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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17

pariiN, Ippsf. II p. - Sotafriti
Tot eta erifoiiesti SournaI bes De
b Itiin foto.ofoiben artposteIiia
Daiffafin be fatiotpot iuurefii mot
toff fen, ettd iofiaIaiiet perdptptpdi
pttfin rintamaa poriifista 0erbu'
Min, ia gIistdtpdt ransfaIaisten ia
brittiIdisten iouffoien Ioistaipao
taisielua, tporottawat pleiiDd, ettei
len tmIe iuinfaan ustoa. ettd iatia'
laiiet opot MT IopuIIiiesti Ipobpt ia
etd be pafenetpat epdidriesiptiesid.
Sc panepnt merfiue fen ieifan,
ettd Ieaainen Iuuri ormeiia futn Cat.
ian, omaa eoeueenfin tarpeeff moi.
mia poibafieen fpasmstaa tafaa
aiaiiaan tuouaiienfin tappion idIfeen
ia ettd ie moi, iuureen miesIufuunIa
luottaen, milloin bpmdnId tebbd
tpastnbp5tfdptien.
puhuesfoan iofIoIoisten ruofapa.
roien ia ampmmotarpeiben Ioppumi'
iesta ianotpat afantuntiiat, ettd Iel.
.ainen puute on tpoinut ipntpd iois.
Jain oiisIa, muta be usfonat, etid
iafialainen armeiia, iofa on ieuai
men tdpbellinen iotafoneisto, ei moi
ioutua tdpbeuiieen ampumaiparoien
puutteeieen faoin FUN fiud on atpo'
nainen fenttd tafanaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
Stassauax ar,meiias nsiesbnssa.

parlifi, ippsf. 13 p. = petosra.
bista fdbf5tetddn TlatiniIIe:
rGnFmdinen Stdtpolon armeiia,
iota iobtaa fenrooli Mnffenburs on
meneitdnpt 300 upfeeria, $4,000
fotiIasta iefd 400 tonuunaa. Std
tpoIIan ioinen armeiia on menettd'
npt 500 upieeria ia 10000 IotiIasto
on ioutunutwonsiff.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
GatialatStem ilmoitetaam bhd be-
r1btbtp1m

IDaibinston, ippsf. II p. =
Runsfan ldbetps,Dae on iaopun,t
Idbt6ianomia, ioisIa ferroiaan ettd
Saffan ormeiion eniimdinen, toinen,
folmaS, neIidS ia tpiibes armeiia
funta patience. yliiSid iImoitetaon
mp5S ettd pleinen tilanne on tpiime
pdimind muoboSiunut ebmIiIefF
liittoutaneille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
HaiffafmmmaltQ.



