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Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-04
Federation Meets.
Omitted Press Day Service

Omitted Press Day Service)
Santa Barbara, March 4.-The an
nual convention of the Los Angeles
District Federation of Women's Clubs
opened here today. The meeting was
largely social, the business session be-
ginning tomorrow Three hundred out
side delegates arrived on a night spe-
cial train from the south.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-04
TOdav's Deaths.

Omitted Press Day Service)
New York, March 4.-Deaths today
included: San Francisco, E. w. Hale,
wealthy Sacramento merchant-of Hale
Brothers stores; Garden City, Long
Island, Vice President j. C. Stuart of
the Erie railroad; New York, Colonel
Nelson O'Shaughnessy, father of the
American charge d'affaires in Mexico
City.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-04
South Pacific Storm.
Omitted Press Day Service)

IUnIted Press Day SeTVICtI
Sydney, N. S. w., March A ter
rife hurricane has swept the islands
of the Society group, according to re-
ports here. Cook island suffered the
most severely. The entire town on
Maukao island is reported engulfed.
Reports state that the natives are in
pitiable conditions, without food or
clothing. Many lost all their posses
sions and many others were killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-04
Trial of Pugs.
Omitted Press Day Sefvice)

Los Angeles, March 4.-Pugilist
Jimmy Clabby and his trainer, Arthur
Mcqueen, went to trial before a jury
today, charged with beating Patrol
man Laurence when the officer at
tempted to arrest them during an al
legged drunken sbrawl. Earl Rogers is
defending them. The morning was
snent in efforts to get a Jury.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-04
Moore Resigns.

Omitted Press Day SerVice)
Washington, March 4.-John Bas-
sett Moore resigned today as counsel
lor Of the state department to under
take Carnegie Peace Foundation work.
He denied that the Mexican situation
is in any way responsible.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-04
Race Growing Exciting
AS the End Draws Near

NEW CANDIDATES. FORGING OTHERS
COMING TO THE END OF THEIR ROPES-STILL TIME TO EN-
, TER. BUT ENTRY LISTS CLOSE ON SATURDAY,
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-04
Omitted Press Day Service)

Omitted Press Day Service)
Nogales, Sonora, March 4.-That
Carranza will not make an official
statement in the Benton matter un-
til he receives the report of the com
mission of three he appointed last
night to investigate, is generally ac-
cepted here today. The commission
is expected to arrive in Ell Paso to-
day.
Carranza held conferences with
members of his cabinet today. Dur
ing the morning there was no further
meeting between him and George Ca
rothers, special agent of the state de-
partment, who came here yesterday.
Both Carranza and Carothers deny that
Carothers made official representa-
tipns regarding the Benton affair.
Carothers claims his visit does not
concern the Benton case. 50
Carranza was expected to leave to-
night for Naco, accompanied by 700
constitutionalist troops. If he goes to
Naco tonight he probably will go to
Aqua Prieta, opposite Douglas, to-
morrow. The date for his start for
Chihuahua City is still unsettled.
(UnlteQ PreSS Day SerVlceJ
Washington, March 4.-Convinced
that Carranza is preparing to recon-.
slider his refusal to hear representa-
tions regarding the Benton case ex-
cept from England, the Washington
administration is endeavoring to pre-
vent further discussion by Congress of
anything pertaining to the Mexican
situation that might overthrow the
pending negotiations. The president
warned several senators who are
anxious to open the whole subject on
the floor.
Bryan will ask members of the
House foreign affairs committee to
soft pedal Representative Ainey's res
olution asking the president to con-
vey full particulars of the Mexican
situation to Congress. Brvan received
no answer to his two notes to Car
rama, in which he is pressing the
rebel chief for permission to exhume
Benton's corpse and for definite infor-
nation regarding the fate of the
Americans Vergara and Bauch.
Ell Paso, March 4.-The peremp-
tory hating of the Benton investiga-
tion commission as it was about to
take train. the sudden appearance in
this city today of Marion Letcher,
American consul at Chihuahua and
General Villas admission of his opin-
ion that Gustav Bauch, an American,
"was murdered by his enemies"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-04
Omitted Press Day Service)

