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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
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Scs ,,fefinlbrc'

gSien t2. glug., iiber 9oIloon. ~
Cine bolbeilltIidle DariteHung m@
Die gerieHfitng oeS jtafien
0onpfer5 .2ctinbro9 ourd
Iaudboot, ipobci ilngef11r 100 Eers
ionen untgefolnmcn iein iolcn, be-
iogt Sic sStaliener fcuerfen ntit
5ipei aanonen aitf ons 9nlhboot,
lnO oas Sd5iff bate aid arlippeu
an 9orn.
9ta6oenr 0os Iaudlbnot einen
8armngsid)iB aus ciner Gntfer-
lnulg non 5000 Dieter obgefcliert
bate, cr6fiucte iogleih Der 9anlpfer
iein @eihiibfeuer unn neriild)te,
bilrd 5if6adfurs al eiltfontner.
Dos Salldihoot berfolgte ben Damp
fer um0 eupiocrtc oas 5eiler. pbue
0os 5dliiI at frcifen. nas alid feinc
S5Iaggc sc5eigt bafte
5pdtcr ipurOcn afettungsboott
ponl Gonpfcr dbgelaiien. giddloent
Dos GaIldlboot fcitgeitelIf, onb glie-
nanb QieBr all 8oro mar, bradte
Is oeit 'Gumpfcr gum Sinfen.
gl6her beraufonneno, iteTlte Dog
Goitdboot aid feit, DAB ltiitcr 80
Gerionen in einem Der Rettltngsboo.
tc 20 SoIonten In abafi.llniform
maren Q1ulit beIt1tigte fid EN-
idon porher gebegter 9erbaft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
Il. y. Ocmckratcn
inSciiicrcn 1Dilicn!

5aratogo, q. y, l2, 9(uguit
Die Gemofrotcn bon gtelp gorf
bielteu geitern bier cine lmoffi5iellc
StaatstoniereH3 ab in melther iic
lid hir 9lidter Somel 5enburn
Dom itaatlibcn 9lppellaiiousgerldl
gum @ouOernelustan0ionten entiCbic-
ben. 9if itootiid)e Glatiorm ser
4ortei eutbielt cine poIlitdnOiae ssll
Opiiierilng Der gegenIudrti9en 2i0.
nliniitratiou nno Berpilihtet aGt
2enfofrot9l eeS Gtoates fir Sic
9Sieocripanl ocs 9Sroii0cnicn g9ilioa
illre Araitc cil5ulesen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
Srancmsf)drfei fritt
ec9cn t11ilion ailf!
&ia in ocu siuSlf Stnatcn NIT
6rnnculfi,amredgt dllcs perm.
den, Ndint in i,fJla8ea.

Colorado sprino8, Golo., t2.
gtuqiit. Sic notionolc 6roucn.
Eartci, bic gcgeupdrti8 bier sur
Grotutib.9oufcren5 periammclt ilt.
ncrpfIiAtetr li1 gciteriG ibr MOO
liditcs 6u tuh IN Den 5rpolf Stao.
ten OeS 2unDes, in lucld)cu oie
6rauen Stimnredt boben, enc She.
ocrIage ocs ocnotratiihen 9anoiod.
fen. 4Srdiioentll g8ilion, berbei3ufiib-
rcll.
@lei63citig Orildte Die gcriantnt.
lung oen Garteicn Scr 8rogrciiipcn.
9robibitioniiten unO So3iolitcu fiir
Die Snooiiieruna oeS SFrauenltinni.
redts ibrc @liifpilnidc ans un6
enlpfobl Die stcIlang oe9 rcpu6lito
niiGen Br1iiOcntiboft9 aon0i5aten
Gbos g. 9ug6cs gcgeralber Der
Jraucnltimmrclbts tSraGe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
Staliener llQ(6ell NIT
geringe TOrtl6ritte!
Die Ocitcrrcictcr lciitcn nidtt niIr cncreiidcn
lpiScritanc, icnccrn iirtc lcsar sum
1lneriff iibcrecoanocr.
81 COnmen tOmbeu amf ocncSie se,uorfen.

