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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
PROPOSES NAVAL ALLIANCE

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Dr. Charles F. Eliot. In a letter to the Times, pro- poses that the United States make a sive alliance with Great Britain and powers for world peace and 0 defen- sive allience with Great Britain and France. He holds that this country is not ready for radical military changes and that the Swiss system would be best for us.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
WHEREABOUTS OF THE TWO
 slcKEL BROTHERS WANTED

The Governors office is fin receipt of an inquiry for information as to the whereabouts of John sherman Bickel and Otto Eugene Bickel. who are supposed to be in Alaska Their descriptions are as follows:
 John Sherman Bickel: feet in height. blue eyes. light. straight hair, smooth shaven. a little near sighted; 1; about 42 years of age.
 Otto Eugene B.clxel: About feet tall. blue eyes. light. straight hair, smooth shaven; age not given
 Information concerning these men should be sent to the Governor at Ju. neau Other Alaska papers please copy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
PHILIPPINES MAY
 GET INDEPENDENCE
 WITHIN FEW YEARS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-The Sen. ate foreign relations committee today discussed the proposed treaties with Columbia, Nicaragua and the Hayt- ans. Senator Hitchcock proposed an amendment to the Philippine bill which grants independence to the Islanders in two to four years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
SAN DIEGO HAS FLOOD;
 THREE FEET OF WATER
 COVERING MANY STREETS

SAN DIEGO. Jan. 27-Much of the city is today flooded. Many streets are covrred with three feet of water During the night 1t is estimated that an inch and half of rain fell. Boats are being padded about and people are moving, believing that the rain has not yet subsIded.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
EMPEROR IS DYING.

ROME. Jan. 27.-Advices have been received by the diplomats here that Emperor Franz Josef Is sinking, and that death is be- lieved to be only a short way off. The announcement has ere ated no comment as 1t has been known for months that the ruler was practically on his death bed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
LONDON MONEY STRENGTHENS

NEW YORK, Jan. 27,- The rapid flow Of tax payments and the heavy demand for treasury bills by banking Institutions, which are also making short time loans to theg overnment. has caused money to strengthen in London during the week. The rates were largely nominal owing to the scantiness of business.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
CHARLTON COMING HOME;
 IS NOW DUE IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Jan. 27. Porter Charlton, who was recently released from prison in Italy. after serving Q brief term in prison for wife murder, has left Naples for here and should arrive this week. It is understood that he will immediately SO to his fathers home in New Jersey and start life anew.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
sUPERoREADNAUeHT OKLAHOMA MAKES HIGH
 SPEED; OFFICIAL TEST

BOSTON. Jan. 27.-on an official test this afternoon. the superdread- naught Oklahoma attained a speed of twenty two knots. The builders and the official board are more than pleas ed with the showing of the big fight ing craft.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
MOON CHANGES;
 WHAT IS OUTLOOK?

The last quarter of the moon is tonight and Juneau people are wondering what kind of wealth CT the change will bring. Wheth- CT the weather w.ll change for the better or worse is the Ques- ton now under discussion.
 1T it turns warmer and rains, the Juneau people can thaw out their water pipes but will wade .n melting snow for several days. resulting in wet feet and colds.
 If 1t continues cold the citi- zens will be little better off un. less the wind dies down. The temperature is higher today in all places where the wind does not strike. However. whatever the moon brings it cannot be much worse
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
PERSEVERANCE ROAD STILL
 BLOCKED WITH SNOW DRIFT

All. Humpheries, who has been op- erating the stage between Juneau and the Perseverance during the winter. reported today that the road is en- tirely blocked with snow drifts and that the stage has been unable to operate since the storm started.
 As soon as the w'nd diminishes the rocd will be opened and kept open but until that time there will be no stage service. He stated that 1t would be a waste of money to attempt to open the road at present because the snow drifts in faster than it can be shoveled out.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
sAEEFIELD eErs 0IvoRcE

