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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-12
''HOME RULE" Law
DECLARED LEGAL
supreme Court of Texas Rules That II
Was Properly AdOpfcd-Cities May
Now Make Own Charters.

Austin, Tex, Feb. 1.-THE supreme
court today in an opinion by associate
justice Phillips. upheld the legality OF
the submission Of the home rule
amendment by the governor at the last
general election.
The court held that the amendment
was properly Submitted and that the
statewide prOhi bitiOn election was only
a contingent election and that the time
20 submit the amendment was at the
general election.
This decision was in the case Of
T. CARTRIDGE VS.. John T. Workman, sec
Eetary of state. from Travis for an
INJUNCTION to restrain the secretary OF
slaIe from declaring the result of the
votes cast on this amendment on the
STounds that the amendment had been
Illegally submitted.
The matter was presented to the
MIRO court Of civil appeals and that
tLlDuhaI certified the question to the
supreme court and it was answered to-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-12
JOURNAL ENTRIES.

N-opeka JOurnaLb -
luXuries. '
rev vigorous foes are valuable as
seIS Ior any man to have.
" nat mas become Of the old fashioned
man VINO played a Jews harp2
a woman can easily solve the hired
SlIl problem by doing her own work.
some people seem to think that snTb-
DIns others is mark Of their social
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-12
DIR. 2. :. WHITE IS AR
RESTED ON INDICTMENT

IT- = $ White vas arrested Tuosdoy
aIternoon By members of the sheriff
department on an indictment in which
ne IS charged with having performed,
on December 6. 1911. a criminal opera
ton on Emma l. Folk. The defendant
was released on a $500 bond. pending
his trial on the charge.
An Indictment was returned against
G. X Green charging him with theft
Of hogs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-12

wife for befriending her brother. we
went over TO the BOdega and washed
out the feud in port wine instead Of
blood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-12

DR.. H. H. Hughartt and Mrs. Hug
hartt, T. n. WolcOtt and wife, Mrs. VIM
Lutley. Mrs. A. II. Gardner and several
other Tombstoncites are in Bisbee at
tending the Masonic Lodge entertain
ments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-12
THIRTY-sECOND YEAR o. PUBLCATION

IF1IRI4-SECOND 4EAK Or FCBLl~EAI ION
repor5 Associated
fngtoD c. and New YOrz
she Hed
SfofoWs [ CpIlH A
Mar A L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-12
OF SrER ORDER STILL STANDS
AGAINST STANDARD OH. &

JEFFERSON City. No. Feb. I2-The
Missouri supreme court refused to modi-
~ the judgment Of custer against the
Standard Oil COMPANY a~7 ~ --je-f-,,1
order, Ousting the company from the
state, now stands. The original order
was issued more than four years ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-12

Arbor day was observed in Clifton
as holiday and appropriate exercises
were neld during the morning school
hours bv the school children at their
respective schools.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-12

w :5 s:: s. 5st sss2 !: p z s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-12
Free Tolls Cause Dispute
Opposing Views of United states
and England in Control OF
Panama Canal.
-By Frederic J. HasE1iu-

<" YASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. r.
. President Taft, by authority
w Of congress, has fixed the tolls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-12

x YESTERDAY I saw her again, the
Light o. Love.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-12

oILtt inc bTIIIsn and american views
upon the questions at stake are 50 di-
vergent England has prOposcd 10 s1Ib-
nit the whole matter to The Hague for
arbitration. But this court is distaste-
Jul to the present responsible authori-
ties in the United States They assert
that II is made up IN such large pro-
portion OF the representatives Of Euro.
pean nations whose interests are Iden-
teal with those OF England, that for
the United States to carry the case
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-03

