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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-17
11r6iiScitt t11ilicns
1tGiitpaelteleitcr!
&antc Megormif bDn t6arriS6nrg
5nm 8oriibenOen Ses gfatiO.
ualanSldIniies crtuablt.

ct. 2ouis, DO, II. eylni. =
Sauce NtcGortnif bon Sorrisburg
lit gum 9oriibenOen oeS gtotiouaI-
ausibulies nn0 0omit gum Better
Der &onpogne fir oic 8ieoeripabl
beg 95rdltoenten du8crie6ett por0en.
8iQiom 0farib bon Soma miro
gum Shobnleiiter erp1blt mer0en.
IS berlnutet onB .. 2nnh BON
Minneiota gum Goriibenoen oes
@oa3ieblngsauSibuiies auserieben
lit Der NationdlalsIduB miro itd)
beute organiiieren uno gl4ne fir
oie beboritebenoe aompognc beipre-
den, Die nad Dem 8unId oes Sra
Iioenten 10 berlaiitet iuenigitens
iebr aggreiiiD gefilbrt neroen
ioll.
Die Stin1nung Inter Den Gars
teifii6rern iit i'm GQgemeinen iebr
auberfihtlid, menn iie ii6 aud nidt
berbebIen Dob 0er aonpf gegen
IS. 6. Sugbe8, oen repllbIifanilhen
annoioaten fem Ieidter iein miro.
gr IoIl nuf Der gandel 2inie nit
Dem gr0Bten Radorllf eefiibrt per.
ben ou Die oeInofrotiiden Siibrer
nidt MIR Die gripGbGltng 9r1iioent
Billions, ionoern oud) elmer an.
iebnliden Oernofratiifcn me6rbeit
i'm aongreB 0urn8ulesen iuiini6en,
Die ibnen Die 9lusfubrlmg ibres
Rarteiprosronins eruioaliat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-17
Gine Grkldrnno Ser
HcutIdben 1lNmiralitdt! /!
Die Anslaiinnsen Oes britiidsn No.
miralS sellirD iUer6eH an ben
Stranger geitellt.

Berlin, II. Stunt. iiber 2onSon.
Die neuerlihen glusloiiungen oes
9lomirols cir SSobn s5elicoe ilber
Die oeliti6en gerluite un0 Den glus.
gong Der Seei6labt i'm Sfogerroi
boben bic oeutiHe gl0miralit1t 5ur
8eroffeltli6ung Der folgenoen @r.
fl6rltng beranlabt;
o@ir tpeiien fteuer0ings 0oroui
bin, OaB Dem Oelitiden @eiautber,
tuIt bon go, ,72O &onnen elm britt.
l6er gerInit non 117150 Eonnen
gegeniiberitebt. gei oieIer britilGeu
3onnen5obl iuuroen aber MIR Die
bon britiI6er Seite amtli6 5ugege.
benen 9erluite berildlidtigt o8nr.
ipite" ni6t einbegriiicu. gla6 oell
4uslniIungen brttiiher @efongener
ipur0en ober aud nod anoere britt.
ide ariegsi9iffe berienft, Oorlmter
Ger 9redouaugbt n8aripite".
ngluf 0elti1er Seite lporen feline
onoeren oIs Die bereits beroifcnt-
Iihten gerlliIte 5n ber5ei6nen. Die
2iltc untfobt clifton, oSomnern",
o8iesbaoen", n5rnlenlob" 81.
6ing", nRoltod" 1n6 fiinf 3orpeoo,
boote. 0araus gebt aud bernor,
0aB Die britiiben 8erluite an Men-
i6euIeben beOeuter0 i1fperer paren,
ols bic 0eutiden.
o8dbren0 Die onltlidl Derfiln0eten
britiiden Sfiidiersberltite 343 Cote
coer gerntiBte un0 81 8erlUunoete
betrugen, iteatcn iid ole oeutideil
8erlitite an 9ffi3iereL SSugenieuren,
Sonit1tsoffiSieren 3o6lmei;tcrlL 9o-
oetten uito lllteroffi5ieren auf t72
Cote ODER 9erulibtr unb Al 8erpltn-
oete.
o0ie @eidntperIlrite an britiifcl
Wl1nnidnftn betrllgel fopeit Die
2(onlirolitdt fie beroffcntli6te. 6,t04
Tote tn0 BerniBte nnb 513 Ser
luunoete. anf Ociitider Seite: 2.414
Cote unO 9ernriBtc. mo 449 9er-
iplil0ete.
osSn un0 nod Der 5dlabt rettc-
tenten uniere ariegsidiffe tn Gng.
ldnoer, lpabreno 6 bis 6eitte nidt
befoltilt 1T, OoB FIFE oelttit9e Befdu.
gene aus Oieier Shlodt in britiIden
S1noen befinoen. Die 1dmen ser
britiiden @efongenen iollen Der brt.
tii6en aegierllng in Der iibIiden
Beiie befonnt gegeben tper0en."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-17

