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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-24
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
(CHAPTER ss SESSION LAWS Of is,D
(9snAte BIZ, No asI-H Bessessen,
PROVIDING FOR THE RECALL

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Tor an
smendmsnt TO the Constitution OF the
&c ases'' o. Public o'feers ~ the
p: i Resolved By the senat. of the
Representatives Concurrins
That the following proposed amend :
asnt to The Constitution Of the state
ferred to the Legislative Assembly to
In said state tor the approval. to be BY
to- ns oasd
accordance with the provisions Of Sec
zion No. 2o2 Of a he Constitution Of the State
: AMENDMENT.) The Constitution Of
the State OF North Dakota is amended
BY the addition Of the relieving article:
vided. to recall BY the legal Votes Of
the State or Of the electoral district
be required Twenty-Five i25) per cent.
but not more. Of the number OF electors
who voted In his district at the pre-
feme ceSrt to III lie a their O % to- d.:
handing his recall by the people: They
shall set forth In said petition the rea-
% Gs ssd sS he sns o sna
take effect on the day It Is offered. and
the n1ev vacancy s! shall be filled ss may be
pIoVideo oy law IL ne snail not re-
Is filed. a special election shall b order.
ed to be held within twenty days in his
said electoral district to determine
ficer;: On the sample ballot at said
election shall be printed in not mora
than two hundred words the reason for
set forth in the recall petition. and in
not more than two hundred words the
officers justification Of his course in
office .f He shall continue TO- perform
the duties Of his office until tho result
cially declared Other candidates Tor
the office may be nominated to be voted
shall receive the highest number Of
votes shall be deemed elected for the
remainder Of the term. whether it be
petition shall be filed with the officer
with whom petition for nomination to
s9eh Office should be tiIed. and the same
shall be circulated against ane officer
until he, has actually held his offic.
De filed against . senator or representa-
tive In the Legislative assembly at any
time after fifteen DAYS from the begin
Ton Af'sT one such s petition its and "1s e spe.
cisl election M further recall petition
sha!! be filed against the Same officer
curing the term for which he was elect
ed unless such further petitioners shall
first paw into thu public treasury which
has such special election expenses the
whole amount Of its expenses for the
tional Liquidation a. may Gid tho opera
ton Of this section shall 10 provided by
the legislative assembly. Including pro.
Vision tor psyment by tho public trea-
sury Of the rsaaonabie special election
campaign expenses of such officer But
the words legislative assembly shall
provide or any similar OF equivalent
ment there 10 shall not be construed to
grant TO the legislative assembly any
exclusive oower Of law making nor in
eny way :" limit the Initiative and
psOpla
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-24

Der Of votes cast for secretary OF state
At the regular election last preceding
the filing Of any petition for the tnitts-
tive or for the referendum shall be the
basis on which the number Of Legal
voters necessary to sign such petition
shall be counted
Petitions and orders Tor the initia.
tive and tor thu referendum shall be
filed with the secretary Of state, and
N submitting the same to the people
by the genera, laws and the act sub.
mittine this amendment until legisla ton
shalt b specially provided therefor !,
THIS amendment shall BE- self sxecnt-
tng, but legislation may be enacted to
facilitate it, operation.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-24
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
tGHAPTEH - SESSION LAWS OF 1871
'S"uafs Ri'' No l53 . Gibbons)
PROVIDING Foa INITIATIVE a. TO