81 " Aa sH afnHff 500 ts Af tH 81 FHaH tfaktt
h1H Nui1 ssH HM fFfi aafsaalm afHhHMH Hs mt - saHt
eH ~ Hlfattfa sA hH 6N#fsa aMs VI NHasfn HaHsH Hf
aaisfetifaH4 WA a. Hh atHl HH1Httma Hmg Ftn ratt
maa4ai at aan fH esaa.8sH fs8aH 81 "a easa ta#a
HHHafHH aH8i
fHs sfsaiea 81 BOZ faafiHteH q taiaf use tH efHH
haH Ntan8a so De- 81 emHf n18saaif Masafam Hefa baNHN
sffH Utat8tH haM6 Fa H HaH4an 0aattiH8m ANH NIaftt
9itatsa nsftaaha Zee eaus Ht MH m n~gaHtHa8 kfg maaHaas
sr 1%eapiatfatt ptHtamtmtm af am HsiHaNuts ta sWW MH.
Ten tttfaaita EN asVm Ffftsa Ht tiHu1mn a~HaHttast a6
Is tHtabbma a8 ses# 80 Hrt
@f bHHt fwf HHmatan HitaHl Mh M M eN3 FHf
suHHf Ittu ottft hi tm Httalm 1HhtfHt a1 SON hm M8s.
methatfiaalm ht ~ pta t0 sm % Aa aatsHlit aafkfNHa
hfff 1Hsuft Waeftaa m tn t8 86tti mHh 9Nm Hraha mt
cine tetak Rrttnf latnt @t Nt5Hattdtf %ettffH8 hG eabt
tiitatitm untn htut rt nHliu aauHa siatftW mit ban
neHAm "a an hm dftufofh hg &NmHf aW HeaI eti tnm httat
baahatn mtnl bf Mlm eSrIt ba ia rta6 icon ml bu aaiBsh
tna zines aaiemdbt1 bhtt lore Watt bHmsaaaatm hnA. ul md
IN bittr @HttHhuna Hrahnt mffltB bah bt ufamitatt Bar utaih8t
a%ustAst ht pdHb0 eat mmf 64 te Billion aihiti rtfa. lnu
eitm lmfbuhtn iouf man meunt rlrNe 0 Hti oam fhrt halitn.
entu @atda BON |Stnn0000o aatntta8m atff mlthf ID mt aub.
iabuma Bee asrlaniu t|uttrutbuwt hufUtm4
eaneei e n6 NIT bit'ui una6t aud m Bic 1bi'uim hN 5uio.
%mottiaarer, 70 rirbt Cd BOD om B1niB gouot Hna @afe tuiaiaH tm
0orhl ortitgH. as oaaurh olatmetHf anitamnaguuurth ti panb.
nrabubm cuait une bda. br bBbu hat p~cuaataHai TO- mttuiaa
sesrnrs Hrbtn putbe.
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Elm Hranaer.

Dos iaHn i,hr initrtiani rrb,u. rtnn BET qraHbtni in ltintr Bot,
f9ofi ahr gItiio. NIT Der II Hdthtu Touas pot ben asusnb su ttttn
stOentt pitita b, iuitmH Iitt,Hunsm ma4t bic u %sutidlos btFsm
nuB, % Tom fem, eub mir eabd bic 6ouphGtnfluiit ttnun I,rntn. bic
b., saRss Observation-Disclosures In WsEiiO b%trb,ssfHbtt bobn.
Der prdfbst bat bstanntit ,tnmal b,baupt,t, q faH iapitaHfHtt
JutsrsiiM tn unirtm aaHbs Dorbauom. Bic Is fh anst.sn itu Ihbtn.
5ur bsDatut,n 3nt,rOsntiOH gu trdHsn. qut o, DHro,u babi gu usnn.n
i,n. gkIkitt Fnb IS oisidbtn obtr BEN Idn nna esusn p.rpanbt,,
bic ben sturs rs alien Gn5 b%trbsifabrsn.
9as aH.s lu DHitn, mare pertpOuL. limb fir bic DloroI in tr 90.
liiI Dsrsht bon nod sr6beur WiruHg, as bic Isissruns. sin,r Woro,r
ale 6oupt elmer RegeruHe an5usrsnnsn. DEM Dos QnHifttn bIutg,r
ReDoIuiiouen fir iaptaItfiIte 3Dsds if bod fainBHa nats auSsrss. aIs
has antHtn gum glufisnmorb. Den aniffsru ~niCalrftsr qonitu bat
Der prdfbmt gebrobt, sr Derot Ft on stHn grangr fs1sn. bobtr os ben
5omans. qoHiieu bebsut.H OOnssn fiHan8tsn Ruin giH5.Iu.r. finnnshn.
6ddbsuRs gisIn. RsbOIutiOnsn ben f~nan5hIH Ruin Don SunbsrHaus
isnbsu uHb OhIddt zines guu5sn gOtes.
Isnn Der pronsr prbsnt in, uub pirtam gegen bos teiners Itbel,
mi, Oidms1r BEL Der uuenOIia sr0bsren SHnbs! gisusitt, baB bs ethu
an prangsr benen, bic UNI GeIoberbhsnFss ni1tn RtoOIutonsn unO arisgs
anBshsln, unb biz, uutsr BEN gppI on qotrOismus uub rationale gbr,.
9auknbs in ben lob fttdsn, bumit ibs g%Gbfhrdnts Fh fiTtn, bas
6ononrt kgn pirbs, bs nur ssdbt prb, neil IS i'm gsrborgtntn gs
idehen fam.
5eoenfuas piroen nur peniss Fd 6ufur begsfFsrr, fir ben gtbbeutd,
Der an ben Prunssr ~sefeln irc 6out i'm aumPf gu Wurtt gu trugsn.
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permebrte oent[cbe Einwanoernna.

