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The Dickinson press., 1914-10-24
PROPOSED Amendment TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
(Williams-1913.)
PROVIDING FOR THE SALE OF
STATE COAL LANDS.

To amend Section 155 of Article VIII of
he Constitution to provide for the
sale of b surface of state coal lands,
and providing for the lease or sale OF
such coal separately.
A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION propos.
ing an amendment to the Constitution of
the State of North Dakota, providing for
the sale Of all lands granted to the state
act TO- provide for the division Of Dako.
TIA into two states and to enable the
people Of North Dakota, South Dakota,
Montana and Washington to form con.
be admitted into the Union on an equal
footing with the original states, and to
make donations Of public lands to such
states" and reserving to the state the
Be it Resolved by the House Of Repre-.
sentatives Of the State of North Dako-
ia, the Senate concurring:
am ssetioa / to T @1act,t the 7f fSll oF Ing p poOpt;.s'
ton of the state of North Dakota be re-
ferred- to the legislative assembly to be
chosen at the mex general election in
i sasG stiTe' a aea nj S' saha 1tse me to aSe
qualified electors for approval or rejec-
Of section POP Of the constitution Of. the
AMENDMENT.] That section 155 of
the constitution Of the state Of North Da-
kota he amended to read as follows:
Section 1855. The legislative assembly
h berad Rae'i granted ted the the state tate e. e North aa ia pas
kota by the act of congress approved Feb
ruary %, 1889, entitled, A act to pro-
vide for the division Of Dakota into two
ftate e and st to enable bsk tae people %onts of North nth
Washington to form constitutions and
state governments and to be admitted into
the Union on an equal footing with the
original states, and to make donations of
nnhlin lands tn snoh SfOtaa - authOriz{Do
the formation Of the states of North Da-
kota, South Dakota, Montana and WASH
ington. All coal underlying such lands is
hereby reserved to the state and all pat
ents and contracts issued by the state for
lands sold shall contain the reservation Of
tho coal to the state, as herein provided
for; n the legislative assembly shall pro-
vide for the leasing or mining of the coal
damage caused by prospecting or mining
therefor by the state or its lessee. -
The Dickinson press., 1914-10-24
PROPOSED Amendment TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
Chap. 81 Is. B. 247-Welo) 1911 Session
- Laws.
Chap. 100 q. B. 67-Albrecht) 1913 SEES
sion Laws.
STATE AID TO THE BUILDING OFF
'@& PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.

To amend Section 1885 of Article XIII OF
the Constitution by adding tho
words "oThat the state may nppro-
pirate money i'm the Treasury, or to
be thereafter raised by taxation, for
b construction or Improvement Of
public h~ighways," SO as to read az
follows:
CONCURRENT REVOLUTION amend.
ing Section 1856 Of the Constitution Of
the State of North Dakota, relating to
state aid in the construction and Inn
provement of public highways.
of North Dakota, the House Of Repre-
sentatives concurring:
The following proposed amendment {
the constitution Of the state Of North Da.
kota adopted by the Twelfth legislative
The Dickinson press., 1914-10-24
A%MENDMENTSTO
THE CONSTITUTION.

The. following proposed amendments to
the Constitution Of the State OF North Da-
xota, having passed the Twelfth and Thir-
tecnth Legislative Assemblies, will be sub
mitted to the electors of the State Of
Forth Dakota at the general election to
]. held November Sd. 1914 for approval or
detection. THOMAS HALL,
-. Secretary Of State.
The Dickinson press., 1914-10-24
STATE OR NORTH DAKOTA,

6, chapter 8, of the Revised Codes Of North
Dakota for 1905, I. Thomas Hall, Secretary
Of State, do hereby certify that the fore
going proposed amendments to the con-
stitution of this state ave passed the
Twelfth and Thirteenth Legislative as
semblies; have been published rs required
by section 2294, chapter q. of the Revised
Codes of 1905; and will be placed upon
the official ballot and submitted to the
electors, to be voted upon at the next
general election, to be held on the Bird day
Of November, A. D. 1914.
GREAT SEAL) THOMAS UALL
Secretar. of State.
Dated at the capitol, Bismarck. North
Dakota, this 2nd day Of October. A. d.
1914.
The Dickinson press., 1914-10-24
EXPERT PIANO N

