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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
aliis Boone, Jcwa.

/. aiiglit 1916.
816reno lid) Die 6omiIic Ocs
&errn s. q. Gopitt in Scr Stride
bciono, brannte oercn 9aus NIT al,
lem MobiIar nicocr. ga Dos gauge
Snus aileciblidlif nod aisbrud.
OeS 5euers IN 6lommeu eebiiai
ipnr, follftte Die 5eiierluebr ii1 nur
auf Die 4bmebr 0es 5cliers bon oil.
ocren nobetcbenOen @cbouOcn be.
id)r1ntcn. Dan nimntt @oserplp-
iion ais urinde Oes 5euers an.
llnbcfanntc 9crionen mnHteu iidl
Sonntog oos gerenitgcn, Serrn
anton gtcIions gutomobil 5u De-
nubcn, iolange oas @oiolin IN oem.
iel6en anbiclt, mobreno iid Scrr
Ielion nit ieiuer 5amilie in Der
Stride beioro. Die 8oli5ei fono
oas AutomobiI icood mieOer uno
jrpor MIR cinigc Blof bon Dem
Hlae, an lpeldem Serr 9elion es
itebcn gelniieu batte.
Der Gcs Moines Riper foroertc
in lcstcr ISOLDE icin critics Cpfcr
in oicicm 3obr IN bieiigcr @egciD.
6rQitlein ggnes Soaps, einc iunge
0omc i'm aItcr bon IL Sabren,
Gohter 0cs Serrn Hobert Soaps,
lpeldet olisgeoebnte Gehlenminen
muBte loren gSogemut nit
Dem 2eben be8ahIen ais Itc Des
5tpimmens iiift ponig fuH0ia IN
cine 8irbelltroHrling 9eriet. IS ge.
crit nod mebrltiiuoigem gu
heH ibrc 2cihe SIT finben. Sic
Ipnroe ont @iittmod) unter gegIei-
bon elmer fdit mad 9~auienoen
3dblenoen Mengc sur aiibe beitot.
let. u. vs..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
klcine Cckalnadtridttcn

Sui Der bteligeu 8etrei0eborit
iuur0en gtontag unO gienstng f.
100000 gulbeI Rebrasfa Bei5er
filr Den Grport mad Dem 4uslan0g
prrfauft. Die bieiigen groBeu I'm.
iabe ioaen nni Der @etreioe6orlC
in Chicago Cit Serintergeben Der
Qreiie peruriaht hnben. Die infol9e
Der angefiinoigtm idIedlten Grnte
in Den leeten lagen geitiegen ma
rem.
Die bieitgen 8robibitioniitcn
beranitalten ms Gonnerst1g uno
5reitog Autopartieu nod Den nm.
Iicgen0en Crtihoften. I'M fir PRO
hibition Propaganda 3l MAIDEN.
! 9eocutenoe Aeoner Der 5rodenen
meroen pom 2lutoniobiI aus an.
ipradlcn balten.
Gienstng abcno gegen odt
llhr mtroe ,5ohn Seott Don 01aIon
Sin, Sa., in elmer Sinter9oije nobe
Der 0nuqlos uno IL. 5troBc BON
cinem 5traBenrdiiber anaefoaen. Dts
BUR gemuBtloiiqfeit geihlogen uno
.um $500 beroubt. Scott ipur6e
idlmer berlebt IN oos ct. Soiepbs
0oipitol itber fii6rt. mo iidl berans
%Itelte, onB CT cine @ehirnerihiittc.
ruHg ooppugctragen. er hattie nod
$57 bel iih melde Der glnliber an.
sdDeineno iIberiehen bate.
Ger Commercial Club bon
Council 9luffs bot 9ienstog be.
ihloiien iid oca gemii6ungen Der
@cidQftsIeite bon omaha ansu
'hlieBen Inn cine 6reibritfe 5iuiihen
beioen Stooten at erBnlten. auf mel.
der fein 9riidfn5oll erboben miro.
gos 0eriidDt 6aB 5;e t2idb
rige Coma aoobnon. oeren GItern
2409 iilol. 81. Ctr. mo6nen an Der
ainoerl1bnninq ~frfraHft III, lit orrd
cine griinolihe deniide llnterli.
dung oes &ildenmorfs gliidliher.
lpeiie mioerle9t mDroen. gas Sinh
mar Dor lcdS Snbren bon Der furht
barren aranfbeit befaaen tuoroen un0
ieitoem an aonbuliionen no.
BON tie Dieoer etnen 4nf1G BAT, Der
81 benz Geriidt gob.
Die ange6ote fir Sei3una
oes Sta0tbauies mnr0en geitern ge.
Die Bee go. berIongt soc
fir 1000 SUB fonoenIicrten @oI.
Iers, uiter Der 9eoinguiq, ooB tie
aontrnft nlf fiinf Sabre En-
un0 oaB Der 8reis Der Cicero
fec Steam &oble rid)t boIer miro
nls $3.50 Der 1onne. Sn oielem
Sale ioa Der Rreis fir Sei3ung
int gerhalfnis crboht mer0en.
!. 8rnnoeis s. Cons perlnngen SOC
Der 1000 SUB fouDeniiertrn Camp.
ies obue Hiidiid4 1uf ben 9rcls Der
ooer bic 1nucr Drs Son.
,ratH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
3ebnna 0es ean06ants IN lInaarn

