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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
@illpn erhdlt glnerfennnnn.

8aiblhetoH, 10. 6ebr. - Gors
iiBer 9ap bon Dem S1usfonitee fir
milit1ril6e glugeIegenbeiten bat
8raiioent 8ilion einen grief ge.
ihrieben. in pelhem oemiel6en 6ie
Entertaining uf1o Der 9ant Der 01it.
glteoer oe5 aonitee5 iiir 0as Ser
trauen oaS Der Grdiioent iBren 80.
triotismus geihenft, oltsgeipro6en
miro. @leid3eitig miro 9errn 8il-
ion Die 8eriiderltig gegebetL ooB
eS Der intliglte @llnidD oes &onlitees
III, III Der gIufIteann9 uno 0ur6-
bringing 0es YiiIitarprogranmeS
nit Dem Brali0enten @ono in @ano
luto in boiler 9nrrlonie 5uianlmcn
5u arbeiten. 9ds 9allstonlitee uno
oos Senatsfontitee fir utiIitQrilAe
4ngeIe8enbeite1 iin0 gegenm1rtig
init Der 9luSarbeitun9 DER 8orlagen
fiir oas' 9tilitdrprqgrqulal belddt-
tigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
ll)ie ruQl(Cl)e SO(0aten
6mtergangen merOen!
Sricassciangenr glnnben nidlt, Oaf
gSarifau nliu. erObert purOen
fiuo.

gSien, 15 sebr., iiber 9onoon.--
llcber 0ie irabren ariegsereigitiiie
I'll Der gemobulide ruiiiide SoIoat
io gut mie garnid)t unterridtet,
6ieies ge6t ats oen gln9a6en einer
glg]d6I 9fiiien bernor. Die iiirtgit
auf Der 98crliolpib-6rout aefongen
aenomiHen lnio nah Dem 9SIneren
gobncns ge6radJt nuroen. Selt
Grginn oes arieges' batten iie IN
Neiiara6icn aeitdnoen Sic maren
bodit eritaunt, ais fie auf ibrcln
gIe9e ourd @jali3ien iene 8eaeno
DON ocutidet nno 6iterreidiid.lin.
qariiheu Irllppen beiett fan6en.
gils linen oeiagt nurOe, Dab Die
3eiltrolmdlbte niht MIR fait ann8
lCSaIi5ien 5ilrliderobett, ionoern aid
hlolen stlirldno, Bolbnnien tino Den
br0Btrn 9eil 2itauens III ibrent 9e-
iis baben, idnttelten lie unqldubig
Die a6pie tn0 Gin alter 6el0mebel
iagte 8n einem stricgstorreipenoen.
ten. oDerartige 9ieidlihten inhr0en
bereits fritber er811lt; iiloiiAe san.
ilerer butter unierer s5ront nollten
Slns begraiilicb mahen oaB gsor.
ihau, aopno unO greit.gitopsf pon
ben Irltppcn Der 3entraInldhte he.
fest iDoroerl lin6. geir alanbten
Oieies nidlt, mlo oid) uniere Gffi-
airre erflarten Die m8ebliden oent.
i1en 5icge oIs refine Griinonng.
glIs min iufer Gbcrit ms iagte
aob bic Ieufi6eu nuo 0eiterreidl.
llnaoru Gle ans Golei bertriehen
olren un0 6aB iidj ale 0ertidlel
inno oitcrreid)iidlainaariiden eirer5
ieitiuaen in micreu @dnoen beion-
8oeu, indlten mir ole perrdteriidlen
SHoct ani lnl0 6ldntpn iie ueiolid)
goprdl. Giner oerlelben muroe uon
nhs 10 libel 3ugeridltet, Dab er ieinen
g'eripnnolnaen erina.
Scr AerreipeHoeuf neriudDte DEN
eeiallgetcB bei5nbriuaen 0ab Die
ssSuoen Die @abr6eit aeiaat h1tten.
R4eoranf Der 6eloDebel lad)eno ant.
Isdortete: Sic fonnen ms NIT Der.
asrtiapn 2iiaen niht hinters Sidlt
Sibrcn ssir ipiiien. oaB Oie 1eit.
4 ben fio Epiterrcidler init anigerie-
agca iino;. unler .gS0terden4 toniuit
kylffpeu iic Oen 8aren) miro baIo III
9rrliu icin.~ |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
grrflnnt Criterreidl.ltnnnrn.

