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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

fuultu pubuttaman ndistG niioista
ndioen baltiiain aifana.
Sunnuntai: ia j~ublapaimdt fuluipat
juopottelusia ia fortinpelulisia, 10.
bon naiietfin toiiinaan ottipat oiaa.
SdbGn pabeeieen mifd ei ollut pfiin
tdsid talosia, olipat ippp11t fofo @a.
ralan fpldlGiiet. Shifts Ills oil t,.o
muistutns annettu bei6Gn elGmGs.
tGdn lapien iuun fautta, ionfa man.
bempain tieoen Ell Diff pitGnpt tGstG
aiiasta p~alionfaan %pmm1rtGG. -
WistG Selpi of iiitG aiiasta fuillliit,
.iGi wanbemmilIefin epG~tietoiiefii or
woitufiefii. Wutta f~ddnnofien ie tefi
uiibesiatalpsia 10 iamana pGimand.
81 nGbtp enGG forttia IpotGman pop
oGn pmpGrilld, paiffa fplGl1iiiG fGpi
fatiomasia ottaafieen iiiben oiaa. 81
mp0sfdGn laiia filistcltp. S%iantafin
istu fofo paimdn ialisia l%epoiobnas-
ia ipmiin mietteiiiin w%aipiineena. g.
mGnt1 mGliin meni iaIiin miebeniG
Inierelle istnmaan ia fun bdn iieltG
palaii famarin puolelle, olimat bGnen
~eloiiat iilmdnia fppneltpneet.
Wenneiipps ml,ist. elGwGnG beioGn
mieleeniG. &uinfa brpaista ia ilois-
ia oil ie ollut. 81 m~urbetta, eli iu-
rua. &aiffia oil; eli puittetta mis-
iGGn. @l1tta iittenfin ioi GGni fat-
fera. Moittima GGni. &c folfutti
beibGn raubattomisia ip~odmisidGn
fatilmusta, p%arannusta ia nil6en,
failniimman elGmGn faipuita. &ali-
batonta of beioGn fofo piiffoinen e.
lGmGniG. WpobGGn illalla, fun miiii
talonmdfi nuffli, malipoimat Sci.
min manbemmat bGnen muoteenio
mieresi1. @ibboin fun be fGmipGt
- n L 49,. A
lemolle, ristimGt be fGtenid ia bmo.
faus foboii beioGn raubattomista rim
noistaan plos forferteen. "9iitos
Sierra, eta DIET iuoniit nellie tGllai.
len lapien, jofa iobbattaa meibGt fin
ne iinun tielleii."
Seuraapana iunnuntaina, finn fir.
fonfellot fumabtelimat, rienlimGt
Selmin m%anbemmat lapienia fansio
Serran buoneeieen, josia be eiipdt
folmeen mitoteen olleet fGpneet. Gus
fainen ipoGn faipaii raiibaa ia lob
tua. Glettp elGmG ippGllist1 fatli-
musta. ga fun be Iasfipat rufolf-
ieen, ipoGmestd liifutettuna fuisfaii,
fppneltcn mieriesia pitfin posfia:
"aiitos Serran, finn lapiemme fautta
ilmoitit tabtoii."
Sc oil Gibin rufous ia ie tuIi fatu-
ipasta ,ipbGmeStG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09


