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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
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nsnte 9eriGHlidfeiteu.

poris, s. SUM. Der 3urd.
reiie na6 Sponien, rro er Der Sod.
5pit ieines SobneS aermit NIT Der
9chter oes amerifonii6en Mlaorioer
3otihaiterS am ndditen 01itttpo6
beiiDchnt. mar Sberit Hooieoelt bier
Gbrengait bel eiHem Dtnble, tpelhes
@abriel 3annotaur CAB, Der befnun.
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gen Wlprnn z. Serrid, Der ome.
rifnniIde gotidafter bel Der fran.
5Siiihcn Hegieritng, lmb oicIe .onoe.
re terrorrasenoe gtmerifaner uno
5rdBoien pobnten bent MabIe bel.
gor ieiner seftern gorniittag erfolg.
TEN Beiterfabrt lprahen nebrere
berborrnsenoe Beriorllidfeiten, oa.
tiftter gr-BraitOert 5olIiers, bel
tim Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
gasit lsieocr iuu6lanf.

siom, s. SUM. - 8ie @eiuno.
belt bes 9dpites Eius bat iid tpie.
Der ioweit sebeiiert. baB er cine
9feibe ermiiOenoer GnpfGgge gut be.
ftehen fonnte, trosoem a neiItens
0iifredt itnno. Obmobl er anfongs
Iestrr Mofe ieinen 10. @eburtStog
Edtte, 1T cr eeiiinoer im6 fiiblt Ii9
itdrfer, ME Dor 5fpei Sabren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
Sdlmeres 9lntonnaliid.

8alter Heterion, Sobn pon Sre0
9eterion, 1916 2eapentportb Stro.
Be, un0 Gopar6 s. Shurig, Sobn
oes oeliti6en Gleftrotednifers Com.
s.. Sdurig, tpurOen Snntitag BET
einen gllttolngliif nabe Goffman,
8aibinoton Gountp, idper berlest.
fonnen aber bon Slid iogen, oaB
fie iiberboupt nod unter ben 2e-
benoen neiIen. sic maret in Be.
terion'S gtuto ouf Dem 8e9e raG
Sioar Gitp, lu10 oIs fie BET goff.
man ouf cine Bride fnbren mol.
ten, begonn ba8 5obraeug sn gIei.
ten, lnb itiirate Die nabe5u 30
SUB bobe goidung binab. bei6e
S5nioiien inter iif tbeiItpeiIe be.
grabeno. 9eterion fam in benz
bon oent Itarfen Hegeit anaei1mcI.
lenen Bad au Iiegen itno befonb
iid in grtrdnfungsgefabr. Ser
irtnge Shurig befreite fib ntit fdft
iibermenidli9er 4roft altsaieiner ge.
fdbrIiden Gage uno fontte nod
leinen 4mnernoen aus Dem syhiB
berous un6 inter Der Mnf9ins ber.
por3iebeu, aIs er 6etpuBtIos 81.
ianunenbrod).
3r. glrtbur 9. 9toanls bon ssIo.
renee fam balo ooralif borbei ee.
fobren unS iob, mas oorsefnnen
mar. @r Iuo Die getpuBtIoier in
iein gluto uno 6rnhte lie nod
9eterion bat atpei Hip.
pen ge6roden ltno lit nit ifmerd.
boften &ontuIionen bsoedt. Sdurtg
fam NIT elmer beftieen GrIditte.
rurg ltno IeidteH aontiIionen oo.
bon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
SHfirassttsH itSrm gOttssbisHF.
5a Der @eltminittr aaibeSrale nnS
Ia Der Stride Of the Sratprg
fOmmt es ~ Seenen.