fdmpfen lpoIlen Die 9fMIen tpeitera
5000 Wiaun gef1ngen genonrnteu
boben D1breno 9erliner 8eri6ten
gemdB oos 9reffen fiir Die oeiit-
ihen 8erbiin0eten einen erfoIgreiden
8erlauf nobnl. Gie &lliien tpurben
SprildgeiAlagen uno berloren 400
Wtann on @efangeiten. Betrcgru.
Der geridten genldb baben bic Stub
ien felt Dem 8eginn ibrer Sffen-
iipe 10000 9lnnn eefnngen ee.
nommen. (Mian fiebt. init sfleinig-
teiten geben iib Die Suiien ribt
dbD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-17

den StonOpunft bertritt, gebcn ie.
csh 5u, 0nB Der 1arif einem 8ehiel
itnteriuorfen lit, I'M ou6 einen
@ehiel IN oen 8eltbon6el beaegnen
Gu tonncn Die greieniiie Der Iet.
ten 5pei Sabre bdben pieIe gIugen.
hlidspehieI BUR 5olee eebabt. 8tDei
StriegSiobre, lnelde oie SnolItrielon.
Der IN Maleioenidoft ge5ogen b1ben,
bringen ofononliide glenoerungen
berbor, 70 ipeitgebeno uno beridie.
Den, ipie ite ole 8elt groBer ni6t
geieben. lin iib nun 81 perge.
iutiIerit ipelder QLrt Oieie glenoerun.
gen lino, bat Der oernofratii6e aon.
greb cine iitporteiiide Soriffontiilton
borgeieben, oeren glrbeit BARN be.
itebt, Die ofonomii6e Gage GRIND,
LID au ituoieren, I'M unlere 5ufiinI.
tise 6isfolpoIttit felt5ulteaen. Cine
Oerartige Legislative Wobnobme fin.
oct iiuiere 8iIIigung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-17
Srankreidb tpiH nod
100000, 900 pltntpcn!
8ertpapiere neittraler Stnaten milf.
fen ais SiGerbeit binter.
legt iuerOen.

92cm gorf, II. Sum. Inter.
banbllmgen iino I'M @anee, cine
neue fron8oiifde 2tnIeibe bon $780,
100000 81 512 Bro6. 3inien m
Nelp gort unter5ubringen. Die Sin.
Ieibe iol IN 5mei big orci s5obrcn
etnIosbar iein. 9lls Si6er6eit nruB
Die fran86iiidbe Regierung 9onoS
nelltraler Regierungen btnterlesert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-17
Gcicbicbtc Ses lsrieoes
I'M cf1ol. Bcleitcbtmit9!

2onoon II. Siuti.-syobn g8iI.
liam 6ortescue, 8ibIiotbefnr I'M
8inoior GoitIe, bot BON Der engIi.
i6en 9teeierung ben 9(nftrog erbal-
ten, Die offisteIle @eihitbte bes ee-
genipdrtigen 9rieeeS dli fhreiben.
@r bat inter an0erem cine @eidvi4.
te Der britiiben glrnee bonn 1899
bis 1916 berfaBt. (g(Is EiteL fin
oos g8erf iblagen mir agngliI6e
01iin6bauiinoen" bor.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-17
@etterberidt.

Sir Gmnbo uno 1lulgegeno. Geil.
peiie belu6Ift beltte obenO unf
Counting. gtipos mGrner beutt
uben0.
sir glebrosfo. 3eiltpeiie beiuolfi
belite nbeno un0 m1rfner i'm oft.
liden IeiI. 8abri1einli1 unbe.
iidnoig am Sonntaq
6iir Soma: 9lngenleit idon beu-
te abell0 uno Sonlttos. Gtipos mar.
rler bellte obeno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-17
Glt0l. GcrpcGcbcct
inn RaftaI Derlcnkt!