@iBberbGltniS ltc6eu. gser ooOot
reOt. bic Ginuabnie BON @6r5 icl
cine 9e0ro9ung fiir g8ieu lit ell
Glulmfopf Der niht pciB, lUaS er
rc0et tSiir gSicn lit 0os ebcnio nc.
mig cine 8enlobln9 lpie bic Gin
nabmc pon Staaliponen Dnr1 bic
Rlliirn ieind5pit einc eSefa9r fir
Berlin mar. 0eiterreid) i'll iii oic-
lem ariegc ,lop 10 Jaaiis bernid'
tet morocu ulia BAT es Dan5 prdftig
ilbcritanocli oaB es mobI and oen
Serluit Der ciicueit 5fnot (6or5
ilbcrte9cn Mir. aIIio MIR fcinc
9Inglt. Die acBclnladler lUerocit aus
i5rcm Siegesranidl idlnea gellng er-
nahen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
II. III. 6rijntbet sum
HaSett uor0cidblaocn!

&latte Center. Gcb., u. 9llq.
g8ie ans 9gaibington qcnrIoct
miro, bot g'lnloesienator Soithcod
qcitern aIireo 81. 0rtcnt6er, 5obn
bon @errn GArjs. ejruMther bon
bier, sur 9lufnobne in bic 0dlitGr-
9lfoocfnie 81 @eit 9oitt por9cihlo.
gen. Ger innoc tSrucntber miro
i'm noditen 6f:ibiabt 0ns notiqc
Grarrn oblegel. um It'll Sum nod
iteu Sa9rcs ais SlaOctt oltigcnom.
men merocn 5lt f6nuan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
gicrmntcn 9ranSitiftnno.

SScrien 6itn u j., II. glu9lit.
Gie &eaicrtlnQsbehoroen pollcn
0nrf 3cugenausiugen herouagciun
0rn boben OoB Die GrpIoiion oui
9lof Gonl ,Sslouo ON 30 3uli
mno cos Seucr auf oent Glairmont
05iltcrbubnbof cine 99odle ipdter
Sic gSerfc non glrunoitiiteru liHf-
Is beiBt iebt oaB Die eritgeuanuten
Grploiionen, ipelher. 1uebrere Men.
ihenIebcn lm0 @iqeittnu i'm ggertc
Uou pielen 9fillioien gum Cpfer
iiclcn, uidt oie Solac eincs 5ellers
nuf eincr Der peranferfen @orfeH
mar, ipnocru baB 0ieielbe oard) eill
iSeiter ollf oen 2naerplnscn Der Sc
hiaI G1lleD eiieubabn entitoa0en
limo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12

8icn 70. 9lug, iiber Sou0on-
0fii5icll miro gemclOet l5tolieniiher
ariegsihoaplot @}it 9fiidiiht auI
oie, ourh Die EQumuue 0es Cor
8cr griidcntopiss geidaiicne goae
nluBtc nod blutigCr 3ltrlidmeiiudg
ncter itdlicniider glugriiic alti 0as
0obcrooplutenu oiI6 oie Sfa0t duT.
qcgcbcu mcroeu, 3ie n0tigc 5trcfilng
uuicrer 2inic mur0c unncbiiltgrt
pom 6einoe Dur9gcfiibrt.
,5n Den lcetcn Iagcn boben I'M.
lere Gruppen ilber 100 italieltiidc
@Gfangene einqebradt.
Gin aus 21 gleroplanen beiteben.
oes tSeihmaccr griii in Der 9iodlt
ati oen neuntcn 9luglit Gcneoig on
imo mari oreieinbolb lonncn gnnls
ben ab. sic perurloAteit etlna Gin
0ubeu0 gronoe, Oarunter einen ia.
britsbrano bon iolder 2lusOebnllnQ,
OaB Der 6clIeri6ein nod iii einer
@utiernung bon 25 0lcilen iidtbar
mar, Nile 0toi6inen febrten uHbe.
id1oigt 3uriid.
Nom, II. 9fuqutlt. Die Stale
ner eeen Die &criolgmtg 0es Sem.
bes tort. 0od) bictct od5 5cldu0c
ungebclrc 5Apierigfciten. Gas
itaIieuiidje &ricg3ont jd1bt Die BET
Oericitigen g'erIltlte bel Den aompfca
Inn aor5, an Gefaaenen uno Der
mltn0cten. alll ctipa 10000 0lonn.
(llno gcitcrn fdieltcn lie itoh bon
10000 .lRann.)
Sod nnncr icBen oie 0eiterfei-
der cinen idncioigcu gSicoerltulo
ridt neit pol ej0r5 iort, lulo ar
nlcbrcren ouacren 6routcn iino lic
iogar gum 9lr0riff iibcrgegangen
ofiehbnr uml cincn lci! Der itqlienis
idlen 5treitfrdiir bon Der ,Sipit5as
iroit ob5ulentcn. God miro bier
9clIeloet, Dat Die 9tolieucr oaer
Ddrts i3re Steaunaen bel)ouptct
bQtten.
Mad itolieuiider 9lngabc ioa Die
gan3e 9apoIferung bon @6r5. micocr
aus Der lhuqeacno 5uriidgetebrt. bic
5taliener ,,begeiitcrt" ernpfangetl
nno icoe5 !pou5 ioIl geflo9gt Dn-
ben.
(Qic 0Iterrcidiidc gtaot g6r8 i'll
feline 6eitllng, ion0crn cine offcnc
5taot Sbr ein8igcr S6ub mar
Der itart befcitigte 9}riifcnfopf am
anOeren llfer oes Spn5o. 0esbolb
mar Die 5tabt nodocm Die Better
reider Den 9}riifcntopf alifgcoebea
bottcn, nidlt 5u boltcn. Die Stalie-
ner baben olio idjon aus oieien
@runoe fcine &croulaiiung, il6er
Die ginnobmc Der Stoot 3u ilt6eln.
5ie 6aben Ocfiir 0pTcr an 4}cn
idenlebcn gcbrabt, oic 5lr 9eoeli-
tltng 0e3 9lotc5 III ic6reicnocm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
9cutl6t Drreiteln
llcnen Sorltob!
Die t3ritcn Mnc Sran5cicn DcrScn OF scr
Sommc iibcr0a 5MriiGecRancn; OcmtiHc
moc,cn iibcr 800 6cfanocnc.
ansebliee stanislau belest.

