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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-04
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-04

bel ben pieIen 2euteu, bic 4les beiIer
piFen unb nidts probteH nolIsn.
Deun Jbr an 9opfs unb Riidens
i6mer3en. 8l1bIuht. uebeItstt, .iaus
rem Mageu", 8erItopfung, Geibs rnb
Wafsrfuht unb nod 10 itltmmen
qsberz unb Decentralization Ieibet, 70
bentt niht, ouB Sbr es befer tpibt. als
Die ptelen Souisnbe. Die in osrart pers
sDeifelten 5dlIsn 9eneiung eurh bic
beriihmten ct. Bernard sarGut,rpt[Isn,
bic fir % Gents in alIen 4potbeten su
bdben iinb, fanben. Sin iolhes Gens
ten mare stn Diiufel, Der oft nit BEN
gpos sebiBt tpiro. gS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-04

Mstass. - Narft tHtia nss fsH. Ne.
sstar Hinisr ti2--1l4t, sts. d DO. tos---
l11e. Ne. ssitr 90 - lose per Dsftd.
msIiassrn = Marst rasss aac niais.
No. . ssitss sf - s2t, No. d hstss So
8ie, Ns. 1 ndta 10 scc, 10. . asIb0 78
Toe re. bs. II - 78t. Hs. bs. rs
bo. 78-77t<t, Re- bs. 70 - 75t, peisss
aeIbeniern 77--6oe. sdbss ss. s0--83e. ss.
mif6tes bo. 77-S0t per Bu. gerionfi purben:
500 eu. 30. 4 sfIbes NIT Safer ~ 7es, l
8ar eo. su 75t, Gar Ho. aemtfAtss go
746t, Gar b0. Az 74sze, 500 Su no. 3
DO. NIT Safer su TIC, / Gar DO. Az 7716e.
100 gu. DO. mit Safsr su 7se, Gar 20. 8
aslbes su 77he, Gar Dstbss mad grobe III
7l1kS ] Gar gs!bss Rolbeuforn ~ 83t auf
bsm 9eI.iis.
eafer.-Narft rubia u. n.tta. no. net.
Ser 54k--65e, STANDARD retser b4--64hr,
30. 3retssi 63-53l6e. 30. 4 priser 81 l-62l6c
Ro 2aemifhter So f-64e, no. 3 bo. 53-534,
10. 4 bo. 50--52L5t Der gu. gsrfauft pur.
ben: ] Gar no. n.ibsr gu 55s, 750 Bu. DO.
NIT Corn sa SAVE. 750 gu. 90. 8 DO. nit
Corr .u 58c, 750 gu. 30. 8 ssm,ihtsr nit
Corn ,u 53c, / gar ao. 2 DO. bstnaht psis
SAC. Gar no. 4 DO. ~ Soc ouf bem 6eleife.
Ssaasa.-- Warft utrtia. 30. 1896,
no. 4-77t. 30. 4 68-74e 8ertaufi nnrs
ben 400 Fu. 30. 2 ~ 81e auf BEN geleiis.
etraeumaIs. - 6rhsiabrsssras 81. rs
II 80 Der DH.
Tsrateih h Der S:tr.iss.Dr.ifs mtt bsrI..
aisen ain glet4.n faae e.s portasu Jaar.s :
ouli 3. 1912. suIi 3. 1911
Bei,tr, 30. . rothst ..Il2c 89t
8sIfhtoru, no. 8 aemifht.s Tie 63e
Safsr, 20. asmiihter nsutr 81: 4ii5t
Noagtn 30. neusr ...... 80c 8Sc
fsu 20. 9imotba $4,000 s23.50
@hists
Der Dt1rst oar a.til. B.,'arH nure.n:
800 S5B. Tiaiflsrs Fiuifhss Gooss aaf
Der Bars bon ,33 per gaaon..
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Iishsr
prima ea&dftspasisrs purSen su A.
4l4E bistontirt.
Stsrfina Grhanet fstig. Gift.
~ 4.674-s4.S73s unb 90 Rage gu s4S41a
~ 4.S44.
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tia une nurbtn nie folat auetirt;
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- rsetartrte C8a5b l14--ll4Z, eoupous
fl4x--ll4z, 81 reaiftrirtt l02L - I02A,
Geupons 1o2h h-1o2L, paHama Coupons
- l00k ssb.
afttsn anfauas mar btr
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baIb isbot trat sine @subune rim uHb ei,
gtpiHne eingsn pabsi wisosr OsrIortn.
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Refs Bert, 3. sun.

