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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30
:BRYAN'S FRIEND
BAILEY ENTERS
!. BILL IN HOUSE
FOR ONE term
Would Increase Presidential Ser
>. vice to Six Years Instead of
= Four but Make Him Ineligible
for Reelection

Washington. March 29.7-Representa-
tive Bailey of Pennsylvania, one of the
close friends of W. J. Bryan in the
House, introduced 4 resolution today
to increase the Presidential term to
six years with one-term limit. In a
statement Mr.. Bailey said the Demo-
cratic party and President Wilson had
been unjustly criticized in connection
with the single term plank of the Bal
timore platform, and pointed out that
Mr.. Wilson did not pledge himself to
one term, but merely was pledged by
the convention to the principle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30
MISS sooTHBY ENTERTAlNs
In Honor Of Her Guest, Miss Helen
Baker

Tuesday evening Miss Helen Booth
by entertained 20 Of her young lady
friends in honor of Miss Helen Baker,
her room mate at Simmons College The
evening was pleasantly passed with
games and music and refreshments
were served. Miss Blanche Webster
and Miss Adeline Johnson, both Sim
mons alumni, assisted the hostess in
serving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30
|RESCUER WAS
ATTACKED BY
A SUBMARINE

London, March 29.-According to re-
ports in circulation here, II hours aft
err the Sussex was struck British de-
stroyer engaged in picking up surviv-
ors from lifeboat was attacked by
a German submarine, which fired two
torpedoes Both missed their mark The
lifeboat had drifted after leaving the
Sussex but is said not to have been
far from the scene Of the disaster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30

At the mastering in Of the 18th
Maccabee Rifles, which was held on
Wednesday evening in Golden Cross
hall. the installing officer was Col
Harry Gross. The company's captain
is A. A. Nelson. first lieutenant, r. E
Beane and first sergeant, Jessie Lewis
Following the installation supper
and smoke talk were much enjoyed by
the members of the new company, and
several impromptu speeches were
made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30
BOSTON & MAINE
KILLS WOMAN AT
SOUTH ROYALSTON

South Royalston. Mass. March 20
Mrs. John Simonds. 65 years of age,
was killed today when sleigh in
which she was riding, was struck by
a passenger train on the Boston &
Maine Railroad. The sleigh was demol-
ished and the horse killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30

The Augusta Festival Chorus will
hold it's third rehearsal at 7.3O this
evening at the Assembly hall Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. building and as the num-
Der of .rehearsals is limited to 10 it is
very important that all members be
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30
DYNAMITE USED
TO GOOD, EFFECT;
LEADVILLE FIRE

Leadville. Colo, March 29.-Dyna-
mite was used to prevent the spread
of fire which early today threatened
to destroy the business district. Ten
buildings were destroyed with a loss
of 100000. There were no casualties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30

Mrs. Fred NJ. Smith. aged So, of
Rockland. proprietor for nearly 80
years Of summer hotel at Crescent
Beach, died Tuesday, after long ill
ness. She was a member Of Golden
Rod Chapter. o. E. S., and the Methe-
besec and Progresseiv Literary Clubs
Of Rockland. The husband and one
daughter, Mrs. George Clark, survive.
Appeal in Cover Will Case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30
Dr.. J. Edward Austin

New Bedford, Mass. March 29.-Dr.
j. Edward Austin, a widely-known
physician, for more than 20 years in
the government service at Costa RIGA
and later at Puerto Cortez in Hon.
duras. died at his home early today.
DR.. Austin had charge Of the medical
inspection and sanitation in Costa Rica
and Honduras and had achieved wide
reputation in fighting yellow fever and
other tropical diseases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30
RUSSIA TO PROBE
RECENT SHORTAGE
OF AMMUNITIONS

Petrograd. March 80, Via London
The council of the Empire. recognizing
the necessity of investigating the re-
cent insufficiency of munitions at the
Russian front, has ordered the opening
of preliminary inquiry into accusa-
tons against General Soukhomlinoff.
formerly minister of war. and General
kouzmine- Korowaieff chief of the ar
tillery department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Robert Noble Of this city is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Ralph Cross of Ban
gor, for a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30
THURSDAYS Concert Program

Thursdays Concert Prosra"
March-"Life and Liberty" Christeh'.
Overture-''The Merry Monarch, D,e
Waltzes-"My Life. My ALL" Sommen ..s.,
"son~s ~ ~. So" Won Ln'
"Na~ 1s,., ...,.a,. Whitrs
.M vw .s NJ s a.r% MisspdI
military QuaQTllies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30
WINTHROP
LOCAL NOTICE.