1t pleases me to announce I shall
be in Dickinson again for a few days
on my return from western points.
Anyone, needing the services Of a
competent piano tuner leave orders
at the St. Charles hotel as I am the
only authorized tuner of the Stone
Piano Co. in this section Of the state
at this time. Service assured.
Howard I. Stoll, Tuner.-adv. Up
The Dickinson press., 1914-10-24
PROPOSED Amendment TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION.
Chap. 80 IS. B. ,15s-GiDbens) 1911 SEES.
e-- = ~ sion Laws.
Chap. 90 g. B. 73-Gibbens) 1913 Session
- Laws. - !. -.
PROVIDING FOR THE INITIATIVE
AS TO THE CONSTITUTION.

To amend Sec. 2O2 of Article XIV of the
Constitution permitting Amendments
to. the Constitution to be proposed by
the people and requiring that they be
general election, thus dividing the
power, now held exclusively by the
Legislature, of proposing. Amendments
to the Constitution.
a CONCURRENT RESOLUTION amend
Ing the Constitution Of the State of
The Dickinson press., 1914-10-24
STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA0 o.,

/, Thomas Hail, Secretary q State Of
the state of North Dakota, do hereby GER
tify that. the foregoing are full, true and
complete copies of all the proposed amend
ments to the constitution Of the state Of
legislative assembly of the state of North
Dakota and to be referred to the Four
teenth legislative assembly of the state
GREAT sEAD THOMAS HALL,
81 Secretary Of State. "
Done at the Capitol at Bismarck, this
eth day Of July, A. d. 1914.
The Dickinson press., 1914-10-24
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
The STATE CONSTITUTION.

Chap. DO IS. B. 229- plniu) 1911 Session
Laws.
Gimp. 1O4 Is. B. 11O-Plain) 1913 Session
Laws.
The Dickinson press., 1914-10-24
FOR SALE

Seventy head high grade heifers.
Address Massacre & Simpson, Quin-
ion, N. D.-adv. 10-24-3t
The Dickinson press., 1914-10-24
PROPOSED AMENDMENTSTO
The CONSTITUTION.

The following proposed amendments to
the Constitution Of the State. Of North Da-
kota, having passed the Thirteenth Legisla-
tive Assembly, will be submitted to the
Fourteenth Legislative Assembly for ap-
Vroval or rejection.
f!s. THOMAS HALL,
rs. Secretary of, State.
The Dickinson press., 1914-10-24

To start things coming your way,
pretend that you have already an
abundance.-Albany Journal.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
ffran NpIis pernnnIadt.
epeaiaIOepeidc Der Omaha lribime


