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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

Jim's calm supposition that any
thing Eleanor Fairlow knew would
also be known by Dick. hurt me
but | did not say anything. What
silly thing | am about that girl
1T will be too bad II Mollif
makes difference in the friend
ship OF those two men, ! remarked
We'll. hardly see how poor
Hatton Is In the running" said jim
but II Mollie should marry Pat
II looks like II would mean n Ions
trip a~oad for Hatton. You know
the poem. And life is never the
same again.
Have you any idea that Pat
would feel called upon to give up
his love for his friend?" asked
simply to get mans view.
Jim laughed. "Margie. sometimes
Just when ! think you are one OF
the most sensible and reasonable
Of human beings you say something
which shows me that you are moth.
ing but a sentimental woman after
all Give up Mollie j e because
Chad Walton could not have her
either. My dear. he wouldn't give
her up to any one unless he had to.
This Damon and Pythias bust
ness, my dear. Is all bunk: one OF
those high-sounding pieces OF
bunk that we like to talk about,
but never put into practice.
tfsav,r, I,u enptra dos aVnr gfuea
we we're boys. sounds grand when
sung in a duet OF strong tenor and
bass and man will do lot for
his friend. but he viii never give
mp woman he loves to him and
heIl take his friends wife II he
wants her and can get her. You
take that from me. Margie, for I'm
telling the truth.
Ito BE Continued Tomorrow)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23
PHILHARMONIC
"POP" CONCERT
PROGRAM IS OUT

Miss Gwendolyn Geary. who has
achieved note In local musical cir
cles as a soprano soloist. and a.
Richie. viollnist. who was with
Geraldine Farrar in musical sue
cesses here and In Europe. VIII be
the sololsts at next Sundays Phil
harmonic orchestra pop concert
in the Hlppodrome.
Both people are exceptionally well
liked In this city. Miss Geary has a
host OF friends and Richie. since
coming here. has gained wide pop
ularity. He is now the orchestra's
concert master.
A wide range OF composers has
been chosen for the program Sun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23
REV. GLASS is DEAD

The death Thursday OF Rev.
Robt. c. Glass prominent Meth.
odist minister. is being mourned to-
day among the several congrega.
lions over which the deceased for.
merly presided Before retiring
from the ministry. eight years ago,
Rev Grass had filled pulpits OF the
Grace Methodist church, Green
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

voice renders popular songs
r.
LIBERTY
"Hypocri,es," ut tho Liberty. has
been one OF the most widely dis.
cusAcd pictures ever shown In Sc.
attic. The subject Is allegorieal.
showing a monks attempt 10 carve
In stone his ideal OF Truth" and
later the same monk in modern
life. In his search for Tsuth. rep
resented by Margaret Edwards,
said 10 BIO the most perfectly form.
ed woman on the stage. Az Truth.
~ holds 40 her mirror 10 life as
We see II and shows Il as IL really
H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

Lake church and the Methodist
church OF OLYMPIA.
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new CONSUL NAMED

Attorney c. Lillopoulos Is receiv-
ing the congratulations OF local
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

Use Star Wants Ads for Re-
suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23
Ne coIIeqe Until Sunday

The Clutching Hand. No. 2
two parts: The Son OF His Faith
err drama. Animated Weekly.
topical. Taking Her Measure.
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

Greeks today on his appointment,
announced Thursday. TO the post
OF Greek consul In the Northwest
and Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23
PHOTO PLAYS

