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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-28
W2atirsh rrinae.

0ie 3eit Der Motissbsrings, b. /.
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Mon mar frii6er bes GIuubsns, Der
6ering Isbs i'm rdtielbaften poIur'
meere, BON benz aus tr oQi6brli4 uns
ter Der 4nfii6rung eigsner Servings
t0nige feline Donoerung Lungs Der
or5nldnbif9en aiiite beginns. Sn
Der 0Gbe Sslanbs tsiIte fi9 Der 3us,
unb Der cine Sauptarm gsbe tDeitlrn
no9 @merita, Ser anbere 0Itli4
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fpeiB man, bab bies cine 5ab.l 1T,
unb bob bic fogsnonnten Ssringss
t0nig. feItene 9onOfii4e FnO, bic
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mein 6oben unb meiitens auBer Der
3eit Der SeringsI4pGrms %sefongtn
tperbsn. lin ii6 cine 8orIeauug
babon 3u MAIDEN, psl9e getpaIttge
Mengen Seringe berbrau6t tperoen,
Tei bier mitgeteiIt, bob oGIein bon
bondnbiT9en GtT6en bur4i4ntttIi4
500,0 9onnen Die Sonne gu 800
900 Gtiid), alIO ungefdbr $50
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tet unb benz @srbrau4 iib.rssben
tperoen.
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IdottiI6en Seringe in Qusieben unb
@eIhmad bon ben boqdnbif4en 10
perT6ieoen finb. 9ieIe 6roge 1T
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tuna. Der S9otts fii4t in Offenen
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tpel6er 3sit bic Slide i4on tot linO,
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Dor. M2it benz Gonse beg 9srings
beI6dftigen fi4 in 9oaonb msbr ais
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Maashiis mad ben Sbetianb ! Sna
Ieln 8itbt, nm bier, fpenn bic Slide
i6ren 3ug Inn bic fdottiIde alltc
beenbiqt baben, benz Sansc ob5uIies
gsu. Sebes S4tff bat cine 9smans
nunQ BON Is MatroIsn unb arbeis
tern, barunter DieIe 0eutf6s. Der
Sang gsI9iebt NIT NsBsn, bic turs
Dor Sonnenuntsrgnug gelsgt iperbsn.
3piI9en Il unO 2 llbr na9ts fpers
Sen bic glebe geitclt. Die sefanSes
nsn giIde tperben olsbalb 3ubereis
tel, inbem man nit einsm S9nitt
atemtn, @ans unb g~insepsibe ents
fernt. Damn tOmmsn Te iofort out
ben martt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-28
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fen slid"

