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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05

The chancellor began his speech
with q review-of the military sittia,
ton. He stated that since. his last
speech in the Reichstag. the Dar4
danelles enterprise Of the Allies has
ended as a failure; that the Serbian
campaign, together with the Aus
tro-H Hungarian and Bulgarian Al
lies, was brought to a victorious
end; that Montenegro and Albania
likewise are now in the hands of
the German allies; that the English
have attempted in vain to relieve
their force at Kut-El-Amara that
the Russians have succeeded in oc-
cupying Erzerum with. superior
forces; that the Russian attacks
against the front in east Galicia and
the Italian attacks against the Ison-
20 position have been beaten back
The Russians, he continued, also
drove their columns against the
German lines but they broke down
before the resistance Of Won Him
denburg and his heroes. The ene-
fny's reports that German military
force has been used up he branded
as erroneous. The Nerdun battle
ne asserted, proves that where the
operations are prepared with pro-
found foresight and where the
bravery of the German troops IS
tested, there is one advantage after
another gained.
The chancellor then expressed
the nations thanks to the soldiers
and their leaders. Discussing the
question of Starving Germany
out" he said:
Il understood that the enemy IN
1915 would not give up this hope.
but | don't understand how cool
heads; after the experiences Of
1915, can still cling to it. Our ene-
mics forget that, thanks TO the or
ganizing power of the whole nation.
Germany is equal to the task Of
the distribution of victiials. They
forget that the German nation IN
case of real scantiness disposes OF
imposing moral reserves, which en-
able us to lower our standard Of
life. which had risen remarkably
during the last decades.
What would it mean if for in
stance the consumption of meat
would temporarily be lowered to
the level of the '70s? should
think that our adversaries would
remember how strong was the Ger
man race in those days.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05
REVOLUTIONISTS
MARCHNORTH TO
BOMBARD PEKING
In Attack on Swallow, Yuan's
Troops Are Defeated and
Forced to Retreat

Especial Cable TO Liberty News.l s
HONGKONG, April Revolution!
lists we're given a great ovation as they
passed through Kong Nun, a seaport
of the province of Kwantung today.
Under the leadership OF Chez Jup Sun,
the republican forces will march north
to make an attack on Peking. Gen.
eral Look Lan Sing is also getting
ready 10 make an attack in the north
Yuanis soldiers at Swatow made an
attack en- the republican forces but
were forced 10 retreat. Republicans
made an attempt to capture General
Chu Nun, but he escaped, and was
taken safely aboard the Chinese gun
boat Hoy Chung. Republican troops
of Kwachow ami Kwangsi will make
an attack on the monarchy strong
holds left in the south of China.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05

F., l. Calm, of near Fremont, Ohio,
is perhaps the biggest country school
boy in Ohio, if not in the United
States. He is sixteen years of age
and weighs 260 pounds.
The plant of the Crocker Mantel and
Tile Co, at Providence, r. l., was
damaged by fire, the loss being esti-
mated at $4,000
Tine signals sent out by wireless
from the Eifel Tower. in Paris are
received at one point $50 miles away
by a strip of wire netting supported
only about 90 inches from the ground.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05
Young Sui, American-C Chinese, Is
Now An International Question

Young Sui is native of Heong
Shan province and has gone back to
Canton to help the revolutionary
cause. # the. police locate Young. Sui
they will Immediately place him under
arrest" s.a .->..
Friends of Young Sui in Honolulu
state that the Hilo man is in business
in that city and that ne is an American
citizen and did not have any intention
Of going to China to help the revolu-
tionists. One of the Chinese stated
that Consul Woohuan was exceeding
his authority if the statement of the
Heong Shan publication can be believ-
ed. #.-". .>... u. t..E
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05

About 1,50o men employed In max
ing war munitions at the works of
the Richmond Va, Locomotive Works
have been laid off The company viii
resume the building OF locomotives
The Z. w. Bliss Co OF brooklyn,
manufacturers of war munitions, In
creased its earnings available for
common dividends for the year 1875
by more than $50 per cent.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05
SUBMARINES ON
HUNT EFFECTIVE
TAssocia.sd Press by Federal wirslsssl

