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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
Slept Iicb ucin
6ciGdft smriiG!

6ran Bertha @ctidmonn. Die or,
iolarride ul0 energiIhe @eIh1its.
iabrerin Der Jeitner 4riHting Co.,
bot iih nod 25 Sabren rcolihen
Sdafiens unO @irferS bonn @e.
ihdit 5uriidsedogen. behalf aber im-
mer nod ein Grittel Sntereiie In
0emielben mo mir0 bier uno oo
mad 0ent 8edten ieben. Die Ser.
rem Senrp s. 9ieo0 uno enierD 8.
9eierion, tiidtigc 5odleute, treten
nit 0etH beuiigen Saee in Die
detner 8rinting so. Elm nno per.
ben 0us melt nto brett oils reel
mo 8uperldiiig betannte @eihoit
meiteriubren. @enn man be0enft,
Dab brau 9ertbo @et5idmann nndl
~25iabrigcr raitlpier Arbeit uno ght
be Die 7ruderei Der 6eitner 4rin.
ting 50. nif cine Sobe gebraht
bal, bic ahtunggcbieteno it, 10
bari man babel nitt DeraeiIerL onB
.oieie % Sabre niht ipurlos an 6rai,
@eeihmam porilbcrgegougen iin0.
3nr8eit ais tie cine eigene 9rude.
rel griinoete, mar iie ibr eigcner
aGffieeiuuec", Seber ulo BOP
Gag mo 9loht mar iie tGtia unO
Is eelang ibr, lid empor6uorbei
ZEN mo idlieBlia 0as @eidGit Der
6etner @rlnting SO. ST ermerben,
5n ptetatpoller 8eiie bebielt iie
ben oIten 4anlen Der 6irma bel mo
bat 0emielben ebre eemodt. $40.
gen Die giadfolger ibren Spuren
folaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
tttarstbcrtdtes

9iinbDieb- 3ufitbr 1900.
on6ere longiom, nicoriger.
9eef Stiere, glnrft bette, Itdrfer,
ouoere bcinnbe fit.
Corn gefiltterte 8eebes.
Cute bis bette t0.00-10.75.
MitteImdbige 9.60-t0.00.
@ewobnlide 8.50-9.60.
@lte bis bette aiibe 7.75-8.00.
BetDo9nlide 6.75-7.75.
Slide, Ntortt felt.
Sellers. @larft feit.
@ute bis bette Sellers 500
900.
3iemIi6 Cute 7.25-8.00.
Gto1ers uno 6ecOers, Morft feit.
suite Bis bette Stoders 7.80-
$50.
aeeocrs Cute Bis bette 500 =
gaitteImaBiqc 1880.
QelOoDlillue o.f0-f.to.
Stod sii9c 5.75-7.50.
Gtod Sellers 6.75-S.25.
Stod a1lber 7.25-8.75
8eol G1lbcr 9.00-12.00.
Bluffs, Stags 6.50-s.50.
SdwciHe -3ufubr t1,300; Marft
6ffnete idnpard.
SdluB tart.
Qnrdidnittspreis 930-9.40.
5fofe 3ufibr $500,
Wlarft gcboten Is bober.
@cuolnlide 8.50-i2.O0.
1iooer 6.75-S.25.
California Griiblingslammer
1l35.
sahriiHgc 7.50-9.50.
Muftcridoie 5.50-7.25.
@eihorene Hammer 6.50-8.00.
6bieaeO @arftberidf.
-3ufAbr 1000; Narft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01