Miss Flora Z. kimnall will open her
millinery parlors on Main street with
fine line of spring goods. the first
week in April. mar3ndlt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30

An English. scientist has succeeded
obtaining seven gallons Of fuel oil from
a ton Of seaDecd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30

Some GRANTEES will withstand a
crushing strain Of 10000 pounds to the
square inch.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
BeSte Behandlung
fur Katarrh!


Gp~c3ioIiIten ltimnert 5n, bdB SEQ.
turrb cine Snfettion 6es @llttes lit.
5obalo Gle sybr 9liit bon ben Ia.
tarrbiiden @iften eereinigt bober,
wcrOen Gle ben @atarrb log - Den
@ei3 in Der &eble, oog @Gltipern
imO Mlisipuden IND ben ifle1ten
@eruh. 9ie llriode lag boiiptidd.
Iih 0ariit baB SIR gei6fpoftes Blut
nneeItedt mar, bieaetht 0urA CT.
tdItung o6er 0iird fdbere Beriibr1ntg
cites NIT grfeltlng 8ebnfteten.
glber Ieioen sic nidjt an antdrrb,
es lit nidt n%ottDcnOie. 9as Mittel
9. 9. g., nor iiber so Snbren CT.
fun6en erprobt uro betudbrt, lit IN
ieoer Mpotbefe au baber. gs bot
it1 in tditienoen Sdnen befp1brt unO
tpirb es aud BEL SbnerL. &oufen
Gle fofort q. q. @. uno beginner
gie bic Sur. Benn SIR San Elm
1roniider lift, idreiben Sic an
emit Specific 60, 4tlanto, Ga.
Inn freien meoi5inii1en Sat. sic
erfI1rt Sbnen, ipie Sieies rein Dege.
tobiliiAe 9IttnitteI ods 8l1t rel.
nigt un6 es bu6itdbli9 reinpdidt.
rsim s&r.ibsH aDasns man bic .omasa Eribhas.
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sentiGe aHItur.
iiebts felt Sabreu ibren Giufluf anf ben
8nltat aus.

Die pplitiI6e 9ebattsrf9oft, bic
Jrantrei9, England un0 RaBIano
ben iuugen 9altdnp0ltern gegenii6sr
geipieIt 6aben, bat es nit iid ge@
bradt, oaB Die genannten Rationen
aud auf Die tultursae @ntpidIung
Der gaItanFaoten sinen GiniIuB gu
getpinneR permo1ten, ben iie uur aaz
I5u oft 3u sgoiitiIaspolitii4sn 3pet-
fen o~usnlBten. Dod 9eraee in
Sin6lid auf bic IangIdbri9e 8irts
famteit Der iebigen Auiisrten dui
Dem 8altau lit Is angebrdGt, ben
bsute nod OieI Oerbpitstsn Srrtum
gu torri9iersu, Der 6us gauge 9eis
itiae Qeben Der 8altanb0lter auf
fran30Tfde Iub engiiids SGti9teit
3uriiafiil,t @cnn = pie &arl Die
terid in uler Der s0sutids0fterreis
IdiiGsu 5reid ungss un0 9ilbnngss
arteit auf oem 8alfau" getpibmeten
llate. udrng ausfiibrt - bubeu bic
8oitmp5ltsr ibr critics geiiti9ss 2idt
Our6aus ni9t 70 iehr bon 6rantrei9
|ols BON Dem politiIh bdmdls mod
ni6t eJitisrenbsn 9euti9ldno uno
BON OeIterrei9 empfohsen:
sSierbin nisIen bic 8~aItanoOIter
5ereits for 125 Sahren ounddt lire
materieleu, dber aud f9On i1re err
rva9enOsn gsiItisen 8eoirfniFt: Nien
NIB 2eip3ig tparen OamaIs bic
5auftbanoelspIGbe fir bic probutts
ser 8dltanlGnber, bsionbers fir ben
gel3bon0eI; in bei6en StGbten lieoeIs
tel iiG balb ltottIide 9olOnisn Don
3aItaHsa aufleutsn an, in bsiben aIz
ten llnipsrIitdtsitdotsn 'finbsn mir
dber aud baIb bic 8Iiits Der Iiterari>
I6en Sugsnb ibrsr B6lter nnF ben
erItsn gpursn geiitigsr 2s@nsbetdti-
|aunq; in @ien srIhien 1893 bic err
ite griehiIqs 3situng, 1871 Die err
tie srie6iIds 3titfhrift, Der r@sIebrs
tie Sermes4, in Wisu lebts Der srite
SGnaer uno Mdrtprcr sreihifder
Jrsibeit. Rbisos bon geIsitino, in
2eipsiq iaulte IiG um ITO Der
ShDpftr Der Ierbii1en 64Iiftipros
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

