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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Gmftkrica bis allfs
11tcilcr, la9t 5cppclin!
gisbcriac Strrii5iiae gcaep GuslonO
u0ren nnr RrobcH bon Ocm,
uas fummeR lulr0.

Bremen, 81. gluglt. (6urtcn
beridt) lleber 6en Gmpiong,
meldcr anpit1n aDuig poni 5or.
neIstoutififi nDeutidlnnO" mo
Dem @rotcn Zeppelin, Der orn Sec.
beloen ullo oeiien 0lonnidait nit
einboIte. in Bremen 3iteil lnltroe,
miro nod uohtrdBlidl gelncl0ct
Cine riciige Mlcuidlennenge bntte
ith Dor Dem 9latbau5 aageionlmelt.
inng g8eutidlonb, 3eutihlano iibcr
dies brabte Sodls ouf 0en aoiier,
aui Snpitdn 8oul adiiig, nlf Icine
Mdnnidaft lmo auf @irafen 3cnpe.
lit aus. Stnpilap aonig uno 0raf
3eppclrn traten abtpchirlno olti 6en
gnlfon binaus un0 ic9riecn Der
0lcugc cinigc gGorte 5u. SraI Sep
pelin 5eigtc mit Dem Singer cuf
6tnei Gifi3iere 5ur See in ltuifurHl
uHD rtef aus: nGiefe 3mei iin0 &C.
lteru itber 2onoou gcilogcn." Gie
S5ene, nelhe otaien 8nrteu folgte.
ipottet aIler gcidreibung 2(LS Der
Iuntalt ii6 eubIjh 10 meit gelcgt
bette, o1B @rdf Zeppelin luic6er
sum 8ort fommen tonnte. rief cr
ot2: a1as mar rur cine tIetlp
4robe, Der magrc &uitfricg tomuIt
crit, uno 5por bis auf5 @teiicr. "
Gicie 8orte goben 0as 5iBnaI 5lt
elmer neuen tpieaocn Gbation. 9to1.
6em iid Die Dlenqe 6eiict geihrieell
bate, beionn fla iih, oaB lie eigant
ltd gcfon1neu mar ral aapitan
a6nig 5u fcieru 2ic ifrieen MN
noh ibm 10 langc, BIS or mieOcr
blrdllstrat, ulh Danu beganncn bic
Cbutinuen aufs nene.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
pflie1toetrerer
SHERIFF nti6hanbelt!
Aanm glanblidJc 3nitauhc crcigncten
iidl lette gIadDt in Der 5taDt
Gina, CbiD.

Gina. o. 81. 9lugtIt. - Croft,
tert ourjlber noB c5 Dem 55eriii
Sherman gIep geltmgen mar, oet
6arbigcn GDurics Guniel5, mclGgr
aagctlo8t mar utf Die @attin oc3
6armcrs sSo6H Barber eincn par-
brcAerilGcu y.aidu 1uternonuuen
gu babct, bor Clner Decentralization
&gnhcrei IN Sitberbett 3u brln0cu,
brad cine erregtc 0teugc 3ucrit in
I0a5 @cfdngnis lmo Damn in 0u3
Sau5 oes SBTiff8 ein. Die erQlt
ocs 2eBtcrGn un0 an0cre e5raucn
.nulBten -alit igreu tletnen &inoerit
.ppr Der 0ut 0es 9G06eI5 fliihtcn,
.moralf 0ieier Der 1Dcriff ieIblt ge-
.moltium aus icineH S1Quie beroua-
rlB. 9tou trat init 15ilben ollf Den
.pIlihtgetreuen gcamteu, bra6 ibul
mebrere Rjppca in0 niBbaH0eItq
i'm in oerart firdtbQter gBeiic, 0cb
cr iidl ihlieBHd bereit crfl1rtc, Dem
.&erltctt 0e9 @elallgcnen an3lgcbcu,
nodoem Hon inn cine Gdlinge I'M
ben pol3 aelDOrien. Gtlpo Dul0crt
2lutomoGile pollr 5delioIc in gltcu-
ihen8eita.t tolBten bem 5bcrtii ins
@ebir8e, no itcb Der 9critet oea
SMudr3cu beiin0et. 8i5 ipdt in
Der 9toht nor nod nicmau0 BON
Der 9ar0r auritdgetebrt.
Gic 6enatlpc3r, iuelhe Dem She.
riii 5ur @ilic tomtucn noatc, Wor
ebcufaaS ilbeupdltigt worocn c6cn
10 0tc auoercn 4Spii3eibearntcn. 40
li5cihcf &eancg Inr0erte bic 8iir9er
oat ietncIl 2rutu 3u Silic SUI fom.
nlrlL abtr nIht eiu Sin5iaer fol9te
Der 9luiinr0eruua. tlluo On bahen
Wir Hpd uotia uH6 liber ME beQalt.
alue aHgeUlide t5rdlticmtcitcn iii
4el8ien 5it creiiern)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31

