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Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-31
ASKS OLD GLORY
GUARD THE U-BOAT
Koenig Appeals for American
Protection for Submarine
in Neutral Seas.
IS IN FEAR OF ATTACK
BULLETIN.

Baltimore, July 30.-Although the
German merchant submarine Deutsch-
land was still at its pier tonight, de-
velopments indicated the intention of
Captain Koenig, the commander, to
leave in short time.
Baltimore, Md, July 30.-The Ger
man subsea freighter Deutschland lay
snuggled in its barricaded berth at
Locust point tonight, all ready to
start on its perilous homeward voy-
age. The tug Thomas F. Timmins,
which met the Deutschland at the
Virginia capes and conveyed it to
Baltimore, was close by with steam up.
Officials of the Eastern Forwarding
company, the submersible's American
agents, adhering to their policy of
reticence regarding the sailing plans
of the underwater liner, refused to
comment on tn, Washington dispatch
sent out late today concerning the
probability of its sailing tomorrow or
the intimation that protection was de-
sired for the Deutschland in Ameri-
can waters.
Plan Second Tug.
That they are concerned about the
boats safety during its run down
Chesapeake bay seemed to be indi-
Gated in report, regarded as reliable,
that it is planned to have second
tug accompany the submarine and the
Timmins as far as the capes to guard
against the possibility Of accidents"
en- route.
One Of the Deutschland's navigat-
ing officers and several of the crew
were on shore leave tonight, with Or
ders, it was said, to return aboard
ship by midnight.
Protection Ordered.
Washington, July z9.-Special pro-
lection for the Deutschland when it
starts out of American territorial
waters was asked of the American
government late today, with the init
nation that the boat would leave Bal
timore some time tomorrow
After conferences between State,
Treasury and Navy department Off
cials, it was ruled that no extraordi-
nary precautions could be ordered be-
cause the United States views the
Deutschland as an ordinary merchant
man.
1t is understood that the application
for protection was made through the
collector of customs at Baltimore and
that Captain Koenig, the submarine
commander, desired coast guard cut
ter or naval vessel to escort him down
Chesapeake bay and to the three-mile
limit
Small Craft to Follow.
Unless steps are taken to prevent
it, the submarine probably will be fol-
lowed out by fleet of small craft
carrying newspaper correspondents,
photographers and sightseers 1t is
said, too, that the Germans fear some
British merchant ship might go to
sea in the wake of the Deutschland,
advertising its presence to the allied
cruisers awaiting off the Virginia
capes, or even attempting to ram it
as soon as it leaves American terri
torial waters
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-31
LAST
WEEK

The Bee Carried
1928 MORE
Paid Want Ads
than in the same weed
\ year ago.
Every week for
the last five
months the
increase has
been MORE than
ONE THOUSAND
PAID ADS per week.
"Think it over.s
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-31
Great Fire Reported
In Russian Capital

Berlin (Via Sayville), July 30.--Re-
ports of ag reat conflagration at
Petrograd, in which a bridge across
the river Neva, twelve large steamers,
including several transatlantic liners
and the Putiloff gun works and other
establishments were destroyed are
printed in the Lokal Anzciger.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-31
Engineer Fatally Injured
When Water Heater ExpIodeS

John w. Kinnison, engineer at tho
David Cole Creamery company's
plant, died Sunday IL ming at the
Lister hospital from injuries suffered
when a hot water heater exploded
where he was working. He is sur
vived by his widow and four children.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-31
Los Angeles Woman
Seeks Son in Omaha

Mrs. Edith X. Beden, Ills Howard
Boulevard, Los Angeles, has written
to the Omaha police asking them to
try and locate her nineteen-year-old
son, Edwin J. Beden, whom she be-
lieves is i'll ir this city. She has sent
money to defray his expenses home
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-31

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March /:
Normal temperature .................. rs
Excess for the day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
Total excess since March 1.............1s1
Normal precipitation ..........0.l2 inch
Deficiency for the day ........0. IL inch
Total rainfall since March 1....9.6 81 inches
Deficiency since March 1.......8 As inches
Excess for cor, period, 1915. %. 96 inch
Deficiency for cor. period, 1914. 8. "a inches
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-31


SILL Oklahoma
military which
is reduced from 1875 60 WELL
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-31
From Stations at 7 P. M.