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Justus Shelf field. lawyer and clubman,. won his suit for divorce before Vice Chancel- Tor Lewis in Jersey City. Mrs Rena Carey sreffield, h,s wife, the author of "The Golden Hollow" won the GUS. tody of their eight-year-old daughter Her cross-suit was dismissed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
BRITISH LABOR MEN
 DISCUSSING ATTITUDE
 TO ASSUME ON WAR

BRISTOL. Jan. 27-Representatives of 100000 members of various trade unions are meeting here and they will frame a decision which will show the attitude of organized labor on issues of the war The compul- sorry military service law will be the main question and the outcome of the meeting is being watched with inter-
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
NEw MEXICAN BANK

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.- A Mex. ico City dispatch states that Mexican officials are planning a government bank with 25O,OOO,OOO pesos capital The privilege of issue will be with drawn from many banks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
LoNesHoREMEN DEMANDS

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-A Baltimore dispatch says that 4,OOO union long shoremen there are striking for eight cents an hour more pay and % men to gang instead of IS. Eighteen foreign ships are in port here, and the elevators are congested with the grain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
PRESIDENT STANDS FIRM
 AGAINST SUFFRAGE ISSUE

Railroad Business Association and
 following that meeting he will at tend the banquet of the Moving Pic ture Board of America and deliver, 1t 4s expected. e speech on Prepared ness"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
eAseeALl oATE ANNouNcEO

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.--Ban Johnson. president of the American League, an nounced that the 1916 championship season of the league would start on Wednesday, April 12.
 Johnson will work on the schedule later
 It .s generally thought that the White Sox will open the year with Fielder Jones' St. Louis Browns in the Mound City.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
BIO sHlPeulLoINe PLANT

OAKLAND. Jan. 27.-Tho announce ment made today that Eastern capl- talists interested in the recently or ganized Standard Shipbuilding Cor poration of New York would invest s25. .OOO, ,OOO in a shipbuilding plant to be established here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 27-Alaska Cold closed today at 24ls, Butte and su- perior at IT. Chino at 53. Ray at 24H and Utah Copper at 79.
 Copper metal closed at 251s for sec. ond quarter delivery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
FORTUNE IN wool ON SEA

BOSTON. Jan. 27.-There is s2O,- 100000 worth of wool on the ocean bound for Boston. Nineteen steamers are in the wool service between Aus tralia and South African ports and Boston. S
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
British Losses.

BERLIN Jan. 27-The British have lost l5,OOO men in the southern Arabia campaign and it estimated that 2OOOO have been wounded The made officially to- day and was received by the authorities in dispatch to the Cologne voke Zeitung from Cairo
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
Labor Protests.

BRISTOL Jan. 27--By vote of five to one the great British labor congress today passed resolution against con- scpon The result of the action of the labor representatives has been dispatched all organizations throughout England
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
BUILD NEw HELM cIrV

NEW YORK, Jan. 27. - The Fox Film Corporation will build S1,0oo- 900 film city" at Corona, L. I.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
MANY INTEND AUTo SLOW

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-More than 3oO.OoO persons attended the automo- bile show held here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
No Anxiety Felt.

LONDON Jan 27.-Nether Premier Asquith nor any of the members of the cabinet would discuss the labor congress action is believed they feel no anxiety the natter
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
ELKs oANce roNIeHr

Tonight is the time for the EIzs dance. In spite of the cold weather a large attendance is anticipated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27

LONDON-sunday work in muni. ton factories will be abolished in England
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27

SAN FRANcISCO-A serious leak has been found by divers on the huge steamship Minnesota.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27
TELEeRAPHIc BITS OF
 NEWS IN TABLOID FORM

wASHINGTON-It is reported that Japan has renewed demands again up- on China
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27

LoNDoN-It is unoalcially report ed that the Bulgars invading Albania have been decisIvely defeated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-27

NEW YoRK-Nearly half million dollars, in addition to the s1,SS1,OOO already subscribed, has been sent to Russia for distribution among the Jews.
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s. $. @iaarS, graiioent.
60. $. gndOls, 8i8e-Grai.
8arO ID. snrsef, @iac.Braf.
&. SeS. Ridaros, aoIiirer.
6ranf 8upS, Silfs.aai.
.. q. 8ileOr, Silfs-aoi.
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Nus Nebrasfa Gttb
uao umgegenO!