ite6en. g8ieu ribt gu. OoB riuiani.
ide StreitfrGfte in Der @iurgemc
CSebirgsgeaeuo porbrtngen; iic iol.
len oort bcreits 25 N}eiIcn tiel III
1iebenbilrgeu iteben.
mm1dnien 1eabiihti9t, al 8ulga.
riet ein llltintotum 5u icnocn, IN
melbem Die aauntun9 Serbiens per-
langt miro.
8ie 9itrfei Bot al 9lumanien
arteg ertI1rt.
9ll6oneiiife 5treitfr1ite iino I'm.
ter Dem gefebl bon giia0 4aidn in
Dem 5eerlager Ger 2tlliiertcu 5tt Sa.
loniti eingetrofien imo 6Qben 0ieien
ihre 3ieultc ongebotelL r.a
3rana cine Der 6ailptitd6tc irn
norb6itlidlcn t5riedenIalo lit ron
Den gulguren beieBt luor0eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Gflaatffeiir fat1t
Oicb ilts Ocfinonis!

S0n f5ranfiSeo, Cal, 81. 99.Jguit.
gin beiunfintter 9aHoit, Der iei
flea Narnen ais Sod gpaHs BON
ls8itoao anoibt bcrau6te geiterH cine
tSisiale Der gtuglo. California Sent
uln $4,000, mahrcno er bic 9aan1s
tim init ieinem Mebolper lit Sda6
hielf Or iprni9 io0ann In Gin 3tl.
fillia 0es 9lege5 oaher toAlmeroeS
lliiuHtpbd mo 5pang oen G1nufs
ieitr. il)it mit5u1cAuen. Der G6auf-
feur flttlr ie0p6 ieinen uncrlpilnif.
tgit @ait slt oeiien 5hred in bic tint
0iellen BON bier 8elcgeuc Eorf 20
li5eiitdliolt no Ell iii @elua1riom
aenanincil nnr0g. 1as @et0 murs
ID oplI5aDlig bel Dem 9on0iten bor.
aeianoeii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Giirken Srinoen i'm
hankallls lucitcr per!

@er(nL 81. 2tu9. (duulfeu6eridt)
Qu8 tiirfiidle aricqsulut ucl0etg
Qcitcrn obenn: 5hritt Dor Sd)ritt
0rinoen tilrfiide 5ulppea i'm Sou
toins gegen oic 9ilnicu Dor iul0
brdnQcu Den ticulo meitcr 3lHild.
Qie Ruiien 0ottcH mclwcre iirate.
aiidl lnichtiae 0Gbeu beieBt ueralodl
ten oem glnltiifm Der 5iirfeu jeG0dJ
mdt SIT mioerlebcn uno mm0ea
gcmoriru, Giue 2lbtcilung tilrfiider
sStianteric, Die bealtftraat mur0e,
bos 5hlohtieln uou Sotcn luio 95er.
lnuntetcn SIT iduberu iuto Hbar
1000 eridlloacnc giuiien Der, bic
ipater beltattet wurDgu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
IN 6riccbctlame ocbt's
Sruntcr llIlS Sgiibcr!
0iihiitcrprGiiOent 3oimis rciignicrt;
Der 96nia iull ange6lidl
rntilDben Iein.

