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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-22

The quartermaster's office has re-
ceiyed radiogram from the .. 5.
army transport Dix, stating that she
will be on port at Z o'clock tomorrow
night, TO enter Thursday morning. She
has $3.50 tons of coal from Japan from
Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-22

BEAFBREMiUM
ALL THIS WEEK
: . Z sss zsssszsI

: : = : : : : Z z :
With the Carnival In full swing !
: and the attractiyeness OF the dif. :
lerene features growing now that :
uhey are actually at hand, the de. :
termination not TO miss any. =
thing" Is growing among visitors :
Z and residents. and an dav Ions. :
great throngs surged hither and 3
: yon, or we're held by admiration as <
the two parades Of the morning <
Z passed. =
= This evening at 1880 o'clock =
comes the annual lantern parade =
the biggest Oriental feature az -
: the Carnival and q spectacle the ~
= fame and unique beauty of which =
x is spreading. a
< Tomorrow morning there are :
z no formal.scheduled events, but .
= in the afternoon at 2:l5 O'Clock <
= the benefit matinee to be put ON =
for the Free Kindergarten and
Children's Aid Association win
Z De held at the Hawaiian Opera
= House. This will include a one
act Irish play. q peacock bale
and songs by Madame Augett
Foret. the famous interpreter
. old French ehansons.
In the evening at Moilifli z
there will be a concert
O'Clock BY massed army b.
nve In number, and totalir
instruments. The bands
. Will be the LIST Unfair a..
< pieces; 4th Cavalry, %
z 25th Infantry, 80 pieces II
= Artillery, Is pieces, an
= fantry, 26 pieces. a
= Following the conce
Z the Spectacular ffrew
Z Colonial Days. pictuj
Z from the landing of
fathers down through ~
lean revolution. For
hundred persons hai
hearsing, and an enc
drop 40 feet high
3 long has been prepa
For sporting ever -.
see the Star. BuTj
: page today .t.tz.
= =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-22


Passengers holding round4rip tick
cts for the Great Northern and NORTH.
ern Pacific must have them yaiidated
by tomorrow evening. three day. be.
fore sailing time, at the Office OF FRED
L. Waldron, Ltd, the local agents.
Nearly 100 cabin passengers, mclud-
ing several members Of the. deIunct
De Folco Opera Company, viii leave
for San Francisco in the. Aatson
steamer Wilhelmina tomorrow morn
ing. Freight WIN include $500 TONS OF
SUGAR. 600 OF nioIasses, q 900 icasFs Of
canned pines, $500 punches Of BANANAS
and other cargo. -. -
The Great Northern was given pra'
tiaue at Hflo in IS minutes, according
to officers OF the ship Dr.. F. e. TrOt-
ter. chief quarantine officer here, went
over to Hilo,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-26

"AII the News AT tbe Time"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-26
Primary Law Urged.


 Our government is a representative government founded upon the will oi the people. and we believe it is the best government ever instituted by man. Under our theory all rlghtful authority comes from the consent Of the governed. The will of the people should be supreme and they should be absolutely free to express their will through properly elected repre- sentatives. free from the cunning Of designing politicians or corrupt in terests. The foundation Of ont gov ernment Is imbedded in the mass of our citizens and they should bo absolutely free to exercise their will in creating the foundation Of our political structure. which is the pr.- mary. Practically all the evils that have occurred under the American system of government have had their origin in abuses at the primaries. Let the citizens have untrammeled right of way at the primaries and there need be no fear that the superstruc- ture will not be sound The pri- maries are the vital points. If they are clean all that follows will be a. clean and wholesome as 1t is pos sible to obtain. It is therefore, most important that Alaska should have an adequate primary election law. We favor the enactment of practi- cal and adequate primary election along the lines of the Sulzer bill introduced at the last session of the Legislature A law that will auto matically enable every voter to take part in the selection of all candidates for office through duly elected dele gates, and that will prevent the political manipulations and corrupt practices that have been too preva- lent in the past This is a matter that should be governed by law and not by tho will of party bosses. We urge all voters to support only can didates for the Legislature who will pledge themselves to the enactment of a proper primary law.
 Change In Mining Laws.
 The United States Mining Laws have not been changed since their inception generation ago, notwith- standing the fact that the mining in- dustry of America has wonderfully progressed until the laws hedging it about in many respects have become obsolete. We favor @ revision of the mining laws of Congress and we pledge our candidate for Delegate to cooperate with those working to this end. which includes practically all the miners of the country who are demanding this legislation. We con demn our present Delegate for mak- ing Alaska the laughing stock of the entire mining world by childishly attempting to block the attempt to properly revise these laws.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-26
MaurO Drug Go.
 ss Front Street.
HomEsTEADs
96 Front Street.

