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New Britain herald., 1916-06-08
INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE.
YeStcrdaY'S Results

6SLCrddy7S IIeSuItS. Montreal 6, Buffalo 2. Providence 4, Richmond 1. Raltimore-NeWark-Rain. Toronto-Roch hester-Rain.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-08
Standing of the Clubs,
Games TOda%

Boston at Detroit.
 New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Chicago. Washington at Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-08
Baseball News In a Nutshell
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

1esterday7S Results. Lawrence 1, Lynn 0. Fortland 4, Lowell l. worcester 8, Hartford 0-First game.
 Hartford ,, Worcester 3-second game
 Other games postponed-Rain.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-08
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

St. Louis at Boston.
 Pittsburgh at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-08
ASON ENDS WITH VICTORY.
Inning Battle Won by Cadets From Colgate.

Test Point, June 8.-The Army led it's baseball season yesterday victory over Colgate University short-time battle, to 1. The Ee was called in the fifth inning account of rain. The Cadets ched the victory in the second in- E, Bringham' s triple, a, pass to Nc le and Patterson's smart drive pugh short netting them two runs.
 enchanted catch by Coffin of wn's line drive in the fifth was fielding feature. The score:
New Britain herald., 1916-06-08
(" ";)(P?R5 3?aHz }:.!';:.:! T:
 kI3y Ga,az>md Rice

tall club in seventh place has won almost as many games as the leader
New Britain herald., 1916-06-08
AUTO TRIALS POSTPONED.

n 2rcvcnts Speed Tests in Chica- go's Annual Derby. |hicago, June Hope of holding of the elimination trials yester- for the second annual automobile by to be run Saturday were given owing to rain.
 [ccording to present plans entrants
 be obliged to take their trials to- as Friday has been left open to hare the course for the race.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-08
Another Choice,

Sir: I was led to believe that golf vas a fine game for physical and mental recreation. So although feel ing pretty well, I took it up last fall. About two weeks ago I developed a, Tad slice in all my shots and l can seem to correct it. In the meanwhile l have lost about nine pounds, have no appetite and take little interest in life. I know now I'll never enjoy anything again until I correct that slice Just what should be done a bO1lt if
New Britain herald., 1916-06-08

(Additional Sporting News On Twelfth
 Page).
New Britain herald., 1916-06-08
BRASSIE EDDIE.

There are two choices open-de- velop a pull or take prussic acid. Either will correct the fault you IF entiOn.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-08
Second Game.

I. l.. C.. Rtford ,.... OOo2oOO3o-5 10 l fcester ...... 00O0OO1O2-3 s 2
 Batteries: Radloff and SkiI; Me
 Aey and Tyler.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09

G6sritoffGrmeln fno einssfaBte
&nopfloher uno &nopie ais S4mud
cngebra9t. lInten Iino bic AermeI
nab 4usfIbrung Der poroeren Rabt
innen nit StOff gu bethlehem uno
um3ulegen. - Den Rod tam man
ridpdrts nit 6alten ooer gIatt ar
beiten. Die poroere Nabt lit ab0uz
iteppen.
Qcir 5eigen i'm ndhiten Bible (a6b.
a cine biibl9s MOrgeniade in einfas
der S6nittform nit S9uIterdrmeln.
III biefer, aud fir einen Morgenrpd
ausse5eidnet geeigneten 8orlase aus
rDtem Wollbatift 1T als ein5ise Ser
5ierung biz beliebte Shmudfultens
ndberei nngebraht, bic an Der nit
S6ulterdrnteln uno 8oroershluB ges
orbeiteten SADIE s.ue Yaiie uie 4er<
r,elbinoGen, ioioie .inen 9iiftgiirtel
anoeutei. Die g(rbsit pirtt in
S6pars phsr elmer onreren abftes
6enoen 5arbe ausssfiibrt b%efonoern
gut. Den SaIsnusl6nitt begrsnSt
cine born ipib perlaufsnbe 6albel nus
boppeltem Stpff, bic itd aud bur4
einen Stebtraaen erfeben ldRt.
0as leBte Bib (abb. s. .bsrans
f6auIidt cine reisenbs 6riiierjade nit
Iei6ter Stideret uno isbr einfo1en,
einteiliger S6nittform. llniere 8or>
la9e lam ou9 pbne bic Stidstei nur
nit 9onbbogens, 3ieriti6s ober Spit
aenumranbuna aus Tlonell ober Wol>
lenItpff ou9 als Morseniade berges
ftellt perbsn. llmfhiirSte gini6n:tte
oiensn gum 0urhleiten Der Seioens
banbihleifen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09