LONDON, Eng, April 5.-More vic
Tins have recently been added to
those sent down by submarines
A Spanish steamer has been sunk
in the Bay of Biscay by submarine,
says a German despatch to Lloyds,
no casualties being reported. The
British steamer Bendow has been
sunk with the killing of one
The Germans have torpedoed the
Norwegian steamer Areba, all on
board escaping to boats. The Dutch
schooner EIsina Helfa has been sunk
by submarine in the North Sea, no
casualties being reported.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05
big FREIGHTERS
Will SOON PLY
OVER PACIFIC
Associated Press BY Federal wirslsssl

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April s.
Peter MilIoy, president of the Orien-
tai Alliance, announced today that he
is preparing to inaugurate a big
freighting service on the Pacific. The
company will soon have II freighters
plying on the ocean between San Fran
cisco and the Orient
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05
ENTERPRISE AND
MANOA in PORT
Press ~ Federal wirelsssI

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April s.
The steamer Manoa, towing the other
Matson steamer Enterprise, arrived to-
day, the Enterprise with a broken
shaft The Enterprise wallowed most
of Sunday. picking up the Manoa by
wireless and thus securing speedy
aid.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05
MANY AEROPLANE
FIGHTS TODAY
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslsssI

PARIS, France. April 5.-The
French have made gains north Of
Caillette wood. In the region of Yer
dun aeroplanes are engaged and have
been engaged in the last few hours
in Is aerial combats, in which three
German machines have been shot
down
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05
CANTON GOVERNOR NOT
ASSASSINATED; HOAX
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslessI

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April Sit
has been established that the rumor
that the governor of Canton had been
assassinated, is. hoax, though widely
circulated here Two Chinese news
papers have ascertained that their
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05

One hundred men volunteered as
members of the proposed Harvard
Aero Corps. ...... J
Miss Eliza Wentworth Merrill, who
observed her 105th birthday on De-
cember 81, died at Gray Me.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05
ITALIAN WAR
MINISTER OUT
[Associa.sd Press By Federal wifslsssl

ROME, Italy. April 5.-Gen. Zupelli,
the Italian minister Of war, has re-
signed on account of ill-health. He
is succeeded by Gen. Paolo Morrone-
cablegrams were used by others The
opposition gave out the story of lthe
assassination, and the messenger i'm
plicated in the leak has been dis
charged.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-05

.sid. fEx-dividend. 4Unquoted.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
Nnrte sdifiolsi6lane.

Son einem trourigeu Sfidial
miro ole 5aa1iIie 4uquit guriten8
perfolgt. RQd0em am @eibnohts
toqe ser 75i0hrige oeltide ariegs
peteran Augut Goriten5 Die augen
gum Iebten SdIllmmer geidloiien.
folgte Inn an letter 5nnntoq ieine
5fpG8eriu 5rau 4~at6erine @}onte-
prang i'm 4lter BON n Sahren uuo
qeiterr M}ontag. ieine 8itiDe, 5r1u
1u1alie Goritens I'M Ilter BON 70
Sabren III Die Glpigfeit nod. S0mt
lide 10 idnea bin~tereinonoer aus
Dem 2cben gcrliieteu 0rei engner.
gaH0te Gerionen mObnten in bent
ia6en 6oliic. 4402 2%caDeniuortb
5tr lett &oQren cintr1dtlih bel
3ic 5lpei Jest entidlofe
nen Sfmdgeriluea erlogeu bei0e
Ger Sttnqcnent5in0lutg. Ger elr3t.
ac Snhn nom 5rau Cartons. s.. 6.
garitcuS inc oeiien 8ottln lieacn
cheHiati5 int Glitter 0oipital all Der
aranfgclt idtDer ]ertronft oar
Die gemetuiame 8eeroiqung
Der bejoeR 0dhinaelfie0euen 5rauen,
it'd d~aaeHIeiner 9elicbthclt cr
frclit1n, fin0et moracn, MittDof
uadmittaqs ? ltbr pom 5rniterbous
it02 ~Geaoenuortr CTR. aus itott
Dem Sobn itHo Der Sdnpleger
befrauern plcr @roBfnoer
mo Elm ltreafel, iantli6 in Gma.
ia m%obn5oft 6rou Gnritens, oencn.
mir Giernit uniere 3eiIna9me aus.
6ruten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
Trdume zines
H%Orre(pOnOGnten.
Sagt, 8nfgarieH mlrb boa bentider
Effi5tereH rcgiert nno lit
friegsmu0e.

