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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-09
the RECITAL A
GREAT SUCCESS

The recital given at the Methodist
church Friday evening was without
doubt one OF the finest musical en-
tertainments eve listened to by Z
Bismarck audience. The program was
Of very high class, but not too high
to be appreciated by those preselrt
Miss Seymour, the violinist from
Fargo, acquitted herself with honor
much to the delight Of her listeners
She has q fine personality and poise
while her handling of the violin Is
almost marvellous. Especially were
her numbers, "Ballade and Polonaise''
and "Legende," worthy of special
mention.
In her rendition of "Ballade and
POlonaise" she demonstrated her abil.
ity as an artist by her ease, finesse OF
her technique and perfect phrasing.
She played the most difficult passages
as though she were simply musing,
Her Interpretation of "Legende','
which, we understand, she received
from the composer, vas faultless and
her harmonic work was clear and per.
feet. She held the people fairly spell
bound.
Mrs. Ernest Wright of Fargo dem.
onstrated her usual popularity by cap
turing the hearts Of her hearers from
the first. Her manner is so charming
and at the same time she possesses
such a strong personality that she
carries her audience with her through
the heavy classical music with as
much ease as through the lighter
numbers. In the ave Maria," with
violin obligato, her voice was SO clear
and true and the blending SO perfect
that at times 1t wa difficult to detect
which we're voice and which were vio-
lin tones. She especially pleased the
audience with "A Lesson With the
Fam" a delightful little number, made
particularly refreshing by the girlish
mannerisms and Interpretation of the
singer.
Miss Woodward, of the local con
s~ervatOry, al sweet and charming
in her appearance and proved her
perfect castery of the, grand piano,
overwhich she presided during the en-
tire evening. Her solo work was
fine, indeed, showing her exceptional
ly sympathetic Interpretation and
perfect technique. Her accompany
ing demonstrated again her prof.
cheney with the piano. Many solo
artists are not successful accompan,
lists, but Miss Woodward proved her
ability in this capacity IS perfectly
as in solo work. Especially were he.
numbers, ChOpin's "lmpromptu II and
Van Dooren's "Polonaise," rendered
with the skill of a master and an ar
fist. The endurance required in an
entire evenings program like this
one proves the thoroughness of her
training. Bismarck people may justly
feel proud that this talented young
woman can be counted among our
townspeople.
Altogether this program was a sue
cess and the music committee of the
Methodist church are to be congratu-
lated on their undertaking.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-09
RUB RHEUMATISM
PAIN RIGHT out
Instant relief With a small
trial bottle Of old
st. Jacobs Or
What's Rheumatism? pain only.

81 ~-..AS..E --.IEHtI
What's Rheumatism? Pain only.
Stop. drugging! Not one case in
fifty requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil'
directly upon the tender spot and re-
lief comes instantly. "St. Jacobs OH
is q harmless rheumatism cure which
can not burn the skin.
Timber up! Quit complaining! Get
q small trial bottle from your drug
gist, and in just a moment you'll be
free from rheumatic pain, soreness,
stiffness and swelling. Don't suffer!
Relief and a cure awaits you. "St.
Jacobs Oil" has cured millions Of rhe-
umatism sufferers In the last half
century, and Is just as good for sofa.
1tica, neuralgia, ,lumbago, package,
and spra!ns.-Adv.
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Felix's ENTERTAIN.

The Elks entertained members of
the lodge and their wives to a turkey
dinner in the Elk club rooms at s
O'Clock last night. About 100 mem.
bers and guests were present.
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1880 a. informing worship.
Subject Of sermon: Christ's I'm
perial Challenge to the Church"
Music by Mixed quartet.
1900 m.-Sunday school.
$50 p. m.-Christian endeavor.
Subject: "Home Life"
1880 p. ~m.-Evering service for wo,
men and girls.
Address: "Should the Girl Know
Address: Our Responsibility"
This is a union service with two
churches uniting. Men and boys meet
at the Baptist church. Chas. W.
Harris.
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DR.. HERE.