Mexico City, Mary 4.-The Ameri-
can charge d'affaires, O'Shaughnessy,
is under a strong body guard today
following the receipt of threats OF
assassination and that the American
embassy would be dynamited. Threats
purported to come from Carrazistas,
who disapproved of his friendship for
President Huerta, who insisted upon
body guard despite O'Shaughnessy's
wishes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

Der marquis De 9al'
lifst mar bstdnntIi9 ON Iebtsn
SuilerienboIs cine bsIiebts psrIUn'
Iitteit uno ipaete mdn9mdl, aud
Der RdiItriu Guseuie 6erbe Dubr'
beitsn 5u foseu. Sn gompiegns
polIten bic eingsIaosnen Damien ibn
sinmaI sinsn Strsid Ipislen. Gle
lieben isfn gstt NIT Tsbl b%eTfr,usn
nnb iparen nun gsipannt, mas
er ba3u Iagsn tpirbe. or iuste ober
Hi6ts nH6 i6isu ben fHls6ten Dis
niGt bemerlt 3u boben. golo bars
auf Iuo er bic 81men az etnem Sm'
bib EN-. Die SUDDEN, Die CT linen
borIebts, ffmsdien dusgeaeidnst uHo
Durosn ibsr bic Mdbsn esIubt. aIs
Der lsste ssidmduf mar, fusts CT:
Run miHen fe piFeu, bab meiHs
au9sn aus BEN mebIs eebuden fpu'
rem nit Dem Git mein Belt 10 rsiH'
lid oasaepoIfert batten, in Dem
i'd Die sdHSs Rodt seIsseu babe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

BEN. Dtt Rod btFth Gus qonltts
aus btr BroIaiidot, unlsr btntn elm
Doppel > Wplnnl aus SPITE ttFpors
iflit. Den uHitru Tell Der Blus
e beotdtn Sipsl Iabariiat Ipibs aufs
Idbs. Dos Underground beItebt aus
rdbmfarbietr Geiot In btritIbeH
6ddtiisruna, iuis bic @runbfarbt Der
groiaiTeiot. 9k 9nille umfpdnnt
Elm Bdritl aus ai%IasroItH.
mdbrtno 0aB Original bss Rim
btriItiodens bss ndfItsn 9iIoes
(Jia. ~ aus 9dumipoIl > Gti0e ber'
atIttlli nurbs, tcnntn bod aud dns
osrt Gloffs borttIIbdft baSu ptripanot
tpsrOsn. Glr bic @arnterung fam
ausfnlitbli9 Der aItioItoFf, blaner
goilt. CUR anrtnbuHg. NIT tiusi'
ger 4usndbms oss @irisIs, Der aus
ttgtniarbigsr MsHdliHs bsftebt. Sin
idmdlsr runbsr Ginfab aus psibsm
RsbitoFf, NIT i6srfdlleuosr RiI6s,
fillt ben 6dlsnusltnitt aus. Dos
tisIs gduItsriod, bsinabs I'm 9olsro'
fiji etbalten, ipuroe nit Dem obtrsn
3tiI Der atrmsl aus sintm Gtiid aes
fhHittsn uHo III NIT mtTalines
qn0pfsn btr3itrt. Der untsrt Tsil
Der BLUFF III inter bisism Sod ess
tr6ultIi. Der Rod belttbt aus orsi
isbr bduf4issn goIunts.
9ds nd6Rs Bib 0ig. 81 ssigi
uns cine Der Itpdraisn SGdhsn, ole
tn bitIsm Gomm,r 70 bisl astraaeu
tusrosn. Der Odju bsriponote 6foff
1T GorosroB, bod finbst man aud
dbnlitt Sddsn Gus Geioe un6
Moirse. Gle rsro.n meinsns iibsr
qinaeris > aIsiosrn sstrassn uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