colvilIe Indian Reservation, Wash lnaton, Open for Settlement. Draw ing July 27th About 5OO,OOO acres. Fruit, farm and dairy lands. Com plete sectional map and description, postpaid $1O0. Soldiers, sailors( or their widows) O. the Civil or Spanish wars may register by agent Write us for blank forms, which WIG will furnish free. Smith G Mecrea, Room 115 Eagle Bldg, Spokane, Wn. -(5.222m.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-26

When you want something - any thing-in Printing that Is really fine. let The Empire do the work for you.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-26

Give The Empire an opportunity to luote you prices on printing
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
u1arktOcrtdbtc

-3ufubr LOO.
9eef Stierc itnrt BIS Toe Dober.
@ute bis bette grnsgefutterte
MitteImdBigc s.75-9.25.
Bctpo1nlihe 7.50-S.50.
Sabrlingc, CUTE bis bette 900
$50.
MittclmdBigc S.25-S.75.
@cmobnlide 1.00-8.25.
gecfes - 800.
9littelm1Bige 7.25-775.
@eiuo9lni6e 6.50-7.00.
aube, Toe bober.
@ute bis bette aiiba 6.75-7.75.
@tittclmGBige 6.00-6.i5.
@cmobnlide 5.75-6.00.
Sellers, t0c bober.
Cute bis bette Sellers 6.75 Bis
7.75.
9toders un0 5eeOers, tart bis
f0c bober.
6eeoers, cute DIS Delte S1.UU-
100.
@ittclmdBige 7.00-7.50.
6toders, quite bis bette $50
8.t5.
5tof ailbe a.25-6.25.
@eiuobnlide e.00-7.00.
Stof Sellers 5.25--6.25.
Stof adlbcr G.75-S.50.
QeoI adIber COOLIES.
Bulls, Stags 6.50-725.
Bologna Bulls 5.5O-6.5O.
5diueiHe-8ufubr $500.
Marft meiIteus Sc bober.
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Gnelanc ucrlcEt
SdbwcScns 1icMtralit6t!

Stodbolm. ~. Srli ilbcr Con.
Don. gngliihe Dompfer, peIhc
in ruiiiihcu Safen Iiegcn, baberl
cine neiIe Wiet9ooe erfun0en, INN
fiber oils Der Office bermts6utom-
men. sic treusen ollgemein Den
BotbniIfen Mecrbuicn uno idldn.
geIn ii6 Inn ole idlpeoiide aiiite
innerbalb Der orei Meilen.8 Conc
berum. sic ncbmcn al oieiem
3ipede cine bollit1noige ldfueoiide
9eiabuna NIT idmeoiihen OffiSie.
rem an goro.
Der llmfGng oieies unecietm6Bi.
gen 8erfebrs. meIhcr Dem Reutrnli.
tGtsgcies &obn ipriht, bat in ben
lesten Sogeu einen be0eitten0en
auhhfmtng genommerL unO Die
idneOiidc oeutidfreunOIide 4reiie
oringt in Die Aegierune, einein Der.
artigen gerbalten, oas iif, NIT Der
id)neoiihen ReutroIit1t niht Der.
eint, einen &iegel bor5uihieben.
gisber bat Die idlpeoii6e aegierung
ieooh in oieier 5ode nod feline
Shritte uuternommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
kleinc Cckaln0bridtten

