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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06

mir gfiiber 3leDetl. aSelle @egefo
Der Roroiee aber, ipeIde BON ben
9riten ais iiher binaeitellt miro,
iii am allergeid9rliditen. Gem
bort treiben 5ablreihe Wlinen Die
iib bon ibreu geranferimgen Ios-
geriiien 9aben.
Gngfiiher Situatiunsberidt.
2on0otl, 6. 9eou - Die @efehte
in 8eitfIanoern baben nod INNER
feline Gntideioung oebrodt; Die iid
befdulpienoen Seere ba6en beute
faIt oicielben Gtelllngeu i1lne, mic
Dor gtuei g9oher. Die Geutiden
MAIDEN gepaltige 9lnItrengungen,
It'd i6ren @eg mad Ser SiiIte in
Der @egen0 BON gpern '6urh3ilbdm.
mern, tpdbreno Die 9erbiin6eten Der.
iuden 3itenoe 81 erreiHen; aber
feline Der beioen 9arteielt lit ipeit
borge0rimgen. Die geIgier, Gtlg.
ldHoer Gto fran8oien baben gefilr.
ben, ooB Die bon iBnen nernridh-
ten 6litHen elm sipeiihnei0iges
Sduert iin0; 8ngege6en, OaB iie
0urd Die lleberihipenunline Der
glieoerungen Dem 8ororingen oer
Qeutidcn in iener @egeno elm 3iel
geicbt babeL 10 iino aud Die Gpe.
rationen Der 8erbiin6eten 0urd, oie
Sodilutben toIoiial beeintradtigt
por0en. Gin ein3iges 0orf bas
bon Den 3elitiden tuegen Der Stu.
then alifgegeben ner6eu nttbte, bn.
ben 0ie geIgier beieBt, obne DAB es
linen geLungen it, mebr an 8riln0
uno 8o6en gu gepinnen. Die I'M.
getpobnli6 beftigen Qlngriffe Der
Gelttiden bel gperu iino, fran3oii.
iden @eridSten 5ufoIae, bon ben
gerbiinbeten abgeihlagen tporoen.
2tltf Der gan5en oortigen 2inie
iheint es bnuptidhlih Bit 9[rtilIerie.
fonlpfen 1efommeu 81 ietn, inter.
bro1en BON Snfanterteangriffeu Die
einmol fiir Sie ger6iinoeten, elm an.
oeres @lal fir Die 9elttihen erfolg-
reid berliefen.
SIN Often ge6en be0eutenoe mi.
litdriide Speratiouen Dor ii6. 9auiii.
Iden getihten geirt1B (ia, un0 Die
iinb ourdneg erlogen) lit oas
0elitife Centrum big ouf Die an
ser 8artbe befin0liden 8ertbei6i.
9ungslinien 5uriidgeiporfen tuoroen.
Die 8oripdrtsbepegung Der Qeltt.
ifen an Der oitpreuBiihen @ren3e
lit 5lm Steben gefontmen aud
baben Die giuiien geaen Die 0eiter.
retfer I'M iiioliden @nli8ien cine
Itarfe 0fieniiue ergriffen.
SoffnungsboG bIiden oie britiiden
Weilitdrfrititer mad Dem Giten. Sin0
Die 9tuiien in1itanoe, Die 0eutiden
uno Geiterrei6er erfolgrei9 5u be-
fGmpfen onnt peroen fi6 oie 8eut.
iden ge8pungen ieben itarte Trup.
pennlaiien ans 6ranfrei6 auriidon.
5ieben uno eegen Die fiegrebden
Huiien at fiibren. (3ie Serren M1i.
lit1rfritifer rehnen ougenif)einlid
nidt NIT Den MiIlionen 6eutlher 9ie.
ierben, Die nod nidt int sSeuer ge.
it1nben iulO begierig iino, an ben
f5eino 8n fonmen; pas beltte an
Oeutl6en 8ruppen IN sSrortreid lit,
bleibt on; ia ielbige erbaIten in
iiingiter 3eit Sruppenno6ldii6e. bic
ii6 in Observation-Disclosures beIauFen.)
Die eneltiden MeiIitGria9berftan.
oiger iilo Der Meinung, boB bic
Eiirfen Die ruiiiibe @reiSe beoroben
uno Die Rniien ge8fulingen iein fuer.
ben, etnen groBen Ebeil ibrer Trlip.
pen aus Mliiiid.8olen mad 0eu Be.
orobten guufteu i'm adufaius 5lt
nerfen. 3ie 9tuiIen aber bebaiip.
ten ia, onB iie eeniigeitb Sruppcn
an Der @ren5e b1tteu, Inn bic Giir.
fen bort idad)m1tt 5n ieben. Die
eriten @eriAte iiber Die Sample 8ipi.
ibeH Rlliien itlo aiirtell iiiio eben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06