: 8aitpanto inIiettn. Wiime fes
ftptiffona fuliettiin DnIe faiipantr
. esiemerisfd ia noin $50 miestd ia
lopputilinfd. MinoaStaan muutamio
tp6niobtaito ia muita iai iddbd tot
miinfa.
4dHd tatpalIa tp5H5mdffi ioutunei
ben ioufoSia on MUM n,aasia uIeito
fanialaifiamine, ioista muutamol
otpat iiurten perbeiben ifd. sldmd
tpornsoonfaan eiipdt bpspild mieIiu
fatieIe ebesfd oIeipao tpDt1ntd al
faa.
gale fniipanto on oIIut fdpnniSTd
pbtdmittaa ipiimeiiei 14;sta tpuotto
ia iptd fen npfpiieen ieiIaufieen el
ole poIionfoan IeIitettp. Gopii fum.
minfin oIeitao ettd ippnd on npfp'
ddn foiffiaGo ,poIli!feh,a buono alta
ia fpariinfin buonot ralta marffi.
nat.
- acknowledgements mitd Iaiia
bptpdnid, See Gream'ia, cdnbid, tu-
poffaa, y. m. iaotaipana mofeisfau.
posiuni. fiiuitiewa entiiesid Soutb
Gnb Stoorin buoneustpsia, 32l
SnifoIf fabun tparrena.
2unnioitufiella
slnbrefp WeiaIa.
= Onni pnnettommmbeSf oil fiIld
gtetpport fainannon tpoldiiend, iofa
ipiime torstaina putof i Min ianotuIta
rtoppi fualta alas ramtamuIta ipau
nun fansIa, npiu 40 ialfaa forfeol.
ia. Wlies ei ndet ipdbddfddn louf'
faantunut, tpaitfa ieIlaiiesia tapauf.
IeSia oliii Iaattanut mennd benfifin
Jos oIiii pabimmoilleen iattunut.
Saltuentmalla Putin ennen mott.
te MT iaoba poraita rWo sbaA ell
rEmnssten~ lamppuia monta eri tpal'
mistetta. rSunbeam" IantPut otpat
firfaspaIoiiemmat ia festdtpimmdt
ia fuIuttatpat ipaan puolet fiitd mitd
tpanban aian lamput. Niitd iaa os.
toa ausust 2affaIalta, idbf5tDiben
tefiid ia Ianfoien oiettaia.
451 6. pue It.
Sronpoob, WidJ.
&eimolaiiet! TartpiteSianne
funnoliien putpun tat palttoon, fddn.
tpfdd Iuotoua .. u. 9apsfor Bros.
&c So:n pIeii5n Iuottomusto na,itti'
man liiffeen puoleen.
2iifettdmme ebuStoa Sronipoobis'
IA ia pmpdrist5iua DIR. CHARLES 8.
25nnquiSt. Runnioiitoen
.. ". 6apsfdr Bros. C So.
- Mrs &c Der :. Galme1 luono,
Besiemerisid, oil Ftdldifen RoniaI'
.lisieurofunnon ompeIufeuran fofous
tpiime maanantaina. pdlwd oil Ia'
malta Ulrs 6 Dtr 9aImen fabbes-
tpmmenes bddpditpd ia PEP oIifin
tiIaiiuuteen ferddntpnpt pIeii5d bar'
tpinoiien runioosH. slifa fului tpor'
I'm bausfasi fpieroaniporoiien e.
mdnndn Ia iidnndn berfnaiien Tab.
tpipDpbdn pmpdriad Ia 'pirtistpnein
mieIin erottiin, oipiopariue porboin'
ia onnea toitpotelIen. Siiben pbbpm.
me mefin ia toitpomme Ulrs G. DIR
GaImeue pieId monta onneIlista a.
fpio' eIdmdn fpuotto!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
q eIme iafiaIaista SrimsRa tnoIIat

2ontoo, fppSf. 13 y. - Heuter tot
mistoIle Ostenbesto foopun,it fdbtb
Ionoma fertoo:
rRruunuhprinsTi Srtebrid aDtIbelm
ia prinSF 2balbert, feiiari DiIbelmin
foImos poifa iefd Diiriefbnrsin
prinsF GarI oipot fuoIleet 9riisieIin
IoiraaIaanN.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
'0eIStalaiiet tebaeet pnmiS Stnnees
nIcSbt5tf6ttien Mntiperpe eni0t1.

2onfoo, ippsf. IA p. = Ggcbonse
3eIesrapbiIIe 2lnttperpenistd faopu.
nut idbt5ianoma fertoo, etta BeIgia-
Iainen ormeiia, ioeo tell Mntperpe'
nistd uIosbp5ffdptien, on npt neIid
pdipdd onnistuneesti taisteltuaan
paIonnut idueen 9tntmerpeniin fen
puoIustuspdeff. Sanotaon BeIsia.
Iaisten oitaneen pddmddrdfieen es'
tdd SatiaIoisien Idbettdmdstd apu.
ionffoia Ronsfaan ia onnistuneer
find.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-17
9 vu0sikerta
: NE alleftripittameet pnapam.