,Seoertoper" (~d0uroIue). Ssbr
Isit}te oOer our1rntlge 0toffe tper-
ben nit eiitsm 9ut oa5u nbgetonten
Satiit ooer bllIlger Gstpe gait un=
terlegt, pas ergibt nipt nur stgenarz
tige 9urbideInssBirtungen ionoern
iieht AUDI aus, ais iei ee- Stoff oppz
peIleitig gepebt. 4uf cteie Wstie
tann man aus WaihItoffen leibteiter
Qrt. aus Saleieritoif uno 5lu
Satentleioer unn Mdntel MAIDEN.
Setunnt unD beIiebt iino baumtpolz
Iene, burtgemufterte Stoffe inter
S6leieritOiien, ielbit inter Chiffon.
alIeroin9s muB man bier Die Wir=
flung b~eionoers Oorii6tig ousproben
uno BARI niht obne Yriifung 5us
chamber bic beipen Stoffe eintaufen,
bu 3. 9. monde buntlen 6arben BEL
S6leisritoiien ieI6ft cen greIlIten
5utteritoff uolIig vtOtmahen".
@sfdlli3es 4usIe6en BADEN belle
SOmmertIeioer. bic aus glattem unp
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1ie Monr.

Seoe reue qIops itellt, nit ibren
p~erdnoerten 7Formen. nidt nur nfue
Seoingunsen bmilttlia rer StoTie
lsIbit auf, i%onoern lebrt aud 5abI-
reide ungefaunR Aniffe in DER 9srz
iteIIung. 60 5esegnen mir in Der
eiesdbrigen SDmmermooe perfAieoe=
rem neilen, fruber tnum geisbsnen 3us
iammeuiteIlungsn. 3. y. SdIeisrfoif
ccer 8aumpolltuu nit einem ieiten
Stoff, ndmIit pitee ODER 2einen.
Wtan fam oieie 10 sntgegengeiesten
8efpebe beIisbig suiammeniesen: Itid=
peiie unb ie oann. nab benz 3uiams
menisben, perar5eitsu, ooer dls
Grunoz uno uIs 8urniturIpff. Starz
fer. tunitlsipener 5ill ooer iosenanns
ter grifielsr 9ii! ipiro sbenio NIT
S~eioenitpff perarbeitet. Sir R0de
perosn Sud- uuo SulI> ooer Seis
oenftreifen Dor benz 3uI6nsioen
sIei9mdBis brett suiammsnssisst;
iebr biibi8 iisbt fir oieie Dirt oes
3uiammenisBsns fir elm ~eIesantes
SommertIeib beerudtes Sartfarbiees
8anb nit itortsm 8uumpolItill aus.
Seorudte tpaItbaye S6leieritoffe pof=
len aun gut gu gluttem 2einen unb
glotte S6leierltoffe gu geitreiftem
2einen. Sou.oroieioe pirtt gut gu
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gSclbit bran id,mlS."

SIN 2a5arett Iisst Elm 6teperer
POmmer. Der frog lsinsr idperen,
uQeroings in 9eilung begriffensn Ser
tpunoung reflt pergniigt lit. Sine Be
luherin oeS 2a5aretts, Die ibm Sabat
fiir iein geliebtes Pfeifden %mit9ebrudt
bat, mas i'm crit re4t in pergniigte
Stimmung perIebt, e%rtunoigt iiGl tell
nehmeno nab Der Qrt Der 9erpunz
oung. Sein 9ein lit 5eri6msttsrt.
Die 8eiuderin ihitteIt ernit beoaus
erno Den &opf: rSie Nrmer!l" rSo,
oa bin id MI ieIbiten odraR iduIo!!"
meint Ser pommerid)e 2anopebrmonn.
.Wesbolb benin, iieber Mann2" .Oa
9ebb id eli min Dag Dem Ieilpen 8ptt
min Qeib uno Seer befoblen I'M an
be perflirten 9esn bebb id ME oaGt!!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09
&rieg uuO EOr5eaan.

