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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
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fit Die Jta(iener!
S%erluren S%tellnn9er am gDlmiao
Ssifentopf NIT 449 Maun
8efaugenen.

Berlin, 20. alar8. @ier mel.
oct anlttihL
Am unteriauf bes sSioll8o Qrif.
fen Die Stalierer III Der Rabe BON
Sel3 uniere 6rort an, tpur6en ie.
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icrc 8er1alle errejdJt 1attetl. Gas
Observation-Disclosures ltn0 Ser
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8nrhiAuittSinteniitdt nidlt 6inolls.
qegan9en. Sn Sen abidnitten bon
SN4arito, 8Iitid un0 8ella mar
oa8 Artiqeriefeuet auf beioen Sci.
ten eiit iebr beftigcs.
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tuerfer.
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loruie bei Jlipa nno @tloi-
caria entpideIten iid artiaerte.
fdlnpfe bon mittluer 5eftf9feit4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

2fn 6reitu0, ben "a. Maara, ge-
langt Die groBe Wiuiitiaiion in S4no-
Dn 8ltrn qlbi6luB. 2n oert 9(beno
miro ooS Stem 0orfer SDmpbonie.
0rdeIter NIT 8alter 9amroIdl uno
benz 8ianiiteu Soiepb Sofrnarn IN
Dem 4u0itoriuin 1uftreter. 0qs
0r6eIter iebt itd) aus 81 eritflal
iigen W5tiifern ~3uIaun1tett.
Sos aon3ert lit beIonoers oesbalb
6enerfenspert, neil Soiepb Sofmann
nit Dem 0rdeter reiit. 9ofnldnn
trnt Dor IA Sabren ais 5~ebnidbri9er
3nabe allf rllO erIangte oanlals all.
genietne Entertaining. Gr bat lid
mittlerneile gum Mleiiter berangebil+
Del, mo feline @rfolge in ben groBten
5taoteu Oes 2au0es firlo u%ltoerfenn-
bar geiueien.
9iriaent GnmroId bat Elm bor-
8iiglides 4ro9rontm 8~uiaumer9e-
itellt, Dos Oerf @eidnlod daer 011t.
entipredeu oitrfte.
9a5 foIge10e grogrolnm miro
ausgefiibrt;
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
5. S. S. 1T rein
Oegata6lilC6= ,Naturs
Blut-B e0anO(unQ!

a1rtbige hdben entoedt, oob @afb
ftno 6elo reldlih NIT Bflonsen an.
hetlllt itn0, ipeldle Die &allptteiIe fiji
9eilmtttel 5ui1t seitrferen faIt aIler
!menidlidef 9rdnfbeiten biloen. 02e.
Ioiaineu, aus arGutern un0 @orfen
beite9eno, lueIdle Die gtotur ben 02en.
lden our gerfii9lrng geltellt bat. limo
better OILS itarfe mtner1IiiAe Mir.
tilrett. Waineralifde Meoi3inen mir
fen ifaoIid auf Die 3arten EeiIe 0es
SDltents, beion0ers oif ben MaaenI
iIno bic Gingetpeioe, irt6ern file 0ie-
lelben ober, droniide unber6auIid.
fett neririafen uno oft bic @eiuf0.
belt untergraben. 9. g. g. tit ln-
ter @nrantte Elm reines 8flouaen.
lbeilnrittel nftO beitebt g1n8Eid aus
miloen, beillaulen, remember Wur.
5elt, arautern utb ain6ett. fpeIha
attdt MIR ale SeiLe oes SuItems
fDleoer alfboueft ionoern ale Site
tino llnreinbeiten aus Dem 8Iit Der.
treiben. 9. 9. Q. tit cine fidere
8ur fir ale gIut.aranfbeiten. gs
,reintst Oas gaH5e Spftem. e. 9. 81
III IN ieoer apotbefe at BADEN. 81
=. 2. 1T cine Gtan0or6 Meoiain.
lnnerfdunt ala Oos er0Bte ie erfun1
pene 8Iutuittel. Sails SIR ssaa END
lbeion6erer it, idreibeu Sic an
owttt Speeifir Go, 2ltIartn, Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
9,rirfr INN hriihrn.