qun0ou, A. San. - Scr 9alfau.
aurreipuaOeut Der Shines bat ieiuer
;3eitnag gemelbet, Daf iidJ Die bnl.
qariidlca 8eqmteu allie Dem 8iler
9cntidInnOs beugcu miHen. (9u
gate W}ann i6ertrsi6t) Gr laat, OaF
je6es 9epartcment Scr bHlgariideu
JlegierHHg einem Oeutiden Cfft5ier
nuterfelt 1T. 9eutidlanS beabddl-
tigt, brim &Ormarid ami Salpnifi
.meitentsils bHlgariife uu6 tlrfiide
5rnppen gu beHiBen. (Grlogcn.
Dali Der &urmaridl nidlt idun LANCE
begunneu bat, liegt ein3ig HnO allein
Oarau, baF Die 8rieden ff meigeru
les lit sum 9adenl, Den SnlgnreH
ben Ginmaria gu acitattcn, oa tie
Oeren RadDe iUegen Der ariegsereig-
nine bpn 1913 fnrhten, llebrigeus
jfDeiut galgarien oes 9rieges hers
lid ulaoe 5n iein; oas mirO idon Die
nadDite i3ufnnft leGren. (9er 6prs
Respondent mill Den 2eaten 0nBeim,
bic Id Dor 4nait nift 3a laficu mii
fen, dat 5uipredeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04

Ser @ertei0iger 6es Deoen
GrmorouHg oes auHierers 81. 8.
Snatb nngeflaaten art6ur SmiIqr
Fat ben 4ntrag geiteat, ben gro3eB
bon Gmaba nod einem anoeren
5rt ST. %perlegcn, DO bier 10 groBe
@-oreingenomrnen5eit gegeu Souier
berridt, oaB man feinen unporteii.
iden @ro5eB bier ernarteu fonue.
8idlter @naiiib miro iIber ben SIN,
trag entideloen.
= Sin iunaer 9engel entriB am
0ontag uahmittag 6rnuf Gar.
ralrtte non aH0nbou s}o., ais Der
leIbe lid Gde Il. uno 6arnam Ctr.
eHe 3eitiui8 fauiM lpoatr, bic
gOrle nit Sig mo eutfam
Ger y Jdbrige 4rtbur @et0e
nadte 01ontag nadmittaa IN Der
4soHmma ieiger Butter, 1920 Sii0
20 CTR Sit0 Gnto6a, cinen
1eiatmor0uprind1 na0em er lid init
ieiuem R~oitarnpier an oer aehle
enc &nnoc %bcitrodlte Die Goltsei
lllnmt an OaB 0ehoe. Der ieit 6rei
,{ohren Hidit5 uicbr a~earbeitrt bat.
lelue 1ditter, bic inn fem @elo
inebr geben Uoate MIR erihrcdcn
Doate,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
W%ett=Seibie6en
i'm auditorium!

@eitern abell0 iono oos critic
@ett 5eil3ieben iii 4~uottorium
itntt SameoeL Eaucntarf Geutid.
luu6. 9ohmul. qmcrita. Srlonh,
Shottlotlo-Guglan0 mo Stoliei
nurcn ourd Gieger 0ertreten Ger
9eiud mar elm gang ilberraideuo
gr0bcr, oern fat 5000 ltcni6en
batter iih eingefunoen, nm Dem
@etttompi 5u6uiebeu. 9ie @obmen
beiiegten Die Siren nod 20 Mimrten
Die Geutiden ole sytaliener mad,
0erielben 3eitoouer bic 3anen Die
Amerifauer lad 4 W2inlten fl 5e.
flm0etL ua0 sic Shmeoen Die gnas
Ianoer mo Sdotteu idon nad %
N}inuten, @eute abeno ite6e11 lid
Die Entertainer nit ben 90bmen,
Die 0eutiden nit oel Shmcocl,
Die ,Staliener NIT Den Gnqldn0ern
5hotten un0 Sic 8dneu nit
cen n~Srlonoem geqenilbpr. 3as
@et- SeII3ieben iinoet lud6reno Der
goll3en 8od1e itott.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
0uerta in 3 GOgen
Oretma( Operiertl
Ter Or RraEbeut uirb ieiHes gu
itaH0cS lDegen ans Der baft
entlnneH.