9ietp Yorf, Is. 6ebr.- Or. GeciI
g. @reil, Die eir18ise iiberleben0c
glmerifaneriit bon Dem bon einem
6iterreidiid)ell 3audboot perienften
Gontpfcr r2lncona". Rot in 8aIb,
inaton geoen ole oiterreidiidlsunga.
ride Reqierlng cine Sdlnoeneriat-
tIoge in S5obe non 100000 erbo.
ben. gon Der oiuerifoniidlen &c.
gieruna foroert Die idlneiOige 8one
uilBer0em noh oie fleine Sunlmc
non $4,000, 0nrimter $5, 900 fir
lire beim llntergang nerIoren ge-
gangene garidaft. (ge1ir 0ie 9um.
pen iino beideioen. nidt mobr, Sc.
ciIia?)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
dn0rC6ifen=GOmp(ott
1T aufgeOeC6t!
Sersiftmngs-gerinf auf Grsbiiduf
Ylnnbclcin MIR ein Sell
Sesielben.

G6icoqo, ST., Is. lSebr. 0ie
llnteriu1uug iiber 6aS &ergiftltng5-
glttentat ouf Ben Gr3biI6of gtita-
OeIein un0 oeiien f@dite, oos gliif
liderineiie niAt sen bcablidtigten
grfoIg batte, bot oaS @rgebnis all.
Gage geforoart, DOB es iiA cine Or
9aniIntion bon 9lnardiitelt oerca
!Sduptfib IN 9fom lit, 3lim 9Sriil3ip
genladt Fat, auf ale mir iil0gIicbe
8eiie &irhen lnO G5eiitlide alar
Glaubensbefenntniiie 5l perlli6ter.
ulb 5u totem.
0ieier Grganilution iperOen anA
Die tiir3lih beriit6te 5prenglng Der
romii6-fntbplii4en ct. 8atric's Sir
die tn Stem gorf, ionic perihieoene
8ranoItiftlugen in bieiigen &irden
8ur 2ait geIegt. @egen ben Der
bafteten 2lnnrhilten 9llegrini, einen
SpieBgeieIlen oes fliidtig getporoe-
men @iftmii1ers SSeon Grones, lit
oIe gLntlage erboben IDoroen, llh nit
oieiem beridpoten gu baben, un
9ioroe 5u begeben @r beripeigert
ie0e 9tuSflrnft iiber Ben glufentbaIt
Grones sSn 9lGegrini'S g9obnung
uur0en cine 9ln3nbl 8riefe idtuer-
pieeenoen luo belaItenOen S5nbaIts
beidlagnobnlt. 9luS oenleIben eebt
0eutIib berbor, oaB Der 9anoe in
Chicago Is glnarfiiteu nngeb0rer,
Oeren 9iamen Der &oIi5ei 6efonnt
fino mo auf peI6e Oieielbe Jest
fabn0et. 9(uBer altf &ir1enballten
baben Die 9lnar6iiten es aud aiif of.
fentIihe @ebduoe abgeieben pie Die
bei9lagnabntten 8rtefe beiageH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
lsieaen bas Wlarine. snbnet.