Berlin, 2. AlIguit. ~ @ine @rup
pc bon booiidm mo boperijdcu
&onDDirten bat in ungarn cine
8aftnng bon einrn oortigen gloa
nafer III Der @roBc BON $4,000
Ntoraen ermorben, Inn oaielbit
2dnomirtihaft nod oeutihrm gtu
tier 81 betreibeu. 4ah ioa Scr Bon
elmer 3lferfabrif int siomitat SCAT
mar in Ausiidt ~genoultnen iein5 Inn
onrdl Den Hiibehbau bic Booenful.
tlir moglihit roff 81 f0r0eru. Gieie
8erelnigung 6ea6iidtigt inter Dem
gamen 45iiooeutidc @eicaifaft flr
Sanofuirtidldit in aaernaditcr 3eit
IN &dfigfeit ST trcten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Snahes' NeOetour.

aieu 0orf ?. gtuguit. -Gma6o
beiiloet lid uidt inter ben Stootea,
nelhe Gbas. 6. @ugbes auf ieiner
ae0etour nodl Dem 8eitea berilbren
iulra. Ut miro am 5. gfuguft Seem
gnrf Orrlolien. ON 7. auguit lit
Ietroit iprehcn, an f~ommenoen
1aa III Chicago ua0 an 8. 4uauit
II BIT. 4auL un0 minneapolis. Son
bier aus fobrt CT nad Sarge, u.
q, nm iiber @eleita, M1ont. nod
bet pa5ifiid)en Suite, no er. Die &ii.
ltenitaOtc beittht. Sic Rilfreiie
geht Oann iiber 0goen Gbcnpnne.
1eIpcr, Gopefa. aos., aanias Gitn
3d. mo ct 2ouis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
cokal>uadpridbtenf
ats Srentonf, Ncbr.
/. aLnanit 1916.

i. IitglH 1915.
artbur 8iitter lit BON 5bcbon.
gan, 8isc., NO or &cruanoten ii.
men geia6 abltottetc, 8l~trildgefoal.
men.
6raulein 5lorencc Ipeeon sic
itcts freunolide 5holterbeamtin Der
6remout Eoitcffice. tritt nit Dem
beutigen Gage ibre jabrIiden 6eriul
an. SIC miro oieielben ii Den So.
Ioraoo 6eIicngebirgen uerpeilen.
Ger 9torotueitern Motor Deriaate
belte friib ua6e Der gIotteflnB Sta.
tion Hn0 mlibte 0nrum in Die Re-
pardturipertltdtte gefHbrt mer0cn.
90 muBie Elm 8nnpf5ug bergerih
tet merOen, nno Dertiriad)te oieies
cine 9eripatltng BON nabe5n 5lDei
Stnnoen.
4nitor s. 6. arouie reiitc oeitern
oben0 mad @cneDo, mo or ciner
aonferen5 Der lut6eriiden Stride bel.
DObnen miro.
5rdii Gbriitinn 8anien itarb ge.
tern I'M Snuic ilres SdpDiegcrIo6
mes Safe Soppfl in Der @ebiter
gaafbarifoft. 9os 8egr1bnis fin.
bet m0rger MittDod bon.
Der 1dniideu @iethooiitenfirde Der
Jtahboridoft ais itntt.
2ntie groDn bot 9(aeH an0eripnI
iltr bic Snnme Don 1886 perflogt
neil or on 2s. sllHi ban oieicil mt
Aiitonohil nngereHlpelt NOR
ben 1T
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
gapit fir 1SxieSru,