5rmt Crete G1gerb, Satin unle.
res geiddbtcn Mttbiirgers Serrn
u. s. GggerB, hat bon ibrer Sou.
ltfte, 6rnl; Dr. meo. @ruiien0of
5tl 8iloesfeiut, eilen crfriIden0en
0ricf aus 1~entiflnn6 erbalten, bon
tueIGem mir foIgertoes e~nt1te6mea (:
.llrs bier brlbell ac1t es gut. @lein
Mann hlieG at @nuie, IA er ais
Ittt1itheiiser. iuoour9 er ntotat4
ltd 300-4008 ae.
ben ulb iie pieoer oieitf0biq hin.
ousieliGen fem, nno iomit mehr
niitt, ais euOere ali Der Sront.
8eiin aud Gle 0abrunasmittel ten
er g%etuorOen ftr0, 70 ftmeden inns
%geberpnrit g'aitfr, Gier - aeaet.
udrtig t6 Biehnig oas Gtitd-
ano oergIeid)en ntfr, berrIid. gr,i.
Der 0ris lit nod innller unberIebt.
mon1ertaH ais Maior Dor
8beims. nash0tm er Die aeIOsiiec
IN @eIgien, 1Inblono uu0 IN sen
sarpdtbcn rliiocmadt bat. @ie
allies in eieiem Sabre fomnen
rHaa Bott n~iifea. SIR ite6rn
aber triaaut atf alien 6routen,
imo iolanae Der aniier qeluno blcibf
nit bisher, hoiien mir ons gc.
ltt.
&ciGdodltcn mar ih nit me4cr.
sodlter in gcrIin; oaa mar Gin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
gOit 9lHto ii6erfaaen.

Gan Giego, Sal, 20. 0adrs
Gin 8oItalltomobil, in iDc[dem ffd
iefS gaifagiere. baritnter cine
Bran. befanben rullroe Gonntaq
obert0 cine M1eiIe oieSIeits Der me.
1ifdntiden @reu5e bon einem mas.
tierten 8onoiten ilberfaIleu. Ger.
ieIbe beroubte idrtIite Se~SnIaTien il.
res @eI6es uro ibrer @ertlofeL
.,tuorauf er 6abonritt. Gin stneites
&oitaltto, meldes flirS 0orauf aif
6erielben &trede eiitraf, tpur0e
Don Dem StraEenrduber nidt Be.
loitiat. MIR iuit6e Der Chauffeur
onfgeforbert 10 raid lpie mogltb
lueiter at fnbrcn. Man nimnnt an,
Deb Der Bandit Elm amertfaner
tUar, Der iid nadbcr iiber Ole Gren
5e fliid)tete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
9ente 1T Der S@lnbtag oer
9oppeli ttmmeu TIT Mutotonteit!
9(aer Noraustdt mad inO TT Oen naditen Sagen i~nterei,
iante SeriGte Der aomteitanten ~ ~erparten!
Saab srnnmsler aug gaea eanntp. Neb, 1ente an Der sgIts

Die Set Ser 9oppelltinlnen I'M
artontobiI : aonteIt Der &dg[iden
Omaha &ribine gebt beute gu @noe.
piftige 8erio0e oeS irieoli.
den @ettitreites miro, mie es ben
fat bon Oen G%oHteItanten
ariinolid ausgeutibt. a~aeroiugs lGBt
iid barber iett nod fetn abi4lie.
ben0es ltrteil fallen, ga Die lebten
9eritte fin oteie 8eit erIt bellte BON
ben aontetnnten abgeianOt iperoen
ulio nidt Dor morgen poer ii6crmors
gen in Der Office Der Iribiine elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

treffen perOen. Sobiel aber l1Bt
iid meIoen, oaB aae 9%onteItanteu
cen Gutidlub gefoBt batteu Die Belt
eriinolid aus8uniitert.
eelbitperitanOIid lit 81 ~ertuarten
onb Der frieOlide @ettitreit auh
naeb Der 8eit Der 8oppelitintmen an
oetuinnen rpir0. Ser Son.
teit oauert iebt nod bier 8oderb
cr idLiebt am 10. 9tpril ulto aiebt
olio nod iebem aontetauter binrei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
JnOrgen HOn5ert 0eS
Men0e(s(O0n- G6Ors!
9as a6idiebs, apnsert Ses tiidtigen
GiriseHteu SbumaS 3. Self.
SMIia Glaufeu, Soliitin.

