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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

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mtln. gnB Wirla mub alsiHFarbis
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entgeasngsiebtsr Gage gu berarbsis
ten. sic idlisbt fia sinem GiniaB
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

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mas %gegeben2"
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pc biuabgeIeudtstl"
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(oie 6emabIin 6es regierenoen 5iriten
begriiBenb): .9ur6lau4tigite Guns
Hesmatter = Wlanoeslutter - 2uns
Sagmetter = Men6usldtter - 2en'
cesmattur = 2anoesmutter!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

Gdtt, bas mar bod Der eri4te Stepp
too mer bubn Debt,
Setttmarters is ablreit, atpipsr tpie
Ioa i'd mile po bic 9etttparters
in, fpenn i'd nod feline 8pet Stunbe
in E fremOe Saun fin. st bat geiagt
i'd mar ieBt fem Sat lin sr Debt oen>
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penn i9 E tsrtii4e Suit an3iebe
oebt, bas mar nit 10 tObHipidius, ais
frenn tG nit meme jurrDpien Subt
erum laufe belt no nteman0 iage
tGnnt, Oh i9 aus Die Bplte gefaqe
mar oobet Oh i'd E S9tebrtrob fin.
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5pIe pebre9, mel i'd bebt fible pie
en- Subj. 9u bat Der 4fftHer gsIdgt.
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mer grab tbun tpie Die Romens I'm
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ben oo9 NIT ben terttI4e goipfperns
ment nit in SruoeI tomme ippqe I'M
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Iast.
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Hnbm IN ga bat ct mid { tertiI9e
Suit anSiebe made, mo gang BON
Gilt I'M @elpett mar. get Safe i9
ben gesudt, alb pb i'd 3u E Md8fes
rebb pplt gebn. 90 i9 getpplt ben
oODer nit, i9 ben NIT an bic Stritt
asmiBt I'm ei ten iu9 es batsgar nit
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6abin gemdrtf9t fin. SD bubn mis
f1s, Der @ebesneiIer bdtt mid email
70 fsbn tOnne, diptper Ods aameel
bait e bod nit ee9Iaubt.
NOmit i9 berbleitpe
Sbne S6rn lietpsr
gbiItpp Saueramper.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

grotef. ar3t (3u einsm
9arOsui): r@enn Gle oas 9urit'
etfibl bur6aus ni6t iiberpinoeH
t0nnsn, 10 nsbmsn sic p~snigItens
oIto6oIarme @strGnte gu ii4!"
sd foil mir 70 elm 4rmuts5euga
nis ausItellen9!!@
SIN gtfer. @srpunbter:
sd mar i6on oretmal bier un0 pa.
Ii rad Dir gefragt; parum ldBt 0n
lid ieoesmal our9 oas 9ieHitmdbs
den bsrIeuguen2@
Suusbsrr: ra9, Sas oumms Ding
bas' bdIt ieOen Meni9en iir
einen gIGubigsr!4
Reus. a8eim 8sgrdbnis bes
Su6erbauern foil ia unter ben 2eios
t%.asenoen cine fiirdtsrlide Raufsrei
ehtFun0eu Iein."
Sinsl: r5duO', bdtt / b6s g'pubt,
bGtt | eabn ga g. lsBt' Gbr srptei'n."
1tuter iunaen sSrauen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

9th G9Iaubsreer. sMOIs
len sic ipirtltd Sbr gauges 9spdd
ALIEN nab Sauis f4Ieppen9"
.gsnib! Meine 5rau Ioll mir niht
ipieoer ben @orpurf MAIDEN, 6uB i4
nit lssrsn Sdnoeu BON Der Reife sas
riidtumms."
&afsrnsn6pfbIate. llns
teroffBisr: Fiber G9ulae, bic Rafs
bod. sic Iiesen ia pieOer 10 porrs
aber, tpie Der ieIige 9arus, als ct fi9
IN fetH Sdpert Fiir5te."
= grinnsrung. .9lber Ssrt
Mad, sic Tdeinen ia gang ssribrt;
bat sic oas Spiel meinsr So1ter
70 srsriffeng@
$50, ss bat mid an meme IeIige
Srau ertnuert; bic bate aud IOIs
den = trdfttgen anf4Iag.-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

