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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-01

M s G Fesix of -se Cas.zszza G.
der 4 Vinegar Co hss sas1 rsr--rssa
fra mtAs eastern elder z.ls and has
closed q a11Erzet for tAs szElns5ra
sale IN IEis sfate q tEs Ea=1ls B-u4
1zE 4TEis Ssasr. TAGs Is Es aye
gsasr. sou- EHzrs Old made sz tls state
Et AsW York fEcn Eela1tasa srl-d gE@
aEEss .sE-s-tH1 IN osk. ralnssFu=z
Es-h cane suE-r and Earzzt=Hs ~
The ltzg4lre-s 30 hs= EaH VERY pear-
ct z-d best E5sv On Tie l1rEat
TAsE especially invite r-1zs desiring
he vsry test guty q Era a1rls =
Ger ard vinegar 20 EiFs 11a- a tssl
a-1-s5-lER
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-01

lz district ru-rz this morning zb0ut
tvHnty witnesses @ere On hard 70 les-
1-y in tae case zcog-1t1lg and part
tic1 w1zrh ~e1t 01 trial tins morning
styled WILLIAM Air11gtoz~ Mzltar A1r-
ingr0a and 1szss Alrtagtea r.. Mrx
Willz Air1ugr1z- sud Lo1nz=. Clsu1a
ard Nike Air1ugtun minors c. A.
EartsEan- Easr1Aaz- FOR ths Esln1rs.
and e III Harrszn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-01

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1sa- ard E-Eersi
80 -1G / id MI
srrw wzz- I wEz
'1cs-E 81 tines II
spent Safl O. doe
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re Ezv gocl o1e
zy 8 lzT cz--a1 AZ
.-y I.ss ard sad
She Rad teen as sick
EsIwzs azc-e 1-a.
z1i LT1z z PIX
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-01


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n1w J an inst s. set az ever wzs. I
carrot ind s11 Wtv wa-z- r-- (
see E3T E1Z1 pan and sr-ferz1z Trey
Fg1zl1 escape y taxing yoz-r Erat5cins.
! czzng- praise K e1olr1 f1r 4 saved
~ h<e and ke1< ne f-orn tie Irssas
E1eEEtzl Yrs Z SHELDoss. 557 s.
Ezlztsd ST, Ezg2ewoo5. "a.
Feyziris1s u-a0-l5-esiiv ID tneir best
hated vlrn tbs czse s-ezy s. and ca
d 20 rs1re, 11r often t1s rnaz- SCENTS, /,
treatment IS surpassed b the medicinal
7-cpsrtles cf rhe good cl5 fszni1-a5
s1ctz and hsrts co-tzi1ei = Ly1s Z
fl1khzr- s \ NeEstz1ls CouroCnd
II any complication exists il
paTs 20 write the Lydia +. Pink
ham Medicine Co. Lynn, MaSS-,
foE special frge @4Tice,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-01

T1s tzL11 la-.sErEz1t Of fts B.E-k
~ E-Ezr- IS Mighty s-t-sEEed u
Esrertl tes- q P-lter tT tae sc1io1 -
rzr1zs-T. Ca z1e o. r1s La-d11
ta1ss ras tra7 6e-zr--szs are
cnEeesel win ttse EznREer's sleep
i-r rrg-s. and an ezrznra clz1cz -
e-eef-d uifha1- setting 81 az alarm
Es1r t1ss 7er-o7-s bad
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-01

r. 3 Patierscz e Fccs1on1as. Ark..
arrived nsre Es.sterdzT and wl be
heaskeeEr far ts Glkag-garp0s
Hardware rumIanT Nr. Psztars1z is
az u2s ot Fen R.e1zrasoa. dsEzzF
C0-rr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-01

ComtT Clerk p Bradley is pre-
rzrizg f1s Czlfadzg Tor ths EeE meet
51E cf TIE county gsgnE-lssl0zeTs w1ieE
viii be held next Mo15aT. All husi-
ness cc-zg Ea1HE EA1s zRah Elll ts
fled tnaaF and zE1ste1 to-o-TuE-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-01