Die neueiteH un0 ori1ineaiten Mtit.
tier in Splseit, 8nbnfdppfen Gin
i1ben un0 0ergleihen mer0m ale tn
0ieiem 8ude ge8eigt.
aae Safelitihe, DeIda getp6bn.
lid gebr1uft meroen. fn0 6arin
entbnlten uno erfIdrt. Sic gauiter
fin0 groB mo bic 4niueiiungen FLAIR
un6 oettli6. Gin ieOer fam un0
tuenn au6 erlt EN- 4nfdH8er, EN-
Meilfer I'M 80feIn mer0en beim @e
broud 0ieieg 8udes.
5eoes Waifter TT nbgebiISd ur0
erfldrt in Der einfaditen Neiie, To-
Dnb Elm ie0er obne Musnabme idonc
1afclarbciten oafertigeu snnn. Menn
Gle auA nod 10 nieIe Bidder ba.
ben Oieies iibertrifit ale bisber on
gepeieHe.
Bit tic bet Bud. BIZ bgitedefl
0urd Die uGmob0 Tribnne4, 1871
9eiDarD Cir Gmdbo 9ebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
DR.. waite fun :
GcSe perilrtcilt!

g1giD gorf. 1. SUM. - Der 3abn-
er5t Or. @aite nur0e heute me-
gen GrmprOung ieirles 5dmiegerbn-
tiers, Oes Wdaioadrs Qed ans @rano
Hapi0s 5ltm Zone uerllrtetlt. Seine
Mline ner5pg iith TN @eiidt oes an-
gefllgtea als er iein nrteil Der.
nn9nl. ST erflarfe. er iei frob, nit
ieinem 9eben ieiue SduIo biiBen
81 fonllen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
7eutider 7amrupcrein.

Morgen, 6reitng nndmittdg.
iinoet bic regelmaBige 8erianm.
lung oes 9entiden 8omenDereins
itaft. "a pidtige @eid1fte 8u er.
le0igen iin0. 6 ferner SUDDEN aaf.
fee mo Gee Cream gibt, iollte bic
8erionmlung redt 8ablrei6 beiuft
mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01

den ben @ableru flar5umohen, mns
rum gerooe iie Die geeignete 4erion
fir 0as 6~etreffcnoe qnt iin0. 8icLe
oerielben peroen genilgeno 3eit nad)
Der Nabl baban iid a~us5uriiben.
81. W.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
s6tlifcr Stnra.

3es Moines, Sa,, i. SUM. Ger
5obn 5pce, Elm 5euiter.
luoider. itilr5te 9eitern nnfniittaa
bon einem 5eniter i'm 8. 5tod
0es Central 2ife @eb1lloes ouf bic
StraBe un0 Fon0 auf Der Stclle Den
Soo. Der Monn mar crit Dor 5pei
ans Rlblano eiHgcipunbert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
Don ccn 5tuciocn
Scs StantsnerbamScs!
Notwithstanding nnD geamten.
iua1l oes gIrgcrDereiHs DDn
Gmitiee Hnb llmgegHD
am Sam0tag.

Der 8ilrgtrDerein bon Guitice unO
lln9e9eilo 6dlt am Sdmstug ben
3. Stunt uotmittags 2 llBr. in Der
gopnbaae ieine jdbrlihe General.
nariammluna un0 g%eanltenpabl
al. lposu nidlt mir ale MsitglieOer,
ianoern ale Geutiden bicier @e.
geno ber5lid eingeIaben iin0.
8ihtige @eiAdfte licgen Dor,
L. " ioa beiproden meroen, Oh
IN 0ieiem Serbit ben Oeutiden
lag feiera nollen.
SER BhilIpp aR0res Der befam-
ii golfsreDuer. miro %arnpeien0 iein
iitto cine ae6e ilbar bic Gnges
fraee Aalteu. bic uicnaaHo bcriGiIs
lolte. 81 horen.
Su Der 9offaung auf cine rcft
beindlte 8criammIung, 5eifnct
NIT oeutidcm @rab,
6eHrp Gelfers, Yraiioent
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
Cckalsuadridttcn
aus Srcncnt, ucbr.


