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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23
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Stem gorf, 90. SUM Ser nod
mei8bare 8orrot on @etrei0e in Den
Ser. Staoten betrng am 5arnstog,
ben IL. Sum, mad Dem geridt Der
91eip gorfer @etreioebebor0e: g8ei.
5en, g(bnobine S61 900 9uibels;
8ei5en iii 8olio, glbnobme 1,793,-
900 8ulbelS; Y}ois, gl6nobme q.
100000 8uibesl; Safer, abuobmc
1064 900 9uibels; 0afer IN gono,
3unobme $4,000 guibels; Hoq.
gen, glbnabme, 191 900 8itibels;
@erite, abnnbne. 325,000 9uibels;
@erite in 9oro, 3unabule 47,OO0
Gulbels.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23
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luu(btige 61ldge!
t3ridt Sen tt)iScritanS scr tsm1cnbcrScn IN
tDclbpnicn nieSer ms treibt Scn SeinS
auf CMtsk SnriiG.
Rinsenburs last anf ieiner Sront ansreifen.

ienIioc ergriffen. Die ruIiiIden
5teIungen werOen NIT einem pab-
rem @eidoBbaeel iiberidiittet unO
oetti6e Snfauterteulaiien ieseu gum
Sturm an.
oonbon 23. syltni. Die bent.
iben un6 0iterreidnngarii6en
5treitfr1fte in BolbDnien iesten
ben 9tuiien III elmer geipaltigen OF.
feniibe i9arf 5it uno ba6en cen Dor.
mari6 Der 9tuiien gum Steben ee.
bra6t. glQem 9lnihein mad befin.
ben iid oie oelitihen @erbiinoeten in
ienen AbiAnitt i'm @orteiI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23
11)etterbcri6t.

Sir Smoba uno lttngegen0:
Sdon beute a6eno uno San8tag.
Gtmos filbler beilte abeno. g81r-
mer Sautstog.
Sir g1ebrasfo; Sd)0n beute
ubeno 1in0 5omstog. Gtipos fiji.
Ter I'M oitIiden Cell beute obenO.
Steiaenoc Gemperatltr Sonstae.
sir Soma: 560n beute obenO
1titD Saustag. aitbler beltte abeno,
mariner Sautstog.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23
gun Ser italieniidlen ;Srpnt.

@ien, %. SUM. (lleber Berlin
unO oaun 5unfenberidJt.) Bon
Der itolicniifen SSront mel0et ooS
oiterreit-ungariiAe ariegsonlt: Sin
Der Goloutiten. 1uto an Der S5ion5o-
6ront lit Die G1tigfeit ouf Die nor.
male 5tufe 6uritdgeeorgen. Gr.
nette itaIieniide 9lngriffe an meb.
reren 8lnften 5miihen Der grenta
uno Dem 9llticofluB tpurOen obge.
mielen. 2ln Der 9oLfonfront fan-
ben 5dormitbel nabe SeraS uno on
Der untereu 8opuia (2lt6onier) itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23
11ertraltc1tspcttllft fir
frallS. Rc9icrllito!

8aris, 90. SUM. = Seit Dem
16. 5uui beiano iid Ole fron80iiide
0eputiertenfolnnter i'll @ebeinliBung,
mGbreno melder Die ariegsloge ein-
gebeno erortert ltnO Die Regierung
uber oieielbe interpeQiert luurce
Sellte luuroe Der 3egierltng nit 453
gegen 80 5tilrnen Elm gertrauen8.
potluu 8uteil. (9entnad bat Die
fran3oitihe giegierung Den 9olt8ber-
trctern Die Gage Der 3inge oltf ben
Spriegsihaupl1ben Of.
fen6ur I'M roiigen 2iht geidil0ert.) J
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23
2ntcrikancr itt
Gn9l0nS bcftraft!

2onSon, 90. S5llrti. s5obu &agel.
bon Sdme0en, uno @illiam glnoer-
Jon 9leIIon Elm 2lmeritaner, beioe
Gii9cbli1 Reprdientanten elmer 6o.
BRIT in Gomoeh g5. ST. ipuroen 5n
gtelD Cattle nit ic so 4funO @eIo.
buBe belegt. neil iie beirn 9eiude
6on Stiffsbaub6fen 0en geriud &C..
mn9t batten S5nformotionen be-
treffs arieg8idiffe 5u erlan8en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23
2entldler llebaftenr anr isrunt.