~" w. os 1hhs
mesr.-eufusr 25,479 ebIs., aerfanst
B,533 HbIs. - Der p1arft Bar faun fstts.
Ssrina gatent 15.50-58o, Bintsr Stratsbts
a. .go-5.1o, gBinter patents $5.35-5.6o,
eprina clears $4.5o-4.80, Bintsr ertra,
10. 1 A.2O--4.40, SO. Q bo. t4.o0-4. 15t,
Aanias Gtraishts &5.o0-5. 10.
Msaaenmeti sar taum Hetia. sair
5is sutss s4.7o--4.so, 5Oiss bis fauep $500
$40.
HuAD.i,.nmshE Ia Hau ,u 1870
Der loo pfunb fair Bis sutes s.295 -
b.15, Aoiee Bio Fanrp s5.oo--5.25.
Watsmeb mar rubis. eein.s Deises
uub arIbts sl.70-i.75, srobes sl.65--l.7 10
ailnSrieb t4.2o.
Buhre ei,sn nomiueI. Nm.riean 65c
une ganabian 63t c. |. T. Rem BORT.
mssaen uomintG. 80. @sf.ru 10Ce
b,i anfunft c. l. Z. Buffalo.
esrae 10 Fau. RaI,serfe l12-125s
c. u I. euHelo.
@,tsen.-sufu6r 81, 900 8u., gsrfauSt
81, ,l25 Su. Nartt III niaia. go. 2 rother
n,usr 116L4s TN Gl,Oator uab 1173zc 7. o.b.
fApimmsnb. no. l RortbsrH TuIutb 12oAr
I. 0. b. fhpimmene.
BsIfhforn. - 3ufubr $3.50 1.rfauet
$40 Bu. Uiorft mar ihnah. Grport ao. 2
Hsueg Ne I'm eltoator uno 81 1ee I. o. b.
fhipimmenb.
eaFsr.-suGubr $3.50 gu. gsrranbt
--- gu. Wartt IN Eluig. STANDARD Deissr
551t i'm eItoatOr, AS. petssr Soc, SO.
3 65ISe, 30. 4 b5t.
S.n in rubts - grma lsOc, ap.1 145c
Ro. . I4ot, 30. 8 ll0-125t.
6spfen ia militia 1911, orbind
r,r bis Dolce 30-3le; 1910 3o-38t; paetfit
Scat 1911, oretndrst bis aoies "a - 33e,
1910. 13-20c.
Sdxte ins attia. -- Central Am.rita
24lat, Scaota 24--26c.
2eber IN i,a. Semlc3 25-27c.
Sort ii Httia. TSamiIp 500 0O--2l 90,
ftort dear sls.25-2I.0o, Wsb s20.5O--
21.oo.
ss.f N a.tia. samits s1s.OO-Is.50.
Nss sI5.oo-l5.50. Beef. Shiut.u $500
81 90, Berpait ISOo-lS.50, gtt9 sgtr1
3noid gt.S $la.oo-l92J.
Gut Nsats FHo rubia. @ep6t,Its Bel.
lies, 10 bis IA Bio. 1I--1l1St, bc. Shul.
tern lS-8]<s, DO. s4in,.u l2t4-l2l8e.
SamaI, ia attia. UibbI, ss.s srima
sl0.55--l0.65; Raffuirter rubia. eouti.
nsnt sll.l0. Q. n. $500, COMPOUND s--
S1Ss.
sals in Hau grtma eHp ,u s14s,
geurtrn 5L-6i5t.
eaumpsiIi . msn.C.I ia fctip -
grima robes S5l,-j.84. prima SDmmsr
eslbss S583-700.
S.trottum II itstis. Raffuirtss
Gsp Bort $3.50, 85iI1ssIplIa uHo9aItlmor:
$3.50, eo III Butt s. %.
@sGls IA ruhig GOTsFis 6It:cs Ohio
2sc.
Oar, IN pilis. Strainta, espohuIit.s
bic autss IS 30--5.50.
3srpsntiu n IN t.tia su 4734c.
Refs il feft. GtubeimIittr - Sc,
ratna 6-61st.
NsIaffts IN ii,tiq. Rsn crE,ansSpsn
asttl.. auisr bis hoit,. 37-52c.
ssu fer.-asbsr 'lum tuitlts. Wustassso
80 5ei. 327t, centrifugal a5 Stf 3.77t,
WolaH,s. 3uisr 80 5,t 3.02c. Gafhuirtsr
| in feiia. Cat 2oaf $500, grufb.e 5.70c
Nouls II" s.3Ss.i Ga5,s 5.25e. gopesree
5.l0c, 9ranulates 5.0Ot, Tiamono 81 !,
5.00e, gonfsttisnsrt "a" 4.85t. 30. / 4.S5,
20. 4.80c, 30. Tic, 70. 4 4.70r. SO. 5
465, 10. 8 4s0e. no. 4.55e, 70. 4.50c
70. o 4.45s. 30. 4.40c, 20. IL ABS, 10.
a M Dn na QSr
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Wtetau marft.
Rsn port, 3. Juli.

