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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-31

George burgess, who has been
spending a two weeks vacation at
his home at Horizon, Wis, returns to
Bismarck on Monday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-31

T. E, McDowall Of Carson brought
his wife yesterday to a local hospita,
for medical treatment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-31
POISON IVY.

Picry for the relief Of poison Ivy
poison. oak, etc. .,.
Satisfaction [" money refunded.
Sold by Cow MS Drug Store. Man
ufactured by ?icry Mfg. Co., Ambia,
Ind.-Adv. a..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-31

Mrs. Henry Anderson and her
daughter of Wilton We're in the city
this week to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Emma Lundberg.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-31

Mrs. Hasty of Wemm Bros. left
yesterday for Rochester, Mimi.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-31

CARAMEL ICE CREAM TODAY At
COWAN'S FOUNTAIN.
Take some home with you or call
phone 102 for delivery.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-31

Tribune want ads pay dividends.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-31
City Mews

H. E. O'Netll Of Mckenzie was in
town yesterday On business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-31

HllS dAu cVcLlLS, az 1U.AU. anu
$50.
Conrad Bauer, whose wife was re-
Gently operated upon in the Bismarck
hospital, yesterday came to Bismarck
to accompany her home, at the same
time bringing his mother to the hos
pital for treatment.
DR.. Piatt Dunn returned Thursday
evening from an extensive trip
through the Standing Rock Indian
reservation. He spent ONE time at
Shields and other points. He left
yesterday on a business trip to Heb
ron and vicinity.
Engineer ]. F. Kellum of the N. p,
whose home is at Jamestown, was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Kellum has
been laid up in the Brainerd, Mimi,
hospital with blood poisoning for the
past two weeks, and his numerous
friends are glad to see him back on
the job once more.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-31

Miss Laura B. Keenan,, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Keenan,, has been
elected to the position of primary
teacher in the Wilton schools.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-31

Merchant Rosen returned yesterday
morning from New York, where he
purchased an extensive line of fall
clothing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-31

Red raspberries now ripe; $500 per
24-box crate.
Adv. j. w. MHLLETT.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-31
Baldwin Services,

Baldwin Services.
Rev. A. w. MacNeill will hold ser
vices at Baldwin church Sunday
corning and evening, at 1920. and
$50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-16
Die benttse Gage.

Die gnglanoer eeben iest enblid
DOS 8orriiden Der 8enti9en in 60
Ili5ien gu. aaeroings 1itlo iie in Den
Wtitteilungen iiber ben lebten Siea
Modenien's lebr ipariam, ober iie
teilen cine IeuBerung bon inn nit,
melfe Die 8eoeutuag bieler @rfolge
fennseibnet. gr loa erflart boben,
DOB er 2emberg bis GUM eriten Suli
gu uebmen boffe. 9ie Sage in 60
.Ii5ien lit eit1e bof1t befrieoigenoe. IS
Itebt 8u boffen, ooB hinnen 8llraem
Der Iebte Gliie bon eali5iihem So
cen pertrieben iein miro. @uf Den
i,brigen SbladtfelOern lbeia,t nidJts
BiGfiges paiiiert gu iein. 9ie ibl;e
den &fe in Sranfrei6 uno 8ef-
glen Die iibliden Sample ON Slonac
un6 Die iibIiden Sample in BEN 0a1-
oaneaen. slns &uBlano tit nidts
Ne1tes eemeloet tporoen.
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8rtie Yrefe fit seras: Mittwod IS. SUM 1915.