fh Tin AL ion In bQs nd9Ite Rubm
gauge. ga bat er ebbes bon 4Ia
aeIogt un bann nod { garSe 2att
6inne 6rin IN mas er gemetnt bat
ben i9 nit nusma9e t0nne; afptDer
nit einemmal bat CT { neniger nlos
Ger qetabtt un0 oa ben iA bic Borte
Ipelle t0nne In i9 mill Sbne iage
mas i'd dusgsmdht ben. ST bat gez
Iaqt: Sdafti mufti rabebti puttti2
81 gait III Stief" ben i4 geiast, abol
bic 9attel berbsi." 8an3 an ben
GaIei bat er 1 Bibtiebattsl sebraht
i'm ii ted ilb, oa ben i9 aiptuer en-
G9att geronimo Der mar nit bon
ldIe6te Gltere; adj III mas bat bas
10 qut aeIiblt! WRsin 6reuuo
fpiTIe sc, i9 rufe ibu 6reino. bitabs
fDenn { Maun einem 70 triete tubt
tpie Ser, 10 nets uno 10 toniib0eret,
Dann fam i'd nit BELLE, banp muB
i'd Jpn Srsino rufe. glIfp flein
5reino bat seiagt. i6 ioa for @uts
neB Gebts nieulalo ebbes fdSs IS
5rIlt nit pie uer ouf bsitFd Iuge
niiht an iHn i%tipiele. 0nB Ct mi9
@utttis gefpipe bGtt, ionit beht er
sen aopp abseIdnitte iriege I'm Damn
rod Iei~uensIdnsIid in Die pennietens
lderis ssl4idt iperbs. IsIi, bd
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

@nblid man fi9 Sen 9ommer bin.
bur6 getp6bnt un6 erfreut bat, md
rem oos aidtige, 2oie 6oustleioer
bon m0gIi6it einfudem 59nitt tom.
men fpbnIo nidt nus Der MpDs.
~sbenfopenig einise ui6t gu snge Sos
ItimrOde BON gIntter 5orm. Mit ben
9llfen 1T Is f9on f6mieytser. Man
peiB ba BON man9erlei Neuem gu
beridten. MefBe Qinons unb Saffets
bIuien tuerOen aud fpeiterbin gum
SadentIeib unentbebrli6 Iein; ie eins
fdfer bic Md1art, OeIto LANCER miro
man fe tragen t0nnsu.
81 Der in unIerem erifsn Bible
iti83ierten preisipert ber3uitellenoen
8~rauttoiIette TinO Isihte Seibe uhb
gluap ; SpiBeHftoff unb Spite Iebr
miriungsbpn miteinanper berarbeis
fet iporben. Der NIT mdBig LANCER
.Ghleppe berIsbene aod miro in
.G9oBldnge Speimdl bpn elmer ettpo
Is 3on breiten Spite umgebsn. lleber
cine aus Chiffon in 6aItsn geIsgten
@eIte legt Iid ole nit Idngen art9ss
.I6nittsnen MermeIn berfebene Spis
bsnblule. Seiosue aufitI dge Iinb
6aAl ba, nm i6r ben nDtigen 5dlt
au geben. 9lii9 Der @ilrteI 1T aus
Seibe. Sin fnmalss Gpibtnriil99en
lam nab 8eliebsn um ben 9als ees
lsst perOsn.
Cine biibiGe SoiIette fir cine
9rautmutter 5eigt bas uddite Bib
(Jia. q. Diele i9ids 9o.Ieits eignet
Iih fiir cine nod iebr iussnblids
Brautmutter. 9dngpfarbener Sell
0eneoIienne 1T gu ibrer 8erarbeis
tuna gepdbIt, Der GuBerIf tleioiom
aeroFTte Rod bat nur cine mdbtss.
ipibe GaIeppe. 9ie nit angelHnittss
men tursen 9lermeIn perfebene Sdile
DFfnet Iih dber elmer Meite aus bunt
heEidtem Geibeniia, 0orunter Ti6ns
isiIe aus Chiffon DeriHutuoeD. st
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