5inu in fhpat ~ s45.62tS 1920; supf,r
Ia rusis: eats l7ss-I7ze, sIsctbroIptic ga
l7l9--l73se, Gaaias ,u i7--l7ise. slsi
IN iea su A.65 - 40; Spetter in i,it
sut7. .2o-T.40. 9iiru mar beute feit. SO. /
Ssunbrp xortbsru lu tI5.50-l6.00, 20. 2
hs. sH si5.25--l5,75, ao. l Soutasra uus
sla. SoataerH foft .u ti5.50-l6oo
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Sinbstth. -- gteoes s.. .75-9. .65, 9tras
ctisr. $5 .80-7.40, Deflihe Stiers Sc. rs
ITO, Stcd.rs uRo Sstbsrs $500 - $40.
Rub. nno Ssti.rs 81 70-84o, Adtber &c. so
-8.25. Wartt ftart bis 10c bobtr.
saDtine.- eeiAte 81 10 - TAO, as.
mifats 81 715---7.571&, fbpsrs 81 .O5-755,
raub, ST o5 - 7.25. ssrtsl Sc. 80 - 100.
Wartt tart bic 10c bober.
ehafs uuo edmmsr.-shafs: Gin.
heimiids 50 10-5.15, nsitlihs So 40-5 20
5dhrlina. "a 25-6 90, 2dmmsr Gin6eimt-
ihs $3.50 - T90, m,itIitse 81 90 - 790,
6ruhiahrs "a .00-S.25. Diar't itart uuo 10
-l5c hoher.
3ufubr - Hinbpish 1900. Shpsin,
Is, 900, ShaFt uuo edmm.r 10000
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First Ca'i
10 Mfiien ameriedn Esehinp D2a6. prf. .f00g
20 Nftieu Columbia B1s. ............... f0L
20 attieH 4tamrscn aoc.sS Baper pfb, .i0sA
2I nffier ftrcger 2ub pfo
Nffien 0tHc. Greet Rb. ..I2s1
In sfienen waefff.
5000 0inc N a. ser 1885.
2.00O Ntue. asfnnbing 3A is3b56. -. e3
500 Nur1oo0b EAool 4er. 1889 .f02h
2.gpo Atqna. o. lera 1881 ......ioIA
10000 Union 4. q. x 3. 4er. isis...... gt1a
5000 eanL eiHesnipolo Ger 1921. esL
1000 W9idmt4burB. .csermantopn
1000 s.as IN nsns Dan k, ,ss
5000 0iHe ~. b. Ser is3i,sf...... 50
500 Gtuc nofeitnt 3h te2s...... 9sls
80 Affien gareb Manuf 60. pfo.......f02
~ nfisen gotfhsrn Cbio 2raeiien GEM. 5sM
5s affisu Norterr Ctio Irocttcu pfe. .i0i
rs dsfien dusrteaH soaiHa soni. $50
1aAasatube fabsle bon TN hisHesn Narft
bsfnsliAen Doubs une HitieR sisbt eis off
iisntn Guotirunsen an:
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ebttaao 8. oui.