Omaha Sribane,
1911 SutuarS Ctr. Omaha, @ehr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

@ie IN friiberen Sobren Glide
re" 10 lit gan8 belonoers jet
sSGfeln" Sltut Soiungsmort u~nierer
SrauenpeIt gefporoen IN Der freien
8eit, 0ie fie ibren Gflidten abae-
tDintt. ltno BARN bat fie aii6 @edt,
oa man ia obne sroBe liiibe ulo
Soften etruas S6ones uno bod 5lt-
glei6 Giislides fir ieine Srcitttoe
ODER fid ieIbit beriteaen lam. Ga.
bel fentnt ibr ols gutter R1tgeber
unier Bud go. 3 our Silfe. AltBer
20 periGieoeuerl iteiieften MltItern
bon 9aiien ooer Sods itn0 febr
nieolide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wnlter
bon S6als, 8antoffln 9edden.
@ou6taideu, Sdubhen uno SiIet.
orbeiten BARN erttbdlten, iUel6e obne
ssrage groben 8eifan fin0en uer0en.
.Gdumen Sic niht NIT Der 8eIteuung
0ieIer neueften Musgabe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

England bat 8oumrpole ais
8dnnipare ertI1rt, neil 9eutfdIonb
0ieies CUR Setfte1uns BON guIDer
benotiate. Nun, 8eutI9lanb miro
niernols ipieotr Elm pfuno 8aamtpoue
fit oieTs 3tptds beOirfeu. Den GrIob
bietet 9Olapnle. elm prooutt oss
beutlaen Malbes, tpelhes nett bills
ger uno fir ben s3nsd better geeisnst
1T. Qua Sen gbilisS aIpeter fir Die
puIberer5eugung t6nnsu mir sntbsbs
rem. Mir getpinnen i'm aus benz
Std off Der 2uft, peIder iebt
idph in 70 grpBen Men9en er5eugt
miro, oab CT au9 bereits aIs DiiHgs
mittel fir sic 2dnopirti9aft obss.
geben miro. Rampfer, tpeI9er fir
SprsnsItoffe unentbebrIi4 III, fabris
Siert 0eutfaIanb ieBt duf demiI9em
Wege better unb biligsr, als ben nos
tiirlifen Sampler, ben Sapon lie
Ferte, unb aud dls ben Sampler, fpel'
der fra6er aug omeritonif1em Ssrs
psntin6I 6ergeiteni .fpurbe. Miaionen
Mart, pel9e friiber fir iene Gtotfs
ins MusIano ~pnnoerten, bIsiben i'm
2anoe uno befru4ten Die etgeneu
9uIfsttdfte.
' Sbntbsiiidsr 2dutI1ut tpur6s
If6pn felt bier Sdbren in 9eutf9lnnh
bergeItelt. Der RoiIer fubr f9on bos
mails in einem Qtto nit .fiinitliGenA
@ummireifen. aber bic Yrsils fiji
GunItgummi iparen bautaIs nod sr
bod. SEPT 1T 6as natiirlids proouti
berart teuer gepuroen, uno Ole Ser.
fsaung BON annTfgummi in Deuff4.
lamb III 70 tpeientIi9 b%erbi1igt, odB
f6 bic MoFsnproouttion bon Runits
gummi iebr gut besabIt Sn Der leg
ten grcben Rsbe soes ReidsfdnSIers
nur0e idon bdrauf aueslpisIt. Gis
not 1T elm iunuosrpbHer 2sbrmeiIier
fir 0it 9eutfden Sspeien. unb Die
oeutiaen gbemiter baden srDBartiss
Sriumpbe ssfeisrt
SrieSensanshdjteu nebeIbaite glrt. -
feline Gpur BON Der ange6iifheH CT.
fhSpfnng G~eHtfMlanbs. - 1ie @um.
bertntsn mnierer. Msr5te NIB Yileger.
= 6nsIaHSs neaer Bshrswans.
SINNER pieber tpirS BON 5rieoenss
ausT9tsn in hofInunsspOaen 50nsu
ssrsOst. gi6t 10 isbr 5ti uns in
I9sutiaIap6. no man Dor elmer gnts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