Cine 6rau Cora &allfitt uno Gods
ter, Die iih ieit GINGER 3eit bierieIblt
aufge9olten5 nouen 0as beige 5elO
rGumen, uto ibren 8efannten m
5Drocule r1lo Galmage ibre 4uf-
martling MAIDEN, um onnn Elm anoe-
res 6eIo aufauiltden.
@alter &. 4Qgoier un6 6rdulein
Srmd Sempel mer0en iid oieie $50.
de Die @ano 5unt Gbebun0e reihen
unO miro Die Sod8eit i'm Sauie Der
Mflltter Der 8rout in 3alntoge ltatt
finoen. Ser 8rduttgam lit Elm err
folgreider @eiddftsmonn in Sol-
mage lrno Die 9rout cine Gohter
Der 8ittpe @aiil Senapel. GeiOe
iino inter ibren aobIreiden 9efunn-
ten bohgendtet.
9lm Wtittiuod fallo Die Sof3eit
bon @enrp A. gan0o uro 5rauleilt
Matbiloe 6obrenbol5 I'M elterliher
Saltle Der 8ra1lt nq6e Dunbar I'M
ter gnltierung oes 9nItors Is. s..
'Shuls Itott. 9eioe 8ortieen ftn0
ote ainoer oertiden 8ioniere uno
luoblbo6en0et 2momirte, nelde ftd
zines groBen &reiies bon 6reunoen
erfreuen, Die ben iutgen @beleuterl
Slid gu ibrem llnternebmen min.
l6en.
l1niere oeltide epang. 8etbels-
airde untergebt elmer l1ndnoerltng
I'M Sngern oes @ebdltoes uno art.
oeren 9erbeiierruger.
5rau Huoolpb @brilten mttBte lid
I'M bieligen @oipitdl an Yiittpod ei-
ner Operation unter5ieben mel6e,
ME man miiien lDiu, gltt berlief unO
baIoige 8elierung beripri6t.
9obbn Suilfs, nobe Eoltuage
Dobnboft mur0e bon Sberiff 80.
Slider pegen @arfiibr1tng bon SRI,
Wearie Geemon Mittpo9 unlerem
County -Ri6ter Dorgefabrt.
Gin Ism. 8. 8fifer bon 9enber.
Colo, miro unieren Stont I'M Sr-
mtereIie Der 4~robibition bereiien, Inn
fir oieIe trodene 5ad)e ein5utreten.
Or Miro it'd am Sonntog, ben 10.
Dtdr5 in ser s., y. g.. Salle gu
0ielen 3luefe proOu3ieren.
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Gnl arphennt.

Die befounte SoaaoenI1ngerirt
2DOio 8arrb iii cine Der Saitpt-
mlnlmern oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Programmes. Die bon ibr borge.
tragellen 9olaoen iinb fir ite be-
ionoerS geidriebet itlt0 fompouiert.
@iiB 9orrp bot in gtem gorf eroBe
Eriunpbe gefeiert.
Rolbannra lit III Der @rnDn5ic
rilllg ed)tcr iiloii6er un0 birmaneii.
ider Saa5e oaeinitebellD. Sic mu'r.
De ais Eotyter eines eneliihen OF
fi3iers IN SllOien eeboren ulo bot
Die fat bergeiienen orientuliiden
3Gnoe ipieoer ms 2eben 5ltriidge-
rufen.
Rolp9 Dnnbar's iingen0e SAelen.
ipieIer biIoen e~benfaIls cine Smtpt.
attraftion Ser nGhiten ISOLDE. Be
Ion0ere Grtu1hm1ng beroient Der be.
riibmte iugenoli6e Senoriit sIopO
@arretti.
Mrs. Gene Sliebes erideint nit
elmer reft gltten @eiellidoft in Dem
.einnfter vDoutb".
Sim 0oof mo Sad 9orere ire
ten in Der urfomiiden 0uDiSefle v9ie
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5rauen Gifts 0erein!

