEDAL FOR OBSTlNACY.
Two Farmers Are Entered In the Con
test In Kansas.

test In Kansas.
Kansas City.-Two of the most con
trary men in Kansas are boosted by
Smith Center. Last fall one man re-
fused to pay the price asked by corn
huskcrs and vowed he would let his
Geld rot before he would yield.
Now the field, containing about 1000
bushels of grain, still stands and is
grown up with dense crop Of sun
flowers.
The other contrary man is neigh
Dor of the first. He husked 1000 bush
els Of his crop, stored 1t in an uncov-
cred crib and said 1t would remain
there till It brought him 70 cents a
bushel. It is still there, but ruined by
the seasons heavy rains.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02
Political Advertising
For sheriff CheIan Co.

We are authorized to present Frank
A. Reynolds to the voters OF Chelan
county who seeks the nominatian for
sheriff on the republican ticket at the
primary election.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02
FOR SALE
40 Acres of Fine Land

Lies near Winton. All level and good
land. Very reasonable price. Cash
or terms. See D. H. Magyar, Leaven-
worth. 17f
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02
BUDGET OF STATE NEWS

Beginning June the American Red
Cross will conduct campaign of six
weeks duration on Puget Sound fol
the prevention of drowning. AS out
lined to Governor Lister by Wilbert E.
Longtellow, field agent of the Ameri-
can Red Cross life saving corps, swim
mers will be organized into corps and
Systematically instructed and encour-
aged in preventing drownings by means
Of practical demonstrations and illus
trated lectures. Promotion of safe and
sane water sports will be an important
part Of the course, to which the gov
ernor has promised all possible execu-
tive encouragement.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02

Bert McManus, of Cashmere, is
candidate for sheriff OF Chelan county
on the republican ticket, subject to
the will Of the voters as expressed at
the primary election.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02
WASHINGTON By j. e. Jones

Say you are a reader of this paper
and we will send you on approval the
handsome volume entitled:
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02
Don ! Be n
Calamity
HOzVLer.
BY BREEN.

If business is a bit
poor don't cry that the
country is going to the
bowwows. Things will
come out all right.
When business life is at
a low ebb newspaper
advertising will help sus-
tain it. When the 6nan-
cial and business de-
preston was at its height
a Pacific coast merchant
spent 100000 in a
newspaper ad. campaign.
The results more than
Justified his optimism.
The Wall street
maxim is, buy when
everybody is selling; sell
when everybody is buy
ing" If one wants to
buy or sell anything he
consults the newspapers.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02

AS state labor commissioner to sue
coed Edward w. Olson, who became
a member of the industrial insurance
commission June /, Governor Lister
has appointed c. H. Younger, chief
factory inspector for the state labor de-
partment for the past three years. In
his subordinate service Mr.. Younger
has had charge of the safety first cam
paign conducted with marked success
by the department, which campaign
he will continue as labor commissioner.
Mr.. Younger is resident Of Kirkland,
near Seattle.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02
Here's a Good Buy

FOR SALE-Five-room house, al
most new; lot 200x195 with fruit trees,
berry bushes, etc. Three min. walk
from school house. Part cash and
terms. Inquire at Echo Office. II
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02

In a paper prepared to be delivered
at the biennial meeting of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs, New
York City, Edward w. Olson, chair
man OF the Industrial Welfare Com
mission for the State Of Washington,
states that IS per cent of the regularly
employed women of the state have
been brought under the minimum
wage law. Notwithstanding three
years Of industrial depression since the
commission began its work, 42,225
women have, according to the report,
come to a point where they earn and
receive $21, o57,0 900 annually. This
has been accomplished under the wage
law, the working minimum of which is
the figure at which girl may decently
support herself.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02
Fresh Milk and Cream

II quarts $1.00. Delivery twice a
day. Good service. Leave orders at
Vienna Bakery, Phone 1874.
2Ou KICKER BROS
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02
LACE CURTAINS LAUNDRIED

Lace and all other curtains laundried
at Csc per pair. Leave address at Echo
office. ~
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02

AS one means Of settling the issue,
principals and debate team coaches OF
high schools Of the state have decided
upon preparedness as the subject of
debate for this fall and winter. The
question as agreed upon and submitted
to Mrs. Josephine Corliss Preston is as
follows:
Resolved, that a system OF com
pulsory military training or the equiva-
lent of not less than two hours per
week should be required in the public
high schools OF the State of Washing
ton having an enrolment of at least 20
boys"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02

