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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

/ peri maltrial. aud
!ahsH It iid. ipis unItrt a%bbiloanasu
5tiatn, aaf maunigIaIilge Writ utrJis'
rem.
Die tItiSiams NrdatrIdargt In
bis. s, btrtn sIniis tinisillas gorm
born I'M 1aillenabI6lub 9anotug
trbalt unb F9 0dburd aud In Der
Wdids tdoHbsra prattiid erpeiIi,
btftsbt an Der WorIdae aus peiBem
aatiit, Der NIT QDstbfidsrti btlebi
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@. unb idlitbi aud ben unisrsA
NnR0 al, iDdbrtnb ben Mliebesrauo
unO bic Saf9sH Hur 6obIBalle ale.
rem, Die Gtidersi lam man aud
IeIbii bsrIttllsn. Wii btr unieren
RaHoIinie Iiimmi DIE Gorm bsr TaI6s|
unb oes Gates therein, ben anopfs
unb blinbs AHopfl0dsr Itsinbar auI
ben brsitsn 9rassrn balisn. Digis
irtu5sH riidipdris un6 usrbtn otn
@arislieilsu a%nfsthi0pit, bic mIttels
Sinosbdnbsrn esi6IoHn ootr sbeu,
falls nit anOpii&Iub 4srssridtst
ipsron t5nnsn.
Die lebr prnItiI6e G6iirss bes
nd9Iten 9iIoss (Jis. 81, cine eIatte,
breitsiIige Gorm, nit CAB unb
g6ieIbdnosrn bsrlebsn, bsiisbt ausI
grausm Satin nit i6par8sr 6anbs
tcstns mo glatthi6iiiderei, heren
MuItsr Iid aud isbr gut fiir @siBs
itidersi auf elmer psiBtu @diir3e eigs
net.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

|Gn MenI9 glsi9t bod INNER nod
:bbss au lerne. am bette bate i'd aes
glide email meiielbit ote MleI9insrie
III rome, aipiuer Oas bate ole Sell
Grid ME nit srldubt. 90 FIN ib
benn an mein eigene Sud erum ge.
lrappelt, 10 Dab i4 E ipenia c Sns
ieitssibis ben trisat.
9d 10 in bic erI9te 2ein elm part
bon bic Meidienerie 9stpeIc, no mid
sIpeI4ellie intereItet bat. Der GisEen
oufpr mar, baB teinsr ba mar ipp
leleu Part eetpatl9t 9at, Is Ia 10
tlpuiie Bel iid ieIbIt gelaufe. Sd
ben Die Mefdmerie for c Msil qes
putf9t unb Damn ben i9 ou9 E me-
nig bran erum %esmontist. 0a fin E
Bomber BON 2eiptpers geipeIe I'm bier
ben i'd iie c tpenfg sspul9t I'm bort
9 fpenig gepult unb oa zen i9 ge
Mpbtibt, buB NIT einem mai Der Spleo
~intrieit bat. sch, Seller, BAT Da
Der Sniden;er gebalsrt. rou beIer
labt 0eine Sdnbs BON ole MleTdifes
tie, ionit perf i6 bid iiurper 8obr0.
0entIt bu mir iuollte erunner fterae9"
DO fin i4 alpiuer oo9 gtT6tebrt aes
iporbe. 90 fdnell mie en- Sunb
gau5t ben ih meine Sanb Suriidgesps
sc unO babel fin. i9 geee en- QeiDlper
gepuf4t TN Damn Il e6bes gebGppenb,
100 in IN meil gdn3es Gene nit Der}
gsIfe iper'n.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

pddlten Stt35en bieuen. Die erite
(5ig. - Seigt Elm grOB3iigtaes. am
teiten in mebrersu gut abgsItimmten
5arbeu gu arbsitsHbes MiuIter an eis
ner gsfdlligeu, babel ie6r einfa6en
3GoBblufe In S6lipfform anaes
frndt. gei Der Stifereibersieruna 6es
0olanttIeiOes i'm nGbTten Giloe
(5ig. a lit ein I%tiItIiertes gtattmuTer
in anpenbung setummtn. bns, To-
ipohl auf itunpftn Seioengetpeben
als aud auf WpIIsnItoffsn NIT iibers
eInItimmenher SeiOe i'm plattItif9
9eItidt, bon ousseSsi6net gutter Mirs
flung lit. Gs alert bier bic glpdteile
LIMO Die 9luienrinber.
Sum S4lub asigsn mir Elm panr
mh3uabmenOs 6prmen bon
S4ir8en. Sic eisnen Iid fit 0as
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