or tho many vampire pictures
which have been shown on Seattle
movie screens. The blessed Mir.
Rele, the new attraction at the
Alhambra for tho balance OF the
week. viii hold place among the
best The story II one OF unusual
"trip and possesses the virtue OF
leaving final issue In doubt TO the
very last scene.
George bowman. the husband,
gives an excellent Interpretation OF
the weak-knecd. apineleHE fool who
Is unable 10 resist the sirens wilen
until a miracle the birth OF baby
boy TO his pretty young wife re.
suits In his awakening and kills the
vampires charm.
The latest George AIDE comedy,
The Fable OF the Two unfettered
Birds" Is the funniest ever. Edgar
and Laura are two high.browa. They
agree To be intellectual companions
They are about as romantic as a
cold water bag. then a baby enters
the plot A Ado afterward ad
ylses. II you are a superior person
don't have nothing 10 do with
babies"
The high-brows fall hard
The moral ~: "Pawntal instinct
Is bound to crop out even among
refrigerated upliftera.
There are two additional films.
lclEmMER
The Clemmcr shows "The Arrival
OF Perpetua." five.part Shubert
fllm. until Saturday night Vivian
Martin n featured in this first pie
ture production by Monsieur T.
Chautard, tho new French director
Perpetua IL rich little girl with
a guardian much older than herself
Tho she longs 10 remain with heI
guardian, who II an absent.mindet
dreamer. she II sent TO her fathers
half.eister. Miss Majcrdie. with
oyerfondness for monkeys. parrots
cats and dogs
Perpetua runs back 10 her guar
dian. but Is shipped back TO hei
aunts The pretty girl is pursued
by innumerable suitors. whose ardol
coolR when she is declared TO b,
I pennileHs Just as matters take 1
I dismal turn for perpe,ua. In stepi
the moody guardian. who has loved
the girl all the time. Her preyioui
wealth had prevented him deciar
Ing his love for her.
Tho popular Vivian Martin Il
seen NJ her best in this plc,nr'
and will surely succeed In addinl
many more Seattle names TO he
great list OF admirers.
SEATTLE
The mixed program idea. motor
pictures and vaudeville. is workinl
out With great success at the Seatti,
theatre. All day Thursday n well
filled house greeted the screei
favorites and local "vodeville
talent
Heading the picture entertain
ment IL the gripping drama. -'rh
Cycle Of Hatred. two.reotcr whic
tells the following story:
Olive Tracy. widow. becomes In
sanely Jealous when the engage
ment OF DR.. Stuart Morrison &
,Persls King IL announced. Sh
f1aturatea flowers with poison
Helen Tracy. who Ia none othe
than Helen Badgley. the lovabl
Thanhouscr juvenile. IL very q.
voted 10 the woman her mothc
hates.
Helen happens 10 ho alone IN Mis-
king'a apartment when IN
poisoned flowers arrive. She (
first TO smell them Or. MorriNo
saves tho tots life and the mothe
Is cured OF her Jealous disposition.
Athen and company In iabo
sklt mead the vaudeville Sunshin,
billed as the giri with the bi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

Queen Anne Tonight
The Mystery OF Richmond
Castle" five parts
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Mems Shoes

w. L. Douglas, regular $3.50. now. 50. SIS
W. L. Douglas, regular $500. now. S3.35
Broken Lines of Oxfords-
$50 and $500 values ..........S1. f,5
$3.50 and $500 Mems Shoes So .35
IS and So Mems Heavy Welt Shoes s.. 65
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Mclhourne ENDING sa,ureaY Nla
Madison Enolna saturday Nioht

Exploits Of Elaine" No. IL.
shorty Among the Cannlbals." two
parts. The Fakir." two parts
'Droppingtons DeyilIsh Deed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

day Seat prices are low enough 10
exclude nobody. The program:
Overturc-Raymond ..... Thomas
Violin solo-iargo ...... Handel
A. Richie.
Waltz Beautiful blue Danube
..s.s.sss.ss.. t.ss..sss. strauss
Suitc-Peer Gyut ........ Grcig
(a1 Morning .....s........
OBJ Asa's Death ............
tcl Anitra's Dance ......
(d1 The Hall OF the Mountain
King .....s....s..-...
Micaela's Aria from Carmen BiEe,
Miss Gwendolyn Geary.
(a) Andante Cantabile .....
...s......... TRchaIkownky
(h) The hiusic nox forchestra.
ton by J NJ. spargurt
................. l.aid0w
Violin solo Havana!se tfirst
time in Scattlel ......St. Sacns
A. Richie.
Irish Rhapsodie ......... Herbert
--@---=a-.--.=----
Great Britain mus, elrule the
globe 10 find her people. and must
traverse the seven seas 10 locate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23
Grand Ending saturday Nigh,

"Maryls OF III. Glen" (Robt
Leonard and Ella HalD. three
parts. Eddie's Awful Predica.
ment". Animated Weekly"
Melbourne Ending Saturday Night
The Master hummer" MARY
Fuller. three parts. The Expert
ment". "Pathe News. Love vs.
Chicken. You'll Find Out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

Alhambra Ending Sunday Night
Saved From the Vampire" Ethel
Clayton. three parts: The Two
Unfottered Birds" George AIDE com.
ody. The Coat Tail". "Hearst-Sellg
Weekly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