ltstutiele mpfidtnntoiiet ottaifiput
buomioonia Hauha Sunnuntaiu
lofaf. 4 p:nd ia tofoontuiftpat Obj
Sellors 9aoliin mcinittnna pdipd.
"d Ito 6:l5 Italia olufjeea ldsnd
VI. 6. firfou iumaIanpaIipelufIeen.
Wllliem s. 9tancarroip
0amueI Watters
Hicbarb s. Sarris.
= Mn8rst 9firtagcn E,,onaIainen
rddtdliIitfe, 217'G. Narora fabulIa
(WoIo r.'ieuran tnloslc), ottaa
icastaan raiftea aIaueca guuIutpaa
t1bta. SnIpat binnat. glopea iuu.
ritus. Snnri tpaIifpin,a feidfou.
alto ioapnnn!.
= Gntinen iruniacrbilaimen. aut.
toian oiiorlies ia &onlo Ilisfirffofun.
nan foIporiSDri, Mlr Dictor Saara.
la, on oItorri pnintoia borioitta-
ntaan Suomi Spiston fpalmista tpaI,
la oiastolla, 9ancpdisia, WHd. DIR
Qaarala On pari tpiimeiSld ,puotta
olesfellut port Mrtburisia, Ont, Ga.
naba. Soitpotamme parbainta on
nea DIR. 9aaraIaae alottamaIlaan
opin tteud!
= Wmpriiofenra aoitpm fotouf.
ieen Wtrs. C DIR. Satan aIunnoue
gtepPortin pddle, tpiime periantai
tltana oil fofoontunut fobtaIaiien
palion Bottom idienid Iefd mp5sfin
monbempta ibmiiid. RestusteItiin
feidloman Iopettamiiesta ia ieurafi
toiminnan uubelleen oIottamiIesto,
iefd muista ieuraa eosfetptsto All.
oista. ObieImo.iItama pddtetitm
parma toimeen Iofofuun aifona, NUT.
to aiasta iImoitetoan tartemmin
tuonnetnpana.
Senrnan liittpi tilaiiuubesia mp5s-
Elm fatii mutto idientd. nimittdin nei.
bit Duori ia a5pffdri.
Nuoret pddttipdt mp5sfin perus.
toa fsStuu;eenfo Iaaluieuran. G5sS,-
ufien loputtua iuotiin fobtpit.
aiitos Ulrs. pofaIIe fpieraanipa-
raiiuubestaon, Fun oil iparustanut
Min mauffaan fabtpipDpban.
= ltnft te,tuebslantafnmmam i'd.
fen ia tpafinainen pIeiien tertpepben
perddnfaiioia on iotu alta iitte Iaa.
punut faupnnfiimme Gbicasosta,
Sa., ia alfanut toimenIa tddud.
Wirfaiiia fuuIuu oIetpan erpertti
ala[laan ia toimisiaon bppin tarffa.
Sdbdn mennesid on bdn fdpnpt 10
ldbemmd fpiibesfd fpmmenesid ta.
loSia ia ON muutamien taIoien pi.
boisfa, rafennuSten pmpdri[d, ippa
feittibisidfin, Ianoneet panitieipan
buntofpan fiiimotiomuuben. ytoin
emf ferroiIla ei ban luonnouiiesh ole
mield iaattanut mitdau itdnppttd
aiianomaiii iille mutta iitd faattaa o.
bottaa Jos eitpdt aFat foriaannu.
Sdmd fopii faiffien oitaa buomioon
iefd pleiien bp5bpn tofia ettd oman
ranbania idiIpttdmiiefF, ia his pitdd
toIonia iefd ultoa ettd F1dltd nab.
bouiFmman iiistnd ia bppdsfd fun.
nosia.
= VbbdtpnIn 2aniauisieurafun.
nan ftrfon oIaiaItsfa, oIottaa toimtn'
tania Iofofuun enfmdiiend ihnnun-
taina, Iofaf. A p:nd. Sn iuotatpaa
ettd IaSten fpanbemmat fuoin pane.
fpat Infuiiast IapFa fouIuun, fud
onban iofaiiele t,innettua ppbdfou'
Iun funattu tebtdtpd fanfamme fes-
fuubesia tdfdldifisfd oIoisIa, usfon-
non ia fuomenfielen Iafu' ia firiot
tustoibon opettamiiesfa faniamme
IopFue. 6uomatfaa toiiesia poifas.
ia Iebtef oletpa opettoiafofomfien
p5ntdftria.
= sstpmobiiIi tpsH on tobeua
tpirfiStdtpdd!
6uomauton tdten ettd olen atna
tpolmts fuIettamaon teitd autollani
fobtauIiiesta btnnasto mtbin tpdan
baIuatte mennd.
Nlatti GiftaIa.
Eamattatpana Ill SuffoIt #.
Telephone N:o 125 3.
Sarmarit, ottofaa buomioonne
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
CATCHES BOXCAR THIEVES
D. c. Marsh, Watohman, is Shot
Twice Taking Them to Jail.
CAUGHT NEAR UPDIKE ELEVATOR
Three Were Found in Car Loading
sacks with wheat and on Way
to station One Escapes and
shoots the Waterman.