2onoon, II. 2urti. = Ser britt.
ide Gorpe6oidger oGben" foIIi0ierte
i'm Gnqlil6en aonoI nit einen1 on-
0eren &riegsidiff uno eiug nit SO
Wann unS bret Gffi5teren rrter;
81 Mann fpuroen gerettet. 60
muroe beltte naAnlittog bon Der
britiiden gIomirolitdt aetneloct.
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unierer Seite bic geiniiienbofteite
9filffidtnnbme ouf bic 5ouperdni.
tat elmer ie6en bon ibnen.
llniere 5altnng su MerifD.
Der Wongel elmer ltdbilen Derant.
mortliden Hegierling in Rerifo, 0ie
fdbig mare, rduberiide lleberfdle alt
unterbriiden uno gtorobrenner rn0
gan0itenbon0en 5u beitrofen, ipeIhe
ni6t mir in Merifo ielbit Die 2eben
un0 oos @igentltm Der bort oni1ili-
gen amerif1nii6en 9itrger uernihtet
baben ion0err in unier 2ano einge-
fallen iino llno bic oortige 8eb6Ife.
ring befriegt uno ermor0et baben
bat es 5eittpeiie uottuenoig gemadlt,
einen 9eil 0ieleS nit uns befreunoe-
ten 2an0es nlilit0riid 8u beieBen.
8is olird bic &eriteIlln,g bon @eieb
urto 0ronitng oaielbit cine BieDer-
bolung oerortiger ginfdle unr16g-
lid gelnadlt, bIei6t Die Gottpeiloig-
felt oieier 8eietung beiteben.
Cine eSnterbention, ineI9e n0tiger
@etle cine rnilitGriide llnteroriidltnq
nit iid brinet, ftebt i'm @egenlab
5un Gntpfinoen oe8 alnerifanii6eit
8olfes, troboem Die 8ro6osierunq
bier8u 9roB mar, un0 iollte nur aIs
lcstes gfotmittel angepanot ncroen.
Ser 8ioerItonb ocs 8rGiioenten un0
Ieiner 9latge6er einer ieoen oerarti.
gen 5orocr1tng gegeltiiber gereidt
ibnen fpie benz GoIf, in oeiien ga
men iie ipreden genletniam 3ur
@1re.
3nr Gr6altnng ser Soilfsancl(cu.
Sir oen Gd)uB un6 Die gele6itnq
inierer ei9enen 8eboIferung Begin.
itieen mir oie Grboltlmg uno gnt.
Der nntiirlihen 6ilfS1uel.
len oes QonDes ourdl enc ncbr po-
fE'. ~ ,,e,-oift,~ W,,Itf;f rnafAa -.
Dem fie Oeren 9Lu8nusune ernuntert,
Is .,s5sts,s -,"s .ss,~otll,s .,.J
9lonopolilierung Der 9lusbelltltng
oericlben obipenoet. g9ir befilripor-
ten Die glilnabme oie8beBiiglider 0e.
iese un0 beitGtigen in 9iiidfift bic
rauf Die Blotforn bon 1912.
Gum gciten Der fSarmer.
8ir befiiriporten Die Durdfiib.
rltne FOLDER glGne, pelde Die 2anbs
profitabler ltto oas 2ano-
leben bequemer, geiurtoer unO an.
3iebenoer geItoItcn. Srob aIler nelle-
ten 9erbeiierungen binft Die 2onb.
Ipirtihoft inbe3ug auf ibre Gnt.
nls ein @eiddit$antcrneb.
men binter an0eren 9rrufen binten
tah. Die 8orteile eiller fortihrei.
f8ortiebtud nuf Geite Sd
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-17
9iinfirdlen uicber 6effpilen.

@aris, II. SUM. Wlebrere
oeitti6e gleropIane airfeIten beltte
iiber 9iinfirden uno idlen0erten
cine 9In3obl 8onlben ouf Die Sto0t
berab. Ole @r6be oes ebooens
lit nod niat feiteeitelIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-17
9RMilen aeidllaaen.

