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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
)lOr0=a(6anien OOm
feinOe ge(du6ert!
Snra5jO Sas uGdJitc 3icl Der Ceitcr-
rcidcr; Stalicner uOllen gIDln-
na perteiOigeu.

9iom, IS. San. 9lmtli6 miro
bier gemcloet, nab Die oiterrcid)iid.
imgariid)en 9treitfr1itc Oie nlboni.
idc Grtidoft 2lIeiiio bciest Dabctl
mo li6 icet 0ura33o nd9ern. &o.
ben iie Oicieu 5eebaien inI 9eiib,
Damn fontroqicren bic ieinblihen
5treitfrdite uidt MIR &oros ionoeru
aub Ntittclalbaltien.
Sonoon, 2S. San. ~ Gin Gor-
Respondent Der Qdilp 9lem8 idlreibt
g(l6onien nit 9lusnabmc bon 9lplona
($9oienitaot iu SiiooI6anielD unD
Oas Oaran gren5enoe Sutherland iDiro
bon ben Grltppen Ser 9lQiierten ge-
.autrt mTOen. Die SStaliener ba-
ben 2tDlono tart bcfcitigt, Giterret-
diid-ungoriide lnl0 bulgarii9e
Streitfr1fte Oringen pom g1or0en
uno Citen 9egen Die itolienii6en
15tellllngen por, lut0 Is 0iirfte in
nerbalb ipeuiger Iaoc bort gum
Sample fonmen. Gficn6ar pir0 ii6
Die oiterreihiih 4tngoriide 6lotte an
Dem Sample betetIigen,
9ur6 Die @roberun8 D}ontene-
gro's unb Scutari'S lit oIler mel
terer @i0eritano Der Serbe1. Die
lid in Roroalbonien 6Gfanoen, mn
noglidJ gelpproen utb 10 BOT man
Den &eit Der geidlageueu @fontene-
griner into Ser6en na9 Ser griedi-
iden 5niel Corfu gebro6t bon mo-
ans iie no6 2tplona beforoert mer.
ben, inn Die ttdlietiiden Sruppen 3it
untcritiiten. Die 9aliierten iino ent-
idloiien, 2lblono uiter oaen I'M
itotOen 8u 6olten, ia iener Grt Ell
uen ltrateqiid ipi6tioen 5tiibpunft
fir Tie biloet. (gs lit cine bIo6e
6rage Der 3eit, lpenn Oie 9niicrten
iopobl aus 2lulnna aIs auf aus
5alonifi binallSgelporfen neroeR.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
'5intl(6c auf 0cr
&ritfront iiegreid)!
GrO6ern mebrtre feinDlide s1iben=
grdben aaD idlagen aae feinD.
liden 0egenangriffe ab!
Gnu9eibnns narfte i9IteRlt9 i'm Seaen faaenl

W2eeresfiiite u1o in ben g[rgennen.
9ie 8eutid)ell baben baI0 bier, bal0
bort ongegriffen - bel gperu, I'M
gLrtois Dltritt. in Den 9Lrgonnelt uilO
IN ben Gorgeien, un0 it6eraQ NIT
@rfolg. Son Den Srganel Der gLl.
liierten miro ibnett Die glbitdt i'm.
terido6en 3ptiheq 9tieuport unO
9pern 0urhJubregerl aber Das lit
leoiglid 8erntutlmg. 9ie Srgane
Der Aqiierten ipiiiell bon Den 9tb-
ii9ten Der oeutiden @eeresleitung
garni1ts. @8 ge1ort Slt ibren @e-
pobnbeiten, ben 9eutihen bal0 Die
ie, balo iene 9Lbiidt 5u nteridie-
ben I'M Dinterber, nenn Die trie.
geriiden Greigniiie iid anOers ent.
nideln, iagen 3u fonnen, iie b1tten
ibre 9tbiidJt nidt erreidt. 0ardus
m16t man Damn oeltIde 9eie0erla.
gen. @s fonnlt eben inlner al
0ers, ais bic 2[lliierten oenfen. Sort
mo ite ben glngriff Der 3eutideu
llno ibrer 8erbiin0eten erporten, fin.
oct er geluobuli1 ni1t ltatt. 8ie
Ieste alaioifeliibe in @nli5ieu lit Elm
8eiipiel ooiilr. Ser Qlnariff 0iaden-
lens om Guinnee fam fir Die 9lI-
liierten 10 iiberraiheno, oaB tie an-
fdngltf gar nt6t muBter mas iie
Oormis MAIDEN iollten. Gs oauerte
mebrere Gage, bis tie begrtffen bat.
ten, OoB es Ii6 om 8unajec nibt
lin einen ortIi9en @prltob, ion0erlt
nm eine gelDoItige 2ffenitobepegung
banoele, bic iilr Die Hllilen perhdng.
uisupa inarben nlBte. lln0 10 mo
gen bic geaeuIu1rtigen 9GH1pte ntf
Der Neltfroiit ooS 9orlpieI 5ll etner
gepoltigeit Sfieniipe biloen. SSm
SSSSiltereiie 8entldiartDs utto ieiner
Serbiinoeteu ltegt cine roi9e @nt-
iheioung. ltuo es lit int b0hlteu
@rnoe mlpabriAeinlid,, ooB 9elti6-
lon0 ben 9eriltd, bic GntiAeioung
Derbeiaufiibret, aitiihe6t, bis ieine
5einoe ben lesten perfiigbdren Dtonn
ais geritdrfung berbeige5ogen bo.
ben; un0 Die Qn8et6en ipre9en na6
rpie bor 0afiir, ooB bic oeutide @ee-
bic entidethung I'M Use /
item iuden miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
Oeut(c6er 5(ieger
finOet 5e(OentOO!
Der 6eriiBmte SliegerlentHaut Sue6-
me nit iciuem' 5lng5eng
abgeitiirSt,