Qou6on ~ glua. Cine aus
g(tben bier eingetrDffene 1epeide
ImeIoet: Die griedliidc 9lcaicrltug
lit infolQt Der Hciianation 0e6 g}i.
Iniiterpr1iioentcn 3nimi9 in Gin
g8irrmorr qeraten. aus mcldrn lie
iidl 10 leiht nift berausmideIn fam.
Ga5ll taudeu 8criihte auf, DuB iidb
Der aonig auf Ser 8ludt 6eitnoe.
(2ebtereS lit iebr uniuubrideinlidD
8aimis, Der ont %. sSlni an bic
Spite Der 9iegierlng beruiGu murs
DC, trat pon ieiuent Ioiten 8uriid,
hmeil 9luladtien III ben arieg eiu.
trdt, betBt cS in Der Iepeidle peitGr,
Gr iebte a0nig aonitantin bereit8
Dor 3lDei Mohen int aenntlti5, 0db
lcr icinc Stelung ais Nliniiterprdiis
6eHt nieocrIegen pcroc. joIltc iih Die
.2ugc aui Dem 9uIfun 0ilr6 0eil
IGintritt ghtutdniens iii ben &rieg
mod bermtdelter geitaIten. 3a5
l@eritht Donody G6ntg aouItoHtin
4 iid mad 2ariiia, $50 0teilcn nor0
ltd Don 9ltben begebeu ulo gu
.fludt bel elmer ocutidlen lIlunen=
o6tejlltug 0euoaluen babe, iino bis
ber utbeitQtigt 8teies @eriidt
.pur0e 5uerit BON Dem offi5icllen
britiidleu NrGBDertretcr, Ser Iid I'M
6auptqnarticr ocr 2tliierteu in Co.
louiti beiinoet, perbreitet. 9ieier
berihtet fcrner, onB Iruppen Der
gllliicrten bei Etrdll5, s W}eilen bon
AtbeH gelan0et iino uno NIT grie-
fildeH Iuppeu Elm bibi1eS @eiedlt
5l beitcbcn battan 01ebrere griey
6iidlc 6iiritcn ioaeu i'll 0euiclbcn
.QefolIen iein,
,5rit6erg 0epeifelt npn 9(tbcn BE-
iagelt oaB 0e Gcrtreter 6rdntreih$
rmo Guglm08 iii 9ltben mebrere
GcrIuhe 0enadt bnbcn felt Der
Strieaserfguuna 9fumQnicna cine
2luoien3 nit Dem aonig 5u crlart.
gen, ooh ieieEt TIC le1csrdl llnter
nihtigen 8onDdn0en a68epieicn
iporocu.
0ier in 2onoon lit man Der q(r-
iidt bab init Dem 5tur6 oe5 t3ailnis
Observation-Disclosures Der frii6cre
D}iuiiterpraiioein 9eti8elos tpieoer
ans fu0cr tonnIcu miro. Gieles
lit NIT elmer arieqserfldrlmQ @ric.
denlau09 au bic 3pntrolmdhtc
9leidbc0cutrlt0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
4orcu6iiehc 6arSc
9cgcn Sic Britcn!

2lu8 ocu britiibcn Solptquartier
III 5ranfreid), 81. 2lug. 8ie ulon
con oeutiden Ssriegsgefnngenen Der.
uommeu, itebt ein GROCER Gei( Ser
preuBiider C5ar0en gegen Die 8ri'
ten im 5eIoe. 9lud iullen mebrcre
branoenburgiitle Reaimenter, hit
iitb bel 8erom mt5ge3cidlnet babel
Den griten gegcnilber iiebeR. (g'or
oen @aroen uno 8ranOeHburocrn
ihcinen iomit Die 8rital geipaitiee
0ionldletteu 5u bnbeil trosOem bic
9ancrn ibneu Fisher mohl am itlrf.
iten aar aoer 8elaiiea 1obelt.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
untcrik. Oantpfer
ltltter0e00lt0en!
3man5ig IinRu Der geiabnug cr.
trunfcu, nun MIR iefJa Ntann
iiub aercttct.

9teip CrlcnHS, Ga, 81. 2(u9ltit.
Ger ouctjtoniihe 9ortpier
u2Iomirnt Glnrt", mcItter am II.
2luauit BON @Ort 2lrtHur, Icr., Sic
6abrt nod 9ucnos 2lires nnQetre-
ten 1atte, lit Nod5ren0 zines iurGJt-
barren 9rtan5 ON 16. gLuguit i'm
G3con untcrNcaoagcn, ,}man3ia
Mnnn fonoen Gubei Den g8eQcnto0,
1mo nur ied5s lOur0en BON DER ithnC,
biiden 3arfc vEana" oufgeiiirGt.
mcldc bic SAiii6ritdigen gcitern
hicrher brndlte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
OcmtIcbc brebcn
alIc 2lneriffe nicScr!
Der Icin6 uirO in Der 9Sicar0ic init
ihmcrcn &crlnitcn 5nriid.
gcidllascn.