TIE Wsms1k Mfss51-ary sorSHET 1t
tee Mel k1ssist t-Ns.ss Esli EaaE s0zrr-
ru~ 81 tArss o'rlork Hsgh M-s- u y
GaFsv s-E1 so1ta Eighth stres'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-01

Mrs- JON Crx EE1f--ws-1 fE rr'srz-
sel e. tH@ fAeszsaa hospital sA-s
morning
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-01
A REMARKABLE
STATEMENT
Mrs. Sheldon Spent $500 for
Treatment Without Bene-
fit Finally Made Wei BY
LydiaE- Pmkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Ezis~oos. IL While roiur
strs1gh TIE C14-gs 81 Life sEe-aa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-01
hyeHEs - suFFRAeE REcAusE IS AaANsT IT.

HUGHES Fo7 SUFFRAGE BECAUSE res AGAINST IT.
II letter Nor15. s. Ihazu1s q
Co'orsao Efar ~ e
United states eez4.s. sid S=pa--oer -:
an i19set rr1Tcr1f lc-sszE he Re7zsn
CANDIDATE President - a
frAgk1s NATrT before
haFe aaays feen Trc41
Hughes has -lasEs teec CGrs zri
Is t1y hare theht = ell frf vffh ttr sr Ies
ac1iFe ~
saoyerfe1 % nssaaai ls ery psI .o --o
iaraelfrte rr-~-~-
than tne te x - e es-zsrtte ues- 1-rnts1s
thsr
And utn ca-t1s Hzzta s-ss-aa-r ss~a-es s.- ~. rs
era Araetatx e Tie
t1f 10 Ease tt rer ~ ts t -Aa st
esf roste ra1te rr'srcaFe - ne euerrs.s
The Washington times., 1916-01-16

wOmen'a saeFode" Sample Unaer-
wear, including silk and wool and fine
merino union suits, with high neck
ana long sleeves, Dutch neck and el-
bow sleeves. low neck and sleeves,
ankle-length pants; taped necks; me-
dium and light weights; odd sizes.
Values worth SL50. S2.00 and QOO
$500 Sale price. e.......,...... CVN
women's aSEerodeD and sfHaFvar0
MlIIa' sample Underwear, including
shirts, pants, tights and union suits;
silk ami wool and fine merino: shirts
with high neck and long sleevesi
Dutch neck, with elbow sleeves;
ankle and knee pants; also union
suits, light and medium weight cot
ton; bleached; odd sizes. Values worth
800 $3.50 and $500. Sale Coo
price. ...t......,...'... ......'.'.'... WV
WOmen'a sAEeFOde,s @HarvaFd Mills"
and aCrestvVOOd" Underwear, inclu1-
ing union suits, shirts, pants, and
tights: heavy fleece, medium and light
weight cotton. high neck and long
sleeves, Dutch neck and elbow sleeves,
ankle and knee pants; bleached and
unbleached; odd sizes. Worth OOO
soc and 75c each. Sale price,. SOS
The Washington times., 1916-01-16

WOmeH'a 3CPestwOoa' UndefweaF.
shirts, pants and boomers; bleached
unbleached and black; high neck and
long sleeves, ankle pants; odd sizes.
Values worth 26c and soc each. 1En
sale price. .........,...'.... =. AON
WOmen's aOny1S sample HOae, full
fashioned foot, double sole, high
spllced and pointex heels, double heel
and toe, garter tops: in silk boot, silk
lisle. and cotton :, fancy checks, stripes.
lace boot effects and embroideF-
ed designs; black and all leading
shades. Regular soc and 75c OEO
values. Sale price. ............ &OC
women,s aOuyx1 Sample Hose,
seamless and full fashioned foot, dou-
BILE sole, high spliced heel ana toe,
garter top: lisle and cotton; black and
coIors; also black with split soles
Regular 25c and 35c values. 1En
Sale price. lOC
InRants' 4Onyx" sample HoSe, fine
ribbed: merino and silk and wool: SILK
heels and toes; black and colors; sizes
up to 6h. Values worth CSC 4 1OHsO
and 35c, Sale price. ......... 4GTSC
The Washington times., 1916-01-16