min, ia bdnn petit Der gogel auf E
aon, annsres ap9. Den Meg is es
aud nit ben 5uertd. 0enn i'd i'm
Iele NAL riepobrtet bdtt, tpis es meme
Quite sstpeIe is, Damn bGtt tbn Der
GebOb an ben Spatt gefeiert, In
bann bait er for Eel Gene gu made
me6bis bic Monties in Saut afriteb
ben SGngo tietf9e tonne. Sn meme
oumme @utbeit OOber CUTE Summs
belt ben i'd otptper met Gebs nit dufs
aemu6t, er bot fem Sddpp bebulte
IN bat ssnug @elO semu4t, for ieBt
i'm grobe fortfebe au tonne, mas er
Ielemals in ben Sent i'm &lsine ges
fart bat. SD fpeiB gut eenug, buB
i6 in bsnaGmp ouf en- i60ne Mtorgen
bier G9iQing aus mel pddetbu9 ses
mibt BEN I'M i9 fin heut i4ubr, ouB
er Die au9 an mid gef4peipt bat.
4tpper es tommt nod { 3eit for
ibpsn nit Jpn 81 tperoe,
cd ben mein Stsb in Sdmpico
baSu geiu6it, mid umSuisbu I'M
mebbie eb6es o~us3uftnne. Settbem
bic SobIi4ers dusgefunue ben, buB
ib en- 5reuno BON ben Daiiter !Suertd
fin, bat mid aud tsiner me9r gebats
teri I'm i9 fin ME raer nuf oeitf4
Iuge bu6t c grade perion" getpeie.
Den @sg ben i'd iptperuI binsebn
tonne In bas ben i9 aiptper aud ges
oa6n. lff en- f4Ons Dag fin i'd
email na9 ben 5ofe gauge, mo al Die
amsritunif6s S9iffe ssIese ben. Da
ben i'd senobtibt, ipie en- Seller duf
ems bon bic 59ifft 5n MIDI genintt
bat lin Iein SGpp gefuebft bat. 8et
Sale, BEN i9 geOentt, Der bnbt gar
nit guide, Gls oh es en- gnnemte
mar. Sd ben mer 0as Ding muir
Ocn Neg edsplebne tonne, odb er
ms9bie elmer bon bic SObfders GEE
peie 10, mo- 9oridt ssbubt bat I'm on
bic 8pbt fin fe bod iest al 81 Sem'
persna sefobrft. r. ben oiDiDer nit
Iebn tOnns, ~ 20
BELLE tOnne.
oeoudt I'M bet
telt. Sd I'M ys
ssbIfDtps I'm aSi iDls Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

greTenbent @iaIon, en- anmmrebo
bon ben NaiTter RubfefeIb, en- Rail-
IetI9s Sf9umm BON ben SPLITTER Sdft,
en- Mdnn, no nit ben beitf6e Gmpe<
rer 8rieoerI6aft ssbrunte IN ods
griffeletf6 6at, ibu Bin gu
liable, en- Mann, no faon fur ale
aeinos BON Offiiss ssIdufe IL, tpenrl
er aud ME nit i4nsl senus geldnfe
is, en- Mdnn mo rielpedtet is bel
ieoen Salu6ntiepsr in Die 5unsitst
5tebts lii BEL Den gobtid in 9f9ens
nerelI, en- Monn mo for bic grObte
1ubspebperi9 in bic Sunetteo Stsbts
uno bic umIiegenoe Biaetf4es
fhreitpe oubt, I'm no, ipeni CT einis
oermaIe bielent odfor bs3dblt ippros
mar, beut ben Sobn Die Rudelfeaer
Frage t0nnt, pteDieI er for Die 5teHs
bert Sui 4ompenie baiDtpe ipolt,
NIT einsm 8Ort, Id Der p9iliPp
5autrampfsr! aptper uEbAat
10 bic Melt ibr Npbn uno NEITHER
aud. Denn i'd bents, ME Diele
gisbeIs in 2Off NIT mid finl @snn
i'd bente, pie fs nit Gebnfu4t meine
61reipebriefe sriparte, pie fe Iahe,
ipenn Il Re Iefs I'M pie fe fnge: Der
qhiIipp ig 1 pistfh! Der pbilipp 10
i Debntie! I'm al 70 Sritebr! 4iDiDer
iDsun i4 email ! JsbDsr geOaAn ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