In appointing fire wardens for this
season the state forestry commission
has made an extra allowance of SIS
per month where the warden furnishes
an automobile, or $40 per month for
motorcycle or rig. This is an increase
of $40 over the former auto upkeep
allowance. Wardens will be paid 500
to 500 monthly for the season, and
patrolmen will receive 800 straight
instead of SIS with an expense account
allowance, as heretofore. Wardens
have been named for % timber coun'
ties of the state and patrolmen will be
selected at the June meeting Of the
commission.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-02

The state board of control has paroled
IA men from the state reformatory at
Monroe who, ordinarily, would not be
passed upon until July /. Early action
was taken to satisfy so far as possible
request for workingmen sent to the
institution from mills and camps.
Through the cooperation of employers
who are willing to give former in
mate of the institution a chance, work
is waiting each paroled man as he
leaves the reformatory.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
SnSgelaulmt 172 SauOncn erbertet.
GaOarone.@lateau im SeFt Oer ceferrei6er.

(2rabiIos mad eabbiue.)

8crIn, % Ma Die Seterrcidcr Idrten in ibrer EuDe
Die icmer Sies Sieg Sumner mpno&er urO Die
Noerage Der acniHn Srppen Die Ceerrccr bnben line Sinen
gerGOe5u rapoer Ne DDrgedDbeu Snngn
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ben ungaridn Srnppen ggenpGrtsen CnUb
wesnne semaen 0auseuen lit m nae5u "A 900 NNnn Die 3b
erbeueteu &anOnen amf 172 getiegcn.
Die talner rcN geIammten Stelgcn nnf 2aba
rOn atenu Deben mODen Nn Der Wipfl 0 Nrnentara erg
rHfs, Der cn Mmrinen &Mnftc Der SMoSroler
6rOut lit ben erreidaausOrdcn SruPpm Die SGnoe gefnla
Stee SegsmonHgn brIngn bic ebten beoen amldcn
Serde 6tcrreIdMngnden nernliacs bic er hber
mict wnOen Die inter bcntgcm Datum ansgegbcnc WBcHng
bnt fOIsenOcu NOrlant
c @ieOcrluae Der Stulncr an Ser Sab.S SrOn mirb cr
ntcaM ODlg crfogre Der TenO encn guSen
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tuerc GttrGitc ba6en mG, NauoriOlO bic 66e nnmtt
bar uId bcr Wrem benz @pl bis nad Oem Ahndr96a
erobcrt.
Die srnppcu arOnpnscn Srans SOicp6 Oabu
ScrmnO-gROuc lRaju 2inie errcid
Set Seginn Gerret1den GffenfO Mneren
23ss3 Saener bn 4s2 Ciscrc ais @cfausnc in sic
SdnO aeaeH Die 3a6l Der crbacu Sannen if nf 72
scitegcn.~
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Der inter Om 9atmm Oes n Wa amssescbeu gerid an
fOIst:
0c Gone CHufbc umf saO.SO rOnt lit ansseSe6nt
mUroen ba bic Seerrengrn cnen gugf anf oas SaOarDn
6pdlau0 beapnncn hnben pe 0es Nrmenan ardnS III III
nnren GuOn aMf eapnrOnSudlan fnS fcuOlidc
RDhDn crm Sn ngebrnHgeu robOem JeHo Oiebe nit
sr6hter 6artnGdigtc uertbcOgt
Die Srnppn inter Dem Commando De Gr56Dgs aar 6ran5 &
iepb oe Oerred1eH SoHt0gerS meA m aus SrOer &aers5a
nnO Der Sn5 nanterc OOn 5nammenebn Babcn BH r
fOlG weitr ansgOeGnt Sic Gima gade nOrbD
lid OOn Oisicr SS6c Gma O Giolc scuOmmcn.
Die taiener pnrDen gercDIa ah bnaMSgeben
saSd %nR eIcu ucrc 2SGenmctcrSunbitcn
in bic SGnOc
gr radcm OOu Sol anf @ain6u pOr @ SunS26aIc 1T
Ansbcbeni nnieren 5trefrGten ngenUmmem uOroen.
Sn 2au bcs sigen SagcS nO mebr ais 5000 Static
Gedngencn geat wUrOeu ceIen 81 Sere r
ben cncr 70 aanDnen nnO ad Naidncnscwc9rc bentet"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

Sn Der Na0e bon Giben9D Gn. GjO9eae.