Berlin, IS. San. fS5untenberidlt.)
n Gie lleberieeiibe 9tndri6teuaaeu.
tur uclDet: Die DeutidDe 2uftflotte,
melde glaucD am lektrn 9}nntog be-
i6oB, idIeu0erte $50 8elnben auf
Die ELECTROMAGNETIC an0 Die Stoot
6erab. Gas Deutie)e a5liegerforpS
befIogt Den 500 eiHes ieiner topfer-
iten un0 berilbmteitel g1itglie0er.
Seutnont 8oebnle, Der Don Der ober-
iten 9eGresleitllng ipegen ieiner fiib-
men uno erfolgreideu 5treif5iige
dusge5eidnet morDen mar, ltiir5te
nut ieiuem f5fn95et eei 5eriisbeiu
I'M @liaB ab mo fduo babel ieinell
Go0.
2eutnont goebme mar 01itglieo
oeS boperiidelr 6Iiegerforps. s5nl
September muroe er
pom @roBber5og BON gaoen in Der
9lnlpeienbeit DER Gruppen beglild-
milni6t uno ipoter ouf 9efebl aoi-
ler 8ilbelns nit Dem @iiernen
areua @riter aloiie uno Dem 0r0en
9SollO le 0lerite ausge3eihnet, ais
er 8pei fron8oiiiba 6lteger 5u 30
ben 9ebrddjt batte. 2tls iid) Die.
fran3oiiiden iSlug3euge 6reiburg|
ndberten itieg 9oebne gan8 allein
nit ieinem 2lpparot auf uno toteteI
oen 5iibrer oes etran unb oen Be
obndtltnesofii5ier oes anoeren @ero.
plans. 8eioe gferoplane puroen 5uE
SanOung ge3nungen uno Die ilbeit
lebenOen sSnidiien gefaugen genom-
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
Ber(iner feiern
Hoi(er'S S 9e6urtStOg!
Die 5alier in arDFartiacr 8ciit
beflaagt; 9antsottesOienite iii
oen airdeH.

gerlth 2s. San. @on3 Berlin
prongte geitern geIeaentIid oes 81.
@eburtstages aaiiers ggiIbelns in
6IoggenIhnlud. Die 5traben bo.
len ein feitIides Bib, uuo ole ge.
p0Ifcruu9 Gatte iSeiertagsgeipano
gtuf gsllnid1 0es 6err.
iders bate man Don rollidenoen
iSeltIi6teiten 2lbltano genonlnen.
e,SSn alien airhen iano Speaidleot.
tesoietIt itatt I'M Dem Serru Der
Seeridlaren fiir Die gndoige grbal-
hma oes gelie6ten 0tonarhen at
oauteu.
Ter aoiier ieIbit befdnO iif i'm
@roBen Soliptquartier unO fonllte
uidlt 3elge iein Der ibm 81 Gbreu
Deranitalteten 9ernonitrationeil. Aui
eigeneu Mrnib milroet inn me0er
@ratillatIoneH nod @elhenfc gc
ianot. Gem G5eIttoge a6er puroe
oaOur6 cine beionoere 8ei6e Der.
liehcu oaB Der @itipen ino @aiicn
arieger luio on0erer
ariegsnotleioeiloer eurh 3uicnouna
pom 2icbesgaben eeoadlt puroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
ROnig Oer(ingert
par(amentS=SiBung!
Sine bnAtrahenOe &cSc Ses 9SHias
fummt I'M ltntcr6ans smr
> &erleiuug.