ID. G. Marsh, Forty-second and Y streets,
South Omaha. Waterman at the grain
elevator of the Updlke, Grain company.
succeeded in landing IN the South Omaha
Jail three grain thieves Monday night,
but during the proceedings no was shot
In the thigh and arm and is now In the
hospital, though his injuries are not OF
q serious character.
Marsh was making his rounds just be-
fore midnight and. as he was passing a
car loaded with grain and standing on
the tracks at about Thirty-second street
and the Union Pacific switch, heard
voices. Crawling up beside some freight
cars he located the voices in the car OF
grain. Peering in he saw two men and
a woman filling sacks with wheat Marsh
called the parties out OF the car and
started with them toward South Omaha,
identifying them as John Huski and wife
and Mike Hannison. all living close by.
As they passed the Hush house, John
broke away and ran. A few minutes
later he returned with revolver and
opened fire on Marsh, shooting him In
the arm and thigh. lie. however, re.
turned the fire and succeeded in holdinh
the Huskis until the South Omaha police
appeared A search was made for Han.
nison ana later in the night he was placed
in jail with the Huskis.
Marsh was taken TO the South Omaha
hospital. where the bullets we're removed
He Ia resting well and 1t is not thought
that his wounds will prove serious.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Six Hundred Enroll
in Commerce School

Six hundred pupils were enrolled In the
High School of Commerce yesterday.
Many more are expected today.
Many changes have been made In the
main building, The walls, lockers and
woodwork have been repainted. New
lockers have been installed In the an
nexes. to overcome the crowded condi.
tioA OF the main building
Several changes have been made In tho
faculty. Miss Ida Haight viii have th'
German classes and Mr.. Morey. formerl,
teacher Of salesmanship.. Will have Tho
eleventh and twelfth grade In English.
Six new teachers have been added e
the force, Miss Anna McCague and Miss
Genevieve Clark have been secured q
teach English. Fred Spinning and Pau
Beck, arithmetic and correspondence
Paul McGinnis arithmetic and spelling
and Miss Cowger viii take Miss Alder
mans place as typewriting teacher.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Number of Men Meant
by Military Terms