4aris, 2. 4lg. capt. gene.
Diff iest feline 8erhilbtngS i'm 5n.
@tereIie res 5rieoens hneiltDegt fort
uuo bat wieoer Elm Hunoitreiber
erlniieL lpie oos aSourrnI oes Dc.
bats mitteilt. 81 oenlieIben op.
peaiert oas Gberboupt Der fatboIi.
iden STRIDE alifS neiie fur 6rieoerl
.uno gibt g~leid5eitig ieiiiem 8aOau.
ern Atsorttd, DaB Die f~riegfibren.
oen 9lationen alien Bitten oes Pap.
ties, Dem ariege ein Gnoe Su ma.
heL fein 8ebor geidentt babcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Rcaen in 9e6rasfa.

Der Neocnaott bolte 8iensto(
hos Gerianntte nod 0enn i'm gan5er
Staate remote Is 3iemlid betrd9t
lid, tuoourm Die @aisernte aeret.
tet wuroe, oud mar es aqgemeir
oneenebm fiibIer. Der Gegenfal
hetrua in aincpln i.Ss Bon, In
Columbus III, in aibIono LOS, in
@rnno Sslanb t.56. in 9lortb 2otF
1.41. in 6airbnrp 1873. in 6oir.
mont 100, in grofen BON 2.04
tno in GHlabn 0.ss 3oG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
u1arktSSrtd1fe.

Omaha. 2. guouit.
MISUNDERSTANDING $500.
ISOLDE 25--10t bober.
@ute bis bette grosgefiittert,
Mittelm1bise S.75--9.25.
@cipobnIi9e 7.50-8.5o.
Sdbrlinge, cute bis bette $50
1925.
IitteIm6bige S.00--9.25.
@epobnIife 7.00-S.25.
9eefes S.10-S.90.
MittelmGbige 7.25-z75.
@eluoblnihc 6,50-7.00.
aiibe, f0c bober.
@ute bis bette aiibe 6.75-7.75.
MitteluloBiee 609--6.75.
@eipobnlidje 5.75-6.00.
Sellers, felt.
@ute bis bette Sellers 6.75 bis
IT'S.
etofers unO 8ccoers, tart bis
10-t5t bobcr.
5eeoers, elte Biz bette 7.50--
SIS.
Wlittelm1Bige 700-7.50.
Stcfers, CUTE bis bette $3.50
8.t5.
Gtod aii5e 5.25-6.25.
@eDobnIidc 6.QO--7.00.
Stod Sellers 5.25-6.25.
Stod a1Iber 6.75-S.50.
8eal a1Iber coolies.
Bulls, Stags 6.b0-72 %.
Bologna Bulls 5.50-6.50.
SdweiHe-3ufubr 10000; Rarft
10c nieoriger.
GurdidJnittsprcis 10000.
9ofiter Breis $50.
5hGfe-3ufnbr 1900.
9lorft f0c bober.
51brlinge 7.O0-S.25.
Mieoer 6.75-S.00.
21nuner 9.75-10.70.
Muttcridafr 5.75-7.50.
aaaias Gitn Glarttberidf.
aanios 9th. 2. AuauIt.
innbieb-3nIuhr $500; RarftI
iet bis zoe b0ber.
aiibe 0ftin. 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
WroFFener IN BinueDeo.