2onoon, 28. San. Qluf @ebeiB
oes aonig8 lit Die SiBung 0es 4ar.
lunentS bis gum 10. S5e6ruar per-
lon8ert moroen. 15it eiuer BON oem
Gon3ler I'M lIfterbollie perIeieuen
Re0e 0e5 a6nig5 beiBt es:
2ldt8ebn @tonote lonq bat uniere
W2arine lu16 2ouoarluee 5uiaulnen
NIT uniercn tapferen 8er6ilnoeten
nHiere 6reibeit ltp0 0u3 @eieB in
Guropo geqen unperallabtc ieinOlt-
DIE 2ln9riffe bertei0igt. Gu5 bri.
tiidle &olf oobeim tn0 in anocren
2onoen 1T nit mir eines SHINES,
menn id be9aupte, ooB mir lniere
55abnen gum entidei0enoen Sieae
filbren mer0en. eSSn oieient adnpfe,
Der ms bon ieneu arfge3munpen
(no, 10 etipas lebt liiftD lpur0e, Sic
Die 5rei5eit uno &crtrdae, Bic mir
bettlg balten, miBndteu meroei mir
Ole 8ofiel nid]t cher ne0crleaen bis
mir Die Snd)e, filr 0ie mir itreiten
lno bic .aie 3ufimft 0cr 3igiliiotipn
III lih burg, gcrcdticrti1t hd6en.
Sd oerIalie MIDI bcrtranenepou atf
oie irene llnteritit6ung meiner llil.
tertanen mcldc mid ME i'm Stid)
geloiien boben uno i'd bette ju SOFT
eaR er ms beiitebcn udae. l5horid,
Lob Cid bear0brnD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
gteue 9feidlsiteaer.

Qlniteroam, lib. 9onOon, 2S. San.
- @ie sic, a&dgfthc 9iumoidau"
beridtet, bat Der StaatsietretGr oes
Rei9sidobants, Or. aar[ ;6elffe.
rid, nelte SteuerpIdne euttporfen
Die einan Grtraq bon etpa t25 0lif-
Iionan Collar (eiu Babe Miaiaroe
Rurf) erge6eu iolleu. gIngeiidt8
Der Sppoiitiou aegen Ole 9eIteue.
riug Der ariegsaenilme, ioH oieie
iii Dem Heuen Stelerprogranum nidt
et1t6alten iein, ipobl aber beoertenoe
@rbobungen Der 5ahdfSiteuer rm0
Der @infiinfte ans 8oit uno @iIen.
bahn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
@unitiunsidiff 6cidaOiat.

Semoro, Alaafa Is. Son. Ser
5rndltoalHpier Scpdr9, Der ont IA.
Smmdr pDn Spdttlc nit ariegslna
terial ali 9oro nadJ 8laeinoitof ab
ftt6r III il idlper beid1oigtem 3u.
itan0. III ga 6oldle, 9llasta, einge.
troiicn Gos Sdiii geriet in einen
Shrm perlor einelI Sel Der alli
Dem Ded beiu0tideu 2aonnq ino er.
lit SdDooeu an Steuer. Die SIC
pdratirorbciten pcrocn niebrerc gso-
den in 4ninruh nehnIen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
)l(Ontenegro' S armee
in 9efangGn(c6att!
eei SaHiluu0rao leaeu bic lebten
Gcrteloi9cr Ses San0es Die
gsGifeH uie0er.