(9rdbiIos nab sabblus.l

gerln r. ni Die 1cnideu baben ms6rere aiuisH britt
id 9OtOneu uaf elmer SrOn pOH 5pe Smacrn A @dle IN
Der 0Gbe non GiOendgGn.GObele genommeH.
Gede SrnppeH 6abeH rau5OFide Saugen ben Uleuas-
laa Sas 30 auf S gerOHnuut i'm Strm geuOmmeH Hu
Oe TOOncn mieoerbOe @egHere OeS Gences oe
i'm fpere Epfer fUiteteH fegrcid bertbcicigt
Gicic nnOc bus 6cate Nadmae Seeu armcc6aapt
quarter aMssgcbae nmii gaat OeeH OUuauOar SuOaIt ee
@rRlider ariessidanplat.
CetId @enpurt 1T cine Sndc @arne 4aOaiae II aH-
56Fe Hbgrdben cngeougen e bat ole feMolen gesnHen
Berfr auS it Saun NIT un Gi5a nnS 81 Yann als @anstHH
snrhfsfcbrk
@oOHen nngefar ue aOmete nne
Obc 8Gbreuo Der Na@t nntcrnam per 5euD meb
rcrc@escuaugfc nuicrcnStrcdn sradgeun
ben g9ir na6men Sere 220 Nanu genHsea eten
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gerlnhs
n Sem 1irft BON gerr n Sac berndn sic HrnnsOn raB
am urgu O6uc GrOs eneu Sueri 8enntnne Cas
@ed Was an Der @cronn5rHt bnbeu unere <rnp'
pen frnnie Snngn ben 6fdn Susanfeu Ses SHses 304
i'm Shrm gCnDmmen Oeb weOerbr arfr @egennH'
grffc Der einOidDeu SruppcH sebalten.
5enS eri anherOenthe @erlne SUoten nuo Teuun.
Ocn ankeO ua6men G5iere nnS 5S ypnn eeFaHe and
fielcn Maidpncngcue6re sur gcntc.
Gc Om GGmpfen Oem iOliH Ib6ang o Sc urt &umme
Sas semud Snc 1T aa l3 aoHOnsn nO 81 @aidHeH
gcpe9re Ongcundien,
duft Gbutnnrun Der O wOer6Ot pssebd OeH ge
iud, DerlUrenes Serrain wieoer 81 geptnnen
Die Gran3Oeu uaternamen pcridsOene Agffc nu r
nen eaeno Stnbrus OiA auOrnOHt nuD aMf oe
@an ergadeu (nuf Der SerOun6rpnD Die yp1Re uaH i'm A
gmcuen pSlg gs bem Oten ansff seaag @ ben Tuu5oicn
in Stenbrnd 6uh 5n faHu
@a6rcuO Der @adt mar Sic greris aann CseuO a b
ben 5ecn nngsmeu Attn.
sicben aIliirten.aerpplnae DeramtcrGeI@OfIcn
n EnaaeIduber wie6er6Otem sreru nit Fd1t beOrtsn.
GrOIge lire Nngrf aMi ben Nafrn 1nnfen Sin 8pan
0eS EeiuOes fel nad) gmftfampfe in bic See
Bier GerOpnRe SeOes QnftgeehR famp
MnfGbig geat c iHnebaIb nHIr 2nn GrOc;
Nadbarida @rqMe Der ue Der NGb gOBUn, Der
brittle in Der @a6 Nanpnr 0i OOn Der IOas anO Der gere
nDrO6hd GbacaM Salus GIer t @eron nrbe Genr
g9ngens gerucrguHn bam n uier fenblde Ora.
idne stede brad AnFe hen rra6ar fdnblden Nn@eem
C6er2ientena Ofe eneu ebscbun nn adtbuteH fenc
n NcrOpnm ernMergeO ben HOld ADOcOMr ben
oeren Oih Sc NO SUme6Hg 9eer electromagnetic Iirgcr
1T in nnmune iener slan5aOen Grrnnbcuatcn rer
Sanptnnnn beSrbert OOrben.
@i6ts NcncS Cfs Hnb yalfan. TrDnt
auf Der Snen nod an Der galnuontout babea N
GreauiHe nennenswerber gSidtisfet ngetrngcM1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