SRI. Settle 8pdlt. ipeIdr bier bic
WormnHhulc bcildlt. erbielt BIZ
Rnhridt. Dab ibr GouiiH IN Gas.
per, &bo.. bet einrm AtitouHfoa lem
2eben einblbtr.
Gas diabrige S6bnden bon W
l9. llblcr fieI aus einrni giiggp oas
Dor Der eItprliden mobmiug OH
Ger s. Ctr. itano uuO brad oas
Sdliinelbein.
3rau @eoraia annn Stnbler. bic
iriiber III 5rpmont mobute, III IN
MaplepooO. u. s., I'M utter bon ~
Sobren infolge zines Salagiluies
geitorben.
@oitor Geo. Battle reiite lettc
8ode nod AellDiIle, stan.
3ie iiibiidea 9Gnobner Der SiIo.
ieite errihtcn an ode SenIen unO
gtDe ape. Elm 9a0ehnns, pelhes
WtitglieOern ibres @lnubets oienal
miro. 0as @elD lit ourh Sub
ifriptionen ouigebraft tporoen.
Jcr0innno 9ioie lit nod @otben.
burg gereiiL no er In einer oeutiher
Sdule lebren miro. alld) I'M Der.
gongeien CONNER bat er oil ocr
onrtieen Sdnle qelebrt.
Carl 8tslieer, il, pelher Dor
einigen 9oaen nod Rodciter. Wiun.
reiitG nm iid BORT elmer Operation
gu unter5iebeli, ioa mad bier ein.
getrofienrn 9eriften IN tritiidem
3uitanoe oarnieocr liegen. Seine
Satin tit mad oortbin a~beereiit.
Sans Boil un0 ieine gtutter bon
Scribner mnren an gtittfuuh in Der
StoOt, uu0 beindtcu inter nl0erem
aud Den Sirius.
Charles Sdnopr. 5ronf Sdnoor
uto Gbarles Saiie, ollie bon SIM.
Der tanlcn auf Der gliidreiie nod
omaha bier Ourd. gle muBten ons
auto In elmer Meporatur 8ert
itdtte in omaha loiien.
Gicjenigcn Stintmgcber. ipeld)c
beridutHt baden. iit einihreiben 5u
~loiien, ioatcn TIRE aegiitriernng jest
beiorgen, oamit lie bel Der om 20.
SUM itattfinoenen abitinmuug me
gen ser gonbs fiir 6as meme sc.
r;htsgebduoe lire Gimme nbge
ben tonnen.
Qas 6rculont Signal Corps
miro Durd oas neae @eieb. meIdes
am 1. Suli in Strait tritt. $4,000
mebr idbrlih in @eboItern iiir 81
.|iijiere, erer8iergcioeru, glieten uuo
ocrg!elhen Derbraiid)en.
8a3eL Die 3od,ter bon %, gurt5
rat iih iopcit bon Der glingeneHt
5itnoung erbolt, Dab ite oas 9ett
bcrlaIieH fam.
Sic Uiitglic0er Der o1niifp lutbe
riiden Stride baden ibront 9oitor,
u. 3. 9ofiteo, oie 5umme BON So
Collars iiberraidH our geitreitung
Der llnfoiten, mfldt 0urh bic aronf.
Eeit Der GodJter oes 9nitors emf.
itonoen limo.
Snfolge oes regueriideit 8et
tiers ioaen ii6 Die @urmer III ben
6eloern beionoers gut eltiDifeIt ba
ben un0 man iagf. 0aB es an man
den Ste1en 0itiih bon 5remont
notig iein neroe. oas Storm uber.
supflon5en.
Der 9oii5iit gIolio GInrf fubr &c.
gen Die binterc Adie eines nit Bic.
geln %belaOencn @aaens. urtO brad
Oieielbe. Gr ieIbit nit ieinem Wlo.
torrao fam leihten aaufB DAMON.
Aus Der q. Games Stride mlir
Nen in Der glad)t bon Samstog auf
5onnt1q bic berrliden Weiiing.ga.
fen geitobleit melde Dem altar Der
Stride felt ben bergngenen 30 Sab
rcu 5ur 3ier0e aereid)ten. o. ma.
ren in Iester 3cit mcbrere feline
3iebitble III Der Stride nusoeiiibrt
moreer, trob0em bate man bic sir.
denhir immer often gelaiien.
lin einem 3uiamricnitob nit al.
Giienba1il5uge 5u entgeben,
ronnte Gin aittotrlf beife nodmit
Tag in 2ampeupfoiten on Der Main
iino 1. StraBe 9iemann mur0e Der.
lest. Ger Sdaoen miro auf $50l
seiddbt.
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pr6iiccnt milicn
maricbicrt NIT!

