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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11
miIbelm in mien.
Gin bersid9er Gmpfane Der selud bel oem ere1en Kui
fer 5rar3 Joeph

| meiitsr. Or. Wsibtirdnsr, an &diler MiI.
helm folgenoe Mnfprd6e:
Cure Moieitdt bdtten bic GnaOe, an
q. September 1910 bds Aatbdus ben
Stdot 8ien bur9 AlerbO4t SIREN 81,
Iud aus3uSei9uen. Cure Majeitdt butten
bamals Don Der gitrdbe bes 6eitiaalss
aus 5u ben Wiener 8lrsern bbsutuugss
poIe unb mper9eBline Dorte eeIprpGen,
tpeI1e nod beIte in lniern 5er8en toioers
bdlsn. unb insbefonbsrs bat oos 6amals
BON Girer Maieftdt gsprdgte Bort 6es
8unbesgenohen in iAimmernosr @ebr'
in uulerer ariees5eit tiefe uno etDiee 8e.
oeutung erlungt. Sur buuernbtn @rinnes
rung an bieien ~oentniroigen Sag in Der
@eIdidte oes Wiener @otbouIes bat Der
@emeinDerat befbloiien, Elm Msoaille pras
gen gu l1lIeu, nnO fat bic alsfiibrung
unIerm beimiIhen Meiitsr, grofefiOr
MarIdaa, ii6ertragen. lub bents oblieat
mir dls ber3eiti9em 0berbalpt Der StaOt
8ien bic e9rsnbpne 4ufsube, Gurer Mus
ieitGt bic Bite gu unterbreiten, oiefe Wlez
battle ais Sufbieing bsr Stobt Dien uus
tsrbreiten gu O%iirfen.'
aaifer Wilbelm Ipra4 feline bollite 4nz
ertennung iiber bic Msbaiae aus, nit Der
Tim cine auBerorbentIids 6reube bereitst
fperbe, unb erinhte ben @argermeiiter,
Ieinen 9dnf aid ben Sfrrtn Der Wiener
@em~einbcperpoliu flung gu ibermitteln.
Sieranf goa Raifer MiIbeIm ben 8urgsrs
msiiter in Elm Idngsres 6eiprdd iiber eins
5eIne 3eitfrdesn NIB berubidieoete ibn in
9ulbpeGiter Weife.
Die 9roBe @erebrung fiir ben treugn
8reuub unb Kindergarten Safer Wils
helm fam iiberuu in iutelnben 8urufen
3um Qnsbrud. 6ots unb 9urrdr4
6itss uno 9ii4eridpentsn h0rte unb fab
man iibsral, no BET aaiier ertdnut
murine. auf BEN langcu Mea 3inm
Gdonbrumner ShloB our oentihen Bot
ldaft mar Der Gaifer u~naus9eieBt Der
Geasnitaub ber3liditer &unbgebungsn.
Die geb1lterung ipnrbe midi mabe, ibrer
bunoeslrsunbIiden @efiiHlm uRo ifrer
@erebrlng beutlid fidtbaren 4u8brut at
aeben. MS &aiIer Milbslm nadmittags
bier ubr NIT benz 36ronfolger, @r5ber3og
Rdrl grdn8 Sofepb, in bos qalats hes
btntIdtn 8otfhafterg b. sidirfdtp fuhr,
ipuroe CT bpn Der 8eD1lierung, Tie Elm
bi6tss Spotier biloete, umjubelt. MHf
benz 4lobe Dor benz SdfDiie loipie in ben
3lfm gen3ingtr 8ohnbpf iibreRbfR Stras
bep Eaten Iid 3eAIsnoe bon IenIdtn
aAdelammelt, I'M brn &aiier 5%h5pjubeln
3ehn Minuim mad fiebsn ll6r tanen Rais
ier Nil6elm unb Der Gr3ber3og 3hron
folaer ain 9dhnbof an. Der beutffe Sal
Ter bate bic G~elbuniform eines I. un0 t..
5elbnarI6aIs nit adbpe unb Uiaatcl,
Der 5bronfolger prepbiide .3niarennnis
form ongeleqt. a1iier Wilhelm trat i'm
gdbnboF qleif duf ben 9otidaficr gu.
unb perabIdiecete fd in 6er8liher Dtiie
bon i6m. Der aaiTer no6m lpOann in
ber3iahr BeiIe Rom 56tonfolaer No
fdito unb 6eftieq oardpf ben fdiierlifen
Galonnagen, ~fuorduf er an ben 1hrOns
folqer 6er3li6e @ortc Ots qbidisos uno
6es grabes an ben aaiisr ridtete. I'm
I ubr Is Minuten roate Der 3llg aug Der
Dale. Der 8bronfoI9er itdnb tnapp me-
ben bem @etetIe unb griiBtt militdrtI4 10
LANCE. ipie Der 3ug in Siatipeite mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11
Die nene QnbettenanitnIt.