Die poiiagtsrs3fsrn i'm @sr.hr spif9sn europa unb ben Der. ct.
lefsru fir Os nit Dem 80. Suni abselauf.ns JntaGobr Elm refgs &C.
i~amtsGrssbnis, 6os nur bon Dem os ~Rdor6ubrss Der Ginnan0srung
1907, abtrtrcfkn Doroen III. 4ud oe OeuHhs gtnpduoeruug paF pioer
cine 3unabme df fOpobI BIZ, aus Dem Reid brett tomnen6e, mi. b: 6ers
isHigsn, bic 0tuti6 ala lire MuHeripru6e uHsaben. 6. sdgt tin Uhb
Don 1882 R6pfen. Die unrutgsn pottfdtn 3ttsn guropas baben tMns
faas oas ibHss buSu bsisehasen. @br aud se otse burd ben gdtuns
OrObsnb sspOrbsn Darsn, fugtsu asObadhr Der ptrHauftldm Gnts
Didelung boraus, bb ss 70 tOmmen perOs, neil uuf Die 9O6toniunttur in
Der sdhdftthhsH G~utpitelurg Elm Gbfausu fogsn psrOs.
Dem ttshren 1T ia Dordufg our6 bic 9ausOrmsbrungsn anr suros
2GHOr Oorge6sust. ~5nbutrhae Gtnblfsment srbalhn odourd
arbsh, uno in Dem bo6bs5abisn arbetsmartt, Der Elm abfldusu am mts
ten osfabIt bate, pr6 our6 gernebrung Der GnHeaung in bic Sssre elmer
Dorgsbtugt. 3as bat baHu geibrt, oB Die gtnpanosrung
ni6t nod mtbr 5unubm, ols e gsfdeben lift. 5mmsrbn f9sint ft F6
bauernb aufpdrts bepen gu molten.
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Q2arftheriht.