"Enoch Arden" LILLIAN Gishl
four parts. keystone comedy tsid
Chaplinl Sugar Culture. Rivers
OF France"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

Colonial. Ending Saturday Night
Anna KarcnIna" Betty hansen
and Edw JOSEF. five parts.
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Mission Ending Saturday Night
between the Two OF Them.
(slduey Drew The Guttersnipe" .
The Man at the Womens Club. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

RESIDENCE THEATRES
HOME un,ll SUNDAY

The Heart of Lincoln" three.
part drama Animated Weekly.
No. isl OF April :. topical IAN
over the Biscuits" comedy.
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Standard Pat
terms and pub
lieations free.
Ask our dem
onatrator to
show sou the
n e W Summer
styles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

Class A Ending Saturday Night
"A Fool There Was" (Theda
Bara and Edward JOSEF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23

voice" renders popular songs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23
p r. O G r A N s

Clemmer Ending Saturday Night
The Return Of Perpetua" Vivian
Martini. comedy drama.
Seattle Ending Saturday Night
The Cycle OF Hatred" two reels.
The Little Mother. THE Rent
Jumpers"
Liberty, Ending saturday NIGHT
"Hypocrltea" margaret Ed.
wardsl. four parts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-24
PEACE RIOTS REPORTED
 IN GERMANY
4. p. A. Service.

4. p. A. Service.
 LONDON, Dec. 23.-Continued re- ports are arriving by way of neutral countries stating that the food situa- ton In Germany Is fast becoming cri- tical and food riots have taken place in several of the larger cities of the empire. The accounts state that food riots have been of frequent occur renee in Berlin and the authorities have been compelled to use force to stop the activities of the hunger mad crowds which have attempted to storm the food markets While probably founded in some degree of fact 1t ie not believed that the alleged shortage is as severe as the reports indicate From all authentic accounts Germany Is far from being In dire need of fooc although there is probably a shortage in many lines. The reports are re- celved here with great skepticism ow' ing to their disagreement with wei authenticated knowledge.
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FORD ours EXPEDITION
 SAILS FOR HOME
A. ?. A. Service.

A. ?. A. Service.
 CHRISTANIA, Dec 24.-The Nor wegian liner Bergen Fiord with Henry Ford. the American peace missionary, on board. sailed from Bergen for New York this morning. shortly before his departure from Bergen Ford stated that he was too ill to continue with the expedition which will continue un- der the auspices of the Women's In ternational Peace Association and will pursue the same plan as outlined be- fore starting for Europe. Ford Is said to have arrived at the decision to re- turn to America last night and at once caught the train which arrived in Der gen only a few minutes before the steamer sailed. The newspapers this morning say that Ford was sick and downcast and left Christania on the advice of his physicians.
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A. p. A. Service.

A. p. A. Service.
 WASHINGTON, Dec 24.-Informa ton concerning the submarine attack on the Japanese liner Yasaka Maru il found by the state department to be very difficult to obtain Lansing Is said to be very anxious to find out the details of the affair on account of the presence of Americans aboard the ill., lated vessel but so far has not been able to learn anything beyond the first meager reports.
 Even the Japanese government is totally in the dark as to facts and Ambassador Chinda has so far been unable to get the details for his own government The Japanese represen- tative has asked the good ofices of the state department in his efforts to learn the truth of the matter.
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FEDERATED CHURCH.

This evening at o'clock the Sun day school will be entertained by a Christmas program. and Santa Claus will appear to cheer the children. A social hour will be enjoyed after the program. The public Is invited.
 A sacred Christmas concert will be given Sunday evening by choir of twenty voices. It will be a fine ex- pression of the Christmas joy
 Il n. m. Bible school and children's service. Adult Bible class will study The Wise Men"
 D. m. Endeavors meeting
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INFORMATION OF MARU
 SINKING HARD TO OBT AIN

slrous of ascertainlng the nationality of the submarine making the attack and also accurate information As to whether or not the Maru was warnsc
 Despite the statements published 10 the effect that Japan will take i'm mediate action. It Is stated on the ao thority of Chinda that his government knows nothing concerning the affair and there Is little reason for the be- lief that Japan will proceed in any other manner than through the regu- lar channels of diplomacy In the case of the United States the affairs has every prospect of stln further the foreign situation ow- ing to the presence of the Americana
 Lansing has the entire diplomatic stan in the Mediterranean capitals
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SWEDEN HAVING
 SEVERE WEATHER
A. p. A. Service.