&inHcpeg. Man., 2. 9luquit.
eiue 6eaersbrunFt, iDelhe oas ieds.
ftodfge @ebduoe Der Binnepea
9aint & @lab So, beute friib i
lEbf 5erTtorte, bat Ii1 auf dn0ere 5a.
6~rifgebdu0e Der @eaen0 erItredi
ltuo ridltet meitc ger%brcrnngen an.
1as %obenaeuon1fte @ebdioe rebrd.
l%euiieFt eineH Bert bon ettpo $500.
D00.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Nadslmm Der guLnm6ns Ritter.

G~ancnport. ga, 2. 9luguit.-4us
ben 6ahrpsberidltcn geht berppr, oaB
one gslalate 1fitglieoer5obI Der 50
ItBtbus RItter fit auf 3S6,t35 be,
lallit gies beoeutet eincn 3urunfs
pna i4fsl6 IN iieben sSabren. gs
ltgo Neriiderlingen in S0be bon
2iSS62.S42 in araft, cine 3nnab.
ille bon $16410s42 in o~erlelben
eitpcrip0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
3armrr beae6t sel6itmOrS.

8reatott. So 2 glig. 8ic
Sqldle oes moblhaben0en 5arnlcrs
AaoreiD Gene narOe geitern I'M @ar.
tsa ie'ncs 9iadl5arn nut ourdidnit.
terer aeble aafaefun0en. auaen.
ideiaIid bat er Selbitnoro began.
gen VI binterldBt enc 5ablreide
6aIliflie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
SfrAananisnpIle 2maentaleifuna.

1dlQs Ter, 2. MUG. Sci
Sane0itsr, Ger. entgIeiftc qeitern
nadlngittag Elm 4erionen3llq, nobel
pet 2ofoHotiDfiihrer un0 Der Seiser
pes 3nges, ionic Elm 9aiiagier inns
2eben fanIen, mabreno etlua rs Ser
lollen uerlebt fDurDen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
Adptmm0, ucrgtanNss
1llit0lieNcr ccs
1~llmIikDcrcins!

lie MitgIieoer ocS goritonbes
oes Omaha 1luiitpcrcins finO bier.
init oarauf auimerfiom gerfrht. ooE
Die regelmdbiee 8eriominluua Don.
nerstag obeno. Den 3. SluauIt, I'M
@luiitbeim ltuttfinoet uno fnO Die
ielbeH erfittt, pon5dbIie Su erIdci.
neu.
aue. s. 9eerma n,
Ni1e. Yrdiioent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
waIs6ranSe n @lidliaan.

@rnID Nnpios, Did. 2. Ming
I'd aaIfastia Gollntp milton geagn.
paEtla ftrdtbore Enlobrdn0e. mar
EHzdiet oab eiHe befrddtIihe sln-
sahi @enIdleu ibren Lob iii Der
Glnluum geiur0en babeIl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

In Dem nm 81. SuIi abae.
I%altfenen Snbr nuroen IN 0mobo
2i4 g%onferotte nilgemeloet, odpon
1874 freimiaie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

Sn obgeIoufenen SSuli iunr.
Den in Gntaba i46 anoben uno 1870
W11ohen geborm. sSn 0erieIben
3eit ipuroen .175 Gooesfaac bcrid.
.tet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

Sducine-3ufubr 5000; @lorft
oifncte 5---t0c nieOriger.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9.25-9.55.
S0diter 3reis 9.62h.
Sdafe-3ufu5r $500; Wlnrft felt
bis itarf.
Ct. 9picp6 Rnrttberidt.
ct. Soiepb, 2. Augrit.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LA00; 9iarft
itarf bis Zoe bober.
S0ditcr 8reiS $50. +
Sdiueine- 3uhibr $500; Miurft 8
bis t0e uieoriaer.
8urdidnittsprci5 9.25-945
@odlter 8reis $50.
Sdafc- 3ufubr 1000; 9ltarft fcit
bis loo bober.
@eidorcnc 2ammcr 9.55-i0.65.
G6icuau @artt6cri6t,
Chicago. 2. 9liiglit.
RinoOieb- 3uiubr $4,000; 0tarfI
fGt.
@ohitcr BrciS 1890.
z dnucin $1,000; Yiartt
1920 nicoriger.
QurdiduittSpreis 9.00-9.90.
&ohiter Ereis 1000.
Sdafc-3ufubr 1900; Mtarft felt
bis t0c bober.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

Oh on1erifaniide 6lotfe 1T MIR
.als oltes Glen mas merit erfldrt
EN- hrpiidcn Nominal. @enigitens
aitiri@iigE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02
aMs Sclt 6~cfanecneas
ra9ern Japans.