8aibington,1. SUM. - graftocnt
8llion bat beiite angefiin0iet, oaB
er in Der @ereitiddfs 8ara6e nit
marihieren miro. (9ieaeidt arm
in 4rm nit Hooiepelt2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-01
0ablman snriifaefehrt.

@iirgermeiitcr 8ahlHlan lit heute
friib ais Gamfon Springs, sen.
5ptritdgefebrt. CT Bot iidl lloh nidlt
entihigoen, mer Der 9lahfolqer
Staotrats grcrcl mer0en IoH. bod
DiirFte ieine Mabl auF GeaR Qoges
fnIeu
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Senrp GeIters. ErdiiOcr

Am GIcnstag meroen Die &lno
brieftraser in 5reHlott lire SION.
Degtion nbbalteA.
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Cma6a getreibemorft.

Amng1 WefretDeilartf.
0nrter 8ei6en-
SIR. 2. 500
Sir, B. 94H-97R
Scr. 4. s6E 93
@eiber 6rilbjdbrsnciden-
9lr. 9. 94-102
SIR. 3. 9t-99
1iirum Mei5en-
Cir. 2. 93-94
CIR. 8. 9293
8eiBes aprn-
gar. 2. 65A-6534
9ir. 3. 65-651s
gir. 4. 64-641A
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aanias GitD g~etreiOrmnrft.

Starter @ei5en-
Scr. 2. t00-f06
Scr. 3. 97-fa5
Ser. d. 90-96
Moter @ei5en-
Qr. 2. 100-f06
Scr. 3. 97-i05
Scr. a. $3.50
@emiidtes aorn-
gtr. 2. 66-66H
Scr. 3. 65B
Scr. 4. 64R
@elbes aorfi-
SIR. 2. 67H
Scr. 3. Sc
SIR. 4. Sc
8eiBes aorn-
Sir. 2. 67h
gar. 3. 67
@eiBer Snfer-
SIR. 2. 1910
Scr. 3. 1913
Wemiihter Sofer-
Nr. I. 42-42h
Scr. 2. 40
SET. 8. 80
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itarf.
Sodfcr 9rcis 1o.95,
SdiUciue- 3uiubr 1900; @arft
5 bober.
9urdidnittsprcis 9.60-9,75.
50diter greis 9.85,
Sdafe-3nfnbr 10000; Marft felt.
bis hobcr.
@cidorCne 2amnler.
ct. SOiepb Wurttberidt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000; Mlcrft
feit.
Colorado 8eebes 10.40.
Sdbrlinge Warft felt.
Sdweine-3ufubr 5000; Martt
offnefe itarf.
9urdidnittspreis 9.25-9.55.
@0diter grcis 96A.
Sdafe-8ufnbr $500. Mortt felt.
bis itart.
8eidlorene s inmer 1875.
Aauias Sin 3arftbrridt.
9inoDieb 3ufubr 1900; Morft
felt, bis 10 nieoriger.
aiibe ntD Settlers felt.
Sdueine- 3ufubr 1900; M1rft
it1rf; bis 5 bober.
adlber, felt; idmo6.
Sdlub $40 nieoriger.
80fiter greis 9.30-9.50.
0urfihnittspreis $50.
2 d0fe-3ufubr 1000; @1arft felt.
10-25 bober.
Sofiter 8reis 1915.
5riibIingsldmner 1t.S5.
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BEIRUT Glid bel giilfaufcn nu
bic sIribanc~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