Soma Gitp, Sa., 6. gaoo. - Ser.
8peifelt 0arii6er ooB 6as oentofrati-
ide Sidet, fir 6as er 9ienitag ge.
itimntt batte, cine 10 fiir6terIide
gae6erlage erIitten batte, beging
Der 70-i6brige Bionierfarr1er S1nes
&ratfp IN ietner nibt melt bon bier
gelegenen Sarm 9el6ih1oro 0ur9
@rihieBlng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06
esnrpslnn arriiferphert.

getrogro6, 6. geob., iiber 2onSon.
0ie 8fltiien boben bic goli5ii6e Staot
SsSaroslalt 3uriiderobert uno angebIib
5000 @efnngene gen1odt. Die
9eiterret6er beriudten, Die 9fuiien
tpurben ober bon ei.
ner Sablreiden l1eberrnadt 5uriidge.
brGngt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06
@pI[te sneafannl aeritSrert.

2onoon 6. Sob. - Ser glerots
6ria Gorreipon6ettt Der grdange Se.
Iegrapb 60. meIbet, ooB Elm oertider
0ffi8ier ben gerii9 eenladt babe,
ben Suea-2nrol nttteIs 2pnamits
8u 3erIt6ren. gr fuitr6e berbaftet
ttn6 8u lebensI6nelider Suft Der.
urtbeilt. (0b's tDobl ipabr tit9)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06
266 @ann ser gurd nntaefpmmen.

Berlin, 6, gloO., iiber &aag ut10
2onoon. Bon 8iIbelmsbaben
beute bier etngetroffene gen6ri6ten
beiogen, 0aB 266 Meann Der Be-
ioBang bes beuti9en @reu8ers gorf,
peIaer auf cine Seer1tine gerieth,
umgefomnen itno. 385 Utntn ba.
rrnter Ser &npttdn atrl0 Der erIte
9ffi5ier, ipltrben gerettet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06
c[nmnie ittLIt Nn6rt rin.

8elfait, S5rIat6, 6. gtob. = 9ia
@interfabrten 6es Sseanoanpfers
r9lputpic" iin6 fansellirt Dorocn;
Die 9enaruutng erbielt geitern TreI
2obnung uno tpurbe ertIaIien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06
SsnnfenItatiun seifjluiIeu.

gtein gJorf, 8. Ytob. = Oie gSe.
itern Union telegraph nno Gable
SO, bat angefitttOigt, OaB 6ie Ser.
binoung nit 9eutidlano un6 SeItcr.
reid iiber bic GunfenItotton in III.
derton, q. s, uttterbroden fms.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06