Seller an ben Boot Ti9 gebiidt bat
IN bann bat er NIT einem mai ebbss
ua9 mid sefporfe. Sold burnit, ben
i9 ge6enft, bubt Der mebbte E Bomb
mad mid merle, odnn Ioa Jpn dtptper
bod Der 9eipeI reite. gnnibou ben
i9 sebodt I'm in 0ieieltpe Minnit "a
ebbes nstpis mid binsefulle. So mar
e 6tid bon en- 8rifftein IN e pies
pebpsr mar Drum srum eetpidsIt.
Msbbie, ben td seoentt, Der Seller
bat sebentt, i'd mar c Wummsn IN
fdidt mid ben Neg en- 2offlettsr.
gnnitpeg ben i9 ben Stein dufeepidt
IN ben Die gaobt gelefe. Sc bat se'
Idgt: oMiTter @nuerdmpfer S.
ttpeier, 5tut H1ft i1id i1 sbaut
Iipre 5unrert BON unfere 8eus ans
2unb I'm odnn stbt Is E fsr1tsrIiaes
@smebel. Gebn sc an en- isbfs
pldb, for bdb &c nit nit bic Sad
uuFgemidf tusrbr. S'Rsinp abmi'
raj"
SEPT made 81 f9 en- @erf6, Ssrr
Rsbdttiondr, bubn mid fogar BIZ
Rebtpie 4ffiHerf9, 10 mas mer nuI
oeitf9 Die mnrinterte rufe bubt,
tenne! Sd ben 9 INNER erSbert
adtuns for mid ieIbit frisst I'm i'm
Gtiae fin i'd frDb setpeIe, baB Der
Susrta enOIi6 email fst sroBes MuaI
geitpppt oubt trtess. atptper in be,
feline Minnit ben i9 mein 1leinS
uufsemndt, odB iG rsitstpss nod
email su ben 9usrta ssbn ipoGt. Sebu
Ss, t9 ben bod aud nit esslias, BAT
i'd 81 al ben Srutpsl IN Batter I'm
gu bic gdspenaes gebn font, fpr pies
az made I'M babel oebt mid meb6is
10 e 6anopoq Sp6Il9srs Den Dinh
aus ben Sebl nemne. SD ben msin
Meino oufgemodt, pies gu made I'm
babel I'm i9 audi gebltppe. SEPT
getuips Se email a9t orlf mein nG9ifs
Sdrsipebrief. SD bette Sbns siris
sss. oaB sc furprsiit iein tpsrbe, mas
ID fOr en- 5nfIuenS pen.
8pmit i9 berblsitpe
5bne 96rr IirDer
Hkfff "a 6- \ ! n n, n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

gIuIen un6 9dill.n nimmi elm me-
mia db nnb maGt tpieotr onli@sHbs'
rem Gormsn plat. cine Nooe, be
ssruib BON bielen DAMIEN fpoblDolIero
aufgenommeH tperben fpir0.
glr ben prdftiI6en gsbrauG fam
ipobl tsin Stoff fir SommsriIsiotE
Die 2sinfudnb erisben, Die Dor aIlem
Itets tabl unb bequem III. Das bier
Gin Gig. y odresiiellts Gleio III aus
asinsn In Der natarlitsn 9arbs ber'
ositellt unb bic eiufuhe Gurplice'
8luie fdllt lber elm flnfes Gihr
nit Gtidereibprte in S9ipar5 uns
DeiB. Die GlIbogenGrmsl bdbsn ct
ne suriidgsIdldgsne Muni8etis, II
ole sbtnfdlls elm Stiid Der Gtidere
einasIsbt lit. Der i6li6ts Rod bdi
cine e6snIo stnfa9e Suuitn, oi. BIZ
gum anie rsi6t. Der ginorud bel
alei6es ipirb belebt our9 sinsn Bret
ten f6par5eR atlussiirtsl nit gro
Fer ShndIle.
Sie gsrfpsnSun9 bon S~piBenbdn'
bern 3u einem i'm iibrigen sinfldeT
Mooelf III BEL benz i'm nd6ftsn Bib
} fti33isrten aleioe iebr Dor
;lbdTt 3ur Geltung eetommen. 8tr
gluIe 1T i'm Gurplits Stil eebdI
ten un6 bic RGn6sr fn6 NIT 9op'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