Den Gmabo @euoelsiobn Gbor
miro morgen Gienstag, 81. Mdr5,
I'M WopO 2beater Inter Der Mit.
mirfimg bon Mtme. Sllin Glauiien
Elm aon5ert abboIteu. SER Gbo.
mas s. apap lcitct oir a%uffil6ruttg.
Dies lit bic ein3iae auFiiibrung iii
oieler Sniiou nuter @iitDirflng sic.
fer eroBen Soliitin. Seoerrnomi
tam iiA pobl oilf Mme. 5ulia
GlouiIen bonn Omaha Sdngcrfeit crs
intern urtO es finoet iid iifcrlid
cine groBe 4n8obl edter Mufttfretn.
be, bic it4 oieie giiuitioe @eIeoen.
belt nidt entgeben laIieu peroeu,
u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

denOe @eIegenbeit, iegtideu go
iprung gu iiberbolen. glud meroe..
mir ntorgen cine anfiinbigung ma
den, ote oas beionoere Slitereiie ie-
hes aonteltanten finben Oiirfte.
aonteitdtlt Safob 8rututeier aus
9oDo Gountp, 9eebr., lit belte ME
Der an Die Spiee Der aontetanten
getreter. Sbm oat naditen ite1t 81.
Sagiit aus Coles Goltutp, sd, mo
Ser brittle i'm 9iuioe lit Sobarnes
Meper ans Mfercer Gountp, gtoro-
9afotn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

]. Gel.
Sbmpbonp geo. 5, in g Minor :.
................ Gi6nttoDstD
Nr0onte. Allegro con ot1ima.
art0ante cantabile.
8alie.
5inole.
Grcerpts aus uSpbigenio in aulis"
............ 8alter 8omrold.
entrance Of tbeNiaioen8 Of Gbalci8
Q9iles gfacing tbe Chariot
Reloordma fiir Jl0te, alarinette
utto Sarfe.
Serren aintoi0, 2nngenlts II. 2otito.
Spbigentd'S 6arelpeil.
ST. SacquesRenoro.
2, Sell.
Concerto FIR 4iono nit 9rdeItet IN
y ..........+..... Rubinitein
Nooeroto con moto
g(noante
4Iearo.
9err &ofmallft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
9entidle nnb p1erreidiide gpit.

Die nddllten nelttraIen 8ampfer.
Die goitiaden Tilr 9eutidIano linb
llngnrn mitnebmeft, itno:
afb 9teip gorf:
%. Mdr5 = 9ampfer 3lluiteO
States" uab aopenbogen.
30 Ndr5-Gampfer Oscar 2"
nuh a%openbagert
/. qpril - 3anpfer ygergeas.
fporo4 nad G6riitiania.
gs lit notpen0ig. oen 1onen oes
betreffenben Dampfers groB mo
oeutlid auf Dem 9riefumiAlag 5u
termerfen. Sober grief ioIlte oer-
ort marfiert peroerL ga er IonIt
bieIleidjt onf neutra[en 9ampfern
beF6roart miro, Die eltgliide 61fen
anlaufcn, mo ipos Die Serren Gnq.
IGnoer init IoIt tim, tueIde fir lire
6einoe %beitinfntt iiilo. tpeib man ia
ailr Oelilae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