In the dispatches are used many mill
tary terms rather confusing TO the civil
ian reader who is not up in military
Technology. and which In the various
armies has differing meanings. Here u
an explanatory and helpful tabulation
for reference:
GERMANY.
Army Corps-lts staff, two infantry d.
visions. two regiments OF field artillery,
three squadrons of cavalry, a company OF
pioneers, brigade train. field bakeries,
telegraph troops, field hospital etc. one
or two batteries, OF heavy field howitzers
or mortara and machine gun group.
Total, 10000 men.
Infantry Division-Two brigades Total.
Brigade-Two regiments. Total, 5000
men.
Reglment-Three battalions OF four COM
panies each. Total 5000 men.
Battalion-.Four companies OF $50 men
each Total, 1000 men.
Regiment OF Field Artillery--Nine bat
teries OF field guns. howitzers. seventy
two pieces, and three OF field battery, six
Brigade Of Cavairy-Two and OCCASION
ally three regiments. Total, i,soO to 400
Regiment Of Cavalry-Four squadrons
OF 200 men each Total. 800 men.
FRANCE.
Army Corps--Two Infantry divisions,
one brigade Of cavalry, one brigade OF
horse and foot artillery, one engineer 8
battalions, one squadron OF train force.
Total 4o0o0 men.
Infantry Dlvision--Two brigades Of in
fantry, one squadron Of cavalry, twelve
batteries. Total. 1900 men and forty
eight guns.
Brigade-Two regiments OF three bat
tRlions each Total, 5000 men
| Battalion-Four companies OF $50 men
each. Total. 1000 men.
Cavalry DiVislon--TWo and sometimes
three brigades: 3,2O0-i 200 men.
Brigade OF Cavalry-Two regiments OF
eight squadrons. with two batteries of ar
Regiment of cavalry-Four squadrons;
500 men.
Squadron OF cavairy-Two hundred
men,
Battery Of Artillery-Six guns.
BRITAIN.
Brigade OF Infantry-Four battalions
and administrative and medical units
/ Total. 1000 men.
| Cavalry BriEade-Two regiments OF -four
I squadrons each. Total 500 men.
/ Brigade OF Artillery-Three batteries
eighteen guns; heavy artillery twelve
guns field howitzers, two batteries: horse
artillery. two batteries.
1 Battery-Six guns.
| Division--Fifty -four field guns twelve
howitzers and four heavy field guns; 1900
combatants.
RUSSIA
! Battalion OF Infantry-Eight hundred
men.
Squadron OF cavalry-one hundred and
twenty-five men.
Battery OF Artilery-Eight guns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
SilOs Increasing
Over Entire State

Through It's agents the Burlington has
Just concluded gathering some data on
slos The reports show that there has
been great increase in the number OF
silos constructed during the last year. and
that ON the Nebraska farms they are the
rule instead OF the exception
On the Omaha division Of the Burling-
TIN thirty-seven agents reported 462 silos
tributary to their stations. an increas,
OF about 3 per cent over last year. or
the Lincoln division agents report 2Sl
sllos; on the Mccook division 767 silos
and on WymOre. s@. On the last named
division. the increase Is believed TO be
very close TO 50 per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Wedding Plans.

ar. and Mrs +. L. Goddard announce
the marriage OF their daughter. Florence
Eiizabeth, TO Mr. Harry schoenlein OF
Buffalo, n. Y. which viii take place on
"Wednesday evening. September ls. ct the
home OF the brides parents 1903 North
Twenty-third street. South Omaha. Mr..
and Mrs. schoenlein will leave for an ex.
tended trip east and will be at home a..
1905 North Twensy-third street. South
Omaha. alter October l.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Winter Wheat in
Nebraska to Show
Increased Acreage

In its weekly crop report the Burlington
places the condition of corn at 30 per cent
on the Omaha, 50 per cent on the Linco.n n.
a on the Wymore and 81 per cent on the
McCook division OF the system. this
covering practically all the corn-grow-
Ing area OF Nebraska. 1t Is asserted
that everywhere the crop Is rapidly
nearing maturity and very shortly will be
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
In and Out Of the bee Hive.