SPECIAL NOTICE-For the benefit OF our
customers In the government departments
and others who want first choice at the bar
gains, the Mems Furnishings Store will be
open for business promptly AT O'Clock MOn-
dap mOrming.
Entrance from Seventh Street
The Washington times., 1916-01-16
The Patterns:

Hundreds of choice designs.
Latest spring figured effects and latest
spring novelty styles, in unlimited asSOrt-
men, ranging from the staple black-and-
white pin stripes to the bold bar stripes
and two-tone colored stripes. All sizes
from IL to 1S.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
j llD People
ATTEND DlneE At
clSIno DunooYNf

u = hsUA ppeyy crowd Of at least
1,eoo Deeooo atten1ed the dance at the
Casino Dursoyne last night. A mum
eeg q these hrst went to the folk
1anees given By about so children
Ho0 tho public school. These artistic
anoos were presented in connection
III = ean1y salo, the proceeds Of
sOhteh viii be used to aid the cause
X 0S4 n the schools.
81 Juot - last Thursday. people came
IN all parts Of the county to attend
ne SECULAR dance. Several hundred
u anooro were ON the floor at one time
~ . many II not more spectators
IGpo present.
% No dance will be held next Thurs
4aH on account Of the New Years
IN which 10 to take place on New
{ear's night. Tickets to this dance
I'm cost Soc, thus giving the dancers
chance to contribute to the music
ND from which fuckers orchestrs
: paid.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
MRS. c. G, BuReOYNE
PRESENTS PICTURES
TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
THREE BEAUTIFUL PICTURES Sc
LEcTED FROM ELSON ART Ex.
HIaiT BY TEACHERS OF DAY.
ToNA PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Late yesterday Afternoon F. N. Con
rad, at the request of Mrs. G. G. Bur
gOyne, visited the CesinO Burgoyne
and secured the assistance of sOCce Of
the teachers of the Dayt0na public
schools, who we're assis -iEg at the FL
son art exhibit, for the selection Of
three pictures from the exhibit to be
hung in the school buildings. 1t was
the desire of Mrs. BurgoyEe that the
selection be made by teachers OF the
schools ard they have made q ch0fce
of three beautiful pictures that should
prove popular with all interested.
The three pictures selected are in
sepia, are 30x54 inches, and include
"The Boyhood of Raleigh" original
by Sir John Millais; The Coming OF
the White Man." by Reid. and Land
scape, With Windmill" by Jacob van
Ruysdael
The gift to the schools by Mrs. Bur
goyne of these beautiful pictures will
be deeply appreciated by the faculty
and pupils ard her generous gift may
stimulate others to make donations
of pictures from the exhibit, a nu
cleus which may in time expand into
an art gallery that will be a continual
pleasure and source of up-lift and in
structiOn to the children in the
schools.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
YACHT EAST WIND LEAVES
FOR MIAMI AND SOUTH

n yacht, East Wind, owned by HI.
sAupooy, Of Ellzabeth, N. J.. which
- 4ocontly rebuilt by Chas. McDon-
end con, left Friday for southern
oloes. This boat is 6Ox12 and has
80 IN storage ct the Mcdonald yard
r - summer. Mr.. Appley and q
4 south.
/ - yacht, Callivaht, owned by 10
k nEakeley, Of Freehold, N. J., who
i0Deietor Of large canning fac
VIII be in storage at the Nc
ND yard for the next two months
Drakeley will come at the end
hat time for a cruise down the
oof coast.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
VERY HEAVY RAINFALL
IN THE ANCIENT ClTy