w.kr. - Der wartt IN Diats. gsiutsr
Saitnts s5. .05-5.35, Stratgbts s4.4o--5.l
ssrina Batsntss5 lo-6.5o, Straisbts s4.90
-5.o5 caisrs s3.20--4.50.
@stte n.-Sir 5uIi l06 49, I0711e. am
stIHb lore; fur September 102 -l03ISs.
en- Shlus lo31se; fur It,sm5sr lo4 -
l04l<t. am SaIas l041se.
@sIihfsr a.-Fir 5ali 72l4-73l4c,
am etlub 72sSe; flrgsStsmbsr 6sh-7llst,
am saIas 6s%e; fur December 6o74-62s,
am SaIab 60At
baf.r. - sar suli 44ls--45izc. an
SAlus 44Sse fur Sspismbsr 375aa -3SJse.
am s6lus 37Ess. fur Ss,embsr 3SA -
39t<e. am saIub 800.
xssst no. Q 73e.
8srht. 9uts Suttsratrt. 53--70c,
quite bis asic. TaaI;aerHs 93-ll0e.
fimotbp aamsa. - Rsus 500
1000 per GtnsH,r.
RIss aamsu. - sl4.0o-Is.00 Der
Gentnsr.
Rssport-1s.37Is-ls.50 per pbI.- sar
5uh --- am stlut sl5.42A;
fur September $3.50 ~ 1890, ain ShIus
tls.s5, flr C.tobsr 1850 - 1875, am
ehlus tls.75.
SAmaI,. - 1915 Der 100 gfuuo. Gar
5uli sl0.67 k-lO75, am S6Iub $i0.75;
fur September $40 s7,f f-l0.971.. am SaIus
$lo.95; flr Stiobsr 3l0.95 - IL .05 am
Sdlus sl1.02E
Ssort Ris sp,af ri te "a eois sl0.40
per 100 Sfe. Slr Juli sio.32x - 1910,
am S4lui Slo.4O fur September sl0.52 -
- 1890. an Stlui tl0.60. iur SttOber
$40. O.45-l0.52ls, am Shlub sl0.50.
1uttsr. - Narft in Hstig. 6r.amsries
13-25e, Carra 2l--2ie per pfuue.
eier. Rar't if i1paa. sriias l6
-l71etr Dussns.
Aafs. - Rarst il isf grsam l54-
1875 per pfuRe.
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Wiebmdrfte.