Dcs Woines. Say 81. Rop. -
Nnidl tritt Der Io0 Den MieaIdeh an
Mobl IeItcn bat hd oies @ort IN
10 erihreden0er Teuilidicit beluie
lien, oils om Mitipoh abeuO On
Iein Antomobil elm abnungBlos bu.
hinaehenocS gbepoor erfabte mo
Illber oasicIbe b%iniuegiubr.
Mifloro Soils mo @uttin meldc
iid beioe irob ibres CRIT mcbrmouat
Iliden IufeutboItcS IN GeS Mtoiues
Ieine srobe an5obl 5rcumOc eripor.
ben bnite, beobiidtigtcm on Mitt
nod Abeno nod einen Spo5ieranua
ST unternebmen mo ein @unOeIbils
aertbeater an beiuhen. gn Der @de
~. uno Sigh Strabe miBten iie
parten neil Elm StraBenbabnpaGcn
bort bielt. Als beioe nun. ndhoem
I0ieier iid in 9eucaung geiebt bate.
I5ur on0eren Scite Der StraBe geben
molteL muroen iie bon einem bin.
ter Dem StraBenbnbmpogen fdbren
l0en aiitomobtl crfaBt mo nie0crqe
morien. Der araitpngen ging iibcr
I0ie bcioen llnglildlihen biniueg
Sic milroen iofort in Dos Neibo.
0iiteu-o oipitol ilberfiibrt. no 6ral
Rolis fiir5 nad ibrer 9lnflnit Der
lidicO; iie botte oos @enid gebroden.
lScrr 3olfs bat einen ihmereh eden.
feIbrud. eiuen 9ippenbru6 gcraoe
iIbcr Der Ser5ecaeno, ionic cine
lticie @unoe ON aopfe oabongetro.
gen. Gr berIor ieood feline Rinutc
oas @eipubtiein.
3as glutomobit, neldcs 0en LIN.
lfaG bcrbcifitbrte luiroe bon z. 8.
gtulins ats 8oufee gelentt; NIT
ibm befono iid feline 6rau. orri God
tier, ionic srpei Serren idmtli6 aus
Buutee. Dhiqins bebdlptet, Dor
oem StraBeubabuipogen iait it'll &C.
baIten 81 bnbcn un0 Damn qaf5 lana.
iom losgcfnbren 81 icin. Gem hi.
oeripridt ieOohL Dob Der 8aoen
iiber 6ie beioen llnglildlthen bintueg.
fubr unO Rolis init Ole aleioer BON
Igeibe riB. @Grc CT langiam &C.
Ifabren, bate or bic @eiocn mir Bel.
icite geidleuoert. Auberoem ifeint
lee. ais Oh er oui Der ialihen Settle
Der 5iraBe eeiabrcn iei. IS ltebt
Ifeit, 0nB nobeju so Bro3ent Der au.
tomobiIunf1ac in Gcs N1oines bon
5armeru bon ouslUarts nit i6reu
%Rrafttp1gcn berrnbren.
Ser GoIfs nn0 ieine 10 idredlid
um's 2eben gefommene @attin. neil.
ten mie 9cinet crit furse Set in
Ges Woines, mobin ite BON Omaha
actommen iDoren. Sie ba6cn beiOe
feline angeb0rigen oocr germouoten
lin Amerita. Gin grttOer Der Berun
gliidten pobnt in 2onoon. SEER
aoIis lit @eidGftsfibrer Der 0armin
Decorating So. 6. q.
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Ianalamtn gtl6rbHnnd ubtt onbuihait
Sihnbtn bantfl,. Nor tfm paqtf anat
lommgn. lnt bgr atumanbanl be- ga
GERS. Gtntfal bon eetttl. bot unb a.
llaht Ii liratlltr. ia bflsltf Mdft; sis
l9Hnm ulai blutln. Ntiehi BON CbfTlow