70 nioeripredeno. mie Die @eridte
iiber bic eritcn Sdmpie IN @ali8icn
(uorim io9en bic englonoer nidlt
frei berous, 6ab iie Den @eridten
feinen @lauben ideHfen oenn Der
gIin0e fam nit Oern ariidItod fiib.
len ooB ieI6ige gefdrbt iinO). 9eioe
9arteien beboupten, III feiHOlides
@ebiet eineeoriineen su iein ilno ber.
ni9tenoe Stldse eeiiibrt 5n baben;
nlem glnihetn nah aber banoelt es
fh I'M blobe @orhutaeied)te, mel.
den ober grobe ShIadten foIgen
meroen, oenn man bari Die 3iirfen
nit)t leiht nebmen. Die ergliifl.
fr1n56iif6e 5lotte bonbaroirt bic
Observation-Disclosures; Die giegie.
rrngen Der 8erbiinbeten baben 9e.
iebl ertbeiIt, Die Mubomeoanern bel.
ligen Staten ut0alihit Su idonen,
nm Die Snbier mobnme6oniide
feiiion, pelhe IN euglii6en 0feibet
f6lrlpfen, niHt at rei5en. Genn Die
.orobte Gorge uodt Der britiiden
Eesierilng Die @efabr zines Qluf.
itan0es Der Wtobane0nner in Sn,
oien in6 In Den britiihen iino frau-
soiiihen aolonien, Die cine iiber.
piegeno moborheSonii6eg egebolferiine
bnbeh. lin oieie gefobr 81 beieitt.
gen, iper6en ale Sebel in 8eipegling
geiest. glsba abon oas eeeeu-
ndrtig in 9onoon ipeilenoe. Gber-
bditpt Der Mob1meooner in Sn0ien,
GertraIaiien ilnb Gitafrifa, tpiiroc
beranlobt, cine Gepeide nod ieiner
Seimatb gu ienben, in Delder er
feline @Ioiibensgenoiien beidlp6rt,
Gnalon6 treu 5u blei6en 1ul0 Dem
Sultan riht 5u folgen, oo 0ieier
nidt aus freien Stiifen bduble, ion.
bern bon Oen 8euti6en Die ge.
ihuorene Seinoe Der Mobone6nner
ieien, 5l ieinem berbGngnisboaen
S6ritt getrieben mor0en lei. @inen
1bnliben 2lppea bat auf 9eranIoi-
lung Oes gi5efonigs bon Snoien Der
gliiam bonn Soi0aroboo (8aialeu-
itaot bon 9ritiId.Gitin0ien NIT bieI
len Woideen) itno in Guetta In
9el1oidiltan (9liieiD buroe eine
8eriorunlitng bon einfluBreiden mo-
boneoontihen ssiibrern beraittaItet
unc cine Heiollttion angenommen,
tueI6e bic Giirfei als 0os berblen-
bette Opfer oertider Sntriguen bin
Ite[t.
9as RefuItat bes Seescfedts an
Der aiiIte Gbile's biloet in aonoon
Oos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mnn bat
bier iiber oieie g(ngeIeqenbeit nod
fetnen offiaieIlen 9eridt ber0ffent.
li6t; ooh piro aGgemein 3ugegeben,
ooB Die i6Iimuten 9eridte out
8abrbeit beruben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06

Gdad, IteIIbertretenoer oeitider 9i.
SetoniiiI, elm EeIegr1ntm bonn oeitt.
iden goti9after @raf b. 9ernItorff
borge3eiet botte, in ipeI6em oieier
erfI1rte, er babe bonn StoatsOeparte.
meit Ole 8uiiderling erbalten, oaB
bic betrefienoen Gffi6iere aitf 9arole
freiaelaIien tuer0en piiroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06

@eus aaeittiir beioat. SaB Al gro-
Be Drummer brett BON GiIen m
aaden eingetroffen ieien nm oou
bort aus mad 9(rras tronsportirt
gu tperOeu. 3ipoIf lnnge, Ieere 81.
ienbabn3iige benegen ii6 in Der &i6.
htng nod geantur. Se6s 8an5eraii.
to8 nit S9neIlfeuergeidiisen iin0
bon gn6en uad 9itenOe abgefab.
rem.
gei Qrros miro gegentpdrtig nit
qroBer Grbitterung gafdlupft; Die
9eutiden bnben peitere 8atterien
ins 8efeft gebroht unO fiigen ben
gerbiinbeten i9nere gerllfte gu.
Sin ltcbcr-3eppslin balO fertis.
qonoon, 6. Sob, = Ser &orre-
Iponoent Der 3oiID Chronicle bot
bon aonItana am goSeniee foIge10e
-GebeIde an ieingtott geiattot: u8ep.
peIine fIiegen bGnfig iiber ben see.
SSyn 9rie6ri6sbafen berrif]t fie6er-
bate 5b1tigfeit; @raf 3eppelin be.
i1dt sfuetutdI tp6deutlt6 Die 6abrt-
fen, in pel6en bic neuen lleber.
3eppelin.2uftidiffe bereeIteIIt per.
ben. @ines 0ieier iingebeitren 2uft.
i6iffe nGbert ii6 feiner @oae1bung;
oa8ieGbe lit beitin1ult, @r6e 9fobents
ber einen Straif3ug auf 2onoon 3lt
unternebn1en. (Gie 8eittiden per.
ben e8 benz &orreiponOettten ait6 auf
6ie gedie bin0eL mann iie Die Sep.
peline mad gnglanb i6iden; eS iit
gum 2aaen.) Gs lit Der groBtc
Zeppelin, Der ierndIs fonitr1irt tpur.
6e. 9erIelbe fiibrt mebrere S6neG.
feuergei6iise uno berrag cine IN.
nergIeihGi6 lonae Belt in ben 2itften
ali nerblei6eu. Qieier 2uftfreu5er
miro IN einer auf etnen SIoBe er.
ri6teten SoIle geboitt; elm 2uft.
freu3er bon gleider 9irneniton unO
glrmirilng miro an Dem 6eelfer
fonltruirt. g2iemano oorf fi6 oen
@erfftatten ndbern. Sn 9iiIieloorf
lomie 8otsoom unO Suuburg geben
GbnIide 2uftidiffe Der 8oIlelOung
entgegen.
Berlin, iiber Saog ino 2onbon,
6. Sob. - Cine Gipa6er 3eitltng
pcrSffentli6t einen Selopoitbriet in
nel6en Der Sdreiber urter Dem 2S.
2ftober iber ben gerlauf zines 0tit.
toeeiiens beridtet, 0as gu @bren
mebrere Slieger beranitoltet mar,
nelhe nod Dober inlo 2onbon ge.
flogen lporen imO mebrere 8omben
geiAleuOert. Batten.
4nf SurUIe entlniien.
Gan Sroncisco, Gal, 6. geob. =
aontreaomirol gono entlieb Die in
San 2ranGsco, gal,, feitgeboltenen
5lpei 2ffi5iere iinb opei 9edoffiaiere
oes oeutl9en Gononenbootes @eber
ouf garoIe, peIde Dor peiligen ga.
gen bel ibrer glnfitnft bon &onoliilu
in Soft genontlnen tpor0en morerl.
aOm. @onb inb iif bierSu peron.
labt, no1oem ibm Greiberr bon
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06
@ritildler @enera[ erfditeht ffdl.