Berlin, II. Sum. t6alfenberhti.) J
glub 0em 0iterrei6ungarii6er
&auptquortier miro gemeloet, 0af
oiterreid)sungoriiAe 3ruppen ruiiii
i6en Gnbdaerienaiien iiiolid pom
8nieiter in @aIi3ien cine gHeoerloge
beibrodten. S5n Der 9epel6e beibt
Is ferner, oaB altf Der gan8en 6ront
in BolbBnien neue Sample i'm
8onge iino, Die fir Die 0eiterrei6.
llngorn einen nornialen 8erlaui
nebmen.
Die gfliien beriuhen, ibre in
8olbpnien lro 0Itgoli5ien geitaltte
0ffenfipe snttn auf 0ie 6ront 5pi-
iAen ben @ripet.Suupfen uno Dem
9tigaer Meerbuien auS3uoebnen, bod
5eriheIlten ibre 9eaiiennngriffe an
Dem stabl- un0 giienipaa oes @e-
neralfelomarldalS b. @inoenburg.
(Da falnen lte geraoe an Sen Ridj-
tigenD 5iiOIid pom 9}aroc5iee ba-
ben 0euti6e 9Iteilungen mebrere be-
feitigte riiiii6e Observation-Disclosures
eritiirn1t mo cine gln5abl 9tullen ges
fangen genontmen.
9cuti6e 5lieger boben in 0elt
lebten 9ogen ipitematii6e glngriffe
auf Die @iien6nbnanlagen binter Der
ruiiiihen 5ront ausgefiibrt. Qur1
Die gombenpilrfe puroer nielfo1
Gruppeu8iige 5lun StiIlitnno ge-
brodt ltno 3a9lreide 9abnbofonlo=
gen 5erit0rt.
2onoon, II. SUM. SeIter-
reid .llngorn lpel6e auf Dem iilo-
oitli6cn &riegsifauplab oltr6 Die
ruiiiibe 9ffeitiibe aus i9.
ren eriten Gcrteioi9ungslinicn ge=
ordnBt muroen, baben iid auf bel
iere neutrality-suspicious. 5urild=
uno Iciiten Dorttdfigen @i-
oeriton0. Gieies 9ebt oltS Dem jung
item rlliiiihen offi5iellcn 8eriht ber-
uor, ilt ipelhem ntdts ilber @elpin-
he all @rltno lno 9noen genel0et
miro. Gie alts 9etrogroo gemeI0e-
te 8altnttng Der StoOt G3ernoiuis
ourh Die 0eitcrreider miro offt3ica
nidt beltdtigt. Nenigc N&eilen noro-
lih bon Gnrnopol bis nod 8ro0n
bolten Die Seiterrei6er ibre SteI-
lllngen tros aller 2lugriffe Der Gui-
len. Die 0iuiien bebailpten, oaB iie
In einem @efedt bel 2usf 500
Nonn eefangen gellornnen ba6er.
gloroipeitIid BON 8uc5ac3, no 3ert-
ide nno 0eiterreider auiommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-17

0aaion Gitn, Sd., II. Stunt
Der 8olnfdIler guo Grimm pnr.
DC @lteru eetotet, ais bic Sdlere,
nel6e cr henubte, nit cine meleftri.
iden 2eitiingsSrabt in 9eriibrrup
dam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-17
Garransa crcbt Onkcl
SAM nit 1srica!
General 5rebinO erflGrt, bah Elm
@DrOrinscn mad bent Siiben
Strieg bebeutet.