fiipaiticc tpiien usfowaiien fansia
pbtpd iobonfin fesfusteluun maiffa.
pa iiitG bau6an tafana oleipasta cld-
mdstG. ga onban ie Serran onia
fGsfp eta "~rafastafaa toinen toistap-
ne" ia "misid fafii eli folme tiilee
pbteen minun nimeeni, min nina o.
len beioGn feSfellGnid''. Wditd Ser.
ran opettapaiiia obieita Jos tpoiiim.
me noltoattaa fesfendmme, Min neil
Ia oliii taiipaan paltafunta fesfel-
lGmme ia moilimme iloiiin ia noprin
ipoGmin fiittGG Siimalaa faifesta,
mitG Sierra nellie tcbnpt ia labioitta-
mt on. ga iofa pGima on alma nnii
armo, iosta fannattaa fiittdG Serraa
ia meiiata fiitoswiriiG Serralle. Mi-
ia ibmisaate ennGttGG, mifd fell fer
fiGd lauIumaon faiffea mistd mclean
tulee fiitolliiet ola, fiittad ia plis-
taa Sumalaamme. &ofo maa on
tapnnG bGnen funniataan. &aiffi
mifd iilmGG fobtaa, tooistaa Snma.
Ian bpwppttG ia jaloutta ia bdnen
iuirta raffauttaan ibmiieen fosfapa
faiffi mitG moan pGGllG on on luotii
meitG ibmiiiG marten. Sittempa mie-
Id usfomme ia tunnustamme bGnen
antaneen ainoan Hoifania meioan
pelastaiafiemme min ettG me papaa-
no labjana laamme ijanfaiffiien Ella
man fen paltafunnan, jofa nellie
mailman all,sta on malmistettu. Gi-
to nGistG labioista fannattaiii mel
oan i~poameIliiesti fiittGd ia plistao
Sumalaa fofo elGmGmme alan.
@ifG ie ole iin1 bpmG ettG uieim-
militia jdd fiittGmdttd Sllmolaa lob
jainia ebestG ipaan fen iiiaan owat
tpptpmGtt0mGt, nuriiemat ia pilffaa-
mat Sumalaa.
Sta fuulee nlein ibmisten buil-
lilta: "WtinG fpll1 toiipoiin mieli bp-
palld ettG jos %iattuiii jofu iaarna-
mics matfltstamaan tdGllG Monta.
nasia min oliii min bpmG ia fGipaiiiii
tGGllG meitGfin terpebtimGslG mltr.
tantaIIa ianalIa. 81 toiin tGGllG ole
montafaan usfopaista, nnan toimpt.
talpa diff jos i%attiiiii iofu ianan jp.
lpGnen Sumalan ianasta jdGmGGn ia
itdmaGn usfottomainfin ipbGmisiG.
@loa on toiin palion, mutta ~tpGpGfeG
Ell ole tGdlld pbtGdn. On 10 toisto
wuotta fulnnitt iiitG fun tGdll1 on
fdpnpt pappi. S%erttaiiet terpebopf-
iet faifille, iotfa nGit1 rimiG iattlilpat
lufemaan. GiirrGn pield piffu pdr-
ipn.
"WtG pelastuin ia pubbistuin ia
Senfes' miefan iain. 81 Seeius, e.
ldG taboon Ills, Jun funniofies' lpain.
81 puboas, ppbd &aritia, Jun fuole-
mollaii ia mtoiemufles' moimalIa Sd
tlrrpaat minua''.
6. 2eino.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09