Sn ben pier3iger Sabrsn srItbts in
Reap:l @erbis Gper yglairo4 ibrs
llrauffiibrung uno fiel pD1itGnoig
out6. Inter alien StaIisnsrn fino
Ole 8tpobner bon Reo2sl defenders
obergIdubifG, uro 10 Fano ibr absrs
CLAUDE Osnn berau>, tpesbulb @srois
Oper our9eefalen iei; Der b0fe Bid
mar bran l6ulO, uno Der rSsttators"
mar Gapecslatro, Elm gutter Jreuno
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1849 mar Is, 1olte in Rsapsl tuieotr
cine Sper @erois gum erffsn Male
iiber Die 8retter gebsn. Die 9erois
@sm.inbc in @eopel battle zen gSets
tatore" ni9t Dergeifeu uno beiHloB,
Die 8irtung beg b0IeH 8lides big
Sur llrauffii6rung Der QuiIe Wliasr
auf ale 5GIe unm6glib 81 MAIDEN.
Sc biloete fi9 cine freiniaiee asibs
ipafe fir gsroi; Gag unb Rd4t, no
er ging uno itonO, tpar 8eroi bon
Isin,n Sreuen umgeber, nno ftin
6renn6 Gapecelatro tonnte ii9 i6m
pirtIi9 ni9t ndbern. Gs mar cine
i6pert prifung fir ben SHUTTER,
Ser leinem 6reunbs ipirtIi6 BON 9ers
3en Sugston mar, bod fliqte u fin
in bos llnpermeioli1e unb 10 Jam
0te llrauffiibrung bsrdn. Nad Dem
eriten atte bro9en Die 3uh0rsr In
rauT6tnoen gstfoa aug, na@ Dem
5~rpeiten jubelte man laut, uno bic
,Qeibpa6e gcgen BEN bOIen Bid"
mar fro9, i6rs Qrbcit ron iOIdsm
Grfolge getrSnt al itben. alss
orGngte Ii9 INN Den aompcniIieg.
unb oteIe @sIesenbeit benubte Gdpss
c~elatro, Inn 8erbt 'nab LANCE er'
spunsener Srsnnan5 pieoer In be
Qrme gu T4Iieben. Der brittle att
beginnt - Ole 3ub0rer iino pl0slih
pie ausgsipe91elt, man beginnt ~
pf.iTen unb 3u ldrmen, Der brittle Ntl
fGIt ~bo1tdncig our4, mo lie
,2sibpo9s gsgen ben bOIen glid"
fpsiB, tper baron I6ule 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-28
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SuIotgung. @droeIsuts
nant Dor benz SdiIIerbentmol: uqeis
Der INNER ipenig 3sit fit oi.sralnr.
Sabe aber ieb0rt, huben Ia pdtsnten
Gab per5apft: Der Msnlh9sit
DHrbs 1T IN cure &ana isisbga."
Daniel - n MlorisnI"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-28

0te @a9rt4t, pel4t
Grou Sarub 8uttsrbaugb bon Sn0ia'
ma, Qa., .rbielt, ooB ibr Sdpagsr
8. u. !Saailter, Elm 8eteran oes
8iirgertrieges, tpdbreno Der Beier in
GETTYSBURG an einem SiBi9lag ges
forbsn Iet, bat iid als irrtimliG err
pieIen. SoaiIter fpur0e 3tpar BON Der
Site iibermannt uno fns S~eIoboipital
iiberfl6rs, jeoo9 erboIte er fih bolo
uno tonnte Die SsimreiIe untreten.
@ss 9urubaters Sa6n
Gobu perOisnts Ii4 iein 9rot aIs
GGbrmonu duf Der lnitrut.
81 ne pflun5e, bic Muliento
ca~rintbiaca, tommt ALIEN auf Der
aibpeDrsr 2lIpe in adrntben Dor.
9ur9 Elm Slid Gleii d,
tpel6ss Ii6 beim 5riibItiid in qnbretp
Remos rfali9e &eble" Iebte. fano Der
Monn in MinnsapoIis, Minn., iti'
men So6. ST ub nit ieinem S6pas
aer Sobn @ertal Suiammen in osHer
Mobnuna. @trtal Iab oas Diirgen
Tsines 8erpdnoten niGt uno bemerttf
6os ungIiid erIt, als Reluo tot Dor
IIsin,m Stubls sefaasn mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-28

Die 6ottls oss 8ernsr Sbers
lanOes pflegten friiber jsoem Sat
auf ben aa9ttiI4 cine 8ib.t gu l,'
gen.
pie aapeIIt i'm pdId38o
GafuretIi benz preubiI9en Sc
fanotThaftspaluis In Rom, mar urs
fpriinelid Elm Stall,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-28

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hlHHm lfF8MftNa mli wimlffaHa
N t'tW Nh tltf abgfniitfh Na8 Efle
Hn tinfi ih fftnia nHi lNt KlHliN.
tdra. NiNtfNs Nfttllf N%8iniedi bttf
H1iiN Nit Wertftitlit battn Wnppsa
Hen NiIitn BE bi9 H ilqtih diner ffs
iriWid tfn titif nfiitFri tetrbfH l8HnffL
f Nldfu it unidh Eif Dal1lartt
10 mtt siHfm ufifn 0fndtn pfrifaen
bfr amer bic Gtuiitru matipiti iii Ter
Hfmtb tfg ODER laRN hdi hibidit
Wlanltfitt IdS Wuiitr he In g Wfdhfn
ntihWiHtus 81. ga 30. 8a 40 unb ~
8ol NuinmCiit. ca ttu6fdl 3 garos
ti8oaiam Sioif idr Die a6tou. @fobe.
Vreij oee @uiiere 10 0enis.
s@ruer frhhiabrs. nno Sommer.
SGialoa NIT alien nenciien Mobvn
jest irrtia. arOrr erierin Der Gina.
5a Sribhns fir 10 Grnfs 5Hariauoi.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-28