bic 0huRen nnb lire ncue armes. :
9~euifGlanbs Griafmiitcl fit BaHm.
iUule, Sampler MHD HanffGnf. -
GdniIdes ilrtsiI hber Mmerisas GDi.
lar : Nentralttdf. - Die aampTe ali
6artmagnsmeiler sGopf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
ais tarsIi6 Die JsIO.

QIs tirali9 Die 5slOs
grauer in 2anosbut, 8apsrn, cine
5eIo0ienitii6ung bdttsn, bemertte Elm
bOrabergebenOsr poifbote einen Srupp
5eIOerolsr. &ar5 bernad fam ct
am g5einot@ botbei unO CAB oisfem
Qustunft iber Ole @ugreifsr. DieTs
bemerften ober 0as Sreiben Der Ppits
bOtsn, poBisn Tim ben Beg ub uuo
pISbIid ssbot eth OOnnsrnOes s9alt"
Gem .SpiOn" Ginbalt auf fsinsm Nss
ee. Sn isiner 9eitiir5ung lieB Der
poItbote feline Giebsnla9en fallen uno
frsdie bsibs 5dn0e sum 3eidsn Del
Gratbrna bou. 9arOb naturIid
ber8Iih.s GeIdhtsr 6si ben 6d0srous
en-, ole Ii6 nod lartge iber ihrsp ers
ten .3iuiIosfunaensn" frsutsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
Gdtnna, aSarmer!

Bir be8a6len Ben bodften @arft-
preis fir cute Butter un6 friids
Gier, geianot 0ura 9arceI Hoit o0et
GrpreB. Sdjreibt fir ndbere glits-
tunft on gDebl Ernonee 3d.,
800 @art AOey Omaha, geb
9-28
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Mniter6nd far aae arten hun SateI.
arbeiten.

Bud Nr. g pie urten eeSeigt ent.
h1It Anneiiungen mo tleuelte Mlli.
Iter fir gebafelte GiniGse uno Gpi.
ten. abbiIOungen flar uno oeiitlidl,
unS ieoer 6a6en 1T gu ieben. Sic
tcnnen nidlt febIgeben in auferti.
0Hng bieier eeidmadnuTlen Spisen
nnD GiniGte, mie man Tie oebrdlidt
fir Soi1entiider, GorbGitge, Ged.
den mno So1s. SeOes Bud lit fir
fib ciu @ailaes, ultb fein MuItcr
Sipeim1L cntbaItcn. Seine 5ron
innte obtit 0ieic giider fem.
gu beIteaen 6l II ste. bro Bud
nitr6 Sniabo Sri6itne, 1911 Soparo
Ctr. Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25
ue6er
BeerOianngen!