Suo.G mnbo. 3. Sept.
Ainooieb-3ufubr $500; Rarft
Zoe me6riger.
Cute Bis bette Ss.3o-$9.0O.
Wittelmabise bis CUTE $500
$50.
@eD6bnIiae bis mitteImdbise
$7.00-8O0.
Cute BIS bette Ruuae etiers
$7.25-7.75.
RitteImdBige bis CUTE $3.50
1925.
Sem6hnIife Bic mitteIm1bige -
S5.75-6.50.
aiibe uno Sellers, Zoe nieoriger.
Gute bis bette Sellers $3.50
$50.
Cute Biz bette aiibe S. 0-6.50
RitteImdBige bis CUTE aiibe
$5.00-$6.00.
@euobnIi6e Bis mitteIntdbige
So. 50-$5.00.
Stoters unO Seekers, felt.
@ute big bette So. 75-7.75.
MitteImaBige bis quite $685.
CTS.
,@ep0bnli6e bis mitteImdBiqe
$5.75-6.25.
Stod Cons un6 Sellers $4. 70
CTS.
adI6er 6 .5O-9.5O.
guqen $4. 75-7.00.
Sdweine-3ufubr 5000; Warft
3 biz Toe n%ieoriger. 9urdidnitts.
preis $7.50-760; bo6iter @reis
$685..
S6afe-3ufu1r 10000; Marft
feit Bis 10-15c nieOriegr. 9Gm.
nter idpad Bis 1Oc nie6riser.
Seekers feit.
Hammer, CUTE BIS bette, 1925.
2dmmer SeeSer, $6.0O-6.S5.
Sdbrlinge SIS. 40-5.S5.
SdbrIinoe Geebers $5.0o-5.50.
-7.55.
@uttcri6afe $4.00-425.
@iooer, $4.50-4.65.
5eeOer Miitteridafe $3.40-3.8o
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Gt teaafH seer nsmsl
s4 saFa sHii H4tsfa
riaaatH4f MH Nts
ifisf ffHlfa4H 81
fa lltM Hst sHiH 8lak
W aat mHgl
faH ia 1fsfltHlW eiIl 81
rH aafH sHaatiH ltH sfa
HaaHa haA HHt ma HfiW Inns
l t mHkfe lHiiisH
HhH lm. GlFsIH aaf ts 6sls
tft't Matliaaf H Nataa
Fsi ta# nhia maH aat
fsfiifH e1fsH ifitf al afatf#
aa A8 .ffRa - fafHliit n
fahita itltNs teHsith tHf Hetf
fttHfhsf tmliliaalltt ugif1ff
AH H sh8N 1t tittnlfffi tst uH
tsf Aatm lm *iisW Hatana HH
ialtft @ti#6n iu lfitta
WH flHt 8iHiffln ~ rio n a.
hflie 90 mlilhltn liti mllb ittt m
Am 1siffH ta nHtalaba nhh hta
1utait4lhte NlBHm BE 8stl hi
asnantH Vl1nifam lih son 1ea
.ih tas h%raiahut 1iat Hfiffs
df laHll penb im atehm an ilthl
iilttt BauaafH. rftlaun dttf oHft
flfhttrm QanbhHdf an anhttt mel
tt iu flntm ieiAm liHltfnthmtn
puh bsbgn unh lliltr panhtanttn
du6 9tnili G6bblinat att pfau
hem
aah %aafdulitri Ft CUTE Ntitau
bsii. Die Htadlt an Wla1ilt az itns
stu unh IL lanil cher pa6id btion
Den, 1abtpuat fit btt @tf8tbtruna
atr gaHantm
Dosu bart man nut .glIdaufls
iaesn. Et mare ftbr trfrtulih. tpsnn
tintm untrlStilihtn Dbn transport
9ruh oit aonirolt iibtr oit Qrtif,
tnttiftn lpur0t - unO ltlbh ntnn
foltts nur ourh tintn nn0tr,n
.3run'. gu Dem bi, obist gtitdIa6ft
fd ouspadi,n birfi,, srmSgIi9t
trtrb,H fontt.
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WRNNRMNM BEt .ss,i:' .,
@atine tdgIid 2:15i absnbs 8:f5.
MObernes @anSeniae.

9ieie ISOLDE: aatbrpn ai66er;
9rofeiior Gta @pgi; Rari6aa Mont.
gomern; @iQaro tnO Bomb; 8irgi.
MIA Ganfin; 6onaos; Ga 9alera &
glRltnin Stofes.
qreiie: Wfatinee (ausgenommen
Snmitags uno Sonntags) @nlerip,
10 Gents; bette Site 25e.-g(benbs
t0c 25c SOC mo 75c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-03
Die Madchen am
Weichenbrett

aeW iunaH tn
fm Ehnaim Nar irdatn
tsrl Rm@B7 iuo wialiit.
Nwentn m lglefhcaan5tln
GWbbiim
gt Oh has ossalsiat mii
iaiaf Central Gdstm att
@ efmtalidt De Q5teasivus
oen 80 urrmebrgn, Ste ae.
i6diflite Usatiairtt ulciH.
iert uno in 85ln Scr glotb
&ulfe berbamit
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6anbler in Emaba finb:

DulDler IN AtllaDa it1D:
Geo u. SOffmnn, "a. unO 0oee
Gf 6. 7oooer, 30. un0 Gumina.
81. ~. Gponicn, In. un0 Gumina
%. s.. 9reDer, sos lorb "a. Ctr,
Giio.0mnba
Sbr funnt Gareopbagi bon Den
icEgqn0eu Grieobofen befteuen:
Borelt QniDn, Tel. Florence 1874.
@roipcct Sid, Eel. @ebiter 2404.
@eit Qafua, Telepbon Douglas 500
NlOlnt 0ope, Gel. genion 14t.D.
GjrnreIaub B1rf. Eel. Doug. 1864
NoIn @epnE6er, 312 gnrfer Bldg.
GDer bpItelIt brett bon
Ametisau GareOphasas GOmpaHp,
Iouglns 2442.
cgfiee 304 Girit gaot. 9onF orr !
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BooenRreott.