AeiltItot oieies @ell16s liegen lrotb
feline W5itteilungen Dor.
@benlo menig erfdbrt man ol4rdD
oie 8epei6e oes anerifanilden Sc
neralfoniuls in 2onbon ettpos iib.r
ons Sdidial Der iibrigen jungelt
amerifaner, Die III Der s3o6l bon
mebreren @unbert auf 8ieboom-
pfern aQein bon Bolton aus nod
england o6gegonoen iino. l(lio
iiber Die 3obl Der Nmerifaner, Die
utlter gleiden 11m1t61rlen bon onoe-
rem omerifaniiden &afen aus no6
england gefabren iino, liegert, tpie
eS i6eint, ar fettte Ingo6en Dor.
llniere Gegierune lheint ii6 iiber ibr
S6idiol au6 in feiner @eiie at be-
nnrubigen.
Sdon Dor elmer @a9e pltrbe aus
@albington gemeloet, oos Stoats-
beportement babe Ole @ntloiiuno Ell
aer In5obl amerifonilber Sling
hinge, Die Bis amf einen getpiIier1
SDrea aus Chicago iammtlid) miltz
oeriabrig iino, aus Der britiiher1
uno Der fran5oiiiden @rmee ourdee-
iebt ouf Iniuben ibrer @Iterrt. gs
bieB IN Der Observation-Disclosures
Meloung, Die gntlaiiune beioetett
SDrels lei %perDeigert moroen, me;(
er boaidbrig lei, tpdbreno Die Gnt,
foiIang mebrerer Der Minoeri6bri-
gen pioer i1ren @iaen itattgefunoelt
fobe. 4benteuerlult mag mand Ell
men na6 europa eefiibrt uno 3u1i.
Gintritt ms eneliidee ooer fron50e
fiife Seer beipogen baben. Mn6ere
meroen ourd @erber berfibrt ODER
gar gepreBt iuorben fem.
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babe. oia", OF er iie lieb babe, ia" /,
Oh er beoo6te, mas er i6nen fir
Summer bereite, tpenn tie borten oab
er batte gerettet meroen fonnen
penn er getpoat, uno bob es ei9eni-
li6 9era0e3u Selb1tmor0 iei, tpen1l
er orf ieiner 8eigerune beitebe11
bliebe. uNein, id loile es mir nibt
abnebmen." - 90 mar olIo ni6ts
81 MAIDEN, uno Der 8rofeiior erfI1r-
te, einen lon9er1 3eitberluit Sen ort-
FERN 8ertpunoeten gegeniiber Mot
neranttporten 81 fonne1, H.. legte eli
men tlelten 8erbanb an. IN mel9ett er
einen geri9t einfiigte iiber Die 8et
9erltrlg, bamit linn ipater BON ar5t-
lidJer Seite fem @orpurf elmer
llnterlaiiu1gsiiinoe genuo6t tperoen
fonne. = auf Der nahiten Salte-
fteGe fano Die Iuslooune Itott, Ole
id NIT meirem &o6of CUR Crime
r1lng altfnabm. 0a fam mir elm
plosIider @infaa. als Die 8fle-
ger i'm aufbober1 auf feline Sabre,
lim i'm in ieinen @aegon 8nriidau<
i6affen, lieB i6 iie nod NAL ab-
ieten unb Iogte Dem bartn6dieen
8%ertuunoeten er moge ei1tma[ OLE
ido1en, i6 moae cine Bbotorap1ie
bon ibm MAIDEN, oamit feline gltern
weniitens nod Elm lebtes Qnoenfen
an i'm befamen; uno nodoem oie
gro5eour gliidli6 ponitotten eeeoll,
gen, ibarfte i6 ben gfIegern Elm.
oaB fie iid) Die eerlaue 4oreiie lei
net @ltern bon inn eeben Ioiie1
loltent oomit i6 ibnen oos 8ilc
iiberienoen fonttte. Gam ging es
auriid in ben Sperationsioal. @m
folgeroen Morgen iiben mir beiln
&offee, nls eth 8fleger eri6eint nlt6
meloet, Der @atm BON eeltern miiil-
i6e iebt oo9 feline 3nitimmulle CUR
aflplhation gu geben. Notiirl;d1
muroe iofort leinem 8unide gepil-
fobrt. IS NOR geraoe nod 3eit
getpeien; Der Matn befar1o iid TO-
!onge er nod BEL ulls NOR, uuf oeat.
beiten @ege 81 bolfommener Ser
itellltrlg u1b miro aud moi ben Ser
luit leines 8eines berifmer5en ler-
llen.
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giid perteiOiger. mie ireenoiemano
III unierer 4rnee uno Worine.
Iber 9erobe neil iie lopol iinb un0
lein pitroen utto neil iie oieieln 2or.
De ergeben iino, miiroen tire Mitbur-
ger I'm 10 mebr ben Sdnner5 mitellt=
pfill0er, ser uni ere 8riioer %iiberpGl-
tigte, pern Tie iid I'M 9riege nit if
rem Wrtterlanbe finben niirben.
Gin ieoer, Der ii6 an oos 9ebe11 in
ben Ser. 5taaten ooer i~rgen6einern
cnoeren freien 2onoe eepobnt 6ot,
t1blt lid oo6 immer nod gu oen,
2onoe leiner @eburt ~binge5oeen; er
miiroe fein gutter Meni6 iein, penn
er es ni6t tate.
9aber miro bieie 9otior1 beItrebt
lein, NIT alien Nationen Srieoen gu
balten nro ais neutraler Staot auf
leiren reutrolen &edter1 gu beIteben
ni6ts mebr uno nifts peniaer.
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CROWN BOTTLlNG COMPANY