ieinoliher 5teltingen on Der 3loto
2ipn Qinie. Sier5u fomult, Dos bic
Hliiien oui Dem red)ten llfer ocS
Serctb 5luijes 5000 @lom Geinn.
gen nabmen. (8los SCOOP 9is.
ber baben iid Die auiien nit eiuer
70 berihruinoeno gerinocn 3o1l nidt
obgegcbeu)
Is idleiHt, Bob sic Geutidcn 0cn
aopeI Senlberg 9l6i@nitt ais ltuge
mciu fritiidj lalten, OicicS gebt
ifpn oorans bcrnor. bob iie 6elos
moridoa u. Siuoeblrg nit oru
GberbefeBl ppn fait alien @ruppen
an Der Gitiront betraufcn. Sort
ober, no General Qctl6iBfi icinen
Gormnrid bclpertitclliat toumon
biert 9inOenbira nidt. in icuem
Bc5irf befebligt Der oitcrrcihnuga
ride Ibroniolger, un0 0ieicm lit
cs uidt gelungen, oen rlliliihen
Sornarid ouI5ubalten pdgreno
SinOeuburg Die 9liiicn meiter obcn
in 8ol5ien Lno gSolbpnien in
Sdo6 bait. (8or .Eapo" Sinoens
burg 9aben Die 9fuilen ilber1aupt
Die gon5e gllllicrtenbaloc. Oo9 &C.
maltige 0tanidcttenD Scueral Get.
idibti orobt, Die StrcittrGite oes
Generals d. 9otbmer 5u umgeben.
tytntiirlid) tScuerol b. gotbmer iit
gol3 berrildt 0orouL li6 bon oen
RuIien um5ingelu 5u loiicn imO lic
ein5ulaoen ibn mnO ieinc Streit
traite gcfangeu 81 ne5ucn nio in
&riunlpD nod Sibirien gu i4lep-
pend
0urd Die 9siesung bon Stanis.
Ian nuo SlolonIea Dabcn Die gtulien
Ole 8lifoiuina felt IN @dRoen; bort
fonuen lie i9re paliptbaiis uehnten
ulo oann 9eaea-llngorn opcriorcl.
Ger Giufall IN ilngdrn i'll oduR nur
cine blobe l5rage Der 3eit. tJiut
aber bnlte man Elm biS6eu sic gun
an; Die 3eit 1T nidt mcbr fern.
menu cs 0eittinerieits beiben miro
IBIS Bierbcr iuio niht lpeiterD
sSu Dem scIiern berolls9e9cbencu
oeittiden @eridlt miro Jugegebelt.
odB cine gleugrappiering Der aiter.
reihiiden uno ocutihen 5treitfr1ftc
in 8aIt5ien Dor iih gebc, Inn oem
meiteren 8ororingct Der Ruiicu Gin
3iel Su ieten. (9tn, oa 5nbcn Mrs
job
Bon Der meitliden 6rout lit nidlt8
BON 9elane 8n bcrihten; Die 5rqn.
3oien un0 9riten aber ieben 0en
8eutifen bort ihnri 5u. (56arf
5uieben ME boiBt nidt pom
Sled fommen lpeoer Die Qriten nod
8rnl3oien trob ibrcs foloiialen glui
gebot5 BON lPdlnidoften mo Nlu.
nition) gtorotih Der 5ommc Ba
ben bic Hriten nur cine gcriuac
Edttgfeit eutfaItet. (gon i6nen oilt
es aud): asluf Dem 4o6e iibt Elm
@rcis, Der lid nidt 8u beIfen
neiBl) Gie 6ran5oich aber mel
ben, oob es iEnen fiioli6 Der 5pn
ME, bel 9}1urepaS, geIungen 1T.
mettere ieinOliAc 5hiitengrGben itno
bel Dem Sem CSebolj eineil Stein
britd 5u neDmeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
sutaeiaater enm anas actatet.