81 Berlin, IS. San t,Suifenberidt J
A Ciiijieile linhridten Don g8ien
dipgen, DaB General 8ufotit9 Der
nit penn Meit Der gei6laeenen mon.
.tene1rilliiden 2lrmee gegen ole otter.
iseid)iid iliHariifen Irlppen mi
s5el0e itdn0, ild bel 1aniloDorao er.
ebeu bai.
d sSeruer miro aus oeul 0iterreidiid
Alarii1eH 9auptquartier 6eridtet /.
.gllle i'm gllislan0 uer6rcitetet
#llel0lngeu ilber neue si1mpie in
llontenegro iino 9latt erfuuoeH
sobr lit mir, OaB a6nia gdfita iein
nib nno iein Seer i'm Std ge-
8aiien 9nt unO qeiloben lit sSn ipei-
n S1noen iih Die Ae1ieruug jest
y iiiI0et, 1T ftidjt befannt, obcr 0as
.t aleihgiltie. oa Is Die militGriide
: hlntion nid)t beeinihlBt Die Gnts
oHiiutra Der neutrality-suspicious. 9Ir-
&c aebt ohnc ale 5d)ierigteiteu
.0 3UiideHfaGe bon itatten. 8o
ner bic 0iterreidiidl urqdriidlen
/ FIppen eriheillen. legen bic mons
rqriniidleii gatailone inter Dem
mnal0o iErer SifiSieSe Oie @af.
II ohne 2sioerre0c nieoer gsiete
85iGaalgen, Die iih III ben nod
TT nleiestcn Giitritteu befiuOen.
s iadrihtigeH imiere 8orhnt 0nrh
ten, Dab iie bereit iin0. ibre Baf
ausgIlieferH. gel Der eimnb.
BON i5flnari ipur0en BON ureren
AppeH IL 8eifiibe. 2 Nlnidliucn.
8 nNe nno 5000 8cmerbc er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
8iiten Der SUdlflatsn.

0lemp1is, Ieun. 28. San. =
Der &5ite ulo 9lrtailidS ,SllB limo
il6er lire llfer getreten mo ba6en
ein lmermeBlidb peites Gebiet uiter
8oiier geiett IauienSe sSomilien
gabeH Dor ben 6hten 3nfIud)t auf
cen 01dern ibrer 6ouier mo auf
9dlmcn geiltdt. Is reenet in
Str0meu, uno oie 9ictttIn9 DER ltn.
aliidIidcu lit NIT 9roBcr @cfobr
perblinoru. eis iebt limo nod tciuc
Serll6te BON 0feuidJeilleben gcmel-
oct uoroeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
CBefansene glmerifauer 6efreit.

Brownsville. Gero 2S. San.
Die beiben qlrtilleriiten @beeler unO
BeoerioH meId)c on @ttttnoh, nod.
Dem iie 6ei 9roQreiio oen Rio @rol.
De olrhihmoumen 6otten. arf Dem
nlerifoniihen lliern pon Nferifonern
gefaugen genollmel lplir0etL lino
bon Irippen @arron5d's bcfreit
mor0eu. Sic loilr0en geitern Oen
omerifailiidlen geonlten in merifoni.
iher alei0ltug getleioet ansgelieiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
,sdlrefIidle1 rniIiidle eieae.

9onoon 2S. San. Eetrogrooer
9epeiden nleIOcn. ooB oic tiirfiidc
9lrmce i'm aaufaius bic mrhfigen
Sdl1ac Der Huiien liidlt I1uger 8lr
ertraaen Dermag Gin ,.boIIitdnOiaer
Sieo iiber bie 8ilrfen 1T in alnS-
iidt geiteIlt QSn 8etrogra0 Sirflp-
Iiert OuS @eriid)t, oab gr3erum ge.
ioaeu lit (llno oerarti1eS oinImeS
3puq mebr.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
gSettsrheridlt

Sun gmobo imo ltugegen0
Shnee mo nidt mebr 70 f1lt 6eute
glbeno mo Snmstna.
sur glebrdsfn: Sdniee m0 md,t
aon8 10 faIt 6rcitao mo somstog
Sir Somo Sdlnee mo nidlf gans
10 falt belite glbeno mo Somstas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
sltaIiener aelen snm asinoe ii6rr.

Berlin %. San C5uHfeuberidt)
slns 4sieu miro oiii5iell aeIueL
oct Sin Der itatieuiiden ,Srout iii
IN Oen aampen einc aSauie eiuge.
tretell sSn Der 9tdbe con 9slauio
gtugen 80 italieuiidle Geiertcre All
inns iiber. Sie iogten, oaB sic
italieriidlen &crliite 1T oen lima.
iten sianpfeu Iurdttar geiueIcn
iinO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
sanfrdnber Sinaieit aemadlt.