Smiths Naklnff, a[penn So ......... 10000
s. q. 9ipt6, Seotts Bluff So. ....... 10000
gStllie Seelis, Milam 90 10000
9etlef Saeobien, SOa So, Sa........ 10000
6enr1 Mnafe, Gtpe So. ........... 10000
Spbn Splun, 8arreu gp, 81. ....... 10000
". @olterts, 8iunebaso gDy Soma 10000
9th Seible, Milnm So. Seq 10000
s. s. sdroeSer, Starf So, ". DAT 10000
y. 2apitein, aincoln So, @aIb -. 10000
6re6 9reius, SiOalsu So, Seq. ...... 10000
Mif emma gneSfe, Saas Goy Ser. 10000
SenrB Wleber, S6nrftun So ......... 10000
Iarl Mta, SaIinc So ............ 10000
Sips. gerg, So6nfon So. 10000
Did Meper, Gbaie So ................1 10000
Sacob gieriaf, Maripn Gp., 5reg. ~. 10000
8, SdrueSer, Sitrner So, 9. 9af 49,. 10000
5. q. Saeobien, grdiufOrO So, Sa. -. 10000
Seurp 2. ROie, Sebaiian 3d. 9Irf ... 10000
Mrs, GnO. grneseert, Sruqnois So. 81. 10000
SSue 8. StanseI, Sagette So, SeraS j. 10000
Gtto Sdnrmer, Serrien Go., Did 10000
g6rif, sdneioer, SSadipn Gp,, So. 10000
6. 0a. isabel, Mariou &c. Oregon 10000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

01s aott5ert 81 bellid]en. .Belither
triiberer MenoelSiobn Gbor aor3er.
te meroen aud Die 2eiitittgen oteies
Chores 8u iuiiroigen ipiiien uiiO iih
III S6aren einfin0en.
9aS utorgtge aon5ert ipir0 b0dIt.
ipabriheinti9 0os g[bIdieoSfon8ert
Dnn Serrn 3bouras s. aelD fem, Der
nnh Chicago ~ber5ieben miro. Serr
Sellg bat ben Gbor 51t Dem gemadt,
mas er bette lit. all einem Der
leiftungSf1bigiteu Gb6re Oes 2qf0es..
0os %ntuiitoliide Omaha bat 6ieiern
Mamie Diel at beroanten un0 io(lte
i9n morgel 0Hr6 eirtell W}aiieibe.
iltdl Die tDoblOeroiente 4%nerfennlng
5ol[eu.
DOS nn6foIgenoe betrlide gro.
gronim totnmt CUR 4l,Sfitbruug:
Gboral-08o SOB on Sigh ......
.....,.......... 0teuoelsiobn
(9(uein @ott In Der SOB iei Chr
@rucifirus-(8. &eiD Mntonio2 ottt
(9e mas crlciftG6 olio for us utoer
Yoftitts 9iIate: 9e iuifere0, aan
mas burie0).
4ntben for tbe faitbfua 0eporte0-
oSotp 8leIt Gre Chen" ......
................ 8ldoifotusfn
(6rom the aoinonifon of tbe Greet
&iturgD.)
M1et1oel5iobn Gbor.
ario - 4llls grand bans ion Oh.
leurite (from Ga Heire Sc 5Qba)
Observation-Disclosures. @ounoD
gllae. Sltlia gIoufen.
Hdrt-5ongs:
0@bifpers Of GUNNER ........
............ GoIertoge &nDlor
(aatDleen eosmon).
gSbe See 5bore4 GoIertoge.GaDIor
Gborna3 9oo0).
@lenoeIsiobn Gbpr.
Songs in ergliib:
o2tgbt' ................ 8nuer
o2ife ano Geatb" @oIeriogeG QDlor
aGroole Song" $3.50. Wic5dpoen
46loo0S Of Spring Gadnaninoit
(Wtine. elauiler).
8nltie.
5ibe Rart Mla0rigal - Lie gel8@
.............. Clarence 2ucas
(eogar QQnn 8oe).
MenOelsIobn Ghor.
Songs III Stpe0ii9:
IS Seralietts 2uitgaro4 S%ioegren
Ill NIT 9ierteS Drowning -.
........... 9ader Broen0ablI
,Stogoufuors Gomez" Wtcrifmto
y9g iea bill 6tage fra 5Doetrs gIom-
tter" .............. Sioegren
(9llrnc. Glauiien).
Jtuo 9legro Spirituols:
dig W1g @rnbe@ fir ports) ......
...... 4rr. BON s.. 6. Burleiab
,8eep 8iber@ (four part8) ......
...... arr. ron $. &. 8urIeieb
@1enoeIsiobn Gbor.
IN German:
,Morgen" Hiharb SttouB
,Rltbe, meme seele~ bid. etranb
gcrborgenbeit" $500. Suao 8olf
,@rlfonig4 ............ Sdlbert
(aPme. Glaufien).
Bart Bearp 4ino Of tie
8eft~ e. 6. 8rofpit) .......
.......... Cir Ghtparo Cigar
Bort Gong Dou Stole 92p 2o0e"
(geunOap, 1863. ...........,.
......... 8olter @tacGorren
Solt Gong Minnie 2ailrie@ I'LL.
................ Seottiib
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
sSetter6eridt.