CHIHUAHUA Gitp. Mey., II. Suni.
- General geribing Der 9efebls.
bo6er Der omerifaniiben grpeoition
in Merifo, bat bon Dem 5iibrer
Der &ruppen Garran5as, General
sSocinto 5rebino, bic Mlitteilung er.
balten, oaB irgeno cine @eridiebung
Der omerifaniihen Eriippeu in an.
0erer iuie n0roIider 9ii1tiing ols
elm feinoli6er oft uno ais Oos
5ienal gum arieg betrodltet Ders
ben iDilroe.
@enerdI Srebino erfl1rte. oob CT
bon Garrar5n oieSbeoiiglide Srt.
Itrlittionen erbolten babe.
3ritppen Garran5os in gaellbo
2ore0o ioaen gefebI erbnlten bd6en,
iid) ie0em 8eriude, ipeitere 1meri-
faniibe Iruppen nod Wlerifo at
lperfen. einerlei mas Die llmitGnOe
iino, nit @aualt au mioerieben
3niammenitDf NIT Sanbiten.
Brownsville, Ger, III. SUM. 49,
amerifaniihe Sr1ppen 1otten ge.
ltern oItIiA bon San genito. Ger,
Elm 9reffen NIT etipa 80 nerifoni.
iden @on0iten. 0rei Der Ietteren
pur0en getotet, pornltf Ii1 Die lib.
riQen 5ur GI1tft tporbten.
geItGtignng erluartet.
@oibington, II. SUM. DIT
groBter Spannlng neroen in bieit
gen &egierun9streiien nabere Ra6-
ridten ettpartet, Oh obige gtittei.
lung oes General Erepiro an @e.
neral 9Seribing ouf @abrbeit be-
rlibt, oOer nidt. Ole 9lntport ouf
garron5os lebte gtote iit nod mn.
mer ni9t obgegongen, un0 miro
ieBt foldnge 3uriifgebalten iper6en,
big man bon General Beribing of.
fi5ieQe geadrihtet iiber Den Stnno
Der 9iilge erfdbrt. Mud perlangt
man cine offi8ielle Grfldrung Car
ran5ds, ooB er fir ben lebten lteber-
faa BEL San Sgnacio nidt berant,
mortlid lit.
Srebiu0s 9rOhnng beitatigt.
@aibinaton, IL. SUM, Son
SenerdImaior 6unitoit lit Gin Of.
fi8ieIler geri6t ongeIangt, III mel
dem oicier beitdtigt, Dab Irebino
@encroI 9eri6iitg geOrubt bat, Elm
meiteres 8ororingel Der omerifani-
iden Streitfrafte in Merifo na6
Dem Siioen ooer Elm lteberidrei-
ten Der nerifaniiden @ren5e ieitens
ipeiterer alnerifanii6er 3ruppen
tpilroe als Elm 8ei9en gum arieg
oufgefaBt tperoen.
Gffisiere maiden iidj bercit.
Sieiige b6bere 9ffi5iere Ser
9rmoesarlnee MAIDEN ii6 o1f cine
ssyrltcrbention gefaBt itno ans i6rer
11eber5eltgung fein Sebl, ooB bic
Ser. Staater1, nod ebe Der Monot
boritber, gu elmer ioIhen ge8lpungen
fem nerDen. Gs lino iebr mi9ti-
ge 0epeihen bon Ser @renSe ein-
getroffett ood miro Der SS1boIt oer-
ielben gebeint gebalten. 9roboem
iidert 0urh, 0oB man an Der @ren-
se eineu gruh Der 9e8iebungen 5lpi-
iben beioen 2dnoern fir unner.
meiolid bdlt. Nus syuure3 lit 6ie
eirgetroffen, Dab Ole Sc
gierlmg Garron8oS ale Merifaner
iber II Sabre gu Den 8affen
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4niammenitpf mit @an0iten.

Brownsville, Ger, ~. SUM. -
glnerifoniihe Eriippen bntten &c.
itern oItIi6 bon Gan @enito, Ger,
Elm 9reffen nit etipa 80 merifani.
iden @ou0iten. 9rei Der Ietteren
tuuroen getotet. pornif Ii1 Die lib.
rigen 5ur 5Iltdt tponbten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-17
&uiili6e SOrOell
5nriifgei6lagen!
iiidc kapallcricmoiIcn beiicet; ancere
Sdtlad,tcn In Gnttpid.clMn9.
SronsOiii@e ansriffe bei perSnn obsel&lasen.