8oibiugton, is. SSebr Demo-
trutiidc 2bgeoronete, bie Dem Ge.
-filitnnq9programu feino.
lid gegeniiberItehelt, tper6en 0ic 9ie-
gieruHgs Marineporlooe init ebenio
arnBer @r6itterutg betaHpieu, pie
Die yiilitarporldge. 3ieie gebaup.
tutlg mnroe uon Dem Experimentation
9ailen bon 8enuiDIUanien aufge.
Itellt. Seillc 0}eilnnlg miro BON oen
berDprragenoen Deiflotruten aitdin
uno s6enrp BON Ieras getcilt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
Seimtiidiidler sdlie66oIb

Ter BEL Der 4mericon Snleltma
& slefntillg So. nllgeiteIlte 9tadyt.
p6dter q. .. Smitb. Elm 40 Sabre
alter Niani, purOe helIte iriib Inn
$50, ais er Die Iebte ghrnoe mahte
etluu cine Nieile norolidl bon Den
@eh1noen binterriidS anaeidloiier
n1h on Shenfel mo 9cin crbe6IidI
trrIett Ter beinrtiidiide S1icb,
bolo enttnn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
e6limnler gIntOmO6ilnnfall

Beatrice, g1ebr, Is. aebr. =
.glus Denber, Goloy traf geitern 0ic
AladDriht elm, oaB boielbit Srau Sui.
ton Sod nol bier, pclde Iidl oori
5ltr geeroigling eines gteffen oitft
bielt, bel eineu glutomoba 3uioln.
mciitoB einen SdhGDeIbrudD 0abon.
qetraacn. SIR 3ldtaHO miro oils
iibermls gefalrIid seldploert
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
StaQts=ROnOent Der
Repu6(i6aner in 0. q.
Die NatfOrn Oiirfte audi fiIr Der
Acknowledgement mahgebeH0
fein.

Stem gorf, Is. sSebr. Gem
belte oben0 in Der Garnegie
6aa Itattfinoenoen replblifoniihert
Stnatsfonbent miro in Dem gaa5en
2onoe oa5 peitgeben0ite SSrtereIIe
entgegengebraht. Man ipeiB, OaB
Die auf oiefen &onoent. ongenpnl.
meme Matform ben @run0ton fir
oieienige 6iloen ipiro, Die auf Dem
republifaniihen Nationalfonbei1t an.
genonlmen per0en miro. Glibu
Goot miro Der tenporGre 8oriibenoc
Der aonpention iein, luo oie Repu-
blifaner Der oIten Sdule, 6arunter
George &. 9Ilbrioge, S5rancis Sen.
orifs, glon 81. 8rotpn mo 8illiam
g9aro, tperoen Die 9onDention ie0en-
faGs fontrolieren. 99r 0elegaten
3upr Acknowledgement meroen ouf
oieier aonbe1ltion erip19lt ueroen.
Die forneIIe @rpdbLnna finbet om
4. gtpril geIegentli6 Ser Staots.
primdrmdhIen itatt. SIN Bolts
mun0e fii6ren oie bier 9elegaten
ben 9tamen o8be Sig Sour. @s
lit NIT Siderbeit nn8ltnebnen, ooB
StaatSIenator 8aoSmortb un0 Sou
reutcur 8bitn1an Die Sdlfte 0ieIer
Big Sour biloen tper0en; sic an.
beren 8pei oiirften gIibu 9toot (foa8
0ieIer eS omebnten iollte) nto ent-
1peoer g9ilion1 @erri ooer Gapi0
Sane Sill fem. Die 8ig 5your
neroen ieoenfolls obne sSnitruftiou
nod bent Acknowledgement gcben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
snffraniiten an NiLiun.

8iaiblnaton ID l5ebr. = Iic
llniot Der Suiiragiiten 6ot @rGii-
oent gSilion mo ieOem 03itglie0 0e5
Gongreiies am geltrigen Galentius
Sag anrtep aciou0t. gluf Der aartc
al Den groiiOenten itanOen Oie
8orte. e9son't pou be orr &alen.
tine2 gSe mill be pour @aleutine. "
ia miro iid aber @err gstIion ae-
freiit baben.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15