Mrs. A. c. Powell has returned from
three months stay 81 La Jolla, Cil.
Mrs c. J. lngwersen and Miss Helen
lngwersen have returned from Fox AXE,
near, Geneva. Wis.
Miss Maude Sunder is back from a
month spent in Cheyenne and Denver
Part OF the time she was on a ranch.
AIRS. c. }. Magill and daughter Nave
returned from an extended visit with
relatives and friends at Washing on
ID. c.
Mrs William r. Nesbitt and family
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
BY MELLIFICIA.
Tuesday, September 8, 1914.

HE benefit be sold ahead of
IN the household Of Of
mistress getting the tags ready
interested
work.
officers Visiting
meeting when in Omaha, left last
the the
them Omaha ready for
Philip Potter with filled
Pacific headquarters
the Burlington headquarters
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
HEAVY RAINS SWEEP TONS
OF DIRT ON GRADED STREETS

Street Commissioner ]. j. Ryder's gen.
eral foreman. Dean Moves. reported that
the recent rains swept tons Of mud onto
graded streets, washed out many culverts
and destryed numerous grades. Eight
gangs of men are busy repairing the
damage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
NO MOTIVE FOUND FOR
BELL KILLING HIMSELF

The coroner's Investigation into the cir.
eumstsnees surrounding the suicide OF
Anderson Bell 81 years old. retired
farmer. who hung himself 20 a tree a,
Ssls Fowler. failed to develop a motive.
Family trouble was limited at, but there
was nothing TO prove this as a reason.
shortly before his death he had decided
his home to his wife. whom he had Sses
married 20 only a few weeks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
At Lake Manawa.

A picnic participated in by a number
of omahans was held at Lake Manawa
sunday afternoon. a spirited indoor base
ball game was followed by a set of closely
contested horse shoe throwing games and
luncheon. Among those present were:
sIr. and Mrs. Harry Brandt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith,
. NJ and Mrs. Roy Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kaufman,
Dr. and Mrs. G. Scott.
Misses Misses
Ruth Beaver Bessie Amos
Measrs- Messrs.-
Gordon Bennett, Fred WHO,
DIR. ]. II. Henske.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09

who have been spending the summer In
Cleveland, o.. have returned TO Fort
Crook.
Mrs ". l.. Taylor, Kankakee, H.; Mrs.
w. b. Taylor Chicago; Mrs. W. :. liaf-
fenberg, wichita, Kan. and Mr.. Leroy
Taylor. Hot Springs. s. n. are in the
city. the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cadet
Taylor.
Mrs Howard Edwards and little daugh.
ter BETTY. Of Poughkeepsie n. v. spent
one day last week with Mrs. Edwards
father. Mr. p. e. Her. leaving the same
day for Lincoln TO visit her sister. Mrs.
Robert Ice Hamilton and Captain Hamll-
ton. Mrs. Edwards will return to Omaha
for a visit before going cast.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09

beyond the stage where It could be dam
aged by frost.
The report shows that the soil in about
every locality in the state is in perfect
condition for carrying on fall work; that
the seeding Of winter wheat Is progressing
at a rapid rate and that the acreage sown
will be the largest in years.
The late rains which have been frequent
and heavy have revived the pasturaze and
In all sections animals are doing we'll and
taking on flesh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Entertain at Cards.

The women OF the South Side Progress
sive Card club will entertain Wednesday
evening at their hall. Fourteenth and
CASTELAR, streets. The 'hostesses will be
Mesdames William ROCKFORD, william
Rockford. jr.; s. H. Rooheford Elmer
ROCKFORD. t. r. ROCKFORD and w. s.
stryker.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Sermo Club Entertained.

Mrs. George T. LAndley entertained the
Sermo club at luncheon at her cottage
at the Carter Lake club today Following
the luncheon, Mrs. d. c. CraIghead gave
a suffrage talk. The decorations we're
carried out In a color scheme OF yellow.
with profusion of autumn foliage.
{ Those present were:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
At Happy Hollow.