Dem &ommdnbo bes aabdtentorps
nit Dem SIP in gerlin nteritehen bisber
aubsr Der Sdupttdbstisnanfult in gerlius
Qi6tsrIeIbt bic dht 2dbetteabdtIier in
gsns6nrs. adrEsrube aOsIin, R%aumburg
an Der Scale, 9rdniRein qIon, puiss
BAN unb @a6litutl. Sine nsut adostisus
dniidIt in Q~dnoghxrp d, %. ipurns mitbin
ala neuntes gDrlofps, bHu MIR am Elm
iOIdss i1nH e iin banbslH. Fp5uireten,
iuipsit e. If9 I'm ben neutrality-suspicious.
Berlin banoslt. Bel Der ssoerapbihen
Gage bar bcrbanbsnen hht @offorps in
ben ~burgtnannten Stohten III bic Grrihs
tung zines neunteu ao6ftienbnnIes IN
aaubsbtre 4. U. zine 3fpsiiellos siinitise,
btnn cine ioldle anIidlt iebtte bister ben
miiiIeren ge5irteu oIilid OOn Der Reidss
hdupiiabi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11
Die anbatripttihen 2unSuncr g1adt.
N(.Go


SroB Bet naaoriidliden Ma6nunq Der
Regierung ge1t pas ELECTROMAGNETIC
8reiben in ben englii9en Gdattlubs ipeis
ter. 3pei in Der Zines berDffentlthte
ST 5einlaonngen fnb be5ettnenb fir L
daer SparIamteitsOorf6rifen fppttenbe
Galtung Der Qpnboner Gll6leute: .Mdf
6er AunTd 3af!ret2er Mitslicoer bat bas
8omttee far ndf'4en 5reitag cine Npds
6ennadt ongeIeBt. aofam8pang 1T
pnrgeidrieben Der Stub piro boIltoms
men III eiuen 8er6re6erteqer Derpdnbelt
peroeu. Die 2eitung lit entF#loFen. lei.
nerlei alsldsen gu iparen, nm bic No9t
f. iebsrnafn m1gli6H perQniqli9 I'll
atifalten. Earlier @iiuHfer perben afs
gpadtni&ugtr unS @pdhentdu5er auffres
tea" Die ao Ginldbung T1utet: .1tna
Ter Stub pirO nGditeu 8reitag cine
8aedoHtenzgta { peranIfdlten. Die
8dnme perbsa IN eingn itdli. ;fGm
.1oetugdrt9n %nermunbeIt Die 4usihmufz
fImg ipirD gum 3eiI aus ben ioitbdrl ten,
1rdubsu beIte5ea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11
Sin sodperOieafer.

Der 6eatiae &ronprin5 bat an 6ertn
@ebsimrat ebr6arbt in 9dftloOrf ben
GENERALIZATION Der Rheinti6sn Dtetul=
udrtns uno MaIdiHeHfubtit folgeuoss 9ss
lsgrdmm gtridltet:
gu Sbrem beutigm finfnuOfeb8igiten
8eburtstage Itn6e ib Sbnn meme @Iiids
niinIne. MOdteu sic nod LANCE nit 10
eroBem unb befrieoieenosm Grfolse an
sSbrem Qeben8uerf, Der abeiuiiden Mcs
.falIiparens uab 9ldi6intniabrit. bic IN
oirier aroBcn 53eit benz 8aierlonoe 10
uerfpolt 8icpitc lciftt. pe~itcrarbeitea
tpnnen. sc5.. NilbeIm, sruuprinS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11
Scr %interaati0nale
sdisenbnno.
Sic S6rperidnft bat iid iufOlse bes
Meltfrieses nnfael5it.