mdnbol+ 9raHh fiAtn ausbuid be- b.
bautrua tlnlumllsfn. ntrmilb Bee @tnfl
tal. Nit bppHat Wabd sogfn lnlf nil
aultrm ititrilttn G~lnlabunam pom aul,
B0tliatn @mi mlibn alb, muroeR aut
non bon btn S4llbpaHgn %btrblHbtgt duI
btmitlbtn Mtat sum Eottribfr 9ubnhcl
JurlidsultbTtn, unb muhitn, um balm ~
aeldnasn tintu decentralization Ia
pta bur6 btn Eanh madgn. Gle l6nnfr
Ta btuitu, bob btg etrFtn g%otulpOnbsH
ten flo Mot attabt IN pobsslrbfbunaff
ibtt oltie gtbanbluna ubtrtpim. 5u
%Guspdrtiam ami par man itlbh GAM
FAIR ibtr hlsIts unftiparitie Grtlanis
uub cine atbaruilht 4 @ti0mttbt ion To-
sItiA ans eaupiquariitr abamanatr
ftln. erilart pirb dbfr bds 0orlommn4
burd ben aonFIili 5pii6tn 5ipei miIlli
tiidtn JnItan5n. Wlan loa esipib tInti
eattslsituna bic iolhe Sieet 40 etipin,
men ptib, nidt ioeltih stipas ibel nsb,
men, abtr mir f6,int bod oab Elm at,
nifsr qniaponlsmns Der militdrifhm
8tborbn statH bic bipIpmaiiIh den triItirl
anb bdbtf ausatrotttt ptrosn ioait. 81
lteinl elm aItss BrunbiibtI su Itin; Be-
llaaie i1 @ismurd 1870 Dor Qaris bod
baribsr, oab ,r BON ben miIitdriideH BE-
6otbtn burdaus ungtHiigsnb informttt
plroe unb feline 3ufludi bdram bduiia.
~ BEN Grisss : 9orrtipcnoenten otr
ZINES nebmtn miiHS ben sr tets ibsr
Die militdriiam gDrsduss DOrtrsffIia ins
jtruirt fdnbt.
Dldn h6bt Bier i'm publifim unb uni,r
3Ffijitlsn Naturalization INNER pisosr
TIFF ben @t6dnien, e niirbt ssniiaen, BEN
lmertiauilhtn qublitum bic austn Sn
ifintu, ipenn man ibnrn msgfhit pitie
Uabrbtitsestrsut gsriht ihidtt. mon
ibtrItsbt diIo pitber tinmnl, oaB in oltn
Din9sn snm @lauben cine gentle Dis
p~oiition otb0rt, iojuIastn cine prGbispos
ition fir bas, mas nan slauben fol.
Die absr fehft bel ben Qnglodmeritansrn
of in bsGnsftiasnbsr Bsiis, iobolo Il Td
Inn D,utiblanb banbsIt, pdbrsnb fe In
tmineutem mabs %borbanbsn 1T. fotptii
England in getratt tommt. 8isIe Dis
petition su inbsrn ipirb dbsr bic bloBs
RittbeiInne bon pdbrbeitsgetreuen BE-
ridtsn iiber ben 9rieg niht uusrtifsn,
abtr Isbr mattboa, tpsnn aud inbirstt,
mag Der psitsrt @trlauf bes ariesss isl6it
barauf siuipirtsn. benn bdB Sum ShIub
bic sdn3s gerIogsnbeit Der sngliIhsn qos
Iitit Dor glfr qugsn ttdr baIitben fpiro,
1T bod pobt niht Su bs5iptifeln; unb al
.oem qnblid mifen Ihlicbli6 buun aud
Die england freunblihsn Qmerifnner eintH
Iolden Qbi6eu empiiuO,u, baB Te penis
lsr gtntist ItiH perbsp. bas snglifhe llrs
Ebtil tets su BEN ibEiasR at MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
Meihnadlsuph Lar 1tnddIanb.