Gbicaao, IS. Gan. 9yene iil-
sonoiten. ole geitern ole
gsalbint6on 9arf galgt 1usraubten.
iino beilte IN ibrem gogicrbouie per.
baitet uoroen SAT- Bic gauge ae.
roubte Snmme i'm getraa bon St9,,
600 mltr0e Dieoer erIaHgt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
JGpan'S S d66Ommen
NIT Gng(unO!
9emielben senaf cr6dlt sSapan ben
iibcrluieaenOeu Ginfluf i'm
Siteu.

Berlin, 28. San. gie 5rouf.
fllrter 3eitung bat aus 3nperIdiiiger
Guelle erfabren, nab eSopon NIT
@nglano ein 9I6toumen getroffen
babe, laut meldem ,Sopon ein iiber-
piegenOer GiufluB i'm fernen Siten
gepdbrIeiitet miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
1ram .laitpl nnf Str Ntnernna.

Nom. Is. San. S,m gatifnn lit
0ie 9todridt einsetroiien 0oB Hd
in 0cm 9eiiuOen 0es aaiicrs Ssran5
sSoieph cine &enouna 5ur, @eiicrlng
eingclteat babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

6 = HHrtc non bier lpur0e
mu Der aonnention Der 9ieG5ahter
Oes 2anOeS meIde in 81 8oio. 5cc,
obaebaItcu miro 5um 8neitcn &5c
prali0eHt Der s'ercIlialma cuDGllt
Sm 9iitet po3 S. Sahrcn itor5
bier Der @iobelhonOlcr Seurn Spide
lie, uelher icit itbcr pie%l Sobren
III Gnlaba anlaiiig mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
cffisieaer Ocntider gsridlt.

Berlin, %. San. - 3ds Strieg8-
ant melocte geitern gIbenO 5oIgen-
oes: Die feinoIide 2lrtiaerie na6m
Die oeutit)at 5teILungen in ben
Gilnen Der gfeeresfitite entlang I'M
ter derer. gu oleidjer 3eit be,
idloilen ieinbli1e Monitore ben 8eit.
eiloe 8iltrift. 9eiOe anarifie aber
paren obne Birflmg.
IaA0em bic 9eltihen nleBrere
eriolgreidDe gepoltige glitenipren-
gttnaen suiitbei sgitup uno gtieu-
rifle acrgenoltimen bntterb ltiirlnterl
tte mebrere Dintereindt0er liegen0e
iran5oliIfe 5teIlungeu IN eincr 8ei.
te BON 500 bis GOO goros. 5ie
na6ncn babel / Gffi5ier un0 81
@lanu eeiangen lnno eroberten ein
M}aiAinengelpebr uuo orei 9tinen-
fuerier. Die 5ran5oien unternab-
men lit oieler @egelto umo III drl0e-
rca Giitriften, no Die 9eutiden Or
folae atif5upeiieu batteib nebrere
ejcgenangrifie, mlo es fam 8unl
0anogenleuge, III pelheln Die Gent.
41en Die 9berbano bebielten. Gems
murOe bon Dem 6eiuoe mieOer be.
idoiien.
5tibere geri6te aus 5ronfreib
uu0 6lanoern beiagen oaB ii9 Dos
g8etter bort aHnltig eeitaItet babe
mo oie niiIitarijden 0perdtioneu
iuieOer nit 9ladoruf aufgeuomueH
iinO. 2lm idmcriten geitalteten iih
Ole Sample bel glieuport unmeit Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

2ou0on, %. Son. Die 9eut.
ldea feierten Oen @eburtstag Salier
g8ilbelms Oo0urd, Dab iie alf Der
aauSel 8eitfroit cnergtiA ongrif.
fen. 8eionDers beitig geltalteten
iib Die Sample in Der llmge9euO BON
9eieubille, n0rOli6 non Qlrras. 9ort
ipurOen bon ben Geutiden mebrere
Observation-Disclosures 54iltengro-
ben III elmer 8eite BON 600 garos
geltiirnlt nlb tros aller irall6Oitiden
@egenongrifie bebauptet. Die 6ron-
8oien bebauptelL oaB iie iidJ IN Den
geiib nlebrerer Dlinerfrnter geieBt
6abelt iudbreno Die gnglalioer itber
eriolgreide UtIneniprengungen III
Der 9tieuDiae. Gegion beridten. ga.
ris meloet ferner, oaB Die Oeittid)en
1d)iIbpngrdben in 8elgien nlo moro
lid) Der glisne bon Der glrtiaerie.
idgper heldoiien uno Den 0elttiGen
erbebIide 8erIltite beigebra6t lpilr-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

gcruft en6 bel emfdufcn oul
ole -9rihiine".
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-23
Women More Religious Than Men.