0lit GROCER @enugttitng beridte
i'd mie6er iiber ndditebenoe Gin,
nabmen. liner aaiienbeItanO be.
trdat NIT oielen iiber $4,000. g8ir
batten I6on ons s. Emtien0 noG,
bod mnBten mir einige Gednungen
fir Graft, eypreB uHO gtaoeln Be.
5oblen, mas leiOer EN- God in I'M.
iere Safe rib. Sd eruorte Die gtu.
0eln onfongs n1Giter ISOLDE lno bit.
te tint fleibige 9eitcIlungen Dor al
lem erIude i9 Grallen in jeoem Srt
iih Der Sa1e "on5uuebmen. 9ie
@aoeln ltnO biibid lno leidtperfduf-
li6. Die segenDarti9en furdtboren
Sample mn 8eroun bringen pieoer
bel @leno in touienoe bon 5mni.
lien, odr1lm folgt BEN 8eiipiel ie-
ner GDlen, Die 70 fleiBig mitbelfen.
Bon ben oeutider 5ralten in 60
lum6us 2 grobe ailten &leioer.
q. @eet6mann, 8orliBenoe.
Is. gieoenmeper, Bbiatp86urs $1,000
@n1. 8refenberg, Slncoln,
TanioS ......,.......... 800
Is. 0eumeber, SO. Bluffs. -. 100
9[nton @rob, Smaba ...... 400
81. 6. aooms, Galton 80. 200
Mrs 9enrietta &opling,
Bilger ................. $50
IG. $. 8oroerltroie, @ilea0. 100
Socob 8en5, Badger, So. 200
Garnet Mnosfe, gertrnno.. 100
I8. S. S9roeoer, Bertrand. 800
u. 2rn8montL 90 auburn. !. 1000
IS. 8afer. @afefielO, Geb.. 200
ia. a., @oatle @eils ...... sos
|Gb. &ei9el, &errtd. 9. o.. 500
8m. Butler, Slorence 49,. 800
ISo6n Maaf, Omaha. 1000
@uitap 3bomcen, 60. Sslano 200
IS. 8eefmar1, Ootlan0 ...... 100
Is. SoIepb, @of .......... 100
6ralt S. $. Meper, 8biaips-
burg, &ani. ............ 500
@rnIt 8ia, st. Dodge ...... 100
6rou Stroutb, @iIbpru 81. 200
8m. alimm, 8loomfielo. -. 500
1ngenannt, Snrtington -. 100
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9entidlanSs iansiter @esuer.

Sc peniger man iiber oen iiirg.
ten @e9ner 9euti1lan0s, Bortlgal,
logt, Tim 70 better fir oasieIbe, oenm
Wlltes fam es bod niht iein. Bon
geginn bes arieges an inn SdIepp.
tan Gnglanos mar ietn @intritt in
Den 9rieg eigentli6 bon pornberein
mr. cine 6rage ser 3eit gelpelen.
Sic Aeldlognabuie Der Oeuti9en
SanOelsidiffe bi(Oete einer glltell
8ornoro, nm Die ariegSerfl1runq
fur6 8eutihlanO ou e%r5tpingen.
CAB Die militdriiden SAmierigfei-e
ten Geuti9tanoS, lopeit oasieIbe
.it6erbnilpt iolfe bat, ollrd ben Gin
tritt 8ortugnls In ben arieg irgeno.
mic permebrt fperoen oiiriterL tpiro
man mobI ielbIt I'M eugLiihen
Sriegsminiiteriirm nidt gloli6en
uno ooB Die @nu0poa oeutider
Sdliiie, Die beldlagnabntt poroen
iino, irgen0 melde 9e0etitnn1 fit
Gnglau0 babelt lit dlldl niht reht
ein5uieben. Baber lit Der Sullpt.
gr1rne iiir Den Gintritt Der fleinen
&epublif in Den arieo ais GaIoa
pom GrgIon0 mol)l BARN an Ie6en
GngIono einen Stiispunft gu geben,
falls ettpa bod Spauien lid cnt.
ihlieben iolte, iif auf Oie 5eitc
9eutidlon6s 81 idIagen, mas pobl
nit Siderbeit ertpartet iDeroen fam,
mern einnlol Die Aliierten nirfIid
10 ms @eorGnge tommen IoIten,
Oob es mir oes giatritts einiaer
naItrnler. Staoten beodrf, INN Sen
oanodoiit" 81 appli5ieren. llno
Cam miro Eortilgal nit ieincn so.
Ilenien in Der 8elt1elhihte fir
emis dltsgeipiclt bobcn.
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Die O~berammersaHer fOmmeH.
Nm bias 9entidtnm bon Omaha NIB
nmsebnng.