gerliL 81. Mug, iiber 2unOon.
9ritiidIc uR0 irou50itidlc Strcits
.frdite ltitrluten in Der gtaht BON
gloutoq ami Gicn5tdq iuie0er6olt
geqen Die ocutiden Stellungtn moro.
lid bon Der Sonrme all nurocn
.jc0of init idjpcreu 8erlIiitcu 3lt.
riidqetriebcn. Die 9ritcn qriffcn
pieoerholt an Oer 6ront bon Ibicps
bal, I'M o15 @cb0tt BON Oionqurt
1u; oGc ibre Stlrlnongriffe aber
berlieien rci1ltatIos Gas aricgss
nmt melocte geitcrl abenO fol9en.
oes
s5n 3ablraiden lyrontabidnitten
mar ooS feinOIi6G 6euer Iebbafter,
unmcntlth ell Der 5olmucfront.
gtor6lih bon Der Sommc mie0erbols
ten bic gritcu 3piid,eu Ibicpo1G
uno 8n5icres lire 9lrgrific mil be
trdhtlihen Streittrdften, bod idIt.
gen iie NIT id)tucren 8erlltiteu fiir
ocn Scino Durdne6 febl; on eini.
gen 5tellen fnul e8 gum 5onoge.
nlenge. Dos n6r0ljf Don Cbiacrs
nod NIT @eitigteit anDauert. ,ynt
GclDiucipalo un0 iii00itlid bon
6iuillcmoHt mur0ea &au0granateHs
ongriiie nb9eihlogen.
9tcthta BON Der Maas grifien 0ie
6ran5oieu 3lpiid)eu ben IbiauHollt.
Werfcn uno .Sieurg ionic iu 0cut
benadl6arten 8alOlauo an; Die Mn.
critic bratheu inl 5euer lnierer glr.
tiGerie, Dlnidirgngeidube uHo @e-
mc1re 5uiornHcn.
3itoIid uno iil05itli0 bon e.
D(iDicl lpnren fIeinere lJnterneb.
mun9en crfol9lps.
9yt 2uitfdulpfel mur6en 0rci
iein0lihc Utnihmea cine iii0lih BON
2lrro8, bic beioen anoeren bel ga.
pnune abgcidpHea; eiuc piertc ficl
6itlid BON ct Guettiu in uniere
3dgoc.
Neuig Acncg bon Der Gitfront.
Berlin 81, Aug. (,ytnfc16cridt.) J
slui 0eu oitliden &riegsichult.
plaB lit bic 2ogc I'M uQgcnci1cn
mlpcrduOcrt. Yin ciuigcu 4uiftcn
mar 0as 6elter lcb1afier, nel0et bic
Soceresleitlug.
98eltIid bonn Stofbo6, uohe Gu0.
fa-Gberniide, FAM Is 81 fleiucn 1yn,
fontcricfdn1pfcn 1m0 u0rolid) 0ea
9ticitcr nur0rn idndhlid1c ruff
idc 9tn0riffe ob0cidIoacn. g5ir
moftcn iiber bunoert @cfangenc.
9tabe 2'urs3nop aa Der @nila
gipa, lDur6e im 2uftfon1pf Gin rui-
iiider fylieaer ab0eihoiicn.
8ctro9roo, 81. 2htg. Die
9fuiicn bo6cn Den glonfeuberq in
ben &orpotbcn an DER unqariidlen
@rcn3e beieBt, miro bcltte bier amt,
ItA 8ealcl0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Der. Sf10tcit 1crtrctclt
1snln6nicn in l11iem!

Moi6ington, 81. aug. Die ru-
miiiiidie Sicgiernn9 I,nt bic Der.
anfen eriudlt 9tunidriens s,iltt
rtiie iii eiteFreid llugGrn 3u Der
trsitu, satidlaIter 4eniielo bat az.
itern ieinc Neaierlng bon bieIcut
'slgiulidse Nundniens in Steuitnis oe
lett. Sails bic oiterreid.ungariidle
laeqierlHg 1nmit eiiluerit1nDeu lit.
F0 0ie 9nn0esreaierinN oeit
SslnlIdl Ruulaniens erIuaeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
gSas Die Jlran3oien iaacu.