fiinf 9eriouen iuuroen perIebt. g[nd1
murOen 5liegerangriffe auf 5pei be-
nn6barte Stdote geita6t. Gin aus
feds Slug8elgen deficiencies feinb-
li6es @eidnaOer griff Die StaOt
grescia all, wuroe aber Our9 Ib-
lDebrtanpnen pertrie6en.
@eiterer Greitser berienft,
Berlin IL. Sebr. (Buntenberidt.)
3te glonliralitdt ntadte beute be-
fa1nt, oaB altBer Dem britilden
areu5er yglrobt8" in Dem Geegefeht
unpeit 8oggerbanf nod EN- ipei-
terer brttiiher areit3er Derienft NOR
ben lit, (9ie britiicbe a0nlirolitot
meloete geItern ben llntergnng oes
arell5erS n9lretbuia";; noglib lit,
boB Die bentide aontiralitGt in obj
gem @eriht bierauf 8e3ug niulrnt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
6nn(anhs iFlnttr iun hnnNrIn.

: Von0on Is ,5ebr 5ier unr0e
geitern cine itarf bciudDtc Wiaiien-
beriammhmg abgehaItpn, Inn iilr
cine ibirfiamere 9lotooe gearn Die
3ertralmadlte StenIulg Sn ne6men.
Gin 8eihIuB iDiIrOe gefoBt. int peI.
dem bic Re9ieruua miiaeforoert
miro. BON Scr 5lotte III 3ufinit
aroBcrcn nnO pirfiomcrcn @c.
brailh su MAIDEN oIs bisbcr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
srie6en !0anOeL nit iSeinS.

9onoon, Is. sSebr. @eil iie
ourd lire 9lem gorter Siliate oeut-
ife @aren bejpgen uno oieielben IN
GnglanO entgegen Dem @eies IN
llmIouf 9cbradt baben, puroen Die
0rei SSubo6er Der 5irma 6orpnes
Brothers & 80. Sit eIefduanisitrnfen
pon IL, reip. 4 Nlonattn luO 3lt
$500 @eloitrafe Derurteilt. Die
;SirtHa Iol pom Septem6er bis Ge-
3ern6er 1914 0elttId)e ggaren illt
Berfe bon $4,000 tuportiert ba-
Fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
Ee[bitmuthpcrindl.

4S.iahrige 9lrpio 9inObIaO
nladte 9tontag o6enO in ieiner geob-
mug. 4419 0ecatlir Cir. einet
SeIbItmorOUerindl. in0eln er iidl init
ieilem 9ioiierineiier 0ic aeble Oiirdl.
idjnitt 9r mIr0e III oas St. 60.
iepbs 6oipital iIberiiibrt. Seiil 81.
itnn0 lit ie9r beOenfIid].
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
0Idlt Cnfrr hrr. GG[tr.

Stem gorf. 10, 6ebr. giah ei-
nent 3pei Gage pGbreroeH beftiger
Sdnceitllrut bat bier itrenge a1Ite
eingeiest. Gos thermometer ltonO
aeitcrn 5ipei @ran mter gtnG Adlt
9scrioncn iiiS iuiolge Der &1lte er.
troren unO seltorben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
sdabenfenrr.

eartersbllle, So, 10 5ebr. =
Die bieiige 9oitanitaIt, cine 45ooI.
bale ano Gaaaban's Gqenuaren.
laoen iDur0en geitern bier p0Qig
eingedidert. Die 6aniIien q. s.
SdiIiel nno 4m. 0iit6ea berloren
ibre ianltliAeu Qfobel Ser llr-
iprlrl8 oes 6euers lit uitbetmnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
@rnben6ranS.

Suite, @iont., Is. 8ebr. Sn
Ger SennipGooIlia gtiue ocr 9(na.
couoa Copper giining Sc. bru6
lcBte geoft Elm 6aler aus, Drei
8eroleute pnroen betpubtIos ,3iltoge
geiorOert uno aerettet, pGbren0 ii1
nod D in Der brennenoen @jrlthe
befin0eu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
0if @eidlieEnna Nlailan6s.