Don aagemeinem SntereTe limb c@
Ginpirtuugen oes arieges auf Die
funitleriIdsn Qufgaben Der &0nigli>
den por3eaanmanufattur in Berlin.
Die I'M 2aufe Der leBten Sabre neus
gefunosnen uno peiter ausgsbauten
S6arffeuerfarben. Ole auf Der aOlner
MISUNDERSTANDING Dem publitum
gum eriten Wtals in gr0Berem uno ein>
beitlihem Rabmen un0 in neuarti9en,
Der Ss6nit entipre6euoeu Wuitern
norgefIbrt tpuroen. fanoen a%agemeine
Qnertennung. Den beiten gelpeis bier
fir liefern Die 9elteaungen, Die Der
Wanufdttur in Der tur5en 3eit 3piz
i4en Der Groffnung Der 4usiteaung
uno Dem arisgsausbru9 ~5uginsen.
Die poas 4ustpertuns oieles grfolges
puroe our4 ben 8ries natiirIid pers
binoert.
Wtt Dem 4usbrub oe5 arieges trdt
3und4lt auf tiinitleriidem Gebiete Elm
ooqtommenes Stoden bes Qbiabes elm.
90 oas Yublitum in Den erIten Wloz
naten na6 Der 3rtegssrtldrung naturz
gemdb fir 2urusartitel fein Sntere1e
5ei9te. IS fam btn3u. odB Die nah
reno oes gan3sn Subr"s erfolgenoen
gtnberufungeu oes perionals gu Den
Ja6nen bic 4ufre6terbaltung oes Be
trtebes erihperten. Snfol9e Der GIN
itigen Gntpidlung Der triegerii6en
GreigniTe maate fi9 ober bereits i'm
6erbIt 1914 Elm allmGhi6 INNER itdrs
tere8 WieosreinieBen oes SntereFes
fir Die tinItIerilden GhDpfun9eu Der
Wa~nufnttur beim Quaiitum bemerts
bar. 9an3 beionbers Ibten Bic in
3ptihen geidoffensn, auf oen arisg
binpeiienoen RunItgegenItdnos cine
itdrte 4n5iebungstraft alf ous BubIis
tum aus. Die Wanu'attur tndpfte
bier an bic TRADITION Der Sabre 1913
bis Is an.
Der 4biaB an tehnii6eu YOr3elas
men erIitt our9 oen 8rieqsnusbru6
ebenfaus Storuneen. Die I'D in Dem
MuBe iteigertsn, in Dem bic IusFuhr
nab neutraIen iberiseiihen QGn0ern
i'm Qaufe bes &rieges erihpert tpuroe.
Sn einem gepiiieH umfange tonnte fir
Die odourd entitanoeneR NusidIe Or
lat geihlffen perosn.
Quf piTerihaftIifem @ebieie ar
beitete Die G1emiih@tefnti6e YerIudsz
aEitalt an Der 8eitimmung Der pbpiitaz
Iiihen Gt9enfAafte1 pom Robmaterias
fen, Wla1en unN 8ldiuren. QuBers
Dem puroe eiue Qa3abl BON lHteriu.
dungsu i'm N~uftrd9e gripdter ausgez
tibet. Die 4u8bi.oung DON Stuoies
renDen un0 W.dnnern Der Qraris, Die
ebsrfaqs gu oen @~uigaben Der Gbe>
miihzteAniihsn 9erlu9sanitalt gez
bort, ton:te uiht in Dem ~gepobnteu
umfangs !peitergefuhrt neroen. oa ii6
lett Rriegsausbtu6 grdttitdnten nur
poribergeheno uuo pereir3elt melosten.
Inter oen &riegsereignifen litten
enolia aud Die 4rbeitsn CUR peiteren
QusgeftuItung Ger S4arffeuerfarbeH,
neil bic bierbet tdtigeH 8rdfte CUR
4usfiGung Ser ourh Die Ginberufung
gu ben 5abnen entitan0enen 2idsn i'm
8etriebe berdnge3ogen peroen muBten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09