GbormsuIeIsioe uber Satin pepIum,
elm ueuer f9psrer 4tIasItoFf BON iebr
pei9em Gaa, berIdIsiert nit Gils
berIpibe poer ec~rusfarbener Qleus
confptbs. 8ioIetter gelours6iffon
untsr SilbsripiBs obsr alter, s9tsr
Spite Iie6t aud prd9tig aus unb
fteht Defenders gut gu grfilem Sanr.
SpiBen, paiaettsn uno Sstt perOen
bsrinnenoerii9 ouf Den neuen nins
tsrli9sn @eieai9dftstleibern gors
inert. IS gibt aud SfoFfe, beren
6onb poaig uHtsr perlen unb Ball
letten DerIapinoet, unb sbenio GpiBe,
beren 3eidnung BON Qaiaetten uno
Shmei3perIen na6ge3ogen pirb. Sc
be prattii6e Dame piro oieIe Mooe
oahin ausuiBen, odB iie NIT ioIden
6pibentiiaen uno 9d3eitpffen ebers
tuea aud elm b~oridbriges aleib auf=
frif9t, tpo5u Ii9 bic mpoerns, Iange
9unifa Defenders gut eignet.-Biir
ole 9raut IinO TeIbit bei bei9eioenen
anipri9en aIeiosr, 9oitime, MGns
tel fir perf6ieot 3tpede, 9lufen
uno 8lulenr6de uro 8ablrei4e dnbes
re 3pilettenoinge neu dn3ui9affen
b5tp, an3ufertisen, mo bier beibt es,
tlua al ndblen, bamit bic Sdden
ni9t in tur5er 3eit unmebern mir
fen. Meber bic alerlebte, m6gIi6ers
iusiie fhnel boriibergs9enbs Mlooe
nod 6orulsn uno StOfft. an bsrsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

- Nus Ser ainberFnbs
ngautdeu, gu muBt nufitehen una
Did maiden IaFen.4
.,S9on9 SD babe bod nod
@6Iaf. Sag NAL, mumd, no tommt
Oern al[ Der Salaf BIN, Der midi
ausgeI9lafen tpiro9"" &
Den i9sntt bet lisbe @ott ben
ainbern Ser Qrnien, Die oft Dor Sprs
&c niat i4lafen t6rnen,'
rMama, ito mir urm9'S
sRein,4
ana4, tDts fdabsI'"
gtDffe. 9st gu oft ms
DAB reit fBt BALD uuf BEN aruds
heH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16


auBer e6atmeuie, Satin OnoDD.
mt unb Damait, Gaiae uno dbnlt.
den, 3. 9. aud nit 8rodsemuIter
getpebten Gtoffen m5dten mir nui
9uffet uno Crepe be Chine 1inipeis
fen. 8eipe fino MooeTtoffe odber
in 6iefem Sabre bislFa9 fir graat=
tleioer getpdblt.
8sinabe iebss GeIeqi6aftstItib
lam bei sntiprsdenber eipffpdbI
bic 8orIdge pber bod miaOelfens Ell
ne anregung fir bas 8rcutfleio ges
ben. Das slei9e gift fir bic 3Oilette
Der 9rautmutter unb Der 9rlutmnqs
fern.
Gs Tie6t 6ibf6 aus, psan ale
8rnutiungfern. audi bic fIsinen
Mdbden, glsih gsfIeibet Tno. aber
bds 1T audi nur Damn bon et&r
Wirtung, fpeun unauffdliges, ni6t
gu toItbures 5toffmateriaI unb
mDsIidF fali6te Sdnittformsn ses
lpdblt rperDen.
Sir Die 8rautmultsr feien foIaens
be StOff5ufammenftelungsn uno
5urben, bic bereits fir Ole Winters
mOOe 6eitimnenb iinb, bor0eIdlaoen:
i4par8s. fttingraue Uoer biolstts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

lanas uab itbr snss atrmsl aHes,
ndbi, bic pom Glbossn blS gum
6anbgsltnt NIT iltiAsn an6pffn
biht bsitbl iinb. 8is gluls 5flnsi
F6 Ilbsr elmer WeIte aug feinsm
,t~rufarbtnsn 9in. atagtn uno
SdSrptusiirid FHb aus a~nbrsfar.
bigger SsiOs gu otbtitsH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16
pif Mleaf

Die MuAlpabI In 9rauitltlosrIof'
fen rfdbrt sur5sli mands Gripti
tsrnns buF9 be sroBs 1ias un6
Gpibenmoos. Wiro aud bas Set'
benmHtlin,, 9lns o0sr GpibenlIeib
anf leibsnsm llntsrrod etdrbeitei, 70
III bos 6auptmattrial bod ni@t
Gtlbs Won fam Gelbentia ODER
ftinen @aumnoltiia uub sbsnIo fei,
osne GpibeR ober feline MaIinss,
cher WdIsncisnnesfpibn pdblen.
9ir oas llnisrtlsio, bos BET ben
meiiien moosrnsn AleiosrH unttn
6-S 3oa brett unttr Dem psrs
tiir5isn litbertleiO F9tbar niro,
b~irftsn gbarmeuIt obtr ltidier Safs
fst am gssignetfen fem. Die Blu.
Isntaiue pirb man nur stpo In Wlie,
berb0be unter Dem 9iils obsr Gpis
bsnItoif aus Geioe orbsitsn, bislei9t
aud gang ouf fsinsm 8aumpoatdl
Sbns 3psifsl fRb oerariige 9rants
tIeiber UNI bieIss bufiissr. uno ius
p,nbIi6sr aIs Elm l6psrss eeibeus
Heb. Smmerbin 5isbt monde graut
Dds trdOitiOueIe GsibentIeib Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16
Iatnbum T.