@ieTt wguWer peroen on irafab
zine anreNe eeatn g~iHieHounQ tes
R~reiiee Qeididi. Mlan qebe Yinrmer
nnb @r6Fe umb bic uole AoreHe ncuss
lid an nub ifide hen Coupon nrta
rem 1hen srnn1hn'sn Rrsis m Nrs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

8 SUB bon 90. $500 Nutben bon 2ot II
Mub. Sub'b. SEQ. s unb Ibeil so bel 81
SUP bon 8lod 3, Sreeport, 100000.
81. 6. uno M. q. Gboemater al
Stonlep @elgefen, 2ots 3 u,lb 4 8roners
9(bb. &imban, $4,000.
ct. Stephen GozSperatibe Creamery So
an 9einrid Douna uno @0bne, Shell
Brpdipnp, 100000.
Scarf YumD1od an Clinton s. &lebe
Gh NgA Gee. 81, nn0 She'll bon Wh
N@A Gee. 22<125<32, Dat, $9,230.00:
ct. @tepbens Monnan Catholic @bnrd
an Mgnes &apl1s, Got 8 8lod g, ct.
Stepbens, $4,000.
Musul @afften nnb Sran al @nno
s. Sutton, Got 12, 8lod 40 @urtis @ur<
neD, 100000.
Gmbrid se%Sperlpn unb Srau an Mels
50. Mel1on, G@A S@A Gee. 30<124z35
Nprtb Sort, 81, 10000.
@einrid IS. Sorb an Matbilbn 8elz
f1ap, Cots 8 unb 10, 8lod 2 @cFen=
ni1pn's Mbo. Melroie, $4,000.
oSSpbn s. @rinfman11 unb Srau an Ger
manu- sSonfen, sos N8X. Gee. 81
unb 58A 5@A Gee. 16z124z31,
Sorn1ing, 100000:
ssobn 8pbmer unb Srnu an 8iliam
N~iibermeilter, OK 5gA nnb M@A
SGA Gee. 5z124z35, Nprtb Sort, 49,
100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

Tie SEN @lter11 oft gelaui6t, 6as
@dusden no Sic @iege itano, an Der
Sic Mutter ibnen bas erlte 8iegenlieo
fang, I'm nod einmol ales i'm Settle
6ura5uleben. Das it's, tpas fie BIN
5iebt, oorum reifen iie iber Ben
05ean. un6 6ieien 8ug, 1ieber seier,
oeinen &inoern etn5upragen, 6as tits,
tpas mir meinen, tpenn mir iagen: Die
6eutlden @Itern baben nod cine gang
belonoere Tflidt tbren &in6ern ge~
genuber.
Mubt sic 1angen Mben6e aus, er,
aabIt eurer @in6ern bon Ser Seimatb,
bon Gater un6 SHUTTER, bon oentlben
@itten un6 @ebrdu6en un6 lebrt tie,
mas end gelebrt tpurbe, 6amit tie eud
berlteben, nnb ibr mer6et eS ME be-
re,te11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
G. 6 Gnrtpn II q oil Hnhprt q