In BEN i'm ndhiten giIoe (Ifb. g;
ftissisrten 5Sriihiobrsor3ua i'm Sd)nsi.
bsrItil aug brounen. eestpirntsr ;fsin
toper, (Gonsrtscoot) lit bic Sbnitt,
form Der Sods Defenders bsottenss
merit. Nm ben Ssitsn Der Snde i'm
Saihen ansubrtnaen. oersn Gin
Thnitte oepuipeIt uno ME ole iibri-
gen Ndbts (ausosnor1msn Die Feitli
DEM teIlerndhtartia ob1eifeppt trer-
ben. Die pproersn Rdnoer srhaItsr
obsr ettru Z Soil brsits. nnh uuter
neri6mdIerte 2sinsneirIaae Ino
StoTfbelag. benz mon oas ireibs Seis
tenfuttsr gegenndbt. - Wsu 1T Bic
Sdnittiorm Der singsisstsn Nerlnel
uno oes aragens, oer nur bss sur
Sru6Iinie nit fsinsm Qeineu stIteift
ipiro uno pslIia ausfdIIt. Din Den
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09

ihnitte unb bdlt Die urtere @eite Der
uu4 pben 9efuIteten 4ermel Suiams
men. Die poroeren Wantelrdnoer
iino nit reiter Ginloge uno etfpu 5
s3oll breiter SnnenbetIe,oung gearbei-
tet.
Der gsfdllige Jadenau5ug nit Git
Senitepperei, ben Dos nd6i.e Bib
Cub. p 3sigt, ldbt IiH gIeiA gut
in S9par5 pie in 6orbig aus sud.
&ommgarn II. a. ooer aud aus ben
mooernen feinen Jeiprentelten 3wirnS
Itoffen nu6arbeiten. Sir bic &raz
genbetleioung mdblt man beliebig
Seioe ooer Sommet i'm gleiben Son
poer abltedeno. Die 2isenitepperei
spiro ebenfalls am beiten Son in Son
ausgefIbrt. OieIe i9midt on Der
ieioengefiitterten Sote iibereinit:m-
menb bic Q4ieln, bic 4uHhldge be,
singsiesteu Qerme!, ionic Die eroten
Sai6enpatten om InioB oes Gloden
Ih0B1ens. Die @oroers uno Ridsns
teile iinb ourd Nbndber eingei6rdntt.
Gle unter geitidter Tliegen perlaufen.
Nm futterloien, breiteiligen @lodsns
rod Iino porn an ihrdaen Ginihnits
ten Safhen neblt Bottsn eingefIet,
bic iibereinitimmsnb nit ben ieitlif
unb riidpdrts oufseiteppten Siiftpai
Isnteilsn ebenfolls Stspperei umrnn.
bet. Gin 9urtbonb itibt bos Wie.
Der. llntere Hodtpeite ettpa 3 Warb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09

(Nbb. u. Der mad 8elieben nit
cher Obne 6utter ber5uitelIenre Man-
tel, an Der 8orla9e aus pei4em,
Acknowledgment Suh, 1T nit
gleidfarbiger Seipentreffe uusgeitats
tst. 9ebters umronoet Den groben,
edigsn. Iei4t glptig faIlenoen &raz
gen unb umi3lieBt pattenartig, uns
ter tleinen S9nurfiguren auf5elest,
bic gsihiir5ten Snopflofer, Die nit
Stufftn0pfen ben SaluB uermitteIn.
NuBsrbem osdt lie bic S0Iheneins
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1puitpHkW 81
beTidtsm Stoff 3uidmmengeftelIt
iinp, pradtis pabt gu einsm geitidtsn
9nttits, 5iiIIs oosr MuIlrod Ell, Safs
fstIsibdsn ooer elm Iaffstiddten.
2siuenrode tOnren ieoe Sommerbluie
~erslnSsn, nan bot isBt isbr feline uno
trGftige 9einsuftoffe i'm 8oitumftoffs
4ardttsr. Wit aspreBtsn ountIsn unb
elattsn beIIen Stoffsn erSisIt man
i6one 3ontraits; unenolid abps9ss
Iungsfdbig limb bstaEntltd geitrsifte
Stoife ourd Werarbeitsn in perf9ie'
tener St~reiienlage, babel tnnn man
Iogur ihmaIs uno brettgeitrsiite
Stoffs elmer 5drbe oufammsnftelIen.
Riht unsrtpdbnt ioIleu Die 9eitids
ten, .. B. beturbslteu ODER nit eiuem
6aoenourh3ug gemuitertsn Stcffe
bIeiben. sat man beilpieIstpeiis stpet
perlGieoene ungsmuiisrte einfarbise
Stoffs. 10 Tam man Den einen in Der
Sarbe oes auoeren i~treifeuartiJ ourhs
itsppsn ooer beturbelu.
Gin Mantel fir dltsrs Damien 1T
Der 9e5enltano u~nierer sriten Stiaie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-09

