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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-22

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Orcbcs DclksfcIt
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MAIDEN. Sir lllterbaItutg Der ge.
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oie Sdnaer oes Ruifbereins eth.
Itimmie beihloiien boben, ii1 sl be.
teiligen un6 Die 6eitIidfpit 6urdl
idoue 2ieoernortr1ge Bl berih5nern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-22
Der G~iienuaM inn
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WorIiatuna bQIL 9eIle 3D.

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Broop IiioltA bis tu einem Bunft
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peIudltigeH Weihhbf1mpf, mubr.
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gen duf 2emberg bo~r5ilbereiten.
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6liigel inter Dem General Bilonser
iid Dor ben MuIien In Der @ufomino
turiir5tebt; es tpir0 oag ais not.
menoig onerfannt, uie aus Mien
beridtet miro. oa ooB ruihI6e 9lr.
tiaeriefeuer 10 gaiuaIilg III, ooB Sic
@erluite Ger Oeiterreider az arob
iein Diir0en, bis lie ii6 In b~eiieren
S%te[ungen beIinben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-22

man BORT finoet, unb Sic beion0ers
fitr Die Iiebe Silgeno cine oroBe gln-
5ieblingsfruft biloeu. Der Alisflugs
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Gerpflegitng. Die 8eutIden ans
Stoot uno Soro ioIlten NIT ibren
Gdmilicn Dem berrIiAen Fart otter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-22
Dicrtc JmGi-Scier
Hes 1~1tmIikpcrcins!

Ser 9u1aba Utuiifberetn bat cine
grobe 4. Sulifeter in 8~crbereitung
uno beripridt init einen 8rogrdmtl
ouf3uinorter, Dos mante lteber.
roiHung bietet uno ben @eiudern
bergniigte Stttnoen in auslidt Itelft.
8os gergniiguilgsfomitee lit iest
beim ausarbaiten Der BlGne unO.
tpir0 oos intereiiante Brogramm
redt8eitig beroffertIiden. Gie ser.
rem modten aber jet i6on Sic
DaitiHen in Sta0t un0 2ano bar.
auf oilfmertinrn MAIDEN nno lie 5ir
6eitieier Ber5li9 eihlooen.
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nod Elm oitsnaefiger 8einder emit
aeben Iaiien lollte. Die 81lme,
Strduder ntto 8Iumenonlaseu ite-
ben in berrIiditer 9rodt mo biI0en
beim itiaen 3urdgong cine 9ueIe
unaetrilbter Sreuoe fir Ben Iatnr-
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-22
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gogis fir Ua%rftarbeiter. Sn iener
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ein9etreterb neil Die efTte aobaTerie.
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ten ienes 2nn0estetls 5uIammen.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-22
8eiu6 %obitatten.

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fioralgar6e miro General 5~unItons
gfob i'm % Witli8generdle ber-
@ooO night!
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bic .Gribiine4.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-22
e%naIanSer mHRen bnheim bleiben

WngInH0er miien DnBclm BIeI6en.
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WIontag an miro ben @ngeb6riaen
beriprmoeter ODER franfer GffiSiere
nidlt mebr geitattat meroen. Oieielben
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3uiton0 Der gerIebten lit icbr ge-
iabrIid. Sn oieiem Sale lit cine
beionoere @rlaubnis notig. 9ieie
beihrdnftcn 8|eitimmungen iinO ais
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ben.
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zIanter anN stimmensa0L Ner Non~teftanten:

Scnra seed, 9obS So. .270100
9Onis GinnDiu, gDttaiuattauie So, Ia. .2GS,3O0
aafl SDb6ein, Jefferion So .......... 10000
gnipu @eitcrntaa, GobBt So. ......... 10000
Grnt 5decr, ST., anps So. .......... .22S,500
GDnra6 Climber, @e(O So, Golo. ....... .2t7,f00
ganI MeDer, @ai6ington So. ......... .t44,O0O
g.. B. gOt6, SruttS ginff So. ....... 10000
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5ricS. Glcin, Brrgurb So, g. 9df 800. $4,000
gr. &. Iiidael, anaOigo6i 60, Iinm. .63,700
Geo. geterS, ASasuc So. .38,1O0
6r. NaBlO, 5adiOu Co., 5egas ......... $500
GniL anfa6l, GoffeD So, SAM. ....... $4,000
Otto 5tit, e~ibingitDn So, III. ........ $4,000
Mrs. 6rant grnnn, gnInsfi So, SnS. -. $4,000
8. 8. G1berG, yOttduattdnie So, ga. ...... $4,000
Seinrif Gnand, g5aibington So. 800. 10000
@ngnit geenOt, GciuarO So. ....... 19bO0
aOulp6 9ieidmntb, Bitbman So, @ai5. 49,. $4,000
q. Salipap, Nsebiter So, Sa. $500. $4,000
Carp gauiiid, e9slbs Co., SOpa 49,. .10,t0O
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James E. Addie
gsrichtlieher vsrwaIter
Hastings, Nebraska
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81 Der re3fea 3eit,
re@ten 9aScn 1T Sen
re6ten Yret1eM
Ueber 5000 Somner- KIeider
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in benz 8uicmeat.9 cSartcment