GdIgeubumor. Sunge
tolls Isin %itretttnosr Batter i6n 0urds
prugslH niI0: raber @atd, @u pirit
ted net i6o' lDieoer B. arbeit aufs
nsbmen9!"
JauIe Qusrebs. 5auss
bsrr Gu einem ebsn ourds 6enitsr
einitsigenOeH 9iebe): ,Mds pollen
Gle Oenn bisr3"
.Q9, enti9uioigen Gle Hur sis
ttgit; IS tam ndmlia ssraOs Elm au'
tomobil.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

so 9eH S9he w
fagt, bob td mid in
ben tertif6e Gds
lubn { 3Opp 5ie ses
proert ben Iii Der
5toff Is 10 DerbOat
itrong gepeIe Dab
ct MIDI { 9stteht
genpe bat. Giner
BON Die Nebteri9
bat senobttBt, boB
i'd nit gut gefa9lt
ben III er bat mid
ben Mint oeiptne I'M
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

Smmer osrfelbe. PRO-
fefor: r@ott lei 9ant, bab sic mir
glei9 bier Dor Der Sir begegnenl4
8etannter: o9abeH sic mir ettuas
mtt3uteilen?"
vglein; aber als i'd Sie sriibeu
fpollts, msrfte i'd, OnB i'd meinen
9ut pergefen babe
- anpreifung. Sdufer: nSit
pas 9fer0 audi fromm3"
4ferOebdnOler: a8enn Sic auf Dem
8ferOe reiten, tOmmsn Sic in ben
Simmel!~
Der aermf tie. Gr: On
nillI Dir ober au4 nt4ts, rein
ni9ts Dpn mir gefollen latent"
Sic: ySo9 = 9ub' i'd mid ut4t
bon Dir beiraten IdFen9"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16
8OrfpieIe.

Radosm sr, fsftlid angs3ogen,
F9 ibr esn6bert bate, 5os sr isineH
Sut al uno rsi9ie ibr Die SanO,
I'm ibr in ben Mossn 5u beIisu.
Ganu iebte er ii9 an ibrs Ssite,
fie an feline gruH unO iiiBte
Re, Obns cine Mtiene gu ber3ies
ben. Der autf6sr Q BEN qfers
cen ems dbsr, oieis 3pgeu n,
unb frUbIia 3og man Elm in Den
Serrenbof.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

aus beler GetOe ober Mua an.
an6pfe Oteneu iono9I Dem Giniab
ats Der Nsits gum S9mud. Sin
Samtidleifden TT untsrbaIb bss
aragens ungebradt.
8as 3uIeBt (n GIG. 81 obgebiIbete
DintertIeib lit aus marinebIduem,
lpeiBem 8u9 oOer aus paiaettes
Geibe gear6sitst. Ser nur Isi9t gss
rattle Rod lit run6um brett ums
AUNT. Gr i9lieBt BORN i%eitpdrts.
Der langen 6aobbluie lit ale Sorgs
falt getpiomet. Sic pirtt in Seioe
obsr Sommsrtua febr gut. Den ans
gef6nittenen QsrmelaniGBen inb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16
1tnter jnuaeu 6rauen.

,Mie bat ii6 9ein Monn nun bers
bclten, aIs Oh in 9bnmudt fielit9"
rg9, Der garbar! st bat mir ben
&qlbsidlegeI inter bic 4aie sebala
ten, ben i'd geraOe batte anbrens
neu Iafier, un0 ga muBte tA i4On gu
mir fpmmen!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16
s6aHsIrsim.

aaum, bGB i'd msinsn aiidsn 6rsbs
adj!
Ghon bqnst am RudidoB mir Der
gbeOrad'.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

.aIati6en tue id ia p%rin5ipisn
nidt, Grnu Rodbarin, aber rpenn
ID sttpas rsdt IdeuBIidts iibsr oieie
siIiss qsrfon erfdbrsn t6nnts, tpiiros
i9 ss NIT Dem b0diien gsrgniigen
~igeiter er5dblgn.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16
Offner 8 dyreihebrtef hes
Qbiltpp s~aaeranpffr.