Die Sdabenseieuidaften Der san5en
Nsl!. batsn Iid bstanntlid al sinem iHters
naiiondleu ghiiBsabunbe Union inters
rationale Tir) sufammensstan, Der bic
inttrnutionalrn MettItreite BET &unltidii,
ben at prgduiFeren pfleste. Run 1T aud
6isIt aSrperf4oft eia 0pfsr bes @elttriss
age qeDorDea. Der BorIibsnbe 6es Bun
Sta, Meriaon, Der Jugleih an Der SpiBe
bes Fran30iiIden @hIbenbanoes Itehti bat
On bic q @oIfer. osreH 9ersine 5n benz
iutsrnationaIen Bunos ee9orten, cine 4ns
froae iiber bic peitere GeItaltung Der 8ez
ieuI4aff geftat. Mit ausnabme uDn llns
qarn, Gerbieu, Rdndoa unb Peru Iinn aus
allen odnbern Nntrporten eirestroHen.
9utfhdnb, 8elgisH, England. 6iuHlano,
7rdutrsid, @riedenldnb, StaIin. 9eiters
reid, gorInaal unb Meriio. dliD 8ehn
Etadten, hdbsn fir bic 4uflolung Der
llnion qeltimmt. 5oLlaub ldlue Dor, bic
abfimmung biz nab BEN ariese ails8u :
Isssn, Gpanien erlldrte iin Der Stimmens
msbrbet on8uidlieBen. Cont II bic
anffDIuug bes 8unoes Slr Sotfdhe ess
iuorbsn. Damit erbebt iid uber bic nidt
Sean5 einfa1e 0rase, mas nit benz GigeHs
lum bes tnternotionalsH G~diibenbunoes
Ill esIdebsn bat. Gr beitbt SDei tcftbdrs
Baabsrpotdfe, ben 2pons potal uno ben
4rasaifnias 9pt1I. Der lsBiert. Elm Sc
ifsut bss argentinifdm 3risgsminiiiers
DRrasH qobIp Richeri.i If pObI iiberbdupt
psr tOHborite @aHbtrpOtaI Der @dt. Or
lit Gus alien dreentiniiedn Sob uae
sgiIxrmiin5en bereeftsli, pegt niht int
Il Tiger ale so pfnnb unb pirb aaf stlpc
10000 Marf beipertef. Muh Der aBons
sgotaI, ben feinerssit Elm fran5oiider
3 5diibe I'M Qamen bsr Siaoi 2pon aes
Ipmott bat. unD Der mad einem @ntlunrfe
J On gdroep auseefuhrt it, III eua lebr
rttcats Gtid. unD q stAcri Dasn Gin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11
Sic Gin3elfriegc
Dcs @eltfriegcs.
Aus iuieuiel ariescn 6eitebt Der geseu=
wartise 8elnries?