.Sinisr mir Iisst bsrsits Elm ur'
beitsrsifes atbeu. Sd babe Is Der
.ItHsuf6aft ssuiomet. = lluo, @sr'
s6rteIttr. mas babeH sic ii4 our
2~sbeusauFgobe ssItslt9"
-gld. - i'd uolte sigeHtIi9 ben
Gi0pot sntoedtn. Du es ober in'
5pilden dnosre sstnu bnbcr, 1T msin
2ebsuspert iest srlebigt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

attfBfamf. mlfl: 80
benlt, bsr aIlt 1funltmboIb III IdHsIs
al 6auIt - bu ilbt a. IA iaon pits
bsrlA
atlntr: IA, Der 10 an bn red,
ten Gsiis 5nr 1ir biudasattorieli,
bat Fd nm bds ganBt 9dns bsrnms
gstdppf unb III an Der IlHisn Settle
pitOsr bersingetommtnl4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

8 m Rurort. ya9, fieh MIR,
mdnnden, bort briibsn fibt Grdu
Msper nit ibren S69tern."
v8dbrf9einlid min fe bier ibren
abeumdtismus Ips %tper6en!"
I'D ipp, b09itens ibre 969ter!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

afnbIt9. guuIden: Der
mar Die Jrau, Mamd, bic nns sbtn
griiBte2
SHUTTER: 9us mar bic 5rau bon
unf.rm portier.
pdul6en: gIio cine portiere.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

- SIN Qa8tcofe. .Isnn
i'd 70 piele S6uloen bate pie 9u.
bu tuirbs ih tstns Ra4t mebr i9ld'
fen f0nnen!"
$50 geht's mir aud -. bars
I'm iibs i4 ia bier!""
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

Nm r3psiter4. 3imm.r.
berr: Isle finb metn einSiger Sc
0dnts, SrduIein aGte!"
Die Spdter Der @ermieferiR
Gdmolleno): .Sd, tinb boriiber b.rs
geFen Sic gun8 3 M~ietesohlen!" /
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

Gpol .GntSiidsuoer Sut. !.
Sect braude i9 nod Elm neues al,io,
eintn Mdnttl anb GoIcbrctat'
RrimpIe. oenn ON ndnften Gitns'
iua battle i'd bod sinen @Ortra1 iibsr
Ois : Giufa99sit in Der Wooe.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

ofensn gum G9ub ssoer Die Mitts'
runa an tiiblen 9ostn uno abenben.
Die bier Tti3sierts Sade peiit bic be-
Iiebte Sdn9o . Gnr6e duf uno bat
8olero : Gront, bie nit Dem bier'
edigen S6ob i'm Riiden ourh Elm
Qnerftiid rer6unben uub nit eines
6pibsnriiI1s singefabt lit. Die
3isrfnOpfe FnO nit Dem gorberoD
i~ibsr5oseH.
en- grellen Sorbsn esbaIten uno
BON stgtnartigsr 6orm iinO bic Sons
nenT6irms, nit beneH ii6 Die bsutigc
Mpotooms gssen bic bsiben Gtrdblen
BEE Sagsssehirns idist. Mdnhs
fn6 gang aug sinfnrbiger Ssios GEE
fertief, anoere nit Streifen aus GEE
blimter SeiSe in auffdGligen Mus
tern psr5iert, bod finOet mon ielten
oit friiber bislfa9 gebrauhte Ris
f6enper5isrung. Die 9lodenblumens
form oes in unierem 8ilbe (5ig. g
ge3eigten S9irms 1T gang defenders
gfaI6ionable". Die Geios TT griiner
9aft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

0ur9f9aut. rRsllner.
Ser STUDENT bort bat i9On breimal
gsrnfen sM09te 3nbIsn!1 - saeun'
i'd f6on, fpenr i6 bintomme, fiigt er
bin3u, ober i4 fam nidt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05
@adJt Der @sDp6u6tit.