ainafin ia toimitoan. ga innosta.
foon meit1 icllaiiet eiimerfit FUN on
'ndbtdmdwisid pit pmpdri Ganaoaa,
fun faupunfi faupungin perGstd II.
iddntpp fiifpien iouffoon.
Yois paiffafunnaltamme matfusti
Scr. Santcri Monto. S6nen tilalleen
8uoriioieuran eiimiebefii, malittiin
Ser. @. Beef.
S~ausfatii mlooostuimat pllGtps-
fefferit iotfa ieurafrntalaiiet Scr.
Montolle toimeenpanimnt b6nen lab
.tonid eoelliienG iltana, iiiarenia Mrs.
2aineen luona. &omin bGmm1stpi
aiianomainen, mutfa tointui fuiten-
fin, fun nGfi eta fofoontuneen ip1en
tarfoitliS of rauballinen, maiffa mt
main iotainen aifa onfin. Mrlfana 0,
Ii tiiliioilla fermat, beSelmGtial cipof-
let, = talon emGnnGn %taripitfi ai-
noastaan fabpit p~porGpttGG, - fun
10 iaatiin funtoon fabmipoptG iellai-
men, ettd diff liullut ~ipriGinen bGitG
pioettafpGn Jos Diff moriianta josiain
ndfDnpt. Sbjelmaa ei ollllt tilailuli-
teen narattit, mitta betfen berttainen
mieliala maifutti fen, ettG iitG l0ptpi
ainan tarpeefii. Der. &pro antoi TO.
foontlneioen puolesta lGbtelpGlle iie-
moiien rabalabjan, iefG pitt pubeen,
funaten %puutetta, jonfa pienen jol-
fon pboenfin iaienen pois memo ai-
beuttaa. Mp0sfin fifth ban Scr.
Wontoa mlifana olosta ieurafilnta
tDosiG. Yubeeieen mastaii Scr. Won-
to muutamin ianoin, mainiten miten
mGbGn of moinltt teboG, iefG fifth
labjasta ia pstGipppoestG jota oil
miclestGGn aniiotta oiafieen iaanut.
Tposfin lauiui ban rltnon ia lufi or
tiffelin, jotfa lite of jotain m,iuta
torfoitusto norten firioittanllt. 2au-
lettiin mielG pbbesid muutamia lau-
luia, .iefd Irs. &c. Senoricfion ia
Mr. Wonto eiittiipGt pari laltlila fob
oen ia Mr. Wonto pbben latllin pf-
fin = ia iitte-erottiin, mielisia lGm-
min tunne, jonfa bausfa pbbesiG olo
of maifitttanut, mitta itiea fummin.
fin marmana iiit1 ettd "@ipG fos-
fam Serran fania ainiaafii erfane."
OlciioG of toisia iunnitntaina, 10.
+. 30 p. firfon baalisia taipalI. rlin-
iaanfmin. Hubeen pitt Der. 6. Gillian
ia @uoriioieliran fGiinfirioitetun leb.
oen, gImpttGjGn, lltfi Mrs. g. Seno.
FRICTION. @lppttGi1n llfeminen of
iiirtpnpt miifon fen tafia ettd
eoelliicnG iunnuntaina Ell pleiioa ia.
teiien ilman ml,ofii ollut moinut baa.
lin iaopua ollenfaan ia min Ell Ito.
maa moitl pitGG.
Sospa MT jGtan tabdn taas tallG
fertaa. Toimottamasti .toiietfin piaf.
foin ulitiienia Iilttojalle fertomat.
Serpebops faifille arttajan %lufiioil.
le!
0o,,fopfotfo '
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09
amollmt ia b~amoatt,,:

emil SoIoppa fuoIIut toufofitun
90 b., b%aubattu I. t. 80 p. Sta of
80 M. 3 tt. ia 8 b.
Spntpnpt ia Tasteful:
august GIiiabetb Mrabamionin
poifa august slbramion, ipnt. beindf.
90 b. 1918, fdst. beindf. ts b. 1915.
@ibittp:
motti aomsas ia CHI SafoIa bel.
not. ii p. Tbomas ". 2iiorta ia eipo
GIobeimo, eliot. 81 p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

Spbistms faaipaffeita.
&astetooistlifiia, Iitogarfi painoa
1 tltiina $3.50
&astetooistlifiia, pboellG mGriI.
Ia 1 tuiind 100
@ibfitooistufiia, Iitoerafipainoa
1 tu1ind 1.50
@ibfitooistiifiia, pbbeIIG pGril.
la 1 titli11a LOO
fla 1 tiiiina ............ LOO
Wibfi- fitullitiis. ia fuolemato-
6istufiia Sromeen l~GbettGmiS.
I'd marten FUN mpos rippi-
foillrtooistitfiia / tliiir,a -. .25
&roIematooistufiia, 1 tiiiina :. go
&uoleman tooistufiia 1 tiis =. 100
Serran eft. Ieipid IGffiastioisia
1 900 fpI. $500, 500 fpl. $1.2O,
300 fpI. SOC.
TGataan oiotteeIla: g. Sippolu,
(& Human fasiamies) 29or SO,
Sronmoo6, Nicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