@cterberidt.
Sir Omaha uHo 1tmgegerto
Sdon beltte dbeilb ur0 9ienstua;
iortgeiekt mtilOe geutperotur.
SIR 9ebrasfa; aagemein Id0n
bette abeno inn GienStag; fortoe.
iest miIbe .Semperntiir.
s5ilr Soma: Seitpciic beipolft ben.
te obeio unn GicHstog; n1rnlcr am
Qiellstag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
aarainaI Serome @etti a~eitor6en.

Gort 20. Mdr5, aar6innl
Serome @otti, 8rafett Der gropo.
ganoa, lift aeItern bier geitorben.
Ger entidlafeile airdenfilrIt mel.
der Elm aGter non SO Sobren Ell.
reidte, ipltroe 1895 sirrn anrSinaI
erboben. DDS gmt oes 9rdfeftei
Der Propaganda lit Gins Der mid.
tigften utb ciufLaBreidIten in Ser
fatboIiihen airdle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
STE Ramea Der %Ronttfanttn nns tire stimmerag fnS De fda;

SaeOb grnnmeier, 8upO Gu. 10000
$. Sasit, Gules GD, SQ. ...... $4,000
SpBannes Mever, Mereer GOy 9. DAT, .158,000
SenrD 4oaud, Douglas Gu ........ $4,000
u. +. geidprner, G~ancaiter So ...... $4,000
s. 9ttO, Sry Grapfuro So, Sa. $4,000
8. 5. 9aitsman, Gage So. ...... .t4S,0O0
s.. s. 8untcmeDer, s8aber Gp .147,O00
!Seinr. Sursens, Sripp Gp4 9. O.. .100,4O0
s. q. GeifidneiOer, Gbafamas Gp, Orc. $4,000
8illie airdGOff, Sutitb &c. SAM -. 10000
8m, WReger, 8latte Gu. $4,000
Gan[ 8enner, Gage Gp. $4,000
ST. SanOer, 9lattc 81. $4,000
Saeo6 9ieb, Barton Gu., SAM ...... $4,000
SenrB Gins, gonlber 3d. Golo 49,. $4,000
q, q. 8eitel, Sae So, SOMA. ...... .2S,000
antanous aanps, GlaD Gu. ........ 10000
Geo. 5erstr, Qulf go, So. ........ $4,000
4ng. 8eabt, Seiuarb IS. ..24,600
Gttp 8pgner, &nar So .24,000
5re0. M. 8enSt, Mari6na So, Saui !. 1850
ST.. Sittnanu, 9irpn So ......... $4,000
5ranf 8abelta, SnseOla Co., Mid :. 10000
SopO SlOter, 8ianebaso Goy ga. 49,. 10000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
MACH & MACH
3aDndr5te
{ cine Sane ala audeuRtnbfr

8sR ansasHastste iatmasali4s Of
Nt in mItiIsreH sseisa. OoAosaete~
He arbeit ~ Hasieen grsika. aasr.
kHaHfaauHgtn asrabt Dis BE 3asme.
aat JnffrumeHis IoraFalte HtnEEari
esd aS AtaAeluaa De- 3stmhn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

&c besobIt iid, in ben .aIoI.
ansei9en" fcr Gribnne 81
anna nelren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

Maa unterItitse Die oeutfde
ErcIIe, inoen man al ibrer Der.
1reituna beitr1at.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-06-16
TIGERS PLACE FOURTH
IN BIG TRACK MEET
Missouri University Stars Finish
Brilliant Season in Great
Form.