GlneiuHdti. 3. 5uli.
3ufubr anb gerianot mdbrens Der psrHoi.
len "a stanssn, osrsliHen nit ben sorbsr.
bsnbtu fagea Raren pis foIgt;
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ber eafed. DaApt,sn a 10 emf BEN ee-
ixifs rnt 81 30 SEN 3tef(.
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Riaepreh. - Die 3ufubr nar bsnte
eisas etcser, bte>aahiroes absr iebr asrins
unn bic ersifs fttis. Gute @Ahtube tHe
Astie bic fen.
sAsere etisre s6.50~--s.l5, ertra ss.25
--6SO, faasp 500, cAfsa s2.25--6.75.
6teisAeraiers 4.25-7.65, aussrlsiens bis
srtra 47.7E--6 90, edfsrs 45.25-6.75, aas.
srlsisax ts sytus ts.S5-l so. ianss -
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fsr tImfat i'm hisNasH Clearinghouse belief
fA beuis ouf s5, ,2S8, $50.
fsiai>esissiiatss.
Tit @eihdfts narsn b,uie ttDas Isbhaittr
an Der bisfietn t6rfs uEo ss fino bic nat.
iisbsnosn Dsrsauis ~ bsri6isn:
MR bsr 6erft.
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8
Tie Hnnien Darsu aud bsuts mst Routl,
starbsiisn farf bsfAdftiet, bod narsn bic
6siAdfie i'm Anesmeintn btuts rutia. Oar.
istsn ssa eau, purbsn bon ben nanisn Az
~ ansaeliessn une gsiAdfispapisrs ~ 81
6S etssontirt. Die Mailsr plaslrisn EarIs.
ta .sHtau- iu ~ uns auf Belt 81 M.
sps6fst aaf Rsw pssf
nnrbsH ,u gari ,piihsu Hanfen bsriauft.
Die eeuuierratt betrdst 6os prdnitpsr $1,000.
RsdirI ant oHrsps.
FAB letter. Gis folssnbsa Gust,runssn fno
~ btriAtsn.
soHsoH, . Gage eiat, s4.6754 Der
G, 90 faes si&i, A.s4A per .
garis, Rage siht, 5.i2ta--5.l5 Der Brnnes
fio0 90 Gage sidt, 5i7l-520 Sranss per
500; fit TsutfAIano 1dss si6t, Nart
B1ss DO. 50 9aat Sift, 9i16e
Documentary siIs auf eounon uuresn ,u
4sssa<, anf @lassotp ~ 4.ss1k une auf Bel.
an ~ +.s3l4 btrtauft.
rassrs.cslissasnss-
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s.ss.s; ::'sssi...bss h r.. ssa'''s- s-.-.s-'s
New-York tribune., 1912-02-04
Diamond Dyes

With them YOU can make your curtains,
rugs, and porticrcs fresh and new again, and
YOU can use your laccs and trimmings over
and over again.
There are two classes Of Diamond Dyes
one for Wool or Silk. the other for Cotton,
Linen. or Mixed Goods. Diamond Dyes for
Wool or silk now come in Blue envelopes.
And. as heretofore, those for Cotton, Linen,
or Mixed Goods are in White envelopes.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-04
Here's the Truth About
DYES for Home Use

our experience Of over thirty years has
proven that no one dye will successfully
color every fabric.
There are two classes Of fabrics-animal
fibre fabrics and vegetable fibre fabrics.
Wool and Silk are animal fibre fabrics.
Cotton and Linen are vegetable fibre fab
rics. Union or Mixed goods are
6OCG TO 500 Cotton-so must be treated as
vegetable fibre fabrics.
Vegetable iibrcs require one class Of dye
and animal fbres another and radically diff
fcrcnt class Of dye As proof-we call attcn-
ton to the fact that manufacturers of wooden
goods use one class Of dye, while manuiac-
turers of cotton goods use an entirely differ
cnt class OF dye.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-04
Do Not Be Deceived