STOCKHOLM. Dec. 24.-The most severe weather felt in Sweden for the past hundred and fifty years has pre- vailed throughout the country during the present season. Terrific gales heavy snows and intense cold has marked the winter so far and has caused much distress. Temperatures as low as sixty-two below zero have been recorded at many places. Trans portation throughout the country has been greatly lmpeded and navigation is more restricted to and from south ern ports than for years.
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GOVT PROBE REVEALS
 FURTHER C0NSPiRACIES

Leyndcker was indicted on a charge of eonspiring to dynamite the Welland canal and Justice was indicted with koenis on charges of conspiring To obtain military information for the German government.
 Indictments were also returned against Koenig and Leyndcker on a charge of conspirng to set on food in the United States military enter prise against the Dominion of Cana, da From reports made by the secret
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-24
KAISER IL
 WITH CANCER
A. 2. 4. SsvWes.

PARIS. Dec. 24.-A Copenhagen dis
 patch today asserts that Kaiser Will
 helm Is seriously Ill with cancer of the throat. The dispatch. which 1t is claimed Is founded on authentic in formation. asserts that the ruler has been suffering with the malady for some time and has previously been op- erated on. Reports arriving here from other sources also assert that the kais- CT is very sick man. 1t Is said that some of the most eminent specialists in the empire have been summoned to his bedside
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-24
BRITAIN BUYS MILLION
 POUNDS OF COPPER
one cents.

one cents.
 According to the terms made by the British agents and the brokerage firms by whom the deal was consumated, the commence until after the close or the year and then only in accordance with ever, be compelled to deliver the en tire five hundred and sixty tons at
 moments notice if the British so desire.
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BERLIN DENIES FOOD RIOT
 REPORTS
4. .. 4. Service.

N. .. A. 8eFVISo.
 BERLIN. Dec. 24.--The government has issued a complete denial of the reports distributed through neutral channels alleging that food riots have occurred at Berlin and Hamburg. The officials declare the reports fabrica- tions pure and simple and designed for the purpose of creating an undue alarm concerning the food resources of the empire. The authorities have as- sured the people that there are ample supplies of staples to provide for every individual in the empire until the spring harvests.
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GOVT WANTS
 DUTCH HARBOR
A. p. A. Service.
are Germans.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.-That the government wants Dutch Harbor as a survey is revealed In the annual report of the department of commerce. The partment in the Aleutians and along the Alaska coast can be carried on cility than is possible from any other situation along the Alaska shores
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-24
A. p. A. Service.

NEW YORK. Dec 24-Interest in the Germanie conspirators was again revived by the federal grand Jury bringing In another bunch of indict- ments yesterday afternoon. The in dictments returned yesterday were against Emil Koenig, a private detec- tive Richard Leyndcker. a dealer in curios and antiquities and 6 merchant named Edward Justice all of whom are Germans
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SHERIFF HODGE
 IS CANOIDATE
A. ?. A. Ssrv ee.

A. p. 4. Ssrv oe.
  oi King county, announced that he Is T candidate for governor of the state yesterday and has already started the campaign which he hopes will land him Hodge declares. however. that the present campaign is only the wind up to a campaign commencing away back in 1912 and he has had his eye on the governorship ever since that year. 'l started running for that office In 1912, he declared, and I have been running ever since"
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VIENNA IS
 OPTIMISTIC
A. .. 4. Service.

VIENNA. Doc n4.-The conviction the differences at present existing be- tween the United States and Austria win be speedily and satisfactorily ad- justed. The American note Is at pres ent being considered by the cabinet and the reply will not be long with held, according to the belief of the of- ficials. The press has so far refrain cd from more than casual comment on the American communication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-24
ZULU WAR HERO
 DIES IN SEATTLE
A. p. A. Service.

A. p. A. Service.
 SEATTLE Dec. 24.-Thomas J Scenes. a hero of the Zulu war In South Africa died In this city today after q brief illness. Scenes served with great distinction in the British eXpedltionary forces at the time of the great upris- Ing and was the recipient of several medals and other marks of honor from the British government. The funeral will take place under the auspices of the Elks of which the deceased was q prominent member ..
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GERMANS STILL
 CONCENTRATING
\. p. A. Service.