T indicates trace Of precipitation.
L. A. WELSH, Meteorologist.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-31
1t Pays to Advertise

Advertising pays the advertiser
who makes II pay, and the sursst
way Of making it pay Is to put the
advertisement In THE BEE.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-31

Baltimore, July 30.-Although the
German merchant submarine Deutsch-
land was still at its pier tonight, de-
velopments indicated the intention of
Captain Koenig, the commander, to
leave in a short time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01
Points of Interest About Skagway / rr

Fishing-Salmon. trout and grey ling.
 Chilcoot and ChilCat - Primitive Indian villages.
 Rcid's Falls and Elks Falls-vcry beautiful.
 Dewey Lakcs-Uppcr and Lower In the mountains.
 Grave of Soapy Smith-The dcs. perado who ruled Skagway in the early days.
 Aurora Borcalis Magnificent Northern lights
 Nightless days-ReadinG and talk ing pictures at midnight.
 White Pass & Yukon The sccn- ic Railway of the world.
 Best and cheapest accommoda- tions can be had in Skagway.
 Burro Creek-Across the bay. - Beautiful falls and scenery, fishing. hunting and mountain climbing.
 Inland Passage-Seattle to Skag- way-One of the most beautiful in the world. Palatial steamships and every possible comfort.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01
The New Skagway
(By ANDREW STEVENSON

~ OKAGWAY is a city forging to N the front in 2pitc of many of
 the sevcrcSt hcndicaps ever placed upon community in the North. Had it Lot been for it's mag nificent harbor. standing at the head of the world.famed inside passage" and for the natural resources of the adjacent territory. it is doubtful whether the city could nave over come tho obstacles placed in her way by the thousands upon thous- ands of gold-nad Individuals. who rushed through the place in the early days. caring not what the aftermath might be.
 With q conglomcrate mass of indi- v.duals bent only upon selfish gain, with no thought of contributing eith- CT character or money to tho develop mcnt of Alaska or Skagway, there came a few earnest. dependable souls determined. to count for some- thing more in life than the multitude just referred to. To these noble, earnest. faithful individuals. coupled
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01

Famous Chilcoot Pass Where many lives were lost in the carly days.
 White Pass City - Where 10000 gold hunters camped.
 Mountain Climbing - Mt. Dewey. (630O feet. A. B. Mountain. Face Mountain. Clone Mountain (SO0S feeO Rare and healthful sport. Try 1t. 1t will do you good.
 Denver Glacier-Easy to reach and climb. extends 100 miles into the mountains.
 Launching and Rowirg-Numerous launches and row boats.
 Town of Dyea-Wherc whisky was smuggled in early days.
 Fortune Bay See wreck of old ship Canada"
 Chilkoot Cannery - Where each year thousands of fish are caught and canned.
 Fort William II. Seward Gov. ernment troops station.
 Haines Mission-Historic old vii. lage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01

with many of tho most wonderful natural resources in the entire world. Skagway owes the strong foundation upon which is now being built city of strength and character.
 Splendid as are many of the town sites in Alaska. Skagway. it may be reasonably claimed. has the most ideal location of all. and with com- paratively little expense and effort there may be developed here a city of no mean size.
 Skagway is the terminal of neces- sity, of most of the ocean going boats coming north from Seattle and Vancouver, and therefore by far the greater majority of passengers for the Northland touch this point. It is from Skagway that the famous White Pass and Yukon Railroad starts and, therefore, the port is one of the chief points of entry to the great interior land to the north. The shops. round houses. terminals, wharves and ore bunders of this
 (Continred on Page 26)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01

Photographic communications to all the world; also daily ncwspa- per. ---. ----.
 Rainfall Averages annual rain
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01

TWO IN ONE-The EMPIRES way for everybody. The EMPIRES ads" keeps the housewife informed of all sales and the news columns arc right up to the minute on the days news.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01

, fall 22.49 inches. Very light in
 summer months. ! Walking-IOu can walk for miles without crawling through under ] brush and weeds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-01