Goris, 81. 2Iltg, IS miro
hcute nohrujttng oifi3icll bGamtt
9cmodlt, 0oB bic 0cutiAcu lc8tc
9}odt cinen tiignen @anoltrei3 in
Dem ForroD Noloe, 2othriuGeu.
ousfilbrten uuD Die 5tellungen ncr
6ron5oIen iiberrufnpeItet. SpQtar
aber wuroen he 0nrh etncn @eotu-
|ou9riif Dieoer Dertrieben. Son zen
ilbriqen IeiIep Der Jront lit ni5t3
bon 8elong 3u beridtcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
atnliener in iinnlpler 3nt.

9oln, 81. 2[ug. = 9luf 8eron.
Iaiiung Der itGbtiidcn geb5rocn
ipnroen bic g1omen bon aniier
Mil6elm uno aronprin3 fric0rid
Wilbclu ouf ben uorlnorneu "a.
ieln ou4gcineibelt. bic 5unl &c.
1adini5 an zen gciudj Der Nobrn.
5nllern I'M 9tom Dor ctna 20 Sab
rem III einer Wtauer oe8 Sennt9pu.
laites cingcfiiat luorben moran.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Potels i'm Rational
PARK lctlic6en!

e. Goul, 81 2luguit. Nus
3nUerI1Biaer Gltelle ucrlolttqt. BAL;
nIlc 6otel3 i'm ydlomitoue National
Gort idon piergGu ibrc Itileu
idljcbcn mcroat um0 5par pcgcu
oes oro1cnoen NabuitreIt5. 8iabcr
mareu oieieIban bis gum t5. Sep.
tenber ge0ifnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Nnmdncn Oringen tit
Sicbcnbiirgell ein!
Oeitc1scid1snn9ariid1c Grmppcn sie9cn iidb pcr
Der llcbcrmad9t aMf friibcr perbcrcitctc
Stcllmnecm ;urii6.
tsumdnien fent smsarien Gin llltimatun,.

3icn, 81. 9lng., il6er 2onoon
1ls ssriegsamt melOet: Sn alien
aSdiien Der COO stiIomcter laaqen
nim1niIdlel @ebirgsiront battcu M.
icre Grcn5pndrn eriolgreihe &c.
Iedte init Dem 5cinoe. s5nfnigc
DcitreihenDer MISUNDERSTANDING
itarter riutdniid]er Streittrdite iie.
Ien unirre porgeihnbenen glbteilun-
aep pIduutdBig nlf oie frii6er bor-
1 1eiteten 5tellingen 5uriid.
giltorclt. 81. glug. 0eiterrei
djiidje Nlonitore uno gotterien be.
idoiiru oie rnnlaniide Staot gerci.
roua an GiierlteH Ior, 3urmt Se.
verin. ctiDas neiter itromablUdtt8
mo e,hlraGno, no bic 6d9rbocte
ION 9llitlAHf CHS bic Sauptucrs
tehtsitrabe 8mii1en 9utnreit uuo
5uiia beritelIeu. 0ic 5td0te beiisGn
9'attetieu. ylidhantlih miro ous
g9utnreit galnel0et, 0uB bic ruald.
niihp gorbut rod ibrer Gcreinigma
mit oeH sRuiicn ilber cine Dlcilc ms
ilt0lidle Siebenbiirgeu, iiI0Ild pDn
Nerlnnunita0t cingeorlngeH iino
into Aab beim AotcntilrunpaB pcA
Ssdmpic hit @uAgc iin0, bic gGn.
mlna slrpnitaot9 lna0 S)ermului!u0t
iaiteas Der 3ipilbepoItcrmig beDor-
itehe
sui0oH. 3i. 9lag. Cine gepc-
idle alss gtoni cn Bic Central Rcu5
uielOei. adB iie 1tnhridlien au5 gu-
fareit efhultea babe. poaah oic
ttrreidjsungdfiihen lruppcn ror
ssnI glluturH 0er rltmdniid1ea 5rup
zen flieDen mo Grtiduiieu iol9it
aletraspaiie pbue siantpi ouiBettn.
gllaiiIrlil1 idtmtlneq grlpBea
sserlia, 3l. sluanit 2Iac 9r-
ulll0f agt fimaaiidlen 9lcgicrlmG in
s.. ldllan0 iln9 beibIdanobmt bic
gIiisSdliiiHB Dnn t5cl0 0t rtmtGnidla
aiqidldite mo ranalilcbe 5tdatsaH-
pgbdriqe III nerbotcn m0r0cn, Die
,3citunaea In Ielitidtol0 mo
siterreisll. llngarn blben Dereor.
mn gilHnarien tatiahlitb Elm gm
nesgeIlpilr Der 2ultralulad)tG mar.
auuOuucr gcridJtc.
goaooL 5l. stng. Rluudmidse
IrAppcn 0finacn tit oen 9ebir9i0en
Giitfift BON 4ctro5ienp ou Der 9aGu
f1Fo1ltlid uom Grosto meitcr upr
1uO itcbeu jest mebrerc 9fciIcn bon
aronlta0t. gln Der 3pnalL uou ei4|
ipfnel gor big nad eiiurcpo, 5illt-
idjuf 0egcHilber, lit es 3miidjeH|
riterreidIid)ar lno rlunaniider ,!r
tillcrie 3l einem 9efti1en auRpf &C.
tpnlnen. Gas oiterreidiidle 5aupt
auarfier gibt 3n, 0ob iid oitcrrcidl
unqariide Iruppen I'M @icbirge bor
iibarlegenen rumdliidjen 5treittraf
Ten auf porber nor6ereitete 5teGans
GER 5uriidge3o9en babeu. lnl oaBI
filmaiHid|e 5treitfr1fte jett mtr nod
Drgi Wteilen ron a'ronitaot, orr
Nanpthan0eIsita0. 5ieben6iirgena,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31

