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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-22

80 Sagen @efdngnis beroonnert.
SIN Souie bon 81. 6. @ation, 3.
Gbe.. Sii6 uulO 90. GtraBe, brad
on Somstag elm Seiier aus, oas
ieSodj aeI0id3t meroen foirnte, ebe
as gr6Bercu Sda6en anridten
f0unte.
Gns SOOHe, Sofia.
90. @Gr5 1916.
Ole beige On 2utb @emeiube
beabiidtigt, i'm 2aaie 0es Gom-
tuerS cine neie Stride gum 8reiic
bon ettpa So, 900 gu erridten. Gas
@ebdlrSe ioa in ie6er 8eiTe in
mooernem Gtil erbnl,t tuer0en un6
smor ans feiieriiderem Material.
g9enn ooacloet, miro oieie Stride
nidlt niir ems ser idlouiten @e-
balloe in gooue, ionbcrn i'm Stoo-
te ieln. Die alte STRIDE, sic TN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-22
Sort 0pbae.

SIM 6cim ieiner Sodter, in 9pIe,
9Ginu., lift &. 9. StaiforO, elmer
ser GIteitcll G6O 6eaows in Soma,
im g(tter bon SO Sabren geItor-
zen. Die 2eide tU1roe hierber 9e-
6rudJt uub am 9fenstag beiseicst.
Ser @dr5termin 6es 0itriftgge.
ri6ts nuroe om Rontag BON
91idlter 6rn aus Boone er0ffnet.
0auptiGdIif meroen Iid Sic @e.
~idnuorenen init uebertrettiueen Ger
9robibitions : @eiese gu beidifti.
gen bahen,
6rou s. g. SSuIius muste fidl
an Dlolrtag im gierop 0oipitdI Ell
rer Operation unter3iehcn.
Sad 2oerp mo 60 Gorthein
puroen peger Gruaterbeit ig lie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-22
Sufinas bat 6cftisen stnrm.

enitings, 9febr. %. W1r3. -
Gin 5ettiger 8inbIturm fegte ge.
itern obeno nit elmer S9nelEigfeit
bon GA 0feilen Der Stur0e iiber
Settings llmgebung bintpeg uno
ridtete 6etrddtliden S9aoen all.
8eridieoeue 8ilomiiblen fpuroen
0erloliert uno @e61lioe teiIwciic
mtoddert. SIM 8eIten Der Sta6t
tuDtcte Der to~natoortige Sturm nod
.beftiger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-22
SOtort %Oer(angt!

Sentider @eidaftsmanu tuinidt
Id6nes 3immer NIT ODER ubne 6riif-
itif OOr 7.3O llGr mOrsens, BET ciuer
Briuatfamilie, tn cinem Sanie, mo
feline anOeren gonrOer iinS. gSp9.
ming mnk uidt 5i iueit bonn sc.
idjGftstril Der StaSt aelegen ieim.
Dan abrefierc iOiort $. G., Gina.
ia Sri6ane.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-22
Warum iluchen?
NimTrl "GetS-Et''
bel H~ihneraugen
Sas ncne Miftsl. GinFad. SptFder.
en- neniaen Getnnben ananipenben.

-Nbn Jsbn, pis tanHh Du nir 70 fuhtng 10 tabe
GtrA nod ~mtbrmals efiagt, an bttIt @trbhnbt. Gals
BEN. Rings uHb anbsrts 3ns nhttn nidiA BET HAbnsts
anssH. oiu " .@gs'9i', tinia4 %srobarilp, ME
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-22