= Sir Die @nttinnen Der Slei.
idermeiitcr oes 2anoes, pelde iidJ
bieH sur Sabrcsfonoention einfin-
ben weroeH, miro bon Den b~eiieren
Sdlftea Der bieiigen @roeers uno
6leiidermeiiter nm Z. Ailauit cine
3bentergcleIlihoft beronitoItet iper.
Den. Mud per6en bic alispdrtieeu
Dnrien in leoer Siniift auf oos
Bette auf1enommen iper0en.
Gem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Del.
len 9rGiioentin 6rau G. 6. g9iie
uno oeiien Setretdrin 6rnu s. s.
Sdneioer it, geb0ren unter Anoe.
ZEN Die Qornen 5rau S, 6. @oeen
5rau 6rnnt 8ongorot, 6rau s.
9aitinn, 5rou CHARLES Blind un0
Sri. Mlinnie 8urtb an.
Ger 1896 norol. 90. Ctr.
Dohnenoe hilbert Sagemm itorb
g2ittpoh in einem bieiigen 9oipi.
tal i'm sitter bon 80 Sobren. @r
biHterl1Bt feline @ittne, ieine 81.
tern, Serrn uno 5rau Gbas. Sage
man un0 berIhieoene BeldnpiItcr.
- Sobn s. Stout bon Der @n.
nnItsfirma Gtout. Roie & @els lit
gum grie6ii1en 9oniul fir Die
Stoot Cmobn ernannt porben. @e-
DER er. nod iein 8orgdnger, Sobn
2atenier, peIher oes @brennmtes
iberoriifiig ~geipor0en mar, iprehen
ooer berlteben griedti9.
Ger 8ettergott b1It nod I'M.
mer nit Dem erquifenoen gaab al.
rid. oeIien unlerc 6armer oringen0
beuotioen. Quh ldBt er iid nidt
rilbren urs fiiblere5 8etter 5u be.
ideren.
Bier Mdnner, aniheinenO
Serumtreiber, fpelde Der :. 8. w
a~ngeboren, belaitigten Dtittipoh
oben6 gfe IA. uno @rdre Str. orei
iunge 0amen, nahOem lie oeren Be
aIeiter geruoltiam Dcrtrieben batten.
tSliidliheripeiie mar Spe8ialpoli3iit
@iaiams in Der gtdbe, Der einen Der
aerIe gefaugcn no1n, wa9renb Die
onoeren 8eiBaus nobniel,
Ole 4oIi5et p%erpaftete geltcrn
lpieoerum ENC grobere an5abl INT
berlungernoer Sterile, melde itd
meilt oIs MitglieDer Der S. %. ".
aufipielten. Seate mrrOen 81 bon
ibnen ouf fanf bis iieben Gage ms
@ef1ngnis geididt. 4u9 5. S. Go-
gers, 5etretdr oes bieiigen 3peiges
Der s. 8. 8. unO Oeiicn 4ojuoont
so. 8. 2atden muroen ie gu einent
balben Ronot @eidngnis berurteilt.
sic ioaen MlitgIicoern ibress Or.
oen8~ geiagt baben 3ige 81 beitei
gen uno obne @e3abIung 0es 5abr.
preiies mit3ufabren.
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Demticte idpla0cn ole
f~eincIid9cn Aneriffe ab!
Aae @emib nmgen ber aaiiertsn &c.
ben III bic Bride; griten be.
firhten WcsrnofienEDs.

Berlin. iibcr gonoon, 81. Suli.-
Gas oeutfhe aripesamt mel0ete ben,
ie nohmitt1e, Dab ale Angriffe,
peIae bic 5~rnn5oiens 8riten uno
RufIen geeen bic Deiitideu SteIlm-
gen unternabmen iiegreid nbgeidla.
gen tuuroen. Die griten ~unternnb.
men lpeItlth bon 9u5ieres einen fuit.
ten6en 4ngriif NIT Sonoerauaten,
nuroen ober ourh onS fon5eitrierte
Neutrality-suspicious. Der Geiitideu
gum Steben sebrddjt utO auf ibre
iriiberen Stelungen auriideeporfen.
SiioIih BON Der Somme gineen
irnnooiilde Snionteriemaiien eegeu
bic Deitiden Dor; nor6oiilih bon
9orIeur fam es 5u einem idDeren
aumpt in fpel9em Die G~ran8oien
unterlngen.
an Der Ditfront gingen Die Rhli-
len am Shiftibora 6luB unipett
bon 8creitiAesto gum 4nariff lber,
tuuroen ober inter iaperen ibnen
5ugefigten 9erluiten Suridgei6la-
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27