am qeqenuGrtiaen @eIttricee Iinb be-
teiliqf Is 8oltet o6er Stddteu, ndmlid
auf unTerer Geite bier: 8eutidlanb
SeHerretd- luaarr, 8uIqarien uno bi
3urtei; auf Der feinOli4en Seite neun.
RuBldnb, GngIaub, 9elsien. 6rantrei6
Molatp, Stalier, Moutensgro, Serbier
unb Sapan. 9litt ale Dieie @roBz uni
aleinmdGte baben aber ben pier 3entrdli
Ftaaten ben arieq trtIdrt. @Abefiuoen itd
pielmehr I'm artsgs3uitanbe:
9euff6Ianb nit 8 staaten
(5taIien feblD s
0eHerreid Il ngorn nit alien
9 feinoli9en Mta4tsn 6
gufgorien nit ben s Mddten:
Rublanb, England, 6raatreif, Stas
lien, MpnteRegro unD Serbien
(GuBldnb III IinngemdB NIT aufgez
fii6rt, o6pobl bic f6rmli9e 9riegss
ertldrune, iOpeit b%etdnnt, nod aus
itehD =
Die Eurtst nit benielben 6 fetnbs
liden WGdtsn 6
Seruer bon Der 9egnfeiie:
RuBfdnb init ben 4 3entrdlmGaten
Deutfhldnb, GeAerreih : lngdrn,
8ulgarien uub Der 5iirfei 4
Gnq1anb nit benielben A Wfddten 4
8eTqien nit ben Stouten 8euti6s
Lamb unb OeIterreiAs ungdrn 2
Frnnfretd mia Rubl0nD unb
GnafunD nit 4 etdaten 4
81 onaco nit 2, ndmlid 9eutids
lamb uno Seferreit slln9aru 2
StaIieu NIT 3, admltd Defterrsi4s
ltugarn, Der 3iirtsi unb 8ulgarien 8
81 ontenegtp init 4. DcutialdnS,
Seferreidsllnedrn Der Siirtei unb
9ulgarien . 4
Serbien nit otnitlben A Mdaten 4
Sapan NIT 9sutidlanb unb DETER
reihsungarn . 2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11

rgolotnes BUD, NORM nab iebem inter-
ndtionalen BettItreit 6as Iiegreibe Bolt
uno bet Rame bes MeltmsiNers einee5ei4s
net ipirb. Der Barrier Gdussnuersin bat
beibe 8s6er 3und6it IN ieiner
gtrmabrung an balteH utb ite mad Be-
%tnSigung oes arieges BEN qusiduB pber
gu ii6ereeben, Der bic @eranithls
Der internatioualen Sdiibsntdinpfe
anf id nimmt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11
Nrade6eraernnmeien in ataIien.

Su tirem Nrtitet .Stdlien ipabrtno bts
8rie9es" nirb Der g86lu. Sig" inter an
BERN gsIdriebeH; 0er mad Mfdilan5
fommt, muB lofort d6er bic eroBe 3dbl
bon 6ienttuualiden iltngen 2tuteH itaus
men, bic ourd ENC @rmbfnbe IN ben aan=
oesfurbW ais mua6f0mmlih bcSeidnft
fHb. neil FS ii Der 8affsn5 @eldoBs
unb 5u9iabrtation tdtig IHO. Die Be-
miihungen, um duf oieis MeIIe pom
0ieaf an oer SroHt befrsit gu perben.
Iino in sroBem IImfang bsirieben fporhen.
8as Bot redlnet lie tir3erbdnb ais
inter bic 8riidebereer. SIN Bolt bort
man iddrfe l~lrtsile barber. bic 3eBinr
bat lie Gr5rterimg tbcr bic 9rideberger
perbotcn; Der Io5inliitiihe .2oonti" BAT
Ieiue tdelihe 2ite Der 9riidsbggsr uHteg.
brsdeH mahsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11
3NIomnen

Dd dbsr borite6tno ieber Grieg boppelt
sr5dblt lit. ndmli1 BEL 5renub unb 5einb,
!. 3. 8eufI9lauo qegtn Sopan uub Sapan
ge9en 0eufidlanb. 70 muB bic Summe 58
ourh 2 deteiit perbea, Inn bic 3dhl dler
aegeuipGrtig i'm @dltg bsfinblthen ariege
al fiaoen. IS fnp $500! afdbbi Ben
atiba tpiirbt oIfo, fptnn er beutt nod lebte.
nidt fagsn tonnen: Miles idon oages
negenlA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11
aanhrhet nnt hit HanfItrifht QrrLanae.