2on6ot 6. 9tob. = O. lit bier
beitte befnttnt getpor0ett, boB ita
@eneraImaior aefetpid erifoiien bo.
be. SSbm ipuroe etn aonman6o
iiber Die 9feierbetrlppen gnglanSs
ilbertragen fonnte Oasielbe ober tpe.
gen arant1eit nidt annebmen. 9[us
Gram oaritber legte er Salt0 an ii9
ielblt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06
9ie iapaniidlen gyerlnite.

Eofio, 6. Sob. - 8isber ltn6 Bel
Ser 8eIageritng bon &ftngtait 200
Sopaner gefalIen uno 87S bertpun-
oct poroen; Die GngI1nber bebdup-
ten, bort 5tpei Eoote nno d6t Ser.
ipun6ete 5lt boben; rrlter ben leste.
rem befinoen fi6 Stuei Maiore.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06
Sample i'm lte6eridluemmangs-
gebiet.

9ortg, 6. Sob. - 3te DeutIben
boben Die Sample I'M lteberi1metu.
mltiigsgebiet Der gier erneuert; Oie.
Ies bate man nidt fir moglid ge.
b1Iten. Nus 6elgiiden Guelle fontnlt
Sie gtadri9t, oaB Der 6eino 5obI.
reide 9oote reqltirirt babe uno ber-
iube, bic tiefiten SteIlen Der iiber.
Ifipemntten gtieoerltng 5r 6urhque-
rem. 3oblrei9e g[rtilerie lift auf.
gefabren Inn iie oaran al perbin.
bern. es bat iib nun bcransge.
itellt, Dab Die 8eIgier bic geieoerling
au tief unter 8aiier ietten un0 nit
gooten Iei6t beiobrelt iperoen fam.
Die S56ee mar, MIR 10 biel 8aIier
obSulaiien, Inn Die geDegungen Der
feinoIiden artiQerie uno synfanterie
tnnlSglid 8ii MAIDEN. sSn iener @e.
geno lit es 5u einenl bitieen QrtiI.
Ieriefantpf getouinerl BET ipeIdem
oie 9eiiti6en i'm @ortbeil fino. gei
gpern bat Der aautpf einen oeipcro.
TEN gbarofter ongenontmen; beioe
Seiten erbdlten gerit1rfungen, ino
bos @efedt tpost aitf elmer 10 Mei.
len Iangen 2inie bol6 borp6rts,
balb riiflp1rts. Die beioerieitigen
gerlrite iino i1ngebeuer. 0ie 3eitt.
ihen inurOen 5uriidgeiporfcn, Itno
aber nod lange nidt Dpmoratihct.
lGas peroen Die 9erbiinoeten aud
ME erleben.)
Sdiueres @eidJit fir VIrras.
2onoon 6. Otop. - Cine glmIter.
banner Gepeihe an Die Central
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-06
ams fran56iiI6er nnelle.