pllr0en in 3mil1enr1uinen man1mol
fir bic 0auer BON picr3ebn 2agen
iurntcr6ro1en bei1oiien.
glbcr oblpobl oie SStalicncr ocn
@ort5eil 6atteh Dab ibre StcQungen
iiber ocnen Der SeiterreiHcr logeiB
mar ser ein5iee @rfolg, Den lie in
5Wolf Wlonoten erringen fonnteL oie
3eritoruno eines @ergaipfels, 70 onB
Die 0eitcrreiher ee3iuungen iporeh
bic Eruppen 5liriid5u5ieben, ipel9e
oieicn @ipfel beieBt gebaIten batten.
Tob sen sStalienern ealong cs
troBoem nibt, aud MIR cine g)oro
Dcit por5uoringen.
lluo geraoe III oieien Eerritoriuln
in SiiD.Girol, no Die Staliener i6re
idwcrIten glnitrenerlngen gemabt ia.
beu lit es, ipo sic 0eiterrei6cr lett
nit i6rer erfol9reiden Sffeniioe ein.
geiett ba6en
IS n etne ~ a y IRE 8 b lle h ers
iunnOelt.
9onL %. @2oi, ii6er @oris.
9eItcrreibiibe gErtiIletic bon oacu
@roBen iino Groglueiten einiAlieB-
lid ser 305.9liaimeter- giieIenge-
ic6iite, bat sic 59lodtfront 8lpii4eu
Der eticb uno Dem 8reuto.8 8luB iii
eine Solle Deripunoeit.
EroB Ser SamierigfcitefL peldr
Ole ic9neebeoedten 9eree bieten, miro
Die oiterreir6iicbe Snfanterie in @3ai-
fen gegen ocn bortn6diaen g9ioer.
Itano Der Stoliencr acporfcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
Der ficgrei6e @ormaridb
Ser 9eitcrrei6cr.
(Drnbflns nah GanbiucD


8erlin %. Wfai. Die Gor.
reiponoentcn an Der itolieniiden
iSront ienOen iitereiiante gin5elnbei-
ten iiber Sic glotiir oes Gerrains,
iiber oas oic Oeiterrci9er in i6rem
iiegreiHen @ormari1 eegen bic Sta.
Iicncr oororingen uno iiber sic glrt
in ipelder bic Difeniip- uno GeieniiU4
Sinicn gc5ogen limb.
Die lle6erIce.92a9ri1ten 9(gentir
iaot in 3niannlenioiiing 0ieier Sc
ri6tr
a3u 9cginn ocS @rieees pd6lten
oie 0eiterrci6er iDre Stclungeii aus
militGrii9eii @riinocn liiolih pon
9foDereto iilner6alb pon oIterrei1i.
idem Eerritoriim i'm gtiH -E6ol,
wd6reno oie italieniiben 2inien fouu1
mebr ais @emebrihnB. nB.@eite entiernt
ruaren. Die 0citerreicber botten oos
E6al mo Die noben 8erge befeltigt.
Die Staliener mabten ber5lueiielte
@eriu6e, Die oiterreibiiGen Barrie.
rem 81 ourd6re6en inO oen Giitrift
bon Erent 81 erreiden iie wdren ie.
bod niAt in Der Gage aud nllr I'M
@erineitcn oor5uriiden.
1ie 9emii6uneen Der Stalienet
paren oann gegen Oos GerritoriliH
6itliA bon &opereto geri6tet, no iiA
oas @ielaeriitb- uno oos Sooarone.
Soblauo bciiuocu. Die 0iierrcibi.
idcn Stellmgcn III oieicu 9e5irt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

0ie itolieniiGel 3rlippen ba6cn
icbt i6re q @ertbeioieungslinien aus.
aeleet uno balten aae @1iie ilO @a.
birosf1mme beiest, bon oenen aus
nad glngobe italielliider Dffi8iere
Dem 0lterrci4iicben @ormoriA nidt
nir nit Grfolg GinbaIt 9eboten mur.
Sc, lonoern bon 0enen aus aitd bic
0elterreider wic6er olts mebrercn
ltrateaiiden Steaiineen perordngt
wuroen ole lie I'M eriten glnitlrm
gemannelt
@2ebrere QLn6eiben beitdtioen Die
ge6oiptluo, ouB ser 3med Der ee.
genp1rtigen cnergiincn Ganpognc
ocr Ceiterreiher nuf Der Srentino-
Syront oariu beItebe, SStalien al Der.
Dinoern ieine &ruppeu an oelu
Gampf ouf Der fran8oitiAen sSront
8u beriUen0en iino ebenfo, Inn irgeno
eincn S6ritt 6ur @ereiniguig Der
gIplono. lno SolonittStrcitfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