Sd Dsib niHt, id lam felt eini'
ger 3,it sarnidt mshr ridtis f4Ia'
fen, o1,s m0eIihe babe i4 faOn Uer'
Iutt!"
.gu 70 tuns, id brau9t MIR ans
Bureau Su 6entsn, ba lam i'd To-
fort idlafsnl1 81 Ia
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

NIT srOben tpsiBsn 0Osr fur6issn
2onsustten. cir Sill, @ui9ftoffs
clltr grt unb fir bic msiiteu mos
bsrnen GstosnItoFfs, bic In 6ieIem
CONNER nsben MdfdftoTfen tDteoer
febr r.iHli9 ~sttrnsen tpsroen, signet
fi9 Der mobtrne 9oldntrod Defenders
gut.
GO 1T cine ni9t tpes3uleusnenos
SotIa9s, bnb Die lange a~nsstinoig.
ten fpeiteren Rode INNER nod duf
ii6 tparttn LaFeu. Gtatt Oeiien 5eigt
ti9 tDisOsr cine 9sigung gu ROden,
bic ubers pbtr nnterbalb Der anie
Iei9t sinss5Ossn fuo. Die Rode
iin6 bds pihtigite aapitel in Der
Gsgenrarismpoe; 60 1T augsnblid'
lid bic ldnge, relatib tpeite, nit Der
SaiIIe iibsrtinItimmsnbe Sunita gu
einetn dbiie6en6en, gstp6bnli9 re4t
snsen Rod cine sbsnfalls iebr belisbts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

-angsfdoffen. Guttin:I urs
um bait Oh bus geT4ufene niat
mitgebrddt2
@utts (Sountdgsidser): Mber mir
iinO bod feline Menfdeufreferl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

peIftreifen aus rn6mfarbtger Spiss
bsTebt. Inter sinem tiefen S9ulter.
io9 aug Spite iino Der untere Ssil
Der gIufs iOpie Die QermsI getrda'
felt. Die lestsren iino NIT finsrt
Streifen Spite un6 t4mdlen Ru.
f6en ous 8oile stngsfobt. Der Rod
1T i9Ii9t uno nur in Der Sotllens
Iinie Ieidt ~setrdufeIt. Gr 1T nit
flint Rei6en breiter SpiBe be'
Tebt, Die bur4 i9muIe GuItsn aus
8oile getrennt Itno.
0as nd6Tte 9leio (Gig. 3 TT aus
grotdtIeioe i'm 0resbsnsr Muiter ge'
fertigt, nit llnterbluie unb Rodbo'
lants aus Spite. Die 8luie 1T dm
Salie lei6t getrGufeIt unO f6IieBt
bier nit elmer idmuIeu, uufredtite'
benoen aiTde db. 9dfslbe arran'
cement finben mir an ben GermsIn,
Die Bib sber ibtr ben Gllbogsi ss'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

WV ~
mid Die @es
i9i6t nit ben 5uers
ia rod timber mdbb
ssmadt, 9ents Sc
BOD nur email. 70 E
Enrichment ben i'd
mid bon i'm gefuGe
IOFe mufe = i4 en-
3ittiisn bon Die Sns
neitso 6tebts, en-
8reiu0 BON ben
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efodform, bic fiG Defenders fir eros
BE Biaursn signst. @spObnlid 1T
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-06-03