(Continved on Page 26)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

Sobre bin0ltrd Sns gpnnnltuan Be.
iudjte mo cine srilnolide. oeutid,e
@r5ieHuug eenoB. 1876 febrte bic
6omilie mad amerifn suriid. mo
Souis 8ranoeis besoa oie llriDerH,
TIT 6nroaro, no er fifD ser ssuris.
pru0enS mi0mete ulo 1873 an Der
Spibr ieiHer aIoiie qroouierte. CT
IieB fid N 9pito nie6er uu0 BAT
Riteem bon prntfi5ier! dber Oft
wdbrenD ser 2eb5eiten feiner GItern
QouisUiHe beiudt uno bettt bier
5nbIreihe 5reunoe. Gene Mhter
fnrb 1901 uil0 iein Iater 1906.
Sem einsiger fberleben0er 0irefter
&~ngeb6riger 1T fem Bru0er 4Ifre0
bon Der @etrei0efirmo 4. Branoeis
& Con, ein Munn Der bier cine
BadIt a~naeiehene SteGune en-.
uiilmf 3wei Snwefteru, Trui
Cfto Reble uon 2pnjspiac mg6
Droa @borles NngeE OOH ct. louis.
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0ertid in BEN gplfsidnlcn.

Sit Chicago bat man III Der Hs-
TEN 3eit erfoI9reide AnItrewgungen
CUR ausbreitung un0 @ertiefung
les 9eutih tliiterrihts in ben
golfsihuIen gemad)t. 9ort Die
bier ntuB Der llnterri6t int 5. @raoe
~gIrgefibrt weroen, Derln 90 gItern
o0er 8orraln0er es fDilnideil, &ir
~entnebmen Der Ghicago abenopoit
foIgenber 8eridt uber Die oortise
gepegling:
ia Die 8abI Der oll unterridt
IN Der oeutlden Sprade ~teiluebmeu.
ben GIenentnrihaler Itf int per-
gangenen Sabre gang beSeuterb rer-
gr0Bert bat, iab Der 5dulrat iidl
beranlaBt, Bel aufftellung oeS Sa6.
~resbuogets dudj Die gepiQigung oa.
fit elftiprehetlo gu erboben. @oris
ges Sabr itall6en MIR $3339 0aiiir
CUR @erfigung, fir oieies Sa5r o6er
muroen S15,t10 oafiir a~llsgeporien.
gs miro an benz n6tigeu @eloe olio
niht fehIen.
On Die G6ieogoer SeafIda @e-
burt ODER abitouimulg ergebt bier
NIT uolt neliein Die auffor0errutg,
oaiiir 81 iorgei, 0aB lire ainoer
audi an 0ieienl unterridt teilReb.
men, Son ben $4,000 SdiiIern
nto GdiiIerinaeit weldc 5ur 3eii
IN ben offeutIideu SdllIen Die bout
Idle 5prade erlerneri, iino beEanrt-
lid 1900 Die ainoer bon nidt
0eufib iprehcnoen gLtern."
gs 1T bies cine erfreuIi9e Rad,.
ritt, bic ben Geanern oes 9eutih.
urterriftg in Re6r1sfa 8u Senteii
geben ioate, als 0a Fin6, elm aHgher.
5iger Sfulrat, Der 6os @eieb ini
@eridt nlgefodtenb uao Elm oeut.
ider Suoas, Der es in. Ser 8reIie
ME Der 9ullb ben glonO aabelte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
Gus fremont, Jle6r.
g0er @arid Der brntideH slOlsr"
5lnitrierter gortrag i6er ben @elt.
fries, bon .6errn EaFtOr y.
Sautes, 5reitas abcnS.

Gem 9ubllflim BON 6remont uu0
ll1naegello wiro %FSreita9 abeu0 ben
4. 9ebrliar EN- ieItener @enuB ge.
boten peroen our6 nen ianitrierteu
gnrfrqg oeS @errn Boltor q. 5aus
tes l6er ben @eItfrieg i'm 5remort
Spernbaus. Gas 31ema 6es Dor
TRACES Ioutet Der gearif) Der oeuts
id]ea a0ler~, ullo iDir0 en- Ourd 300
inteseiiarte SLIDER inuitriert iper
ben. Der &eolcr bat ieinen @or-
trag mebrere 9tale IN Gbicagn ilno
1u0eren GroBitdbten bes ennbes NIT
beoentenoem grfolg geboIten uno
ioate 1nh III Fremont eiii Sablrei
DIES &abIItim 1n5ieben. Sin 5reun0
Der 2ribiiie dils 3remont, Der NIT
6errn &uItor Sfutes perionIih be.
FAINT lift uno feinen gortrng tDorru
emnfiehIt. idreibt gIieier gortrdg
ioIte in alien Stdoten oes oan0es
geh0rt peroen.4 AIio GreHoe aberto,
ben a. april, i'm 6renlont 9perH-
baIig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