gonaon, 8. SUM-. - @eItcrn
ipnroe Der @ottesOienit In sruei IA.
tboliihen airdcu, Der @eItninIter
aatbe0rnIe rno in Der Stride OF fbe
OratorD 5u 9rompton, In rider Bei.
ie utterbro1en. BGbrenO Der gIar.
rer IN Der eriterm Stride preoigte,
beiticg cine gut oetleioete Suiiroact.
te cine aan5el uuO begnnn bon Der.
Ielbeu oie &egieritng an3uareifen.
Dan beforoerte oaS 6rauen5immer
Dor Sie 3biire unO iibergnb IS Der
Boli5ei. S9Iimmer tameu etipd 10
Suiiragetten in Der Stride of TIE
Oratorp oanon. BGbrenO Der U1ei.
ie begannen iic einen gobgeiong auf
@nmeline Bmtfbnrit an5uitimmen.
SIN udditen Iugenblid iporen lie
imiringt uno tuurben unionit aber
iebr ihnen aus Dem 8oitesbauIe
binolisipeoirt. Sn Dem glugenblid
aIs cine Der Suffrasetten iib in
Elm gluto ihuang, Inn ibre 5ludt
5u beperfitelliger, crbiclt iie BON
elmer er5iiruten Stirdensangerin ei-
nen S6log ms 8eNft.
@eitrige gerioumIungen bon
Slliirdgetten tplroen bon elmer dlif.
geresten Dienidenmenge geiprengt.
Die Suffroeetten ipuroen NIT &otb,
iultlem @emiiie uuO bergIei6en be.
pOrien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
Cmn6d Giunier neitnrhen.

SSm Sitter BON 88 SSabren lit om
5onntag gtadnlittog 9oItor 36omas
McGogue bon Der llniteO 9res6Dte.
rian Stride geitorbeu. Ger gerItor-
bene mar in Omaha AZ Sabre ols
9altor tbotig unb be5eiete itets einen
aroBen gifer fit 50roeritug feiner
Sette. @r mar on1 eirer Der
@riinoer Der Omaha .. 0e. 6. a.
@s iiberleben i'm ie6s S6bne nno
aipei &odter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
gellerates NP1hdlrn.

8on einem Spo3iergonge nah
Sauie 3uriidfe6renO, fano SRI. gm.
ma GIi3be, 9lngelens 9lpartements,
25. uno 0ouglos StroBe uobnbaft,
einen gut gefleiOeten 0lann In il.
rem 3immer Dor, Der ii6 binter ei.
nent 4onapee beriteft bate On.
itatt prompt in Obnmodlt 3u fallen,
fteGte oos beberate M1oden Ben
GinOringling 8lir gieoe. Dieier per.
iu6te, iid i6IeunigIt yoiinne" SIT
MAIDEN, ipuroe aber BON SRI. gli5bc
mebrere glof meit unter auieu
18iebe, aduber" berfolgt. 2eioer
lit Dem @inbreder nit ieiner ans
$t7 beitebenOen 8eute geInngen, sa
entfommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
statsberbanS @e6rasfa.

9ie Scge Der Sermanns.Sobn
IN 8Iattsnoiitb bieIt geitern cine
iebr gut beiudte 9eriummIung ob.
9eihloiien nuroe unter onoerent
Den geriu6 5it maiden, ben 9eutI6.
unterridjt in oen 8oIf8iduIen ein5r.
fibre. Gin 4omite tpur6e 5u oieiem
3pefe erunnnt, Inn bic notbigen
llnteridriften Der giirser 5u Jam.
meln Gas aontite tuir6 NIT 2uIt
un0 2iebe an Die g(rbeit geben,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
aae @irt6idlaften seidJloiien.

Denbet, Col, s. aSuni. - @oup.
2nnlons bat cine PROCLAMATION III.
terseihnet, lrelde oen 9erfaltf gei.
itiger @etr1nfe i'm gan3en Streif.
gebict Ses norolifen Colorado I'm.
terfogt un6 bic rs G4anflpirtbiaaf.
ten, fpelGe in bieiem 0iitrift bette.
ten, einfod idlieBt GieieS geidob
cif Griuden BON Moior Spmonos
bonn IL. 8unbesfoOalerie e.Regiment,
8efebIsbdber Der 8unoestruppen in
ienem 9iitrift.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
gdjOf, ben glr,t nieOer.