9ein Iie6er SER aeOadtiondr!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-16

S6mtertnbtrettor rSubsrbauer, SIR tUnnht aud snmnt 81
rnIsren @orRelungen fonnnen. So 1T bod btlig, bos Billet breiBg
Qfcnntg, uub nebmt SIR Elm 0usnb, 70 profitiert S9r nod ieh5is qisn>
nice, Oenn Elm 0ubenb tofet nur bei gaart."
6ubtrbauer: vgrlauben Sic Serr Drdtor, sbsn sic mir bio
Sdfts BON menem profit, bic 9taet8 uO bic anbere 9dFte kM' ia Sh
nn gGne!" T
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1914-12-24

New Paramount Feature, May Irwin,
in Her Foremost Comedy Success,
Mrs. Black Is Back"
What wife has not some time or
other withheld some secret from her
husband, believing that what he did
not know would never harm him? Of
ten this practice ends disasterously.
but to see and enjoy the humorous
side of the question one must witness
the film version Of George V. Hoo
bart's sparkling comedy success, Mrs.
Black is Back" as produced by the
Famous Players with May Irwin in
the title role
Miss Irwin played the original stage
version of Mrs. Black is Back" very
successfully for many seasons, and in
the fve-part Famous Players Para
mount feature this distinguished star
even surpasses the merits of her stage
performance.
May Irwin is supported by care
fully selected cast who ably assist her
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1914-12-24

in making Mrs. Black roaringly fun
ny comedy.
Little need be said of either the play
or the star, for both have gained indi-
vidual distinction and there is 20
doubt that the film version will add
considerably to the popularity of
both.
The production will be presented at
Isis Theatre, Dec. 2S, % and 80.
Spend a dime and go to show. Go
to the Cozy-Tracy where it is pleas
ant and comfortable and a good pro-
gram is always given. Pathe's Weekly
showing. recent scenes of the Europe
an war is worth more than the price,
and you get good long show of an
timated films besides.
Lucille Love is becoming more in
teresting as the end draws near and
if you have been following this film
you don't want to miss the next three
j instruments.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1914-12-24

mock, Harvard; center, McEwan, West
Point; guard, Chapman, Illinois;
tackle, Trumball. Harvard; end, o.
HIearn. Cornell; quarter, Ghee, Dart
mouth; half-back, Maulbetsch, Michi-
gan; half-back. Bradlee, Harvard; full
back, Mahan. Harvard.
&s#
DIR. A. E. Mattern Of this city well
known swimmer, has gone to Portland
where he will enter the 10O-yard
Christmas swim in the Willamette
river. Mattern finished second last
year, McMurray noised him out by
but a few inches. He has been under
the instruction and training of Pro-
lessor c. S. Leaf, instructor at the
Natatorium. during the past month
and has improved SO much that he is
confident OF winning first honors at
Portland this year.
#**
At meeting held on the 22nd, at
tended BY President Allan T. Baum OF
the Pacific Coast league; Henry Ber-
ry. owner OF the San Francisco club,
and a number Of Salt Lake baseball
enthusiasts, President Baum made the
announcement that Salt Lake would be
the sixth city in the Coast League
circuit, taking the place Of the Sacra-
mento-Mission club. Salt Lake pays
$4,000 for the franchise and IA Sac
ramento-Mission players. and also
guarantees visiting clubs M: mum
Of $1,000 week, other cities doing
likewise. Cliff Blankenship, discover
err Of Walter Johnson and we'll
known manager, win likely manage
Salt Lake .aay
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1914-12-24
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS

Captain Johnny Evers of the Boston
Braves is i'll with pneumonia.
There were fewer 800 hitters in the
National during 1914 season than in
1918.
The Federal league will distribute
stars captured during recent raids
among all their clubs.
The Henley regatta, England's
classic rowing event, will not be held
next year. Too much war.
Bobby Blewett, former George
town pitcher, has been elected presi-
dent of the Northwestern league to
succeed E. Randolph Hughes.
Jack johnson is on his way to Bue-
nos Aires, the enchanting capital OF
the Argentine, South America pro-
gressiye agricultural FL Dorado, there
to try TO develop new field for the
worlds championship fight hasco
Jack Kearns, former northwest fight
promoter, with couple Of promising
young lighters in San Francisco.
writes that with the lid about to close
on the fight game in California he will
start east with Fighting Billy hurry
and Red Watson.
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The All-American football team SCI
lectlons Of Walter Camp as announced
recently End. Hardwick, Harvard;
tackle. Balm, Princeton; guard, Pen
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1914-12-24
union Msn sent . PrIaen.