garis, 6 .g2ob. - 0a8 Qriegsnii.
niiterium bat geitern gbcn6 folger.
ben gertdt erlaiien: nlleber Die
&1mpfe norOIi6 bon Ser SDs ft1to
feline 0odri6ten eingetroffen Ono.
raus gu i6lieBen 1T, bpb Die Gron3o.
fen un6 @ngldn6er oortielbIt Siebe
befouInen bober). Bel einent ee.
maltigen 8oritoB Der Geitti9en n0rO-
lid bon grras nur6en nns mebrere
Shiltengr1ben abgenonlmert peI6e
aber ip1ter bon unieren &rlippen
nieoer erobert tpur6en. (9oS lit
nidjt iuobr, Die 9euti6en baben Die
5diisengr1ben IN Beiis bebaIten
un6 oringen III iener @egenO meiter
bor.) Sn ben argonnen (in Ser
@egen0 bon St. Subert) ipuroen ale
g(ngriffe ser 9eutiden bon un8 ob.
geidlagen. gluf ben iibrigen 9unf.
ten Der SdIadtItnie lit ni6t3 bon
geoetttltng 5ii meloen.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
PREVENTABLE DISEASES
TO BE DISCUSSED HERE
Public Health and Marine Hospital
Service Plans Big Conven-
ton June l8.

Owing to the fact that the purpose OF
the Public Health and Marine Hospital
service to eradicate preventable disease
from American territory Is hampered oy
the Limitation Of Federal jurisdiction. the
service plans to conduct a systematic
campaign Of education along such lines
in the various States and Territories
A conference Of State and Territorial
health officials will be held in this city
June l, and already nineteen states have
accepted the invitation to send repre-
sentatives.
DIR. w. c. Woodward. health officer.
will be the representative of the District
Of Columbia. Representatives OF states
and Territories which have accepted the
call are Morgan Smith. Arkansas: A. T.
Frantz. Delaware: ]. Y. Porter. Florida:
y. NJ. Hurry and II. II. Sutton. Indiana
a. H. sumner, Iowa: S. ]. Crumbine,
Kansas: NJ. W. Richardson. Massachu-
setts: J. l. Burhart, Michigan: II. NJ
Pracken, Minnesota; c. S. White, Ore
gon; W. F. Lippitt. Porto Rico; r
Dalton, Vermont: Z. G. Williams, Nr-
ginia; S. L. Jepson and W. W. Golden.
West virginia; c. A. Harper. Wiscon-
sin: and ]. S. Fulton, Maryland. -
II funds are available. California VIII
send D. II. Currie. c. St Clair Drake.
representing Illinois. and J. s. h. Pratt,
representing Hawaii. are hopeful or
being present Alabama and Missouri
have taken no actien. ldaho' wyoming
and Nevada have declined.
Big hygienic questions are to be de-
bated. Each delegate has been asked 10
be prepared to discuss these subjects
from the standpoint of his jurisdiction
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
MONKS TO CELEBRATE.

The celebration of the Feast of Corpus
Christi will be observed by the Francis
cans at the Monastery in Brookfand this
morning at o'clock. II is also one OF
the few occasions during the year that
the private grounds are thrown open TO
the public. who will take part in the pro-
cession. The solemn high mass will be
sung. at which Rev. David Ramos will
be celebrant, assisted by Rev. Anaclete
Cornelissen as deacon and Rev. Aurel-
ius Borkowski as subdeacon.
Several affairs have been prettily ar
ranged in different parts of the extensive
gardens. which are now TO be seen at
their best. amid all the splendor of vari-
gated plants and profusely ornate flower
beds. Through this scenic display of ma
ture the procession will wend its way to
the strains of hymns in honor of the
blessed sacrament. sung by the choir of
Franciscan religious.
Next Saturday at o'clock the Feast
Of st. Anthony will be kept. Before the
mass there will be the blessing of the
lilies, followed by a procession in honor
Of the wonderworker of Padua-
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
Clarks Off to West Virginia

The Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives and Mrs Clark will go to
Huntington, W. Va, tomorrow where the
former will address the graduates of
Marshall College of which institution he
was president when twenty-three years
of age
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, who are giving
series of Saturday luncheon parties
at the Capitol will not entertain in this
fashion this week owing to their ab-
sence from town. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
were guests Of Senator and Mrs. Stone
at dinner on Tuesday evening.
Sir Henry Edmund knight, a former
lord mayor of London. who was re-
Gently the guest of friends in Washing
ton, sailed for home yesterday on the
Aquitania from New York to Liverpool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan r. Hanna, of Cleve
land and the formers daughter Miss
Natalie Hanna, were also passengers on
the Aquitania. Mr.. Frank Munsey, who
was booked to sail on the same ship.
was obliged to cancel his reservation at
the last minute on account Of business.
Lieut.. Commander John c. Fremont, U.
S. N, of Washington. but now stationed
in New York, was one of the ushers at
the marriage of Miss Ernestine Van
wyck Rhien to Lieut.. Commander John
S. Abbott, in New York on Tuesday.
The Duke and Duchess de Richelieu
have gone to New York where they are
passing some days at the Gotham.
The new councillor Of the French En-
bassy has arrived at his post and with
Mime. Clause is at the Highlands pend
ing the location Of the Embassy for the
summer.
Mrs. John H. Stephens. wife Of Repre-
sentative Stephens, Of Texas, entertained
at bridge-tea yesterday afternoon COM
pIimentary to her stepdaughter, Mrs
Wemyes Smith, Of Oklahoma City
Among the guests were Mrs. Poindexter.
Mrs. Shafroth. Mrs. Wickersham. Mrs
Townsend Mrs. Brynes. Mrs. Hayden.
Mrs. Garner. Mrs. B. M. Hines.
Mrs. Reilly. Mrs. Shackelforth, Mrs
Humphreys. Mrs. Theodore Tiller. .Miss
Agnes Hart Wilson and the 1atter's
guest. Miss Fsarn Ragsdale, Of Califor-
,u8 y =
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
.H0NORs AWARDED At
CENTRAL EXERCISES
High School Students Receive Re-
/ wards for good Marks in Various
Branches oAWork.
FOUR GIRLS GET SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships. letters for proficiency in
athletic games. medals. cups, trophies
and other prizes were awarded yester-
day a. presentation exercises at Cen
tral High School. Several trophies went
to the track team. which has won from
other schools in certain events during
three successive years.
Several scholarships to universities
were awarded Joel Rogers will 60 to
Harvard. Maurice Herzmark, the other
boy, to receive a scholarship. will go to
George Washington University. The other
four scholarships awarded to date were
all given to girls, who will go
to George Washington University.
Miss Dorothy Sornberger won the Ken
dali scholarship. She will have as class
mates the Misses Dorothy Stiefel. Mil
dren Padgett. and Esther Kahn.
The following were awarded letters
for athletic work:
|. Track-Wilson Domer. manager: Albert
Hill. Arthur Buell.. VIII Gates. Manuel
Freese, Frederick Speidel. William Good
man. Norman Oyster, Robin Galloway
Raymond Bowling, Cornelius Jadwin.
Harmon Agnew. George Norris. John
Writ, Edward Taber, Ward Scott. Walter
Milstead. and Ralph Dowden.
Basket ball-Helen Blackstone. man
ager: Beulah Smith. Leslie Cox, Dorothy
Stiefel. Dorothy johnson. Roxa Roe,
Helen Enoch. Martha Worster. Elizabeth
Ramey, Elsie Nickels. Gladys Runkle.
Lucille Alexander. May Thompson, and
Dorothy Boyd.
Tennis-Catherine Carter. manager; Es-
and Marjorie Kengla.
RaSShall-Frank JnhnSOn.
Alexander Macdonald. Cecil Hefiin, Rich
ard Rush. Wilmer Hill. Hosmer Harts-
horn. Maurice Roberts. Samson Gottlieb.
Walter Cox. Ross White, Philip Milton.
Frank johnson, and John Fleming.
William Wilbur. of Company B, was
awarded the first of the three alumni
prizes for the cadets who are most nearly
perfect In drilling. Stanley Duties. OF
Company !, was second. and Merton
jackson. OF Company B. was third.
Carmon Blackstone and Lenore Kolar
were given dramatic certificates. &C. II.
s. fobs were awarded for debating to
Miss Elizabeth Cullen. Joseph Wilson.
Hunter Mumford, and John Irwin.
Marksmen in the cadet companies of
the school were given many prizes.
Winners were:
Indoor shoot-Company team match:
r. Harris Co. cup and medals, Company
Is. score. 6a2.
Battalion team match: The Washing
ton Times cup and medals. First Bat
talon. Score, al
Officers match. Savage rife: First
Lieut.. Allan Payne. Score. 1sl.
Junior marksmen's match: First. Win
chester rifie-to c. Duvall Perkins. Score.
lss Second. Stevens Arms Company
trophy watch fob to Norman Rogers.
Score. la.
High score match: The Winter gold
medal to c. Duvall Perkins Score, 1ss
Junior marksmen-Day. Faris. Folger.
Belt. Folger. Worth. Germel. Gibson,
Howard, Osborn. Otterback. Perkins.
Rogers. Shapiro. Stokes. Wilde. Payne,
Parcher. Normandy and Wilbur.
Outdoor shoot school match. du Pont
cup: Central High School. Junior marks
men-Perkins. Rogers. Folger. Osborn.
Payne. otterback, Stokes. Stansbury,
Wilde, Faris.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
SMITH-sPENcER NUPT1ALs.