sOk Whtott HlBh 10 utSttttp DeIptHf Joqug Ntnn VI
a@ttsfSls nsbmsH whtbtf."
It@t nnh sIatt bic 6hbn.raustn bdnaA absonsmta.
81 tn tin panr SdaHesu on5gpeaotn. gs tredHst ies
suE nniIsbfn, ttiH 8aHesl am Bsbtn uno TEN prAftn.
Es n f4usrsIDs, 70 tiufah pis ttnen 1tanm fcrtans
roatn. atg NIT ben 1lfHgrH, H~atrmsFen nnb Gdees
rem, rfrsm ,,sstss9r" nHb Gu wtrt beisrtr 9aune ftin
rnb tsint o6hHeraussu oher edwitIsn msbr bobtn.s
.sttssgt@ III itefaa Bu BADEN csc bic Jlalde obsr
birtft gsai6t BON q. eoprsntt b Co.. 66itdao, IN.
Brtanit in Omaha unb s~urpioblsa als her &tll behta
ae.hs eabtn.
Sftm sarstbsn srwdbns nan bic Omaba GTiShu..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-22
BeSOnderS inn FFIhiahr,

tpetln Die @ripalt Oeg 8inters Dor.
iiber lit, iino Die nerocultarfeuOer
gigeni9aften bon
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23

Ganemarf bat Nnslt, DOB Smfcl
Gam ibm ieine Snieln gan5 cinfad
|ne9nimnt. Nn, 70 griinbli6 bat CT
li6 benn bo6 nidt anslifanilirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
Die Ahtport lit edit : engIiId-
5odtrabef1oes a%blellsnen ieslider

Ole Miitnort lit edit : engliId-.
@odtrabenbes Mblel1gnen iegIider
geruntpDrtlidfeit llnb bobnponeSer.
mtsforoerung: erbringe 8etpeiie, no
Die Grbringnngen bon 8emeiien Ser
yeatur Der Sad)e nah lmmogIih iii.
GENT MIR engliide 3enioren <oltrd,.
ld)nilffeln Die Golt nn0 MIR ergIiIdc
@e1baftsleltte erhalten &enntniB bsn
oelr, mas oaol1rd in @rfabrung &c.
bradt muroe; allies ipielt iih lultcr
pplltgem Mnsid)lub ser 11eutralen
Scttentlidfeit alb nnb aIe, sic IT..
%ge11olpie an BENT MiBbrall1 ~betbei!iat
limo, ltefen l1netr elmer 1ede, mirfen
out oas gleide 3iel bi,t. &on1lte Elm
brttii6er 5nbaltcrn1 : 9ean1ter ooer
Elm britiiedr @eiddftsmanr, ODER rim
N1taeltelter zines britilden @anoeIS-
haules, Dos BON Dem @erratb nel1tra.
lcr Notwithstanding ol1rh Sic
Nrolt5enloren profitirt, Scr britiiber
Hegierlllg b~erratben, mas poraebt2y
Als Terratber an Der britii1en Sabe
1pllroe, pelm nidt gebcnft, aber je=
oenfaus uln1ldaolid" gclnodt, ieoer,
Der oas magetl mollte!
gs miro llill1oali6 iein, fir, sen
uW}ibbranb Ser 3enillr" 8emeiie gu,
erbringen, Die Nl1siidt battelr, bon
Der britiiden .Neaierung als giltis
anerfannt 5u- peroen. Das ml1b n1ar
~ Wa1blngton 10 gut tpiIIen, mic in
9onoon. 9es9al6 iollte bas britiidc
Mrltnnen als }mebrlid lrno ll,ner-
.ldamt auriidgelpieien, ooer nod be-
Ter gar fid)tt bead)tet meroen 11ro
Ibaten -Ibaten,- sic ge-
eig1et marcn, Ser .gnn5en britt.
1d1en 3nr6itbung amerifaniider
Folt eth ldne(es gttbe su bereiten
1ollten pett pielen gltten @orte1r fol-
gen, Die mon In ENGLAND ldon aab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
ic grboblns bes @ftienfapitals poer