Snmalanpal,pelafiia ibpstnnlla:
IL b. eipanfeliumiiublilla past.
@ienen ie,trafunnasia.
1S p. 2"ebtiiGripeIld Semmingin to-
Iosia flo s ilI.
10 p. 2~ebtiidrtpen firfosid flo 10
ap.
10 b. EopeIi,ifiesia flo 8 Up. ia
flo 8 ilI.
81 p. 2ittle SaIliisia s. Saiifpo'
lasia flo 8 III.
90 b. @rep gaelesia flo $50 ip.
ia flo 8 III.
25 p. SeinGiocIIa Moifon talosia flo
8 iu.
26 y. YabbocfiSia flo 10 op.
20 p. Meo gpeIla ITO $50 ip.
26 b. Scbcfasio 6. SulIiipanin ia.
losio flo s iu.
Watti Mnttonen,
Self. 6s.2 g.. 81. q. Mins, @inn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

' &irfonmenot iofa iiinnmntai ruot.
iaIaiiesia Baptist firfosia 100 Cost
Barf Street, flo Q ip. Sunnnntoi.
foiiIu flo 1. - Winurt oiantoni or
tts Cost groaomop, room "a.
@eu. Meyonber SonbitrSm.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-09

Sartamsienroja fDpsfnnlla:
t6 b. gIiffortisia, flo s in.
10 b. flo 10 ap. gliffortisia.
10 b. @ranomoobisia flo 2 ip.
90 b. Sopiajoen foulalla flo 8 III.
26 p. flo 10 iamasia paifasia.
6. @iff,
9ritle, @iS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-07
DR.. Rustin's Widow
Loses Insurance Suit

An echo Of the DR.. Frederick Rustin
death mystery of eight years ago was
heard in supreme court yesterday when
a decision was handed down In the $4,000
suit brought by Mrs. Grace II. Rustln,
his widow. against the Aetna Life 1nsur-
asce company.
The court held that the insurance COM
pany should pay Mrs, Rustin several
hundred dollars once rendered by 1t to
her, but decided that the tlO.0oo policy
should not be paid. The case was re-
rnanded to the district court with instruc-
lions that Judgment In accordance with
this decree be entered.
DR.. Rustin had borrowed $40 on the
policy and default had been made in
payment of premiums. The court said:
The policy provided that II default Is
made in the payment OF premium after
premiums have been paid for three years
or more and there is no Indebtedness to
the company against the policy, II shall
be extended as temporary insurance for
the full sum Insured during a specified
time. but II there Is such an indebted
ness the amount Of extended temporary
ifsurance shall be reduced in the proper
ton which such indebtedness bears to
the cash surrender value. Where loan
made to insured had not been paid at
the time OF default the beneficiary was
entitled to only temporary insurance in
such proportion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-07

Miss Josephine IIuse OF omaha has
been employed Tor the work In German
during the summer session.
Miss sara j. Nillcn Is one OF the in
structors in the stanton county teachers
institute.
President Conn gave the commence
ment address TO the graduating class at
Carroll Thursday evening.
r. b Berrie member OF the present
senior class. will be principal at Naper
next year.
Miss Elizabeth Bettcher, who has spent
the year I'm the University of Chicago.
returned To Wayne sunday to resume
her work in the normal
Dean " ", Hahn and Dr, J. r. House
OF the normal faculty filled lecture en-
gagements during tie week OF the Stan
ton county institute
The sehior annual for 1915 was COM
pleted and ready to deliver at commence
ment time II is a book OF sos pages,
attractlvely bound and beautifully IL
lustrated. Miss iGugenia Madsen Of
Wakefield was editor-in-chief and Mr..
Paul A Becker o. Columbus business
manager.
The summer session OF 1915 will open
for the registration Of students on June
Z. and class work will begin the follow
ing day. Dormitory accommodations have
all been engaged hut a great many pri-
waite families are opening their homes
TO students
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-07
Doane College.