DR.. F. L. Mackey of Garrison, men,
Der Of the state live stock sanitary
board, was an arrival in Bismarck
Saturday to take up some matters
with DR.. Crewe, the state veterinarian.
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH..

Corner of Seventh and ROsser SITS,
Sunday, Nov. 9th, services will be:
11:00 a. m.-Preaching.
1900 m.-Sunday school.
ISIS p. NY. P. A. meeting.
$500 p. m~.-Preaching services.
There will be- services every even
ing during the week. conducted in
the German language.
A hearty invitation to all, Robt. E.
Strutz, pastor.
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HERE FROM STANTON.

w. A. Olson of Stanton, vas among
the visitors in the capital
city Saturday. He was the guest Of
Attorney General Miller while in the
city.
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MISS FARRELL BACK.

Miss Leota Mae Farrell, after spend-
ing two months in the east visiting
Buffalo, "The Falls Cleveland and
Chicago returned home this week.
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SAMPLE FREE ;

Try 1t for nasal and dry catarrh.
sneezing, cold in the head. hay fever or
any complication resulting from chronic
catarrh. Keeps the breathing passages
open. thus giving sound. restful sleep and
membranes. Fine for nose bleed. Get
kondon's. the original and genuine Catarrh.
al Jelly. at druggists or direct. In sanitary
tubes, Csc or Soc. Sample free. Write
Konaeu Mfa. Co. Minnespolis. MINI.
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HOSPITAL NOTES.

The Bismarck Admitted: John 81
mer, Hebron; Mrs. August Lubritz,
Barlufors. Discharged: Frank Bur
quist, Underwood.
st. .Alexius-Admitted: Miss Hill
da Berge, Wilton Miss Mable Charles
north ,Mandan. Discharged: Tony
Fassoi, city.
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GOV. N TO FARGO

H. Bowman Of Naughton was in the
city yesterday IN business.
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w. l.. Wetz of Fargo arrived yes
terday to spend a couple of days in
the city.
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CANDIDATES FOR CONSTABLE.

When Rev. +. l.. Watkins appears
before the board of county commits.
sioners the coming next month in his
effort to be appointed constable he
will find several candidates in opposi.
ton. Since Mr.. Watkins failed of ap-
pointment last week, Frank Germaine,
formerly street commissioner, has
circulated a petition and secured sew
eral signers. Tom Cayou is said to
be another candidate for the appoint.
ment, and several petitions have also
been circulated in his behalf. By the
time the board meets there will no
doubt be plenty of material for the
board to pick from. 4
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IN =

Geo. S. Roberts of Fort Yates is in
spending a couple of days in the
city on business.
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FROM FARGO.

Governor Hanna has gone to Fargo
where he will spend a day. or two.
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NOTARY COMMONS.

Thomas Hall, secretary of state, yes
terday issued the following notary
commissions: G.. A. Barner, Tossing.
ton; Thomas G. Johnson, Manning;
W. j. Love, Fargo, and Louis F. Muir.
ply, Grand Forks.
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Tonight at 1880, women and girls
at the Presbyterian church.
Men and boys at the Baptist church.
Straight talks by effective speakers.
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The Churches
CATHOLIC.

, CATHOLIC.
st. Mary's ro-Cathedral, Sunday
services:
Early Mass, $3.50.
High Mass, 1920.
Sunday School, 1880.
Evening Services and Benediction,
1870.
VERY REV. FIR. HILTNER,
Pastor.
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Service in the Norwegian language
at the court house Sunday evening,
November 8, at 1880 o'clock. o. G..
B%elshinn, pastor.
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OLSON HERE.
BOWMAN HERE

w. A. Olson of Stanton is a Sunday
visitor in Bismarck.
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UNION SERVICE At PRESENTER.
IAN CHURCH TONIGHT FOR
WOMEN AND GIRLS