Mrs. L. A. Stout and SON, Eugene
Jones, who arrived yesterday for the
season, motored down from Jackson
vile in a new Cadillac "8''. specially
geared, which Mr.. Jones had shipped
to Jacksonville from Asheville, N. c.,
where he had been during the summer
months. Mrs. Stout, who had been for
a time with her son in Asheville, had
returned to New York and came south
from that city. joining Mr.. Jones in
Jacksonville. They were delayed in
st. Augustine by the heavy rainfaR
and were guests Wednesday night at
the Alcazar. Mr.. Jones says there was
three inches of water on the streets
of ST. Augustine Wednesday evening
as a result of the very heavy pre-
cipitation.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
England Not Ready to Reply
to Wilson, Andrew Bonar Law
Tells the House or Commons

LONDON, Dec. 22.-The British gov
ernment viii not make any statement
at present raGarding President VIII
sons note to bell1gerents inquiEing as
to the pgobabde terms Of peace the
various coantrios Involved would con-
slider, AndroW BonAr Law, chancellor
q tho excAAQuW. told the house of
commons today.
He stated that the Bfitish govern
ment considered &he question one of
considerable importance and one that
should be 0ealt with simultaneously
with the entente allies.
It is semi-omcially announced here
today that Germany will make known
her chief peace terms Immediately II
the entente reply to the proposals of
the central powers leaves the door
open for negotiations, said a news
agncy dispatch from The Hague.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
ROAD TO AUGUSTINE
lMPASSADlE; TO k
REPAIRED TonollolG

ST. AUGUSTINE, Dec. 22.-lEany
bridges in this section were washed
out as q result Of the torrential rainD
of yesterday and many automobile paF-
ties bound south are stranded here.
A number of bridges on the brick
road near Hastings are gone. TIE
board of county commissioners n d
special session today. Every coaviet
and as much free labor as available
has been put to work in night and day
shifts and it is hoped to have the road
open tomorrow. Just what damage
has been done In the south end of the
county is not yet known.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
British Pushing Forward;
StM Attacking Turks ana
WeU Toward Palestine

h The Egyptian operations are also de-
nanding attention again. The British
lare evidently intending a defensive
zone about the Suez canal The TAX
Ing of Ell Arish brings them well to
ward the Palestine border and fur.
ther east than at any time since the
Turkish raids began.
Artillery activity on the Franco.
Belgian front and IN Macedonia is re
ported.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
N. kALB OPENS STORE
IN ARCADE Bull DING

The New York ready-tO-wear store.
which has recently been opened in
one of the stores in the Arcade build
ing. is under the management of n.
kalb, of Newark, N j.. and New
York. who has previously engaged In
business in Daytona. but not in sew
eral past years. Mrs. J. Ginsberg of
this city is daughter of Mr. Kalb.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
(The Associated Press. ,

(The Associated Press.l
Considerable military activity is de.
veloping in sections far enough south
to prevent the winter weather hinder.
ing operations, according to todays
reports.
The British have pushed forward
close to Kut-El-Amara from the south
and are attacking the Turks. They
evidently hope to resume the long
delayed march to Bagdad.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
oTnER NEl)TRlls NAY
JOIN IN sueeESTlo1
DIPLOMATS EAGERLY WATCHING
FOR INDICATIONS WHerhGR
OTHER NATIONS FOLLOW LEAD
OF AMERICA.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 22@oipso,
mats in Washington are eagerly
watching for indications Wssethoe D.
ropean neutr@le wsill fellow ~ ooo1
Of the United States and appeal -
belliQerents 70 make knossn tie -
jects for which they ore 00heino. The
Spanish and SWioo Representative
have been to the state department. Sro-
quently since the proposals were made
known.
The feeling strongly prevails In d.
plomatic circles that the Onteoo
States hopes to become The esoarin0
house for views and poeoibly ~ teesno
for the belliQerents. Several diplo-
mats have advised their 0overnmsom0p
70 thie effect, In order 10 guide tlsoga
in replying.
Charge Grew Of the American en-
baoey At Berlin cablod that the Amos.
lean note had been received In tlso
German capital.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
THREE CASES BEFORE
POLICE JUDGE TITUS

VIM. E. Bence and Oscar c. Robin.
son were fined So this morning in po
lice court for riding on the sidewalk
Joe Minis, colored, was fined 81 also
for failing to pick up garbage which
fell to the street from his wagon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
FRANCE RECEIVES the
AMERICAN SUGGESTION

PARIS, Dec -22-American Ambas-
sador Sharp delivered the American
note to Premier BRAND last night. Par
is newspapers today printed the text
of the note.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
MASONIC HOME BURNS:
FIVE PERSONS PERISH
AND SEVERAL INJURED
(The Associated Press.)