in BEN Rode IsIt. nnb ba iiibIis Ct
ben 4epolper.
Gr rib ibn berbor unb fdOB In
penigen SetanDsn idmtlide 4alros
men db.
Tns @strappsI mar DerItummt In
per Jerne, ODER
Jn atemIoisr Gpannung Derbarrte
Der 9reis. barlJ ia bnna srtonts bas
Stampten aufs Hsas unb tam
nGber.
aberutaIs itisg bsr RittmsiIter BON
pferoe, fpisberum ipolIte er fragm,
bod Der Baron fabts Jpn pDrilOs
am Arm uno 5os iHn IN bic Trims
mer oes 6aules DOL be ubr.
num 10 llbr inn pie stOlaten bier
gspeien."
Der SFfiSitr bslnb TA bos @srt
senau, ibsriegis sinen AugsnbIid unb
rstnts oain Dem alien 3errns be
piano. sd mills periuhen."
Aon in Dsrfelbsn Minute fab Der
9uiar ipisoer I'M Sattel. elm tur3er
oelebl, IND bic S9puDron iprsnste
bacon in J%oriisBung oss Nsgss, ben
ne getOmmen mar, Der dugIsl1 bic
tin5lgs Ab0ugsmUsliqtsit filr bic
9tulIen gebIlOst BADEN tonute.
Aun besann fit 5iirsen 9rGnbes
cine unlagbar aualpOlls 3sit bes
Wdrtsns, IN Der bic Seele baItlos
Spii9en 9oIfsH unD @srsueen sins
p~srtrrte glei9 Dem Penoel eIler ubr.
9olle Drei Stunoen = bic tiighters
lihlten i'm 2eben pes alien Barons
= psritriben. Die Radt mid Der
Gdmmerung unO Die 9dmmerung
.Oep Sage.
/Daren Die 9uIaren ms @erberbsn
geritten2
pa, i'm Gasin Der MOrssnrDte,
gang hinten TN Oiten taudisn puntie
dut. Us 1pnatsn aoiatn iein, es
tonnteH bic quilreH lem, Die npn
ausfa1tsIolsn yernlhsn abgeisben
DntteL Sie Puntte pndIen.
Scr Qlte ftfeHgte ieine no1 5isns
lid I9arlen aueen an. So, bic Sus
iorsu parsn e., absr dr9 ruIiis
l9s JublolOattn uno 9err bes
Dlmmels - Elm 3auernipagsn. Nds
psr uno nd9tr tam Der 3ns. Dem
8reis 5itterieu bic anie. ytur CAB
es tAne 3nsijsl mtbr, dui BEN Aas
gen iaBen 9o4tsr ano GutsI; bic
raIiifGen Solsatsn absr batien tsine
@eDebre. Das @siitt oss Riitmeis
tiers ltrablts. Die yieidspshr let
nsr sariiaen Maisitdt mars, Die bier
gebauIt bat = Die iunge 5rau iiel
ibrem Batter I'm ben 5als.
rDas lieet an Dem 5aus. Sd
babe ia ouh bid pieDer. 9nB Id
naa all Der Rot uno qein Oieie
StunOe erls6sn bari, perbanten mir
ben beutE6sn 6uInrsu, ben unlern."
Ger @reis Itrsi9slte bns Snnr Der
5Odter. slno Nuttsrs uhr,N iliis
asrte er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