Davenport, sSSo, %. SUM. Der
2ofaIreoafteur Des 12euofrat" %.
81. 8oB, bat lid), obgleif er prit
Die eriten gilrgerpaptere bciiBt, uut
8u 8eigen, oaB Die 9in0eitrlf -4me.
rifqner in 3eiten Der gtot itetS bel
ben Sternen 1rno Streifen Iteberl,
ais @ciueiner in gatterie g" auf.
nebmeu un0 bereioigen laiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23

Berlin, 90. SUM. (Slmfenberidt)
- 9ie StIa4t, Die felt mebreren
Sogen peItli9 bon 2lt8f in 8ol.
bDnien tobte, bot einen Sieg Der
oeutlden mo oiterreidiidben Srip.
pen gebroGt. 3ur6 feline nudti-
gen S6IGge lit eg General Gin
iingen gelungen, Ole Soroen, Die iid
gegen observation-disclosures uno $50.
bel 81 fp1l5en beriuhten, bollItdnoig
5lt iteqen ltno aud ben @i0eritano
nieOer3ubre6eiL ben iie Der @egeH.
offeriibe entgegeuiesten. Die auI.
len iin0 auf ibrem 8ormorid nod
Dem @eIten gum Salten gebraht
moroen lmo meroen 9egen 2utsf
suriidgetrieben. glm StDr iin0 Die
feinoIiden gIngriife auiammengebro-
den un0 meiter iiiolih. in Der (8e.
gen6 bon @orodotp, boben Die Guis
ien ibre 0ffeniipe oufgegeben.
Sn oen lesten 5lpei Gagen baben
Sic 9tuiien Deriudt, ibre 9ffenitbe
aud auf Die 6ront n6rolib bon
Bin8f ou83uoebnen; fte griffen NIT
3ablrei6en Streitfrdften am Qinsf,
fonal iiio0Itlih bon 2opii9in an
nuroen ieoo9 8urildgebouen ttnb err
litten enorlne 8erluite. gln Der
6ront in Sitgali3ien no Die 9lr.
NEE oes @rnfen b. 8otbmer fieg.
reid oQe 2lneriffe ab9eihlogen bat.
lit Die Sahlage lmberduoert, uno
Die 9fltien 0ringen mir nod in Der
9itfoiuina Dor.
Dos Oeutihe &riegsonlt meloete
geitern na6nlittag folgenoes: @e.
neral b. 9otbner bat norDIid bon
0oblreihe ruiiiide Streit-
fr1fte 5uriideeihIoeen. Sci Der
5ortirtung ibrer erfolgreitben @e.
genongriffe qegen Die gfuiien baben
oelitihe Gruppen Stellungen 5ni-
ihen Soful unb Ninieipba erobert.
5einoIihe @egetongrtffe tpuroen 3u.
riidgeipieien. 3u beioen Seiten 0e8
IurtiafIuiies muroen Die &uiien 8u-
riidgetrieben.
Serner me[6et oo8 oeittide
Qriegsart erfolgrei6e glngriffe ge-
gen &uropatfins 5ront iiiolid bon
ltn0 in Der @egeno bon
0ubototpfo, iuo Die gfuiien idmere
8erluite on Gotten uno gerlpunbeten
200 Nonn gefongen &c.
ol6 mebrere Wai6inengc-
Ihilee uno Wtineniperfer erbeutet
% oaB iie etpig grilnen
blicbe = Die id0ne 3eit geioI3ner
piebe)
geridt ans 2DnSon 1t. 9SctruarnS. |
9etrograo, %. SUM. 8er8pei.
ieIte Sample oauern in Der 8egen0
bon @aoomitife on. Die
0rtifaft @ru5patin (8oIbpnien) !
pe6ielte nebrere Wlole ibren 8e- |
tiger. @eitern nodulittog 0rangen
lniere Gruppen in Die 9rtidaft elm.
nn6ten etipa 400 @efangene uno er.
oeuteten 6 0foidinengelpebre. 9o8
)eftige 4rtiaeriefeuer Der 3eutidcn |
lber 5lpang uns ieood, Die 0rt- |
foft pieoer 3u r1ltu1en. Q(n Der
5trppa in @oIi3ien lit es Sen Rli- |
en- 9elungen, einige borgei6obene |
5tcGungen 5u nebnen, |
pabreno in Der 9ufopino oie 5taot |
faonus erobert lpur0e. gt0r6lid |
yer et-9iimpfe bis nod 9figaI |
)inauf boben Die Gcutiden Die 0F- |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23
glniienldliff nerienft.