Miss Nettie Elizabeth Smith, adopted
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel 8.
Moores. 4s7 NJ street northwest, was
married at o'clock last night at her
home. to William Boyd Spencer, a Phil
adelphia lawyer.
Miss Alice Hanford Smith was maid
OF honor. William Wolfiey was best
man. Rev. DIR. L. Morgan Chambers,
pastor OF Mckendree NJ. E Church, per-
formed the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs Spencer left late last
night for an extended Northern trip.
They will stay for a time in Atlantic
City. and will make their home in Phil
adelphia- Mrs. Spencer is a native Of
this city.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
Society Doing. in ono Arouno
Dbe Jlational Gapital

The marriage Is announced Of Miss Car
rie 7. Jernigap and Mr.. George w. d.
Skilton. The ceremony at which Rev.
Thomas F. McGuigan, Of St. Patrick's
Church, ofiiciated. toob place Tuesday.
June 3. at 1856 Parkwood place. Mr..
and Mrs Skilton are passing their honey
moon in and about New York. They
will make their home at the Wellington
apartments. ~
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
WOMEN MEMBERS GUESTS.
BrookIand Brotherhood Entertafns
Its Fair Associates.

Ladies' night of the Brookland
brotherhood complimentary to the women
Of the suburb, was held at Lord Me-
mortal Hall Tuesday night.
Addresses were made by j. NJ. Long,
president of the brotherhood, and Charles
F. Tansil. former president. Other events
on the program were: Piano solo. Miss
Mae E. Levitt; contralto solo. Miss Mar
garet Standiford: patriotic songs. E. A.
Lang: soprano solQ. Miss Marion Cramer;
barytone solo. Shannon Cramer: tenor
solo, Morris Fitzgerald: readings.
Charles Weston, and a concert by the
orchestra
The program was in charge OF COM
mittee of which J. NJ. Williams was
chairman. Refreshments were served in
the banquet rooms.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCafrey. of
Amsterdam. n. Y. who are here for the
graduation of their daughter. Anna May
McCafrey, at Trinity College, are guests
at the Hotel Powhatan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-08
Peculiar After Effects
Of Grip This Year
Leaves Kidneys In Weakened Condition

Doctors IN oil parts of the country
have been kept busy with the epidemic
OF grip which haa visited so many
homes. Tho symptoms OF grip this
year arc often very distressing and
leave tho system In run down CON
dition. particularly the Kidneys. which
seem TO suffer most, as almost every
victim complains OF lame back and uri-
nary troubles. which should not be
neglected. as these danger signals often
lead TO dangerous kidney troubles.
Druggists report n large aale on DR..
Kilner's Swamp Root. which 80 many
people cay soon heals and strengthens
the kidneys after an attack OF grip.
SwampRoot is great Kidney, liver
and bladder remedy, and. being an
herbal compound. has q gentle healing
OBJECT on the kidneys. which is almost
Immediately noticed in most cases by
those who try IL DR.. Kilmer & Co.
Binghamton, y. Y. offer to Ecnd n sanI-
PIE size bottle OF SwhmpRoot on re-
cc!pt OF ten cents. to every sufferer
who requests H. trial will convince
any one who may be in need OF II.
Regular size bottles 500 and 800 For
sale nj all druggists. Be sure 10 men
ton this Northumberland.