5rou Bertha @et8Idmann bo
nodfolgcnoc S1reiben aus 6eI
aricasgcfonecncn 2agern in Sapoi
crbolten Die mir hermit rnuerfiirs
mie0er eeben.
Sopnn. 81. SUM 1916
9tbr pctebrte, gn1oige 6ral,
Son Scrrn 0beritIeufnont arbIt
in &cfio erbieIt i6 oieier ToaC
filr bic bieiiee 2agcrfopeIle, Die 0iC
GroBte Der b%eitenben jap. Eager lit.
einen nroBen Stcb bon Orfeter.
noten 5ueeianbt, oie mir Sbrer
trctmoIiden @iomIng berOonfen
SD iprede Sbnen I'M 0omcn i'm
ieres, aus runo 25 M1onn beIteben.
Den Streihordeiters, umfcren better
Qonf fiir bic Iiebensniiroiae Gift.
inne aus; bic Soften iuerben bel
ea5n %beitrogeil, ben @eiit Scr 3r0b.
litlfeit I'M aon3en Eager aufreHt All
bolten unb georildte 5timmnrngcn
perideuden, tpeiin iie, nie BEL Der
furdtbor Ianaen 9olier Der @efan.
ncnifoft foum 81 bermeiocn, ae.
lcgentIih olftnnden ioatcn. % id
mobI nidt febIgcbc in meiner an.
uobnic, bnb ms Die Soften bon Ell.
ner muiifoltih begeiiterten Dame
1cmi0met limo, 70 erIaube i'd mir.
Sbnen 5tpei Serien bon mir lit Der
ariegs8eiongenihnit tomppnierter
Sieoerj bic Sbnen bon Dofobnma
aus 5ugebcn neroetL 5u3uienocn Die
Gitelblatter iin0 bon einent meincr
aamerooen gc5eidnet uno ser Druid
erfolgte i'm Dorigen Sabre 5lrnl
geitea oes &ilfsfonOs.
Wit nieoerbolten bcltcn Tonfe
5eidne ib nls Sbr e~r0ebcniter
9. 8ogt.
2cutnant D. a..
t0ie in &eoe itebenOen Crdeiter.
notcn ltammeH nidt bon 5rnl Scr.
tha @et5ihmann. ionocrn Don ga
pn" Reeie mo mebreren anoerrn
.0tniifern. Gicics piinift Trau
8ct5idnlann biermit 81 beridtigcu)
9%tdraibino, s. SUM 1916.
Se1r perebrte 6rau @et5idmonnl
Sbr liebcnsmiiroiger Brief pou
a .. erreiftc uno c%rfreute mid an
/. 6. Ga Die 3eniur aligenbIidlih
nit arbeit itarf belaitet it, mub id
sic bitten, NIT mcinem m1rulten
Ionf nui aorte porlieb nebrncn ali
Shire ninuncrmiloe Silfs
iereitihoft mirb Sbrcn braoen
ennb8Ieuten in Sibiricn Elm Seaen
elm; Der bon Seinlatitol3 qetroqr
&c, 10 eririiheno, ebrli6e 8on Ger
Smnba Gribiine" lit iiir uns Sal
ION @eiongeuc Elm auea Der 3uper
iht mo Soffnunp, fir ben mir
oantbor iino. @ir freuen
ms idon ouf ben 5eei6ladtbe
,iht nna onocres 8oblflinqenoes
Mit beitcm @rub SIR Onnfbor
rgcbener
8. bon @iInefi. Sptut.
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Gma6a @ctrciScmarft.