81 @aiO, Ger, 4. San. - Sentr
luirOc Der mtTifaniidDe GEs@rGhSent
6nerta wieOernm operiert; es III
Oies bic brittle Operation, Die inner.
balb orci SageH an 6nerta upll'
3Oaeu wnroc. Ter 3nitnuo bes
aranfeu lit beiorsuiserregeub, bod
bofieu Die i'm bebaHOelnOen gIer3te,
ION 6nrdBnbrIngen.
8aibiugtout 4. San. pnerta,
Der laut MelSnnaen an Sae Suitija
Oepartrmeut Dem SuOe nabe lit, mur'
be heute nus Der 6aft %cntlafen. Sc
miro geiagt, ban DER 3uitanb be
araHteu cine iOlde Rafuabme reht-
fertigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
.OaS llnO geraOe
Ole Rid6Ggen!
ltniOeritats. Yroirnurrn alS SeirGte
Oes RrGiiOenten nmo bsS
StaatSlefretars.

&ni6ingtSn, 4. Sam. Bro
feiiDr Games uon Der Germs StaatS-
uuiUeriitdt, belt bcrtc Dor benz Ban
Amerifaniidlcn auugrch eiueu &Or'
trag, in iueIdlem er anf oas 3ntCr-
rationale 8ciet an ipredlrn fam.
Gum Sdlnh mndJte CT ben &or.
idJlag, Dem grGfOentcn nuO Oem
Staatsiefretar einen ans llnlueril-
tGte'GrofeiiOren 6~citeBen0eu Seirai
~ ge6cn, Der bic belben StantS'
manner Del GrlcoianHa perOrichIis
der Streitfrasru, beiOnSers ioldler,
bic anf AnsIegung internatiOualcr
%ertrGge Sc5ns baben, IN inter
itiiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
aC6tung, GOncorOiol

6eute 9ianitag obeuo. finoet bic
iQ3rlihe Notwithstanding uno
SeqrlteuiDabl oes 1omendors aGon-
caroia" itott. Gin jeoes 0}itglie6
lit orragenb eriuft 81 eri9eiuen.
5rl, camp. 4raiioentin.
Sic regelmdBige 9robe 6es Con.
eoroior8 amendor5 iitoet morgen,
I2ittmoh obe16 itatt.
Sri. Camp, 8rdfi6entiu,
81. HnO. Geeie, Girtgent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
STREET. einen
00(Rer6un0 an
panS bn6nrdD fam bas SuteruatiO.
male @eist oHrdgefi6rt merOen,
lnst Campbell, aamas.

BGFbsHstuH, A. San = 9ousref-
mann Campbell ron &auias reidDts
i'm SGHie cine MdULHtiOH EN-, liant
meldjer Elm @6lteEbrHO gd6affeu
tDerncu iun, 10 cine Art Ser. Staa'
ten Der @eIt. SHSem Campbell
Sieie 3aaOIutiOn einreidytt, iaste CT,
ariee brittle ginterHatiOnale auar.
due". Cine Organization inter
SrgnnigGtiOneH mHiie geihuffen
ircrben, nm Dem SHteruatiOualen
@eiet @elttrng Su Deridaffea mO
biz Redbte Der RatiOHen IN beIdIii'
sen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
Bur %llntGradBung
un(erer JGrmer.
Ju btioen 6duisrH iuerSen Sorla.
gen 5tuefs 5dlaffnus DOn
9armer 6reoit 8aafeH
eiugereIdlt.