9uquoin gu, s. SUM. - ScIie
SopIin eriu6te Or. Bintcn 8.
Gum ietn erfranftes aino 5ii I'M.
terfuhen. g1 Soplin aber nod cine
Siednlng fir arantenbeilde ihuI-
Oete, tpeigerte fif Der glr8t, Dem
@eiiihe sSoIse 81 IeiIten, tporauf
sSopIin inn feds ShuBpnnOen bel.
brddte, iueldlen er erleaen 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
saiIr OsrIanat iiuterindjuua,
slOmiral Sirpit reiit nit auiicr
@ilbelm. Seine glrbeitsloirn.
9triidltrnus. - @fli6DbeHjplr
l,rnpaar in Rindlen. = Sad.
isnfSHis 5Hm 3GrH.

Berlin, s. Slni. - Gs oerIoutet
bier, Stoiier @il6eIm nebme Die
@ntbiialmgen oes io5iaIiitiiden
8ei6stogsabaeorbneten Or. sorI
2iebtnedlt ilber SiteIidoder iebr
eruit uuo babe Die ihdrfite Inter.
iudmg mo ferncrbin peinlidl &C.
naue Friifng Der fir @nnoenbeipei.
ie oes Monarhen nor5uihIagenoen
Perionen angeoronet oa oas erite
@rioroerniB fir Die gerleibung ei.
mes @brentitcIs obiolute ginnano.
ireibeit iein miiiie.
Die a6rantiurter 3citnng" be.
itdtigt oltS bdlbnmtliher Gueqe, oob
beim beporitebenoen geiu6 oes aai.
ierS 9iIbeIm im Sd)Ioiie oes otter.
reihiib linsnriihen 1bronfoleerS
@r5ber5ogs 6ran5 JerOinanO i'm
5hloiie aonopiiht gobmen, oua
Der Sefretar oes @eidsmarineam.
tes b. 1irpiB mitfommen neroe,
Oa altd bic Narinepolitit nit bent
Ibrouiolser beiprohen tperoen ioa.
Inter itirmii6en gluftritten lit
BON Der buiriiden abgeoronetenfom.
mer cine 8orldge, our6 tpelhe cine
Slrbeitsloi sloienoerNderiing eingeiiibrt
merben ioate, nit GROCER Mebrbeit
abgelebnt noroen Bon ben So5ial.
oemofroten tpurben mobren6 Der 8e.
bate uiitbenbe glngrifie auf Die
Regierung in0 Die tlerifale Gartei
gemaht, uno es fam 81 tlimultari.
iden Scenen.
Die 8rnuidpeiger Ser5ogsfomilie
traf 81 Wliinhen ein, I'M ibren gln.
trittsbgiua am batriiben Ronigsboie|
5u MAIDEN aOnig 2ltOnig uno Der
geiannlte 9OiItaot empfiugen iie am
9nbnbofe, nobel iebr ber5libe ge.
griiBungen altsgetaltitt fpuroen, I'LL.
ter oem Subel elmer rieiigen Men.
ge. gs faro @alatofel itatt, bann
ein aiinltlergartenfeit in Npntpben.
burg, uno 9lben6s @alaoper. 8ieI
iiblid. iutroe auf cine 9ieibe Or.
ben Derlieben.
9lus Dresden ipir6 jest NIT 5iem.
liher geitinintbeit gemeIoet, OoB
lid aonig 5rieorih glugitt ponI
Sahien oul 10. sSuni nn9fSt. 8e.
tersbirg beaeben piro,. mfoem go.
rem einen biertdgigen 8efu9 ab5u-
itotteu. 9abur6 lit obermdls oas
Seriiht olifgetnuft, 6aB Der iGhh.
ife 4ronprina @sorg, Der jebt 21
Sabre alt iii, nit Der @robfiirItin
5otiona, Der 17.iGbrigen sfpeiten
Godter bes 3nrenpoares, Derlobt
neroen iolle. 8abrideinli6 flingt
6ieies 8erii6t iebo6 ntd)t; Der aron.
prin5 tpirb ietne fiinftiee 2ebens.
gefdbrtin unter ben ihfatboLi.
iden 9rin5eiiinnen aus5uiuden ba.
ben.
gotifofter bon gernitorff in 8a.
ibington itno infclse Der GrbebungI
zines Strai5oaes bon ben beioen
Suinburser ShifFen, pelhe in
Nerifo Baifen Ian6eten, beitimmte
Beiiungen 5ugesansen, ouf gIufbe.
buna Der Strafoerbdngung 5u orin.
gen.
5rci erfunOen lit 6ie MeIbungI
Der amerifaniiden Sespreiie, bnB
oeutiHe ariessidiffe fanpfbereit bic
Sdiffe Der S.anlburgaglmerifu 2iuie
nn6 uno aus Dem merifanii1en
pofeh gero gruS geIeitet bdtten.
IS iit bort iiberboupt tein Oeutides
Frieasi6iff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
Stautsbrr6anb @ebraSia bOraH!
StiH erfOlgreidleS GintretrH stgeH
slsitatiOH fit nationait Eru.
bibitiun alien gerbdn.
ben empfObIen.