0maba, 2. &uguit 1916.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

5rou Bertha @etsI6maun bat
nodlolgcnoc S1reiben aus Den
aricasgciongcncn 2agern in Sapon
crbolten Die mir hermit nnperfiir3t
mie0er aeben.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-11-14
TUBERCULOSIS WEEK

December 3 to 10 inclusive has
been set aside as tuberculosis Week
in the United States, according to
an announcement today by The Ma
tional Association for the Study
and Prevention of tuberculosis.
During this week an effort will be
made to enlist the cooperation of
every church, school, anti-tubercu-
losis and public health organization,
lodge, and working mems organiza-
ton in the United States in an ac-
tive effort to bring tuberculosis to
the attention of the people.
Three special feature days will
be held during the week, December
6, will be National Medical Exam
ination Day. On that day an effort
will be made to get every body, men,
women and children, whether sick
or well, to be examined in order to
find out if they have any defects or
impairments of their bodies that
need attention. If examination is
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-11-14
How's BUSINESS

Business goods No, BETTERi
1916 in the busiest year we have
ever experienced. Here, there and
eveiywhere--the outlook presented
Is one TO make business men re-
joice. Railroads are crammed and
jammed with freight--mills, fac
tories, looms, every machine that
can turn a wheel is busy for the
next twelve months.
Could anyone ask brighter, more
glorious prospects9 Time now for
knockers to join the "Noknomore
Club"-time now for gloomy cloud
watchers to bring their eyes to earth
and look at actual conditions. Pes
simists are through-they're out Of
their jobs. 1916 has brought about
an era of prosperity and success
which every man of affairs agrees
is not "blue sky" but 'long green.y
Get in the Boosters column your
self. Help the work along by your
contribution to the atmosphere of
good spirits and brighter conditions.
You have probably made more
money than ever before during 1916
keep the ball rolling this coming
year, also, and you'll surely reap
plentiful dividends of wealth, health
and happiness.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-11-14

not possible on December 6, APP
pointments will be made then for
later examination.
December will be Children's
Health Crusade Day. 1t is hoped
that at that time to launch a ma
tional organization of Modern
Health Crusaders, an association of
the children of the United States
in the public schools, for fighting
against tuberculosis and for better
health.
December 8 or 10 will be observ-
ed, according to the convenience of
the churches, as tuberculosis Day.
A special sermon and a series of
talking points for ministers and
others have been prepared and will
be ready for distribution in the
near future.
Last year over 100000 organiza-
tons and institutions took part in
the tuberculosis Week celebration.
1t is expected that this year this
number will be greatly increased.
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sity. Author of many books, in
Guiding "History of the American
People"
1902-President of Princeton Uni
versity. Established preceptorial
system, which took care of the
students spare time. Attempted
to break up cliques in college and
have students commingle in dormi-
tories. Plan finally rejected by
trustees, after being accepted.
1910-Became candidate for Gov
ernor of New Jersey, being taken
up by James Smith, Jr., in Demo-
cratic year. Elected by almost
$4,000 majority.
1911-Blocked Smiths design to get
into United States Senate. Stood
for primary system. Called Gin
CRATE" by Croker. Denounced by
James R. Nugent, of New Jersey,
as Liar and migrate"
1912-Nominated for President of
United States after heated fight
in Democratic Convention, William
J. Bryan quitting Clark at a cru
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-11-14
CAREER OF WOODROW WILSON

Born December %, 1856, in Staun-
ton, Va. Scotch Irish descent.
Son of Joseph Ruggles Wilson
and Jessie Woodrow.
1S75-Entered Princeton University.
Became interested in history and
defects in American system of
Government.
1879 Graduated from Princeton.
Took course of law at University
of Virginia. Rested with parents
a year at Wilmington, n. c.
1SS2-Began practice of law in
Atlanta, Ga.
1SS3-Met Miss Ellen Louise Arson,
whom he afterward married.
1SS5-Student at Johns Hopkins
University. Married on June "a.
Began teaching a girls school,
Bryn Mawr, near Philadelphia.
1S8S-Teacher of political economy
and history at Wesleyan Univer-
sity, Connecticut.
1S9O-Profqssor of jurisprudence
and politics at Princeton Univer-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-11-14
VIRGINIA FARMER
Restored To Health BY VinoI