aeabrbet nur bic tanitIeriids 9srIdngee
ruuq eirsr 81 gube eebsnben 3sit. Sc 1T
ME Elm 5eit, Sus nan, aug elmer Art
5rGabeit, nod bel qampeuliht unb ges
iaSaHenen, gorbGngen fortiebt, pGhrenO
brdpsen lGngit Der neue Gag liebt. 9as
Seif ge9t su @nbe = 10 poer 70! llnO
70 ooer 10 miiFca neue @ranoldgn
fir einen ptutn, nii6terueu 9dg gslhafs
fen lnerpeT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11
,,gpIf in g,Of."

grofeHor Reinbarot bot bas ~netisite
giibnenipert bon Carl S9On6err .8olt
in g3ot" Elm baitiaes Selbenlieb, 5ir
g~uFfiibrung etporbm. Dds Slid, Gin
anoreas 5ofer Stid. nirp I'M 9aufe
bieIsr GpteI5eit in Scene geben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-11

nit bieisr sOlsn @eIbfbefdeibans unferes
gpItes meter ibr f%ripoles Spiel treiben
molten. auf lie tommt has gIut, bds
oann bort flieBen muB.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-05

Sir-My son worked this out in
school. Take two letters from
money and you have zone" left.
Now, here's the point take money
from two letters and you go to jail!
-Postman SIG. -.....- s..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-05

For roundabout poIiteness, ceIe-
brate Henry Sproggs. He wouldn't
give up street car seat to woman,
but he always walks two blocks be-
yond the start of the line, so the
ladies'n get 'em first, .-.-
The state herald., 1916-03-17
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lar than at amy period Of It's remark able
Carter. II is now read each week by
more than million people. Its field 10
not circumscribed by state boundaries,
but involves the length and breadth Of
the United States, giving Il an unques-
tionable right Of claiming to be the
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The Weekly Blade Is distinctly fam.
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side. and Of interest 10 every m mber
OF the family. To fulfil. this purposr
II 10 kept clean and wholcnorns. IL
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without prcJudiee. the sesial storic. AZ
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question bureau IN n nerur book Of In
formation. the farmsteae columns sss
conducted with the purpose Of giving
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The price Of subscription. one dollar .
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The IhIice- Week Edition
OF THE
New York World
Practically Daily at the Price of q
Weekly
No other Newspaper in the world gives
80 much at 80 low a price.


Th"re has never been time when q
newspaper was more needed in the
hous1hn'l. The great war in Europe
has now entered its second year, with
no promise of an end for a long time.
These are world shaking events, in
which the United States, willing or un
willing. has been compelled to take a
part No intelligent person can ignore
such Issues
The presidential contest also will soon
be at hard Already candidat tes for the
nomination are in the field, and the cam
paign. owing to the extraordinary char
acter of the times. will be of supreme
interest. No other newspaper will In.
form ycu with the promptness and
chenpness Of the Thrice-a Week edition
OF the New York World.
The Ihrice-A Week Worlds reguIs,
subscription price is only $l.OO per year
and this pays for l56 papers. We offer
this unequaled newspaper and the State
Herald together for orc year for S2.I6,
The regular subscription price Of ~
wo papers is - ~.
The state herald., 1916-03-17
All Coats
fer ladies, misses and children
at absolute cost
Scheunemann's Store.
PUBLIC LAND AND MINING
CASH6

II you are interested In any euueese
o. any matter before the interior Do
par,men,. write TO Clark q Wright.
registered land lawyers. GOA ? Street
". w. Opposite Cent Land oaice).
Washington. d. c. Free infosmatSuu
about contests and where TO Obtain
,eiip. loeatable upon public lands
s;ihout residence or cultivation.
The state herald., 1916-03-17
Piano At A Bargain.

We have stored at Holyoke a strictly
high grade piano. which we will sacri
ice rather than re-ship to Denver.
his is the chance Of lifetime for tn,
bargain hunte. We intend to sell or rs
ship tbs piano Write quick II inter
ss,sd. The Denver Music Company.
Denver, Colo.
The state herald., 1916-03-17

Any person may keep himself vol
posted or current local events. be re-
garded as well read man, know whats
what and who's vho in the community,
and have numerous attractive PROPOSE
tons placed before him for the trifinz
investment Of about three cents week
For proof Of this statement invest a
liar and = half IN this paper.
The state herald., 1916-03-17
JESSE LONC~w@~
A UCT 10 N E E r
Us Years Experience)

w FsNPOfTVHteT
Persons requiring my services vii
find Il to their intercs, to call on ne OF
phone. Satisfaction always.
Make dates with Phillips County Stair
Bank or at Herald office.
The state herald., 1916-03-17
For Sale.