AS a fitting climax to a season
of brilliant victories, seven men
of the University of Missouri
track team went to Evasion, ILL.,,
June 8 and pulled down fourth
place in the Western Conference
track and field meet, the biggest
event Of its kind in the country.
Bob Simpson, the Bosworth,
Mo-, hurdling marvel, again
equaled his worlds record time
of ID 3-5 seconds over the high
hurdles ad set a new Western
Conference record of % As
second in the low hurdles. Daggy
placed third in the 440 yd. run,
the Tiger relay team placed
third, Powell tied with three
others for first place in the pole
vault and Simpson tied for
fourth place in the broad jump.
The Missourians scored 20 IA
points against the 20 ga points
which won third place for the
University of Chicago. Wis
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-06-16
When Does the Next Presidents
Term Begin?

Because March A, 1917, falls on
a Sunday, there has been con-
siderable speculation as to the
beginning of the term of the
President who shall be elected by
the electors of President and
Vice President chosen in No
vember. Some persons believe
that as it is not customary to
hold the Inauguration ceremon-
les on a Sunday, the Secretary of
State, assuming him to possess
the constitutional qualifications,
will be President under the act
of succession until Monday but
this will not necessarily be the
case.
Since the foundation of the
Government March A has fallen
on Sunday in three years which
witnessed the induction of a
President into Office. In 1921
James Monroe postponed his
swearing in until Monday, March
5; in 1849 Zachary Taylor follow
ed his example; but in 1877
Rutherford B. Hayes adopted a
different course. Because of the
peculiar conditions surrounding
his attainment of the office, Mr.
Hayes and his friends feared
there might be a demonstration
in opposition to him, and even
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-06-16

James Kelly Pool, editor of the
Cetralia Courier and Democratic
candidate for Secretary Of State,
has been fighting the battles Of
his party for a third Of a cen
fury. Always on the firing line,
he has never faltered or failed
to do his duty in every campaign
So effective was his work on the
publicity committee six years
ago that one of the best known
Congressman of the state, who
now has no opposition for re-
nomination, recently stated that
he regarded Kelly POOLS service
to the party in that campaign
greater than that of any other
man in the state. For years past
Kelly Pool has been assisting in
getting up the campaign sheet
from week to week, for which
service he has never charged or
been paid one single cent. Fair
minded Democrats love to reward
those who have unselfshly
served the party. For the first
time in his life Kelly Pool is
asking for a place on the Demo
cratic ticket. He is qualified and
worthy and should be nominated.
He is pre-eminently the man for
the place and his name on the
ticket will be worth thousands of
votes to the ticket in November.
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GOOD WRESTLING
SHOWN IN PLAY,
THE
is Popular in Iceland,
Where Gaines Drama is
Laid.

Wrestling is one of the most
popular sports in Iceland, and
several excellent wrestling bouts
are seen in the William Fox pic.
turization of Hall Gaines cele,
brated novel. The screen story
of "The Bondman" opens with
the Festival of the Mount Of
Laws, Iceland's greaest holiday.
Patriksen, huge winner Of the
wrestling contest, challenges
Stephen AIRY, a large-Iimbed
gagabond who is present at the
festival.
Stephen throws Patriksen, who
is obliged to relinquish the belt
won but a few minutes before.
Rachel, daughter of the govern
or of Iceland, awards the prizes.
AS she removes the belt from
Patriksen's waist and presents it
to Stephen they realize their
mutual love.
Patriksen's brother, angered
that the championship belt leave
the family, lies in wait for Steph-
en- and attacks him. Stephen, in
self-protection, breaks the back
If the wrestler's brother. Rachel
md Stephen are married. Later
.fter Stephen has deserted Rach-
ell and is living in the Isle of
Man, one of Patriksen's relatives
avenges the death of Patriksen's
brother.
William Farnum, player of red
blood parts, is seen in the dual
role of Stephen and his son,
Jason.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA s T . RIA

A. H. Burress of Annuity, Mo-,
who has been visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. George Gafin, in this
city left Saturday for Branson,
Mo.
Harry Davis spent Sunday in
Kansas City.
Miss Ruth Craig spent Sunday
in Higginsville.
Miss Pauline Wilson went to
Linneus, Mo-, Saturday for a
visit with Mrs. Raymond Mad
dox. Mrs. Maddox was formerly
Miss Viola Fetty, a student of
Central College.
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A BAKERY FCR L