OF MIR. 0strem, the awrer and build
er of this fife ADDITION to Yiroqua' 5
trade oceupatign, little need be said.
That he Is stout-hearted and pushing
under diseoursging conditions. is at
tested by the vigor and strength exhib-
tied when bis business was wrecked at
a busy season of year. Almost without
alton he purchased the land from
which the old store was burned. set to
work ard pushed to completion this
block that is a credit alike 60 the COM
nunity and himself Mr. 0strem, :
mere boy, came from Norway to this
country Words Fair wear. spending
most Of his time on farm. Twelve
years ago he entered the grocery de-
partment of the Lindemann store. AT
tee five years service he and Hans H.
Davidson engaged in moderate way
of general merchandising in the Nichols
stand. Mr.. 0strem acquired the Dav-
ldson interest three years since. Chris
is prog ressive, energetic merchant,
catering to city and country trade.
Courtesy and fair dealing has won with
him, and there are none who fail to ex-
tend congratulations and we'll wishes
over his accomplishment.
Viroqua workmen and contractors
hadJa busy winter on this structure,
John w. Lake & Sons performing the
masonry and Gorsuch and Seal the car
pentry.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-06-03

by students and school patrons with
keen interest. This time the stronger
and better selection was made in Shake
speare e Midsummer Eight's Dream, -
presented effectively in the Tabernacle
"Wednesday night, before an audience
that quite filed the big auditorium
| Rendition followed largely that of the
Ben Greet players The stage was rep
resented an open space in the wood
very real with messy banks and trees
The costumes were secured from an
Omaha dealer, and were correct and
unique in every feature. The lines
were well learned and freely presented
and expression unusual for amateurs.
Titania, Catherine Munson and her band
were veritable fairies, and that Little
Tricky Puck" by Eva Slack. was a real
imp of woodland mischief. Charity
Hoyt, May Williams, Flo Rogers and
Helene Neprud were very effective in
action and speech. Leonard Amodt,
Joe Roman, Arnold Fawcett Almon and
Adolph Fortney were the Athenians and
deserve credit. The hard-handed men of
Athens gave vitality and merriment.
They were Victor Hetland, Edwin
Kuehn, Ora Rabbit, Keith Nuzum, o.
car Peterson and Porter Dyer, all TAX
ing their parts well.
The entire rendition was beautiful,
and the music as written by Mendel-
shon for this play accompanied it, with
Mrs. Edith Lindemann at the piano.
Credit ia due Mr. 0rput in his untiring
efforts for success Of the play. The
evenings receipts were 1920.
THE SCHOOL ANNUAL
Second Pipe of Peace, annual school
volume is unique and most interest
ing re hinder to the graduates and alum
ri. Jc is highly illustrated, bound in
the latest style and the substance mat
ter is creditable TO the editors and pub
fishers. II was quite appropriate that
Mrs. Lydia K. Colt, who contributes
an article on Yiroqua school history,
should have an early portrait page, as
does late Principal Colburn.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-06-03

The CENSOR is pleased TO present To
its readers picture of the rev business
block of Mr.. Chris II Ostrem, one OF
the finest and most substantial trade
marts in the city Of 'Viroqua. 1t sup
plants the old Nichols block, erected in
early days. DESTROYED by FIRE on the
night of November %. last, aud from
its ashes has arisen this modern and
Magnificent structure, built and occu-
pied in less than six months during win
ter season. This new block is 39x75
feet, full basement and second story,
concrete footers, walls Of pressed hriek
lined with tile, making a handsome,
strong, sanitary structure. The front
is modern, of plate and prism colored
glass, copper castings and trimmings
The interior makes the most up-to date
general store in the city, large, light,
steel ceilings, maple floor, furniture TO
comport with surroundings, made in
Michigan ard Lacrosse factories, oak
finish, giving an inspiring aspect to be
who enters. Every line of goods hand
led has its department, and il will be a
model store when arranged to the per-
lection anticipated by the enterprising
proprietor.
The second floor of this building has
been leased by Viroqus Knights Pithias
Lodge, and IL is arranged and finished
for that purpose, giving tham quarters
Tor their needs second TO no other fra
ternal society in the city.