RESOLUTION Amending the const,tu.
P Pr"..a. Tor the Fu'ur. An'sndrsot
Be II Resolved By the Senate q the
Of Representatives ConcurrinE:
posed s' to ssctS e" ~
5ic'e ,,d Is Of the constitution Of tho state
legislative assembly to Be chosso at
q North Dakota to b.. II spproved.
oy said last mentioned legislative o.:
,s e1n submitted to the qualified cleo
ecsoD aeeorS.n Go. x9S ~. o. $780,
s!ons of section 20 81 tn. ~" eon SsHH'-
''e AM 8 3: E :s:ts Of M2rth petote
292 Of he institution Of the e' state ss''o 81
read - follows. ''
.ms sets' 20 sss ,o Tn,s nay :"
ments to this CONSTITUTION may BE- "G pro-
!sNs In either house os the !esisla-
agreed to by majority Of the members
elected to each OF the two houses, such
prop sn , amendment shall ba entered
yea. and nays taken ths% sss VI" ana t res
ferred to the legislative assembly to
De chosen aSsm At the next general election.
n ia% :ea . be be published. as provided BY
time Of making such choice. and II in
tne legislative assembly so next chosen
es Aforesaid such proposed amendment
Or amendments shall be agreed to by q
hioIs.: the" Il shall be the duty Of the
nlonoseG .m assembly to submit such
we people In snch manner and 1t such
times as the legislative assembly shall
prov'de: and " the people shall approve
ments by majority OF the electors
9uaIifted TO vote for members at the
legislative assembly voting theron, such
amendment or amendments shall become
z oart OF the constitution Of this state.
submitted at the same time they shall
oe submitted IN such manner that the
electors shall vote for Or a0ainSe each
o. such such smendments separatsiy
second Any amendment or amend
ssoPo:es y =: S.opis ~ ' Il. :li il,,e =:
Mitn the sseretasI OF state. 1t least ok
1ontns previous to a general election,
q ~ Initiative petition containins the
s s Of ct least twenty: five per
less than one half Of the counties Of
the state. When such petition has
been properly flied the proposed amend
ment or amendments shall be published
= the legislature may provide for three
tioa. and shall - placed upon the bal
lot TO be voted upon BY the people M
tie next general election. Should any
sucn amendment q amendments pFopoo-
90 ~ initiative petition and submit ted
shs legal votes cast at such general cleo.
lon; such amsndnosnt OF amendments
ehall be referred to the next legisla :
i've ssssmoly and should such proposed
smsnomsns or aasndmsnts - axrsss
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-24
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION

(CHAPTER 81 SESSION LAWS OF i9lll
(douss Bill No 237 s DOvls 1T
foster snd r +! PlovhAr>
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-24
Proposed Amend
ments to the
Constitution

ne following proDosad amendmenu
- the Constitution Of the state OF
North Dakota. ha wing passed the Twelfth
Legislative Assembly. will he submit ted
% the Thirteenth Legislative Assembly
~ approval or rojectiH0
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-24

until legislation shall % ssosoiaIsv 80
acted therefor
This amendment shall BE- self sxooYes
ing. but laws may be enacted tor ~
purpose Of facilitating ~ operation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24

iest iab i6 gu nleiner groBten lie,
beralbung ben i6oniten Sool, ben
ih bel elmer 0ffentli6en geriamnl=
lung ie angetroffen. ST NOR ct.
lua $50 Sub lang, SO SUB brett
nno %ipunoerbar bod mo luftig.
9ie @anoe maren iebr lbon oefo-
riert, cine Slut eleftriiden 2idtes
Itrolnte bon Der 0ede berob. Iu
orei @anoen 5og iid bod oben cine
@allerie entlang, Die bauptid6liG
bon gut eefleioeten 9alnen belett
mar.
Mnl muoeren Gnoe BEG Soales
mar cine 8iibne. SIN la1leem 3iid)
iaBen bort cine Ieibe ernlter Man-
ner IN idmar5en &oden lno lpeiBen
4ramatfen. l1no Dor Dem Glide
itano Der &eoner."
90 eebt I'M Gone Der 8erlpunoe-
rulg Die 8eibreibung Der gin5el-
beiten meiter. Damn beiBt es:
u3uerit permeinte id, all bell
fali6en Srt gefomnlen gu iein, oenr
Die So5ialoemofratell Die Oa in Ben
Stublreiben iaBen, madten einea
iiberaus anltdnoigen ginorud. Sb-
ne Musnabme maren iie gut geflei-
oet, lino lire &leioer oeuteten auf
cinen gut gebaltenerL oroentllden
Sausitano bin. Die Mdnner iparen
meiitens frdftie, breitidulterig, mil
glltmitigem @elidtsausoruf; 2elts,
ole mir 5u @auie fir anftanoige,
uuporeingenommene Meniden boz
ten miir6en, beren politiibe lleber
5cugung iomol liberal uie fonierpa-
tib iein fonnte, Die aber trob entge-
gcngeleBten lle6er5eugnngen immer
gut Sreuno nit chamber bleiben
miiroen. gs ipuroe natiirli6 gier
getrunfen. ginige raud)ten aud,
aber notwithstanding ipenige. @abrs
iheinlihl um Die anpeielrben 3a-
men 81 ibonen.@
NuG 9QmDurg, StolH uIO dluele
Staote bot Scr. SANDS beiudt. @us
er iiber Die oeatihcn 8ablen linb
oeren Musiibung idreibt, brau6t
nidt mieoerbolt gu peroen. gr bat
aaes, gang natiirlih, nit engliiden
slllgen geieben uno nidt gan5 per-
ltanoen. I'm 10 erfreuli6er ideint
Den 8erliner 3eitungen oas, mas er
tros Der engliihen @lIgen IN
Berlin mobrgenomnen 6ot.
Berliner 3eituug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24
Siam fat nin,s 2eben.