Sic folten i'm boraas iui6eu,
iuenn Sic eineq 2eidenbeItatter
beIteaefL baB feline 8eOienliug
perfeft ltno ieine Nednang nidt
iibermdBig bod lit.
ltniere @e0ienung bort nidt
init Der 2ieferung 6es Garges
itno g[itsfibrltng Der 8eerDi-
giirlg altf; lie Itebt oen Sinter-
bliebenert in ieber m6gliden
@etie bel llno entloitet iie bon
alien @inSalbeiterJ ipel9e it9
fir fie aIs 2ait %erpeiien mir.
ben.
l1nlere 8reiie fins nieorig, tno
nir geben Sbnen einen boaigefl
aDItenaniHlag i'm Doralig. 9fn
SGrgen ltn6 Beeroigungs8 gu.
taten 1ttto 6ertli9 Die Breiie
perSfihnef.
@tr boben oie, groBten atts.
IteIlungsrduine i'm miftleren
@eIten. llnfere 1infonfefiioheae
&npeae itebt foltenfrei sur Ser.
fiigung.
Geo Il. 9ottmann
fadmanniide ginbaliamiertr
nnb geerDignnss.0 ireftOrea.
SclepBpn Doug. 1901.
"a. nnb 9obse. Mit Sarneb
nnS itGStiiden &rensnnss-
itrefeH erreidbar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