a9duar8a Cite Gin poiieuoar
Same mir f6nncn parteu bis Arf'
ldlnar3 mer0eG che nie aieQiertug
cmas 9cgal GHglra05 Iprauuel
9ltt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Nlntidci0nnn lpirb baIb fn0en.

Nt0cn 81, Wu9. 9ie t1idlc
Gntlnidellmg ser Greigniiie in bic
itgclt 0tplotdtiidleu stretien IQEt er-
tcnneH, onB @riaheuIan0 innerGul5
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-18


WOULD PAT LIKE TO SEE
you don't know what you are
asking, Pat" said, as my heart be-
gan to go at trip-hammer speed.
why, do you know; but of course
you could not, that you are in the lit
tie book, that all my friends are in it.
I have talked to that book as I could
to no living person. Pat, I cannot I'M
fold all the lives of my Friends in
this way. Everyone would recognize
it and themselves even though 1
changed the names. Why, Pat, I've
cOntided to my little book all I knew
and have thought about your tragic
romance and friendship with Chad.
How would you like to see that in
print?"
Pat turned pale. ''My story" he
said, seems rather trivial, but if you
thought it was a part of the human
document you have spread on the
pages of your little book I would not
object.
you see, Margie, we are such con-
Ceited wretches. We only think of
ourselves and our own little circle of
friends. We say to ourselves, Z can
not let the world know and yet the
world to us is only a few friends in
perhaps one little city. If your little
book is what I think it is, a sincere
and absolutely faithful transcript of
human life. human endeavOT, human
mistakes. Human errors. human lows
and human sOTTows, with your anal
ysis and thought behind it, it should
be one of the greatest helps to men
and women"
But, my dear Pat, don't you see
I'm no saint sometimes l think l
am almost a sinner I have never
pretended to my little book I have
been absolutely truthful and more
sincere than I could ever have been
had I thought the story was to be
told elsewhere.
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= ~ w "A -
HIS OWN STORY IN PRINT
were a MAN. Some might say when
reading about you that you could
never have sacrificed love for friend
ship and found it worth while, and
having done so at times wished you
had not"
How do you know that, Mar
gie?" interrupted Pat, his voice
trembling with emotion.
Simply because you are just a
human being the same as l am" 1
answered. you no more than I can
always live up to your ideas.
You see, l sometimes feel that
knowing art is selection our writer's
make their selection too carefully
their herOines too lovely and sweet.
Their saints are not only without sin,
but almost without human passions
almost without human emotions;
their sinners have no redeeming
qualities.
pat, Pm going to tell you some
thing, something that makes me
very charitable-very humble-and
that is what have found out that the
space between what we call good and
what we call evil is only the slightest
slip of the tongue-the flicker of an
eyelash at times.
Lead us not into temptation
should be the plea of US all, for none
of us that is made in mortal mold is
able always to withstand temptation,
provided it comes in the right guise
at the right time and the right place.
eve pride ourselves on our good
ness often because the particular
bad thing that would appeal to us
has never come in juxtipOsition with
time, place and circumstance, and so
we judge others whose lines have not
fallen in such pleasant places very
harshly.
''That is the reason, Pat, why 1
take so much comfort with my little
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EDUCATE PEOPLE TO
MILITARY NEEDS BY
GENERAL CATECHISM