Serr giar 6enrici. @ermanopn,
ga, BreB.9iireailciter oes Geutit.
amerifaniihen National gunoes,
ianote folaenoes Standardization
an Die gciamnte oeiitihonerifni.
ite Rreiie. oas iiir iid ielbit ipriht:
gbiIaoeIp6ia, ga, is. 0lai.
gom 9elrtia ameritanii6en
StaatsDerbanoe BON gtebrasta lit
Die Soiuug ausaeaangen 0urd te.
Iearapbiide groteite oil aongreB.
mitglieoer iie Ju peranloiien, aegen
bic Sobion'ihe grobibitions.gImen.
oement1feIoIution 3u itimmen. IS
Ut INNER nod 5ueifeIboft. Oh cine
4bltimmllng Dor Der gertoglmg er.
folgeu Dir6, nber es 1T itets glt,
Dor5ubuueu mo red)t5eitig glaes
alti5ubieteu, I'M llubeil 5u perhiiten.
Die entpfeblungen oes Stoatsper.
bdnoes 9febrasfn iollten oaber ni6t
nIleiu bon ben 3neiaper6GuSen, ion.
bern audi Uon giiraern nroibiOueQ
6efoIgt tperoen.
Gas @irfen bes Stantsuerbar.
oes bat Die beiien gfeiuItate eejei.
tiat. 60 bat !. 9. aonsrebmann
stephens, Der gero6e5u nit Bro.
teitpetitionen unO 9eIegrammen be.
itiirmt tuuroe, on ale Senoer ei.
nen gan5 ian1oien Brief 9eri6tet,
uOrin er ieine 9lniidt irber Die ia.
tionale Probibitionsbepegung 5umI
gIusOruf bringt. Ser Brief bot
in areiieu oes 3pangsgeieten ob.
boloen giirgertbum8 groBe Geuug.
tbuung beroorgerufeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
aarac 9epeIdlsn.

0ln @teIe oes 10 ploelid Deritor.
Fesian gsroi. gtubolf 9omobo, Sum,
iit Der @ermaniIt 4srof Or. g8il.
liam u. arnun. 5um Direftor Oes
Delltfden &auies Der Columbia ltni-
smHtSt III sleu glDrt ernnnit lpor-
AsA ...-......
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
sdlieaafiairr.

@aIlep, 9aebr., 8. SUM. - 8db-
reno zines Streits oipiiden Dem 81
Sabre nlten Glenn gsapne uno 9lmiI
5dulb, Der fir bic Mc@labon Gar
nibdl 50. beid6ftiet lit, 5og Sf)ltIe
einen 9aepoIoer unb brddte Yopne
cine ihpere @ititoe i'm llnterGeib
bel. Ser 9ertpunoete tpurOe loSNrt
iiaf Dem GIorfion SoipitoI in Sno-
bo iiberiiibrt, mo Or. Sommers ei-
ne Operation nusfiibrte. SduIb 1T
perbaftet iporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
Sib.Onlnhn.

Serr mrO 8rau 90. sd,ntiot ia.
ben Sonntoa in ibren Seim 7t0
gsoro 32. Strabe onS icItene sseft
Der goloeucn Sodoeit bel ieltener.
&iiitigteit I'M &reiie ibrer sonlilie.
ggfeiert. - -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
eenatpr aetnp fir etpnpernelr.