einen1 eriolgrcihen Spesialiiten.
fiir ole nleine 6obi0fcit-, Gbrlidtett
uilo @irflalnfeit in Der Giaenoie uno
Gebonolung bon 3ronfbeiten in ID.
rem d,ronilden Sormen nerantluortlidl
lit. Die ieitgeiesten 5oftoren zines
IGpe5iolilten lino sic fnrrefteD iognoiIs
mno obioiute @enallbeit Der &e5epte
rerbnnoen nit elmer gritnoliden me-
ol5iniidcn A%usbilOnng.
Cd genieBe oos 2litrauen Ser 2elt-
te ltno babe oeren tlnteritiibung Der.
hient no fritilhe Nufltft uno f%iiilt-
lide meoi5tniide llntettiibung nc.5.
mcnotg ltn0.
Saltge Minner, ieio ibr nerDoS
uersaet, lhwiubelia. trnitlps, mioe ON
Mor9en, Ieblos, leiht erregt. ermitoet. ers
regt. dufgereiSt, b%obl1u9ig, bnaer, ldlolos?
Sabt Sbr idpahe grinnerung, ihmateu
Rideu, geIuntene Baden, faulen Nthem,
Sersfladern, &atarrb, peuis @nsr9ie uno
2utrauen poer teinen @hraeiS
MGnncr nno Sranen
Wa9enleiOen. s S6s ; m 'ssr '% %a Sss:
pepIia, 8%erliopfung, ihIehten @elhmad
ooer Gtbem. trantes 8opfweb, aufaeblalen,
Sersbrennen, iaureS AuilipBen, &atarrh,
@afe, @asen. 3eruoiitdt.
Serji6wa6e. eS S1Sassn. nm m4 Ssrss"
in Der Seite ODER SduIterblatt, fursen
Ntbem. itmat, iinteno. tnlt uno Sdnuln.
oeldnfGle. Nnihmelun9er. 6beumatismuS,
siDpien bel &%uiresuns ober Nnitren9uus.
Gntorrh 0uiteu, @usipudeu. NaIelau.
o'u'"''V' fen poer 9taies& erliopfuug,
NieBen, oumpies Sopfweb. 6ulteH, 9aub-
belt, Shmers IN ben Nieren, Blaie. QuHge,
Wlaaen ooer @%lngeweioe mag 8atarrb iein.
Sailct mir Sud belien
SallleH, BEN sopfrth. - ismershofte
Dtenitruation Uterine &erihiebune. Sdmers
i'm Gifen uno flhIen aIs pb es unmbalif
lei Die 9eioen nusSuhaIte, uno bob aeSpun=
gen limo GEM 0nusitnno uorsulteben uuo
@eieGIhafteu gu pflesen; th turire Sic
uenn cine 8ur mD9lib 1T.
urinir, Nieren= unO 8laien=
NtunlgtllfH, sunsen, sdmsrs i'm Jill.
den, Elaie uno Nieren. u~ererDBerte Rraien,
9eruoftdt, Acknowledgment:
Slutuergiftmng, 6antiraufbeit,
@usidlao, V1eidpure. iueber Marub ODER
Sals, aneeihmo(ene Hrlien. ihleimige
6Ieden, &upfer dbuIihe 5led'n, rheumds
tide Sbmeraen, grema, SUDDEN, 8reuneu.
NerooS.
2omntr mo beipredt Cure Spnp.
tome nit mir. SD meroe Guh 6dlo
iiber5eugen bon ntciner SobigfeIt uuo
G1th helfen Cure 2cioen uno S6ntcr.
zen l%os5ltmeroen.
Sd bcbano!e Sebcrleioen, @GIier-
indDt, InidWellen Der Britt, 9i1eu.
matismns, Stiteln, Tiles, %eritopT.
ING, alc Heetal . Grantbeiteu.
Sd babe ga Groiie lett Den letten
filnfuno5luonSig Sohrcn heluht uno
iucroe wieSer in gu Groiie iein am
WiOntaq, 9.Snni,
I'M Sotel Ga GroNe. Stunoen 9
llhr Tormittags bis s ltbr Ibeno3
uno 1coeu bierten Wontag oarilad).
6reie 8oniultation.
R.'TURBIN
9entI@er Mr3t.
Schiller Building CHICAGO, Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
MODERN ALADDIN'S OIL LAMP
Lighted the Way 20 Great Wealth
For Americans Of Whom
Public Knew Little.