bic @rbobuns bcs Mftienfapitals pDer
scr perbrieften shulb scr @abnen bon
Ser @enehmisnna ser 3mNdeaifaatliz
dcn @anbels : @ummiliipn abbdnsig
scmadt lpiirbe, Der ~a1sugebcn ipare.
10 III bas auf oicie @eiie erlnnste
@elb peripanbt iperben iplI, uno Bic 81
entlHeiocn bdttc, pb fir Sic @er,ncbz
rllna pes aftienfapitaIs ober Ser
:sdlllb Elm ipirflid itidbalti9er Grunb
pprlieet. 9us ipiirbe elmer ipeitcren
germaNerlrns Ser giienbabnz@ ertbz
papiere pprbeu9cn. pbne bob 5l elmer
~&erbrnblidung" Der @iienbabnen
9eldrittcn merben miibtc, Die bpd arp<
&c fif,ansicllc unb politiid)e Gefabren
i'm @efplge babcn biirftc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
Gulitiidje 1ttb 11,,pplitiide
3anbglpKcn.

Cine $50 Miaipnen ariegsz
anletbe - tpenn's gn9lano nnb
Odorgan, Ser alliirte NSafler. anaoiait
geltatten.
Sir Geeil spring Slice bat lid
10 an Die 2ei@tsldubtgfeit u%ilierer Me@
giernng scip0bnt, bab er am1immt, Die
llbrisen amcrifaner icien ebenio.
+
- @egen ben @erfauf Ser baniiden
In @%eltinOien bat fei,t Menld.
etfnas ein5uipenben ~ mir bas bdniz
golf lit ni6t bauit einperlta1oen.
- 8as iinb ale berlcun1berilden
gerunglimpfunsen beutider goloatenz
ebre geseniiber Der Goritellnng, Dab
Der bon BEN Naiirten be5ablte Musz
ipurf Der 9an5en 8elt iibcr 9eutldz
lanb bereinbrade.
Sic Nctp Dorfer Mao9enifane
Dale lebren unter anberem, baB Sic
g%ntfernllug bon ben Ser. Staaten nadJ
HuBlam nidjt bnlb 10 neit lit, lpie gez
metnigli6 an9enpmmen ipirO.
Sic 2pnboner 8eridte iiber Sic
jiinglten 3cppelinan9riife fDnnte bic
8ange geidrieben baden. bic immer5l1
berlidert, es babe nidt tpebgetban nnb
lid babel fortgeiebt einen seniHen
&Drpertbeit reibt.
3pilden gulgaricn ul,b Mltmdz
MEN baben lid bic 8e5iebunsen lebr
frennoidaftlid geltaltct. Sic 8rriis
,lplp' lden sie9esbcridte i6eincn nibt
9an5 81 ltimmen.
Sic vIimes1 mibbraldt nas
@eiBbll6 5llr Gentldenbebe. sie
pcria1dt Bic Mbminiltratipn ipeib 81
mid9en uno Bic 9eutidcn an5uiblpar>
f5en.
9auemarf bat Mngit, DOB SrrfcI
Gam ibm feline Snieln gan5 einfad
|me9nimmt. Na, 10 griinSlid bat CT
ii6 bcnn ooA nidt anslifanilirt.
aoitlpicliges Geraniiacn, bici'
@erifozE olitif Des Erdiipcnten; es
lpllen Bombs 5llm 9ctrcg BON $780,:
100000 emittirt iperbcn, Inn Die Wi:
li5en Bis Neujabr an Der @ren5e be:
balten 5u f0nnen.
u@ir baben Ben Miirtcn bisbe
scbolfen uno peroen ibnen au6 ipeite
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23

@egen ben @erfonf Ser baniiden
in @eitin0ien bat fei,l Weenld)
etfnas ein8ulpenDen MIR bas bdniz
golf lit nidt banlit einperi tarben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23

Sic v1imesg %mibbraudt bag
8eibblld sur Geutldenbebe. sic
pcrllldt Bic Mbminiltration ipeib 8u
maiden llo Sic 9eutlden atl5ui6tpar<
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
IL