Motcrloo. 5a., ~. glusuit.
Ger 30i1hrige Qaoio Sam mel.
der Dor pier @ohcn poi eincnl
3uac nabc 60. 9hfis Getotct nor
ben iein ioltte, nndlber dber oltf.
taudte I'M oenl 9cidlatt iciucr oil.
gebliden 9eid)e bci5unpobncn itiir5te
2eitern in Der Jidbs iciner @obiulng
uon einem (6iiter5ug INN pitr0e iuls
ter Den gia0eri 0esiclbcn bufltibs
lid Seritildeli.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
N 4ocrlollclI finHcil
Scit SlafnntclttcS!

9ltben. II. giuQ. Der mit otac.
rifoniidem Gel beIaoenc griedjilthe
1onipier ,Gleihcria gcrict oif Der
N03c Der 1Suiet 5fiatDo in 9]rono.
2ln 9oro oes gan1pierS bcfanoen
iih 1900 8niiagierc, meiitcHs aus.
genuliterte Sol0nten, litter meIdycl
etic Goaif auabrnd 9}icr5iq 9cr.
ioncn fonen INNS 2ebcn im0 Bun.
0crte oll6ere ipur6rn mcbr o0er me-
niger idmer rcrlcbt. IS qclang
oeut &apitdn oe3 Sd)iffes i6licbItd,
oosicIbe 1uf ben Strono Iaufcn 3u
laiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
6rc6c cciltlst,c
Slcftc 9cli6tct!
5iirdJtcnidIiir, Aren5er, 3critGrer IT.
SaudbOOtc uerlaiieu bic
Sitiee.
Qopcnhooen. 10 9luo liner bon

aopenDascn, ~. gluq., iiber Son.
Don. SIC bieiiaeu 3eitimgen be.
ridlten OdB cine groBc oeutide
6lottc, beltebcio nu5 5ilrdteniftiert
arcll5crn 3eritdrern lmO 5oudboo.
ten, onl G0uuersfag ben Stieler an.
nal perlaiien Bat 1ie 5lotte muroe
ouf Der Sobe non lrmioerllp geiih.
tet nn0 itobm ihfg ,Fobrt 0urh oen
tleincn Belt, Der bic 0itiee nit oem
9attegot Uerbinoet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
Sairbanks pirS am
81. 1lll9lit nctifi5icrt!

SnOionapoliS, SnSo - gluqnIt.
Charles G. 6oirbanfs miro am
geahntittag 0cs 81 9luguit ofii3icll
bobon benadridtigt mcrOen oob Die
repnblifaniihc siortei ibu nnf ibrsr
9fotionnlfonpention 5t ihrem aan.
oibaten fir @i8Gproiiocnt uoiniaiert
bat. ssn elmer ail 2(benO ob;ubol.
tcnen Gcrian;ullmg Miro 5enotor
5bernnn bon Sainois bic S9nlipt
re1e baIicn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
9otrlriiuiturs.