The growing tendency OF Chinese
to cut off their queues is worrying
Bryand Cheerbert. manager OF the
Marvellous Manchurians. soon TO ap-
pear here Mt the Orpheum theatre.
The acrobatic troupe OF natives
OF Northern China have several
times indicated their intention OF
dispensing with the hair that for
merly was their pride and JOY.
Recently. however, the situation
was very much relieved by letter
received by one OF the quintette
from his mother.
She said the cutting off OF queues
Is not as yet universal In China.
especially In Manchuria.
There. according to the letter.
very few have adopted the short
hair of the white man.
The dilemma OF MIR. Cheerbert Is
best explained by the fact that most
of the acrobatics OF this troupe are
done while the members are hang.
ing in mid.air by their queues.
The act would loose most OF its
commercial value II the members
dispense with their pigtails.
The lact would lose most of Its
of Chinese OF the better class makes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
on exhibition In the rooms OF the
Seattle Fine Arts society. Baillar-
geon building. Friday.
Acid Stomachs
Are Dangerous

Acid" stomachs are dangerous
because acid irritates and inflames
the delicate lining OF the stomach.
thus hindering and preventing the
proper action OF the stomach. and
leading TO probably nine-tenths OF
the cases OF stomach trouble from
which people suffer. Ordinary
medicines and medicinal treat
ments are useless I'm such cases,
for they leave the source of the
trouble. the acid In the stomach.
as dangerous as ever. The acid
must be neutralized. ana its forma-
ton prevented. and the best thing
for this purpose Is a teaspoonful OF
bisurated magnesia, n simple ant
acid, taken in little warm or cold
water after eating, which not only
neutralizes the acid, but also pre-
vents the fermentation from which
acid is developed. Foods which
ordinarily cause distress may he
eaten with IMMUNITY If the meal is
followed with little hisurated mag
nesia. which can be obtained from
any druggist, and should always he
kept handy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
US. ADVANCE HALTED
BY CARRAnzA ORDER

COLUMBUS. ". NJ. April IA
Gen. Carranras request that Amor
lean forccs withdraw from Mexico
today halted tho forward drive Of
the expedition.
Smaller columns and detsch.
men,s werc consolidating A. rapid.
ly as possible.
Until definite action 10 taken on
tho request. tho lines OF communi.
cation and supply will not be ex.
tended farther. n was learned.
A few small bodies OF scouts and
cavalry with acropiAncs are posSi.
bly, keeping In touch with Villas
progress thru Durango. but infor.
nation hero emphasized reports
that q change In the disposition OF
troops had boon made since Car.
ranxa's request was made public
and sinc. tho fight NJ Parrai.
New and important troop move.
ments are In progress. Strategic
points along the lines OF eommuni-
cation arc being reinforced.
Aeropiancs and Aviatorn now IN
Columbus will be- used here IN
view OF the need for watching
movements Of Carranxistas near
the border.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
FEAR GIRL WAS
VICTIM OF PLOT

San FRANCISCO. April H.
With police taking part In the hunt
for Bernics Meshan. Fresno beauty.
whose mysterious disappsarAnce
has prostrnted her mother. dcsec-
tives at various points watched
trains today for some trace OF the
gfri. now reported travelling east.
She vanished several days ago.
after leaving home. ostensibly FOR
the purpose OF marriage
Inquiry at tho st. Johns church
brought from tho rector . denial
that Miss MeohAn had been mar
ried there. Now II 10 believed the
wedding certificate shc exhibited
Was a faise ono and her father
fears she may have been made the
victim OF a mock ceremony and
ensnared by white slavers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
DR.. W. n. C0RS0M TO
FILE FOR CORONER