III benz oGltihen 9nuptquartier BET
geronne. iiiolih Der Somme meilt,
i6reibt: Die oeutide Siuie on Der
Somme bot 0ei eriten geualtisen
@oritoB Der berrinigten frat5oiiideE
nn0 britiideu Streitfrdfte aisee.
balten. uilO 0teieS III nit einent
6eblihIoe Der gon5en feinOlihen
Gffeniipe gleitbe0eitteno. Cieies III
0ie Meinung Der Oeutiden Oiii3iere
uno Mamidoiten, bic ben Saupt.
itoB Der 6ran5oien au~s5u5oltcn bat.
ten. Gns @rmangelu oes Suiam.
meniuirtens Der Aaiierten un0 Die
llnfdbigfeit 0erie!ben, Den eiumol
erruneenen erfolo nlIs6uniisen, ba'
ben ole oentld)e Armee nit gr0Bter
3uberii6t auf Den idIieBliden Sies
erfiiat.
@ie lebr man aud boberen OrtS
bon benz oaltiden Siege 0urdOrun-
gen lit, erbelt Der llmlton0. onB
Der oeltide Nalier nnh Der Dltiront
obeereiit lit, miiieno, Dab ieine
Die 2inien in Der 9ifaroie
itn6 in 6lonoern baIteu perOea.
Ser Sell, Den ole 5ran3oien in
Die oeutide 2inie getrieben boben,
niro oieien iett ielbit sefdbrlih,
Oenn ole 5ron5oien per0en iest gu
Seiten oieies aeIIeS bon ben
beorobt. 92it Dem mel.
teren 9ororiugen oerielben ideint e5
bier al @nOe al ieiu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
SlicGcrIcMtnant
parletau eetStct!

2onoon, 81. SuIi. ~ Ger oentife
6Iiegerleutnant Otto @oridoii. mel.
hem crit Dor aur5eTh oils CT Den
ottcn ieinOIihen acropIan berrnter.
IhoB, ben Groeu pour le Werite
erbielt, 1T, tuie 9icuter aus Amiter.
BAN berihtct, in elmer Sdloht In
ben 2iiiten eetotet poroen, Die
Radrtdt ion in Der GraHtfurter
8eitung eeltonoen baden.
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@ieEae 9epuftrn in sparbanfsn.

Sfncoln. gtebr.. 81. Suli. - 4us
6em bolbjdbriqen 9erift Der itaot.
Iiten 9anfbehorOe gebt bcrbor, O1B
Die 0eboiiten in Ben Sparbanteit
oes Staates beinobe $4000,000 be.
tragen. 9icielben baben in Den
eriten Icds Nlonoten oes eegenipdrti.
gen Satres einen 3uiDahs bon
100000 5u ber5eifrnen. Die 3obl
Der 5poreinleger betrdgt 22.202 &c.
gen 2t,637 am /. Sanuar.
gtuft 8cb. 392. GoreD fommt.-an5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27

Die tempordre 8abn6riide Der
Il. g. 8abn aber ben 0iiiouri lit
gegeupdrtig etpa our &dlfte fertig.
geItellt. 9ieielbe ioa iolonge be.
rttrtt peroen, bis Die permonente
Bride, beren Grridtrng etpo cine
gtiaion Collars foiten ioa, fir Ben
8etrte6 fertig iein miro.
Cine 9epeide bon Rom meIoet,
oos 8on6eIs. 5au6boot Bremen"
lei untcrgegnnaen. Damn miro es
Iiherlih bal0 auftandeul
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
Grc6cr RaSaM i'm
britiitbcn Parliament!