g[s @eiddfsIeiter oe8 Sberam.
mergmler 8operrbE beaterS erldube
Id mir biermit, mid our6 Die 9ma.
ia Eribiine" an oos 9eutiftum bic
fer Stoot uno umgebrug gu ipenoen
'Gurh ben iogenonnten Ebenteroiref.
tor @lIt1n Slmor lit ben 0eltihen
Der @lattbe an beutihe atlnlt un0
@brlidfeit eermtbt fporoen un0
lit IN oieier 3eiting oaoon iHon
geniieeno berihtet noroen. Sd Der.
trete cine oeiiti6e Gbeutergeieaidaft,
I0ie iid 1urh n1ilbi1me, ebrlide, iehS.
Eidbriee 9(r6eit in oieiem 2nn0e einen
yianlen 5li idaffen pltBte, Die I'M
lebten Sabre ais ein5tge oeutiAe @e.
icai6oit $2309.00 an oas JiOte
2rcn5 a6liefertc ltro aiid in oieiem
Sabre ibre 9unit in ben DENT Der
M~o6ltdtigfeit iteat - erlt Dor apei
8o4en gineen $4,000 BON Seattle
aus an Die &riegsgefangenen in 81.
birien a6. llno nun tonme i'd in
oieie Stdot u1O finoe meme SANDS.
lcute in elmer Stimmltug, Die unierer
grfolg bier in reht 8tpeifelbaftem
l2tdte erideinen ldBt. Ratiirlia
fam ib Is niemoil0 ~beroenfen; eS lit
ein oIteS Sprifport Gin %gebrann-
tes aino fiirhtet oos 6euer." Sd
babe ober INNER ben geraoen 8eg
porge8ogem oenn i'd neiB aus or.
iabrutlg, spou cont fool tbe Ser
mans tipice". Desbalb mill MIR
chen Der @eoonfe nift aus Dem
aopfe: o8eroen Die Geutiden 6ieier
Stabt on inns nergelten, mas bon
ar0eren perbro1en luur0e?"
SD babe mir b%oreenommeL 6ieS
aus5uftnoen uno bobe meme @eiea-
ldaft fir Sonntag, Den 2. Q(pril
1916 fir 6os 8ron0eis S6eoter ge.
budt, no mir Die 8ailernpoIie yNlr.
Sodion I'M @ebirge4 ollffibren tDer-
Den. SD mill an oieier Steae nidt
Elm 2o6lieo iiber meme @eieQi1oft
iineeL mill nber rltr berborbeben,
Dob mir Die erite oeuti6e 3beater-
truppe itnb, Die ben 8eriud modte,
bon aiite 8n aiiIte 5u geben uflo i'd
bin iiher. ooB Sbnen je0e oeutide
3eitlng 3ipiiAen gtep 9orf mo San
6rmcisco genre alsfunft iiber I'M.
iere 2eiitrngen geben miro. 8ir
ipielen IN ieoer Staot i'm beiten
&9eater ltn0 ie0er muB etnieben,
0ab cine Grippe bon Ia 8erionen
nit eigenem 0r1eIter NIT groBen
llnfoiten arbeitet. 3esbolb menoe
i6 mid ouf oieiem @ege an uniere
Saneslelite nno erbitte lire Inter
itilsun9. 8ergeBt. 0aB Sbr bon
SdpiRolern bic ibre getrilecreieu
inter Dem 9efmantel hires 0erti6.
turn8 begeben, otlgefiibrt murOet,
ilber5eugt gudl ooB oeutide aunit
lttto He0lthfe1t nod eriItlerel un0
i6 bin iiher, onB es niem1nOen &c
relen miro. 9ringt ou6 Cure otne.
ritnniIden 5relt1oe nit, oenn je0er,
Der @efnaen an glltem Singelt, SO.
beln 3itbermuiif uno o56ubpIott.
%lertan3en" bal, fommt bel oen Ober.
ammergotlern auf ieine Ne6nnng.
RuboIpb Bad.
@eid1ftsleiter oeS .Gberam1ner-
gauer 9alleritE benter8.
(anulerfimg Der 4e6aftion: Sc.
fanntli4 bot Der beige 5rauen.
Silfs 8erein eS itbernommen, oit
goriteaung unter ieinen 4uipi3ier
gu beranitaIterL nadOem er iid bon
DER &i6tigfeit obiger 4ngo6en ilber.
5eugt uuo Serr Bod iid bereit er.
fldrt bot, einen 8eil oes Aeinae.
ipinns Dem oeiitiden Roten &rel;
5u ilbermeiien. IS Gilt aIio Dem
0eutidhlm uno elmer 9uten Code,
mesbolb Die 9eutiden in beleu
5Aaren 5u oieier 8oritellune ltro.
men iOIlten.)
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W2iaiondre" aitf.