2intoln, Nebr,, s. SUM-. - Se.
notor S. $. aemp bon FULLERTON
hat feline aatoiootur fir Die re.
pu6Iifoniithe 9omitlntion oIS @ou-
nerneur ange5eigt, nto Gbelter $.
9llorid bat onnlit ieine eigene Som.
0iootur 5uriidge5oeen. GS beiBt
o6er, Dab Der Nonlinotion BON Sfob
Sou1mono, 6remont, enerbiife Sp.
petition ieiteus 9llorid) ii. oeiien Gn.
bang entgegenaeiest iperoen oa. lie.
rigenS tpollen @ingetpeibte piIIen,
baB eS nit San1mon0's Stdrfe
nidt beio1Oers gut ausiiebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
enffraaetten erIeiOen OPeinfaI[

9luf Iebten Somitdg mar in benz
benodborten 5Iorence cine SuIFro.
eettenberidmuIitng anberournt. Die
ReOnerinneit jpraden Dor Ieeren
8dnfen. gfIlaut gtnfdeias s,0dy lit
iomit Ole GebdKfertte bora yfcrenee
fiir bic Sade ssri &uIigasettert ai&s
1u 90beAs -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08

6err g9m. 5. @aIter. grdiiocnt
Der Columbus, Nebr., 9reiping 60,
iueiIte beiitc @eidlGfte ipeger In
Omaha itnO itdttete uus einelt onge.
sssmen 9eiud ab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08

Wfife 0emento iullroc berbaftet,
oIs er einem Neiltder ocs @m.
preB 9beoter Die @elObOrie ous Der
SaIde itobl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
sdaIlen6eraer fir aOnarefi.

Ger friibere @uuperneur u. 6.
Sdaaenberger bat, nie es beiBt,
Dem 9rdneen ieiner bielen 6reiin-
DC nahgegeben uno miro iih Inn
bic oemofratiihe domination als
aongreBmom fir ben 5. 9iitrift
6ener6en.
gs EeiBt, OoB Der Itdotlide Nob.
ruugsmitteItomniii1r ieine aonoioo.
tur pabri6einli9 5liriidaieben mer-
De. Sonlt miro nod z. gB. Shea
bon Orleans ols moglider anloi0dt
nennn1t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08

llnbeitimr,tc Mitterlna beiite iiito
Dienitug; ntogIideriueiie Rege,s-
idauer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-08
Mttfalrt tir
GuaDsrnsnr!
Sdallrnbsrssr fir sonsrtE.-Ret.
ealfe erIdht 1rin5ipien.
trilarnng. ~.

SincoIn, glebr.. s. Stni. - gsos
crit MIR @eriidt mar, 1T iest Sur
Sbatiade geiporben. gfiharo 6.
JaetcaIfe, bisberioer @ouperneur
Der gauanlafanaI5one bat benz
Stantsiefretdr in aaer Sorm feline
aanoiootir fir Die bemofrotiid,e
domination ais @onbetneur anae.
3eigt. gletcolfe inat in teiner Gr.
fIdruug bab er Billions slomi.
niitrntion abioIut inooiiIre. Er mer.
Dc iih, ipenn seipdblt, Oiird feine
iSattion binoen loiien Ionoern 0ds
gertrauen Der Nl1fmer oner Tor.
teien 81 erperben iu6en. er
reroe before 8e3iebunoen 1niideh
oen grobsren St6oien uno 0em
9onoe on5ubnbnen ilihen. eSn ben
gIusgabeu ioate Spnridinfeit berr.
iden. Bel Der geietung Der oi.
fentlifen 9lenter ioIter MIR ga.
bigfeit uno ger0ienlt naBgebeiib
iein. 3as Steueripitem beborf Der
ger6eiieriiug, Scr fiinitIihen 8etpdi-
ierlng iolte nebr 9ldtiing geidenft
neroeu, ebenio Der GnttpideIune Der
Buiierfrdfte 6es Stnates.
gletealie bebt baum berbor, DoH
er icoen 6aftionsitreit Dernieioen
merOe, Oenn es lit oeeiien bereits
genug geneien. @r itrebe oopnfl,
oos offentIihe @obI 3ii Foroern
uro moac feincn periouIiden Snb
fuItiniren.
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The omahs Tribune, Daily
and Weekly, IA recognized a.
the best and most influential
foreign advertising medium in
NebrRakA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-20
ny, Mrs. c. B. Graves. Mrs. Dewitte