Outside his own limited circle Of
business and social acquaintance,
Charles w Hardness was little
known; so with his brother, Lamon
S. Hardness. Yet, between these two
men oil, Standard oil, scattereda for
tune estimated at $2s0,000,000 The
Harnesses are but examples of how
the gcnii Opportunity has rubbed his
lamp, the old oil lamp, and brought
TO those who were its favorites wealth
undreamed of by the narrators of the
Arabian Nights tales.
Oil, which al one time was thought
so common, has endowed six men,
the two Rockefellers, Flagler, Arch
bold, Rogers, Pratt, not including the
three HARNESSES, two now dead and
another brother, still living, with
more money collectively than is nee
essary TO pay the entire indebtedness
OF the United States government.
While many people entertain the idea
that the great bulk Of the wealth of
Americans has been made out of the
stock market through the sale of Sc
eurities OF their corporations at very
good prices, the wealth of the Stand
ard oil millionaires came principally
from the sale of oil, and as they profit
ed so did all others who were fortu-
nate enough to be identified with their
projects. No one has ever heard OF
Standard oil stakeholder protesting
against the continuation of the man
agement of their enterprises; they are
a happy family, whose every serious
! life wrinkle is smoothed out by the
rich pungency of their oil and oil
profits.
We hear = great deal of criticism
of Standard oil, but much OF il has
come from people who wouldn't hest
tate a moment to buy Standard oil
stocks.-New York Financial World
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Canton May Be Made
Capital Of Southern
Portion of China
fcorrerpondenco o. lhe As.oelaled prea.l

Correspondence Of the Associated Press)
Canton, May 24.-Rcyolutionists
now believe that Canton probably will
be made the capital Of the provisional
republican government they hope 10
sci up in South China. and every ef-
fort will. they declare, be made to
gain foreign recognition. Talk Of
compromise is secuted by the more
ardent revolutionists, who have little
regard for General Lung, the military
governor who declared the indie
pendenee of Kwantung only after
great pressure had been brought TO
bear on him.
Representative Of the army, navy,
police and commercial interests, as
we'll as men representing all sorts of
charitable and government organize
tions held a meeting recently at which
the following resolutions were passed:
II. The object of Kwantung's dec
laration Of independence was to CONF
pei President Yuan Shi-kai to abdi-
cate.
y. Yuunan, Kweichow, Kwangtung
and Kuangsi are united into one
IdIiii9t WH1aC dlilliNn anu pNhplNs
shall work towards the preservation
OF all. Henoeiorth citizen soldiers
shall not compel the disarmament OF
the regular army and navy, nor seize
vessels OF citizens, nor enter Canton.
Revolutionary troops entering Canton
without express permission will be
treated as bandits
"Other matters will be left in
allegiance pending the arrival of Tsen
Chen-hsuan. LII Yung-ting and Lang
Chi-chiao.
- Self-appointed soldiers of the
republican army attempting to make
trouble in their districts will be
treated as Tufei (robbers),
-. The revolutionary naval com
mander. Ngi Bong Ping who is now
at Canton, will be requested 10 pre-.
vent revolutionary forces from com
ing 70 Canton.
8. Lung Chi-kwang and Other
provincial commanders shall enforce
these resolutions"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
BLOODHOUND VS.. RUMHoUND
and Falls Into Drunken
Sleep.