gisccnfu bat berdts elm gooentreot gees. llnter oeicn Dcrber
'gorleben bon n4t periger as 500 uuo ntt me6r as $4,000 an Scr.
.mer gemabt inter Der geOingung, Oob ods geiebene SeO an Die gerbel.
erung Der Garm geD1not peroen muB.
Die SDpotbef Oarf nift 80 qro3ent res &ertes Der larm iberfet
gen. Dos @eIo miro gu 5 gro8ent ausgeebeu mo tH Stans5onb5
eutrounnen. ge goribrttt bob Oa5 @cIo an bic 5dnn geuanot neroeu
muB, lit ier pernunfig, uno es 1T oas cine Dem 9aitfaienften Gpfem
entiebene 56e.
Sn oiefr DeHe fonnen ae Staaten ben Jamern 5u Sfle tonmen.
aud nenr ie fem @eIo 8ur 8erflgung baber, 6n fbr ateott fe befdbigt,
BONDS 3r S0be Der SDpotbeten 81 Der.aufu, 70 Dab Die SduIo in 20
i1brlbcn Staten obgetrngen peroen fam mas cine fptuame 9iIte mare.
-O-
set feut lids brnas, oab fem pabres Bort an Dem far5.
Ii6en geritt mar, england moae nf ben Bermuda arsIn lit munteI
bnrer g1be Der oltiden O2inoumg 0es gannna4adrals cine itnrfe 5fot.
tenfation e~ariten. Gs ioaen nur Orei feuere arpgsftiffe ourd pier
groBere arcugr BON Der S~ufoltSlore erest peroen 5ho6e, OB
uniere 3fneoes uieoer nm cine llrlate beraabt por0ei iino, fir Die CT
derbdt Der WRonroeDoftrin 5u 8thru.
-O-
8 ran 9anfburft bat GngInuo benaicn uno lit 81 e6ff mad
Gr1ntreid". Ge brttihsn 9eboroen wcrocn ir Elm tb~igefubtes sort
NIT Gfooen@ ~nafgerufen DobeH
-DieIIei6t tit Tbou MIR aus Dem Gtaat gdp Dorf grHlhtc.
neil i'm swci @ouDerneure gn Oil iroreu.
-0---
-Snrrp 7baD ihent gar nidtiO bGridt 5u idn. dIs man i'm
fir ieures geIo ~ modem iu4e. l5l cts. 8tgl
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9tr Rbtin fiibrt BEL asDbsn
ben b0ftn AumsH sDus GolgsHpai'
lsr.s
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Eilnnfr'a Glbalu Matnrpnibei al.
lan @rpfgEs. @enadt III lebrdsEa
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antOmObiIe sn bcrfanFsn.
Nrpher Nnrnnin

otebenS.D urbed 1903, 6 8nIin.
Der, so @feroefrdfte, 5 9oIioaiere.
Qrauden 0ns @elo. $4,000
gtbreiie: u GOT Gmoba Eribiinc.
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-Grnn 9anfbnrt bat England berlaien un6 lit 81 Gfff nm
Gr1nfrad". Die brihidsn geborOen Her0en ir Elm tefgefubtes vGol
nit efnoen@ n~ohgerufet boben.
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TOrOs, Nnpm0biLeg, cbrrIanha.

Aae SOrten gebrauhte autog biI.
Ia 5n Dertaufeu. Gdreibt tpeaen
Site ulo Breiie. @ir MAIDEN bette
&eparaturen In Der characterization
Bertltntt iDeitlid pon Chicago. Wa.
r1ntiren uniere eating WeIbina.
Gragt mad Soften. GsateS MloiOr
Gar &c. 14i5 Dodge @trnbe,
Gmaba, Nebr.
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H(alGtijirie A0eigen!

5unger Miann indt reines 8immer
6ei oeutiher 6nmilie. 5obn aai1.
ben 1910 SarneD StraBe, Qaoen.
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-9ieIIei6t tit Tboiu MIR ans Dem Gtoat GetD
neil ibn 5pei @ouDerneire 5a Dcl tporen.
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gerlangt-Gin Sunge i'm g([ter BON
t6 Sabren fir ablieferuna.
Giner nit e%rfabrung miro uurae.
5ogen. Rertens & Ghraoer, 632
9tortb "a. GtraBe, GiioD Omaha.
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Steiner SdubIo6en biaig Bu Der.
f%aufen; gutes @eidait uno quite
Sage. arnnfbeit 1T Der @runO 0es
@erfaufes &C. Gang 7t8 lioI. f6.
Strabe, Omaha Gebr.
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3m pcrfnnfen-Gine o~ieriisige aiit.
ide, in gutem 3iitanoe, iebr BIZ.
Tia. Wnh5ufragen bel 8. Moog,
1924 Maple GtraBe. 9bone Ieb.
iter 74f1.
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6arrb 7bdp ibent gar niHfO Uerrddt 81 Ien, ais man Jpn
fr teures geIO sa maAen iude. Cl cts. 8tgl
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eernt baS gntOmObilgeTdaH
IN Der belt einaeridteten SduIe i'm
@eiten. 4ataloge fret suaeIouot.
0ebrasfa AntOmObile 4duOl,
1417 Dodge Strabe Gmabc.
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Gen Eimclbeiicn ihreibt Iprcdt por
coco t%eIephouirt Nenncbet 60, Dee
@ebdu0e, omaha.
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-09-19
Meet School Teachers.