g. 81. Stio. bon Mafon, 9ei6y
bergiBt ME, wie ct bon einem beT'
tigem Sturntmetter iiberfaaen lplr-
oe. SD aog mir cine idlirnnle er.
faltung gu, ifreiht err batte bel'
tige Sdmer6en in Der 9ruit, iooas
ib faum otnlen fonrlte. Gin Nadl.
bar CAB mir einige DOZEN bon 9r.
Sings Seem Discovery, bic mir GRO
BE grleidterung peri6offten. Der
arst Iagte, 8nermonia iei I'M .an,
sltq, riet nber, baliel6e Wfittel mel,
ter 5u nebmer, mooon mid 8nel
6Iaihen poaig turierten." @ebraub'
nrtr oieie idlael wirfenoe, iidert
uno 8uperIaiiise Meoi5in fir Sn'
item, @rflGltungen uno ole gals
uno 2ungenleioen. 8reis SOC UNI
$500, 9robeflaihe frei. @arantier'
BEL alien Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24
gamoalenreite I'M atlas.

$50 iid an ben S~ubabbangen oes
Soben Mtlas Die @letider : Wora,
nen 5nr 5abara ienfem 5ipiIhen
Den Shneefirmen Der gersrieiel
uno benz 5anbmeer Der groBen ISL.
lte liegen abieits Der 9uuptitraBe
ipeiie @anoifreden Die ME einesara-
ber's, seidmeiee 0enn zines euro
paers Sub betrat. slud Die 9ent-
Idle Maroffo Winengeienidaft,
ser es fiir8lid selungen lit, eine
expedition BON fiinf @uropaern ino
II @rabern, allo Die erite groBeref
Stils, iiber oen atlas b~iniiber5u-
bringen, bat iib auf cine Der
S%auptrouten bei6rdnfen miiliem
menige Shritte BON Den &aralpanel,
Straben entfernt lit eben nod 81
leg UNCERTAINTIES @ebiet.
Groeoem beginnen almablih alld)
oieie FIFTEEN, meltentlegenen @ebirgs-
taller lire @ebeimniiie gu eati6lei-
ern. Ddg Sntereiianteite an ibnen
biirften mol lire 8enobner lein.
@eibbautige, b%lonobaarige uuo blau-
dugige Stamme bauien bort III
3elten aus 4ameelbaargeflebt ooer
9ierfe1en; miloe 8ergpolfer, Die
ME Die @erridaft zines Sultaas
anerfonnt baben, niemals trtbnt
pflidtig tparenL ia nidt einmal
einem eigenen Sberbaupt g%ebord)en.
Sci oieien BON aaer altltur uno
3ipiliiotion mnberiibrten 9aturfin'
bern, Die lid nit Der gilfodbeit
tbrer 2ebensrueile oud Die Sdlidt-
belt ibrer Sitten bemnbrt bnben,
berridt io8uiaeen cine ablolute
@nordie, eemiloert ourh Die glnt.
rode. Selten mir fonlmen etnige
bieier 8iIoelteu ser @iloen binot
lla6 8ea Marafel6 ooer ms
Gus. Ger @uropaer bot falt nun
i'm Safeleft, elmer fru9tbaren Ool.
i'm Siioen oeS groBen atlas, Sc
legenbeit, nit bieien duBerit III
tereIIanten @oIfern 5uiammen5ntrcf'
fen Die nidts Inoeres lino, nj,
Die lesten l1eberblcibiel Der gono1'
Zen; bteie 5oeen iif bel ibrer 9fieosr'
+! iperfung ourd bic Sitromer in o.;
GinIamfeit Der unsueongliden @e
b~ir9smiiiten 5iiriid. 0ns 8eiet neber
/ germaniihen Meiten in ibrer Spra
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24
Sic f0nue1t Da8 pernteioeot