MonL Is. ,}ebr. = Die 8egieruna
niodtc beute befonnt, 6oB bel Dem
qeItrigcn 5liegeraneriff anf @lailmO
t9 @erionen getotet ini0 cine eroBe
9n5abl berleBt mltr0en. Ser dnge.
riftete Sndlidlo0en lit erbeblih.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
9entidle fSliidlt(inne.

0laOrio, aber 9aris, Is. 5cbr.
Der @ouDerneur Der s5nial 6ernanoo
900, g8eltafrif1, neloet ouf teIegra-
pbiid)em 8ege, DAB 140 oettti6e
s5tiicbtlinge ans Stamerun in Sonta
5iabel einsetroffeil itllo unO auf Oen
ndditen 9antpfer 5pefs Snterltie,
rung na6 Sponien gebra9t per0en
iollen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
sentides aanunenboot nerienft2

9apre, 13. SSebr. 8ie am Satt,
ganiifa-See, 9itofrtfa. operierenoen
belgii6en 8ruppen baben na6 Sabre
berldtet, DAB oas 0eltti6e &ononen.
boot 9e0pig BON @iBniann in einenI
oeegefedt bei 2Ilbertpille perieuft
lporoen iei 3luei W3onl Der 0eutiden
geiobun9 tpur0en getotet; Der &elt
mAroe geTaugen genonlnlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
@rb6rben.

98ai1tnatoH Is. 6ebr. Ser
Bieltge 5cismogrupb 8eigte beute ein
grObeben an Ons in einer gntfer-
nimg bon 1900 @teilen itdttgefiu-
ben bat. 9os GrObeben pdbrte iiber
cine Stln0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
@etter6eridt.

Sir Smaba mo lllneelenS.
5dbon uao mariner bellte ubcno unS
@dttfpoh.
sur 9tcbrosfa. SdlOn hente abgn0
lnD 4liittmod. SSormrr inl HorOoA.
liAcu SeiI bcute abeno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
lsiieuia6u,infon.

RoIcigb. u. g.. 10. 5cbr. -
Scr 5lorioo siuitcO 3ug entsIeiite
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15

beute frii6 unpeit ser Stoot. gtne
&erion murOe getotet, 8pet Bniiagie-
re trugen &erleBungen 0obOn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15

aus tpeE6en Die Oelltiden, gerliner
geridten 5ufoIge, ais Sieger ber-
porgingen. Die franaoitlbe Snfau-
terie nabte feineu 8eril6, Die bon
ben 3ertiden eroberten Sfiisen.
gr1ben 5uriid3ugeptnnen. gluf
ner gali3er Sdlod)tfront Don Der
Wleeresfiilte Bis nud 5oiilons miro
nit GROCER @rbitterpng gefdrpft.
nno Die 9eiitlden lin0 iiberaa i'm
8orteil. (gta beult man nitbt
alles oieies lit bios oer alnfang; ben
8riten lno 6ranaoien auf Der @eit-
front ineroen Die g[ugeH nod piel
tnebr iibergeben.) Die Oeutiben Gr-
folge in Der Champagne tpdbrerlo
Der leBten orei Edge itno 10 In Die
9[u9en ipringen6, oaB man bier be.
iorgt piro.
9ie in 8lanoern ftebenoen 9riten
iino ebenfaIs idpererl 6eutideu
gtngriffen ausgeiest. Ger 5eiHo er-
itiiritlte iiiolih nom Ga 9ailee.aanal
nebrere britii6e S9iltengrGben;
cine 9lnBabl 8riteu geriet nj @e.
fmtgenidnft.
8tlfort uirfingsDOa beid)oiien.
Berlin 10. 2ebr. (5unfenberid)t)
8ie lle6erieeiide 9eahrihtcn.
aaelit1lr bat aus glnibmiirOiaen
idtuei8er Quellen gtadritt crbaIten,
cab Die iiingIte 9eidieBintg Der &c.
Itiing gelforr groBen SAaOen onge.
ridtet bat. Gs puroeu ii6er 80
5dliier serit6rt, gauge StraBan-@e,
pierte ipnr0en idtper beid1oigt; bic
iDoblbubeltoc geu0IferlingstIailc bat
fih nod Der Gduei5 geiliibtet Sic
3abl Der Soten nnO gernala0eten
in Der Jcitung lit itnbefauntd
gnlgarenf6nia in @icn.
9onopu, is. 9ebr. @icner Be-
rihten qen1B 1T f0nig 6eroinauO.
BON 9ulgdtieu tt Bien einBetroiien
1tno pom aaiier fSran5 sSoief lber3.
Iih en1pfdngen tpiroen. (9ainit III
Die 9fodribt, 6aB guIgarien eineH
5eparatfrieoen NIT ben 9lIliierten
anitrebe, ipiaoer einrlol nts Der
2nft qeariffen.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29
Drugs
and Toilet Needs