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eihent 8rtdteiI i9res tatiddliden 8ertes, erut6sIi9en
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gu o~fferieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-22

300 fd6ne unO farbise aleibrr berr.
Tide, Bis auf Die Minute mooerne Salons,
GrdIen- ut0 iurtee Maoden.@roBen. Duben-
be teri@ieOene GoiioHs. @ana peiBe aIeuoer
aus ianeetDeiben Stoffen mooerne groBe Sra.
gen, biibihe R~6dc.effette, ufp. Gorbtge alei-
Der aus ie1r suten 5toffen Sport.6oIion8,
BiiBiae araliGr- uno gffefte,
elm tpunoerbarer aleioerpoieu at oieiem greiie
finOet man, ouriinter 5tpei iebr bibIde Sal.
ions tit f%arbi8en NobeItD.5 toffen. @r6Be SO
big SO fir itarfe 8umen. $500, 0A or
$3.50 uno SS Barren fir 49,. VfsOO
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-22
Farms For Sale

Three good farms 10 Harlan county
adjoining the town Of Huntiey
A II. CARPENTER, Agent
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-22
INAVALE

Mr.. Laid is on the sick list this
week.
Ashly Warthen was in Red Cloud,
Saturday.
Mrs. Claude Conley and family anto-
ed to Red Cloud Saturday.
Chas. Hunter, who has been very
sick, is reported somewhat better
Mrs. Burgess, aud Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Strong were in Red Cloud, Monday.
Mrs. Howard Deisley and daughter
Ella, drove to Red Cloud, Saturday.
A large crowd atten led the mission
airy sermon At the NJ f.. Church sun
day night.
Mrs. Burl smith and baby Of Liber.
ty. Missouri, arrived saturday morn
ing.
The Union Music Club will meet at
the home Of Genevieve Miller Friday
night.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II Fetty are the
proud parents Of a baby boy born
June 10
r. +. Hunter was called home from
the Sand Hills on account OF his faith
er's Illness.
Ray Burwcll and wife visited in
Womcr, Kansas, Sunday, with the
Nandeyot family.
Mrs Guy Barker and daughter,
Mayetta, were passengers TO Red
Cloud Saturday
Mr.. Simeon Thomas OF Cowles will
preach at the NJ. + Church, sunday
night at o'clock.
Roy and Dewey Rutledge went to
Hastings Saturday to visit their moth
err, who is in the hospital.
Mrs. Earl Burwell went to Hastings
Wednesday, to visit her brother, Guy
Stickney, who is in the hospital at
that place.
Mrs Charley J.ifery came home
from Lincoln SATURDAY. evening, where
she had accompanied her sister, Mrs
Roy Copley, who went with her hus.
band for an operation.
The NJ. T.. Ladies Aid and few
friends met at Mrs. Emma Smiths
Tuesday afternoon for Il farewell a.
Mrs Smith expects to return with her
daughter Mrs. DR.. Phillips to the Sand
Hills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
In The District Court Of Webster County
Nebraska

Elisha Coc and
George NJ. Howard, Plaintiffs.
/ william J. Howard. Alice Howard.
| Mary T.. Mitchell, John Mitchell
| Ethel H. Coz Emmn i. Howard.
| Alice Iightioot, samuel -. l.ightfoot,
| Harold II. Pope. Floyd W. Pope. Glenn f..
Pope,
/ Florence N. Pope. and Winircd Pope,
Guardian Of said Harold H. POPE and
! Guardian of Floyd ". Pope and Guardian Of
| Glenn T.. Pope and Guardian OF Florence NJ.
| Pope. Defendants.
| The above named non resident defendants.
William J. Howard, Alice Howard. Mary T..
| Mitchell John Mitchell. Ethel l.. toe. Emma
| J. Howard, Alice lightfuot samuel u. Light.
| foot. Harold H. Pope. Floyd W. Pope, Glenn
! r.. Pope and Winircd Pope, Guardian OF said
| Harold ". Pope and Guardian OF Floyd W.
| Pope and Guardian of Glenn T.. Pope and
! Guardian OF Florence VI. Pope, will take
| notice that on the nth day OF May 1916, the
above named plaintiffs tied their petition In
| the district court OF Webster county, Ncbras
| ka, against you aud the resident defendant
| Florence NJ. Pope, implicated with you, the
| object and prayer OF which IL to confirm the
shares and Interests OF the several parties to
| said action. In and to the following Described
| real estate. VIZ. lot thirteen and fourteen IN
| Block fourteen In Smith and Moores Addi-
| ton to Red cloud Webster county, Ntbras.
ka, and Tor u partition and division OF said
| real estate. among the parties entitled there
| to according To the respective shares OF said
parties, or, II 4 partition cannot he had with.
out injury To- the rights to the parties In inter
est, then for a sale Of said premises. and n
division 81 the proceeds az said sale among
| the parties thereto entitled. according to
| their respective rights. after payment OF the
| costs of this action,
| You are required To answer said petition on
! or before the 18th day Of July. 1916 or the
same will be- taken rs true and judgment
rendered In accordance with the prayer
| thereof.
| based May 30, 1915
| Elisha Coe and
George NJ. Howard. Plaintiffs.
| liy Frank j. Munday,
| Their Attorney. GU
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-22