Muckle Mcdonald and Joe Bradley.
ex-president and vice president Of the
Butte Mine Workers union. have been
placed In the state prison at Deer
Lodge TO serve sentences Of three and
Eve years. respectively. passed upon
them by Judge Clark ut Boulder. Mont
They were convicted OF kidnapping and
deporting miners from Butte last Au-
gust in war of rival unions. Their
attorneys are trying to obtain new
trials.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1914-12-24

The people OF this country are begin
ming to see more and more the neces-
sity for protecting the man who works
IN the various industries and trades
ana to make It possible for him to be
regarded more az human being and
less as a machine.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1914-12-24


James Nesby, local carpenter re-
turned from Pocatello where he has
been employed during the past year.
Edmond r. PAM who cut his foot
with an adj while at work on the new
r. r. is again able to be up and
around.
United States Eenator James II.
Brady, +, II Cation Of Boise and 4. M.
Richard Of Pocatello were yesterday
appointed BY Governor Haines Idaho
delegates to the eight annual meeting
Of the American Association Of Labor
Legislation to be held at Philadelphia.
1t is understood that A. c. Boot
will be DELEGATE to the ]. T. Y. con
vention at Los Angeles next August.
The Globe Optical Company are
showing in their windows something
out of the ordinary in the way of
delayed mail. On the 10th of last
March, a package containing artificial
eyes, which they were importing, was
shipped from Dresden, Germany, and
arrived in Boise last Monday, being
on the road nine months and one day.
The package was in perfect condition
when received.
The longest cold snap that has ever
been known in the history of Boise is
on us and it is reported the water
company's mains are frozen on north
fifteenth street and other parts of the
city
Verna Frye, who has been attending
Albion State Normal is spending the
Christmas vacation in Boise with rela-
tives.
Miss Evangeline Wiseman OF the
Lewiston Normal School is in Boise
during the holiday season.
Arland Oakeley has returned from
a survey trip embracing Minadoka and
Duboise.
Miss Faith Barton who resides at
the soldiers home, entertained Miss
Smiths Sunday School Class Of the
Congregational Church with a most
delightful Kensington. Music was en-
joyed and late in the afternoon a
luncheon was served.
Mrs. D. G. cahoon and daughter
are making tour thru Washington
and Oregon and will return today
Last Tuesday ]. NJ. Howry was
sentenced to serve from one to four
teen years in the state penitentiary.
He was convicted last Saturday night
of the charge of obtaining money UNI
der false pretense in securing local
bank to cash draft drawn by Howry
on Los Angeles.
At the home of the bridegroom S
parents, 535 South Fourteenth street
James McFarlane and Miss Dora
Little were married last Sunday after
noon Rev. Davis Errett of the
Christian church officiating. The new
ly-weds are popular young Boise peo-
pie and The Gem Worker wishe.
them prosperous and happy voyage
over the sea of matrimony.
]. H. Green, of Nampa. who foi
several months past has been cit,
editor of the Nampa Leader-Heralc
will leave today for Nevada City, Cal.
where he has position.
Judge and Mrs ]. d. Flenner hav,
returned from two months absenc,
in Oregon, where the Judge filled I
number of lecture and Riley reading
dates.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Ryan Of Rapic
City, S. d., arrived in the city Wed
nesday to visit their daughter, Mrs
! w. ]. Sturgeon.
Miss Theima Page, who has beef
living in San Francisco for the pas
year, is visiting her parents Mr.. AM
Mrs. Frank Page.
c. S. Davis left Wednesday 10
Portland
! Mrs. Harold conlsle has gone t,
Salt Lake for the holidays.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1914-12-24
Local News Items.

Geo. x. White and Geo. Vollman,
carpenters have returned from Ida
Falls where they have been for the
last three months
James Nesby, local carpenter RET
turned from Pocatello where he has
been employed during the past year.
Edmond +. PAM who cut his foot
with all adj while at work on the new
r r. is again able to be up and
around.