Driven wild by a prohibition state
thirst, which is drier than big
sponge and practically incurable,
some hitherto respectable citizens
tore away a section of the Preston
county jail at Tunnelton, w. Va,
last Friday night and stole a bar
rel of whisky. The liquor in ques-
ton had been seized earlier in the
day after a pint or so OF it had ex-
ploded in the still and revealed its
existence.
Lights flashed in houses about the
snoring village as the word was
passed along that the only round Of
drinks which had entered the place
since prohibition became effective had
been stolen.
Men gasped hoarsely through dry
and disappointed throats and slipped
their legs into trousers as they raced
to the town square and called out
the countys best criminal chasers-
the bloodhounds
The one citizen who had taken II
as "medicine" was reused and he
blew his breath gently at the dogs.
When they were sober enough they
reeled off seeking the miscreant and
the drink
Whether it was the clue which
was breathed on them or the way
the departing villains left, the fact
remains that the dogs did a snake
dance over the country side. The off
dog who shifted the clue deepest and
who bears loose reputation any.
how, went to sleep on the trail and
was forced onward only after nu-
merous kicks.
The bloodhounds stopped at two
well-known citizens homes while APP
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
TEACHERS IN SOUTH
HIGH QUIT THE JOBS
designations in the Hands of Teach
ers' Committee Of the Board
of Education.
SCHOOL BOARD WILL ACCEPT

Samuel W. Moore, principal Of the
South High school, and William Yer
ington and Grant A. Harms, teachers
at the same school, have resigned
The teachers committee Of the Board
Of Education considered the situation
yesterday evening and decided to rec
ommend to the board next Monday
evening acceptance OF the resigna-
tions.
Chairman Woodland OF the commit
tee would not 60 INTO details con-
corning this house cleaning" Of the
South High school, but admitted that
the designations we're NOT altogether
voluntary For the good Of the
service" was tbe substance Of his
comment upon The situation.
Shake Up Not Unexpected
Mr.. Yerington is instructor Of
English and economics. Mr. Harms
teaches bookkeeping and typcWrlting,
Principal Moore had charge Of the
school at the time oi the Greater
Omaha merger and came into the
consolidated school system with the
South Side staff A week ago last
Saturday lie was married in Kansas
Last fall he was granted a degree OF
divorce from his first wife.
The situation at the South High
has been somewhat strained for some
time and this shake-up was not uu-
expected. During the week, when
il was limited that Principal Moore
might be let out, some Of the students
circulated petitions for his retention
F. X. Vosacek is said TO be an
Aspirant for the prineipalship.
w. X. Reed, South Side member
of the Board Of Education, would not
comment on the situation beyond this
statement. There were reasons for
the designations, and the teachers
committee was justified. The board
is striving for a more uniform fac
ulty and for higher standard among
the teachers Of the South High school
Whatever action has been taken was
in the best interests OF the school"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
HshE Wallace

Sanctuary" the bird masque to be
given June II by the Audubon society,
will have its first rehearsal on the
scene Of its final presentation, Childs'
Point, today at 2 o'clock. All mem
bers OF the cast, which is now COM
plete, will be on hand. Heretofore the
rehearsals have been held in the
studio Of Mrs. r. s. Kittelson, who
is directing the performance.
Jay Burns, jr, high school student
who was the hit OF the Shakespearean
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

parently hot on the trail, and their
actions afforded the citizens an I'M
easy sort OF amusement. 1t was no.
ticed that when the posse started
on after each OF these halts some of
the most persistent voters in the
county on election day stayed behind
to discuss with the prominent citizens
the remarkable way in which the
dogs had acted,
At late hour neither the drink.
nor the wrinkers had been found,
Clarksburg Dispatch.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
AMERICANS REPORTED
SLAIN BY PERU MOB

Washington, June 3.-Investigation
of reported massacres of Americans
and Englishmen by strikers at Talare,
Peru, was ordered today by the State
department. Reports OF an outbreak
were received by both the State and
Navy departments from American of
ticials at Corinto, Nicaragua, and
from Rear Admiral Minslow. com
handing the Pacific fleet, and Amcri-
can officials in Peru were at once di-
rected to forward full details.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Great Motor Car
Combine Is Formed,
Says Mr. WHY'S

Toledo. o. June Immediately
after John n WHY'S president 81 the
WHY'S Overland company arrived
from New Nork at noon TODAY be is
sued a statement confirming reports
81 organization ut two hundred
million dollar motor car combine
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
plnin nn ihe Fnce I'D n

There entered a store in Mobile darky
who, after making purchase. tenaerea ~
~ vrnent a dollar piece that had suspicious
ring. .,..
Look herew exclaimed the storekeeper.
ayou're trying to work off on me one OF
them false coins the eounterfetters nave Just
been arrested for making"
,srbat amt possible" said the darby with
the utmost conviction. Jest havea look at