2onbOn, 27. SuIi Die BE.
iprehnug ser Some glilIe 5ra6e be.
treffs Srlano crregte beute I'M bri.
Garlon1ent einen 10 getpoIti.
gen alfrubr, 0aB Die Situns ber-
togt perben mlbte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
Schuhe

Beike Gan0ns GEfor6s fir Man.
aer, @%ummiiobIen uno gbiate,
engliide 8orm, einfad o0er nit
brduner 2eoerber5ierung. Spe.
3ial fir ..S1.19
seidte SanOilippcrs fir &aSden
nnb ainOer, 8atcnIcber ODER mel.
Bes Gambia, NIT Gld6autioblen.
MarD Sane StpIe. @eraoe oos
Ridtige fir DeiBes Bctter. @r6.
ben 5 big 2. SPECIAL. $50
9aiement.
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Der miroccn1cl
Scr 1sleinen!

gtetp gorf, 81. SuIi. Seitte
mittae purOen nltf Dem bieiigen Sc
iunobeitsomt 81 CODES uno 15t
neue Sale an ainoerldbmlng an.
nemeInet.
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Heimische Warren

27-5Oa eeaOer goile, rei5en0e
8aihitoffe, neiteIte 9lufter, sum
idneaen 8erfauf. uniere reg.
f212c GuaIiidt, 6reit1g, Der
garo zee
9ref.gatiit, CUTE Gualitdt, In
Den nelteiten @ntmilrfen; CUTE
Gralitdt; pertb t2K2e; 6rcitog,
per GARD. ............... 6E.c
27s6a. Sprau nu6 GOile Gelclte,
in ben feiRiten Mtuitcrn; iebr glt-
te 6abrifate. llniere reg. 15c
Gnolitdt, garo fir. SIC
sanfenOe bon slar0s BON Ta6rifs-
uno sagerrciteH; ole Sortea
@oiditofie, einidIicBlih Sem.
oenitoffe aintono Crepe, Sotaens,
Bodies, Gretounes, uiiu., 70 LANCE
Der gorrat reift, 5reitaa go. sc
fO.5ol. @Oilcs, ole 15c. t9c unO
25c 5orten in glltem Enforcement
feiter Stple mo gutter 5arben.
6reitog, garo fir Pie
9reh 3epgprf unO Bina6ains,
feine auspa1l bon fcinen Garben.
Gbeds un0 Wuitcr. Nur bette
5orten. JrcitaG Yar6 mir SHc
NaIemeut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
spbesnnseiae

JreitnDen limo Befannten Die trdii.
rige Nahriht, onb Hlein geliebter
@otte .nno infer gutter Better uno
@roBDater
Iorit 6ns
mad l1ngerem idperem 2ei6en an
Mittnod nafmittng In ieiner Bob.
ring, 2713 iiioI. 81. Ctr, plobIid
berihieoen 1T. or botte Elm alter
bon ~ Sabren uno Z Wonatcn
erreidt. Die Neer0igung finoet am
6reitog I'M 8 llbr morgcn5 bon
Der Ct. Soiepbs Stride aus duf Dem
fatboliIhen 6riebbof fiat.
LIN titles 8eileio bitten
Die tranerR6en 9inttrbIiebrnen.
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LINEN
100 GlOt6s fir 69e.

3icIe fin6 2 garb lang, aus fem.
item mer5rrifirrcH6cn Gomoit.
gauter icbr Diibide gtuitar, Der
Gnu ......- ....,.... OOI
Siirfii6e SauStnder fir 23e.
llngeflBr 225 Gnteuh tarfiide
6auStidsr, feiner, 6oppeIt &c
iponnener 3r5irn, gcialimte CIT
Den, defenders grob b. ct, 23c
gaur / 9uteno per Q1ufer.)
arippen0cfcn fir %.
Geb1delt. NIT gcidumfcn Gnoen,
6ciou6ers itdrf, g~er6Gnlid fir
85t berfmift. Spe3iol. 59c
Sartiifer @anOtndifoff fir 15c.
Shrfiidre 6anbtnfitoff qebleift.
idpere 2ualit1t, II 3oa meit,
per Yar0. 15c
9aiement.
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Knabenkleider

anaben.0 uidanSige, g1ic6p ms
Girtelitple, @roben 2 bis s Sab.
re; pert 75c unO ST, fir SOC
auaben : l~le6erbuien, ooppeIte
anie mo Sit, DEFENDERS CUTE
8erte. fir. ............. 55c
anabcn Balm Bead nnO geitrcif.
te eeincH 8aid6uien, geraocr
5hnAtt, inert Zoe itno 81.
@roBen 3 bis s Sabre, Spe3iaI
breitog tlr. .....+........5Oc
8aiement.
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ct. SuIepD Marft6eridf.