DR.. w. n Corson. formerly super.
intendent OF the county hospital. has
decided to become a candidate for
coroner OF King county. He viii
fife on the republican ticket.
DR.. Corson was county jail physi-
clan for several months and was In
charge OF the county hospital from
1906 to the early part OF 1913. lie
has made his home In Seattle since
boyhood. was educated at the city
schools and University OF Washing.
ton. and In graduate OF Cooper
Medical college He has been en-.
gagged in active practice I'm this city
since 1908. and Ia member OF the
King County Medical association.
He II vice president OF tho South
End Republican club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
BORDEN COMES on
JAUNT TO ARCTIC

LOS ANGELES. April it.--John
Borden. ulti.mlllionnire Chi
cagoan, with a party OF five, will
leave tomorrow for Seattle en-
route 10 the Far North on an ex'
ploring expedition.
Whaling and fur trading. for
both sport and business 10 the OBJ
iect OF tho trip.
An attempt will be made 10
bring back = skeleton OF bow
head whale for the New York
Museum OF Natural History.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
Are YOU READY FOR
THE TEST7 WILSON
ASKS IN HIS SPEECH

WASHINGTON. April it.-Prcsi.
dent Wilson. addressing Jcffer.
son day banquet hero last night.
said:
Gentlemen. are you resdy for tho
testf God forbid that We should
ever become directly or indirectly
cmbroiled In quarrcls not OF our own
choosing. and that do not affect
what we feel responsible TO defend.
but N We should ever be drawn In.
are you ready 10 80 In only where
tho interests OF America are coin
cident with the interests OF man.
Kind. aud to draw out the moment
tho interest centers In America and
IL narrowed from tho wide circle OF
humanity
Are you ready for tho testT
Have you tho courage TO go int
Have you tho courage 10 como
out. according as tho balance 10 dis
turbcd or readiusted for the inter
ests OF humanity
III you are ready. you have inner.
tied the spirit OF Jefferson.
These are days that search mems
hearts. These are days that dis.
credit selfish speech. These are
days that ought to quiet ill-consid.
cred counsel.
And tho responsibility 10 with
MS. gentlemen. with us democrats.
because the power for thu time bc-
Ing Is ours 10 say whether Amer.
lea. under our tutorship. shall hold
those eternal balances even or
shall let some mslign Influence de-
press one balance and lift the 9th
or: TIL we shall look around and
say. Who stands for tho old Wis
ions OF liberty and whose eyes are
stu open TO those spiritual images
conceived at our BIRTH"
President Wilson II known "a
believe that intervention will undo
his three years work. In which he
sought to allow the Mexicans 10
save themselves.
He feels that failure TO md
means whereby tho American col
umns may withdraw with honor
from Mexico means Intervention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
STONE DECLARES US.
SHOULD WITHDRAW

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE
question In Mexico IL. whether We
have accomplished all we can" said
Senator Stone today after . con.
ference with Secretary Lansing Il
believe We havn
There are only two ways left
opcn--withdrawai or Intervention.
How long arc We goinG to keep the
army In Mexicof How long would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
SEND MAPS HERE

BERLIN. April 14.--Germany IL
forwarding TO the United States all
available evidence tending to throw
light on the channel packet Sussex
explosion. The foreign office last
Tuesday handed Ambassador Ger.
ard two pencil sketches OF the yes.
sci torpedoed near where the Sus.
sex was damaged. These sketches
were made by officers of tho sub.
marine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
PROMOTE CosTIeAN

Harry W. Costigan. with the
Great Northern railroad since 1899.
Thursday received confirmation of
his appointment 70 the post OF gen.
eral agent OF the freight department
OF the Great Northern. with head.
quarters in Seattle. Ho was for.
merly commercial agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
100 MExICANS ARE
REPORTED KILLED