Mrs. r. NJ. Laverty will have eight
guests at luncheon Thursday.
Colonel c. F. Weller viii have 'our
guests and J. A. Linderholm twenty-five
guests at dinner Thursday evening.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Harris. Philipson Wedding

MT. and Mrs l.. Philipson OF Dallas,
Tex announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Lillian Mildred. and Mr. Arm
Old r Harris. son Of Mr. J. Il. Harris
OF this city. which was celebrated Mon
day Al Dallas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Visit the Enlarged Drapery Department

We have enlarged our drapery departing
ing it the largest drapefy department in the
tain fabric that could be desired, and at me
Silk Portieres in green, rose and tan, so
inches wide. Priced $3.50 and $15 pair
French Velour Couch Covers, copies of
real oriental rug patterns, 60 inches wide.
Priced at $3.50.
Couch Covers, reversible, extra long.
Over % styles to select from. Each $3.50.
Real Leather Portieres in artistic mission
designs. big selection at $685. $5.98
and $3.50. ~
Couch Covers in rich oriental patterns,
60 inches wide, at $198.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
School Stationery

Loose leaf note books, Soc to
5Sc.
Composition books, &c to 25c.
Pencil boxes, containing pencils,
pens, pen holders, erasers. ETC.,
at 25c to 5Sc.
Rules, erasers, -crayons, thumb
tacks, school bags, states, pen
holders, pencil sharpeners, and all
other school stationery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
At Carter Lake Club.

Mrs Jarvis j. Gafford and Mrs. George
F. West were tho hostesses at large
bridge luncheon today at Carter Lake
club. The decorations we're In autumn
foliage. and hand-painted place cards
were used. Covers were laid for:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Dinner Party

Miss Lucille Mohrman gave a dinner
party Monday evening at her home
Covers were placed for:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09

Mrs, @. L. Brewster and Mfgs Eiya Ran
mic entertained the primary department OF
Central Park Congregational church a.
Fontenelie park. Saturday afternoon.
The Benson Presbyterian Sunday school
had a picnic party. in charge OF Mr.. s.
ID. Jones' superintendent; Rev. a. ]. Nc
Clurg and a number OF the teachers and
parents All had fine time and about
l25 were present
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
AT Fontenelle Park.

Miss Martson's class OF the Calvary
Baptist Sunday school was entertained
by Miss Lindborg's class at we!ner roast
Saturday afternoon. Those present were;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09

1t to practically double its former size, max
west. Stocks include every curtain and cur
It reasonable prices.-Third Floor.
Novelty Filet Lace Curtains, these are
something new. A complete line at $2.98
and 1925 pair.
Kopeck Sun Proof Silk. We are exclu-
sive Omaha distributors of these fabrics,
yard $3.50.
Bungalow Nets, a most extensive show
ing here at 39c to $1.25 yard.
Window Shades best oil opaque, 36x72
inch size, ready to hang Each 45c.
Mating Shirt Waist Boxes, worth $2.45,
special, Wednesday, $1.98.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Sale Genuine Ostermoor Mattre
$3.50 MATTRESSES, 1898

Built up layer felt mat
tresses. Full size, 45 pound
weight. Assorted patterns in tick
ings. Reg. $3.50 values, at $5.98.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Rugs You'll Be Proud to Have in Your HON.

In selecting at Brandeis you do with the
ent satisfaction Stocks here extensive varied and well
beautiful patterns cannot be found and prices always
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Coo Crib Blankets soc

Beacon fast color crib blankets
In pink and blue. Our regular soc
values, Wednesday, soc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Hartford Herman
Complete Selection

These are recognized as
the finest quality of vii.
tons that can be made.
Their patterns and color
ings are rich and artistic.
They cannot be equalled
for service. Here in COM
plete range of sizes:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-09
Sc Blankets $4.39

These are North Star wool
blankets in beautiful plaids and
checks, ~ to 5 lb. weight to the
pair. The quality usually sold at
Sc, at pair $3.50.