@auHerebelmu 9ih,
lsr: 9rObbsm Gle cine Gr6I6ait az,
madt blben, bon osrsn 8inien eli
bethlehem lebsn i0nnen, gebsu Ell.
bod nod nuf 9oub unb 9isbRabI
aus9l Gle iiub ia elm unbsrbsTsrs
lidsr 9aussniats!
qugstlagtsr: Dem III nidt 70,
6err Ridler. SD ings mir, man
Ioa i'm Slid nidt dbsrmatia Isin;
id Bin bel 81 onlpru6slos, als bab
i9 In Gurus Isbsn f0nnts, unb oiel
gu arbeitiam, nm mid auf bic faus
ls Snut gu lsssH. bssbaIb gsbe i'd
na9 ipie Dor meiner oIten mir Iisb
gsporbsHsn gef6dftigung nod.
- Mud Elm QebtnBrets
Rihter (5u sinsm btridtiaten
Ginbredsr): sic fino bsI6ulbigt, BEL
asntisr Ghul3e eingebroden au
lein unO ibn po1Itdnbig ousgeraubt
3u bobsn; mas baben Gie bagegen
gu fagsn2
Giubredtr: Ssrr Ridter, i6 bate
sigentli9 bic qebsnsretungsmebaiqe
psrbieHt bsnn bate i6 ii mid ae.
onbn, 70 pdre Der 'MsFsr Karl IN.
geItisseu unb bdtte ibn iider abgs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

SIN uuiern 9ilosrn beranI4auli.
den mir Sundhlt (5ig. y elm einfas
DIES aleiO aus fdpttii6 tarierism
Moufoff. Der Rod Oes born aes
i6loFsnen aleiDes III an Der redIen
Gsits nit elmer Sunita bsrIebea, uns
ter Der man i'm Sur@ 5utter ergdns
sei fam. On Der gsFiltlerten 9oiIs
le fat man bic aermel Den aildeny
isiIen angeidnittsn; born seiaen Iie
cine ragtanariige Jorm. Die mad
rnten berbreiterten G6altrauenteile
frsu3en lid. ebsnIo nie bic ggeltens
tsile, Die feline Gn1pFe 8ieren. 5ir
Den gefaIteten @lrtel bient ~einfir6ts
ge Ssioe.
Sin aleio fir MGoden bon 6 bis
10 Sabren lit Der @egenTtano Ser
nGhittn Gfis3e (5ig. q. Sc TT, ba
fir ben @inier berehnet, IN tpors
men G6spiOt ousgeIiibrt. Sn braun
NIT braunsln @omtglrtsl unb ouf
sIfeHbenfarbensr Geioe beHidtem
GmaIEraaen unb Observation-Disclosures
fis1t es febr niebIiM aus. 0aS tnrs
st @pInnir0d1en lit Der born Ieity
lOdrts idIieBenben BLUE auigsiteppt
Oct aniab bura siusn Ie9r btsitsh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

@tbsrfpru6gDpII. -
Sebsu sic bod, bort tOmmt Der
erpi9te gssetarianer 8lattltiel am
arme ieiner Reuosrmdblten.
gti4t mDglid, oisie fettlsibiqe
Dame feline Traug! Run, biele
@obl mar pO4I nidt r%Ossstarias
nj 81.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

MtBberFanbsn. - Ond-
bige: Minna. gsben sic bod glei@
in bic 9u6bnnDlung, uno bolsn sic
Die brsi Musi.tiere".
St1bsnmdb9en (Oeri6dmt): a6,
fhiden Gle bod bite bic a66ia,
and' Grap, id babe i4oa sineu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

- @is bic Qtttn fungen.
Better gum Sobns): On bnit Ia bsin
enslildss esbrbu6 5srrifIsu, ou
ShlingeI!
SObn: llnb bu boif ia aud bsin
snsIiI4sn Orbsn einfamsI5sn Iailsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