Yetrogro0, %. SUM, Ger 8oI.
iogieroompfer n0terclrp4 ronnte i'm
S6mqr3en Meer ouf eine Mine uro
perianf. 9tur Elm Geil Ser 9aIia-
giere fonnte gerettet peroen. rNler.
eltrp", oefen 9ein1at8bofen Goeiia
mar, botte $50 Gonnengebolt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23
6rp6fcuer IN sief.

2onoon, %. SUM. ~ Gem &eii.
teri6en Bureau miro bon aopen-
bagen genleloet, onB bic Seinsife
8urItmarenfabrit IN aiel, eines Ser
groBten @eihdfte ieiner 2(rt in
0elttihlano, nieoergebratttt iei. get
Dem angeblih bon berbrederilder
6ono ongeIcgten 8ranoe ioIlen afpei
Mtiilionen 8iluo 9ii6ienfleiid1 aerr
tort ipor0en iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23

Me1ifo einiad Den Status zines in.
ternntionnlen StriegeS oaritenen mir.
ben, Obne oaB oie 8ereintgten Stao.
ten irgeno nelhe onoere 2tbiidter
batter, ais 3utdnoen ein Gnbe 5u
bereiten, peI6e Den nationuIen 5rie.
ben ino Die Si1erbeit Der aneri-
fanii9en 8iirger bebrobten.
SIN Sale zines arieges nit @lc-
rifo miro Der engliide 8eianbte in
Waerito erindt iperoen bic omeri-
fontihen SntereIien 3u pertreteu.
Gin unoffi3ielles biesbe5ilgli6eS sc.
iitd ioa bereits Der englii1en 9ie.
gierung iiberntittelt rporoen iein.
SOfurt 10000 @iliscn snr GBrease.
9riegsietret1r gafer bot geitern
nbeno General gnrrD in Gbicano
iuo General Bel in Son fSrdnciSco
angerpieieh ooB ieoer non ibnen TO-
tort 5000 9tann 0tili8truppen SIR
8ren3e beoroeru ioa.
@Ieid5eitig iino Die @ouberneure
fdntlider Staaten oufgeforoert NOR
ben, ibm 70 idnea nie moglid Mit-
teilung 3ufonnnen gu InIien mann
Die gtationalgoroen ibrer betreffen.
ben Staaten in gereitidoft iein mer.
ben.
2luf @eronIaiiltng oeg ariegsie-
fret1rs reihte I'M 9tepraicntanten-
bauie geitern goriiber SaD bonn $40.
mitee fiir Wlilitdrangelegettbeiten ei.
ne ReioIlittou eii, pelhe Ben grdii-
oenten erno6tigt, Wlili5iolootefl Die
geipillt iin0, oen 9unOesei0 ob3ule.
gen. iofort IN Die regulore gun0es.
arne aui3unebmen.
Die gtationalgaroen bon Yliiioltri,
annlas uno aaliiornien erbieIten &C.
tern nom ariegsiefretdr oen gefebl,
ii6 10 idnell luie nroglid gum glb.
marid nod Der merifanii1en @rcn.
sc bereit 5u bolten.
8aS Der Slrieg foitet.
Die reguldrr 2lrmee In Dlerito 5u
erbaltcn, toitet oie 9fegierun9 pro
Tag etlDas ilber 100000; fommt
nun nod oie gtilB Bin8a 10 er60-
ben iid Die Soften nm ettpa cine
8iertelmillion. Dies miiroe fir 0rci
mcbr ais oreifig DaiIlionen
Dollnrs Gllsmaden.
Ger omerifanii6e SoI6at lit Der
5eitgena9rte in Der @elt. Seine gr.
ndbrung foltct Die gtegieritug pro
Gag 30 Gents.
5odberitduoige iddben Den Sc
loItSDerlidt ben Die einberufenen
be3ip. 0eren An9ebo.
-ige pro ISOLDE erleiOen, auf iutge.
abr $1,500,000. Dieie 4ereGuung
pitrOc auf @rillio zines 9ur6.
idnittsialdrs BON $t5 pro @ode
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23
7rnfmnl fir 9itdlener.