Mnter9u1tung. Sunse
6rau a.. Nber. gmmi, INNER 10
allein am Qbeno su pulie, Dns mub
eld bod l@redlidl lanspeilis perz
ben.
- Scr DHslEe Ccri9ts.
bof in W..ea tal l;c gruupldslide
Guti9etbuns aefal,t. las Die spiidea
einem ipneiionslo1cn oiterreidi1hen
Staatsanaer0ijr .gsa ulo elmer Gbriz
tin in 9sutidsano |eillAesansene @Dc
in SeiterrciA nn5llti.l tit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
Sic Ioatcn taslid einen stnbIgans
habem..

Gin frcicr lcidter gf,bIsang icbcn
Sag 1T Gin 3eiden gutter @ciimblcit.
9r. Sings Getp 2ifc Gtlls iipcrben ST.
ncn ci1cn leidten stublgang bcrlbaf<
fen obnc gdmer5en gno SIR gbtem
bon 8luteiftcn bcfreieu, SIR Blllt
rcinigcn, 6artlcibigfcit bcrtrciben unh
cine bor3ugli6 nnbal,crnhc &irfung
al,f SIR gar5es spitcm baden. @ad}t
Gle fiiblcn. als ob sic Iebcn lpolltcn.
Sur 25c Bel Mpptlcfern. (Mn5.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23

Grm6 . arbeiten aIcr Art
Nefert bic Sobs9 rrderei oes ~De1
9emotrat- 5u niebrisen Rreiien urf
bsi aufrnertiamiter 8~ebienunl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
Tcncr Mc1beaationen.
Hxmmerm 1nb Sage ber BemermelSe.
f1tipntn.

fattDnen.
9 ct. SameS &otel.
13 Buckingham @oa6 ur6 Htns'
NORTH ctr.
ID 9ritte 1trb Sillmore etrabt.
Is 9ritte unb Mprtle StraBe.
is Bierte unb @arrer Strabe.
IL 3peite uno Gaplor Strabe.
tS 3lpeite uno gropn StraBe.
10 5edite nnb Marqr,ette Strabs.
81 Sront uno @eott StraBe.
% Siinfte unb Gaines Strabe.
"a 9ritte unb @cott 5traBe.
.25 3peite urb Sarriicn StraBe.
26 Siinfte unb Sarriion Strabe.
81 9ritte uno 8errp 5truBe.
90 Aritte un6 Main Strabe.
80. 3meite 11nb 8raop 5trabe.
81 Siinfte un6 @raop Strabe.
80 ,6otel &imbau.
SO 56landba11s $50. 1.
"a @~ierdebnte unb Sarna1n Ctr,
SO 8rei5eBnte un6 Ere9nont dne.
SO ga1t Miper ctr. l1no Cambria
Nber1ie.
81 Siebente unb mod Sslato Str.
SO 8ierte uno 2eglaire Strabe.
SO gdIe u1b 6eberal StroBe.