Srpnie. = @ie i1 bDrts,
5err Sommsr3isnrat, bat au6 S6r
5rdulein Sp6tsr BET &riegsaus6ru4
IN oIler GiIe i9rsn sinberufensn grdus
tigam eebetratet9
So! Sine MiIIiun triegt ie NIT
unb bod cine Rottrauung!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

Sebr uSttg. rgeua mlpriS,
.tpie 9efdat 0ir's in Der S9uIea@
80, febr gut, papd.@
p6e9It Dir nod ettpus sum ilntsEs
ii6t94
sgaa, n Paur @ummiObrsn mS9t
ih Raben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

usbsrsinitimmura nit BEN Rod
ssbalteH, Der qufpub Der mooers
tsn GstuanOung bepegt Td in Isbr
beideibegen @r;r3tn. Man Dertpens
bet entipsoer gorten, S6nurI6lir.
gen unb Simple. lsAisre Oft in CIibens
form, fsrHer ShHiirdsn, 66mlrs
itidtidereisn unb idmnle 5entantie,
TuBgsn.. bic aus Reit9en geiponnen
iperben i0nHen, Od fh 5sll bel1nnts
LID DoaItdnoig untenntli6 ffiideIn
IdBt, 8ur borncbmen Grodnsuna Der
aIeiosr unb @n3iige. Die Sndeu
rerben INNER nod init @orliebs
balsfrei gstraeea. aud tpenn Te bon
bsIdeioensn 5eIleinrabmungen Be-
gren8t finb. Man bsrlpenbet bierfiir
sntpeber Elm psnig a~biisbenbs, DFfsue
aragsr, ober fpie 8uIouTsuoe S6als
trngen aus GeG. Mud in Sammtt
irerben Iid bteit SaIsgarhituren bors
nebm unb tleioiam ousne6men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

Gbe unS Cube. Sd
iloobe, be GugIdnbsr MERLIN nod ale
be SenidItarre lriegen.
Wieio msenIts benn oet2
@eiI ie Sag IN Ra6t no6'r IN
9inmsI tudsn, ob n Zeppelin tommt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

Sbenteroirettor (3ur jun
gen SdauipieIerin): .Gie pdren
iif6sr aud cine iebr prd5iie 3dn3erin
geporoeu, mein 5rdulein."
80, 9epiB. SD tango gum gets
iptel ben MldnEern brtaant auf Der
Rafe berum."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

9isieIbe S6iirssnform tam aud
cine Qab uno qhislbdnosr berfpanbt
tperotn. alsoann bsriiebt man iie
nit elmer @ruppe Inmuler 5dnm6en,
iiir Die beim 3ufdneioen entfprs4enb
Gtoff 5usegeben tpsr6eu muB. I'm
3ierbOrt9en f9miidt man ben Cir
tel un0 cine ettpa 6 Coll brsits sal
bel aus i9rdssm Stoff, bic on uns
uuteren RanOe ongsfiigt miro, 9as
paHeuoite Bacterial fir cine ioIhe
ldbs unO trdgerIoIe S9ir3e lift
AIpaIa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

8tbsrfpre6tnb. o.:
Bds 1T bas fir elm SpettateI in
surem 9auIs2
g.: 3psi gInbt5pFe pobneu in
Der pbereu Gtngs, unb bic lieaen
Fa f%Orttpd9renb in ben Soarsa!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

XII HHIeteHWe9
bad In ben Sep
peIiu ben id bic
RobIden triegt,
mid email E nj.
mig um8ugude. oas
metnt ME rler
auf 6eitf9 iass
bubt, e ipenig .3u
inpeitigctbte. ipie
bic Mafdiuerie
runne I'M ME al
leS fdlaffe huht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