Cine I'M engl. llnterbaus einge-
reidlte 9teiolution Dem beritorbencn
6elomariball Carl aitdener elm
9enfmnl 5u erri9teh tuurOe ange.
tonu1en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23

SAT- einitinmig iteben Die Gepu.
bliten bon glittel. lno 5iio. .amerifa
auf ieiten 0aerifos. aein @ertrouen
bal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-23
Gntcntcmidd6tc
iibcn Druid aus!
@oIIen Garran5n ber6inOern, einen
grn6 nit ben Der. Staaten
berbei5nfii9ren.

@dI6inaion, %. eyuni. - glus
geipiIien merifaniiden Guellen ber.
laitet, oaB bic @ntentem16te oa.
rouf biunrbeiten, GorronSo 5u be.
ftimmen sSrieoen nit ben Ser.
Stonten au bnlten. Gen entente.
0l16ten lit Dor allen 3ingen oarnn
gelegen oaB gegenmdrtig rihts ge.
ibeben ioate, mas Die 8erior9llng
Der britiiden ino fron5oiii6en Slot.
te nit Del aus ben Santpico.5 .5eloern
obi1neiOen piir0e. Die 6iplonlnti.
i1en 8ertreter Der gntentem1dte In
Wlerifo gloliben Dab Gorrnn5a bon
oeuti6er Seite beeinflliBt ner6e, I'M
eine Situation 3u idlaiferL bic Die
5einoe Der eilropdiihen 0}ittelmah.
te In 8erlegenbeit bringen miirOe.
Glide oieier 9iplomoten bebaupten
iogor, Dab 6eiltide g(qenten niht
nur in Wteyito, ion0ern in Wtittel.
uno Sii0. 9lmerifa iiberbaupt Die 8e.
gegen Die glmeritaner alif-
3nbeeen beriuden (oas lit uieoer
etnniol cine elenoe SeBliige), onniit
Der friiber bon oeutidlen @elddfts.
bduiern fontrolierte &anoel nidt
an Die Ser. Staaten foae.
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SdiebsDcrtrag DOrgeIdJlagen.


@s miro angeoeutet. GorronSa
fonnte arieg bermeioen itloeul er
.auf Sruno 0es 8ertrdgs bonn SAB.
re 1S48 ous 8erlnngen itellt, oaB
cine internotionoIe 9onlntiiiion ein.
geieBt miro, nm Bic Meinltngsber.
idieOenbeiten 5u Idliften; bod 1T
biz lett bon merifaniider Seite fein
oerartiger 8oridllng gefomnen. gs
miro beridtet, onB Garron3a ieinen
ganden ginfluB aufbiete, Die in D1e.
rifo dni1iiigen 2lmeritaner gegen et-
maige auSihreitilngen Der 8epol.
ferllng 3u i9itteu; er ioa 0en agen.
ten Hoger8 IN Der &alptitaot DE
rifo in ieoer 9c3iebung in ieinent
9enitben unteritiiben, Die gtnerifo.
ner unO anoere glusl1noer mad 8ero
Grii5 5u bringen.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23