MiaionGre" mtf.
Gin bor5agIider gioIin-8irtloie
1T Der crit 14idbrige Maior Waad
H9oaoes.
Die 9rp9eum- 8eiiebilOer bringen
oiesmal 0ie Seine, Sdneoen un0
Sumatra Dem Bublifltm Dor @ugen.
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gS beSablt iit. in Ocn oaloi
iifi5irtcu gH6ciecn" Der &ribiinc 81,
nllnolletrelt.
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1Ort NoOae.

Die bteIi9e @os uno electric 50.
bot einen ne1ten 2ltngens@ otor an
gel6offt, nel6er bel Grtrtutur1gs.,
@rItifung8. uuo onberen dbnlihen
51aen ongeipanot peroen ioG, Inn
Oabon getroffene pieoer ms 2eben
3lriif5urnfea.
5toOtooter 6. $. Smith botte
Dor penigen So9en oas lln9liid,
lit ieinent 9oltie 51i ftiir5en uno bos
SdIiIielbein dt bre9en. SnfoIge-
Oeiien if er ge5lpmlgen, ieinen Arm
til Der 9iroe so trn9er.
SIN benohborteh aHierint 6eattt.
gen Serr uno 5rou 8m. 8ofep oos
icItenc Set Der goI6enen @od5eit in
gutter Rititigfeit. Ser 9ofe1 lit
&%i3epr0ii0ent Der &nierim State
Snpines 8onf.
Ole Serren Smitb un0 SeBler,
tpelde inbrelnna in Sort 9o0ge ENC
Birtihait betrtebel, fiibren iest in
Sniaba Den 5nmilp Supplp Store,
APO SiiO IS. STR, mo iDiir0en iid
freuen, pertn linen lire olten 5reitn-
Sc 4uitr1ge IN 8ein, 9ier rnO
@bisfep erteilen miiroen. Siebe On
fiinoieuus inter fIuiiifiaierten an
5eisen,
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Reuisteiten aus Soma
De Mpineg.