Berlin, II. SUM, itber 2onoon.
Dos &riegsanlt melOete geiteru
nbeno: 8mei geitern uno leste geahi
bon Den 5ran5oien geuladte 2ln.
griffe oilf bic 0eiitihe 2inie entlnna
Dem iiiOIihen 9lbbnug bes 9oten.
mannbilgels (gerOun. .6rout) maren
erfolelos. 8eim erften glngriff ge.
long es ben 5ron5oien 5citipeiIia
ctiuoS go0en al geipinnen; Elm @e-
genungriff aber trteb ite wicOer 5It.
rid.
&uris, IL. SUM. Qas franz
collide ariegsonlt meI0ete geitern
obeno: Die Deittiben begannen &C.
itern abenb I'M 6 l1br einen geipoI.
tigen glngriff ailf uniere Steaun-
gen auf Dem re9ten llfer Der Wlans
bonn Sitgel 321 Bis gum Saunte
oes Siigels 800. @leiH5eitig muir
De Elm auoerer 9lngriff am iii0liden
S1im oes gailetteipal0es unternont-
men. 9lIle glngriffe purOen abee-
ihloeen. Sin 5dusengraben ben
Ole 8ran5oien qn iiloIi9en glbbang
Der 3otennarii.90ben tntten, mar
ebenfalS @egenitotlo mebrerer oeut-
ider 9lngriffe, oo6 aae i6lugen febl.
Bel groberilng oe8 Sdiibengrubens
nnhmen mir 5 Gffi3iere uno t80
@emetne gefangen. (Qer pure
6dpinoelD Dos fitrdtbore 8ont-
boroement auf beioen Seiten Der
Neoos lpirb BON ben 0euti9en fort
geieet; an l6lintniten aber to6t Der
4rtileriefoupf in Dem gbibnitt bon
glbancoltrt (duf Dem linten gtnas.
ufer.)
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unierer seite bic geipiiicn6ofteite
&ilffidtnabme ouf Die Sonperdai.
tat elmer ie6en bon tbnen.
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SIC bemnfratildle 0Lnlfnrn

gioditebenO bringen mir Die in
ct. 2citis bon Dem oentDfrotiihen
Acknowledgement nrgenommcne 4lnt.
form
aGie In sfntionalfonbention Der.
NInnnneIte oeIuofratii6e 9artei bot
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-03-24
Rheumatic Pain Stopped.

The drawing of muscles, the sore
ness, stiffness and agonizing pain OF
Rheumatism quickly yield to Sloan's
Liniment. 1t stimulates circulation to
the painful part. Just apply as di-
rected to the sore spots. In a short
time the pain gives way TO tingling
sensation of comfort and warmth.
Here's proof have had wonderful
relief since used your Liniment on my
knee. To think one application gave
me relief. Sorry / haven't space to
tell you the history. Thanking you
for what your remedy has done for me. =
James S. Ferguson, Phila, Pa. Sloan's
Liniment kills pain. 25c at druggists.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-03-24
Poisonous Flowers.

Flowers Of the jonquil, white hya-
cinth and snowdrop all possess a pol
sonous nature, the narcissus being also
particularly deadly, so much indeed
that to chew a small scrap Of one Of
the bulbs may result fatally, while the
Juice of the leaves is an emetic.
The berries of the yew have killed
many persons, and it is known now
adays that it is not safe to eat many
peach pips or cherry kernels at once
The lobelias are all dangerous.
Lady's slipper poisons in the same
manner as does poison ivy. The bulbs
seem to be the most harmful Lilies
of the valley are also as much so
There is enough opium in red peoples
to do mischief, and the autumn crocus
If the blossoms are chewed. causes
vomiting and purging.
The leaves and flowers OF the oiean
der are deadly, and the bark Oh INT
catalpa tree is very mischievous. Tn'
water dropwort when not In flower re
sembles celery and is virulent-Coun
try Gentleman.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-03-24
First Publication March II, 1866 W,

First Publication March II, 1866 weeks
STATE OF WISCONSIN, les
County of Rock
I'm Circuit Court. Rock County.
T. L. wentworth
Plaintiff,
VS..
William McDermott and Agnes McDermOtt
his WIFE sJOhn McDermott and Julia Nc
Dermott. his wife, Thomas E. Mackin, M. c.
Jeffris Nora f. Donahue. Mary E. Dohahue,
Elizabeth G. Taylor, Caspar Olson, Ed Hagan
Henry Andrews and Olga Lien Andrews, his
wife, and Merchants & Savings Bank. Wis
consin corporation,
Defendants.
The State of wisconsin to the said Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons, ex
elusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid :
and in case of your failure SO TO do judgment
will be rendered against you according to the
demand of the verified complaint which was
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for said Rock county March IA, 1916
PAUL N. CRUDE.
plaintiffs Attorney
p. o. address Tobacco Exchange Bank
Building, Edgerton, Rock county. Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-03-24
This Robin Likes Bacon.