gsai6iugtDH, A. San, - GaS &c.
msiniame aUmite fir ldnblidje Sire.
bite a%nterbreitrte beutr in beiOeu
Sauiern cine anf bic gauO Sgpu.
tbefen. 9anfcu bs5iglidc gorlags. 81
Serielben mirO Elm Suitem Der Sil.
Snng BON II 9icgional.8 anfen NIT il
eiuem aapital Don $1,000 pOrgeieben.
Die apntrOac lber OieielbeH iiart
bic &uuOes Sarmsgeib .Seb0rOC ~
8ai6lHgtDu. 6armcr f0HHen aus
oieieu WclOinitimteu 4nlei6en gegeu
eineu 3msiuR MN . Pru5eRt or.
Gebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
Gin (e6r netteS
GGmperen5gGtrdnRl

2upcfa, 4. Jan. Der critic
Glubaltsbefcblt Der iemals wescu
8erfanfs BON GiOer in annins er.
bubeu HuO beiuiaigt mHrOe, lit beute
in 8idDito an per3eidneH. IS murOe
entOcft, Oaf manfer feilgebutene
Giber 10 bod ME Is Rro5ent 4ltu-
boil entbtclt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
Simon RelfgnatiOn
Ofi6ieG ange6inOtgtl

2DaSsur 4. SGH. N1tHiitsr-
praESert aeqHitB finOiste beute i'm
brriid5en 1Iaterbauie an, Dan Cir
Jr6n Gimon, 5efrvtir fir iunere
gtnseieGeubeitrH, Opt ietnem 8Oiteu
Sarii6gctreteu nit. Sun0n tit OG5
erite @abineftsmitsIis6, Oas pegeu
her gepLanten GiHfafritng Der
ShpnassGas9ebltas ieiu autt nitOer.
lest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
Gin ~bernfnftiaer @lnn.

8aigtagton, 4. San. = 9ag Ct
rat~sinfisfomite 6eidlof, 6ofe
Smit6's Bill gantis einSnberidten,
monnh Der 8rafSent SGs GedIt bat,
icHen Hidtern einen &adlfolger IN
ac5en, bic it'd mcigern, hires bD6eH
Aitecs tuegeu aus Dem 4nte axssu.
iheiSen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04

Ter getiteSgeit5rte Soc Gtr1u
fiihrte Qloutag nadntttaq iii vi.
bright Elm Strefensre1imcrt ans,
in0cnl CT ie6en, Dem er beaegncte.
lleoer3uihieBen 0rohte Gr Uuroe
itlieBlidl T%citgenommeli mo in bic
GQli3eiitation qebroft. mo
id h~eraltsltelte, odB ieine SdiaB.
maize aus Glas beitan0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
Sufsnerf fit gelqien.

aMo90 5of nd on Dem 6ilfB-
Derf fir 9elgien in groBortiqer 8ei.
ie beteiligt. lleber 5000 alei6unq8
itufe mo mebrere tnuieno Dollars
lFnD non bier aus an Die serieas
n~otleioeaoen in 9elgian abgeIonot
Dor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
Garmer 6eaeht seI6hmpr0.

8ea goinf, 4. San. Der be-
fannie, 50.id6rigt 5armer Gmil
Ntle begtHg YiOntaa uadlmittag
SelbitmDrO, inOem Ct iidl Dergiftete.
Gr 6iuterlaFt cine 5ablreihe ia.
mile.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
S4alieu iteat 9ampfer in 2ienf.

GatOeitur, Ser, 4. San. ~ S.
iUnrSe bette ofi5iea befannt gegc-
ben, baf biz 3ampfer Der GreOle
9iRie ieiteHs Der italieniidlen 8egie-
RING fHr SranspOrt5luede in Oeu
9ienit gefteat rOrSen Iinb. gufl
ben 9ampfern Der geartO-GDttO-
3eiras2inie blat Ods gleidle 56if.
ia!. Beibe Geielihaften mterbal-
ten aainmmsn NIT 20 9ampfern bic
&erbSaoaHs sutiden Stalieu nnb
ben SdfeH nm @Olf non Werifo.
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@rauen gifts Oerein!

Morgert, N1ittDofl, ben 8. e3on1.
or, nnfnlittqg5 2.30 I19r, hn0et
cine g~eriommIrng 6es Srmln-
6ifsoereirts ftatt. Sir @rfriidun-
gen un0 urterbolttngen 1T geIorgt.
gertd @etifmor1r, Breoiioeftin.
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SaO 9afotQ mr. 8ilipu.