g. s. Cartel Ii. a.. ali yiobert q.
@rignpn, Got 8, Blod 3, 5artea, $4,000.
s. g. Cartel Ii. a. an saul 3uoie,
Got g., Blod 4, Sartea. $4,000.
@ugo @runbmann un6 Srau an Sraat
6. @emec, 1872 bel AZ Snb bon 8lod s
8illou Surbeb, $4.400.00
2ena @ribmadcr al &lbert S: Molitor
M8A S@A Gee. 18z125z34, @ettp,
100000.
8illiam sbeifen an Soiepb @rbig, 10
Mcres bon N@A @8A, Gee. 29z123z
80, &odbiQe. $4,000.
gbtparo 6alpin nnb Srau an &einrid
9: Skipper, ISL @@A Gee. %26z123z28
ct. Nu9uita.
Motbias SO. M0lfe unb Srau an Marz
tia 8eener, Got 9 8lod 2, 8aitinsers
Nbb. Yabnespile, $4,000.
@uDolpb 8erg nno Srau an Sacob
Sansfp, Got 8 @illon's Cub. 8lod 80
@il1pns 9urbep ct. CLOUD, 100000.
Sobn @enrbD an emma 6. @e1tep
N8A N8H, Gee. 31z126z29, 8rodz
pab, $1,500.00.
Gerbar6 S. &orf unb Nrar an 8ernare
@eger, She'll bon Got 81" yseire @rose
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
@rmnbet9entbu,ms=
Ibertra9um9em,

mas 8pPse5et, @@M 81 @@YM lau g ue ~ Is
1860, 9ol0ing. $3,50O.OO
Wttln1a sc. @ornal unb @atte al
9etnrib @rife, Ii. a. Cots 1 rnb 2, 9loc
10, &imbau, Sl,1OO.OO.
9to1a 2embed unb @atte an &. X
Stab, Cots 1 unb 2, 8lpd 6, &idmonb
$1,2OO.OO.
emma Nau unb @atte n Sobn @el:
let, GDts 10 unb II, Blod 8. @oIbert's
:. Mnn. Yupncspiue, 100000.
Myagul,lon, Got II, 8lod i, 2iens VS6
@rooten, $4,000.
I!fiG5, Sslanb go. 9, sec. 16z126-2S,
9rodwaD, $4,000.
9. 9 8rplper II. a. an g. S. BbiQips,
81 S@A, &eniger etc. Gee. 3z121z29,
Sair ipapeu, 100000.
Vtatbiloa 6. Sames unD @atte an
Spbn y: 9rolpn, She'll bon Club. Cub.
bon ISL bon Gee. 10 unD NGN N@A
Sec: 9z126z34 Capt Centre, 50, 100. 90.
9totbtle Creamery an D2artin 9inuz
oorf, 5beil bon N@A N@A Gee. 17<123z
20. NodpiIe, 81, 100000.
Stto @abni@offe oil &enrp 8enolz
ten. l1npertbeilter 1/9 bon Got ID uuD
5@A @@A Gee. is, @h N@A Qots
2 uno Z, %tpeniger She'll Gee. 19z216z31,
arain, 100000.
@enrt9 Otto Ii. a. an S. g. Sauer,
y: so SUB bon 2ots 5, 6 8Ipd 5 eSsames
Go6: gu @alI Centre, 100000.
SSrant g: Saurot unb Trau an Sl1li,,s
S. @noeri6, M@A M@H unb g. 10
@utben borl M@H M@H 6. bon ct.
@loub Goab, Gee. 7zt22z2S, Gair 6uper
rnb ISL M@A unb @h 1854 unb
N8X NBA Gee. 8<122z28, Sair 6apeu
$12,421.00.
George ublentott nnb Srau an @einz
rid @t@aeG, @@A @@A, @@H, 10
q. bon Got 1, Gee. 4z125=32 unb Got 1
tpeniger She'll nnb MBA @@X, MM
S@A @@A n1b MH Got 2, 1peniger
Sbeil bon Gee. 4z125z32, Dat, $4,000.
Bernard Midael an George 11blen<
fott, gh M@A @8A Gee. 3<125z32,
Saf, 100000.
Nidolas Ooung nnb Sran on @lobs
s.. @e1ter, @h N@A unb 5gA N@H
unb 6. 90 81. bon N@A N8A, Gee. 34<
1861, Mlbanh, $2,50O.0O.
@einri6 @Dbfenberg nnb Strait an
g%ernabina Bergman, 6 $50 Sub bon g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

