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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-01

cial handling Of high explosives near
by. For nearly three years this has
caused much concern for the safety
Of the station and Its occupants.
That feeling was first aroused ny Q
destructive explosion In the winter OF
lsll In connection with the transship-
ment nj explosives ut a railroad wharf.
me Lhe esPionion occurred At a point cor
the point at which shipments OF exc
plosives are now habitually made. IL
damaged tho Immigration station 10 the
extent or more thnn ,s25,0 600. and would
probably have caused great loss OF life.
put Tor the fortunate fact that IN the
day OF the explosion there had been NJ
arrivals OF immigrants at the station.
Must Have Legislation.
In consequence Of this destructive
explosion and Of the fact that exple-
sives are commonly transshipped With
In about half that distance from tho
station. efforts have been made to les-
sen the dangers Of those transshipments
to persons and property on Ellis Island.
It seeios to be very doubtful. however,
from the voluminous correspondence
ana reports upon the subject on file IN
the Bureau Of immigration whether arg
remedy 10 possible without Congres-
sional legislation.
The persistent efforts Of immigrant
station and It's occupants from the dam
gers they anticipate appear from the
bureau files to have bctn baffied
Apparently this problem presents q
double aspect. Tho menace to the Ellis
Island station in ~ from vessels loaded
with explosives and sailing the waters
Of the harbor in that neighbornood or
anchoring there. and (2) from shipments
at nearby docks.
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GLEN ECHO

For the first time this season. the
spotlight played on the dancers last
night in the big pavilion at Glen Echo
Park.
The Spotlight dance" was reintro-
duced as the first of a series of features
that will be added to the dance pro-
gram. II evidently met with the full
approval Of the dancing set, as encores
were vociferously demanded.
This Is the beginning of novelties that
will be introduced during the remainder
OF the season,
While the warm weather makes life a
burden to those who. staying al home. 1t
serves to add 70 the charms OF Glen
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-01

Echo and both yesterday and Sunday
Capital folks turned out by the thou
sands for a trip to the cool resort.
The greater part OF the crowd had ar
rived last night by the time the first Of
the motion pictures had been flashed on
the screen and from then on until mid
night there was something doing every
minute. Out in front of the derby a
long line waited for chance at the
thrills of the ride. while others were
taking their turns at the gravity. mid
way. and all OF the other attractions
that make n trip to the park 80 pleas
ant,
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Club on Outing

Members Of the Commerce DEPART
ment Club last night enjoyed an ex-
cursion down the Potomac. The
steamer st. Johns left the wharf with
at 1870 o'clock. q. f. Ol!cr. president
of the club. was in charge Of the trip,
He replaced DR. Luther f.. Wilmer.
who was unable to be present.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-01
Jess willard Says:
@@Take NuXated Iron
A Hitherto Untold Secret of His
Great Victories Over Jack
Johnson and Frank
Moran.