WARRINGTON. April a.
Estimates OF the number OF
MssIesns killed fighting Amsri.
cans a. PsrrsI ranged today
from . handful TO 100. seeosd-
Ing TO u Psso reports 10 the
state department bassd on
travellers stories.
The best information hss u
that ono American was slain.
Travellers related that inhab-
tans eisshed with the Amerl.
cans and then the u. 8. troops
withdrew outside the city.
Reports failed 20 show that
the battle was resumed during
the night a. csrranxs embassy
sdvlees Indicated yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
THOMSON OPPOSES

Councilman Thomson told mem
beers OF the streets and sewers
committee Thursday that he does
not favor the proposed Burien way
condemnation. He says the char.
acter OF soil along the highway
will make slides probable and cost
the city large amounts in damage
suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

Jane Adams. the famous peace
advocate. tho second timc win be
prevented by Illness from attend.
ing . European peace conference
Miss Adams expected TO be a del.
egats TO the Henry Ford perma-
nent neutral peace conference at
Stockholm. Illness prevented her
from accompanying the Henry
Ford peace party TO Europe last
December.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

We allow n foreign country 70
maintain an army on American
soil'
Not very long. ! would say. ]
have never thought and do not
think now that we can capture
villa. have always thought We
would have 10 withdraw without
capturing him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
GET AFFIDAVITS on
the SUSSEX CASE

NEW YORK. April 14.-Mail
pouches containing the reports OF
American embassy attaches at
Paris and London on the Sussex
disaster, and affidavits from Ameri-
cans aboard the vessel when IL was
damaged by an explosion, arrived
here today on the liner st. Paul
and were rushed to Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
TELECRAMS RAP
SENATOR JONES

WARRINGTON, April a.
ooeohune der kaiser. for . sens
~ from the state Of Washing
IN. = not . popular pastIne.
This eonciusIon appeared OBJ
vlo0e today. when Sen. Wesley
= Jones, following his t~o-hour
opooch against preparedness
yooterday Afternoon, received
ooverol sizzling messages Of
pPoeooe from HE homo state.
We have treated Germany" sa,s
10oo, In . most harsh and mill
ny w. She has not insuited as
- has shown no disrespect 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
FRIDAY ARBOR DAY

School children will celebrate
Arbor and Bird day Friday with ex-
ercises. and II weather conditions
favor. with planting trees.
Bird photographs taken by Fred
erick Wood OF Spokane will be on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
FEAR FOOD RIOTS;
AID Is ASKED FOR

NUTVO LAREDO. Mex.
April IA shortage OF food
is becoming serious In Torreon
and state OF Durango. Unless
conditions are relieved, food
riots are feared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
ANTI.PIGTAIL FASHION GIVES
VAUDEVILLE man ANXIOUS Time

matters worse for Mr.. Cheerbert,
for these Manchurians are we'll ed.
ucated men and travel has made
them more sophisticated until now
they almost despise the thing which
is their greatest asset.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

our flag: she has not sought trou.
Bile with us: she has shown no dis
respect for us.
Under the actual circumstances,
Germany's forbcarancc has been re
marknble"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
BRITISH give DANCE

The Britlsh-American Relief as
ISOLATION will give dance and
card party at Christensen's hall
Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
MEN. / KNOW THAT

7 treat al
DIsOR-
DERS OF
MEN. EOS"
OF ZIG" for
blood disor-
,oers Cen
tifatt,,u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23

Ma6nung, cr luo1te bod IN 3ufulit
ID cut ieiib iir0 crit Damn Bic ion Be-.
pcgcnoen gIuiidsc aus meineu oeut
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iibergelieoelt Dar ciHeS iNoneu
Sonntags ST mir 6eraiis, idb brabtc
i'm in elm pdar 9alons 81 8eruan0s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-23

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bnlgarii6et gIrinec crnaunte @cuc.
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ten 5erporgeaangca uno init Der g[rs
nlea cng Dcrpo6ien lei. 8or iciner
Srncnnug 5um OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rar @eneral Sefou ®SminiIter.
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