The thirty-ninth annual commence
ment of Doane college will begin sun
day, June u. with the bacoalaureate SER
mon by President Allen. Sunday evening,
Rev F. ]. Clark of Hastings will deliver
the address before the Christian associa-
lions. The class day exercises will be
held on the campus Monday morning,
thu Junior class play in the afternoon
and the academy graduation In the eve
ming. Tuesday morning the alumni will
hold their chapel service and business
meeting. In the afternoon Is the Dawes
conservatory concert. Wednesdays ex-
erclses begin at Z o'clock with the Honor
d breakfast The commencement pro-
gram and presentation OF degrees takes
place at o'clock. The alumni luncheon
at noon and the presidents general re-
ceptlon in the evening completes the
program.
Miss Elizabeth Rough. pupil Of Miss
Genevra Parker, gave her senior recital
in expression at Lee Memorial chapel
Friday evening.
The complete program for the Crete
Summer conference has been given out
by the committee In charge. This is the
third annual gathering OF the minister's
and laymen Of the Congregational
ligious and church problems,
Dean John N. Bennett will leave Moa-
day for Topeka, Kan, whore he will be
present at the celebration OF the fiftieth
anniversary of tho founding OF WASH
burn college. He will deliver an address
"Wednesday morning Ll
Miss CAROLYN Wheeler, '16. of Fairmont,
has been elected house president OF day
lord hall for the coming year.
Miss Hazel DeI5and, 10, viii present
her Junior expression recital Friday eve
ming, June II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-07
HASTINGS COLLEGE NOTES.


N2xx Climb Is Formed--seniOrs Pre-
.eht Theses 60 the FacuIty.
During the last week the II club Of
HASTINGS college was organized. 1t con-
sists of all the men who on any of the
athletic teams have won an III" All
N" members who are not now members
OF the school are honorary members OF
the new organization.
The purpose OF the club is TO have an
annual ''get-together" event. This year
the event was a carnival. A large crowd
OF college students and towhspeopie at
tended. Refreshments and entertainment
were provided. The temporary officers
are ID. ]. Gtetzinger, president, and Cur
tis Gait, secretary-tteasurer.
The senior class presented their theses
TO the faculty last Monday afternoon.
The class this year is small. consisting
Of only five The theses we're presented
as follows:
''ThA Staging Of an Elizabethan
Drama" Ethel Decker.
Workings Of the Referendum" Robert
likely. .,
'aThe European Conflict-1ts Causes"
"sineie Tax" warren Davidson.
The temperance contest was held at
the college chapel Wednesday morning.
The participants were D. J. Gretzinger.
Milton Nook and p. L. Byram. Mr.. By
ram won first place and Mr.. Nook second.
II was one OF the best contests the col
lege has had In some time. The judges
we're DR. Bean. Rev. Mr.. Lennon and
Rev Mr.. Clark.
The commencement season begins in
earnest on Sunday with the baccalaureate
address by DR.. French OF New York and
the address TO the Christian associations
| by Dr. Patterson OF Beatrice. outside
OF the usual commencement exercises a
great musical program. The Creation"
by the Haydn Choral society, will be
given at ChautauquA park. large
crowd Is expected from outside the city
In attendance upon this occasion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-07