2iucoln. gtebra II, }tlta. Ger
5uofliigel oes Capitol Sootets. ci
mes Der aIteiten @aitbGuIer ilH
Stoote, itiIr3tc beute in aler sSrilbe
5lialmleu. tSirnf @dite pnr0cu
nerlctt 5lpei Nopou 6. 3. 9tuoieeu
mo 3. d. @upIor bon grnfen 8ou.
aeiahrlidl. 1as Notcl mar iut Sabre
1876 erbnut lnor0cn im0 ilfolqc
Ocs barfolIiacn SuitanOes oer
@loaert erfclgte Der Giuitllra.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
5apci Srail5oicn miiIcn
cGran olallbcn!

2ouoon. t2. gluqnit. 2Iopos
meloen oaB Der fron5oiiife Damp
Ter o@enri gliia@ Ionic oas irons
8oiiidlr 5eaelidiff aglmettc W2ntie"
bcrIcuft moroen iino. DaS eritcrc
iSabr5eil9 mar 622 9cnnen uno Das
lettere liz Tonnen grob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
da6rifbranb

Gaata &c. q so. 12 .gluailit.
0ie 5nhrifoHla9en ser craE Mis
ming mo 9iilltna So. III aeau. 9i.
VI. bic 81 oen arSBten Ocrortiaer
glnlaaen I'M Silmpclien oes 2ons
0es gehprten iino seitern Hieoer ae.
bfauut Der aliaeridltete 5ddocil
brtrdgt etipn $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
ssIGitmurO mcnsn idlIsdltet 0rnte.

Central Gitn sa9 II. 9fn9uit
Ger S0siGbri8e oorHier Gani0 ssa
itailfcu nnbm G iidl 0ernaBcn su
Mer5en oar iciae ernfe iRfolgc Ser
anhnItet0ei Giirrc irbledlt alsiallpa
merOc, Dab er iidl erbanate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
Der eusliidle aO6l.

gDHbon, IL. 9lug 6Ina mel
tere serie iiherrnidleuoer griolge
Iiu0 bon Den 1rllppen oer rufiii6eu
lBenerale Safbaroii un0 9etihiBfi,
lahf Aeridlten nus 9etroaro0, heute
IL beridlien Ger ipidltiaitg oieier
triolee III mobl bic g'eiendia ocs
i Observation-Disclosures 5follisloil
Salisicn lnp oic sar0ndbnc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12

Die anflaer
Der ~
OSdslidc GmaAn SribiiHc"
pddit taslid nnO Oumit ifr Ntrs
ais sIu5risemiitel.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-11
WONDERFULLY CLEVER
Trimmed Hats Al a Price"

notable millinery economy which
e have hcea waiting for
Many epas those by wci dressed
paid $50 to s25 tor their hate
DRESS HATS THEATRE HATS DAME HATS SPORT NE
HATS RESTAURANT HATS WALKING HATS ....,....... 1u
Very small and medium ~Tarbans Toques Trimmings
comprise gold touches Of flowers aud ornaments
A Host Lovely Fall Fashions In
INFANTS AND calLosEhs OUTER APPAREL
by elegance and quality and because If this
stores immense buying power very low prices
Smart Styles saquesoh crocheted and knitted
styles are variety dab enca each SOC to 1896
roausa wide choice Of models tn both
effects all the seasons eoorng at Toe $500
Infants for FsFhey shown all
the wanted styles priced pair tSe to Use
Infants ard chdrses ssCompsng sweater Lcggns
and cap expressing style Ideas and priced reasonably
At ................ 800 to ssss
handsome Models chdrsns broadcoh zbeIne velvet
corduroy beautifully far trimmed plain tailored or
other effects priced low 1888 to $500
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-11

NEW WRAPS not only of the handsome peoars and silk
yeves but Of the cloth fabrics much the vogue in smart
models both in plain and deliberately trimmed designs IN
the rich colors of the present season. C1Q rs
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-11
BEAUTIFUL cur GLASS

Absolutely new showing nea de.
signs ina various effects In Boals
Lamps. Vases, Naples, TumhIefs
aud various Bottle styles, priced
less than elsewhere at CSC to $40
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-11
FASHIONS LATEST ACHIEVEMENTS IN SUIT
S19.95 to $50
WoMEN's sf2s SILK
STOCKINGS. THE PAIR