LOOKING FOR u

nothing is very serious-and that we
give things a value and importance
hopelessly beyond their actual gravity.
In looking back owe the events or
last month. who does not smile at
something which then seemed very
agonizing? Perspective changes the
appearance of things greatly. An emo
tional nature eXaggerates things fright
fully at the actual time of their hap
pening. The poised and balanced ma
ture doesn't make the blunder of TAX
ing its own pleasures or its own sor-
rows too seriously. 1t knows that
nothing lasts-but life is change and
huX and alterations.
Since this is so. why agonize over
something to-day which doesn't seem
very important tomorrow. especially
so since you only wear yourself out
and leave yourself unable to contend
with to-morrowS situation? .
None of us has any more han just
a certain amount of vital energy at
a given moment. What's the use OF
borrowing to-morrow's store in order
TO meet to-day's events? What is the
use of running to meet trouble half
way when trouble would probably ar
rive SOC enough without invitation or
encouragement?
Mercifully we all have it within us
TO forget. Wounds heal. Memory
shrouds pain with a kindly mist OF
time. The sane person does not an
ticipate too much Of joy or toe much
of sorrow. But he remembers both
with a wise and tolerant smile rather
than with feelings either OF ecstasy or
agony.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX

IF you are one of those foolish souls
who look for trouble. make up your
mind at once to right about face and
look in the opposite direction from
now on.
1t is a good thing to remember that
almost everything reaches its greatest
value in Observation-Disclosures and
trouble alike, pain and delight as well.
Worrying about things doesn't make
them one bit easier to bear-but in
stead weakens ones powers of endur-
ance and means that a certain amount
of energy which ought to be expended
in the actual meeting of a situation has
been wasted i'll planning how to
meet it.
The troubles for which one looks
very often fail to arrive-but in their
stead comes others which it takes all
of ones strength to bear 1t the mo-
ment of their coming. Isn't It ira
gically foolish, then, hat n bit of
strength and force should have been
wasted in imagining how one would
endure an unpleasant set of situations
which one never a to endure?
The girl who is doomed to spend her
wonder with self-pity how she is GO
ing to get through the long, hot, lonely
days and the sultry, u~neventful even-
ings- Then perhaps a cold, rainy sum-
mer arrives where she has to endure
an entirely different set of conditions
from the one about which she was
worrying.
1t is a good idea to remember that
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23
Lane, Gray and Mott Are
Named Border Commission

Washington, Aug. 23.-Secretary
Lansing announced last night that
the American members of the joint
commission to undertake settlement
of differences between the United
States and Mexico would be Franklin
K. Lane, Secretary of the Interior;
Judge George Gray Of Wilmington,
Del, and DR.. John r. Mott of New
York city.
All of the commissioners have ac-
cepted. the Mexican members were
named some time ago and arrange
ment for their meeting will be made
Immediately by Secretary Lansing
and Eliseo Arredondo, General Car
ranZa's Ambassador designate. Vir.
tually the only question to be decided
is where the sessions shall be held
The MeXicans are understood to pre-
fer some resort on the New Jersey
coast.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23

ment of Agriculture indicating its
position with reference TO the sui
phuring of fruits.
"California realizes hat the indus
try is important. To maintain its in
dustry 1t is necessary to process the
fruit before drying. Sulphuring is the
only practical process now available.
Hence it must be used.
"Sulphuring is not necessary for all
fruits. The grower is willing to put
on the market a less highly colored
fruit If the will use it
In other words, declared DR.. Jaffa,
the government, however dangerous
the use of sulphurous acid may be
to the consumer, must not interfere
with the welfare of an industry that
depends for it's success upon its right
to employ ingredients injurious to
human health.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23

The Injurious Eects of Sulphurous
Acid Upon Human Life as Well as
Upon Vegetation Have Been Estab-
lishcd in the Court Through Iiti-
CATION That Began in 1905 and Did
Not End Until 1915-Neyertheless,
tho People Still Continue TO Con-
sumo SuIphurous Acid Regardless
OF the Facts.
Prior to the publication Of Food In
spection Decision No. f6 (19O7) Con
corning the harmfulness of sulphur
ous acid, people living in and around
Solano County, Cal. rose up in rebel
lion against the operation of the
Selby Smelling and Lead Company's
plant.
The people produced evidence to
show that the s~ulDhurous acid or sui
phur dioNde liberated by the smelling
plant was not only destroying the veg
citation of the surrounding country but
was injuring the health of the people.
In 1905 the authorities began suit
against the smelter. After a stormy
litigation the courts held in 1908 that
the smelter really was harming the
people of Solano County and enjoined
it from doing fuEther injury.
Further litigation followed and the
people continued to suffer from the
action of the sulphurous acid or sui
phur dtoXde which escaped the
smelling plant until 1912, when the
Supreme Court confirmed the de-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23