GnmtgiirisI seOsdt. Den born BERG
formigen SoIsahsl6nitt Oedt Elm
giniab aus StOff Ober Ssibs, Der
ua6 gelieben aud ipesgslaFsn ipsr'
ben fam. aragen uHo quHGIdss
tSnnsH ieIbFreOsHo aud aus alnits
ltrleinen gefsstist iein.
RAD ME Dor srfreuen fi9 Ieidtt
Stidtreisu sur @sr5isruug BON RIsis
tern, 9lufen nnO ainoeraaroerpbs
grober geliebtbeit. @ereinIaen Iie
bod peri9isbsHs 9orsGse in iia, sirs
CUTE Wirtuug unb meiit Isbr nsnig
ioitipisIiss, babel bdufig fat miibslos
ie 6eritellung. 9ieIe GtidereieH
ii4 fit bic psrI9isbensn Gid
ie4nitsn unO laHsn Ii9 BEL einigsr
erfinbun9ssabs lsi4t anbringsn. us
!SsiipieI bierfiir iolIsn ole bsiosn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14
eame.aen IL @pIS.

mir Geutiden finS ale ui6t penio
itol5
4uf Roltie. Ben agroBea Sdpsiaer'
9o6 9eut iinO bic 6eiu0e bon abulis
dem SoI3l
(9Iob maudmnI Elm Item ipeHig fei.
gerO
Die griteu, 6rausoien unb auiien,
idaut,
@enH Die Der g9idel gu gaareu
al6 nod 10 berb aut Die Soien 6aut,
glenid iuiro's BON ibneu erfabren.
Gle i6peiaeu. - o i66ne geIdeiben.
beitl..
auf Die 8ip6If ridt al i5ti5 Ser
8etger;
re @a1t 1T benz llnteraaHge ges
tueibt, -
So9 lie blelben. groBe @eri6neiger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14
Wffnsr 5drribebrief NEs
pbiIipp 5auerampfer.

man Iie6er 9ssrr @e6ad!iondr!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

&sider Segtn. qarbenii
yaum 9iener): aSObanu, ftslsn sic
pdar 1Stiben untsr Den Slid, i'd
nia metnem 5dpieaeriobn Die W1its
gift duT3Gblfn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-14

9erloden1. 8trmittIer:
Die Dame bat 8ipur nlir ein auge,
1ber. .
8eiperber: .Nun2"
@erm'ttler: s0afiir tpirb Te ss
aud alb uub gu suOriidsn,4
nnter 5rsunbiunen.
BstBt ou f4on bas neusits9 gu
Beihnn4tsn tperbe i'd mid nit Dot
tor Baum perIoben!
Gold einen Nsi3na9tss Baum
mO6te i'd aud babeR!
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24
Worthy Merchandise at Prices Beyond Comparison

ONeAdams Co.'S Stock of Books in Sets Less than Half Price
ONelAdams Co.'s Stock Miscellaneous Books Less than Half
ONeAdam Co.'s Stock of Bibles and Prayer Books Half Price
ONellAdams Co.'S Stock of Rosary Beads at Half Price
ONellAdams Co.'S Stock of Fine Stationery at Half Price
ONe Adams Co.'s Stock of Commercial Stationery Half Price
ONe Adams Co.'s Stock of Commercial Envelopes Half Price
ONellAdams Co.'S Stock of Fountain Pens at Half Price
ONelAdams Co.'s Stock of Clutch Pencils Half Price
ONelAdam Co.'S Stock of Dress Trunks at Half Price
O'Nell- Adams Co.'s Stock of Club Bags at Half Price
ONell-Adams Co.'S Stock of Suit Cases at Half Price
ONellAdam Co.'S Stock of Baby Carriages at Half Price
ONellAdam Co.'S Stock of Horse Blankets at Half Price
O'NellAdams Co.'s Stock of Fine Lamps at Half Price
O'NellA Adams Co.'S Stock of Dinner Sets at Half Price
ONellAdams Co.'S Stock of RefrigeratOrs at Half Price
ONeill-Adams Co.'S Stock of Housewares at Half Price
ONelAdams Co.'s Stock of Gold Filled Watches at Half Price
ONell-Adams Co.'s Stock of Siverware at Half Price
ONelAdam Co.'s Stock of Hair Ornaments at Half Price
ONeill-Adams Co.'S Stock of Jewelry at Half Price
NelAdams Co.'s Stock of Fine Blankets Near Half Price
ONelAdams Co.'s Stock of Fine Comforts Near Half Price
ONeAdams Co.'s Stock of Fine Bed Spreads Near Half Price
ONe Adams Co.'s Stock Mattress Protectors Near Half Price
ONeAdam Co.'s Stock of Fine Christmas Toys at Half Price
Adams Co.'s Stock of Fine Christmas Games Half Price
ONelAdams Co.'s Stock of Fine Christmas Pictures Half Price
O'Nell-Adams Co.'s Stock of VeOcipedes at Half Price
ONellAdams Co.'s Stock of Sidewalk Sukies at Half Price
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24