- 6pitPD 4thAAtulA'
ct. Soicpb, q. Suli.
GinODieB- 8nfutr 1900, Yiarfi
felt bis itarf
SdiueiHe-3uiubr 6.000; MIarfi
itart Bis &c bober.
9nrhidnittspreis 9.50-9.70.
Soditer 8reis 9.75.
SdGfe-3ufubr 1000; Worft fcii
bis 15c B0bcr.
8ei1orene 2ditnHcr 9.55-t065
Ganias gitg Narftbfridt.
aaniaS GitD. 81. SitIi.
Ri~nODitB- 3nfubr 1000; Rarft
felt.
aiibe fcit.
SdlDeiHe- 3nfuDr 5000; Marft i'm
saGcmcitcn 81 Bober.
Gurhidrittspgeis 9.45-9.75.
@0titer greis 9.77h.
Sdafe-3ufubr 1000; Narft 15H
gts. b5ber.
&od6tcr grcis tf.35.
Chicago @nrftberidt.
Chicago, 27. Suli.
GinbDieb- 3ufuDr 1000; @1arft
felt.
@0hiter 8reis 1000.
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kurZWdren

s. 10. 6. SafeIsaru, anGlsl, &c
8rphe Grippe Sriherfames, Toe
Bias @orten nnb anbere ganber,
per Hoile. ..-.............4 &c
Rerlfu6pfe, Gnrtc .........1c
Bruke Sdattel 9ra6tGaGrnabeln,
gemii9t .4c
Placement.
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Gurd)idnittspreis 9.20--9.35.
Soditer 4reis go.
Sdafc-3ufubr $4,000.
Morft felt.
8i0Ser 6.75-S.00.
2dma1er 9.5t--10.35.
Muttcridnfe 5.75-7.50.
hammer 9.50-10.25.
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9ru5suOe offeuiibe.

2onoor, q. Suli. - Sieiige mi
Iit1riihe 8eobofter fparnen Dor ei.
ner ihperen oeuriden Offenlibe Die
binnen nenigen Gogen ouf Der
SOmme 6ront etniesen Diro. Sic
iogen, 0ob Die Geutiden ni6ts I'm.
beriu6t laiien peroen, Die griteu
nus Ro3ieres nieoer 5u rertreiben
nno gu oteiem 3rpefe u~nge51bIte
Reierben berbeiidoffen. Der sc.
gendngriff miro oIlem 4nl6ein na6
Der fplidtisite felt Dem geginn Der
6ritiihen Gffeniire Deroen. (5ie
triegen's i6on pieoer nit Der
angitD
Die bentfGe SrOnt bait.
Gus Dem oeuti6en Sauptquarfier
bel Geronne, 25. Sui, iiber Berlin
nno 2on6on. (Sn 9onbon 3uriifbe.
balicpl-gm omeritoniifer Sci.
hlngsforrriponoent. Der ge%aenudrtiI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27
Farbige WaSchStOffe

Farbige WaSchStOffe
Gcite BON @aidituffcn, Die fidj
nnbrenO uuierer S~ulipcrfGufc on.
iamrnelten, einibliebIid icioenar.
itreiitcr @oiIes, Cotton Crepe DC
Gbine, Seiocn eSucqlloros, ge.
orud.e ua0 aelpcbte @oiIefIomc.
ings einfa1e 8oiIe. Mert bis
5u SOC; per gorO Sreitng 10c
5ieite eiufaf ~gtf1r6ter 7rcfleiacn
HnO g~Ianscu0er 8cngec Gcinrn,
merit 35c bis zoe per gar0; q
Dis 36 3oa melt. 5olonge Der
9orrot rcidt nnt 6reitag per
gdIo .. .ldc
seine Gnalitat franS. &pile, nur
5rotlrL soc 0uaIitdt, Greitog Der
Jnro .15c
ScOrnftes Sharon, nit groBen
9hnnenmuiterrl, ieinen Streifen
uno Observation-Disclosures 9e.
ion0ers beIiebt fir SommerfIei.
Der; Saiionpreis 15c per garo;
Is 3oa nett; 5re;tag b. go. 1Oc
aleiae 8rnppe aROrtierter Aeite
BON 8aIditoffen IN gGlgen bon
| big 5 garOs. 6reitag per
gnrS Sc
59lange Der @orrat reift.
gaiement.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27