PALM Olive Shampoo. SOC size ZDc
Canthrox Shampoo, SOC size .20c
Graves Tooth Powder, can lac
Jap Rose Talcum Powder, can, lie
Trailing Arbutua Talcum, 2bc can
for .,.,......s.t44. l4r
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

sticks 20 its obsolete system Of weights
and measures.
IAN the things that England and France
are agreed on" says the editor. such
as the interchange Of languages and the
building OF the chanel tunnel. ARE as
nothing compared with tho absolute me-
cessity for France 10 induce England to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

elated by the announcement that the
Rockefeller Foundation, through the
China Medical board, will grant that in
stitntion 10000 for building ard equip
ment. and $4,000 for expenses OF faculty
and students over a period Of five years.
The $4,000 win be used In constructing
two new wings to existing college build
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

adopt the metric system Think how ar
fcult il will be for the Fronchman 70
thread bis way Through tile mazes Of
British weights and measured when
after the war. he turns TO British trade
and Industry to furnish him with the
greater part Of what he needs 20 restore
and rebuild his shattered fact9ries.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

ing. which 10 owned and directed entirely
by the Rockefeller Foundation. These
students will be the preparatory class
and first and second-year class medical
men. The appropriation for the school
here ia q part OF the general plan OF the
Rockefeller Foundation for the better
ment OF medical education in China.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29

lngs. for the erection Of dormitorica for
students and teachers and for the fur
Their equipment Of the laboratories. All
the money is TO be expended in prepara-
ton for medical education. or prepara-
tory work leading up TO a medical course.
sixty students will be sent to Tslnanfu
from the Union Medical college in Pek-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29
METRIC SYSTEM SAID TO BE
FLY IN FRIENDSHIP OINTMENT

Correspondence Of the Associated Press)
PARIS. April A,-The scientific editor
Of the Temps doubts whether any per
mancnt friendship between France and
England IL possible as long as England
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-29
CHINESE UNI GETS GIFT
FROM ROCKEFELLER FUND

correspondence Of the Associated Press)
TsINANFU. China, April e. Members
n the faculty Of shnntung Christian uni
versIty located In Tsinaufu are much
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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-10
LOCAL NEWS

Next Monday evening, after bust
ness meeting of the Bnai Birth at the
Royal Arcanum Hall, Lowry Building, an
open meeting will be held under the aus
pices of the lodge, at which a paper will
be read by Dr. Sherper on the book "The
Conquering Jew" to be followed by dis
cussion. The doors of the lodge will be
opened to the public at nine o'clock sharp.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-10
NEWS FROM DULUTH AND
VICINITY.
Edited by A. b. Kapplin.