ONel-Adams Co.'S Stock of Stamped Goods at Half Price
ONellA Adams Co.'S Stock of WOmen Handkerchefs, Price
Co.'s Stock of Mems Handkerchief at Half Price
Adams Co.'S Stock of Chdens Handkerchiefs Y Price
Co.'S Stock of WOmens Neckwear at Half Price
ONel Adams Co.'S Stock of Women Knit Underwear Price
Adams Co. Stock of WOmen Union Suits at Half Price
ONelAdams Co.'S Stock of WOmens Stockings at Half Price
Adams Co.'s Stock of ChIdren Underwear at u Price
Adams Co.'s Stock of Chdens Stockings at Half Price
Adams Co. IS Stock of Fine Laces at Half Price
Adams Co.'s Stock of Fine EmbroderieS at Half Price
Adams Co IS Stock of Fine Vengs at Half Price
ONelA Adams Co.'s Stock of Fine Dress Trimmings at Price
ONeill Adams Co.'s Stock of Fine Belts at Half Price
ONell-A Adams Co.'S Stock of Fine Buckles at Half Price
ONeill Adams Co. Stock of Fine Buttons at Half Price
ONell AdamsCO.s Stock of Fine Rugs Near Half Price
ONeA Adams Co.'s Stock of Fine Carpets Near Half Price
ONellAdams Co.'s Stock of Fine Lnoeum Near Half Price
Adams Co Stock of Fine Couch Covers Near Half Price
Adams Co.'s Stock of Fine Lace Curtains Near Half Price
ONel Adams Co.'S Stock of Net Curtains, Near Half Price
Adams Co.'s Stock of Fine Bed Sets Near Half Price
ONe Adams Co.'s Stock of Fine Cedar Chests Near Half Price
ONe Adams Co.'s Stock of Curtain Scrms Near Half Price
ONe Adams Co.'s Stock of Window Shades Near Half Price
ONe Adams Co.'S Stock of Velour Poreres Near Half Price
Co.'s Stock of Tapestry Squares Near Half Price
Co.'S Stock of Fine CretOnnes Near Half Price
ONeI Adams Co.'S Stock of Sewing Machines at Half Price
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24

Co.'s Stock of Mems Winter Coats at Half Price
ONei-Adams Co.'s Stock of Mems Hats at Half Price
ONeAdams Co.'s Stock of Mems Shirts Less than Half Price
ONeiAdams Co.'S Stock of Mems Silk Ies Less than Price
ONei-Adams Co.'s Stock of Mems Socks at Half Price
ONeiAdams Co.'s Stock of Mems Drawers at Half Price
ONeil-Adams Co.'s Stock of Mems Shirts at Half Price
ONei Co.'s Mems Union Suits at Half Price
ONeiLA IS Stock Mems Umbrellas at Half Price
ONe-Adam Co.'s Stock of WOmens Umbrellas at Half Price
ONeiAdams Co.'s Stock ChIdrens Umbrellas at Half Price
ONeiAdams Co.'s Stock of New Fall Ribbons at Half Price
ONeA Stock of Leather Hand Bags at Half Price
ONei- Adams Co.'s Stock of Party Boxes at Half Price
Adams Co.'s Stock Wash Dress Fabrics at Half Price
ONei-Adams Co.'s Stock of Newest Silks at Half Price
Co.'s Stock of Colored Dress Fabrics at Half Price
ONe Co.'S Stock Black Dress Fabrics at Half Price
ONe Adams Co.'s Stock of Table Cloths Near Half Price
ONeiAdams Co.'s Stock of Table Napkins, Near Half Price
ONeiA Adams Co.'s Stock of Table Danask Near Half Price
ONei-Ada Co.'S Stock of Fancy Linens at Half Price
ONei Co.'s Stock of Scarfs and Shams at Half Price
ONeiL Adams Co.'s Stock of Towels, Near Half Price
ONeil- Adams Co.'S Stock of TOweling at Half Price
ONe- Adams Co.'s Stock of Muslin Sheets Near Half Price
ONe Adams Co.'s Stock of Pillow Cases. Near Half Price
ONe- Adams Stock of Beached Muslin at Half Price
ONe Adams Co.'s Stock of Unbeached Muslin at Half Price
ONel-Adams Co.'s Stock of Art Goods at Half Price
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24
Exhibition Dance One of
Leading Features OF
Telephone Entertainment