It," at the Auditorium. The presentation
was under the direction OF Miss Beulah
Champ OF the school Of expression.
Chancellor c. A. Ftiimer delivered the
baccalaureate address sunday morning,
his subject being. The Dissemination
Of LIES Values" Rev. W. J. Davidson
OF Garrett Biblical institute preached
the annual university sermon on the sub
icct The tife Abundant" In the
evening.
on Monday afternoon. June Z. will oc-
cur the annual Phi Kappa Phi address.
Professor y. A. stuff 's OF the Uni
versity OF Nebraska will speak on the
subiect, The Cultural Aspects of Gre
alive Fiction"
Rev. r. n. Drill p. n. @, win de-
liver the alumni address on Tuesday
morning. his subject being Red Rose
Leaves"
wednesday morning, June g at 10 a.
M, will occur the twenty-siXth annual
commencement exercises bishop w. r.
Mcdowell OF Chicago viii deliver the
address This will he followed by tho
comforting Of degrees. the awarding Of
prizes and the alumni luncheon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-07
BRIEF CITY NEWS


Wedding Rings 81 Edholmp.
Rave moot Print rt-Now Beacon Press
nadiatss Hffioisnoy-The 9bc plate
dinner served az schlitz hotel.
June Brides Expect at least one Of
our electric lamps. Burgess-Granden Co.
Or. James p. Connony, DENTIST, wishes
TO announce the removal Of his offices
TO Do-o1 Brown block, 18th and Douglas
sm. Formerly In City National bank
"Today's oomplsts movie program
classified section today. and appears ia
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
Julia on the Way-The Julia. the river
barge that is to ply between Omaha and
Decatur. has left St. Joseph. Mo, on It's
way up to Omaha It has now a cargo
of something over ten tons
Mrs Marshall Asks pivorce-Mrs.
Frences Irene Marshall has brought suit
for divorce against Clifford Dale Mar
shall. whom she married in Denver jan
uary %. 1900 She charges extreme cru
city in her petition and asks that her
maiden name, Moore. be restored
Pupils win Pr1ses-Prizes offered by
the Atlantic dairy for the best essays on
'Paeteurisation'' by pupils in the local
industries classes Of the High school Of
Commerce were awarded to the follow
ing: irene q. Tauchen, ST. Bessie
lMeichss %, and Catherine McCabe, 81
EAsutsnaht charlton 70 8rockiyn--
Lieutenant A. NJ. Charlton, one OF the
eighteen officers In the navy post -gradu-
ate class at Columbia university, gradu-
ated June 2. He expects to be stationed
at the Brooklyn navy yard during the
summer He IL a son OF the late A. @.
Charlton.
Keeping pisordsriy HouSs-ciifford
Duxberry, l15 North Twentieth street.
was fined $50 and costs In police court
for Keeping disorderiy house. Dux-
berry Is employed in a lower Douglas
street cafe and was arrested while in
charge OF the establishment. In which
violations Of the law were discovered, ac-
cording to the arrestine officers.
saavstion ARMY Officers Esrs-
Rrigadier and Mrs. Dublin. chief al
visional officers OF the Salvation army
for Iowa and Nebraska, are In the city
and will hold meetings at local Salvation
army headquarters, i7il Davenport street.
Saturday evening at and Sunday at 10
a. m. and p. m. They will also be pres
emit at the meeting in Council Bluffs
Sunday afternoon.
DR.. D. ]. woods, 450 Brandeis theater
building, announces that he will spe-
cialize in the treatment Of the disease Of
the gums known as pyoFrhea. Dr.
Woods has Just returned from a months
stay in Philadelphia, where he took a
special course In pyorrhea treatment
with DR.. Michael T. Barrett, the dis
ccverer of the new emetin cure for that
disease. This treatment has been found
to be very effective n the enetin is
properly administered and the subse-
quent treatments essential to its success
carried out
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-07
Assessor Notices
Thefts Of Jewelry

II cannot believe that recent reports
OF thefts Of large quantities OF jewelry in
Omaha can be true" remarked County
Assessor Counsfnan yesterday. The
owners who are said to have lost valua-
Bile diamonds and other gems had no
such jewels In their possession according
TO their returns TO the tax assessors Of
flee.
Il am convinced that II those omahans
whose homes have been robbed had owned
these quantities OF jewelry they would
have reported them in their tax valuation
schedules. There must be a mistake
about the robberles"
The assessor made these remarks
solemnly and did not wink so far as his
hearers were able to observe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-07
BUsY WEEK AT sPALDINo.
A Most successful Graduation, in
spite OF thciement weather.