WICHITA, Kan, Dec. 22.-At least
five persons are believed to have per-
ished as the result Of fire which de-
stroyed the main building Of the Ma
sonic home here early today. Several
we're injured. Two bodies have thus
far been recovered. The loss is es-
timated at $25O,OOO.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22

Ten local public school teachers
will leave next Tuesday for Arcadia to
attend the annual state teachers con-
vention which takes place in that city
on December q, % and %. Several
are going from the Seabreeze and
Kingston schools and this vicinity will
have q very good representation.
There are very good prospects OF
having this convention to meet in
Daytona next year. This question will
be decided at the Arcadia meeting.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
HEAVY RAINFALL IN
THE PAST FEW DAYS

Through the failure of the deliv-
cry Of the weather report in time for
publication yesterday afternoon, the
local rainfall was also omitted, as it
is being published now in connection
With the general report. J. G. Brown
who furnishes the report on the rain
tall, gave the precipitation for Wed
nesday night at 1.45 inches. which
was followed last night by .16 of an
inch.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
doe YEARS
E|llHRf NORTH
+ + + !. + !. !. + + + !.
GERMAN SUBMARINE SUNK
(The Associated Press.

PARIS. Dec. 22.-The German
submarine U-45. which recently
operated OF st. Naxaire, has been
sunk by destroyers, according to
Nantes dispatch.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
WREcKER OF CARNEGIE
TRUST CO. PAROONEO
THE Associated Press. J

COMSTOCK, N. Y, Decfl o.
William J. Cummins, the con-
victed wrecker of the Carnegie
Trust company of New York.
has been freed. His pardon
reach here this morning.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22
US. TO BECOME c[E
HOUSE FOR PEACE VIEWS
BRITISH CAPTURE EL ARlSH
The Associated Press.)

= (The Associated Press.) ,
= LONDON, Dec. 22.-The Brit .
:. ish yesterday captured Ell Arish
7. 80 miles east of the Suez
=. canal.
s.
4 2. =. =. =. =. 2. =. =. 2. =. q.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-22

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08

ooriiber bertdten.
glm lebten 6reitag na@mittog
iano I'M 2inoel- Sotel cine geriamm.
lung bon etliden prominenten Bin.
germ 2incolns itatt, Die bon Dem
@rnit Der eeeeuDdrtisen poIitii6erl
Gage i~i6er3euet ben 8eihluB foBtcn,
cine 9etition in @oibington ait IN.
terbreiten, Dab man an moBeebenoer
Stele fir Die grboItung Oes 6rie.
oens eintreten moge. Sod In Der.
ielben Nndt puroc cine 3epelde
nit ca. 500 llnteridriften an ben
@bgeoroneten Henpis abgeIan0t, 6es
Snbalts, bob er leinen eonsen Gin
FLUFF aufpenoen moae. Die 8enueung
ormierter Sdiffe ieitens Der slime.
rifnner 5lt berbin0ern. Cine gu.
iaee lit bereits eingelmfer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08
SIR Gin emtes,
itdrfences 9amsmittel