Wer Irium gicbrn In Der niicn
&cimatb fir oaS aBelhnadtsicIL oas
oiesmal briibrn rrnIicr ichn ipiro.
.als ie, rinen @ruB, weI6 ODER cin
fleiues Gcidenf lenocn mill, benz
bietfn iid IN oer iuciien Tciembcr
Nodle bier @elcaenbeiien boiiir.
Grri iibcr 9ieapcl. no il eine fiber
.&ollan6 m6 Ilormcacn. Vim 3.
December iabrrn oie 1ampicr
glieip' gmhcroam" uia &olIano rmo
g9lHtouia" uia gicdpcl ob, am o.
DECEMBER Der a5reoerid ST. iibcr
9lormeden uue an 10. sic yI.me.
rita iiber Rcapcl. gadcte f5n.
men NIT irneno elmer Der aroBen
erpreb @cieaidnften aeiauot iper.
ben. &cr Die 9eioroerung ourdl
Die BOT DorJic6t. mlB Die aotcn
fir @oiticuoumaen +. alaiie 8ablen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
Sma6a Mnff.S erein.

Dim Sonntog Den 80. 0obember,
bait Der Smaba Muiif gerein in
ienem Seim, gfe IL. uuo GaB
StraBe CUR groffmtrg OeS Reus9tn-
bans cine MISUNDERSTANDING NIT
Son8frdn3dcn ub. Der Gintritts-
.preis betrdgt SOC fiir Serren uno
'25c fir 3Gmer, pdbren0 Mitglieoer
|freien 3utritt baben. Sin prodt.
boaes 9rogrdntm lit oltfgeitellt, TO-
Dob ieOem Sbeilnebmer gelutbreid)e
|Stunoen in Ausiiht itebetl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
3h6tige M9cntcW
I%Derlangt!

Tic Idalidt Emahd xribfne Indll
Adtiat nnb snuerIdhias eeutIdlt
HidHnrf aie teiituoe Marnitu In Nfs
brasla, 9olua HHb AaHine. apht
NemmiHiOn nnb bahernbe SieIInna.
NmpFeblnaarn notbwrnein. Man
meIbr Fdl i%Oiort. rmaha Tribnnf,
Gmnha Nebr.
@DeNaIls fpnHrH meircre fItis
hiae VI gHnsattniammIsr In Gina.
Ia nnb Nmaeoene SeidaitiaHna fin.
ben. wfau IprtdJr gOrmittaas in
Der Office, 1871 Spluaro Strnkt,
uor. Cmaba SribiHs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

q. 3. @nrn, oentider Obi.
Ter. gIueen unteriuft fir griIIen.
l48--6 8rnnbeis @ebduOe. Omaha,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
IL 2NtHiOaen oeaff6e SeOi6te.


Die puetiids RObilmo6una bes Qu
cuff 1914 bat mad einsr 9erednuna, BIZ
5uIius gdb ongeIteat bat. minbeftms
10000 gtbi6ts t1gli4 einasbradf. Dieie,
Sail liest, 70 fnrtibt gdb I'M ,2ittrati
fam @9o', bic angabe elmer groBen Der
liner Gosss5eitang, bersn 9eIerireis bod
ahr bOaFens / 4ro5sHt ber erfDd1fsnm
unb i'm dltrpsitsfeu Ginne literaturfdtt
gen 0euti9tn umfaBt. su @runSe, bar
fie tdglif melt iiber 500 boetiine Ginien.
%oungsn" trbuItt. Gine s5a1l, 6eren burfs
f~hnittsmabigs 9ebeutung nlltH bic aeIe.
gentliden angaben anbtrer glGtter erhdr.
tft Uirb. SD firbe bieIe rein quantitas
tibe griheiuung burdaus niht belanalo8:
e benefit sinnrdl stuas fir bic Siefe, in
Der ie auminOeit Elm letter Q6glan3 tiiniis
lsriiaer aultur (als 9s6irfuis, als ptis
mitibe 9dnbneristenntnis) infer rgdrs
bdren"s8nlt srbsat. limb tie benefit stpti-
tens sttpds fir bic Ieelifhe 9erfaFunq
bieies Bottles I'M Qusenblid bes &ricgss
ausbrudes: p86Ie menifu bdben feline
2ieoer' dber bsrdnqitiqte, per3peiIe!tg
1hd nidt. unb audi tiidiid sum Rouf
gnt19loHene faum. 5elbItqefiibl, 9ers
truuen 8ur sigenen Strait unb sum eiaenen
Re6t 1T, mas od iinst - ooer bod 5u
Tingsn beriu6t. @eHr NIT Der ppIitibtn
2lus6elts, benz Embellishments, bat btefe
3dAl uatiirlih ni6ts gu t6un. 0as Siet
BET EeOatiioH, Ou5 BET 10 grohtn grunb.
ftoffen pobl 3umeiit fem genug fein pirO,
bat BON Der MaHe ettpa Elm 5iiuftel PRO
gent 5iir offentltasu 9tnntnis hurdgslais
fen. Gtpd 100 nsus uHb periaiebene Sc
bihte tdgli6 iinb I'M QuguIt in 9eutih.
lamb gum Gtud aetdrot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
saS.Cma6a.