This is. Purity Sunday. There will
be a union service at the Presbyterian
church tonight for women and girls.
Men and boys at the Baptist church.
Mrs. LaRose will sing and Mrs.
Quain will be one of the speakers.
The topics discussed will be SHOULD
a Girl KnoW" and "Our RESPONSE
bility."
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BUSINESS CAlLER.
] S. Stevenson Of Fargo is in the
city on business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-09

Call Sc for the best Ignite Coal on
the market.-Adv.
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HARRISON IN CITY.
J. H. Harrison Of Driscoll is in the
city over Sunday.
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SPENDING SUNDAY HERE.
A. w. Scott is spending Sunday in
Bismarck.
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ST. GEORGES CHURCH..
(EpiscopaI.)

Corner of Thayer and Third streets.
Services for November 8, the Twenty
fifth Sunday after Trinity.
800. a. m.-Holy Communion
1900 a. m.-Holy Communion (cho.
rail-.
1915 p. m.-Sunday School.
1870 p. m.-Vespers.
Il, The Right Rev. Cameron Mann,
Bishop of North Dakota, who is max
ing his farewell visitations in this
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diocese, will celebrate the Holy
Eucharist and preach at the II o'clock
LEWIS
PRESBYTERIAN U r

Residence, 22O Fourth street. Phone
248.
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city News
eopeN 4 CALLER.

X. n. o. dHrTIsUH IS III tue
city.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

1880
Corner of ourth street and Avenue
3. Bruce Edmund Jackson, pastor.
A church of the people. This being
Purity Sunday the services will be
in keeping with the spirit of the day.
Theme of the morning sermon, "The
Body for Cod. Sunday school at 10
M. Children's church at 4 Up. NJ. B.
Y. p. U. at $50 p. m. Evening SER
vice of worship at 1880 Tle pastor
will speak upon the subject, "The
Power Of the Home in the Struggle
for Purity" A cordial invitation is
extended to everybody to attend these
services.
The First Baptist church will OBJ
serve Purity Sunday today. In the
morning Mr.. Jackson will speak up
on the subject, THE Body for Cod
and in the evening, at 1870, he will
speak upon the subject, "The Power
of the Home in the Struggle for
Purity The church extends a cordial
invitation to everyone to attend these
services.
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az GinlhfiLnna btr VaraNt.