An exhibition dance by Miss Helen
NJ. MacHugh, of 80 East Kinney
street, and Francis c. Weldon was
one of the leading features of the
ladies night" entertainment of the
Bell Telephone Athletic Association,
held in Jr. o. U. A. Nj. Hall, in Plane
street. last night. The ball was ar
ranged as a Halloween festival and
the hall was deliberately decorated
with Halloween fittings. The dance
was characterized by several novel
features and prizes were awarded
Exhibition dancing was given.
The association is composed of EN-
ployees of the telephone company In
New Jersey. The committee on ar
rangements consisted of Arthur r.
MacHugh, chairman; w. c. Smith
w. j. Ahearn. ]. w. Kellner, ID. r.
Lewis, B. A. Crawford, Fl. A. Zarem
ba and II. c. Robbins. Fred Rankin
son was chairman of the reception
committee and Miss katherine G..
Marshall of the ladies' auxiliary com
mittee James Mcguire acted as
floor manager and was assisted by
John Flannery and A. G.. Wright.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24
BLANCHE Bates"
|. HUSBAND TO SPEAK
George Creel to Be Heard at
Meeting of Women's Po-
litical Union.

George Creel, who was a police
commissioner in Denver before he
married Blanche Bates, the actress,
and became a magazine writer, with
a home in New York, win speak at a
meeting of the Women's Political
Union in the auditorium of the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton Monday afternoon, November 2
The meeting is open to the public,
and, at its close, tea will be served
| under the direction of the social com
mittee of the union, of which Mrs
| Frank III. Sommer is chairman. The
meeting is the first of q series of
| three, the others to be held on the
| first Monday of December and the
first Monday of January
| Thomas f. Meaney, jr., secretary
| to Naval Officer Wittpenn, will speak
on equal suffrage at the moving pic
ture show in Butler, under the au-
| spices Of the Women's Political Union
of that place next Monday night.
Among the North Jersey suffragiste
who will go to Haddonfield next Tues
day, to attend the South Jersey suf
| frage campaign conference held by
the Wonen's Political Union of New
Jersey in that town, will be Mrs
Nina c. Van Wrinkle, Miss Sara
Crowell and Mrs M. J. Reynolds, OF
| Newark; Mrs. Richard T. Newton, Of
Nutley, and Miss Julia Hurlbut, OF
Morristown.
! Miss Louise Connolly, of the New
ark Public Library, will speak next
Thursday night for the Womerl's Pc
| litical Union at the Progressive mass
meeting In Dumont, and Mrs. NJ. D.
| Reynolds, of this city, will speah a.
| the Borough Hall of Haworth at a
meeting conducted by the Hawortl
branch.
Belleville, of which Mrs. K. NJ Will
Jams is chairman, will hold a suffrage
mass meeting at the Belleville Town
Hall next Wednesday night El,.
Maud Thompson, of East Orange, and
Assemblyman Clinton e. Fisk. or
Jersey City, will be the speakers,
| December Z, Julia Lathrop, head Of
| the Federal children's bureau at
Washington, will speak. and on
January the speakers will be Pro
fessor Emily Baleh, of Wellesley Col
! lege, and Rev. Dorr r. Diefendorf.
of the Roseville Methodist Church.
On the evening of November g, the
West Hudson branch of the Women
| Political Union, of which Miss Helen
Nolan, of Kearny, is chairman, will
hold a suffrage mass meeting al
Harrison Town Hail. The speakers
will be Mayor Joseph p. Riordan, OF
Harrison; Mayor Cornelius McGlen-
non, Of East Newark: State Senator
Charles M. Egan and Congressman
Eugene F. Kinkead, of Jersey City
and Mrs. M. ]. Reynolds. of this city
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24
File a Suit Against
Greisenheim Involving
a Payment for Plants