Dte 56M6terne. - $50
rum boben @sv;I8Sbbr ne11es Dienit<
maoden i@on mte6er entlaiien?" =
~Ma, Sic par gar 10 i6udtern; tie
getraute ii6 nidt ei1tmal unfere @1ei<
Ser a1ts5uflopfen!"
gbelider 10 It. = Satin:
Sd tann Sir MIR iobiel iagen: Mein
erlter Monn b6tte SOS nidt getban!
Gatte: M9 mas, INNER nn6 etpig
Dein erlter Mann! gu langtpeilit
MIDI NIT Deinem eriten Manr, fort
mdbren6 ipridit gu bon linn! @ate
tin: Sea, tpenr es Sir Iieb lit, fon-
men mir ia a1td bon mei1tem 6ritten
lpreden!
Eu6tigfeit. = 8rou ST.: SIT
uniere 6reunoin emma cine .tu6tige
&erion? Grau g.: nn6 Oh! Die
fann cine &o6tr, eine11 Monn nn6
elm Mutomobtl regieren!
8aS er # 6 6a9te. = 8auer
Gin Ebeater): So sos a @@minoel!
90 beib't ouf BEN Sbeater8etteI:
Ser fliegen6e 9oQan6er!" Sect ein-
NAL is Ser Menib = rumgeflogen!
@erabgefaIlen. = &u6ett,
int &olonialmaarenla6en: vSh0nes
6rdulein, geben sic Mir ab - d
balber Duben6 Gigarren."
9a6enoienertn: uMns Gbocolo6e
o0er @onigfuden, btt' i6on?"
56mieriger Gransport.
= Sitter &err (ieinen total betrn1fe<
men @effen ms &otel bringeno):
Ser junge Mann m0dte bel Sbnen
iiberna6ten; je bober 6aS 3immer
liegt, 6e1to biaiger tits mobI? 8or-
tier: SSamobl; ober NIT ieoer @toge
erb0ben ii6 natiirli6 Sic Eronsport=
fo1ten!
III I. = 8irtb 0i@ 3uoring.
li9 III 6as @eipra6 mii9enb): ga,
ia, meine Serren, Die &unit lift tief
9eiunten." = Maler: u@timmt! 8is
in Sbren @einfeQer!"
8er6a6t.- Grau: rSSebt mub
bal6 Die 8anf fomme11, mo mir tins
oas eritemal fubten. (Mls ite an oie
Stel1e fommen, 6ie 8anf aber nidt
mebr Ga it, Mber, grtpin, 6as lit
ni9t l90n bon Girl"
8egreifIi9. = st.: v@os
idimpft 6enn Ser @ait nod immer 10
auf Ser 5trabe?" s.: @eiI ser Sous
fnedt 20 Bfennig berlangt bot fur's
&ina1smerf fen"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
@idtig.

Solicit int @inne, oaB @bamber-
Iain's Eablette nidt nlr 6te @tnge'
peioe in 8etpegung bringen ion6ern
oud ben Mppetit berbeiiern nno Die
@eroounng itdrfen. gu fanfen bel
a1en &6nolern. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

&nr3meiI. = u@aden Ole
6liegen Sic ni9t nerpos, Die fort
mabreno SIRE Maie nmi@mtrren?"
= vSSm @egentbeil, iie perfur5en nit
man6e einiame Stun6e. ..... feben
Sic, i9 babe Mir iogar 3n6er anf Die
Naie %geitreut."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
@mmortnii1eS.