\. p. A. Service.
 LONDON, Dec. 23.--The heavy con- centration of German troops along the Flanders front still continues. accord Ing to continental advlces today, So far the Germans have made no al tempt to take the offensive. The ac- tivities along the British front are confined to artillery dueling
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4. p. 4. Ssrv,oe.
 NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-The largest order for copper ever placed at one time In the history of the United States. and possibly in the history of the world was contracted for by agents of the British government yes terday.
 The deal involves $ total of or s million. one hundred and twenty thou stipulated in the contracts Is twenty
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-24
<. ?. A. Service.

LONDON, Dec. 24.-Athens dis- patches today assert that the Turkish cruiser Midivill which was formerly the German warship Bresau, was sunk in a big naval battle with the Rus- sian Black sea fleet off the Bulgarian seaport of Varna. The advices declare that the cruiser Goeben now known as the Sultan Sellm was also seriously damaged in the battle and was com
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-24
BIG SEATTLE MERCHANT
 JOINS BENED|cTs
A. p. 4. Service.

PORTLAND Ore. Dec. 23.-M. E Frederick. the senior partner in the firm of Frederick and Nelson. the big Seattle department store. was quietly married to Mrs. Fayswick Detmertng' of Dayton, Ore. this afternoon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-24
DREAM HOLIDAY PROGRAM.

The Dream theater presents a holi day program tonight; Kings Rene's Daughter" in two parts. also a head liner comedy drama Peach Brandy" This is an up to date subject with a strong heart interest entitled "The Song of the Shore" will complete the bill.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-24

These pictures are all calss A and specially selected for tonight's show. Tomorrow night. shakespearss Win ters Tals-s big three part feature production; an extravagant spectacle with 6 cast Of three hundred pe0plA An appropriate Christmas offering. Don't misa it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-24
eEtljoERENT SOCIALISTS
 MOLD PEACE CONVENTION

AMSTERDAM. Dec. 24-Prominent socialists from all of the belliserent countries with the exception of Italy mot hero Wednesday for tho purpose of discussing stops toward an attempt to secure peace.
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VILLA EXPECTED
 IN NEW ORLEANS
P. A. S~rxiee.

P p. A. Service.
 NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 24.--Villas wife. who is al present visiting in this city received wire from him last night stating chat he will arrive in New Orleans this afternoon and eX- poets her to spend Christmas with him here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-24

service men il is stated that there are even more indictments in prospect as the farther the government probe Is employed the greater become the eyi- denees Of further plots. IL ls estimat cd that the Germanites have even gone to the length of formulating plans to destroy the national capital IS a warning to the nation to desist from the munitions traffic
 CallinR cards printed al Nugget ofnee.
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RUSSIAN BATTLE FLEET
 SINKS CRUISER BRESLAU

pelled to flee to the shelter of the nearest Turkish port, arriving there in an almost disabled condition. The Turkish warships are reported to have attempted to interfere with the Rus- sian operations at Varna but encoun- tered an unexpected concentration of the Russian fleet
 Christmas candies and cigars. lo- mems Drug Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-24

Christmas candies and cigars. Lo' mems Drug Store.
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p. .. CIUSEU TOMORROW.
 The Nome postonlcs will bs closed all day tomorrow. the usual Sunday hours will be observed on the following day.
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if you want a fresh Oyster Cock tail ae to the Nevada.
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"Fresh killed Beef, Pork, Vesi and Chickens. Independent Meat Market.
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Calling Cards at the Nugget Office.
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eaning cards printed at Nugget ofnee,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
IloRENTzEN-Jacob. aged Is years
nIRrHs AND nEATHs.

Births-Antonio and Maria Pietro, s23
Pierce, boy, Giuseppe and Lucia Sacca.
zoo Poppleton avenue, girl; Antonio and
Santa Mueti 7Ol Poppleton avenue, girl;
Ulrich and Rosa Koch. 1Il5 South Seven
teenth, boy; Howard and Eva Fels, Hi2
South Twenty-first girl.
Deaths-Mrs Winlfred White. a., 7d
South Thirty-slNth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12

SboreS ana OfHtce8s
DESK room and telephone In bright office.
Omaha Nat Bank building with desk
II preferred)i rent reasonable Cal Al 81
omahsN Nat Bank.
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Unclaimed Answers
to the
"Swappers' Column"

SWappers COIulIIn
Hundreds OF other answers have peen
ealled for and delivered during the iast
ali OF tho people below have made the
desired SWAPS therefore do not can 70.
the balance Of their answers. Bee want