q e@9ttHt SttentIDe mer0eTs penn
bic Dront III piel gu lang nafar. 9ud
iirb bic 8soinsungsn fit ben Rods
iGlb Der ruHifdsn Ardfie an bet
iebigen admpffront iebr nugiinIiig.
Die auTsu tunnten ibr oiirftiSss
giimbabnneb nidt meter dusbautn,
aus Waneel an @elo, &rGften uro
GiIsnbabnmateriol, tpdbrtnb bic oeuts
f9e Gteaung In poIsn unb @ali5ien
Our9 cine sroke 3abl BON guttn
GtraBsn, Gilenbabnen un0 5elbbabs
nen nod itGrter gema9t tpor6sn TT.
Gs miro TIM Griibling nod einer
grOben Gelo5ug In RubIano geben,
einen fir ben Gein6 ungebeuer blutis
gen uito berluitrei9sn. aber mir t0ns
men oemielben rubig entgegenieben.
Mublanb pirb aud fein neuss Seer
psrIiersn. ltub bonn fam ia oet
Grieoe ni4t msbr LANCE ouf ii9 mars
ten ldHen.
MNaE#. fF
9ab i'm 9altanfeIo3use cine IGns
ssre panie eingetreten TT, f6lte su
feinsn 9sIOrgniTeu @eranIdHung &C.
ben. Man fam tpobl o1rduf pertraus
en-, oaB M1denlen unO Die buIgdris
l9en Giibrsr IGngT auf SaIoniti Dor,
aeriidt fpGren. fperu lie d[[es oofiit
N0ttge bsreit bdttsn. Dieter reue
JeIO3ag gcsen iest reht itdrts iran.
I30Iiide unb englti9e !5eere, tpelhg
in sei9IOTener WlaFs. siten sroBsr
9afen perteioi9en, foroert dnbersartis
&c 8orbsreitungen, ais Der 2dnpI
gegef Die Gerber. 8efonoers BIZ
9pere Qrtilerie fe6Ite bisber. Diii
baIbsn MaBreseIn 9ibt fi9 Die oeut.
f9e 9eeresIeitung ni4t db. aIio nod
etpas Geoulo.
II \ y
3ur 8eit dIs 0ie 5or6i9eu .6rie.
b~snsengel" in 9dnemort tpeiltsn,
fdrieb 0as .aopenbageuer grtrobIas
BET" In eitem Qeitartitel anIdbliA oei
nmeritantI4en 3orns ipegen Der leb.
ten gprpeoierun9en: Die Nmerito.
ner itsden Sufricben bic Miliaroen
an 4riegsgepinneu ein, Idreien abel
Intit auf, iobdIb ibnen 0urn 0en
Rries irgenopeIfer G9aben ertpd9it
Die 9eutfdtn babsu reGt, psrn fl
ii6er 6as @erbaIten Oes .teufralen"
@merifa er8urnt fir0. Die dmerita.
niIGe .Reutrolitdt" TT Elm Spott
Die ameritansr BADEN Elm SntereFt
an Der 5ortiebung bss &rieges, biz
bas sutbpdiI9e 8elb our 8abIung oet
&riegslieferungsn srId0pft III, III
fpieIeR dbsr elei6Jsitig Die RoGe 6el
r5rieOeHsfreuuOe" uno neroen pbn.
md9tig, IobaIo Der arisg BON ibnsu
ieIbF bIutige Gpfsr forosrt. 0urd
MaHenlieferungen bon 4anonsn UNI
pulper ne6nen Die amerttaner Ielbf
am Ariege tell unb bsr9ieben BUD.
Itdblt9 Gtr0me beutI9en 8llits."
60 Irteilt man in einem lpnbr6aft
neutraIeu 2anbe ii6er 6ie 8ilioni9'
vIeutraIitdt". 6isr in DeuiI9lant
bat ole ReOt beg omeritdnifden sc,
nators Reeo Die tisfTte GntrituHt
bernorgerufen. Reed IoG, na1 BEN
ReuttrI4sn 9eri4ie, gefdgt bnben,
4msrita t6nne ole MunifionsIieie'
rungen ni6t berbieter, benn DarauI
berube feline gauge gegsntpdrtisl
Yrosperitdt. @lio oes Idn0osn @elb.
9efpirnes iusgen betriebe bemnaf
QmerIa cine ,ReutrnlitGt4, ipel9e il
@irtIt9teit Dem giinoniTe nit eng,
LAMB glei9tpmmt, oen &rieg OerlGn.
CERT uno in DER auffaTung ienes
ntutraIen odnif9en 8lattes .Stromt
beuti6en 8Iutes fprbsrt".
England bat 91umipolle nIi
8dnnipare srtI6rt, neil 9eutfdIont
6iefes our 6erftequns BON BUILDER
benotiate. Nun, 9eutI9lanb niri
nientols tpieosr Elm 9Tun6 8aamtpolt
fit oieTs 3tptde be0lrfen. Den GtIat
k;a4a4 6oI,tnn0e ON mrnatH Saf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-25

Gu bsrfaaieH:-Teues, mooernes
Saus nut 6 sroben 3ilnmerr.
SitIide 6rout. in gutter gtoHbor.
Ihait. @robcr @orten nit 9bIt.
'hdumen, $500. SeIepboniert AT;
eeuicu 1858
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1916-08-12
Useful Omciai,

Redlands, a town in California, es-
tablished the Office Of municipal fly
catcher a year ago, and appointed a
man to fill 1t. That official acts on a
single observed fact-that flies instinc-
lively fly upward and toward light. He
constructed large trap-a screened
fame, twelve inches square and more
than two feet in height. He raised this
two inches from the ground, and at
tached to the bottom q cone-shaped
screen. with the large end down. I'm
der the cone he put banana skin. He
nailed the continuance to a post on a
street corner, and the flies did the
rest.
In the first month, from the bust
ness section of Redlands. the official
flycatcher had emptied and burned so
gallons of flies. That means not far
from four million flies.
There are now five hundred of the
fly traps in Redlands, and, according
to the residents. all the flies in Red
lands were in them last summer
Youths Companion.
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Constable Sale.