Gie balOigc Gntlaiiuna 0es melt.
liten Soma aus Der Quarantdne
plr0e lit oen bieiiaen 8iebb0fcn
bcltte ermnretet. Mud iplr0e er.
fIdrt. onB Die SdIatt6auier in @i.
flita, 9aS, Samitag ben 9etrie6
wie0er %aufnebmeH meroeh.
Snmitaa 0admittag miro oas
5iios0 mnbaer Crpbenm cine 5rei.
uoriteIllng fiir ale 3eitnngS. nno
Strabenhanocls . Singen permnltal.
ten.
Sin @ddter ian0 auf BEN 2daer.
hofen Der Nod Sslan0 ga6n brei
5rauen, bon 0encn ieoe einen 100
NirnO sod 3uder trtlg. AlS CT
tie berfol9te, marfen iie oie Sdde
bin mo entfomen. Spater muroe
feitgcitellt, oaB aus cinem 9a6n.
%fradtpoeeu finn Side nit lie 100
8funo 3uder geitoblen iparen.
8oritbenocr u. g. 0atcrs bon
Ser Sio.O mabo Soipital. 8ereini.
altng bat foIgen0e Serren ait aa.
pitdnen Der a9eams", bic gillcte 5t
Dem am IL. DECEMBER i'm 90rien.
aeb1uOe at peronitoltenoen 9oa
berfnnfen iollen. ernannt: &.
6inheu 6. s. Melfer, eyohn @rib.
Bic. Mife GnIfins, Col. @oloItrom
uao MoD Dennis. auh limo oie
Blaue fir oas 3llitanoefomnrn ocs
am iel6ct Inge 81 peranit1Itenoen
La. Gous@ fiir Den Soiptaliuno
ucrpollit1noigt.
Der oentihomrifmiidc 0emofra.
tide Club miro an Counting oen
80. Rou. ieinc Monatsperiamn.
Lung inn 8 llbr N1dmittogs in ser
Sale 1926 Roro "a. Str. a6baIten.
&elite abeno beranitaltet Der
SiiOieite gerbeiieruugs . GGl6 cine
1lntcrbaItrng I'M Sofidul- auoito.
riitm, oeiien meinertrng gum g(rt-
fditf zines Fbonograpben fir Die
Maoiion15 fuIe beitimmt III.
Die Iofter bon &rt. Jrit Mloel.
Ter aus Florence Nebr, fburOe bei,
te NIT Sra 0tron aus Sort Gal.
hoitn burd 8eo. CHARLES @. Ga.
piOgc in oeiien 8obnung getraut.
q. 3. 8arn, oeufider Obi.
Ter. auaen unteriud)t Fir NriIIen.
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gleeaten.

Qgentpn iiir Elm iebr tpertbbollcs
un0 leiAt perfdufIiteS engliifeS
Bud tperoen a6aroa geiltt unb on.
geIteqt. Gutter gerblenit ilno iteti.
ae arbeit fir SeOen, Ser ettpos tbun
Mill, I'm meitere gustunft aorei.
fire: q. %. Bog 335, Omaha, Neb.
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Narftberidlt.
.GeIiefert bon Der Greet @eitarn
gonmiiiion Co..
eth. S,noho 81 a}on