Al Adte uno &arriion straBe.
AZ 2Dolfte uno @iplep 5traBe.
43 3ebnte unb 8rabp Strabe.
~ 8, st. S. & 8. Chops.
As Bier3ebnte uno Nerrp Strabe.
AS Jiinf5ebnte uno &arriion Str.
~ Scout uno 8raop StraBe.
48 Sedaebnte uno Sonia StraBe.
40 5ef5ebnte un0 Arlington Apt,
81 5tan6arb Oil 60.
50 Colt Niper ct. unb College Hoe
50 5pring ctr. limo 5ummit Ape
"a 3ebnte u1o @ranb Mper1,e.
IS Siinfte 11nb Soma 9traBe.
81 Meunte urb 2e@Iuire Strabe.
So Monnb un6 Coop Strabe.
80 elite ,lno Sonia 5trabs.
81 Staafs= @aiienbnus.
go 5arnam unb Sigh StraBe.
So Scout Strabe ur6 @ranb Apr
81 Braop StraBe unb Start Cane
IS Beue Mpenl,e uno @alt Strabe
81 Grand urb Niholas Mbe.
II Miplep unb Ylea1ent strabe.
70 2ocuIt-un6 Gaines Strabe.
70 gier5ebnte un0 @aines Strabs
"a Ginf5ebnte uno @arren Ctr.
76 Mdte nno Gaines 5traBe.
81 Scout ur6 Diptiion 5trobe.
81 llnion unb Maibington 5trubs
SO Mdte ur6 Siamore 5trabe.
"a 5infte uno Saplor StruBe.
IS 2eonaro unb Warquette Strabl
Sc Siebent. ctr. uno Mlma Ane.
81 5iebente unb Dapie Ctr:
80 Geonaro uno @albington ctr.
81 2ncnlt nnb Mearquette StraBe.
90 WercD Soipital.
SO ct. Bineent's Drpbanaes
1872 5rnni u1lo Main Strab..
1913 @ruto Opera Souie e.
1874 3rpeite rnb Mfain Strabe.
125 Burtis Opera &ouie.
1876 american Sbeatre Diibne.
127 Columbia Ebeater.
2l2 Rioeemooo uno 91Qcrelt Aue.
213 Gulton uno Wtii1iiiippi abe
216 Gtriitie Ct. unb Summit hb'
S19 Critic uno Chiffon 5trabe.
813 Buckingham Rouo un0 DiDiHo
Strabe.
514 Nodingbun AuAa uAb 8omr
5trabe.
315 @lnrpie Maidinenral1m
316 Telegraph Hoa0 un6 &olff 9
319 Buckingham &pob unb 9incol
Mpenne.
32t Sedite uno DAT StraBs.
1923 9ritte uno Saf 5trdbc.
1924 @odingbm &oab unb &Ia
Gtrnbe.
826 Gnncnd nrl1 Qincoln Nr..
9rm6 . Mrbetten alIcr art
Iiefert bic Sobs3rltderei oeS IS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23
p%eransscbcr: $. Glider Irinfiua So.
&ntered at the Postosflcs n osssnpor,
- Second Class Matter.