Is bushels Of turnips at my farm. at
80 cents per bushei. An opportunity
for the dairy MANS e. Evans.
The state herald., 1916-03-17
NJ. T. CHUKCl.

Sunday S.hool 1880 .. n.
Morning service .;:30.
Evening service At 800 O'Clock.
Sobjccts
Special music and goo sirging a. sn
the services.
All Who co ne 10 worshipiwith ~ VII
BE- NOS, heartily welcomed.
npverth League On Sunday svsnisg
nt fseo o'clock.
We3nesdiysprayor ns,ting..a at ssoo )
A cordial invitation 10 extsedst b q
j 7. Bo1nhstdnA RaSA
The state herald., 1916-03-17
Christian Church.
First Presbyterian Church

Hss tSsoytctsuu SuufS1
Hours Of Ser vices:
Sabbath School and Bible Cisss a
1890 a. m.
Endcayor at 100 p. m.
Midweek prayer service Wednesday,
~.
Preaching at ii:3o a. m. and 500 30
Subjects:
Morning-The triumphant church.
Evening The Worlds greatest de-
teetiys.
The church will give reception and
supper to the now members Of the
church at the court house on Thursdsy
March %. promptly at o'clock.
Coed music. ...
Lee A. Brink. Psstor.
The state herald., 1916-03-17
BURLINGTON TINE TABLE
y @ss$ssa14Nsk - E
GOING EAsf

GOING EASf
No l52 daily except Sunday leAl =
No i5S accommodation freight TussAay
Thursday and Saturdays 2,<e p .
GOING WEST
No l5l daily except Sunday %:Si Da
No 1855 accommodation freight Mendays
Wednesdays and Fridays SIG . =
J. ". Nc Even, Agt.
The state herald., 1916-03-17
Baptist Church

Services next Lords Dsy:aSa assal
Sunday School i0se
Morning worship il1s
u. Y. Y. u. 100
Evening preaching sse
Wednesday evening prayer mtg $40
The Junior Union willmsa u. I'D
Subjects
A hearty welcome 10 sstsn,isdoss oil
10 sttsrd all ovs services
A, c. Biipsisgey. Psst0a
The state herald., 1916-03-17
0xSRsEXR1EyyyE-yESCTzy1

If you want business, go after it, ant
with good advertising, for the busi.
mes will not come to YOU without il,
The state herald., 1916-03-17

500 Students to prepare for ,hsss
kind Of positions;
A stcnograpncr. salary 80: book
keeper. country bank. salary to begin.
go: combined stcnograph and book keep
or, real cstntc Office. salary. SIS. teach
or TO busincss subjects In high schools,
salary from $40 TO $50. Many others.
such wants are coming from BUSINESS
nsn every day. Write for car sew
1874 eatalsgss. AddrssA
The state herald., 1916-03-17
Wealth Of Good Reading Matter for Every Member Of the Family


me family
for tell
too
The state herald., 1916-03-17
Piano at a Bargain

Customer near Holyoke 10 unable to
finish payments on piano contract. We
viii turn piano over to first satisfse-
tcry party who will pay balance either
cash or five dollars PER month. Write
Schn oller & Mueller Piano Co ON aha
Neb.
The state herald., 1916-03-17
Does Your Church
Need Money?