RIerre, z. Eat, 4. San. - gei
ber bteiigcu Oemofratiiden Staats.
apuueutiOn e%rfldrteu nd Die 7ele.
eaten cinitimmia far cine 8ieoer.
mabl Oes 3raFOeuten MiliOn.
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Muorfeab nieOer @ahlfommihar.
@n6lfomminar 6nrlen q. Nloor.
bead lit Don @Ougerueur UiOrchcao
auf mciterc 5mri Sabre mieOerbr-
itGtlat mBr0rn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-04
aanias Sim 0arft6eridt.

8iRoUiebE3uiubr 10000. Rnrft
lougiam, felt,
e5d6rlinge 1885,.
aiihe uno Sellers, Mtartt feit.
Steders, Diartt tart mtregel.
moBig bo1er.
aalber, 9}arft felt. idrpo6.
5dnUeine -3uiubr $4,000. Rarft
ieit.
Gnrdidnittspreis $6.45-670.
6odnter 8reis SG.75.
Sdnie-3EfuGr 5000. Dtartt ieIt
tC m%e0rqcr.
6odiier @reis $935.
q. Soitp6 Rarttberidt,
9iinOpit9 3anIar 1900. 0iortt
ieit
S~dweiue -3ufubr 1900. @larft
> uieorigcr.
1urd)idnittspr $6.40-660.
9odrfer 8reis $3.50.
Sdpaif-3uiubr 400. Mnrft
nie0riger.
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Warftberidte.
sH0 cntn6a sori,o,

SIP Gntaba. j Sdntlor.
HlnO0Ieb 3uiulr 100.
&eci Stiere 4}arft lnn7ian, mic.
oriacr.
5d5rljnae, cute biz bette 1926
8icnlid cute is atte ss.75-
NittclmaBIqc $5.75-6.50
Sellers, 9Qarft faugiam, nieOri.
ser.
Iorn.sefitterte 8eepes.
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|e.75
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Stod 4Glber Sc. 00-7.25
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gugs, Staqs uin. 81 00-6.00.
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langiom, idtpnd, ) ~nic0riqer.
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t0-2j meoriaer
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625.
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100.
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s@aie- 3ufu1r 10000. 0iarft.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-10-12

sued for the purpose of raising funds
to defray the expense OF rebuilding,
repairing, reconstructing, extending
and otherwise improving the pres.
ent electric lighting system in said
Logan City, for the purpose of more
adequately providing a means OF sup
plying electric light for said city and
for the inhabitants thereof: said
bonds 80 bear date the first day of
October, 1916 due and payable TWEEN.
ty (20) years after date, without OPP
ton OF prior payment, drawing inter.
est at the rate of five (5) per cent
per annum interest payable Jemian-
nually ON the list day Of April and
the LIST day Of October in each year,
said bonds being in the denomina.
ton OF One Thousand Dollars ($1, O0O)
each, and being payable, both prin.
cipal and interest at the National
Bank OF Commerce, In the City of
New York, State of New York.
Sealed bids for said bonds will te
received at the office of the City Re-
corder of said city until Monday,
the 9th day Of October, 1916, at
the hour of o'clock p, IN. at which
time the bids will be opened, and the
bonds sold to the highest bidder there.
for, provided however, that said
bonds or any part thereof shall not
| be sold for less than their race or
par value, plus accrued interest; and
the city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids and to sell said
bonds at private sale IL 1t Is deemed
for the best interests of the city.
All tenders and bids, or offers for
purchase. must be without condition
or qualification, and all bidders must
be willing and prepared to take up
and pay for said bonds within ten
coy days from the date upon which
the bonds are awarded. All bids must
be accompanied by an unconditional
certified check, for five (5) per cent
Of the amount of the bid, payable &c
the order of the City of Logan, &c
be forfeited to said city as liquidat
ed damages should the successful
bidder fail to comply fully with the
terms OF his bid and the terms ant
conditions hereinabove set forth.
Dated at the City Of Logan, Coun