Charles Richards and Mrs L. ID.
turned to Lincoln, Tuesday, after visit.
ing few days with their sister, Mrs
II. &. Letson.
Ev,r,on Foe left Saturday for Mime
apolis. MINI, sofa, where he will be
married TO Miss Hazel Stoneberg
r.ey vii return to Grtybul, Wyom'
ing, where they will make their future
home
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-22
Notice to Creditors
In the county Court OF Webster County
Nebraska

In the county Court OF Webster County,
Nebraska
In the matter OF the estate OF Alfred II
King, Deceased.
Creditors OF said estate will take notice,
that the time limited for presentation and
filing OF claims against said estate is January
18th. 1917, and for the payment OF debts is
June ~, rgl7, that | Will sit at the county
court room In said county on the 18th day OF
July, \. u. 1916, to examine. hear and allow
all claims duly filed which are a first or
second lien upon said estate, and on the 18th
day OF January, 1877, to examine, hear allow
and adj ust all claims and objections OF gener.
al creditors duly filed.
Dated this 18th day OF June, A. D., 1915.
seal \. II. RASNEY,
County Judge
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-22
Notice Of Final Report.

In the county Court OF Webster county
Nebraska.
In the matter II the estate OF John iIayel,
deceased.
All persons Interested In said estate, are
a final account and report of his administra.
ton, and n petition for final settlement OF
his account and decree Of distribution OF
personally and a discharge from his trust
which have been set for hearing before said
court on the LIST day Of July, 1916 at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ, when all persons interested I'm the
premises may appear and contest the same
Dated this 18th day OF June, 1915
(sEALl A. II. RAMSEY,
County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-22
Notice

On and after.Iuly /, 1916 the banks
of Red Cloud will refuse to allow
ONERDRAFTS
Recent ruling prohibits overwhelming
and same is not permitted by law.
STATE BANK OF RED CLOUD
PEOPLES BANK OF RED CIOuI
WEBSTER COUNTY BANK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-22
Notice o. Chattel Mortaase Sale.

Notice is her, by given that by virtue OF Il
chattcl mortgage. dated ON the 18th day OF
April, 1915 and duly hled and recorded In the
office OF the county Clerk OF Webster Coun-
IT, Nebraska on the 2Ith day OF April, 1915,
and executed by W. II. Moore to Henry
bIIeurrux, (and sold, assigned and set over
by the said II Try LHcureuS to the Farmers
state Bank OF campbell, Nebraska. ON the
18th day o. April, 1870 tosccurc the paS ment
OF the sum OF $4,000, and upon which there
Is now due the sum uf Siil.tD default having
been made In the payment Of said sum and
no suit or other proceeding At law having
been instituted To recover said debt or any
part thereof, therefore the underss ned will
sell the property therein described, viz
i-Stallion aged Ii yrs NOW l. yrs Color
Back, named "ParasoI',
Mare aged yrs NOW yrs Coior Bay,
II lmed "Maude",
Horse aged 3 yrs (now6 yrs color Black
named seal,
I-Mare aged Yrs NOW 3 yrs Color Black,
At public auction, In INANALE, WEBSTER
COUNTY, NEBRASKA, on the 7th day OF
july, 1916 at . q o'clock Z. NJ, OF said bay.
Farmers State Bank Of campbell, Nebraska,
Assignee OF Mortgage,
Dated June 2ist, 1916.
4. Il, Stasenka, Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-22
usW Rate On Farm Leans

san now make you lower rate on
Farm Loans than was ever made in
this county before. Best option given
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-22

and money always ready. l also have
private money to loan on reasonable
terms, Please write me or call for me
at State Bank, Red Cloud,-C. +. Cath
err.
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-22