guttih oes Observation-Disclosures inter
Eoit, fno %beritOrben. Sein Snfel,
mad benz or bennnnt nliroe, tpdr
Der befoaute 9iedtsgeIebrte unb
&iHeHidaitler 2onis q. 1elbib,
an Den lid Defenders bic dltere @e-
neration rod erinHern oiirfte. SER
grnnoeis berbeiratete iid nit Sri.
alice @olonarf pon 9etp Oorf uno
Fat 5uei erIDatiene G6hter.
SER @ranoeis BAT bisber ME eJh
oifentLines Amt betleioet, aber an
offenfliden angeIeaenbeiten Oft re.
gen, 9erporrd9en0en Anteil getiom.
men. Dor etiDn feds SabrM ipielte
er cine be6eilten0e Aoae Ia 0er Bin.
do .gaGingr . &ontroperie nor Dem
8ongreb miD mar ciHer Der 9ertre.
Ter oes gin6ot- 5Iigels fpdter frat
er dls gertreter Der 8erlhiffer Dor
Der 9DiihenItontIihen 9ertrbrsfoms
milton auf nn0 eridien aud III ale
oereu glagcIegen6eiten %untionnler
glatirr; er mar ). g. 1910 @oriieer
oeg S9ieo5geri1ts, Oas ben Streif
Der aleioerdrbeiter in Stem Dort
iflihlete. Gin berporrogenOer
9fe6fsgeIebrter, bot er aud cine
Reibe BON SGriften perfoBt uno lit
beIonoerg auf Dem @ebiete oes aor.
po~rotipns., @eriihernngs, mo ar'
teitergeieteg BON bober 8eOeitung
uno GROCER G~rfabrllng. &err 9rnn-
Oeis lit inbeiien nift nur Slriit,
ionoern aud MeuihenfreiutO ul0
natlirgemaB beion0srs all alien in.
.tereiIiert mas feline eigenen 5tan.
m~esgenoiien betrifft; err lit einer Der
Subrer Der 3iouiitiIten 9erUegnng
lit Den Ger. Stanten ttno mar crit
por eiaigen GoHen in louisville,
mo er i'm Siitereiie oieier geDegung
i'm 9ritb 5bolom 8erupeL eiiien
@ortrag belt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
3atsrnutioualsr yoabltbfatl.
sGidiaIe bielsr gOiTafe, bic BON ben
Scr. @laaten an~sasinnnt werbenA

SGi6iale bielsr @UiHade, bic BON ben
Ser. @iaaten anseeiauDt uerbsns>
4idbt etipa bon Jobn BUNS Frsden
&auDereien allsritnnil6er mo ions
Tiger 90iiIaaA fol- bier bic aeoe
leiu, tpnpern pon FINER 5prm bon
gojtois0liabl, Die nInts nit Dem
ssrte9e 3u tuii bat uno DAbriheinlid
NOD nlemals taGgrdpbii9 eripdsnt
motoen III, absr Dem DRlel Gum
Diele WliBlidttiten unO 8srlulte pers
uridmt.
giss 1T ndmli5 bas abban6sns
iommen ftsler amerttaniIGen pOits
iaae uno sbsuteI bonn 9Ienfte Der
Ser. Staaten, Hameatli9 iOIdsr, Die
nah iiiramerit. ganosrn ssian0t
ipbrben lpartn unb einfa1 ME pieoer
5urudgetoMmeR iinbi 9or tursem
ma9te IiH bic amsritdnii9s pcftOerz
paItnHg gum erIien Ylale ernItlihes
aopF3st5renm lbsr bieie rdtfelbaitn
8erfluhtiguHget bon pOItidder. IS
ging ibr EN- Brief 81, tpeIfsr bas
srftt aidt nuf bitie mpitertOfe De-
ihihie mari.
Dieier Brief srSahlte ndmIih gang
pomnDii6, ME Elm nforfi9rittlt4er"
iioumeritanf9tr 5aHbelsmann ale
Miarquiisn Isinss 9n0ens aus Mlos
tsrinl BON 9oFlGdeB Der Der. Staas
len 5uiammsnsslsst babe uHo OrOents,
li6 ftcl3 oarauf fei! 1aturli4 ma9s
ts bieie MitteiIung bic @~oflbe9Orbe
Heugierio uno fibrie 81 sintr Dsis
tsren Ilnteriudung. Dabei trgdb Fid
Die zotia1s, baB Ons seitreifIe itarte
Utaieriai, aus peldem bisis Yoits
fade haupiIGdIi1 bsItehsn, tinen gang
belonoeten Asis fir oas 4age Oes
our9i9aittli9en anteiniI1 : Amsris
tantrs BAT unD Dor alien fir iebr
niinideustDsrt aIs GtOff fir aIsiosr
gilt
50 fab Is Elm 2an06risftrdger in
FINER ber iiibnmsritnuiI9s Republiz
len ais Elm itGnbiges 9Drrsht lsines
Amtes an, feline ldrntligen AIstosr aus
poRfGGen BON sutsn GnieI Gam
MAIDEN al toRhsu. Gs lift Ties nint
nit groBsn Sdnisrigtsitsn Dsrbuns
ben, nao man bsaausrt Hur, oaB Die
ses aseisgsns MaieriaI nidt aLStmsiu
oaFiir auftrsibbct, rep. ItsbIbar tit.
Gin pdar LANCER, tnssr amtritanis
Idsr Yoltheata tricrcert uar isbr
psnia umf9ntiOal. nm Elm 9adr 9os
zen oaraAs 3u malsH, pdbteHp man
In tinsn stDas lusitersn eotbsuisI
nur armIOder gu ihneibsn brauht
Inn Elm bortrsffIi1es 6rmtlloits 6smo
81 hahsH. limo bic guhitabsH IL.
9. Wail", ipslds auF Ods MnierioI
gslisinpelt FRO, pfrieiasn naa Dem
Geidmod Des 2dieiniih ; 4msritd.
usrs sInsm iaInta AIslouagsFiud q.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
gnnaesridlter eunis .. granDsis.