lie Gintheilnua Der EaraSs.
ellie Setter un0 9erionen, Die on
Scr @emannima Der ShauDdgen
Der 91-aSc .5c;Infbmen, berinmmeln
lid Inn / llhr 9ahmittngs Dor Dem
aE Sor.9en ShloB.
ellie 0eutihen @ereine, Oh 81 Sub,
81 9fer0e ODER 9dmen IN Alttomo.
bileil. reriommcln iid an Sherman
aOenue, nor0lid pom Cummings.
@eieaihnften in alltomobilen be.
foriren lire M1itinen ieIbIt.
Garnoe beginnt Ode 16. uno
Cummings Inn 300 llbr gtotmittngs.
Siiolid an f6. bis Douglas, DIT.
lih an Douglas Biz H., iiiolid an
ii. bis 5arnnm ueitIih an 6or.
nam bis 49,, iiiOlih an 10. Bis Snr.
neD, oitIih an Sarnep big 16., flo
lid an is. bis Sodion oitlid an
Sadion bis To-, norolih an 10. bis
Douglas, tpeitIid an Douglas bis
IL, Oann noroli6 bis IL. uno aui.
Ioinng.
/. Sofort mad Ser 8araoe, Ganjert
uno aeoen i'm gran0eis 8beoter.
aon3ert uno llnterbaltung i'm
GeutI6en Saiis, 4406 iiiol. 10. Ctr,
mad Z llbr aben0s.
" arha lie, an Der Spite
Der 8arnoe5u BerOe:
Senrn 4obIit 6eitmari6aa.
Morih1le-
grnit aonig.
George @offmanrl,
9cter 2aur,
3. GhoBIer.
u. g. Dleper.
Otto Siemiien.
aOoIpb Stor3.
sSuIius Gditt.
Sobn 8nIters.
6enrD Ho0enbnrg.
SafO6 gaitinn.
SO. s. Bon Rob0en.
@ermanm 9oaing.
g~orreitcr: @m. @e6rmurJ Sp.
6rdbm.
80. gronoes, Stonbartentrdger.
Shdupageu SO. r.
Snfel Gam empf1ngt Die Gin.
tDnn6erer. -9roiperitdt ourh CIR.
Ii6feit uno 5IeiB.
@~orrciter: German 9loitod, giiiO.
Gecie.
@nl. Snri9-Sermnnn Der Gbe.
riisfer.
Sermannsio9ne 81 SUB.
gorreiter: s. sfopp unO GteDe
Shmtot.
q. 9anoi6nb Gtotbnrtentrdger
Sdaupngcn go. 2-3euti6e Mpiit
mo Beldf1g.
ganen MuiifDereirt.
gorrciter: G6riIt @rie5, Sobn s.
@insIe.
2u6p. aispIer, Ston6nrtentr1ger.
S6aliDdgen SO. 3-DeutiHe 9i6t,
funit.
0itgIieoer oes SdwabeHbereinS
81 SUB.
gorreiter: 81. 9immIer, sos. Sod
$. 5elofotIcr, Stnnoartentrdger.
5dnnDngen go. 4--Geutide Stunt
WuiifpereIH.
@orreiter: Gre0 @offmnn sos
Gder.
Sos. Sdmis, Gtnn6nrtentrdger.
Sdouirngcn 30. g. Geutihe De
Iebrte unO Grfinoer.
ct Vetriis gereiL ltngefdbr 10C
Mar1 81 6uB.
gorreiter: Granf aotpstie. Grit
aIenfe.
Gbos. Ulet1cr, Gtnnoartentrdgei
5dauiDngen gao. 6-Deutihs ameri
foniide Snonitrie. anpit1ne
German @mericon un0 SdineI
Camp, MOoOmen Of tbe @orll
mnridiren 81 Sub.
gorreiter: q. Sdneun, Dttl
Oldham.
@. aeudJeI. Gnn0nrtentrdger.
dj1iisDaaeH So. ea1 s~;;s;ctl
faniife Hotriotcn,
2anStpebrpereiib mari9irs 81
CUB.
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N1nrfthrridlt.
Chr mnhn. 29. col

SiioG mubn, 20. Gept.
min6uieb -3ufubr 1880; Rorft
felt bis leifter; gaugers fIau BIS
10c %nieoriger.
@ute bis bette So. 30-9.25.
@ittelmdbige biz cute $500
SEQ.
gcp6bulide Bis mittImdBige
81. 50-8.25
@ute bis bette Sabrlinge $500
$50.
@ute Bis bette 8nnge Gtirre $7.35
|-S.20.
@itteImaBige big CUTE 500
$50.
@ep06nlide bis mitteImdBige =
Sc. $500
aiibe unO Sellers felt big 5-t0c
nie0riger.
cute Bis bette Sellers $3.50
7.50.
@ute bis bette aii6e $ e.5o-
ZOO.
mitteImabiae big CUTE aiibe
SO. 50-5.75.
@en6bnlide Bis mitteIrhdBise
SO. 50-5.50.
Stodcrs mo 8eeOers, flaw Big
t0c uieoriger.
M,ttr his heite at 50--S 90.
@ittcImaBige Bis cute So, 4o-
7.25.
@eu56nIide Bis mittcIma Bise
Sc. 00-6.40
Stod Cons itnO Sellers $4.75-
$50.
aaI6er $6.25-9.75.
8nen $5.25-7.00.
ShDeine -3ufubr 2700; Wlarft
5-tOc boiler. 8urdidnittspreiie
IS. 2O-8.35; h6dlter 9reis $40
G6afe-3ufltbr 10000, Marft
felt bis 10c boiler; Seekers felt bis
ftorf.
2dmmer 5eebcr $5.5O-6.5o.
2dmmer, quite Bis bette $7.0O-
I7.20.
2dmmer 1915 500.
Mutteridafe S4.00-4.t5.
@i6ber $4.25-4.50.
Sdbrlinge $5.60-5.65.
SeeOer @lutteridafe $3.00-3.6Q
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E(aDIti5irte An1elQen!