Mngen iinO ebnet Oaour6 ben 8eg
81 elmer gilteit ger0anilitg un0 70
aud our grjeugnng reines 8lutes.
Ger pirflife meOi5iniide 8ert
Der peridieoenen 8eitan0teile oes
9. 2. 2. lit fir Die @eiunObeit
ebenio Didltig, ais bic beri6ieoe-
men geItarIbteiIe unierer tdeIideu
Speiien.
Benu fih ounit Elm aranfbeits-
feim ii oas Spitem eingeidlthen
bat, miro er bon ben nun gelnnoen
3ellen tdtfr1itig bef1ntpft uno a6-
geltoben Der iid) on0eren Sails 81
einem @eiftpiir ooer @iterung emit
ipifelt bate.
Gas &efiibl Der "aaaemeinen Waii-
6iefeit ermogIift oft einen g(nfal[
bon &beurtatis SINUS bird ben reft.
3eitieen @ebrnrh bon e. e. e. fam
0ieier &ranfheit nber ipirtlam bor-
gebeuat weroenL ioooB fte nidJt gum
alsbruf fotmnt.
@enu sic iif alt fiiblen uno am
2eben teinen @cfallen mebr iuloeb
tuetn Sbnen iiteenOIthe Streife
oiinfm porfomnier. fpern Gle nidt
mebr gnteil nebnlen fonten on ben
t1gIiden 9orfonmniiien 0es 2ebens,
nonn nebnen sic cine 5laife
G. 9. g., uuo Sbr gfut miro tpie.
Der erfriidrt unb eriieuert neroen,
Die 9leruen SSbres gauaen aorpers,
Der 9llieen oes @ebirnes, ionic Ses
Moeers ueroen men geitarft uno
sur regelmaBigen arbeit ge8tpuns
gen. geriuden Gle 2. g. e, Sic
merOen aufrieoen fem 9aufen sic
cine 6laide oieies pu~uoerpollen
8lutreiniguugsmtttels in irgero
elmer Apotbpfc. anrfen Sic es nod
beute. Sir nGbere ausfiinfte iiber
8lltreinigltita nto Soutfraufbeiten
id)reibt on Sipift 5pecific 60, t25
emit laboratory, atlarto, Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08
Gus cinco(n!
Gen 6 gIl1rs 1916.

Gen 6. 9RGr5 1916.
Nm lesten Som1dber0, Oen A.
0tdr5 f~eierten 3tpei Sniuiien oes
Gabeo-Neints ibreu @eburtstag, 1ttio
nit ibnen ieierte Ons eoll3e Snlls. Die
gon5e aroBe 4rltoItsiomilie. Wtr.
gounq fonute 50 mo glrs. @rege
10 Sabre aui5Gblen. ainoer urto
alte, Gfleger un0 8erpflegte rporel
beriammelt, Den oenfmiiroioen Gag
i'll elmer a6enoneronitaltnng feItlidJ
5u begeben. Inter 2eittng elmer
SAluelter nloridierten Die ainoer,
.0us muntere GoIt 0es 9Soiienbeitns,
In gleidem Sfritt uno 9rit ant
uttb erfreilten Die Alten our9 &eigen
mo Spiele. Sn einer 4niprahe,
Die Der 9lnitoltsIeiter bielt, CAB er
Dem @rnide 4ilsbrrtd. OoB es alien
8eteilieten peraom1t iein m0qe,
iibers ssabr ben 90. mo so 8eburts
tag Der bcioen Sltbilare 81 ieiern.
Der 6rilbling nabt NIT 8runien,
aber aud init leinen 9rnbonten, Der
Snfliien5a. alias Brippe mo nnoeren
anfehtltngen, oereit lelbit Der Itarflte
@ann nid)t eerpoflen lift. 90 man
der. Der 0cnt 8inter gctrobt bot
mo ieinent Grduer, miiB nun ooh
ieinen Tribut nit elm puar Soeen
Stubenarreit be5abIen.
6r1ulein gertbo ans S1noper,
annias, Die lid Silr 3eit sur Nus
bilfe i'm Sobeo. Stift aiibdlt, uno
Die, mie mir bereits berihteten, in
ben 9ienIt Der S%ei0enmiiiion eirsli.
treten iid) entidfoHen bot, befam
beltte bon Der gebor6e fir aeuBere
Miiiion Der @eneraliDnooe bic Or.
nennung oils @iiiionarin fiir afri-
ia.
Wit Den 9ororbeiten Sl oen Nel.-
bauten nuf. Dem Surh anfo1lf Der
qroberten @runoInid Der 5tants.
%llniberiitdt lit beeonneu uor0en.
9unipipflug nno 7nnandt iiuo all
Der Ar6cit. &ir meroen ipater mcpr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08
Gus Stap(eton, 0e6.