The Young Woman's Christian Asso-
citation held reception Friday evening
at its rooms for the teachers of the city
schools, which was largely attended
and proved an exceedingly pleasant
| function.
Callers were welcomed and intro
duced to the teachers by Mesdames F.
]. Storrer, George Thompson and 8. s.
Miner in the rooms which had been
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with fall flowers!
A musical and literary program was
highly enjoyed, each number receiving a
hearty encore. Miss Hazel Smith render
ed aspiring song by Hentel, on the piano;
Miss Florence Mack sang 'Ich liebe
dich;" Mrs. Charles Sackrider violin,
and Mrs. Frank Kohler, piano, played
"Bei ceuse;" Miss Seraphine Dimmick
read my Boy Charlie" and LILLIAN
and Esther Vogel sang duet accom-
panied by Miss Myrtle Gardner on the
piano. Mrs. Geo. Thompson closed the
program with "Home, Sweet Home. "
Punch bowls were presided over by
Campfire Girls Sylvia Bailey, Queena
Quigley, Helen Ferguson, Harriet
Dewey, Wilma Demuth and Marguerite
Hollis.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-09-19
Wobb-Brands.

The wedding of Miss Elsie s., daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Webb of
Gale donia township and Ivan Brands of
Detroit, was solemnized Saturday after
noon at the First Baptist parsonage in
this city, Rev. j. G. York officiating.
After the ceremony the couple left for
Detroit where they will reside. Both
the bride and groom are we'll and
favorably known particularly in Gale.
donia and Corunna, both being gradu-
ates of Corunna high school. Mr..
Brands was prominent ball player.
He later graduated from the M. A. c..
and is now craftsman for the Cont.
mental Motor Co. in Detroit.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-09-19
Homecoming.

Owosso lodge No. SO, I. o. o. F.
will hold a homecoming and reunion
at it's lodge room on East Main street
Thursday evening, Oct. 2, according
20 announcements being sent to its
members. Everyone who is now or
ever has been a member of the lodge
is cordially invited to attend and
have a good time. An excellent pro-
gram of a varied nature is being pre-
pared and at it's conclusion a ban
quet will be served. The committee
in charge of arrangements consists
of A. Jackson, j. Brooks and John
Sharp.
Many improvements to the lodge
and club rooms will be completed be-
fore the date of the entertainment
and they will doubtless be Of consid-
cradle interest to the members.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-09-19
Assignments of Methodist Pastors

First church, d. H. Glass.
Asbury and Pittsburg, j. P. Cooper
Corunna Avenue, e. c. Dewey.
Bancroft, w. j. Weidenheimer.
Bennington and Burton, c. W.
Barnum.
Byron, G. F. Trip.
Corunna, G.. E. Doty.
Durand, ]. T. NJ. Stevens.
Henderson, G. A. Lolnes.
Juddville, Henry Scofield.
Laingsburg, L. H. Stevens.
Montrose, Robert Pattinson.
Morrice, S. A. Carey.
New Lothrop, A. E. Tinglan.
Perry, j. d. Young.
Shaftsburg, Benjamin Porter.
Vernon and Venice-E. A. Cross.
Chesaning-M. T. Seelye.
The next conference will be held in
Saginaw
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-09-19
inheritance Taxes.

Corunna. Sept. 17.-C. H. Whit
ham. state inheritance tax agent was
in Corunna Tuesday and levied taxes
on several estates as follows:
Horace Lemunyon, $39.17.
Mary E. Taft, $100.54.
William L. Phelps, $704.9O.
Louisa Haviland, $S4.73..
Michael Burkehardt, $40.42.
Duane c. Cooper, $45.78.
The tax levy on the Phelps estate
is large because most of it goes to in
direct heirs, the state charging a
heavier tax on indirect than on direct
heirs.