oeu i'm Suni in 9og0oo ermartet,
Iagt Der 9uforciter Correspondent Der
r9imes" o3w0lftoiicn0 Ceitcrrci.
dersllngarn iinO 6ereits bort Gie
1iirfcn idDoben bic 8ert6eioigung
aonltantinopels mo ien0en 10 pielc
@erlt0rtungen ols moglib noh&lein-
gliien Sic 3ieben oid cine 6eoeu.
tenOe Streitmaht 6ci IRorai6, 0rei
Iagendrihe aorooitlit6 bon gllernn-
oretta Cam mitteadnOiIben W1eere I'M
norolihen Sprien) 5niomtnen, iDo tic
einen SanoungsOeriuA scr 9(Giirteu
beiiirhten~.
Son0on p, @loi, Sine bon
@enernlieutenant Sir Gercp Cafe,
0en 9efeblsba6er Scr 6ritii1en
Streitfrdite in @leiopotomien, eingc.
trofiene Depide 5eigt, OaB oie Erup.
pen BON @euerollieutenant Cir @eo.
@orringe, lpel6e ouf Dem SH0ufer
oes Eigris operireu aut Il 9Imara
10 gltt vie erreidt 6o6en lpcldc Sc.
geno jebt bis 3unl 3uiaunerflllB
oeS S6ott el Snir nit Dem ligris
Del &ut BON ben liirfen geidubcrt lit.
PM oenl noroliden llfer Oes Sieris
0itlib BON @it el glmoru balten ies
ood bic Siirtcu SannaDDat beiebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
: omni1eno uno icin Stab b
tommcn nah g &onitans
tinnnp

tu W ~ ~ lla q S on lta "
tinopel.
Son0on p. Nlai. Cic omcri.
lonllhe 9otibait in &onitontiuopel
loelbe wdbreno oes ariegcs sic Britt.
laen Sntereiien in ser liirfei Der.
lrltt maHte 6eute Nlitt6eilung ii6cr
olc Serfiigung Der in sut.el-g(nara
Don oen Siirteu gefongen acnomme-
nen 8riten Tieie Nlitt6cilung lit in
lolgenoer Sttnoge6ung oes britiicben
|reBbireaus cnt6oltcn
ySotlGaiter goae gibt befonnt
oaB bic dmcrifouiibe 9otidoit in
aoliltontinopel bon Scr ottomouiiten
Ge9lerltng beno1ribtigt wuroe, oaB
General Eopni6enO (pclher in allt.
el-snora fonndnoirte) lm0 Icin
Sfob noh &onitmitinopel ge6raht
nno uobrideinlid5 ouf sic SShIelErin.
lIpo i'm Mlarmoro.0}eerc gcibidt luer.
GEN. no i6ncn n6lige sSrei6eit qclai.
zen miro Eie meiiten Der @eianQe
lea llno nod IN ant oOer III @aa0ao
eln lbeil 0ouon Mrs uab Tanas
rus gelan0t pcroeu.
Sonoon, y. 9}ai. ,Wiertoli.
leno lQlam 0clti1cr lruppcn iucr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
fir cincn dbnliAen 8lped Iobm sli
Iegen.
Otieberlage ser 8rtten
in 4urfur.
(8rabtlos nn@ 5dbplnc.)

9crIin %. Dlui. DieIoiin.
gen aus Gonitautinopel an Die lleber-
Zee gladrihten 9lgentir ii6er cine
gticberloge Der britii6en Iriippen
in elmer S6lobt NIT ben oufit1noi.
i1en 5tdnimen in Der @ropin5 Oar.
fur i'm glo.daDptiirben Suoou..
@s miro nneegeben, Bob bic Gngldu.
Der 8ipei Sransportihiffe nit eng
liihen nno &in0a.Eruppen nah
sort Sudan am Hot6eu Dfeer iono-
ten bon po aus oieieIben porritd.
ten Inn Die etiudbnten Stdmnte an
8lt grciien itno oaB iie bon Streit.
frdften inter Dem aonimanoo oeS
Smom BON Dorfur geidIageu pur.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05
1un0es.Senator Ai(6ert lll. Aitc6eoca!