Giidenidmer5en, aopfmeb, 9bpade, 9serpoitat, gieoergeidlogen.
belt ,ano gerorieblubfei-oie iibliden an5eiden tueibiher Gfpade-
berbtttern mander Sraa lire 6reube am 2e6en. MGes oas fam ber~
meoen neroen uno Sic fonnten iorglos leben, tpenn Sic Dem 9eipeIe
anbrer Srauen folgen tpiroen, oenen garoni, oGs 5ranen Stdrfungs-
mtteI, @eIunobeit uno 3~ufrieoenbeit eegeben.
Srau g. 81. emitb, @olosboro, 81. 6, idrei6t uns in einenl ibrer
guefe: Sd bate bile bernrubigenoe Spmptone zines SranenIe,
bens. Wein aopf ibmer5te lo meme Sete that mir tpeb. Ser @r5t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24
Rrone nnb iebwah?

ser mid bebanoeIte, fonrte mir nidt belfn. Sd entidIob mid, GarSni
gu berimben. Sein gebrand] bat mid geiuno genadt. Garomi bali
mir auBerorbentIi6 uno ih %empfe6le es aaen lebenoen
Sraaen."
Garomi tit cine refine arauter Meoiain, milo bod fraftiseno, fur
Syralen. een %funoerbarer Grfols in ser gebanolung bon Graaenlei.
Sen uno Srauenibpade, III ben lesen SO Sabren, bernbt auf Der That
lade, oaB Garbni auf ben @runo os l1ebels gbt no Der Gotar bift
oe geidpddte t%peblide aonithuhon gu frdftieen, IN elmer gan5 natir.
liben &ee.
6aneen Sic nod beute on, garSni gu %sebranhen. IS miro Sbnen
belfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24