gnnhesridfer eOHis Q. gran6ris.
lleber ben 8oltoner anrpaIt 2ouis
Teilbis gran0ds, ben Br1itoent
NiIfon 0ieler Gage fir 01s @unoes.
oberaeriht noniiTiert bnt-0ie bette
Domination IN ben gar5en bret SAB
rem Ieinqr b~isAerigen au1tstdtgteit.
oober Die oageineine ueberrniduna
entneE1aen mir Gem a20EnsuilLe
anseiser~ noditpbenoe MHgabeH;
6err Bron0eis murDe am Is. So
renIbsr 1856 III 2ruis1ine ale Der
Gohn pom a1OIph 8ran0eis, einem
Getrei6esg rcbbanoIer. mto ieiner
Mottin 6risoevife geborem. 3mladlt
beilKhtq er oie oangoTs BIER bette
heHoc Guabb.a eilmamRidle 0entI6e
Sdlle uno ooff Die Guoben-0oh.
idYhIe. no er 1872 ara6uIerte Serr
TnoIph grun0eis prrsaa bolb earuiIE
mlf ifiner 1oFnIiie nod 1atidanno
mc 2euis Nrunhfis HI Hrasben orel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
nsn befon0ag pirIunasDonen alls.

nsn Defenders pirtunssCcaen aass
Idmud.
9as lit absr nod uift dies. @isls
fan nsroen in floamerison den
2dnoern ppllGde Der Ser. Gtaaten
aud gerne OaSu benubt, Obtt unb
nod ouerbanO lOntios MarsH su be-
forosrn, uno man t0antt md bief
mebr oabon 9sbrau4en, ols in bisie
Heaionsn 9eIdRgen.
SHeniidtIt9 lit 0ns Ganfen bieIer
YoItiade 3u einen groben Btmeins
fhooen geporoen, i~psnigltsns bonn
Geii9tspunlt Der Ser. GtaateH aus.
yeretts babsu heri9isosHe aoutuIe
dnb aA0ere 8ertreter Der Yer. Gtaos
ten in ben garl6ern, beusR Is nttres
oitiert IiHb, Gdritte In oieTer Sa6e
getnn, NsIdsn erfolg bieisIben ia
ben tperDeR, bleiDt a~b3uparlen; Oo9
Ie0enfaas mirb Is barber ieine
s6tinofGoft" ssbeH.
Die gstteilung unb MieOereins
iammlung btr dmsritanii6n Bolts
fade riros i4 aud ohns bietss be-
idamenOe Sapiiel oft i6ipierig uno
miblih genua geitaItenl Nidt utnis
ger ais bier Wiainnsn Gdds unb
ppOu6es' tperoen bafar btourfi, bic
Snlanbs un0 AusIano goIt Ger
Yer. Slaatea 3u bssorOern; uno thre
aontronitrung ipiric ibrs qusbsf.s
ring btlbst elm iebr lmtanartifss
@eladft. unIdnsIf baden aub bic
eroruifde ON panamafanaI
Dem amsritanilh DEF YoIioisnlt arohs
Werlgenbelt Derurtant. 100, 200
yofidds marin bon San granisco
aus ibsr bic aanaI : Route aelanbt
morosn. nm rs1issiiig fHr ben sv,isrs
tags : AH0gaug oen Often srr.id.n
"a tonusn, = 3tuti Gage aber. sbe
lie ben aonaI erreiften, iuurOe 0srs
ielbe bur9 bic ~2nnorutIhe oui unsl
bsltlmmfsrs Set eeiperrt, Hao bic
ppitinGtn madbtn lett Die Ionupies
tiss asiIs I'm oos Rae 6nra bkrum!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
@ieSrr in fEreidsit.