Close to the masters desk, in one
of the new class rooms at Bradfield
college, pair of robins have built
their nest. The cock bird is exceed
ingly tame, and breakfasts every
morning with the secretary of the col
lege, Henry Money. 1t likes bacon
better than anything else for break
fast.-London Times.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-03-24
One Way Out.

The only way to beat your wife in
an argument is to avoid having the
argument.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-22
EDITORIAL PACE
MAN OFF
FOR INTERIOR MONDAY

J. F. Ross, pioneer of the inter- for, who has been spending soE1s time !n Skagway, will leave Mon- day morning for the Mayo country and thence to Fairbanks.
 Mir. Ross together with Chas. Mason and John Keine are the owners of some promising proper ties in the interior On one of their claims they have copper mug get which will weigh over 1900 tons.
 Mir. Ross represents that Alaska is but in it's infancy and the steps are now being taken for it's de- yelopment Agricultural possi- bilities have not been overdrawn in any respect. The average potato will weigh four to five pounds in the best agricultural lands. He has been associated with the gov ernment survey and from his pe:- soual observations believes that Portage Bay will be the final ter minal ci the railroad.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-22
sEAGWAY AS AN OUTFITTLNG
 CENTER

With the tremendous Yukon Te:- ritory lying back of us and all os taat mining activity just in it's infancy. but now beginning to bios sem forth from it's bud, giving signs OI enormous possibilities for commercial life, why should not Sk-gway become famed as the out fitting center for the interior.
 It is curious to note that the general opinion amongst mining men is that while this is the logi- cal center to serve as an outfittinS post Yet they find that they can be oG,GueL at Dawson just as chea2, Ii these representations be true then sNagway commercial men are overlooking a commercial plum that Is bajur cultured at other points. Certainly local merchants should be in a position to compete with in terior towns in the furnishing o; supplies for the interior.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-22
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN

Iu the Probate court for the ter ritr, of Alaska, Division No. l. at HaipeS, before J, J. Kennedy, O' 5. Commissioner and EX-Oflicio Pro bate Judge
 In the matter of the estate of J. E. Reynolds an insane person.
 Notice is hereby given, that by order dutly made and entered in the above entitled court on the lst or April, 1916, the undersigned, was appoiuted Guardian of the estate of J. F. Reynolds an insane per scn, and all persons having claims against said estate are required to present their claims to me at my office in the town of Haines, with in six months from the date of thiS notice with the necessary youch- CTS as required by law.
 Da ed this 12th day of April l916.
 G. W. HINGHMAN,
 Guardian. W. B. stout, attorney for Guardian First publication, April IA, 1916. Final publication, May F, 1916.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-22
In Boston.

Small wliam-Father, Kindly con vey to my mind the meaning of the word "hobo.
 Pnternal Ancastor-T That is the con suetudinary designation of an indigent traveller my sou.-IndCe.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-22
OUR MISSION

The Daily Alaskan is trying to cO-op,rate with the government printing office in the distribution of official information about Alas ka and mining pamphlets. An ef- fort wl.l be made to get selcetlon ot mluiag books and literature from the department and we in turn will be more than glad to distribute the sane to persons interested.
 The Daily Alaskan is here for the building up of Alaska and the advancement of it's people in every way that it can possibly enter m to the work. We are making an efrrrf 70 print only reliable news aad bring before your observation facts as they come up from time to time in your community.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-22
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense Of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians. as the damage ttsS tsHS" 5;5;ssas'Ibiy derive from them. HalI,s Caterrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney 6 CO, Toledo, O., contains. no mercury. and is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu- inc It Is taken internally and made Tn Toledo, Ohio. by r. J. Cheney & Co. Tes
 timonials free. ,.,..r,
 Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per oottle'
 Tare Halls Family Pills for constipation
The daily Alaskan., 1916-04-22
Fl. B. Le FeVre,
THE VERY NEXT TIME!

The next time you require an ef- ficieDt laxative, try "PUROLA Syrup of Figs-Nature's remedy. It is rIeasant and agreeable to the taste, as well as being effective. Its use will keep the bowels open and regular. Especially recommend ed for women and children. Price 25c and soc. Specify "PUROLA."
 Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Co.