If you want a nice cake for
your Sunday dinner or any other
special occasion call phone 399.
We make and deliver on short
notice Angel Food, Cream Puffs,
Carmel Roll, MarchmellOw Roll,
Jelly Roll, DOughnuts and Pies
Of all kinds. | also have the
Snowflake Wrapped bread,
Vienna Bread, Rye Bread, Whole
Wheat Bread and the Twin
caves. The wagon makes trips
o town each day.
A. c. MEIERER.
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SPECIAL PRICES

for the next few days in our
French Dry Cleaning depart
ment.
Gents 2 or 3 piece Suits, clean.
ed and pressed $1.00.
Ladies Suits, plain, cleaned
pressed S1.00.
Suits pressed, rs cents.
Our repairing is done by ar.
expert.
Phone 426, and we win do the
rest.
Suits in a rush that's our spec.
iality.
GEO.
Merchant Tailor.
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that disorder and instruction
might occur. Consequently they
decided to take no chances, and
Mr. Hayes took the oath of Of
flee at 1905 o'clock in the even
ing of March 8. Thus, when
Grants term expired his sue
cessOr had already qualified, and
was ready to perform the duties
of the office. The course follow
ed by Mr.. Hayes is open to no
objection as to its legality there
is no provision of the Constitu-
ton or the statutes which says
that the man about to enter the
Presidential office shall be sworn
in on March A, or at any partic-
ular place. The Costitution
says:
"The executive Power shall be
vested in a President of the
United States of America. He
shall hold his Office during the
Term of four years, and to-
gether with the Vive-P President,
chosen for the same term, be
elected, as fOllows:* + x
Before he enter on the Execu-
ton of his Office, he shall take
the following Oath or Affirma-
4 ~
1t may suit the convenience of
the next gentleman chosen to be
the next President not to take
the oath of Office until March 5.
On the other hand, he may take
it on March l if he sees fit.
Whichever course he adopts, the
expiration of Mr.. Wilson's term
would be the beginning Of his
successors. Even should he de-
fer his swearing in, how shall
we construe the languague Of the
constitution, Before he enters
on the Execution of his Office, he
shall take the following oath or
Affirmation?" Would it be held
that the man elected possessed
the office on Sunday, March a,
but was incapacitated from be-
ginning the duties thereof until
it suited him to take the oath
The Congress of the Confedera-
ton on September 10, 1888,
fixed the first Wednesday of
March, 1889, as "the time = = =
for commencing, proceeding UNI
der the said (present) Constitu-
ton" Washington was chosen
President by the electors of
President and Vice-P President in
their several States on the first
Wednesday in February, but he
did not take the oath until April
30. Who was President from
March a, 1889, to April 80? If
Washington was not, the country
had none. We perfer to believe
that he was the President, but,
by reason Of his failure to take
the oath, was not qualified to
perform the duties Of the office.
New York Sun.
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Matthew Kenney of Kansas
City arrived Tuesday evening
for a visit here with his parents.
Mrs. Mamie Douglas return
ed to their home in Corder We'd
nesday after a visit here with
the family Of w. B. Douglas.
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For Sale-5 room house, one
arge lot, fruits and berries, good
)utbuildings. Also best located
in wellington with
established trade. Good rea-
ons for selling,-Jess Rey,
Wellington, Mo.
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The Germans nave confessed
to the destruction of two more
ships during the north sea ac-
ton. The whole truth regard
ing the results of this battle
may sometime be known.
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We are authorized to announce
j. w. SEATON

as a candidate for State Senator from
the Seventeenth district, subject to the
action of the Democratic party at the
primary, August 1, 1916.
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We are authorized to announce
CLARENCE /. VIVION

as a candidate for Prosecuting Attor-
ney Of Lafayette County, subject to
the action of the Democratic party at
the primary, August l, 1916.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-06-16

Miss Edna Green went to Kan
sas City yesterday for a visit.
Mrs. Chas. Warren went to
Aullville yesterday for a brief
visit.