SIS the United States in danger from
war; What do we need TO make
our defenses adequate?" what would
national safety cost"
These are samples Of the questions
in catechism of defense to be put
out soon by the National Society for
the Advancement Of Patriotic Eduea-
ton.
The society viii issue catechisms on
army needs, navy needs and military
aeronautics. Other questions In the
little pamphlet viii be, Have past
military expenditures proved bad
Investment" How does our fleet
rank?' and How does our army
rank?
The society announces:
The state of justice and peace
among nations can be maintain
ed only when the preponderance Of
military power has been gathered into
the hands Of pacific peoples, and until
such transfer of the balance of mill
tary power has been effected the safe
ty of nation is assured.
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LOST
CORPORATION NOTICES
NOTICE or CALLING or BONDS
FOR PAYMENT

Walalua Agricultural Company, Ltd.
Notice ID hereby given that, pursu-
ant 20 the terms Of that certain mort
gage or trust deed dated March IL
1906, recorded In the Hawaiian Reg
istry of Deeds In Eiber 30. page 109,
given by the Waialua Agricultural
Company, Limited, to the Hawaiian
Trust Company, Limited. as trustee,
securing an issue Of $780, 900 In
bonds, the said Waialua Agricultural
Company. Limited, has elected to pay
the whole Of the outstanding or unpaid
portion of said bonds upon the 3lst
Cay of March, 1915, and win redeem
all of said outstanding bonds, with the
interest thereon to said 31st day OF
March, 1916, by kle payment thereof
at said date at the office OF the Har
Waiian Trust Company, Limited, In
Honolulu.
And notice is further given that, II
any bond 50 called forspayment shall
not be presented to the said trustee
ON or before the said 31st day OF
March, together with all coupons un-
matured. said Waialua Agricultural
Company, Limited, VIII then deposit
with said trustee. to the credit Of each
of said bonds not so presented, desig-
mated by the number thereof, q sum
Of money IN gold coin, a. required IN
the said bond, equal to the amount
required for the redemption Of such
bond, with the interest thereon to the
date Of redemption, which deposit, BY
the terms Of said mortgage or trust
deed, viii be q full payment Of the
said bonds and coupons a. between
the company and the holder Of such
bonds and coupons, and thereafter the
holder Of any such bonds and coupons
must look to the payment thereof,
with accrued interest, only TO the sum
20 deposited In the hands Of the trus-
tee, and the company shall 10 no wise
be chargeable with interest upon said
bonds or with any claim IN reference
thereto or for the coupons Aforesaid.
said bonds ceasing to bear interest ON
and after said date Of March 81, 1916.
Dated. Honolulu. January Is, 1915.
CHAS. H, ATHEHTON,
Treasurer, waialua Agricultural Com
pany, Limited.
6372-Jan. is, 10, -, Is, -. Feb. 2, 5,
9, IL, is, 10, %, 26, Mar. 1, 4, .,
II. IS. IS. - Is -
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Secretary Redfield reinstated Robert
Reid and Charles G. Eckliff, suspend.
ed as steamboat inspectors in connec,
ton with the Eastland disaster.
Former Mayor Oliver B. Monroe, of
Melrpse, aged 50, Tor many years a
financial and textile editor, died Of
asthmatic trouble at Melrose High.
land, Mass.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-18
SOFT DRINKS.

Our soda viii make your business
grow. Hon. Soda Water Wks. Chas.
e. Frasher. Mgr. 61o6-1yr
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SAMPLE ROOMS.

II you want good quarters to display
your samples in Hilo, use Osorio's
store. 59l0-tf
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United States MINIS during Feb
ruary turned out $4,000 coins. worth
$685.. $50.
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HOTELS

The Pierpoint. formerly Cassidy. only
home hotel. Waikiki Beach: con-
sists Of individual cottages and sin
gle rooms; cuisine excellent; 10e0-ft
promenade pier ct the end Of which
Is splendid bathing pool and beauti-
full view. e005 Kalia road Tel
2S7s. Terms reasonable sSe2.tf
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

The Transo envelope, timesaving In
vention. No addressing necessary
In sending out bills or receipts. Ho-
nolulu Star-Bulletin Co., Ltd, sole
agents for patentee. II