De, rIdeltds .Demn.rat". eutal,etIta
6ot!fagss Mls9abe. feds Nliutrnern tebe Wntbe
nth an Die @bunnerten In oiefer Staot Ri,
10 GsntS ipndbc1tli1 cber $500 tdbrIit Be-
eoraits5nblung fret abaeIiefert
Dit Der Eoft a1BerbaIb Sc, Stabt, ua6 il
seno etnem Yoftantt in ben Der. 5tnaten, Ga
saba oher Ueerieo. $500 idbrlid bel sacronf
iablina.
Die epnxtags . aassase, MI, eure oe BoI
eadb ieoem 4pftamt in oen Der. S.uateu. icite,
ldbrIih S1.00 bel 8oraus5abInug.
Soft innerbaIb Der Ser. etaaten u1b 6urd
Lrdger in BET Giant $3.50. bel 0nraus5aSIunp
s2.00; mad CANADA $3.50 uno nod Gnropa
400 per Sabr bel 8ordli8anbluH9.
Be, y&bhrutithe Demo,rat", In stpe, Ibet.
;.1t @ittpod5s uns sonnabenos. toltet liner
rad Guropa $3.50 tdbrlid bel 8oraaSdatluna
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-23

belfen", befenmt Elm oitlidcs. Sic aez
gentpdrtige 8rnoesresierung bertbcis
b!gerocs 8latt treuber5ig, uno ald
oieles 8e%tenntnib miro gu Sen &amz
pasneaften genpn,men lperben miillen.
- Sic irren Mngaben iibcr sic Ser
lutte Ser Gerbiinbeten an gcfangenen'
nno 8rie9sserdtb mub mal, Dem rniliz
lden @cncralltab 5li9ute baltcn. Gin
ridti9cr 8utfifpuer nit einem Gdnb
Notwithstanding madt Ben itdrtlten
&ann ln5lrednunssfdbis.
- Sic Stalicner iinb Eriet bis alf
Srei5ebn Meilen nabesefonmen llltb
tpcrpcn es un5peifelbaft in Sen ndd5e
item Sagen rebmcn - mclbct @llds
in scr Sdlmci5 nod immcr. So
II e bme nl @ic Bic 9rilcn bor llnge-
faDr adt @pden I'm cinigcn Sagen"
gemberg' genommcn babcn.
- @albingtpn mill eilunal ipieber
~ @aibin9tpn mill lpiener einmal
Die Mrmcnier retten. @aibiaston ipiirs
De ii6 niielider gen,nbt baben, lrcnlt,
es li6 bic Nettung Der Tal1Ienbc bpi,
Netp Dprfcr @phldiilerimne,, bdtte
a1,gclcsen fem lniien, bic allf pcm
bprtigen Gflapenmarft %pfunbmciic
berfauft nnb ocm Batter allsgclieicrt
tpurDen.
SIT es 8nfau oDer Mbiibt. baB
cnglilde Hrellc in Sen Iebten'
Eagen lib gang beluloere Niibe gicbt,,
bic grfolge ber MIiirtens b~eraussuz
itretden, reip. bpn Siegen gu reben,
pic gar nidt errungen morben iino?
8ir begen ben @erbndt, baB Mprgars
Ginlabnng an bas nmcrifaniI1e Gplf,
a1f Die nene a%liirte In(eibe su seid)z
men, NIT bieIem frampfbaften 8emii@
ben l~inierer tcngliiden Hreiie, srobe
dlitrte Grfolge gu erbidten. I'M 3nz
iammenbans ltebt.
Sic engliide 8egierlng ididte
bor GINGER Belt einen Mgenten nab
@riedcnlanb, barnit er bieStimml1ng
Der 8ep0lfcrung erfnnbe. 9ieier
&gent lit ieet 5uriidgefebrt. Sein
8eridt lautet fir gnglanO nidt siins
ltig. Ser gertral1ensmann @reps err
Hart, oaB Die a1iirten @riedcnlarlb
nod Tango nibt our gntidcibuns gez
bra6t bdtte11. Mud @eni5elps lei
nidt, mie ensliide 8eituneeu beridz
teten, boiler Sllbel: bas @e9entbeil iei
ridtig. Gin giee Set @eni5elilten bel
Den @ablen bebeute 8ebplution in
@riedcnlano. Die aber ipeni9er gegen
@eni5elps geridtet lein tperbe, ais se~
gen sic Iruppen beg @ierberbanbes.
&c lei pielleidt fir Die gentralmdbte
leihter, Sielen Mpment a%b5uiparten
lnb Sic galonifiarmcc nit @ilfe Der
griediideh @eboll1tton gu l6lagen, als
(eine Sffenlibe geaen galonifi blrd95uz
fiibren. Sn bieiem &riegc tpare es
nidt bas critic Mlal, DOB Sic beutldc
WSilitarpplitif uno strategic Sic gn<
tentebiplomatie iibertrpffen babe. Sir
bas biele @elb, bas Sic NQiirten es
|iid Gaben fplten laIien, I'M in @riez
! 6enlanb stimmllng sl f%alfen, lit Dos
aaerbings elm 5iemli9 maseres Nez
%inltat.
Sic ioltcn taslid eineu stnbIoana
baben..
Gin frcicr lcidter gtublsang jcbcn
|gag lit Gin 3eidcn gutter @cllnolcit.
&r. Sings Metp 2ifc Eias tucrben ST.
,,cn ci,lcn leidten gtnblgang pcrlhafz
fen obne sdmer5en lno SIR sbtem
bon 8luteiftcn bcfreien, SIR Bllti
rcinigcn. S%artlcibigfcit bcrtrciben unt
reinc bor8iislid mbaucrnbc 8irtune
mi Sbr gare5es spitcm baben. @adp
49,. ...< III - n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-24
OAKLAND