WoMEhs st.2s SILK q mn
STOCKINGS, THE PAIR .,...,.....,,., y tuU
These oekings are shown with the Improvement
marvel stripe which nsuros them against stitches
running down. They are In medium weight with
Isle garter top and Hale solcs.
WoMENs see Isle THREAD ef *
STOCKINGS, PAIR FOR.,............ 1I.Iu
of yell known standard brands IN fine silk isle
medium weight with extra strong reintorecments,
Ia black only
WoMENs Full. FASHIONED IIsLE m
FINISHED COTTON STOCKINGS, ,,,.,,, GJG
Shown In fail veight, with fourneh garter hem aud
double heels and toes black only
WINTER NEEDS IN WARM KNITTED
UNDERWEAR
Womens Winter Weight Union Suits, In wool silk
and wool and cotton. shown In all the weights and
styles at roc 70 ss9o
Children's Fail and Winter Union Suits in every
style and weight IN wool silk and wool and cotton.
priced iow at. Soc to a2S
CORSET AND sRAsslERs SALE
50 and $3.50 Fine corsets, Of no
Standard Brands, TO close at.,....,,.... 1IsJu
Warmers and Memo Cursets discontinued numbers
bus good models.
Warner and Memo cerssts On no
at ....,.......,...,... Observation-Disclosures. WGsJU
These are numbers being discontinued. but are
wonderful values
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-11

EVENING GOWNS feature recognized fashions IN every
my fabric from the tnse nets to the handsome silk gown
IN hranrN never eXcelnd in pnNns for dinners dances,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-11
S19.75
S19.75

This presents modes uHrescryed declared
success styles suitable and drssy Velour cloth
chey English mixtures the fabrics Tailoring s
perfect Innings are used Of fine silks
FASHIONS LATEST ACHIEVEMENTS IN SUITS
In collection that aboands every departure Of fashion
concerns the excellent and cloth
Suits for formal wear elegance Suits that
are emueaty satisfactory every ycopslcion silk Innings.
%s ss. sss' sss ss and prices S1995 $50
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-11
HANDSOME MODELS IN WOMEN'S
FINE WINTER COATS

Coats and Coats for dress occasions OF bea
yeiours broadcohs pushes models depicting ideas
many shown with fur collars others With fur band
trimmings; large collars deep cuffs and all featuring
s,', , ns |s .:. ., a ass ssst from S. SIS
WOMEN's AND MISSES FURs-ELEGANT KINDS
Luxurious 10 degree the primo necessities OF
fashion aud miss have lost their
hearts to their beauty Included Hudson seal rcd fox white
Iceland fox black ynx eoney for the little tots Thbe
a a,:s. 'ss.I ,. fox and eo"o, $3.50 $50
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AoVELTY AIT WARE

Profits Eramtiad Wicker Baskets
ivory Trays ana Rp&gs Silver Pep.
pcs and SAT- Shakers Novelty Rose
bad itaItafs and many HeW novel
ties priced very reasonable Is 10 Soc
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-11

Bath Towels, In chicks, stripes, coored borders and
other styles in white. pink. blue yellow aud lavender
an.e,al each Observation-Disclosures. zoe to si2s
uath sets In . vide assortment Of styles put up IN
marbleized boxes consisting of large. small towel
and bath cloth and other sets containing more;
special each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eoo 10 s'"'
New Hath Mats In side range of styles AID color
t,sa.. .uaeiau, prteed each ...... a5e to Sto0
Ar Crashes. in shiie cream. eenl Arabian sray and
the new Bucilla shade from 10 Is inches vide
specially priced yard ......,.....s. 2oe TO sleo
The Tomahawk., 1916-09-14

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The Tomahawk., 1916-09-14
Proper Care of Subnormal Persons by
State Would Make Many Useful Citizens
By ADRIAN !. ELKUS
Ambassador from the United States to Turkey