Stelmg oaf Der 5arm indt Cit
friid eingcpm0erter Tertihcr IN
oen d0aer Sabren. @nte Gicnii.
!eiitung geiihert. Dan ihreibe III.
ter o. an bic Cinaha Gribiine.
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1as aeilpruaramm.
Tic Otmtidt 9aairitr ptripridlt al.
len 1hrilurhmrrH unurr.
arhIidle weuhHe.

SIM IadiolgenNcn brinaen min
Dos forrigirie 8riiproarumm fir oit
Teutide 9aaieier an fpmuenoer
Gcuneritoa, ben 2. OEtober.
Die an Ger Varaoe tbeilnebmen'
ben REORGANIZATION ioIlten es &c.
nan Snrdihoiren unb iidl mad Den
a~noronmgcn ridten, iooab ON 6eit.
tage nlles flappt.
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omaha gereiuc:

Smnbo 8eretne:
Smabo Rlattoeutider gereil.
Omaha MniiipereiH.
Omaha Sdnowebruerein.
@erein SaroHia.
Omaha TirHperein.
CT. 4etrus @erein.
Smaba 9ose go. 81, 8. b. s. q.
omaha Shrpaben 9erein.
Sermann 2oge SO. u. 8. II. 90.
Smnba 2oge go. 500 9roen Der
Saru9ari.
gierbraiier Arbeiter llnteritiitung8'
@erein.
CT. Soiepbs 9erein.
omaha Geutider ltnteritiibungs-
9erein.
Geiterreit. llngorn gerein.
German. American Comp. So. 8.
SO.
Sdiaer Camp, 81. 8. SO.
Siioieite 9uruDerein. a.
gereine:
Siio.G Omaha 8lattoeutiaer gerein
Sermann Soge 33, .. B. 8. 9.
Omaha 9amen.8ereine
in a~utomobiIs:
9eutider 0amen &erein
GoncorOia @eiangperein un6 9a.
men Muiifuerein.
5rauen 2an0pehr 8erein.
6rauenbereiH Der Sarugaris2og
Shmaiterloge Der @ermarms sob.
ne.
Geutiher Geiterrcif . ltngarn
9amenberein.
IN rtige 9 ereincb bis
lest a~ngeme.Ibet:
9l1ttoeutid)er 8erein bon Dill
laro.
GlattOeutiher 8erein bon Dutan.
BlattoeTtider gerctn BON Ben.
nington.
Blatt0eutider @erein bon @retu1.
9euti1e 5nrmer @egenieitiac
5euerberiiherungs @eiea-
idaft bon douglas GountD.
8lattoeutifer @erein bon glfborn.
2anone6rperein bon Bennington.
Mdnnergeianguerein bon Ben.
nington.
2anouebrDerein, Sarpp gamnfD.
9anOpebrperein bon Siloretb un0
llmgesen0.
Mia1ro 9urnberein.
Columbia 2oge go. 6. Sermanns,
So6ne, NaHoolpb, Gebr.
3eutonia 2ogr. SERVANTS Sobne
Council Bluffs.
@eiatqoerein ariou bon Council
@luffs.
@elongperein 2ieOcrfrnn5 bor
WlalifllliG soma.
SoHopebrperein BON Wonting,
Soma.
Geutider gerein bon atlantie.
Soma
%lattoeutider 8erein bon 9lpoea
Soma.
Starte GeIegdtionen bon Blair
Eenoer, 9lottsmontb, gtebrasfc
GitD, 6renont, 2tneolrb Columbus
@rano SsIonO, ggeit goint Ma0t
Jon, Nebr., mo an0eren gtdoter
aus 9ebrasfa unO Soma.
ErOgrnmm Der 5eitfeier i'm Bran
beis Ebeater.
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3opfe eemodt aus aIsgcEdmmteu
Sadren $50; Elm Set 2oden
fret. 3rau 8. Ne. Cd, 1304-1305
SO. 8. SO. @log, Omaha.
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gsMIBEzQIBIH[N[dUg
Manblfr n Lmaha Inb.