Gs fdemt unn0ta, ben 0eutidar 8GhRrn Die @orsuge rnieres &C.
qerapdrtigea 9ertreters int 8mOeSienat Oes Gbreniperten Gilbert M
@reHea Dor angen su fubren; Fe itO 81 dlgemetn befannt. 0eHnod 1T
es ni6t innaatg, ibnen IN Grnnerung al rufen. pos er getdn uo
geleHtet.
Gilbert o. Sitdcod nurOe ant Is. September 1859 in Smoba ge
loren, mo err Die 0ffeutliden SduIen abfdbierte- " nt allo EN- eater
Sohn 0s 5tnateg gebrnsto, ben en- nit 10 bel Slid ihO Snterefe
In Ser b0ddpn aorperfhnft oes 2nn6es nirOig bertreten. Spdter belndte
er eIne hOhere SdlIe in 9~nbensgnDen, 9gntihlunO, umb bier bot er fuohl
INIT bic @rua0lage geegt all itnen faeu Bid, bent nibts SIetnltfes
uuhaFht; bier bot e. ohglei1 nod Elm Singing, geleben uno geplrt
0oB es bic efe 8fi9t zines gertreters Os Bottles ien mub, Die Sn.
tcreien 0s 9oHes ben enRItgen ErnQtlnterefen noran6Hteaeny INN
her bat r 0ie grfnbrIng gendft, ooB Der @rttnolas 0Sds SeHenapohl
Dor alenl in 9eutiblon0 Die fhonfen Bitten rn0 grpge ge5attgt
0arm bot r ab ME iane gorhebe fr OeutlAes 8efn uuo oeufhe
art perIgugnet
g2od0ens er af Der llniberft1t non Daifieon Rebtsmfienfdaft
It10iet. .lB &c it'd 1881 IN SmabG ais HeftsnmDat nie0er. Wier Sabre
fpGter aranoete er bic oGHabn Gbening Noro4 melhe or 1889 NIT
Dem pSeraD" sum gegentportgea aBorOsoeraLo Derldnrold, ot nn
inter 1iner 2ethanq sur heoeatenoien 3ehung 0es 5taneB euhDidete
aunfmnl puOe SER Sitdcod sm1 gntreter os Gmnba 0HtrHts
hi 0ns Observation-Disclosures geD1bH, 1nb ieme IdHgtet IN 0nefer aorper
fhnt beuirne oB i'm feline N1itburger 1910 nit 10000 Stmmen MRa
lormt Sn ibren &onoiOafen fir ben glunOesiennt erforen, Dornif i'm Die
Stnnslegisnhr gum gurOesienator ernable
SIN genot nobm StdeoG eleih mad iinnt Gtntrtt cine ins 8e
tOht foaenoe Roae Elm. gr ptuOe gum gaitgleO 0es uitigen aomnees
hr ausmdrhee angelegenbeten ernonrt un0 duBeroem Snei Sabre ipderI
sum GOrftser os aornteeS fir Die 8bIippinen. Gum 3utnnoefonnleen
sDaer mih4fqr @eese bat Genator 9ndgOd bauptl1hdih mtgeplrft
ndnuid fnr 0s acknowledgements uo fur De Dtrete Aa1l Der
gunNesPnatorgl
ltnOeraefan ION Germ Shdtod iOod fir oae 8ehen bIeiben, oaB
er eu Gmbarqo uf Die @afpnnusfnbr beflrmorhte, fir Delde er nntfgI
nit Sort IND Sdrit enatrat uno omar ai einer 3et oo Die Sntere1enl
ton @aI Street nn0 Der groBten 6nbrronten, iofpie bic angoanentnni
fhe grefe TIN 1eHig befdmpfen. gle erl1bmte er III fernen1 Ganpre fnrl
0ieie gerefte Gahe un0 bat GIL H. Gebruar eTt Dieoer I'M Senat cine
groBe Re6e fur embargo gebuttan. 2esbdb ALIEN ihon ioaten 0iel
Eeutihen fir i'm itHuen.
auBrOen lift 9err St6tOf EN- liberal 0enfenOer Diann GoB iBnI
bic grobibitonHten rom Gdlnge 8rHnus befampRn, 1T Sas bodite Cob
fr ene gerehte gefunng. Sober 0a1ihe muB es aud aus ouen
@nnDe Hr Iene @ffiht batter. fur Die 8ieoererDdbluns 9ftdcods elm
5ftreten