Suit against the Kruger Greisen-
helm, of Clinton place, for plants and
bulbs worth $3,3S9.56. said to have
been delivered In 1908 and 1909, haa
been started in the Supreme Cours
circuit, Hudson county branch, by
Maltus & Ware. florists, Of HoDokeii.
The papers in the action were served
upon the trustees of the Greisenheinl
by the sheriff's deputies.
The shipments, the claim says, ex-
tended from November 2, 1903, to De-
cenlber Is of the following year, and
included a great variety of plants and
bulbs imported from abroad. Accord
ing to the complaint the plants and
bulbs have been used in beautifying
the Greisenhelm grounds. and no pay
ment has ever been made for them.
Copies of the complaint and SUM
mons were served upon the following
as trustees of the Gottfried Kruger
Pioneer Greisenheim, a corporation,
which controls the institution: Gott-
fried Kruger, Elias Berla. John
Burkhardt, Augustus +. Eggers and
Ernest Hirrschoff.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24
Governor Fielder Will
Speak at Meeting of
Vacation Savings Fund

Governor James f. Fielder has ae-
cepted the invitation Of the Newark
Vacation Savings Fund and the guild
of the Babies Hospital to attend the
ball and peace pageant which will be
given in the First Regiment ArmorS
December 8.
Governor Fielder's acceptance was
announced at q meeting of the COM
mittee on arrangements in the Kin
ney building. Arrangements for the
affair are said to be progressing rap
td1v
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24
In Accordance With the Terms of an Order o

STUPENDoS greatest the history of all
where situated New York Chicago Philadelphia Bostonwou consider
tcy the dygoods stocks of the ONeAdams Companyon depart
without
-" Jerseys Creates and Store
onM Monday and one January
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24
Reilly Association Party

Arrangements have been completed
for the second annual theatre party
of the Dan Reilly Association. a
Miners. next Wednesday evening
After the performance the member
will march to headquarters at Colder
street and Central avenue, where a
dinner will be served. The committee
in charge consists of Dan Reilly, Pat
rick Buckley and Arthur Hadley.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24
vAILSBURG NOTES

Mrs. Francis j.. Reynolds, of Alex
| ander street, entertained her card
club at her home yesterday afternoon
Mrs. J.. woodall, of 10 Geneva street
entertained a number of her friends
at whist yesterday at her home.
Frank Richardson, of Mum avenue,
has returned from short stay at
Ogdensburg.
Mrs. J. H. Grant, of Richelieu ter
race, entertained a few of her friends
at her home last night.
Mrs. Frank Harrison, 3f HaIsteaa
street, will spend the next week q
Atlantis GitE z-..ss
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24
IAdans Co.'s Now Being Liquidated

THE enormous outlet disposal of this Great wonderful suu
Store
On Monday the will be ammed capacity limit with hngs
likewise
ONe Adams clipped considerably
half
be disposed of III regard O precedent
The will whrlng
be every will crowded
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24
The Savings to Customers on Monday A
4 Fem Words
Concerning
Deliveries
Please Motel

Our delivery system has been
reinforced many times over
augmented with every prac-
teal facility to insure quick
action. Your purchases will
reach you as promptly as we
can make them.
convenient, it will
simplify matters-relieve and
expedite'shipping if you will
take small parcels with you.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1914-02-11
Only a Misunderstandino

Several years ago in Il we'll known
Wholesale house in q big manufacture
ing town an old bachelor boOkkeeper.
who had been many years with the
firm, suddenly announced that he was
to be married.
The partners gave him weeks hOli-
day, and his fellow clerks raised Il lit
tie purse and presented it to pay the
expenses of his wedding trip.
A couple of days after the Wedding
one of the members of the firm went
down to a seaside resort. and there.
lounging about the parade and appar-
emily enjoying himself immensely. he
saw his recently married old book
keeper, but alone
Where's your wife," asked the prin-
cipal.
Shes at hOme,' was the reply.
But | thought you had money given
you for wedding trip"
$50 | had" was the reply. but I
didn't understand that it was intend
ed to include her" -PearsOn's Weekly.