Sdlueinc- 3ufubr 10000; Rarft
Oirdihnittlid etipas b06er.
2urhidnittspreis 9.30--0.05.
8oditer Qrcis 1906.
Sdafe-3ufubr 1000; Wurft
idppadp bis i0c nicOri0er.
SOabo 2amuler 1850.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27

0r 9. 39M-4O
Stanbar0 Safer 39H-39B
9ar. 8. 38A-39
gfr. a. 38A-38h
8erite-
MaI5gcrfte 64-66
5uttergerite 5S-62
5togaen-
ar. 2. 91-a2
ar. 3. 90-9I
Sanias Sin Getreibemarft.
aonios eitD, q. SuIi 1918
9orter @ei3en-
Scr. 2. 118-t22
Scr. 3. i'll 1907
0r. A. t09--t17
9oter @eiaan.-
s}r. 2. 123-t27
Nr. 3. tt1A-1t8
CIR. 4. TIC
@emiidtes Sort
gar. 2. 80R
glr. 3. 1919
Nr. A.. 76
|@elbes Storm
Nr. 2. 81
g2r. 3. S0-S0b
SIR. A. 7S-79H
.8eiBes aorn-
Ger. 9. so
gr. 3. 1870
S1r. A. 1910
@emiidter Safer-
SIR. 2. 39-42
Or. 3. 3S-4t
.8eiBer &afer-
Ger. 2. 42A-43A
Sar. 3. 41A-42A
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-07-06
Byrnes for Good Roads.

Washington, June 27.-Congress'
man Byrnes authorized the statement
tonight after the conferees on the
goods rvads bill had agreed upon this
measure that while it was not what
many persons expected, it would
however, be long step toward COM
hitting the government toward the
good roads movement.
According to the agreement of the
conferees, sS5,000,000 will be urged
for this purpose for five years, half
of the money being used for making
better roads to be paid by the fed
eral government and the other half
by the various States.
Mr.. Byrnes has been at work on
this matter since he came to con-
gress and is a strong believer that
the federal government should exert
every possible force at it's command
to assist the States in road building
That at last this will be done is an
achievement of which he is quite
proud. He believes that since this
beginning had been made the great
est obstacle to having the States re-
ceive the assistance of the govern
ment has been overcome.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-07-06
"A York County Snake Story.

Discussing snakes" yesterday morn
ing,. DR.. MI. Walker said that there
is a snake. on the place of Mrs. NJ.
E.. Conner, on Yorkville Route L,
which has been crossing the road
regularly fora tie past twenty-seven
years. So far as is, known no one
has ever seen the snake, but it's
track can plainly be seen across the
road at different times. DR.. Walker
said that he had noticed the track at
times himself for a number of years,
and had it on good authority that the
reptile had been crossing there the
past twenty-seven years. 81 used to
think the track, which is very wide,
was that of a rattlesnake, but after
1 viewed the highland moccasin kill
ed in Yorkville Tuesday I have begun
to believe that this other snake is
also a pilot. If I had not seen the
big snake myself no one could have
made me believe they attained such
size in this country. ."-Yorkville En-
uuirer. -...
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-07-06
Road Bill Goes to Wilson.

Washington, June 29.-The con-
ference report on the federal aid road
bill has now been agreed to by both
houses and lacks only the signature
of the president to make it law.
Some opposition developed in the
house to the adoption of the report,
the opponents trying to send it
back to conference. Representatives
Byrnes and Lever spoke in behalf of
the bill. The action of the opposi-
ton in endeavoring to send it back
to conference, they said, was merely
to cause the defeat of this bill just
as previous, road bills had been de-
feated by failure OF the senate to
act. They argued that while the bill
might contain some features the
house did not approve of, on the
whole it was a good bill, committing
the government to the policy of aid
ing the States in the building OF
roads, and once the bill was enacted
into law if defects appeared they
could thereafter be remedied.