For these reasons we manufacture one
class of Diamond Dyes for coloring Cotton,
Linen. or Mixed Goods, and another class
0f Diamond DIVES for cooring Wool or Silk,
so that you may obtain the very best results
on EVERY fabric.
REMEMBER: TO get the best possi-
BILE results in coloring Cotton, Linen, or
Mixed Goods, use the Diamond Dyes
manufactured especially for Cotton,
Linen, or Mixed Goods.
AND REMEMBER: To get the best
possible results in coloring Wool or Silk.
use the Diamond Dyes manufactured
especially for Wool or Silk.
Diamond DYES are sold at The uniform Prlce
of lOc. per package
Valuable Books and Samples Free
Send US your dealers name and addressm,,tell US
whether or not he sells Diamond Dyes; Wew VIII
then send YOU that famous book OF helps' the
Diamond Dye Annual, copy OF the Direction
Book, and 30 samples of Dyed Cloth-Free'
WELLS & RICHARDSON CO., Burlington, VI.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-04
my Girls
School Dresses

uhat problem they ue,e until learned The
magic Of Diamond Dyes Why ii used 10 cost hun
dreds Of dollars year 10 teep them looking ueA
But no longer haze di,oorered that Diamond
Dye, gre neu life and beauty 10 uOrn or faded
eiothes And so my Daughters uudrobeS are more
beautiful than ere before and al less than one
half my former erpense.
lSgncd) Mrs Wilfrcd Knight,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Practical women everywhere are saving
money every day, and dressing better every
inN with
New-York tribune., 1912-02-04

DIrT could not sleep, and all night long
ID tossed and turned, guilt upon my heart
food noison upon my poor little stomach.
rose With the first blush Of dawn and dressed
e;cll as I was took out my register and
f;sbcd ont the cursed coin. Then, holding il
in my hands, stole into my iather room
He was asleep. | laid the CONS on MS Dec
and started out; but he awoke and saw me-
"Paulie!" he exclaimed. 90.
rushed to my mothers bed IN the adJoin'
ing room and threw myself INTO her pro,
tecting arms, and tried to tell her my awful
story. And Father came in, and leaned over
me and soothed me, -and-and Just
broke down and cried, and had fever. And
it was al right!
New-York tribune., 1912-02-04

T IAPPROACHED the house from The back
1 way, through the six-acre lot. AS II II
came in view realized that supper must DC
ready, and yet wasn't in the least hungry; R i
| wondered why. Usually at this time mao
a ravcnous appetite; but now food seemed '1.
rather UNNECESSARY. Perhaps it was because,
| had eaten 50 much. And then the rea,
thought struck me. Here | was still ,:5 ioadea
down with the booty OF my days disslpa-
ton! What should | DO with 1t! -,
There was a little summerhouSe IN tIie
six-acre field. | crcpt into it, and under d
seat | deposited my store, -JawDrcafiGIS,
dime novels, molasses hunks everything
I had bought, except the stuffed duck
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-23
lows.

SPECIAL BARGAIN
Quarter section Missouri valley to-
baeco, corn. clover. and wheat land: good
house and other buildings, 20 acres In
wheat, s acres in tame grass, balance for
corn finely located, 4 miles to good town,
on Il. r. ID. and telephone lines. Rents
for half crop q money maker; good rea-
sons for selling. Address. Y III, Omaha
Raas
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-23
Culled from the Wires

Intense heat. smoke and gas from the
burning freight cars in Hoosae tunnel
still prevented inspection Of the scene
OF the collision at North Adams. Mass.
Freight rates on wheat and its products
from western missouri points 10 the
Little Rock, Ark, territory were found
by the Interstate Commerce commission
to be excessive.
Edwin r. Wright Of Chicago. president
Of the Illinois Federation OF Labor, and
Mother Jones engaged ia battle az
words at the state convention Of tho
United Mine Workers N America.
Colonel George Goethais. the army
engineer i'm charge Of construction Of The
Panama canal. will sail from New York
10 Hamburg and will go to Paris to
Inspeet the French system Of canals.
lie may inspect the great Liverpool
decks.
If is believed that one federal grand
Jury in New York Is inquiring not only
into the alleged destruction OF papers
wanted by the government IN the steel
trust civu suits. hut also into the
various pools and agreements charged in
the civil bill to ascertain whether there
mas been any violation Of the criminal
section Of Inc Sherman law.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-23
PROGRAM In MANY TONGUES
Foreign Born of Night School Do
Honor to Washington.
SING IN NATIVE LANGUAGES
Grafton ON Life of Washington by
George Ericsson, Who Has ncen
I'm Country Less Than
Year.