cry. Mrs. c. b. Graves. Mrs. DeWitte
C. Nellis, and Mrs. w. A. Johnston.
The workers have already begun a
house-to-house canvass to see that all
the women are registered. and they
offer to see that the women are taken
to the place of registration in car
riages, II they rave no other way Of
getting there. Women with small
children whom they cannot leave can
have the benefit of the service, if they
will notify one Of the women who are
in charge Of the work.
Mrs. w. p. FEEDER entertained in
formally this afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. George Spencer of Great Bend.
The guests, all formerly Great Bel
people. were: Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. A.
NJ. Gilmore. Mrs. A. L. Whitcomb.
berlain. Mrs. B. NJ. Webb. Mrs. Ralph
Schnac<e, Mrs. d. j. Coughlin. Mrs.
w. e. Brehm. Mrs. Ernest Tucker,
Mrs. George Whitcomb.
A story that survives with the mem
cries Of the bar picnic is still being
conned over. 1t concerns three young
lawyers: the man Of thrift. the can
didate. and the Junior member of a
well known firm Of attorneys.
Said the man of thrift to the candi-
date, How are you going to the pic
with the junior memHer. - was the
answer. -
"Then I'll drive your car out" said
the m. OF t.
I'm that case" said the candidate,
IT may as we'll take you in my car
and let the other man take some one
else" So 1t was settled, and as the
candidates car passed that of his
friend, the thrifty one called out.
I'm taking the candidate to the pic
niche wouldn't go with YOU" And
the candidate had to take it. because
he was a candidate.
! The two sped along toward Waka-
rusa, passing everything on the road,
until within five miles of the picnic
grounds. when tire blew out. The
the man of thrift sat still and hoisted
the s. o. 8. signal to halt the coming
! cars. The first to come up was the
Junior Member. He offered help to
| his stranded friend at the damaged
wheel. who thought he could manage
to repair the injury alone. Meanwhile
| the guest climbed into the good auto
| mobile, and smiling and waving to
the candidate, he called as he rode OF.
lawfully sorry you're in such a beast
ly fix. Hope you get 1t mended all
right
The candidate got ride with the
next carload. and at the picnic he
and the Junior one planned their re-
venge. They organized q bet. and
staked a quarter each that the candi-
date and the Junior Member could
tell the money saving man where hi
got his hat. He felt sure they didn''
know and willingly laid down hi
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garet, Of Kansas City, are spending
few months in Topeka before leaving
for the west to make their home. Mrs.
Crutcher before her marriage was Miss
Ruth whitney Of Topeka.
Mrs. 8. ]. Crawford, Mrs. George
Crawford and Miss Isabel Crawford
have left for Forest Beach Inn. Harbor
Bay. Michigan.
Mrs. s. d. Herington Of Los Angeles
has left for her home. after q visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. John 8. Dean. Mrs. w.
c. Ball and her children of Webb
City, Mo-, are visiting Mrs. Balls par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the Westminster Presbyterian church
will give q thimble perty in the base
ment of tho church Wednesday after
noon at ESQ o'clock
Mrs. B. r. Harris and her daughter.
Norma, left today to visit relatives in
Columbus, Ohio, for two months.
Mrs w. M. Keram, of Nelson, Me-
braska, IL visiting her sister, Mrs.
Allyn L. Stone, sol Taylor street.
Mrs. II. Hedderman. Of 40 Polk
street. has returned from Jefferson
City. Mo-. where she attended the fun
eral OF her sister-in-lAw. Mrs. John
Malone. sn s-asss<
The r. p. b. will meet Tuesday night
with Miss -laud swanson, s1s Jefferson
Mrs. James Glunts Of Kansas City.
who has been visitimsihef parents. MI.
and Mrs. james Beat. ssof. California
avenue, has been called home on ac-
count Of an accident which befell Mr..
Glunt. ~ r.
Mr.. andssnGr GeoyYp. Godfrey Moore
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Worley have
left for motor trip to Lake Okoboji,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Heaton spent
the weekend at the Miller ranch in
Usage county.
Mrs. william Curtis will return this
week from q trip to Denver.
Miss Nell Kouns and Miss Sara
Kouns will leave in q few days for