gambler In EmahG InO.
SEQ u. &offndn, "a. uaO Doge.
.@l 8. Goooer, %. u1O Cunning.
81. q. GD1nion, II. uno Cunning.
o. 8. grerper, 505 giorb "a. ctr.
Gio,G mabo.
Sbr fonnt GareOpbaei bon ben
fclaen0en Jrie0hofen beiteQen:
5oreit 2nmrt, Gel. 5LOrence f34.
proipert SID, Eel. @ebiter 2404.
@eIt QotDn, 9eIepbon Douglas S29
wlonnt 6cpe, Eel. genion f4f-B
@raeelnnO garf, Eel. Doug. 1864
6oIp gepulher. 3f2 Barter Bldg.
Cher beiieIit brett Dun
MmeritaH gareOpBagas Company.
douglas pap.
Giflse: 304 girIt glat. sarE wIf /.
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aapitdne fir bic SdanDaarn:
+. 5rib Gaih.
2. 5rou aIotbop.
3. s. @dnsIe.
a. 9. Ghr60er.
8. u. @roB.
6. 9b. Mebaer.
Z. Stcfian aeuteI.
s. Wlot. gibl.
8. Garl Rlmobr.
10. 30. @ron0es.
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@atiure tdeli6 2:15; abenos S:t5.
WoDcrnes WanOepine.

Srene 6ranflin, Sane GonneaD
& Gompanp Gem Sopfins, Die orei
Dolce Sdpeiterny 9ebine nnO @iI.
Inns, gailep's Orciiirte Stnoe. Tbe
GromtpeIlS, seitsemdBe 8anoelbiIoer
Ger @orbang bebt iidl, nahoem
Die af.Sor.gen Ioraoen 0as Sben.
fer paiiirt baben.
9reiie: @atinee (aisgenommen
Samitags un6 Sonntngs) @nuerie,
10 Gents; bette Site 25c.-abenos
10c. 25c soc uno 75c.
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3m berFaufen:-Ete IlelTte aiisaabe
ron n@ebiter's Neip Snternnticnn[
Dictionary, bns nnertannt St1n.
barb @0rterbudj bet eHgIiiden
gprode. @nns neti utO %unbenubt.
Q~ooenpreis $40, mein @reis $500.
Dan idreibe on dictionary
Omaha aribiiae. ~
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Batenf0mmaItG