neighbor told my mother about Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
l took it and now l feel like a new
person l don't suffer any more and l
am regular every month. Mrs. HAZEL
HAMILTON, 800 South 18th st.
When a remedy has lived for forty
years, steadily growing in popularity
and influence, and thousands upon
thousands of women declare they owe
their health to it, is it not reasona-
BILE to believe that it is an article of
great merit?
Ifyou want special advice write
to Lydia Il. Pinkham Medicine
Co. (cOnfdentiaD, Lynn, Mass.
Your letter will be opened, read
and answered by a woman and
held in strict confidence.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23
Run Up and Down Mountain;
Hot Weather no Barrier

Reading. Aug. 23.-While Reading
citizens were sweltering under a sun
that has scared as high as SO degrees
in the shade, Young Jack OBrien and
his manager, the veteran Jack, have
been running up and down Mt. Penn.
The pair, bundled in heavy wooden
sweaters, logged down the steep
mountain incline to-day in 10 minutes
and went back in 20 minutes. Young
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23

teen l suffered each
month so l had to be
in bed. had head
ache, backache and
such pains l would
cramp double every
month. l did not
know what it was
to be easy a minute.
My health was all
run down and the
doctors did not do
me anv noOd A
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23

nent speakers are in attendance,
among them being w. C. Landes, of
Philadelphia, State field worker, and
P. A. Ellsesser, of York. A feature
of the convention will be an auto
mobile parade from this place to Big
lerville and return.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23
MISS HTEsTER on RoARn.

Miss Mary Catherine Hester. 100
North Front street. was elected a
member of the board of of
the Associated Aid Societies at a re-
cen meeting to fill the created
by the death OF Mrs Martin Eager.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23

MATAMORAS CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP
The Matamoras baseball team claims
the amateur championship of Upper
Dauphin county. and is willing to de-
find the title. The team has been play
ing fast ball and has uot lost a game
this season.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23

Jack has been training here several
days for his ~ten-round bout with
Marty Cross, to be held at Far Rocka-
way on Thursday night. He finished
his hard work to-day, and will leave
for New York Tomorrow.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23
Automobile Parade Feature
of Adams Co. Convention

Arendtsville, Pa, Aug. 23.-To-day
and tomorrow the annual convention
of the Adams County Sabbath School
Association will be held here. Promi-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-23
DON'T SUFFER
ANY MORE"
~Feel Like a New Person."
says Mrs. Hamilton.

New Castle, Ind.-"From the time
was eleven years old until l was seven
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-18

vocation which have no military va
lue and only result in sacrifice OF the
Friendship of the United States. Even
if submarine warfare were stopped
altogether there would be no loss OF
consequence to the German cause.
While Germany has nothing to
gain by breach with the United
States this country has less to gain
and infinitely more to lose. 1t would
lose it's peace and its prosperity. 1t
would lose its. coveted place as the
one great nation apart from the gen
eral war. 1t would lose its opportunl-
ty 70 exert wholesome influence for
the ending of the strife. 1t would
lose its opportunity to befrlend all
the warning powers and to give them
substantial pledges of friendship and
cooperation in their sad task of re-
covery from the havoc Of war. 1t
would invite possibility of the sac
rifccs of it's men and ships. 1t would
entail expenditure of billions of dol
lars for war equipment land the pas
sing of more drastic preparedness
law than is proposed-in fact, con-
scr!ption act. So close are the Ger
mans and Americans in the weave of
American life that the social con-
sequences of breach would be de-
plorable beyond all description.
There is, therefore, every reason
for breach to be avoided and no
reason for the creation of q most
deplorable situation. If it comes
about it will be through the stub
bornncss of German clique and this
fact would justify all that has been
said against the German military
caste.
It is likely that the new note will
bring about a real agreement and Il
full understanding that Germany will
honorably live up to. Thus, the
clouds that have obscured the skies
of Americana German friendship will
be permanently less threatening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-18
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