SonlDH, z. Sebr. - Der tatfiide
BeurgaIfeniAI HnO 5Dei firtifde
@iseEOniuln, bic in GaIsHiti Der.
baftet nab ami tiatm fran5SFiden
&riegsidiif mad bier gebfadlt mHr.
ben, HHb nmf AnwsiinHg Str IRAN
s6Fidsn 3esisruns eHtlaHen mOrbeH.
Sie iinS in gesIeitnag ihrer Jami-
lien mad Der Gdlpeis ~absefabren.
IS mira btfaHnf gemadlt, ban Der
~bufgnriidlt apginl, Der inter gisi.
dlsn limitaHseH BerIaftet purbe,
raeHFans oie 6reIbcIt luIgOsr erijal-
ten IOa. es
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

u. Tie @tHe, lpic an unfsrtn mobsn
erTi6iG6, lit bigrIiir be bette 8orm; Cb
an fdIonlen obsr tatttrsn Gigurtn, INNER
bat lie ben Rfia bir aleioidmttit fit iid.
Gas Mobtu In fiir anbsre Stoffnrlen
ebtnIaus pof5igIi4 gseignet pnb pirtt in
@elpet 0bsr Geibt, popliR uab guh
ehengo. fdid unb elegant. 9it Serfsrung
erForoert sbti G@HttsmuRer. 9ailsn.
IGnitt go. 1926 it IN Cr0Bm bon "a
Biz A gruRnsite stbdItli3; RodIhnitI
30. 1877 bon 22-32 3atnfuiptte. @rs
forb,rfNl sum eon5tn &lsibs iinb 5sz
g)orbs BET 81 3ol grsiEe. DtI Rod allen
brauat 3A Narba BEL "a 9oa 9rsiis; bic
sniIe 3h BET n 3oa 8rsits unb IL
garb gum au!isr.
gtHtnunss Gnt5eiIuneeH:
Gieff DgaHeI .Dr,UeB III traefh
stue aorefe atpen ElnienbuTa esi
ggeiieR afidbidt. Wan ache NurnHis
NIB groke unD Die ools dortAe oeuts
i'd M unh it46p hen Er'rs1r nshi
10 Gents an isees beIteuts @uifer az
Sds
Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept
1911 ssmars 81.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-18
Go to the Tavern

The Tavern is situated at the foot
of Lakeview hill. three miles north
Ct Carson City, and is one of the
most picturesque spots in Nevada.
You will make no mistake when stop
ping there. Everything is run in
hrst-class order. Free music and
dancing; also free picnic grounds to
autoists who desire to rest.
r. T. BRIGHT,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-18
Keep Out the Flies

Door and window screens, all
kinds and sizes. Will supply on short
,otice anything not in stock. Oroer
early. Sierra Nevada Wood and
Lumber Co. ml6-tt
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-18
Fresh Candies and Fruits

Candies, fresh made every day from
pure sugar. Fresh fruits Of all kinds
daily by express. Free auto deliv-
cry.
j27-tf GOODIES, opposite P. 0.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-18
Sacramento Saloon.

The place for enjoyment and rest,
enjoy a fresh glass Of Fredericksburg
beer and rest while drinking it. al7-tf