We have plan for raising money for Churches
"omens Clubs and other organizations No investment is
required yo,r church needs money. you inter
ested in raising money for any other purpose write d
rect or hand this advertisement the president of La
dies Aid Society the Chairman your Guild your
Pastor By merely asking for Church Plan full par
iculars will be Immediately sent
Address FundD apartment, Good housekeeping Maya
zine, II9 West 4Ist St New York City
The state herald., 1916-03-17

A full line Of Watkins remedies
Irwin Stock Co. real estate Office.
J. NJ. Irwin. Agt.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-03-11

AS Frank A Aunsey has said The
necessity Magazines read with involuntary inter
est The attitude of the reader You have show
read with voluntary interest and the attitude of the
reader IS, What can 1 find here that IS worth while 3
But specifically ii you the newspapers you would
another big advantage and that would advertising
away competition In The general magazines yor shouting
song favor of goods while Toni Dick and Harry yell
ing theirs The result that the reader indefinite that
Should your kind of goods but whether it be your brand his
the other fellows decided None of these competitors however
You could reap the benefit Of blazing the trail
If you should shift ssIss s.S
We cite examples of those who have shifted from ag
newspapers and have made good thereby For
Ceneed Roofing Florida Citrus Exchange Alpha Cement
ford use both only CocaCoa
erel people making kind of goods Consequently perhaps
necessary have less duplication advertising By the
be sold quite regardless of the dealers help where
with YOU have to have the dealer side because subsu
ton easy. .ssI4 .z5e5.as
How you get the dealer favor your brand above the other
fellows? 80. @s $3.50.
will interview the dealers the vii find that
this idea that general will business them
beyond challenge You will say Yes you
going do for " In other words they know that that which viii
sell the goods for them the local advertising either
their the conditions demand Incidentally think
would your salesman could the
viii need little bigger stock this time We going advertise in
local newspapers We after the dealers cooperation
Also Just think how much efficient this would make ad
yersng itself You could then teas advertiser does who spends
$4,000 the each how much afford
spend How? Why will how much business
getting from that and you will know how much the ad
vertisng Compare that busineike with the difficulty
against when You do whether
Weekly whether would be better
put that amount of money into the SoandS So Monthly
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-03-11
stone MONEY big
ASCARTWHEELS
in CAROLINES
TBy Associated Prsssl

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LONDON, Eng Stone money rang
ing in size from ordinary grindstones
up to cartwheels Is the customary cur.
rency in the Island of Yap. according
to the annual bullion report of one
Of London's largest financial firms.
Yap belongs to the Caroline Islands
in the Pacific, between Hawaii and
the Philippines. II Is now q British
possession, being captured early In
the war from Germany, who obtained
II by purchase from Spain in 1898.
The stone currency Of zap Is made
of limestone, which must be of fine
white grain. A hole Is cut In the cen.
ter to allow a stick to be passed
through, as the larger stones are roll
ed up to the hut Of the owner. Some
of the stones have a diameter up to
IL feet. with the result that number
of men are required to effect pay.
ment.
IN case the transfer Of the money Is
considered too great job the new
owner simply puts,his own mark on II
and leaves it outside the old owners
hut. A case Is recorded where an ex.
ceptionally fine stone. while being
moved at sea, fell off the raft and
was lost. But the owner continued to
retain its potential value In the eyes
of his fellow citizens, and was given
the same credit as IL the stone stood
safely before his hut.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-03-11
in VAR ARENA
GERMANS CLAIM GAINS
ON vERpuN FRONT

PARIS, France, March n.--ln So
ries of heavy infantry actions. in
which the German loss Of life was ire
mendOls and every advance was over
heaps OF slain. the Germans made
some inappreciable gains yesterday,
according to the advices from the Ner.
dun front where the lighting. follow
ing short lnll in the morning, was
resumed IN the afternoon and contin-
ued into the night, with thu Germans
continuing to throw their infantry
against the French positions.
Despite the thousands which fell
before the French shell and machine
gun fire, the Germans pushed their
way back into the Corbeaux woods.
The reports of the general Verdun
situation are highly encouraging, de-
spite the extreme violence of the Tell-
ton offensive. The French headquar-
ters claim to be successfully repulsiHg
every attack upon all the crucial
points. although having had to give
ground In some places. The tierIilans.
in addition to regaining 7orticn OF
the Corbeaux woods, have seized the
ridge westerly of Douaumont. and
have forced tier way past thu French
lines southeasterly Of DaTiouD.