Constable Sale.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Grant,
Sixth Justice Court.
]. A. Hyde VS.. B. F. Galway.
BY virtue of a writ of Fl Fa issued
out of the Honorable Sixth Justice
Court and to me directed in the above
numbered and entitled suit. directing
and commanding me to seize and sell
the property of defendant, have seiz-
ed and will offer for sale at the princi-
pal front door of the Sixth Justic Office
in Ward Six, Grant parish, La. be-
tween the hours prescribed by law for
judicial sales, on
SATURDAY, August IL, 1916,
the following described property, seiz-
ed as the property of the defendant
herein, to-wit:
All merchantable timber standing on
the southwest quarter, section Is.
township z north, range 4 west, in
Grant parish, La.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the bene-
fit of appraisement.
Aloha, La, July z, 1916.
H. M. DENTON,
Constable Ward Six.
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May Force Bachelors to Wed.

Adding to the horrors or terrors of
leap year, a man has proposed that
bachelors and bachelorettes be COM
PEELED by law to marry, and that mat
ing commissioners select mates for
them by lot, great deal as jury lots
are drawn; the difference being that a
man drawn for jury can escape by
telling plausible story. but the bach
elors elected for matrimony would
have no escape. None but a bachelor
would propose the method of drawing
wives by lot. He ought to know that
this marrying business is all lottery,
anyhow. The laws proposed to en-
force this must-marry idea indicate
the bachelor who thought them up
considers that for a man to remain
unmarried after he is thirty is crime,
while for a spinster it is Missile
meanor. Exchange.
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TOOK FIRE ALARM FOR CLOCK
John Barleycorn Punched the Wrong
Box on New York Wharf and
Started a Panic.

Here's a warning to watchmen. II
don't take too many eyeopeners be-
fore you punch the clock at o'clock
in the morning, advises the New York
Herald. The old idea of not being
able to find the keyhole after night
with Bacchus has been relegated to
the scrap heap with Joe Miller's quips,
but watchmen had better watch out,
because something happened recently
on the Ward line pier, East River,
which only goes to prove that watch
men can't find the keyhole and are
subjected to this form of malady in
particular.
The MORO Castle of the Ward line
is lying in its berth at Pier 49,. Re-
Gently there have been several pier
fires. all of which have been attribut-
ed to friends of the kaiser. On a re-
cent morning, about the hour that the
ink factories open up fer the swinging
doors, one of the watchmen on the
Ward line piers sauntered over to one
of the emporiums and ordered liquor
in deep sea voice. He got it. And
then he got more, and gradually the
bottom of a quart bottle made its ap-
pearance. Said Waterman was deep
in his cups when he suddenly remem-
bered that z o'clock was the time to
slip his key into the time clock and
be marked present. It's well to re-
member for these things-but wait!
On the pier the fire alarm box and
the time clock are close enough to-
gether to shake hands. The watch
man, arriving with a list to port,
found the fire alarm first and punched
it. Result-many fire engines and the
fire boat New Yorker. South street
was in an uproar, and officials
of the line were notified of a fire
on the Moro Castle. There wasn't
anybody more surprised than the
Waterman when the fire fighters ar
rived. He helped look for the blaze,
stoutly protesting that no fire could
occur with him on the Job. He would
have got away with the bluff, only he
forgot to ring in on the time clock.
Later the tape showed him as absent
at seven o'clock and he mad then re-
covered sufficiently to confess. He
still has his job, because, it was ar
gued, il a Waterman really prevents
fires he has the right to ring In a
little alarm himself once in a while.
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Sheriff Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
State of Louisiana. Parish of Grant,
18th Judicial District Court.
John w. Whitaker VS.. Jas. L. Reeves
By virtue of Writ of Fieri Facias
issued out of the Honorable Thirteenth
Judicial District Court and to me d.
rected in the above numbered and en-
titled suit, directing and commanding
me to seize and sell the property OF
defendant, l have seized and will offer
for sale at the principal front door OF
the court house in Colfax, La. between
the hours prescribed by law for judicial
sales, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 9, 1916,
the following described property, seized
as the property of the defendant here
in, to- wit:
NE I of NV /. sec. 80, tip. north,
range east.
Terms of Cash, with the benefit
of appraisement.
Colfax, La, Aug. a, 1916.
L. o. CLINTON,
Sheriff of Grant Parish, La.