,GelIetert BON Der @rent Wettern
gommiiiion Co.
Siib.C moba, 81. 93oD.
&iuNbieb -3ufubr 1900, Mara
tarf.
aonae geefs Ss75-9.75
Bette Sticre 81. 70-S.50.
@dtteImdBiGc 6.50-7.50.
@nte Eis beiie Gorngeftitterte,
S6.50-7.50.
MitteimdBige biz. CUTE fIau biS
|t0-t5c nieoriger.
@eu06nlide $650-7.50
Suite bis bette 9tange Stiers
I$7 30-7 80.
Bette Sellers nieoriger.
@rte bis bette 8iibe $6.50-7.25.
Mittelm1Bige $5.65-5.75.
G6rngafiitterte SO. 30-to.35.
@tte bis bette Riibc $5.75-6.25
Aacrbeite So. 90-6.40.
MitteImdBige Bis CUTE $5.25-
|5.75.
@ewobnIide $5.35-5.6O.
Cutters 81. 50-5.25
Ganners $4.50-5.25.
gutd,er guaen $5.00-7.00.
g%oaognos $5.25-5.75.
6eeoers felt.
8cite 8eeoers $7.25-7.75
@%epohnlide S. O-6.25.
@em0bnIitide biz MitteImdBige
S6.50-7.25.
9toder8 inns 6eeOers fIdu nis ME.
oriper.
9eitc Qdr6er So 00--s
9elte Sdwcre $7.75-S25.
gigtorng $7.s5-7.eo.
@pn6bnIife $6.35-6.85.
Stof Sellers S4.75--5.25.
Srod ssipe IA .20-5 $50.
9cite 5eeoer8 81. ~
RitteImdbige bis CUTE $40
.665.
geitc adIber S8.OO-s.40.
2fpeine- 3uFubr 1900; @1arft
clippers Toe bober. 1ltrd1dnltfss
.preis 81 .30-7.55i b0diter 8reis
.S7.S5.
5aoie 3ufnbr 1000; Martt
.itott.
2dmmer SS.70-9.20.
Bette 21mmer $S.65-9.f0.
DtittelmdBige bis cute $50
$50.
Sa6rIinee felt.
6ecocrs $6.Sj-740.
@~etpobnlide $6.50-6.75.
Mutterihuie $7.S0-s.0o.
@iitc Bis bette SdbrIiuae 500
7.40.
6eeoers $5.50-Gt0.
Cute Mutteridntc $4.65-5t9
Seekers $3.S5-1.50.
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Nilfafnnh.

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AilIiam Sarid. Omaha. $500
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-30
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Frank A Hockey and her daughters of
1927 Girard avenue, have closed their house at
PIT. Pleasant and returned to town for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Y. Smith. OF 2lS1 North
18th street, receiving congratulations on
the birth of daughter, Margaret Elaine, Sat
urday October a.
Miss Constance Glosklng entertained her
sewing circle Tuesday afternoon at her home
2417 North 18th street Her guests were Miss
Regina Lentz Miss Lillian NageI. Miss Min
nesota CraiE Mrs w. S. Fogel. Miss Anna C.
Charlesworth. Miss Ethel Kneass and Miss Jane
Curran,
Mrs Clarence Howett Of 1899 North 7th street,
entertained at luncheon bridge today. when
Mrs Vincent Ward, of New York. was the
guest of honor. Others present were Mrs
Louis q. Green, Mrs. Samuel seattergood. Mrs
John Roberts. Mrs Harry Kuhn Mrs Charles
McCue, Jr, Mrs. j. Walter Cregar and Mrs
Louis Cave.
James Irwin, OF 1926 Diamond street, will en-
terrain the Fortnghtly Card Club at his home
tonight when his guests will be Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Stahler, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Weber.
Miss Meta Weber Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Wright Jr,, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HuckeI and
Alfred Harris
The marriage OF Miss Marie Regina Hex
samer daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
IIexsamer, of S7i North 22d street, to Louis
H. Schwartz viii take place quietly on We'd
nesday, November II.
Miss Bernadette German, OF 1920 North 18th
street. Is spending a few days with Miss Hen
rletta c. Quinn, OF Lansdowne.
Miss Edith Lawrence who has been the guest
OF Miss Laura Shontz at her home, 1911 North
18th street. has returned TO her home in At
Iantic City.