Rally day was observed at the Free
Baptist church Sunday with the follow
ing program: Song by the entire Sum-
day school; prayer by Rev. Francis
Bate; recitation by Mildred Perkins;
Rally day welcome by Lillian Baker:
exercise, 'Tll Try by Miss Berdina
Lords class; Rally Sunday. by Bessy
girls; recitation by Anita Crockett; song
by junior girls; exercise by Miss Mildred
Penneys class; recitation by Chester
Taylor; "W'hy We Rally" by Henry and
Helen Brimmer; recitation by Lillian KEEL
ley; song by school; Rally day girls.
Miss Gertrude Lords class; Rally day
Through Another Year." by Mrs. With
ans class; song by school; benediction
by Rev. Bate. The program was carried
out in a very commendable manner and
was enjoyed by all.
The upper bridge on the Messalon-
skee by the Oakland wooden mill is
torn up preparatory to laying new
planks. .:
Mr.. and MA E. L. Swift and broth
err Howard Trask of Rever, Mass, and
Fred Ames were guests of Mrs. Clara
E. Swift of Hinckley over Sunday.
Miss Lou Nickerson, who has been
visiting relatives in Portland for few
days, has returned.
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MT. VERNON

. Oscar Chesley was recent visitor in
town. H.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Bean Of Oakland
have been visiting Mrs. Amanda Cres-
sey.
The Ladies' Aid will hold sale Of
cooked food at the home Of Mrs. B. F.
Allen on the afternoon of Oct. 425.
/, Miss Jane Carson Of Readheld is
passing the week with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry @. York and son
Bryce of New Sharon were calling on
friends in town Sunday.
There were no services at the First
BAPTIST church Sunday on account Of
the illness of the pastor, Rev. c. l..
Wheaton.
Mrs Sarah Smith attended the Re-
bekah assembly in Bangor last week
Chester Weymouth Of Manchester is
passing few days at the home Of his
father, Eugene Weymouth.
Miss Myrtle Hall has returned from
an extended stay in Belgrade with her
sistre. Mrs. Ray Towle.
Cards from Kleber Huff and Clarence
Griffin. who have gone to Iowa, state
that they are in good health and that
bushes is good
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~
oetser rating. It was bro,sgAta out at
the meeting that WAtervilie, (which IL
now a G city. was within 10 points Of
oetng B city and that some changes
IN the water system, the purchase Of a
nre truck and a few minor changes In
the ordinances were all that was nee
essary TO bring about this change and
save several thousand dollars to the
people of the city. annually. The recon-
mendations were read by the mayor
and then were discussed by Hon. Mar
tin +. Bartlett, Frank w. Alden and
City Engineer Crawford at some length,
the others present asking number Of
questions.
Superintendent Hall Of the Water Dis
trict said that many Of the changes
asked for in the Recommendations in their
system had already been made and that
others would be in a short time. He
also announced that a. new 100000 gallon
centrifugal pump had been ordered by
the district to take the place of one
of 1900 600 which is now in use at the
pumping station. f"s't
1t was voted to leave the matter Of
the changes in the ordinances to a spe-
cial committee Of the City Government
which the mayor was to appoint and he
announced that he would do so on Tues
day. ~.. s.. :-.. .-..
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FARANDNEARS
ENTERTAINED
IN CLEVER STYLE