Sas preisluHrOigIte GHsn BET Weier
Stump. 9eutiNs Slide, 1908
Go0ge StroBe, 2. Gtod. MabIaeis
ten 25 Gents.
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Sumo berlnngt.-Gin gifer 0eiit'
idqr Suupe, Der gut Ieieu tassH,
miro geiudt, Inn 0as Shriftietar-
aetuerbe All erIernen. Ent5ufrngeft.
in Der Office oieIer 8eitung, 1911
6pmar0 Strahe.
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III Motlhs INTERIM nppptidhlet
Nntm rfhellff
III Gle NEnmfl llibuiln Bee Umi'
zen Nhff Wtaboben we.
mlldiief Nbor mo Cfdelitr
Il. d Wearlikunae Mnlptndc bon
neffu Unl q. Better. Wofliber
hfs {flimtlhulies mo Vrdf.
bent oes Sinnisuerbnnbes Re.
br0sfn.
b qsedrihnnas . Nnlprahe bon
benz Adibnrc Games Is.
Tnhlman Niirgermciii ter bon
Eniahd.
/. Tat III Der Too oes Germ
arenher Nl1nnerdor.
D. ennlii6e 1eiire0e ourd Serrn
Nehieaumnlt Waiihcp @erina
ans Vlottsmouth, glebr.
q. Ciipcrtiire arr Cper: @plDcIirr
In 9lih. Rscie. - rhciter.
X. Teutidc Ncfireoe BON &errn Gu.
flap Tonnlo poi Davenport. "a.
Is. gaas iii oes Dentihen Batter.
lan02- Reihuro. geniidter
gbnr.
3. @robpr aon1ert @~oI5er.-Doeb.
Ter. 5~hnlbof
Gum Shlub:
Al Die @adt ONT Rbeiu.
% aeo, 8biic ano Blue.
@eiungen bonn gari5cn auoito.
RUM nit Srteiter.
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Npfrellstl apA. altman, Mlbtrl
MhHef.
Wlal Vlbl. 9lnnbuflmtfaaer.
e dauma0en Pc. s. neuiih. amcti.
fauiltcf Northumberland.
&nruadfl Qoae uil0 Geitrrrelh
llnanrn Werein.
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Worreiieri G. z aicpcu. Wm
Sunhen.
eans @lce Sianbaftrntr1acr.
Gdlnumnaem Ro. 9LTenthrs 10.
milicnIeben @rie Nnno. melht
bic Wieae idlnntrli. heherfidyi
ote A,elt. Nier hrrridt 0it
5rdu nnein uidit burd'e 0nbl.
rcdlt iouoern biird aatnrreht
Gninba VInitaeuiIdcf gerfin III
Sui
@orrcitrr: Tbeo. Gobic. Scnrr
WiermaHn.
Mm. NuoIoif. Stan0artrntrdarr.
Shouhpagrn No. i0-BermanIn, I'M.
iere Mtiitter, Columbia, tnierg
@raut.
Teutiher Tanen. 8erein.
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NIH HHUTl1En WVVIIIIIV DTIFTHTE 1I
bermietben: ~ Rabe benz Sc.
idattstbeiI Der Sta0t. 1euiide
Qeute. Nah2sfrogcn IN go. 1863
iiSI. II. StraBe, Smnba.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16

FISH s
n at home in the water and cold storage It the father of
radiddIes
parts world but their favote
paste people
them from this environment though occa-
onaly foohardy
tempting the feat a Go-cent table dhote
In appearance the fish is somewhat lack
profile OF a
orator But it has lovely
for facial
oehg calm and collected and little given impulses
Inc haoS OF the sh are most exemplary The males Of the
species always the while
Industrious and suicide heart Of
Colonel Roosevelt with approval and delight
The of appears to be their sense OF
humor They jokrs Of
Ike nothing days sport with man with $3.50
bumped cramps or they will string
him along for miles through shallow
thlns to show for his trouble but cold his head.
There a different Of he
variety the OneICaugh species
game and only caught after the brilliant
the of the fisherman. popularity,
paragon the inny tribe is never
hooked when S fishing one.
The familiar variety is a actually
does catch This variety small Insignificant
his wife cooking extremely expensive
o
elknown varieties Of fish are the sucker which
sightseeing automobiles buildings
sr which hrs the rooms
the clans which plentiful along
Women, who men, frequently make big
catches find that Of
good looks and hattery Almost especially
How fishing to be classed among
ever atemPa to solve 1t must simply he down Of the
comfortable spend 500 10 sit on the end Of
ched fishing vicinity for ten years
him aching about the 'in he has had ~ "
finest 2s been said are found in all parts Of the WGd 6a the
find that that is the cheapest place at which to