s. gtGr3 1916.
Ter Commercial Club DeronItol-
teta ont Icbten 6reitog a6ello Elm
9aufett4giien im ldloncn 1tlo herr.
LID einqeridteten Rifolas AoteI.
IN oenielbeu nabmen fat i1tntIide
@eifGitsIeute Der Staot tell. sSr.
tereiiallte 5ragen mlrroen beiproflen,
IGcionoers Die neile elettriide anlaae
rur6e gritnolid) elmer 9e6atte I'm,
ier8ogen. 5tapleton lit nod cine
iunae Sta0t, crit orei Sabre oft nn6
1T In ieinent gall5en 8du int0 @e-
b1ulifteiten cine Der lfonIten 5tqOt-
den an Ser gan3en 8abnlinie aear-
nep4S topletou. Is lit bic @n0itati.
on Der Union 8actfic bon aeornep.
Cine quite @~erbiunung nit Der
Sauptlinie urlb gutter ani6luB on
nurd)ge6enoe 3iige mad Dem Often,
iopie naA Dem @eIten. Cine @eles
genbeit nat Stapleton bdtebt oes
Mior9ens nm 80 llbr un0 oes
nadmittags I'M i ubr. gusgenom-
men Die tGgliden 6rndt3ige, pel6e
olId5 Eaiiogiere 6cf6r6ern. Staple-
ton lit Elm manoerbarer @elAGftS.
pullft. Rift allein miro oles @e.
iHGft Oes gait5en 2ogan So. bort OBJ
gefpidelt mo Die 9rooitfte oesie[6en
bort berorbeitet, loroern nufl ldrnt.
lide 9rooutte Der Mc9berfou mo
4rtbur Counties laoen lih meiitens
IN Stapleton Elm.
Ger 9ooen 1T elm geniihter uno
idbig, ielblt IN beiBen SabreS3eiten
ben 6lutfpeqen 5u mioeriteber, metl
Der teillpeiie ian0ige @ooen Den
@aiIer6eitono beiier bolt. 90 bat
Sogan Gountp cine quite Grtlte Qes
6abt, mobrenO man in aaoeren Bla.
sen nidt oos @eringite orfpeiict
fonitte. Setbit i'm lebtelk Satire
Duroe bier ~aIlgenein enc cute @rnte
cingcbeimlt; @ei3et brod)te I'M
9%urfidnitt $50 gnIbel Oeit
glder, 10 ooS Gorn. S~artofieln mer.
oen nod beute rpogenmeiie nod oil.
0ereu &l1ben oerlaoen. gtorolidD
nnb meitIidl lit bic SiehSuht nit Der
EagesorOmm9. Cine id)one @eles
genbeit. bier 9anO 5u foufen at bill.
Iieen 9reiien -uno anaenebmen BE.
n%iueuneen beitebt bier aegenrpdrtig.
Ser 9reis lit aber furtm1hrenO i'm
Steigen. Cine lerrlide, gllt einge.
ridtete 0ffentlide Shulc lit am
8late nit allen @odlduL@ raoen.
Cine it6ae, neugebntite fotboliide
Stride nit Siarrbalss mo Efarrer,
lopie cine ebetiio ihone Yresbpteria-
ner.airdle, StnpIetor lit 5ruur fem
9orntnliB, aber Idmtlide @eihdite
t0nlIeu In StupIeton getan mer0en,
ann 5iioem lit @oiton aud nlIr orci
9feilca non Stople cHtiernt.
Ga Der 8ooen IN berrlider Scr.