The Farandnear Club was very pleas
antly entertained Monday evening, by
Miss Verna E. Davis at her home; on
Oak street. The living room of the house
was decorated with yellow and black and
upon arrival each guest was presented
with crepe paper hat covered with
witches. Various games of HalloWe en-
were played, including biting the apple.
blowing out the candle. the fish contest,
fruitful contest and the most interest,",
a large tray heaped with small yellow
sacks containing various kitchen pro.
ducts and the guests had to guess the
contents. Prizes were awarded for. each
winner i5.Gr #5i5isis, s'-R usIS,o-
Each guest was obliged to tell ghost
story and this was followed by course
luncheon, which was served at 10 O'Clock.
The table decorations were also of yellow
and black with black streamers from
chandelier to corner of the table. Two
huge pumpkins as jack-o-lanterns set on
the table filled with fruit and on the
top were apples with candles burning
while witch drove sweet potatoes Fa-
vors were yellow baskets with black
witches llled with candies. Place cards
were yellow with black witches and cats
on the back of each was a connundrum
which had to be guessed i GO" e1"'.'
Guests: Misses Lulu Nickerson, Eta
Lyons, Nora Pooler, Leo Marshall. Hazel
Pooler. Elsie Townsend, Leora LaChance
Miss Davis, Mrs. Maurice Pope, Irwin
Mcfarland. Daniel Getchel, Mrs. Archie
Taylor. Music was furnished by Mrs
D. Getchell and violin by Miss Leora La
chance. VS. ',-'',
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ALL IS READY
FOR THE SUNDAY.
SCHOOL ASSN

Everything was tonight in readiness
for the opening Tuesday afternoon of
the 48th annual convention of the
Maine State Sunday School Associa-
ton. The various committees, headed
by Jefferson c. Smith. State secretary
of the " nj. c. A., have been working
hard for a number of weeks on the ar
rangements and successful conven-
ton is anticipated. About $50 delegates
are expected.
Rev gJohne M. Arters of Rumford is
president ofefhe convention. The great
out OF the State. SPEAKERS on the pro-
gram are Rev. DR.. Joseph Clark of AL
bany, n. Y: John L.'Alexander of Chi
cago, widely known for his work
among young people of teen age" and
Miss Margaret Slattery of Boston, per-
haps the foremost teacher of young
women in the entire Sunday school
world. -,
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Higgins OF Augusta
passed Saturday and Sunday at tneir
cottage at Robbins Point. They had for
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Higgins and family of East Winthrop.
Mrs. Ellen lockwood returned Inurs-
day from a weeks visit in Waterville,
where she was guest at the home OF
her son, Willard lockwood.
Roy H. Flynt of Maiden. Mass, was
a caller Sunday at the home OF his SIS
ter. Mrs. Charles F. Smith.
Mr.. and Brs. Boileau OF Augusta are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Philip Lishness.
Paul Bailey of Westbrook Seminary
passed the weax-end at his home.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur T. Craig OF Fair
field are the guests Of Mrs. H. j. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ranger Of Eustis and
Mrs. Colby Of Brunswick were guests on
Saturday of Mrs. Annie Tobey.
Miss Pauline Pulsifer Of Waterville was
the weekend guest of Mrs. Mabel Bailey.
Charles NJ Bailey. Jr., Of Colby was at
home for the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Bailey.
Mrs Levi Lewis went Monday to Will
ton to visit her sister for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Burnham and two
daughter Of Dixfield were the Sunday
guests Of Miss Esther Swartz
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clement and two
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Freezing Point Of Mercury.

The United States Bureau of Standards
has just completed very careful deter
mination of the freezing point Of mercury
using platinum resistance Thermometers
to measure the temperature. The result
Of this work gives -3S' SIC (-37' .97F) foe
this temperature. -...
1t is interesting to note that as far
back as 1862 the English government,
recognizing the importance of an accu-
rate knowledge of this point, appropriate
ed ESQ to have it determined. The value
then obtained, -3S' .s5C (-37o. 93F), is in
good agreement with that obtained at
this Bureau. However. other determine
tons made previous to and after this
early work cast some doubt as to its ac-
curacy. 1t can be seen that knowledge
Of the freezing point Of mercury is of
great importance to thermometer makers
as it marks the lower limit to which a
mercurial thermometer may be used and
furnishes a method for celebrating or
pointing the scale below o0C (a2oF).