trouble. etc. The real and true cause
which started their diseases WAS noth-
ing more nor less than weakened con-
dition brought on by lack OF iron In tho
blood. Iron Is absolutely necessary 70
living tissue. Without 1t. no matter
how much or what YOU eat. your food
merely passes through YOU without do
Ing YOU any good. You don't get the
strength out of II, and as consequence
you become weak, pale and sckly look
ng soil ps dee a 1'n vIG y tS T are not
make the following test: See how lone
YOU can work or how far You can walk
fve-grain tablets of ordinary nuSateo
iron three times per day aftcr meals for
again and see for yourself how much
YOU have gained. / have seen dozens OF
nervous rundown people who were all
Ing all the while. double their strength
all SYMPTOMS Of dyspepsia. liver anG
other Troubles in from ten to fourteen
days' time simply by taking iron In the
% fc bssa St rr or n month"; hs
without obtaining any benefit. But
don't take the old forms OF reduced
iron. iron acetate or tincturc OF iron
take iron In form that can be easily
absorbed and assimilated like nuxated
iron II YOU want II to do You any good
otherwise 1t may prove worse than use
less.
MANY an athlete or prize fighter har
won the day simply because he knew
the secret of great strength and endur-
ance and filled his blood with iron be-
fore he went into the ARRAY. while
MANY another has gone to VICTORIOUS
defeat simply for the lack OF iron.-E.
Sauer. NJ. ID.
NOTE-Nuxated Iron, recommended aboys
by DR.. Sauer Is not a patent medicine nor
secret remedy. but one which Ia we'll known
to druggists and whose iron constituents are
widely prescribed by eminent physicians
everywhere. Unlike the older Inorganic ir"n
products. II Is easily assimilated. does not in
jure the teeth. make them black, nor upset
the stomach: on the contrary. II Ia a most
potent remedy, In nearly all forms Of indi-
gestion, as we'll as for nervous, rundown
conditions. The manufacturers have such
great confidence In Nuxated Iron that they
OFFER to forfeit 500, 90 to any charitable in
stitution II they cannot take any man or
woman under 90 who mcks iron and Increase
their strength 200 per cent. or over In four
weeks time, provided they have no serious
organic trouble. They also JTer 10 refund
your money IL IT does not At least double
time. II Is dispensed In this city by Jas.
o'Donnell's drug store. Peoples Drug Store
and all other druggists.
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What Camera Missed.
A dispatch from Beaumont, eighty
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The Secretary's Views.

The report is in part as follows:
The immigration station at Ellis
Island Is endangered by the CONNER.
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SFankrei6 itcbcn
lteMe Steuerft beDcrl

Eari8, 2. QeB. Raot,l giret,
Der 8eriGteritatter Der guogetfom.
milton Der Bariier 0eputiertcnfam,
'mer, empfnbl Die borlduftge Sc.
mtlligttng bon $500, 100000 6ron.
fen alr 9edllng Der ausgaben 0e8
erItcn 8ierteliobres 1917. @is 81.
Mlr3, 10 fiibrte er ans, betragen
onnn Die Der Regierrng felt ariegs.
begtnn beipiliQteu areoite 72.500,-
600 900 5rnrten. 9iret empfnbl
gleiGerneiic ben lelten Sterer,
plan, Der mad 8oreinih1s1tne 600.
100000 Sr1nfen @rtrug bringen
miro. 9ieie iperben 61lr9 8ui6l6-
ge olif Die netle g-tnfommerfteier.
aiif bic Stetler bon Sabat, 8en,
5Ieif1 urb anbcren Maren Gufee.
broht. Die i1brliGe 8trfenEdft
Der offentIiHer SdJtlo bctr1gt
lett 2,5oo.oo0,ooo 6ronfen. gere
Steuern, 70 iagt giret, fino ioFcrt
notig, Inn 6ieIe Sunrre at oefeh
menn ntdt foeitere anleiben borge-
5ogen merben ioften.
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DcMtI@lanS nlt6t
Gn0lancS Gtbei
GrrfaSuirdl bon Strpit gibt IN
tinrr 9cpddje Obise Gr.
hSrrus ah.

Berlin. 2. Ses. - @robdHntrnl
BON Sirpit. Der si1H esveamttoliea
bes bau4d4A Il0tAswbeEeiAs srRaiuh
tporSeN 1T. ianste fOlaeNee 9epeihe
an 0en Berern:
.Seit hbcr srnorgis Sdhren b.
BE fA Rher erFiiblf, bab be bent
foe Hotion fbrei @ee Ht&t ebRe
eine Ttdrte GIatte nader fnnH,
Inter gerAdf dItistns ae aaee,
meiren Gage nnb gers6b Der mir
CUR Berfhgitng Ftasenher 9aittsI
babe id mem 8cfteS m 6tefer Rid
Ting getm.
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C~c5cnsmtttettttlft I'M
Aew Qcrk e1ttoe6Ei