When in need OF anything in the
line OF printing come to the CHIEF.
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Continued from gage us
lglous creed is certainly fast being
eliminated from commercial consid-
eration
Efficiency, ability to do the work,
is the prime factor in progressive
enterprises.
Leastwise, if man still have mar
row prejudices, there is one thing
that he must recognize, and that is
to be fair enough to state his objec-
tons and not be the thief of the
workers time.
The real American cuts religious
scruples out of his business and uses
tact and tolerance, the things that
make it thrive-New York EVENING
World.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
PR.NTING PRESS
 DRIVEN BY F0RD
ln Moment of Necessity, Lit tie Car Comes to
 Front

The Ford car as, mechanical euip- mont to supply the power for the tmiyiuc publishing business, was the development of the big storm which recently visited the Atlantic states. The town of GIeeuWich. Conn. was in the district hard hit by the storm The telephone. telegraph and electric power and light were of course, all pu, out of business
 One Of the prosperous. enterprising newspapers Of Greenwieh-the News and Graphic-Hithout electric power found it difficult in fact quite i'm possible, apparently, to supply its readers with their usual grist of the worlds news. The Ford dealer at Providence. AIr. Dutee Wilcox Flint lcard of he dilemma of the News and Graphic and rushed a Ford to the rescue. With the power supplied by the Ford motor the presses of the News and Graphic were put back into operation and four-pase paper was speedily printed
 The News and Graphic pays glowing tribute to the Ford iu its editorial column for this assistance in the time of dire need
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
UNUSUAL POSITION
 FIR AUTO MIXERS
War Increases Demand, But Jeffeiy People to Cope
 With Demand

American automobile manufacturers .are facing one of the most unusual situations in the history of the busi- ness. It is that of supplying the overwhelming demand for motor cars and trucks in the face of shortage in steel and other naterilas.
 Never before since the inception of the automobile business has there been such an unrelenting period of buying mot even letting up during the winter months, as has been the case this year
 Tn 2. recent interview on the sub iect, AIr Charles T. Jeffery, president of the Thomas B. Jeffery Company. Kenosha. Wisconsin. said: Tn our own business we have been feeling a tremendous demand for pleasure cars and trucks. not only in this. country but originating in those foreign na- tions which are at peace.
 We were fortunate in having bought large supplies of materials before the shortage came and before the raise in prices We are also for tunate in manufacturing practically the entire Jeffery ear beneath our own roof even to aVles, bodies. fen ders and other parts usually bought from special makers.
 Yet even with these facilities we
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
CARBON TROUBLES
 EXPLAINED HERE

If the amount of air entering the carburetor is not sufficient to insure complete combustion, we have what is known as a rich mixture,' says a bulletin on carbon deposit and it's causes. issued by the Standard Oil Company. This is slow burning mixture rather than an explosive one and will cause excessive carbon de- po5it
 For example, if the wick of an oil burning lamp is turned too high, too much oil will be siphoned through the wick for the amount of air en- tcring the lamp to form complete combustion. The lamp will smoke, and soot, which is carbon, will be deposited on the chimney.
 Lieut. G. $ Bryan. L. S N., has ably and correctly pointed out in his article on Motor Cylinder Lubrica- tion" that lubricating oils manufac- tured from Paraffine Base crudes de- posit more carbon than lubricating oils manufactured from Asphaltic Base Crudes The reason for this is that Paraffine Base Crudes con tain 2araffine wax which cannot be entirely eliminated from the manu- factured product
Arizona republican., 1916-01-23
GLEhlALE NID TEMPE C0NE CL0sE
 T0 USIHG BITS IN OPPONENTS HEADS

'Hd. aud Tempe high schools .r tao diamond yesterday Nh l rm lashed is used. it is m at ltat they oot oaIy played hall. ... .ait they also came together. ~. some oae Was not ayed out p.a. vas u.t tle fault of the con
 r,e nerc perfectly vu- H- .o aeat r oHt but the better . c- tae eo1cna. bert hostile r...e-t-rs from dr-Wfng blood.
 H..ll n this manner-It was t.. l tmc oi tae season for Nn-H team- The Glendale team was n.f orr green but they had never ft2.d thor before The game in
 oi tH- was very good up to the
 eaih inning when tAe Glendale n.er ~osaen,5 The lads from ae.o~- the river pulled up their belts a.a ..lse runs across the ban. aatlue l.e ore to i in favor Hiti Not content with getting -rn runs a lae.mate manner, the cler4a.- authorities clem that Coach i. -tl-.h,a batting order on fH.i aad worked d couple If re- at.rs Tho Glendale coach Was not u.f.aue them rN closely and one ul tnc ii.aitmate suatters got by. I'. -0p-i the hall to the far corner Dt Ihe l1- and drove in another run.
 .-.uc IT tl- Glendale adhccents be-