9oS gar3e SSrterelie fort6entrtert
It'd iebt altf Die beDorltehenoe1l ita0s
tii6en 9ouptlDabIen. Die Muder
mo EroDibitioniiten baden, nadoem
iie erleben muBten, OaB ibre baupt-
id6(i6iten aonoiOaten 9eidlogen
mllr0en iofort Shritte ereriffen, ult-
ter oen our Gtidpnbl aommenoen
Die fir ite belten alts3niuden, Inn
Die 2iberqlIten Der aanOioaten nidt
ans &u0er fomulen 5u laiien. Isle
Is beiBt, gaben iie ii6 auf German,
8u0o u10 8oolear fir StoOtrot &C.
einigt.
8as beige Souptqlartier Der
6ratenitimmredts aampagne lit
iiber Die bier einlaufeu0en gitnitigen
8erifte betreffs oes @rfolges Der
@ablfelo3ugsreiien oes SRI. @liin-
betb Nertins rno onoerer &agne.
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eingelooen moroen, am %. Mdrd
in Sort Dodge int Commercial Club
5u lpreben. am %. MGr5 miro
fe mieoer nod Sort Dodge fommen,
nm BEL ben bon ben iungen 9amen
Der StaOt arrangierten Stimnreft8-
See au ipreden. 6rou s. g. Dol
Iiber, 8itipe beg Senntors 8oainer,
ar6eitet nit ben 8efirportern oe8
entertainments Sauo in @ono.
am 27. MfGra miro SRI. 8erfin8 IN
2uaro ipre6en. an %. Qedr8 tn
Marcus am 20. Mars in Gberofee
uno an 30. gf1r5 in CUMBERLAND.
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@s lit bohe 3eit, oaB Die 6reiiinni-
gen nit Der aampa9nearbeit begin
men.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-30
TILLMAN ABJURES
OLD TINE FAITH

Washington, May 2O.-"l do not
want my share of the stealing in TINS
bill: and while South Carolina mas
items in it announcing to 100000
shall vote against it and hope it will
not become law"
In these words Senator B. r. Till
man began his remarks on the senate
floor when he arose today to say that
he would oppose the passage of the
lending rivers and harbors bill.
1--WE need the money so much
more for more important things that
it is criminal in my mind to hesitate
for one moment or to discuss this bill
at all" Senator Tllman continued.
The senior senator then said that II
the bill should pass s40,00O,0OO would
be wasted.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-30
Entente Must Cease
''LawLess Practices
United States in Vigorous Note Protests Against Mail
Interference Washington Confident That France
and britain viii Meet Rules of International La'0
as REGARDS InuioLabiEty of Neutral Mails.

not in any way affect the rights of
the allied governments to visit and If
occasion arise arrest and seize mer-
chandise hidden in the wrappers, en-
velopes or letters contailed in he
mail bags.
"'3. That true to their engagements
and respectful of genuine cor es~
pondence" the allied COVER, meats
will continue for the present to re-
frain on the high seas from seiz:ng
and co fscatig such correspondence,
letters or dispatches and will insure
their speediest possible transmission
as soon as the sincerity of their char
acter shall have been ascertained.
"L1 reply the government of the
United States desires to state that II
does not consider that the postal un-
ion convention of 1906 necessarily
applies to the i; references by the
British and French governments with
the oversee transportation OF mails OF
which the goFsrnment Of the United
States complains. Furthermore, the
allied powers appear to have over
looked the admission of the govern
mept of the United. States that post
paJeeB may be treated as merchan-
disc subject to the exercise of bellis-
erent rights as recognized by interna-
tional law. But the government Of
the United States does not admit that
such parcels are subject to the exer-
else of the rights of police supervi-
sion, visitation and eventual seizure
which belongD to belligetents as to
all cargoes on the high seas as as
serted in the joint note under ac-
acknowledgement.
Doesn't Touch Mails.
''It is noted with satisfaction, that
the British-French government do
not claim, and, in the opinion of this
government, properly do not claim,
that their socalled blockade meas
ures are sufficient grounds upon
which to base right to interfere with
all clashes of mail matter in transit
to or from the. central powers. On the