6e l6on oie Sbdbelbiloung, .ibre
WeItalt, Die Sarbe ibrer 9aut, Saa-
re uno @ugen, oas beueiien mebr
nod lire eigentiimliden 2ebensse-
mobnbeiten ltnb 8raube, Die 10
grunoneri6ieoen BON benen ibrer
Na6barn linb, ia, Die 5upeilen gar
niht redt nab Ifrifa poiien mol-
len.
@ange, 1tnten 5uiammengebunoes
lie 8arbarenboien, ioDie 5ottigc.
5eae biIoen lire aleioung, fem
Seq ODER Surban idmiidt ibr
9aupt. 5rei berabbangeno, tragel
lie bie bIonoen 2ofen ooer binben lie
gil einem 56opf auf Dem @intcr=
fopfe 5uiammem mas Die @eltalt
bebt nno ibnen Elm beionoeres mil
nes Musleben perleibt. Sis Dor me-
nigen Sabren beltanb ibre geipaff
ming nod aus geflodtenem, mi.
2eoer iiber5oeenem Sdilo, 2an5e,
gerooem 2angidpert, 8feil uno 80.
gen. @eute lino tie fait ausnabmS=
los init gnten @emebren bepaffnet.
Das 1T mol oas ein5iee, mos IT.
nen Die Gultur gebra6t bat. IS
nladt einen bronigen @inorlld
nieie alten @ermanen NIT Wauier
uno Neutrality-suspicious. berumlarlfsn
81 ieben. Sbr @emebr lit ibr ein-
3iger, oafiir aber aud unldabbsr
m%ertpoaer 8elis, oenn mie emit 81
Gaiars II. Sacitus' 3eiten leben iie
and iest nod bon Der Sago. SleiId)
mo Mil6 biloen lire Nabrungs-
mitteln. Die 2ebre M~obalnmeOs
1at BET ibnen ME gingang gefnn=
BEN tie ipielen ben Wobamineoaner
gum 5dein, menn iie IN Die Staote
oes 8lao el Mahien ooer ms Gull
tonat Marrafelb binabfommen
Aber aud oas Gbriltentl1ln, 81
Dem lid CUR 3eit ibrer unternerfurg
Die Mebr5abl Der 8anoalen befann=
te, lit ibnen perloren gegangen. I'm
iere blonoen Mtlasbettern iino Sci
Den. Sic glauben at ben Sonnen-
gott ben 9onnergott, ben &riegs-
gott. Die M6o1en, Die fife ibren
&inoern p%oriingen, iino Die MDtDen
Der altgermoniiben @otterpelt. als
bofItes Seit feiern lie Die Sonnen=
ipeltoe, u1o nie lire 8orfaDreu iii
0oroen, 5iinoen lie 5reuoenfeuer auf
sen Soben an. Yferoefleiid ons
fem Mobammeoaner ai1riibren mir
De, biloet ibre 2ieblilgsipeiie, nno
es pergebt feline Seitlihfeit, obne
ooB Elm paar Sdinuncl seidla1tet
meroen. ShlieBlid baben fie nod
cine anoere @igenid)aft bon Den al
ten Oeutiben geerbt: iie fonne1 ger
muniib trinfen, uno uno mas liz
trillfel1, lit Elm @emiid bon @erften-
loft ulto @onig es lit Metb.
Sem Sultan, ielbIt Der tatfrdfti
&c Muleb Salian, Dem 5ulest gan5
Maroffo, iogar nit giniblitB bes
9tif untertan mar, bat ien1als aud
nlr ben Beriud selpaet, oieie Stam=
ME in ibrer Sreibcit aii5utaifpm lie
pnren Itets cine utabbdnsige Gnflo-
be. @eraoe oaour6 aber fDnnte1 lie
lire gigenart bis alf Die bentige
3eit 6~eibebalten. gbenio, mic ibr2
@ilobeit inn 8rieee beriidtiet lit,
miro. iibrieens lire @aitfreunoiAaIl
geriibmt, nur lit iie idpierig gu
e%rlougen, oa Die ideuen 8ergbefbct
ner initinftin ieoen Sren1oem fur
einen Scino ibrer altbergebradJtell
9rauhe balten, meslpegen lie ibn
auf aae moglidIte @eile gu oerbir-
bern oeriuhen, ibr @ebiet 81 befre-
ten. Sest ieood, mo oas alte Mo-
roffo onf ser Sotenbabre liegt, miro
es mol and nit ibrer sebeimnispcl-
len Selbititdnoigfeit gu @noe ge'
BEN. Mit benz 5aae oes Sultanats
idlpinoet Sic Griiteu8moglidfeif Sie-
les lebten 9fcites aus benz @ltertilm,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24
uGine Sill 5tr gebinberuns bes
San6eis".