Grau: rDiele Ma6t balt Du i'm
s9lof geiprod)en, Muguit!"
&antoffelbel6: u@er3eibe mir, liebe
6rau, baB i9 9i9 unterbro6e1r ba=
BE-"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

6reh. = Settler: Gin arnter
&eilen6er bittet I'M cine &letnig=
feit!"
@ansfran: rSSa, mel @utiter, MIR
bam ielber ntidt!"
Settler: ugeu, SIR 8an6e, 6o
bangt oo6 feette iol6e groBe @oroi-
rte11 'ral1s, 6aB man 6enft> eS mobnt
pas rebtes bter!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

Ole 59u9terne. - $50
INN baben @s;I85br ne1.es 9ienit-
ma69en i9on Dte6er entlaiien?" =
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WARNING

Since its introduction into the Uni
ted States, the sales Of Partisan Sage
have been phenomenal. This success
has led to many limitations. Look out
for them. get the genuine. See that
the girl with the Auburn hair is on
every package.
Partisan Sage Is the quickest acting
and most efficient hair tonic in the
world.
It Is made to conform to DR.. Sanger
bonds (of Paris) proven theory that
dandruff, falling hair, badness and
scalp itch are caused by germs.
Partisan Sage kills these dandruff
germs and removes all trace OF dand.
ruff in two weeks, or money back; II
stops falling hair and itching scalp
and prevents badness
And remember that badness is
caused by dandruff germs those little
hard working, persistent devils that
day and night do nothing but dig into
the roots of the hair and destroy its
vitality.
Partisan Sage is daintily perfum
ed hair dressing; not sticky or greasy
and any woman who desires luxuriant
and bewitching hair can get it in two
weeks by using Partisan Sage. sc
cents large bottle at Wilkinson &
! Co. and druggists everywhere-Ady
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-13
Summer Weddinu,

In speaking of the engagement Of
Miss Sarah Alice Noble, formerly
resident of Topeka, Kan, and Mr.
Smith Hamill, the marriage to occur
early in the summer the Topeka Cap
ftal says:
Miss Noble is niece Of Mr. George
M. Noble and Mr.. Douglas PETER of
this city and the family is well known
here, Miss Noble being the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Noble. She made
her home here during her early girl
hood attending the high school where
she was prominently identified and
is remembered as an especially pretty
and attractive girl. Since going to
Iowa to live she has returned for sew
eral visits with Miss Dorothy Scott,
Miss Rachel Coston, Miss Bertha Hill
and Miss Ruth Scott. She retains
many friends here who will receive
the news of her approaching marriage
with much interest Miss Noble also
has friends at Kansas University
where she was student for a year.
Mr. Hamill is engaged in business
with his father who is wholesale
grocer at Keokuk. He attended St.
Johns Academy at Delafeld, Wis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-13
rl1REE "oNYxr DAYS.

Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
April Ia, Is and l6 Special annual
sale of Onyx" Hosiery. This sale is
arranged by Lord & Taylor all over
the United States on the same three
days for the purpose of advertising
this most excellent line of hosiery.
Regular 35c Isle hose in black, tan
and white at Csc.
Regular 35c pure silk hose in black,
tan and white at 25c.
Regular SOC Isle hose in black, tan
and white at 33 1-3c.
Regular SOC pure silk hose in black
tan and white at SO Lie.
SULLIVAN & AUWERDA.
Agents of "Onyx" Hosiery in Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-13
b. A. r. Meeting.

Keokuk chapter D. A. r. held its
regular monthly meeting Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. E. B.
Newcomb. The feature OF particular
interest in the meeting was the report
of Mrs. d. A. Collier, chairman of the
monument committee, and the inspec-
ton of the working model of the
statue of Keokuk. Miss Nellie Walk
er, the artist. made a brief talk to the
chapter. 1t was special privilege
to meet SO talented an artist and a
woman Of such charming personality.
Miss Elizabeth Dunlap read paper
on "Old Southern Homes being the
last in the series of programs on His
toric Churches, Halls and Homes of
America. The Sons of the American
Revolution We're guests at the meet
ing. Refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting, Mrs New
comb being assisted by Mrs. Clara R.
Titus, Mrs. w. G. Blood and Mrs. w
j. Fulton. The next meeting Of the
chapter will be the annual meeting for
the election of officers. Mrs. r. M
Lapsley, Miss Dunlap and Mrs. j. F.
Elder are the committee on nomina-
lions.
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Summer Board
in Colorado
V cry Moderate
Charges