Geip yprf, 2. Ge3. 9as Boz.
.bmseniein eirer iiber mebrers Stnn-
ten serbretteten 2tga bon 2~aserbdu-
fern, bic it'd neutrality-suspicious.
bat, lin Die 2ebensrittelpretie in
Der S0be gu bnlten. vt setnGb elmer
grfIar1lne 0es geeto Dorfer Som.
miifar8 fir MaBe uno @epiGte, SO.
iepb S%ortigan, tntoedt mor6en. Serr
Sartienn fiibrt i'm auftroge 6es
Wopors D2itdcfL Die unterIuamfa
iiber bic @runoe Der 2ebensmittel.
teuerltng.
Serr Sartigm crftdrte, baB bieier
Gruit mtn6dten8 rs 2agerbd1ller in
gaeu yort, Sem 8erfep unb gouuec.
tcttt rmfaBt un0 our6 lteberIenoung
bon 8aren bon einem Stoat IN ben
ouoeren Die @efete gu ungeba
iudt, Die Oas anftapeIn bon Sc.
ben8lnttteln 81 Kindergarten Der.
Dieielu Trlft lit eS ouf 6teIe
8eiie mogIidl bic @aren 0reimal 70
in 8eiik au bnIten, aIs es ge.
geitattet lit. Serr Sorrigan
EN- energii6es @ingreiien
our6 bic gunbe8beb0rDeu,
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MAfkfbes6fc.
MrR.

eaEnf &qrb.
CickermitteIi pau elAansA Suttt Coz
DpdRssn-8nI2 ahie S4A-b.75; GIorta2
htie $36A-4ee; asaeefs, Rats ~s4.76-5.26.
8iEaaeR-&Ee 81. 7B-6e6.
Rrsseirnt4-R4te Ss.B-4.B.
ssesssI-ppst Snpertafs. SNb $500; Soma.
3sHs, sSCtr $3.50, fetHen $1,E ser Rite;
R4alss, Sec A.oe. RiHter HsHsRRs, S2.b0
ser shFe; Nrfasfss ATS. ertpsSotne, S9.Bs
pet faAe; artexfas @ag., ittRs. S2.as; assne
6ep8 ertrGtelre. S2.1e. fetEs sLso Der N4aE
@eHtIxribcr- Gnxreners. ersag S2.s9; ews
perpr&, Safer SAVE. aseTcsas, crtre gut,
s7.0e: fssscs. 7.5o; esirq FrHcS $500.
acknowledgement Sits str Camper:
Rnafcs, Snb 1915.
asrtsad- $3.50 per BnfbeI,
6enh9e:-
8wiebeyu, fpnntfbs Crate $500.
S1Issefr, rot, gefd, 9fb. 4hG
9sHAteK, 9usS, $2.25:
AoBI, Nb, 4Ae.
eelsrit. gqt4isuf, 3ee, 4oc.
eeuerie, California. Crate $3.50, 9tb. 81.
SaliebaeoeS, gfb. 214e.
SsfOs, msibe uao 8udetrlbsE gib. 21st.
@aft1aleu, 8fo. 21Ae.
enrfeu, 9ueeuo, $500.
&rebeI6eeren -5erfebs. faB 5000; Sotpes.
5ds 5000.
aotpsndHe-sdd $3.50; 9nsenO S1.oO.
aOnte, 24s, 1918 Site.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
Ite4r ais knappi
Remaining Der Sfia6tidiffe Idtt
iRferit Oiel IN ipini6eu
abrig.