A Most successful Graduation, In
spite of thc1ement weather.
Last week was a busy one at spaldng
academy, Spelding. Neb.. being the last
days OF school life AZ spsIding for seven
OF It's students. Although The weather
was not perfect. all passed successfully
and commencement week of May "a, 1918,
win long be recalled with pleasure by
those whose privilege It was TO be pres-
ent at the exercises
Monday was class day. Al $50 O'Clock
I'm the afternoon the seniors entertained
the high school by the reading OF the
class history, prophecy and other impor-
tant features Of the class OF 1915. In the
class prophecy all the seniors saw them
selves fifteen years from now and mar
veled how wonderfully shlngs will turn
out.
Tuesday was alumnae day. Of which
the most important part was the five
course dinner, served for the first time
at the new academy. Many old graduates
were present and experiences OF past
years were rented to the new aiumnae
members.
The class play was to have been pro-
duoed on wednesday evening, but owing
to the inclement weather and the sad
effects OF the cyclone. which caused the
death OF former pupil II was post
poned until Monday. May 81.
Thursday the Tennis club met and plans
were made For next years team. Some
OF the girls will not be pupils next term.
but a most successful year is expected.
Friday. the day OF DAYS" for the
seven graduates, dawned sunless, but the
girls spirits were not dampened by the
frequent showers which fell during the
day. All appeared Joyful as they gath
cred together for the last time as a
class for their commencement.
The class play. "Everynaid," was ex-
ceptlonally fine this year and. as II was
entirely different from preceding ones,
all showed great interest during the per-
Torrance. Vera Lee. as Everymaid, por-
tfayed beautifully lesson for all young
girls Just starting out in life to choose
the higher paths and not be drawn away
by the follles OF pleasure, beauty and
fame
The graduates are: Vera Lee. Eliza
beth CHASER, Julia Keenan,, Margaret
Leonard Elsie Maiiander, Agnes Glenn
and Frances Mccarthy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-07
NEBRASKA M1LtTARY ACADEMY
Glass of six !. Graduated from Lin

Glass Of six II Graduated from Linz
coin school for Boys.
Tho seventh annual commencement ex-
ercises OF the Nebraska Military acad-
envy, Lincoln, were held Wednesday, June
2, beginning at $3.50 p. m.
Major w. c. Nelson made the presen-
tation OF commissions to the young OFF,
GERS and Colonel B. ID. Hayward pre-
sented the Diplomas The remainder Of
the program was as follows;
Violin solo, "A Perfect Day." (Bond).
salatatory, lieutenant Pierre LaF1esche
war Lieutenant Fern Laughiin
Song. Nebraska Military Academy aiee
"Who we Are" Lieutenant Edward
Peace" Captain william Harrison os-
Sons Song, : Nebraska Military Academy Glee
club, ,..... r,,- ,..,.,1.
Song Cream ana Brown, ochooi'
Taps.
ThA commencement calendar dated from
May q. the date OF the freshman reeep-
ton. The senior breakfast was on May
ss the sophomore picnic on May a. the
1uhiof-serior banquet on May q at the
lincoln hotel. Memorial services were
NAV 80. Commercial club luncheon on
Nav 81 and Rotary club luncheon on
June 4.
The class roll Is as follows; Edward
Dickenson Coons, Clarence L. MOTIFS
Stanley A. Knothe, William Harrison
Ostenberg, ST., Pierre LaF1esche Flcotte'
Fern LaughlIn werber.