Never did more cosmopolitan crowd
gather to celebrate the birth anniversary
Of an American than that at the Kellom
school last night. when the 500 pupils OF
the Omaha night school met to pay tribute
to the memory Of George Washington,
But few nations on the face Of the globe
failed TO have representation and with
the exception Of the visitors all took part
in the program, which was under the
direction of Miss Zebela Schaller. princl-
pal Of the school. Even some Of the
visitors had part, for Superintendent
Graft OF the city schools and Judge
Howard Kennedy. delivered patriotic
addresses.
The kellom night schools enrolment
is slightly In excess Of 500 and the ages
Of the pupils range from Il to % years.
In the school there are fathers. mothers
and children of the same families. The
parents are seeking TO conquer the Eng
lish language and the children. being em-
ployed during the day TO aid in the sup
port OF the family, attend night school TO
get an education. Many OF the pupils.
especially tho grown ups" are well edu-
Gated in their own languages and conse-
quently after once getting an insight into
the English language learn very rapidly.
The program opened last night with the
singing OF the star spangled Banner"
by the entire school. The tune was the
old familiar one, but the words were
spoken In Russian. Greek. Italian, Be-
hemlan. German. Spanish and several
other languages.
Uncle Sans national air was followed
by the national songs and hymns Of Rus
STA, Greece, Italy, Germany and France.
all of which were enthusiastically APP
plauded.
one of the entertaining features OF the
evening was an GRAFTON upon the life and
work OF Washington. composed and de-
livered by John Ericsson. who has been
In the United States less than year.
but who speaks the English language
| freely.
The instrumental music was furnished
by Ed Brown. a Russian by birth. but
who has AmerieaniEed his name since
coming to the United States. The In
strument upon which he played is a
''balayka," a cross between a violin,
mandolin and banjo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-23
Suffragettes Have
a Colonial Party

housefuI Of suffragettes and white
rlbboners disguised as Martha Washing
tons gathered at the hcme Of Mrs. Albert
II. Rathbun yesterday afternoon at a
colonial party. Talk Of votes tor women
and temperance reform mingled with
stories Of colonial life over the tea cups.
The house was decorated with flags and
banners. The guests were the members
OF the Woman Suffrage society and the
Frances Willard Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union.
Short talks were made by Mrs. W. Z.
Hafer, Mrs. Alice &. Mlnick. Mrs. G. j.
Roberts and Mrs. C. p. =. Tobin. IL was
decided to give the suffrage play, How
the Vote Was Won" which has been
given by suffragists all ever the country,
some time after Lent
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-23
B. B. COMBS ELECTED
HEAD OF OPTICIANS

HASTINGS, Neb.. Feb. Z2-tSpecIai Tel
egram. THE state Optical association
closed its sixth annual meeting this af-
ternoon after electing the following off
GERS. President. 3. b. Combs. omab;. I.
secretary, Mrs A H Brook. Hastings
treasurer, d. J.. Davis. Superior: first
vice president. L. A. Hannis, York; second
vice president, Minor q. Williams. Hast
ings: chairman Of executive board. {. A.
Hewett. Neigh. J. II. Rife Of Hastings
and d. L. Davis Of Superior were recon-
mended for appointment en- the State
Examining beard.
Selection OF place FOR the next eonvsE-
ton will be made by the executive ooH.-
mittee. Lincoln is favored.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-23
WANTED-TO BUY
WANTED TO BORROW.

ID hand goods. Kieser. 100 Center. D