Editors Note Residents of Duluth and
cities on the Range can send social items to
Miss Bessie Altman, 531 West Third street, 4
both of Duluth, who assisting Mr.. Kap-~
plin in preparing the weekly news letter
from Duluth.
Miss Ruth Kellar of Virginia, is the
guest of Misses Jeanette and Esther
Gomberg, 1912 Greysolon Road.
Mrs F. Mondshine of 228 Fourteenth
Avenue East has gone to Memphis,
Tenn, to visit her daughter, Mrs. E. B.
Levy.
Louis Gomberg and his teacher, Mrs.
D. H. Day, left Sunday for st. Paul,
where he will appear before the Schu-
bert Club of that city.
Mrs. G. A. Klein of 800 Ninth Ave-
nue. East, has returned after weeks
visit in St. Paul.
Mrs. H. Y. Joseph of 1924 East Su
perior Street, entertained at Bridge last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. S. Goldberg has returned from
a few days visit in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Max Roos of Milwaukee is in the
city on business.
Mrs. Ralph Cohen of 1881 East Sec
ond Street, left Sunday for a several
weeks visit in the East.
Mr.. M. w. Abrahamson has returned
from business trip to Minneapolis.
Miss Bess Myers of Minneapolis, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Abe Garon.
Miss Dollie Polinsky spent the week.
vic fri nd rQ1ofivnc tho
range.
Mrs. James Lavick, 622 East Fifth
Street, entertained the Friday bridge
club Favors were won by Mrs. S. La
wick and Mrs. J. Wiener.
Mr.. James Wiener has returned after
spending the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs M. Fink, St. Paul.
Mrs J. Kohn entertained at Hal
lowe'en party Tuesday evening. Favors
were won by Mrs. Ed. Rose and Miss
Rae Zurovsky.
Mrs H. E. Altman, 418 East First
Street. is visiting friends and relatives
in the Twin Cities
Mrs. M Fink of St. Paul was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Wiener, 1870
Sixth Avenue West during the past
week.
Miss Rae Levitt of Phillips, Wis, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Vein
stein.
A reelection of officers of the Kodiv
rim Klub was held last Thursday even
ing. Miss Pearl Elevitch was elected
president; Miss Miriam Solomon, vice
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-26
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(By State Board Of Health.

With the advent of hot, dry wealth
er tens of thousands of persons
throughout the United States suffer
real tortures from hay fever. For
long time the cause of hav fever
was in doubt. 1t was noticeable that
it came at certain periods of the
year, but there We're several theories
as to why it did so. Finally careful
investigation and innumerable expert
ments showed that hay fever was due
to the pollen of certain grasses which
acted as toxins or poisons on the
mucous membranes of persons ap-
parently susceptible to the disease.
On persons not so disposed the pol
len has no apparent effect. Autumn
nal catarrah. a form of hay fever APP
pearing later in the season, is be-
lieved to be caused by the pollen
from ragweed and goldenrod.
Until few years ago no practical
remedies for hay fever were known.
Sufferers were advised to stay as
much as possible within closed houses
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-26
AN EASY PLAN
FOR AN ARMY
To Be RAISED
ARDMORE CITIZEN SAYS PRISON.
ERS WOULD BE GLAD TO AC-
CEPT PAROLE TO GET IN THE
ARMY.

There is a possibility that the Uni
ted States will need men for service
in Mexico" said Sherman JONES this
morning, "and | have been thinking
that the country has one class of citi-
zens who would be glad to have an
opportunity ror such service, They
are the men who are in the state and
federal prisons throughout the union
The governors of the several states
and the president of the United States
could with one stroke of the pen,
raise an army of 100000 men by grant
ing paroles to all prisoners who have
sentences of five years and under, be
tween the ages of IS and 40 years, on
the condition that they accept service
in the United States army.
at is my opinion" continued Mr.
JONES, that these men would make
ideal soldiers. They would be glad
to get out into the open. Many of
them are of pugnacious disposition
or they would not be where they are,
and they would do effective service.
Whether their service is needed for
day or a year the parole ought to
hold good and give the men chance
to come again after having served in
the army l believe this plan would
meet almost universal approval. No
special efforts should be made to have
the men accept the parole but permit
them to use their own free will in the
matter"
The plan suggested by Mr.. JONES
will in all probability be placed before
the president. and before the governor
of every state, and many of the pris-
oners would rejoice If they were to
learn that such a plan had been
adopted