@albiHgton. 2. 9e. - Dor BEN
Rarinefomttce 6eS Reprdientanten-
5ni1ies erfLGrte 1amtrol geulon, oic
G6laeFcrttgteit Der atlantiides
G1ctte fteieere it@ nHer6tnsS, ober bic
Srose Der Retrntterltre erpetie fh
nod tnFrner ais EN- erpfiublihes
$inoernis. Bon ben 81 6dloht.
idtFen, melHe bic 2ifte o1rf5nueilea
bot, ieter mir IA eorftnibis nj
Dienit eeStent. sais prcfHihen Grin.
Sen biett Der ERttral "a aud nid,t
iir rotiom, mebr ais b6dftens II in
Gierlt 1u Ite1en, bis btnreimerS
Heite SAiffr our 8erfhnms itdnoen,
I'M bic eefamte aompfltnie mrf %
81 brtnger.
SGtte Die 5lotte 70 piel 2e1te,
ipte Fe broitft. fiibrte Der 4omtru[
aus, 70 tpiirbe es better fem, ale
EnrSerfreuder an Dec po5tfli6en aii.
ne az Itottonteren uno ole AeIerpe.
3eritorer ur0 ioaitigen feineH fgabr.
se1ige in bofEen 3tenft 5u Itelen
aIS Die dlteren SdIoaH6the aus
Der Heierbe brr1is3ubolen. SIN
ubriseu nteinte Der abmir1l, man
fpirbe oitf ofIe ariegseeFobren BIN.
retdeuS Dorbereite4 ieir, rpef1n riir
so 8ro6ent Der @aarnI@nften flr
Die ReierDd4ifft grir0li@ aussebil.
oct leien.
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gnf SpcsialmiEiOn.

amiteroart, iber 2on6on, 2. 0e8.
Der bpildnoilte @enerdtfonRll IN
San Sranci8eo. $. u. bon Goenen
Gerdiata, meIdm al elmer Qonfe-
reAa nit Der meberldubii6n 8pgie.
rung 6ierbergetpunneH mar, lit in
eiuer Speaialmiiiion nod 8aIbing-
ton beoroert mor0elt, I'm nit 6tqats
iefret6r 2anfing 81 fon%feriercn,
SER BON Goenen 8erdiora tptrN
0ieH8tag nit Dem 9oldnsilden
u3porbam" nod bep Ser.
Staqten abfubrer.
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GrOBcr Sieg Hbfr
&uiItn unO &umdnen!
81 OifiSisse MHS OTIS ulaHH SeFaaesR sesosas
men; 40 GcidilSc, ibcr 100 ecfffntc
ttlnnificnsntdecn erbeMtet.
paperiI4es Referee Jnf.s,seS4. sekenet Tid6 aus.