The real reason why women are
more religious than men today is be
cause they are more human than men.
1t is not by nature that they are So
Social conditions have made them SO.
AS we have divided the labor OF the
world between the sexes, the work OF
men is almost entirely concerned with
the production and distribution OF
things: the work of women almost en-
tirely with the production and sus'
tenauce IF persons. We all of us at
times notice the great throngs OF men
who go, at the call of the whistle, IN
and out of our great factories. TO the
average mans mind, these hundreds
of men are "nands," and the purpose
of the factories where they are EN-
ployed IS to produce goods; but to
the average woman's mind these nun
dreds of laborers are human beings,
and the purpose of the factories is 10
furnish sustenance, through pay Ell
velopes, to men and women and boys
and girls and babies yet unborn. In
most of our homes the man leaves hu'
man interests early in the morning,
devotes the best hours Of his day to
the welfare of things, and returns to
persons again only for the evenings
relaxation His wife meanwhile, has
hardly done an act of labor all the
day, has hardly made plan or had
thought, which is not with consider
able intimacy related to human be-
ings-her husband, her children, her
neighbors.--Bernard |. Bell, in the At
lantic.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-23
eathtub Under Sink.

"By utilizing the space ordinarily
wasted beneath kitchen sink as
place of concealment for bathtub,
a curious plan has been evolved
for providing bathing facilities In
cramped houses without toilet rooms."
says Popular Mechanics Magazine
"The sink and it's accompanying drain
board occupy the top of a movable
cabinet Of neat appearance. The
blackboard Of this is permanently fixed
to wall, and water faucets are at.
tached to it Immediately over the sink.
The bathtub Is permanently installed
beneath tie cabinet and at the front
end supports a small basin, connect
ed with the waste pipe, into which
the water from the sink Is drained.
Normally the bathtub is entirely out
Of sight. When it is to be used, how.
ever the cabinet, holding the sink, IL
moved away from the wall to give
free access to it. Water Is then sup.
piled through faucets attached to the
board above"
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MONT FREDERICK COUNTY, MD THURSDAY, MARCH g. 1916.

Deerfield on the road leading from Thur
mont to Deerfeld, we'll timbered with
chestnut and oak, and adjoins the land
of Stoner and others.
81. All that mountain lot containing
20 acres and perches of land, more or
less, situated aboutone mile east OF Deer
field on said Deerfield road, also Well tim
bered with chestnut and oak and adjoln-
ing the said lands of Stoner and others.
22. All that mountain lot containing
13a acres of land, more or less, situated
about one mile south of Deertield on the
said Deertield road, also well timbered
with chestnut and oak and and adjoining
the lands of said Stoner and others.
Above mountain tracts are well located
and timbered and are of value to farm
ers having farms with no timber lands
attached and those in the market for pole
timber.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
decree: One third of the purchase mon
ey to be paid in cash on the day OF sale
or the ratification thereof by the Court,
the residue in two equal payments six
and twelve months from day of sale, the
purchaser or purchasers giving his, her
or their notes with approved security
bearing interest from day of sale, or all
cash at the option of the purchaser or
purchasers. A payment of ten dollars on
each lot will be required on day of sale
All the conveyancng and revenue stamps
at the expense of the purchaser or pIr-
chasers.
VINCENT SEBOLD,
J. HOWARD CREEGER,
mch l6 Is Trustees
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She fancied that she caught the echo
Of glad, joyful laugh. All excite
ment, her usually pale cheeks red as
a rose, Flora burst into the room,
gayly waving letter.
"Oh, mother" she cried; what do
you think? My luck has changed at
last. just got this letter in the hall
mail box. It's for me and it's from
firm called Andre Fairfax & Co.. ]
must have answered some advertise
ment of theirs for a stenographer, for
they say that l can report at ten to-
morrow morning, that my application
Is accepted and that the salary is
oh, mother, dear, guess guess!" f1ut.
tered Flora breathlessly.
Surely not $50?"
"No-$75!"
What a babbling and almost hys-
terical delight there was all through
their frugal meal! What hopes they
built on this sudden and unexpected
fortune. Flora sat up until midnight
mending gloves, doing up her hair,
starching and ironing her best waist.
you pretty picture!" enthused the
fond mother, as Flora kissed her
good-by. I've put poor lunch in your
handbag, but it was all there is un'
til"
"My first weeks great, grand sal.
ary!" cried Flora, with shining eyes
"Then-oh, then, won't we luxuriate!
Flora reached the Office Of Fairfax
E. Co. She told her business to the
information clerk, who went into
private office, and, returning, stated
that Mr.. Fairfax wished to see her.
Flora was impressed with the kindly
face of the young man, who, it seemed,
was the head of the business. He
nodded intelligently as he read the
letter and wrote line on a card.
Take that to Mr.. Doane, the office
manager" he, said. "He will assign
you to your work at once. l hope
you will like your tasks here. Your
references were excellent"
my references?' repeated Flora, in
a puzzled way. "Why, sir, l sent
uone-but | have them with me"
THAT is strange" observed Mr..
Fairfax, and he reached over and
lifted a large envelope from a little
tray II thought was right. Yes,
here they are"
In wonder, and then in sickening
despair, Flora glanced over the recon-
mendation of Miss Flora Johnson, but
another Miss Johnson, at entirely diff
ferent address. She felt faint as the
truth dawned upon her: Whoever had
sent the letter had looked at the di.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-23
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Personal Property,