So fonnte man NIT polem Gehte
Die 8orlage bes Experimentation
8ebb bon Norb-garolina nentlell
Sic CUR 3eit- benz aonereB oorlieet.
Sic gebt natiirlib bon nniern
5reunoen ben 8robibitioniiten, aus
lino perbietet, fur5 seiagt, Die 9e.
faroerune aaer geiittgen @etranfe
nod StoaterL Serritorien, Diitriften
peer ionitigen @ebieten, Die nntcr
Ser Surisbiftion ser Ser. 5taaten
Itcben, CANA einerlei, OBJ iie nit bic
len rdumIid 5uiommeubdngen oaer
nidt fails bort 5ufanig Elm Brohi-
b~itionsgeies beltebt. 0as @erbot lit
in einem ettpa swei Meilen langell
saee n~ieoereelegt aus benz man,
nenn man i'm lit perftanoliden
Iemtld p%ieoergeben moate, etma
5mon5ig 9aee MAIDEN miiBte. Man
fam iih aber Die Waiibe eriparcn ;
6 lit geniiseno gu piiien, 0ab nidts
oarm pergeiien lit, mas CUR @nf-
fiibrlu1g einer hineIiiden Waner I'M
oie trodenen staaten fibren fonn-
tie. Mibt elm gropfen, Der BALI
megS .geiitig1 nisiieDt, fonnte nab
Nnnabme oes Geieses bon ben CT
ien6abnen grpreBeeieuidoften ODER
iogar Ser 9oit bineinbeforoert tper-
ben aub nlbf Ger Alfafmelt l'1fa
1tId)t Der MlfoDol, Ger IN oen ost-
ihieoenlten @eltalfelt IN DER 9teol-
sin Weripenoung flnoef.
Mon io1te oenfen, oas Elm 10
1nohniinnioer @eiebentpurf nit
init einem 2ateln obaetan m1ra
1tn6 0oR~ feline .ous p~erniinftio be-
aobteu Weier b~eItebenoe aeiebqeben-
Sc WeriommIuna iih oolnit beifaf.
tioen miiroe. 9ber mir fe1ne1, rr.
iere Serren Gje5eboeber better uro
lpi5feu Sen ginfIllR Ser probibitio-
riitiId,en @eiiflidfeit uuo Ser tenn.
pereualerilhpn @eibliffeit al tper-
fen SIT es niht oieiem ginfluB qe.
lllrtael1, oie @antine asan5doffen
ur1o lire @ieoereinfiibruna su Der,
~hinoern? gs miro aIio gut lein, Gle
Mllaen often al baIten un6 ogn
Sortaanq Der Sin idarf su beobot)-
ten. Ser Deutid-amerifanilhe Ne-
tionolbuno hat bereits ieinen Bro-
teit riuoeleat, uno meitere Siilfs-
truppen iiuo i'm MnmarId. 3unadJIt
bof tie .Mational Mboleiale Orc
al,iIts' gSiociafion1 lire ~tuarnenoe
Gimme oaaeqen erboben, inoem lie
auf Sic urnfoSienoe ge~rtpenound
hes slffohoIs In Ser Meoisin un0
in ser Snouitrie binweiit uno bie
sSolgen ldiloert ipelhe aus BEN
MotIide,1 gusiflus bes MlfohoIs
Ia eraebeu miiEten. @iroe nroi.
dbeY Muguabuen auIofieu, 10 marc
Ser 2med bes geisbes BON pornber=
I'm nerpiteft aenu. ei,tntol in sen
gtoot opbroht mare % einfoh I'M
,nSoT;A Sc fcrnere 9ermen6uu.,
ass mIfo6nTg =, f~o,,troIipren
0as ~ nlles gal5 mar De''
ldlllniner aber als DER unaepellfe
malerleue Sd9aoen pore audo ~
oleiem5alle Der mordllld,e, oe rourm
~ 1f11 tnIG1dS nm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-24
Sur elm srunss .Gttniu.

sns 1T paB au~fatrembe Brumo. 4 hinin.
fsht mrf sic unterfhrift bon ". w.
esrppe. sSn Der gan5eri Welt g~ebraiid,f
nm grtaituna III / Saa au beilen- 2oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-18
Allyn -samuelson Wedding.

The wedding OF Miss Korinn sanuel-
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A. T..
samselson, to Mr., Il. D, Allyn, took, place
SATURDAY. evening at theTbrides home lStl
South Twenty-elghth street, Rev. Nath-
anieI McGiffin of the Lowe Aveaue Pres
byterlan church officiating.
The house was decorated In PINK and
white roses and the ceremony was per-
formed In front of bank Of white roses,
Miss Inez Bloom played ~, Promise
Me- and the Lohengrin wedding march
Only the immediate members OF the fam
lily were present.
The brides gown was allover lace,
draped over white satin, ands she carried
a shower bouquet Of brides roses. Mrs
H. H. Knapp, matron Of honor, wore
white over pink satin and carried PINK
roses. Mr.. w. Samuelson, brother OF
the bride, was best man.
After an extended wedding trip In the
west. MIR and Mrs. Allyn will be at home
october / at 1919 Writ street
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-18