"I'd like to go to Colora-
do, = said man the other day,
but it costs so much to live
there that Pm afraid L"
"Forget it, said his friend,
who had spent a month last
summer seeing the show-places
of the Wonder State. II had
the same idea myself last year
until / got that folder the Bur
lington gets up telling the no.
tel rates. And | was nightly
surprised to find that, besides
the hotels, which are as elabor-
ate as you please, there are
hundreds of good, clearly,
Wholesome ranch houses in
Colorado, where the rates are
as low as $500 a week. and
they give you mighty good
fare
That folder is published
by the Burlington railroad to
show folks how they can enjoy
a vacation in Colorado at a
very reasonable expense. And
I'D like to mail you a copy Of
it-free. 1t tells all about the
country, gives a complete list
of hotels and boarding houses,
addresses, rates, conveniences,
elevation and nearby attrac-
tons.
Let me send these, and if
you wish | can tell you all
about the trains and cost Of
railway tickets to the most
wonderfully charming country
in America. G. F. Conradt, City
Ticket Agt., Burlington Route
Fifth and Johnson. Phone 906.
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Rebekah Dance.

The Rebekahs will give dance in
the l. O. o. F. hall on Tuesday. April
% at which more than fifty couples
are expected. The executive commit
tee In charge Of the function is ocm.
posed of Misses Emma Frank. Minnie
Off, Margaret Dierline and Mr. j. G.
Walhouse. There are several com
mittees to take care of the other ar
rangements and the dance is expect,
ed to be one of the most successful
of the year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-13
Church Social.

The young people of the First Meth
odist Protestant church will give a
social in the home of Mrs. Gertrude
Meister, 1417 Bank Street next Tues
day evening, April IS. They win
serve refreshments and the public
are invited to patronize the work of
these earnest christians. Come and
bring friend.
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p. E. o. Chapter.

Mrs. H. E. Ratcliff and Mrs. Itch
enor will entertain the P. e, O. chap
ter on Tuesday evening at the home
OF Mrs. Ratcliff. The chapter will
study folklore this year and the pro-
gram for the evening will be paper
by Miss Younker on Myths and Folk
lore" their history and significance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-13
Shakespeare Club,

The Shakespeare club will be en-.
tertained on Tuesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. H. Boyden Blood. Mrs. j.
o. Boyd will read a paper on Shakes
peare in the Light OF an Historian.
Miss Elizabeth Blood will review the
years work and present suggestions
for the next years study This is the
last regular meeting Of the club for
this year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-13
a China Shower,

A china shower was given Friday
evening by Miss Anna Pike, 1913
Franklin street, in honor Of Miss
Josephine Reidy Hearts and cupids
were used In the decorations, the
color scheme being in red and white.
Ferns and carnations were also used
in the decorations. Refreshments
were served
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-13
Trinity SUNDAY School.

Mrs. w. Guiss, 3os South Tenth
street, entertained her class of young
girls of the Trinity Sunday school on
Saturday afternoon from to
o'clock A program of music and read
ings followed by games and refresh
ments made the afternoon pass most
pleasantly for the guests.
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NOTICE.

On Tuesday, April Is, at 1880 o'clock
p. m, the 'ivil service commissioners
Of the city of Keokuk will meet in
the mayors office, North Seventh
street to examine applicants for posi-
tions in the city service. Burton Will
kinson, chairman.-Adv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-13
A Rrldae rea.

Mrs. Harrie R. Collins, 71s North
Seventh street, entertained company
of ladies at bridge tea on Friday
afternoon, and second company
were entertained on Saturday at a
like function.
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Westminster READING Circle.

Mrs, H. j. Bonham, Mrs. B. e. SUIT
live, Mrs Clara r. Titus, Mrs. Gavin
Herbert, Mrs Margaret Stackweather.
Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Hood and
Miss Hagens will entertain the West
minister Reading Circle on Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Bon
ham, SCI Concert street.