aluaDlc IeFSOndl fOpcTiy.
The undersigned intending to move in
to Thurmont, will sell at public sale on
the Bollinger place west of Thurmont,
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1916,
At II O'clock, NJ,
the following personal property, viz:
EXCELLENT YOUNG HORSE,
works in any harness. safe driver and
fearless of autos and motorcycles, good
leader,
THREE HEAD OF CATTLE.
consisting of good Jersey Cow that will
be fresh about July lst; 2 Holstein Heif-
ers 10 months old;
THREE SHOATS,
| splendid one or two-horse Acme wag on,
l good Rubber Tire buggy worn but lit
tie, corn planter, 2-horse pillow, doub-
le shovel plow, single and double trees,
wheelbarrow, cutting box, corn shelter,
scoop shovel forks, COW chains, halters,
sets single harness, set work gears, 2
good work collars, bride, coop of laying
hens, iron kettle, pair 0O-pound steel
yards, new double ladder 81 feet long,
3-gallon oil can, crooks, lot of hay and
corn, etc.
TERMS Six Months, $40. Settle
ment must be made on day of sale.
j. S. HOFFMAN,.
E. L. Sttely, Auct. Jos. Gernand, elk.
mch l6 ct
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Circuit
Court for Frederick County, sitting as
Court of Equity, passed on the lst day of
March, 1916, in No. $3.50 Equity on the
Docket of aid Court, wherein Charles
W. Wolfe, ct al. are Complainants, and
Halle Geasey, ct al. are Defendants, the
undersigned Trustee will sell at public
auction, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1916,
AT 2.3O P. NJ,
in front of Fraley's Store at Catoctin
Furnace, Frederick county, Maryland,
All that lot or parcel of ground con-
tanning
"a ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, situate, lying and being in
Frederick county, Maryland, and adjoin-
ing the lands of Alvey M. Isanogle and
T. Buchanan Mcpherson. The property
is improved by
DWELLING HOUSE,
and all necessary outbuildings. The prop
erty contains we'll of good water, and
a number of fruit trees, and will make
the purchaser splendid home.
TERMS of Sale as prescribed by the
Decree:-Onehalf Cash upon the ratifica-
tion of the sale by the Court, and the
balance in six months; the purchaser or
purchasers giving his, her or their notes
with approved security, bearing interest
from the day of sale, or all cash at the
option of the purchaser.
A deposit of $4,000 will be required on
day of sale. All conyeyancing, including
revenue stamps, to be at the expense of
the purchaser.
CHAS. McC. MATTHIAS,
| mch 24t Trustee.
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For Sale!

The property owned and occupied by
Mrs. Margaret E. Keefer, situated on
the road leading from State Road to
Apples church. Two Acres of land, 2
Story Frame House and all outbuildings
in splendid repair, fine fruit, water, etc.
A splendid home in every particular,
close to Thurmont. For further particu-
lars apply to
GEORGE A. EYLER,
Carroll St. Extended,
mch l8 If Thurmont, Md.