Berlin, 2. 3e5. - Dos arieas.
amt melocte heltte no9mtttag, 01B
bic uereinten oeiitiden, GfterretdiiG
urgnrtihen uft6 bulgariihen Streit.
frdfte nit ben bereiuten 3itfien unS
Rurndnen in ben aorpatben un6
an Der Sieberbitrger 5rort IN bor.
TEN Sample liegen. Der Setno
erIet6et foloIinIe @erlpite. gn Der
Grout bes 6cIomori6ons b. 91ofer.
len 1T gegentpdrtig cine 9robe
ISdlndt IN Der @nituidelung be.
griffen.
Qieier offiaieae gcriht beiogt
ferucr, onb. iofpeit pie man anna.
bern6 bere6uen fam, Der 6ein0 felt
Dem 1. DECEMBER 81 Gffi5iere uno
I6115 Wonn an @efongenen Der.
loren bat. 8erner bnben mir 49
Gdnonen, 100 ongefiiAte Ntmitions.
naeen un6 nebrere bunoert on6ere
militGriide Jubrfperte erbeutet.
GtiubIihe glrsriffe n6ssFdGnscn.
&uiiihe ltn6 rtmdntlbe Streit-
Ifrafte s~reifen IN ben BuIofarpotben
Der Siebcnbiirger 8ront eutIong I'M.
oufborIi9 on. Die geitrigen 4n.
grille muroen beionSers gegen I'm.
iere SteIlltngen bel 9abalu6oba,
@uerurucanu un6 oItli6 bon Gorna
8otra uro 8rotofu, iotpie in Dem
0Dtos &ol gerihtet. g[le oieie qe.
poItigen goritoBe aber brotten
ben Stiirmern MIR iduere 8erIuIte
elm; uirgenos bermo6te er einen
SUB brett 9ooenS gu gefpinnen.
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Die 8elti6en iesen ibren Dor.
m1rI6 in ben anrpatben tort inl6
babeu babel fiber 1000 Eetnbe &C.
fnreen genomHen.
@eiehte IN Der llmeegen0 bon
Solie5 @oii5ten, baben itrb 81 einer
1rcben Shldht entmidelt. Sener
Sliigel rmIerer 4rmee, Der aus ben
@ebtrgsp6Flen IioSaliA bon Gompo.
ling berncrbrn6, befinoet lih Ill
beioen Setten 0es Gantbooit6o ab.
idnttts ouf Dem 8ormnrfh.
ScinSliat einien bnr&6rp6en.
9n benz arqenuIo. SIuB, iii60Itlid
bon 8iteI6t mo- 3eile Der Grften
rlmdniIhen arnee Stano bielten
unb bnrtuGtig fdmpften bitrbbro.
den mir bic feinblihen 2inden into
ialugen ben Getno in bic 5lltdt.
unlere un0 Die 0lterreitii4sunga,
ridden Srllppeu fohten nit unoer.
gleidIthem Setoenuuit.
8asern sei6nen Fh aus.
0u3 banerifae &eierDe Sufnate,
rie. &egtHrent go. Is, Sos iid fhon
beridieoeAe bale riibmltdit berbos.
getau bot, ornre. 10 iSnea Dor, 6ab
eS oas 9mlptatortfer ees rl1t1ri.
iden acknowledgements iiberrlmpel'
te. 9ort tpuroen ben gefanqenen
ieinoli@en 9tebsefF5ieren &agesbe.
feble obeenomrfer, pelde oabit lali.
teten, iene SteauHgen. be mir ios
eben 0urdbroden bntten, bis ouf
Den lebten gta1m au bebarpten.
Ger G~rmeefommar6etsr, alien
ani9ein nnh bon benz sertngen
moraIiI9en 8ert Yetner Sruppen.
iiber3eu9t, Iagte in ieinem 9asesbe.
febl. err ertparte, SdB Die 9rlppet
bis gum lekten atemanst gegen Die
.grmuiamen 8orboren~ fGmpfen
ipur6erL nibrigenfoIS fe otf Der
erinoiIen tperoen n{ir0en.
@eiter iiioliG bnben mir mad bar.
admpfen ben 4rgeibul,G IHB er.
reidt.
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3ir Nas0fctd1Mn0
6er WeQIelretel

Gcnf, 2. 0e1. ~ 3eutidIanS bal
100000 Narf in @elb in Die
.S6mei3 eefaaet, Inn Die Beahfrate
luieoer aus5uglesden. Gas Solo lit
am Gonnerstag IN Bern eineetroi-
fen mo lpuroe m Der Sdppei3er go.
t~ipHalbont nieaergeIeet. Der 8reis
Der @tart fdat. Sn @enf pur0en
am @tontag sA.6Q fur Die @art un0
fir bic aterreiGiI4e Rrone
q%uotiert, 9te 8ehieIrGte Der @tls
teirtenationen 1T e~berfoIfS unter
gari.
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llrberaa in bieiem aaben
Neihnadtsbitnit

Der ben Gci6enttGtfcrn bic er6Bt.
mSglidfte @eIegerbeit our @us.
tpnbl eibt unn linen Bel Der all8.
pobG Der @eideufe bebilflia lit.
Ger gauge eaben 1T i'm 5eit.
geip6H6-
S6on am @ineane nod Dem
8aiement bonn &ollptflur aus ge.
IeIiten 6ie aairfpr 3eile Der 8lra
oes acknowledgements binunter
mad Dem groBten un0 beIten
Spielporenlono 6es mittIeren
@eiteng.
SIN 8aIement berri6t elm freli.
oigeS Greiben. 3romrneln tper6en
Qefnlagen, Srompeten tltten,
@lofen I1ltten unb fIingen uno
.froblihe atnber idreien Dor Ser.
gniIgen. Mitten unter ibnen lisf
Der Beibnahtsmortn oils elmer
Der 2uitigiten.
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Q6deHtlidler Netterberiat.