Misses Frederick and Anna Bell Keep
Of Los Angeles who are guests of Mr..
and Mrs A W. Carpenter: Miss Ruth
Burdal of Three Rivers, Mich, who is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. D. D. Arnold, and
uncle, N. H. Loomis; Miss Helen Willis
Of San Diego. who is the guest Of Mrs.
Samuel Rees, ir. Misses Sophia Fayman
and Evelyn Toub OF st. Joseph, who
are with Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Jacobs.
Mrs. f. j. Boyce Of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Durkee. will
leave Thursday. Misses Celia Craig and
Vera Clark Of Kearney. visiting Mrs.
John W. Battln, return homo today.
Miss Adabooth Dolman Of St Joseph,
who visited local Phi Beta Phis. has gone
to Lincoln to visit sorority sister. Miss
Gladys slmpkins Of Fairbury. Neb,, who
visited Miss Elsa Haarmann, left yester-
day. Miss Agnes Murray of Chicago
leaves today for Hastings TO spend a
week and will return to visit Miss Ann
Murray.
Misses Mary Sunderland OF Chicago and
Helen Murphy of Sioux City will remain
another week as guests Of Miss Helen
Murphy. Mrs John Gregory and Miss
Ethel Gregory of williamsport, Ind.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs II. d.
Bertsch. Mrs. Ralph Crandall and chill
dren of Chapman, Neb., are with Mrs
Crandalrs sister. Mrs Frederick W.
Clark. Mrs. G. p. Whitman of Chicago
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Warren B.
Blackwell Mrs. j. II. Thatcher OF Ruth
ven, Ia, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
George C. Young Mrs. Mary Gerard
Andrews Of Minneapolis, formerly Of
Omaha, is at the Rome and visiting
among friends. q att b'f4@
/, Miss Edward ,shlicks Of York, Neb., will
arrive early this week to visit Mr. and
Mrs. j. NJ Lowe. Mrs. Adams Vanden-
broch Of Chicago and Miss Fredertcka
Goken Of New YorK cftygwilI come this
weeksto visit Mrs. c. ASMelcher Of South
Omaha ,i9s@a&
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-18
Wedding Plans Under Way.

Competing with the debutantes for So
/, clals honors will be the brides. OF whom
there Will be an, unusual bevy this fall
The wedding plans are all under way
florists and caterers are being consulted
and the iressmakers are busy with bridal
outfits. October Is the fayorite month
for this falls brides-to-be. and most OF
the weddings will occur at the homes.
The first OF the fall weddings will be
that OF Miss Catherine Mlroy, daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Milroy, and Mel
UhI. jr.. which will take place the last
part OF September, and. unlike most OF
the fall weddings, VIII be solemnized In
church. 1t will be held In the First
Presbyterian church with Rev, Edwin
Hart jerks officiating
Then come the October weddings. That
of Miss Agnes Burkiey, daughter Of Mr..
Frank V. Burkley, and Mcmillan Harding
win take place at the Burkley home about
the middle of the month. That OF Miss
Jasmine sherraden, daughter OF DR. and
Mrs William H. sherraden, also win take
place at home. The wedding Of Miss
Louise Storz, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Gottlieb storz. and Herr Karl H. Lody
of Berlin probably will be held In tbs
BEAUTIFUL storz residence on West Farnam
street The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Sweet, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Sweet. and Lieutenant G. W. Whiting
will take place In church, which one Il
not yet decided. next October.
The wedding OF Miss Ruth Hammer
daughter Of Mr.. and 4drs. George L. Ham
mer. and Mr.. Harold Pritchett will b.
celebrated in November, but 1t is not de,
cided whether at church or at the Ham
mer home.
There probably will be another late fal
marriage Of two well known young Oma
hans. Both attended the University o.
Nebraska and are members of prominen
fraternities. The young woman Is promi
nent in the Association OF Collegiat,
Alumnae and Pan-Helienic association
and is now travelling abroad. The younl
mas has but recently come to Omaha an,
belongs TO the omikron club