Quebec. Canada. to spend few weeks.
| Mr. H. o. Garvey left today for Lud-
ington. Michigan. to join his family,
who are spending the summer there.
Judge Lee Monroe and Mr.. Jim Nc
Clure have gone for q business trip to
Scott City.
Dr. and Mrs. F. r. Souders were
given a surprise party at their home in
Garfield avenue. Those who attended
were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Houser.
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Mother. realizing quite
well. YOU may be sure. the example
that Betty provided, very eagerly abet-
ted Peggy in her determination to en-
Mate her aunt. The reasons for which
are as many AZ they are excellent
Aunt Betty is what might be termed
q superior person. Not content with
being merely inviting to the gaze and
charming in her manner. she has Gull
tivated every attainment that ad0rns
her sex. The same deftness and skill
that marks the at OF her attire IL seen
in her baking Of pies. The genius she
displays in devising the many little
articles of dress il equaled by her
cleverness at salads
Today, as mother and Peggy ana
Aunt Betty are engaged In that spirited
discussion of . million and one things
that attends the flrst moments Of long
awaited visits, there seems to be dis
cernfb1e the faint outlines Of some sort
OF an understanding between mother
ana Aunt Betty. They have said moth
inx OF course that would suggest this
Peggy IL far beyond the age where
innuendo and yelled differences can be
employed with success. But Just the
Same Aunt Betty seems to be slowly
made sensible Of . situatjOn and
mother Deea thaf Aunt Betty $3.50 too.
Whereupon there II noticeable and
even more animated tome in mothers
conversation.
+ II Peeey detects any semblance ia
tho buddtng IL m intyigue, noth1mg III
|6Gp aneocb - I1nnEee No1l0 nl1G(K r.
: s.
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Miss Clyde Bonebrake will entertain
Informally at thimbles THURSDAY
morning, for her cousin, Miss Louise
Spencer, Of Kansas City. who II VISIT
ing her. The guests win be the mem
bers Of the sewing club to which M'se
Bonebrake belongs.
=
Miss Irene Miller has asked soHe
friends from Topeka to attend house
party at the Clyde Miller country
place. a ranch in Usage county. Inc
guests will leave Topeka THURSDAY anu
will return Monday of next week.
Those who will attend are: MISS MARY
Paxton. Miss Helen Lucas. Miss ma
rian Williams, Mr.. Gale Morgan, Mr.
Harold Quinton, Mr.. Wilbur Cole, ana
Mr.. Wellington Culver.
The wedding Of Miss Beulah smith.
Of Larned, and Mr.. Henry c. Mayer. OF
Ellsworth, will take place Wednesday,
July 20, at the home OF the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs ]. e. Smith.
Mr.. Mayer has friends In Topeka, as
he was at one time a student in Wash
burn college.
After disappearing altogether ana
being reduced to q mere piping at the
Joining Of skirt and waist. the g1roie
has suddenly come into its own ana
become the most conspicuous part OF
the gown. Also in its many changes
II has gradually dropped from Its po-
sition Just below the bust and Is now
Ted about the hips as In the drawing
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Huerta Has No Fear That They WIN
Get Him.

Puerta Mexico. Mexico. July 30
General Huerta today shruSsed his
shoulders and smiled contemporary
at the idea that the force Of constitu-
tionalists known to be q short distance
from here would dare to attack THIS
city. The military companions Of the
fugitive former dictator. however did
not display tho same degree Of con-
fidence and an extended line OF out
posts was maintained today which
prevented the constitutionaliSto nom
approaching nearer.
General Huerta continued to pass
most of his time in the railroad car
in which he arrived from Mexico City.
Since his arrival here he has not TAX
en- an hours exercise. Now that
means OF getting away from Mexican
territory have been arranged there y
q marked change in the bearing OF all
the fugitives.
The women and children slept late
today in an effort to kill the dreary
period OF waiting for the arriva! OF
the little passenger vessel engaged to
carry them away. The ship was ex-
pected to reach here late today. but
it was thought unlikely any of the
party would leave before tomorrow.