SIR @ede begifrneno am Sonrl.
tag, ben 3. Dasenber. fir Die Sod.
ebeuataaten llro 0as obere uno Hitt.
lere ghiiiiiippi 3aL:
0tdBiee Gemperdtitr pobren6 6et
eriten Sdlfte bet Bode, nod Mitt-
mod unO fir ben aeit Der @ede
idlter.
llnbetttnmte @itterung, G@aiep
i'm noroltden uno Megen ODER
Sdaee I'M iitbltdjen Cell @itte mad.
tier 8odc.
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t1tMniticmsz
Dcpcts pcrni@tet!

8erliH, 2. 9eS. Gtnfenberitt.)
eircin bctte bier etneetrofFeuen
offi8ielen Biener &eri6te sufolse
bat Die oiterreihtfd-ungarti6e artil.
lerie Rlebrere ttafiertihe Nturttion8.
mno MfrrcroepptS rtf ben Sod.
eberen Ses 6arFt serridtet. an aer
&iroler uno qdrtrer Grurt 1T Is
gu iebr lebhoften artiIeriefGmpfen
aetomn1en.
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OeiterrejQiidbe
Rtnbet Int RcuanS!

SIN Soag. 2, Gea, 500 otter
rei4iidc ainber iirb in 9oaan0
eingetroffeu, no file 10 LANCE Der.
pflest meraen Bis Die 6iterreibiide
2cbensmitelfroae erlebiet lit, De-
iterrei6er besoblen fir Seren Der
Pleguug.
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gR,rHfnGihea.

Die aueite gerfnrmfAng 6es
E,tes6oD Merrtne TetiNral Clubs
pir6 Dierstos WnGnrittas, ben 8.
DECEMBER I'M 800 l1tr I'M 9rar.
Sets Gbeoter Pathfinder. Srmt 8.
3, Grofoot, gtantfttr, Grni u.
g. Root, GortrnIto NIB Grmt 2ifrian
Sefntes bon 2incoIn toerben etn IN.
tereiimttes Trogrdmm obioIbteren.
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Naben q eine droniide 0ranEfeit.

Sabeu Sie cine droniide Graut6sit?
&enn 10, ooAn peroen Sle iider-
lid in Dem auf Der IeBten Seite DE-
feS 8lattes befia0lidem 8ooi-Gone,
8robeaneebot iHtereiiiert ieiu. 8ooit
Zone mtr0 Jest felt ben lesten ltebcn
Sabren bergeiteat uno bat iid in
Gieier 2eit ipcSiea in iol9en sal.
len b~epieien. @eIdes 8srtrGllen Die
Seriteaer BON Hoois1one In sSbr gr-
5eugniS ieheH. gebt OnrallS berper.
0aB iie bcreit finO. Sbnen cine bpae
Dollar ) Gdndtel 0esIeIben 5uall-
ididen bic Sic oonn bertpcneea
f0nnen. @crfpiiren Ste feline Gr.
leihterang Shrer Gronfbeit bonn @e.
braud oesieIben. bnnn brauden Sic
audi inft nofir al heaabIen.
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Spione ats ser
sRweis ~ailsoewieienl

2onnou. 2. Qe5. Sier beiBt
IA. DOB 100 ausldnotIde sptone.
bic iid in Der 5dneia mtfbirlten, bes
.2anoes oeripieien fpor0en lino, @e-
cen iiber 100 anoere idnebt in
Sdtpeiser @eridter nod Der &roteb
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Omaha Marft6eridt.