There and and their number seems to be
increasing ab because of physical mental defects 90
anv kind for regular hours day. whose
has to be selected to fit their particular type These are
generally classified subnormal This does not mean-as ply
oc unable to for them
Selves caring for themselves that they
absolute burden the people at large Ii they
allowed to shift for themselves they practically now a they
ashoue asyums and the recipients OF
bounty has seemed to that the medical profess
sion perform work which would be of the greatest benefit to the
causing investigation of the number persons VINO are
subnorrna finding and for their employment and o
PATTON instead of becoming charge the state as most
them they would be seupporng semalnanng and
health and mind restored to them
York located two great foundations established by great
phanhropsts purpose studying the ills Of the nation and
eneavorng noticed the other day that them
had large surplus for the last year. should imagine
who managed this great fund unable to lind
recipients for its bounty What greater work could be done
great than employ competent physicians to make study
unorunaes and to establish factories under
medical SUPERVISION where they could be put to work suited to
their needs studied and and
the great body polite healthy and
The Tomahawk., 1916-09-14
USE ARABS TO FIGHT L0CUSTS
Soldiers Dig Trenches Into Which
Hatching Pests Were Driven
and Destroyed.

DENIAL Pasha put some thousands
Of Arab soldiers ut Dy brothers dis.
position, and these were set to work
digging trenches into which the hntch-
ing lOcusts were driven and destroyed.
This is the only means Of coping with
the situation; once the 1Ocusts get
their wings, nothing can be done with
them. It was hopeless fight. Nothing
short Of the cooperation Of every
farmer in the country could have won
the day; and while the people Of the
progressive Jewish villages struggled
on to the end-men, women and chill
dren working in the fields until they
were exhausted-the Arab farmers sat
by with folded hands. The threats Of
the military authorities only stirred
them to half-hearted efforts. Finally,
after two months of toll, the campaign
was given up and the locusts broke in
waves over the countryside, destroying
everything. AS the Prophet Joel said:
'The land is as the Garden Of Eden
before them, and behind them DESC
late wilderness. The field is wasted;
the land mourneth, for the corn Is
wasted; the new wine is dried up, the
oil languisheth."
Not only was every green leaf de-
voured, but the very bark was peeled
from the trees, which stood out white
and lifeless, like skeletons. The fields
were striped to the ground, and the
old men Of our villages, who had given
their lives to cultivating these gardens
and vineyards, came out Of the syna-
gogues where they had been praying
and wailing and looked on the ruin
with dimmed eyes. Nothing was
spared. The insects, in their fierce
hunger, tried to engulf everything in
their way.-Alexander Aaronsohn, ir
Atlantic.
The Tomahawk., 1916-09-14

At the beginning of the world war
Brody was thriving commercial CEN
ter with a population approaching TO-
600, more than two-thirds Of whom
were Jews. Its prosperity was checked
to some extent about 40 years ago,
when, after having enjoyed the privi-
leges of a free commercial city for
exactly 100 years, its charter was with
drawn.
Less than half Century before
Brody was created town in the sew
entecnth century it was the scene OF
an important battle in which the Poles,
commanded by their famous grand
hetman, Stanislaus Ponieckpolski, de-
feated Tartar army. This was the
last battle Of Ponieckpolskis dis
tinguished career. For quarter Of
century he was at war with Turks and
Swedcs, his initiation In military
science being somewhat disastrous, for
he was captured by the Turks In his
first important engagement and was
held in close confinement for three
years at COnstantinople. Upon his re.
lease in 1862 he was placed in COM
mand Of the Polish republics forces
and with force of $4,000 defeated co.
600 Tarturs at MartynOw. His achieve
ments against the army Of Gustavus
Adolphus were no less noteworthy than
his long series of victories whereby hs
succeeded in keeping the Ukraine I'M
der Polish rule.
Brody twice suffered from disas.
trous eontlagrations during the nfne'
! teenth century. The first, occurring
In 1901, destroyed 1900 houses, while
the fire OF 1869 reduced 1000 homes
and business establishments to ashes.
The upper waters OF the Styr river
form m Irregular arc extending from
the southwest to the north Of Brody,
being ten miles distant Mt It's nearest
point, toward the northwest. Five
miles from the city, just beyond tho
border on the Dubno-Lemberg railway.
is the Russian town Of RndzlWiloW,
with population Of about 5000.
The Tomahawk., 1916-09-14
A Horrible Accident.

A popular sportsman, being vastly
conceited about his fine figure, wore
corsets to show it Off One day he
was thrown from his horse and lay
prone on the road. A farm laborer
ran to render him assistance. The
first-aid man began to feel the fallen
one all over to see If any bones hap
pened to be broken, and suddenly
yelled out to another laborer:
''Run, Jack, for heavens sake, for
q doctor. Here's a mans ribs runnfn'
north and south. instead O. east and
vest"