Atlee, Vat was weak, rundown,
no appetite, my blood was poor, could
not sleep nights and was rapidly los
ing flesh, but am a farmer and had to
work. Medicines had failed to help me
until took Vinol. After taking three
bottles my appetite is fine, / sleep well,
my blood is good and / am well again"
ORLANDO w. BoRKEY.
Vinol, which contains beef and cod
liver peptones, iron and manganese
peptonates and glycerophosphates, is
guaranteed for rundown conditions.
Bassett Drug Co., Mt. Sterling, XIV.
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cial moment and throwing his
strength toward the New Jersey
Governor.
1913-Inaugurated President. Began
to deliver messages to Congress
instead of having them read by a
Congress clerk. Pushed through
Congress Tariff Bill, lowering
schedules and making wool and
many other things free, with sugG
free in three years. Demanded
repeal of Panama Canal tolls
clause. Congress acceded to re-
quest.
1914-Congress passed and Presi-
dent signed Federal Reserve Bill.
Antitrust Bill and similar meas
ures passed. Continued struggle
to get rid of Huerta. Finally sue
cessful when dictator abdicated.
Mrs. Wilson died.
1915-1Iad controversy with Ger
many regarding submarine attacks
on ships. As result of notes
Germany promised not to torpedo
ships without warning nor any
neutrals unless they carried con-
traband of war.
1915-Mar1ied second time, Deem
Der Is, to Mrs. Edith Gait, of
Washington.
1916-Renominated to presidency.
Controversy with Carranza re-
garding American troops in Mex
leo. Trouble averted.
1916-Urged Congress to pass eight
hour law to avert railroad strike.
Congress followed advice.
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Say what YOU please about enthu-
siastic people, / like them. The
cold, clammy people, who intimate
that they have always had better
than You, don't please me. And if
people are enthusiastic over our new
suit, we don't care whether they are
sincere or not.
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We work and both for years writing
the responsibility of guarantee will bankab references
those desiring These advertising
usually sell at most optical establishments
This the first time knowledge that
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Every time the dove of peace
tries to light in Mexico the buzzards
scare it away.
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responsible people win
fakrs We will make
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We would ask not to let remarkable your
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places by who responsible established
do they claim ourselves established both
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OUR OBJECT

In making this remarkable offer of $500 glasses $1O0
pair simply introduce service your community well
our CRYSTAL LENSES. Our CRYSTAL LENSES have
with great by people who wearing them
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duced
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The common people listen to
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Remember

That the above offer of $500 eye glasses for pair
for this visit only Special prices other classes of Optical work
Regular prices will prevail after Mt Sterling
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Our Optical Specialist

and his assistant have had of experience may rely
them absolutely They will be pleased to examine all
have trouble glasses ABSOLUTELY FREE We would
suggest therefore that you call them
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-04
LEGISLATION TO
ENCOURAGE u. s
BUSINESS MEN TO
CAPTURE TRADE
Trade Board Urged to
Clear Up Anti Trust
Export Status
DOUBTS SHOULD
ALL BE REMOVED

icy Leased Wire to New Mexiean.)f
Washington, May 3.-LegisIatlon te
encourage American business me to
application of antitrust laws to export
trade by removing all doubt as to the
application OF antitrust laws to expo
business was recommended to con,
gress today In a report Of the federal
trade commission.
The commission says its investiga
ton into foreign trade Conditions has
established the fact that doubt as ID
the application Of the antitrust laws
to export trade now prevents action
hy American business men in export
trade, eVen among producers OF non
competing goods.
I'm view of this fact" the report
says, "and Of the conviction that co
operation should be encouraged in ex
Port trade among competitors as well
as misconceptions, the commission
recommends the enactment Of declara
tory and permissive action to remove
this doubt.
"The conn mission feels it would fail
in its duty If it did not uge the press
ing need of such action Immediately,
ut Is not reasonable" says the re-
port, ito suppose that congress meant
to obstruct the development of our
foreign commerce by forbidding the
use, in export trade, of methods oil
organization which do not operate to
the prejudice of the American public,
and which are lawful in the countries
where the trade is to be carried on"