Sntabd, Z. Se3erlber.
RiuSbteB-8uFubr $50.
geeiftere. fdt beute; fir Die $50.
DE 25c bober.
@ute Bis bette forngefiitterte
8eebes 9.75--11.00.
Ganere torugefatterte 8eebes
9.b0-10.25.
g~ttttelmdBtge forrgefit. geeses
8.50-9.50.
8pef8 1906 hoo.
MthelmdBtee 100000.
9iibe ltNb $etfer8, felt bette; fir
bic @o9e 25c b6hcr.
grnB 8eeoeg, CUTE bts bette 7.75
bis $50.
1iacIm6Bige 6. 75-7.75.
@en6bnIitbe 5. T5--6.75.
Cute bis bette $ciers 6.50-7.50
Gatte bis bette GiiDe 6.50--7.25.
M~rtteIm1Bige Siibe $3.50.
getp6bnllne 4.25--5,75.
Stoders uno Seekers. felt berte;
fin bic @oAe gar8 felt, better
tart.
5eeoers. cute brs bette 7.bO bis
500.
MittelmaBiee 6.75-7.50.
@enGbnli1e 6.00-6.76.
5tof 9eFfers. CUTE bts bette 600
bis 7.15.
9tod Silbe E.oo-6.5O.
Slod aaIber 6.00-8.00 q
8eal aGlber 100000.
Bulls unA Stass 5.60-6.75.
8ologna 8nas 5.00-5.50.
5dlpeine 5000.
Marft. S1irere meilteus Sc bo.
Der; leidte Ianaiara bis idmo9;
fir Sie ISOLDE 25c nieorieer.
9a4rdAdputtspreis 9.45-9.65.
&6dfter 8reis 8.s5.
5d)aR-8nh1br feline.
9parft felt 9elte, fit Die ISOLDE
GGta9tidofe t0-15e b6ber.
2ammer II. b0-12.35.
@ehitterte 2danmeg 1900.
Sabrluge 7.I5-t0,00.
3eeber SabrIinge 100 800.
3iooer 7.00-8.75.
@ltttrrFdafe 6.T5-8.t0.
@efltterte Nttteri9ufe 10-t5e.
b6ber.
6ceOer Ihtttcri6afe 5.00--6.75.
gbiiaeO Marftberi&t, !
gtieago, 2, DECEMBER.
liRSbieb-3ufubr 1909; 8nfafr
felt.
Soaiter Brpis 1850.
Gonasinn @saFters 800. #
SGbrIinge tf.25.
5~drrefHe- 1900; 0farftI
nurdiMnitffi6 Sc bSher.
2urHiduittgpra2 916-9.S5. i
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-02
pMpvcnlanc
SremSeH1AnS
9ns ganS Der fleinen Gnaben
unb MdS6en
9as 8eidJaft Der tnnicuO lleber.
raidnngen

@.b.i.r.r bier fommt Der
mlmberbare Bug nit oen @a,
CONS - Mai6ine. 8agons, &c.
leiie iino nGes - Qhtun.g -
ite1t idnea Die Bei6e bier
gebt err aanoldteur.
3oHf- 6unt bier fault 6os
autcfnobil @oriitt aus
Dem &es ~ fam fir ntdts n1tf.
pdNer utuB ioiort nob benz
6auptniortier oes 8eibnodts.
names, $50 lit bic gurg2 OBJ
Scr linS mir. i'm 8ronoeis
5eielparenlono.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-02

@iht Der erbe G~ngIopbg St ner-
Den, mar uein 3iel, ipnoern cine
itnicrn MedRn In Der &elt emf
ipredcnSe Steailng oufreht auerboI.
ten. @enn 3entlAIunn Dieies 3iel
mad Dem furdtbaren Sample nidt
erreidt, bnnn luirO ocs 2eben Der
aaticn DertEiipRssn.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-02

9errirsert bic boben aofter
Der 2ebersunterbAItitns Rtetet
bic Ierfebenben BetpIise in
Sbrer Rna5arI6nFt. an einein
eiBieen 8oatpias sep5bnIider
Gr6be f6nnen Gle gen1tg anr-
teffsln fir ben @e,rn11d elmer
sroBen 3omfffe siebai.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-02

Der @eibnahtsmnrm beibt bon
ieiuem ShIoB ans in bieieim gro.
Zen SpieIparenIon6 ale brdper
tLetnen Ma6den un6 anoben
Dilfommen un6 for0ert iie ouf,
i'm al beiuhen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-02

$0Gfter Brets 1910.
S&afe-8afubr 1000, Iarft rt.
Gefnttcrte 2Gm4uer 1856
&elnlae 2drnner 100.
SeeSer 2dHtNcr 1875.
S6dbo 2dmHer 1875.
81. Spfsss 1urffberidt.
ct. Sofepb. .. 6e6entber.
3tnbsieb-8uF1br 100; 1hnrft feF.
S0dFter @rcts 9.45.
54hrciHe-3uflibr 5000; Iaartt
fet.
GurhI6rttsprei8 9.26-9,75.
&6Gfter 8rets 9.S5.
SAafe-3uhibr 800; Mnrft felt.
@efHtterte 21umer 1890.
aanias Gtf1 IturffheriGt.
9ouios 9th, /. DECEMBER.
Gtabuieb-3ufubr 100; Rarft ne,
mtnea.
S6brlinee HOO.
aitbe, tart bis b6ber.
Gtoder8, feine 8ertGlfe.
aalber, firm.
-3ufubr 1000; 0aartt
felt.
3urdidnittspreig 9.10-9.40.
806iter 8r4s $50.
5d,afe-8nhtbr ferne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-02

Gteie uitS tduienb nnbere ge.
m%ertungen, bic man tdglid bort.
modem 0ieie gbieItporrnaugiteI.
lung sum ruabren GeenIanb fir
ainoer,
bic attbor batten mir cine Der.
artig reidbaltige 4uslpobl bon
heiten Sgieimnren su iebr md.
bisen 4rriier. tpenn aud feine
beutihen 9lippen nlebr impcrtiert
merhen fonnen, boben mir 6ieiel.
ben IN erober glusmobl borrdtig
ipe5iea Ruppeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-02

9iferb, 9iferg 2Of,
aeep Hunr eges an fife elpf.
Sbriitmas Ia near
ynt HcOer fear
Sbis Is tie tore iuitb tie itOd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-02

@elbes Sort
SIR. 2. 88
Scr. 5. SO
g&sHifdtes aeril-
Rr. 2. S9-9O
gr. 5. s6-S6h
4seiber &ajez
~. 2. 52h-58
SIR. 8. 52-52h
@emHdfer @cfer-
Ger. 2. 54H-55
&C. 3 kS
t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-02
Msbt 0ete tsreiss
meiRneGfss utarscrt

quf ale Cure Meibnddtspafete.
Gieielben tperben bier am aug.
fuuftsidaIter am Snrptflur ber..
fauit.
Gie M0bden Die bieeIben
nerfauien tragen cine Rote
areil8 sfrnibinoe.
Delft eineiIt giiteu 9lped un0
acbt guren seibnndtspafeten
Elm MeibiIadtsacpraae.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-05
DAUGHTER FOUND
AFTER LONG SEARCH

New York. Dec. 5.-A special dispatch
to the World from Hartford, Conn,
says: Mrs. Florence Pedmore of Hart
ford found in high school at New Ha-
ven her 15-year- old daughter Dorothy
whom she lost IL years ago and for
whom she kept up continuous search
since. Her search led her through
Philadelphia, over the mountains Of
Pennsylvania, to parts Of Connecticut
and to Chicago.
Mrs. Pedmore said she resided in
Philadelphia IL years ago when she paid
a visit to her mother in Pittsburg, and
for so doing her husband deserted her.
She sent the child-then three years old
Ito live with friends at New Haven.
They moved and then she began her
search. Mrs. Pedmore recently received
q letter saying her daughter was in
Clarion, Pa. 1t was post marked New
Haven and in this manner she sue
ceeded in tracing the girl.