xbeD. ydiHer, WeIhnffsftbrer.
III Spnes Npemie. geeeniiber Der Gone
Stor Brauerei. Gan Nntonio. Segas.
ar Snbrifonten bon allen Grten Cos
boipaffer, Miner1lipdHer unb porsiieliH
benz ir~oIbefannteu 2tthia GeIbtr.
Usib< 9sIspbpne. - 9reis AtIxferuna
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Gfenbabn TabrpIan.

go. Bonn @orben $40 nad5m.
Mo. 5-Vom Noroen 100 BORN.
go. I 8om Nor1en 1856 BORN.
go. --8on @erico 1910 nad1m.
Mo. 12-8on 2arebo (semiidt) -.
$3.50 BORN.
9fo. 6-Son Qareoo 7:45 abeiios
Qbfabrt-
go. 4-Ma6 Dem 0orben 1920 nodh,p.
Mo. 6-0a6 Dem Norben. 1915 nad5r1.
So. 8-Soeal mad 9earne TAO BORN.
sfo. 1o-9ailb erpreB Special, 3orben
go. 5-ga9 merieO ......7:so o oral'
No. 11-2ofal na6 2arebo (gemifdt) !.
1000 abenD3
g. q. & u. g.
Gnfunft -
SO. L. Bon Souiton, @acp nnb Corpus
gbrifti ............7:O5 nod1rr.
Ho. Boon Souiton unb aiifenorter1.
........... $3.50 borl;.
9n. Boon goofum unb aiiitenorfen.
1.40 nad]fn.
$40. 42-@on 9errbiae ....9:O5 BORN.
SO. 146-@on aerrbiae, tdali6 ol1gaee
tlotnttet Sonntaes ..7:45 abeiios
abfa6rt-
SO. 2-aa6 6pniton, 8aco uno Corpus
$50. 4-@ad aouifon uno aiiaenorten
1890 nat6ll.
2o. 6-yea6 Doafum unb aiiitenorten
2:10 racDm.
go. 43-Go6 &errbile -. 5:05 obercs
No. 145-Nad 8errbiue, tdsli6, aasges
11oft1t11e1 9ontttags ....7:05 BORN.
g. s. & g. n. (oauptIinie.)
SO. 1o1-9uniet aimiteb, bon Stem Or.
$50. 1o2 @uniet aimiteO, bon gan S Sra11'.
cisco :..............3. BORN.
$40. 7-S6neuaue, bon Stem Orleans.
$50. 8-sdnsasna, bon Sci aio ....
SO. a.annfst erprsb. bon l' as}p 9G ers
SO. 1omGanfei erpreb, bon a. gan 9 srars
cisco ........... $3.50 nadm.
Gbfa6rtA
$40. 1o1-9uniet aimiteo, mad Gan
Srancisco ........ .4.5O BORN.
9o. 102-Suniet 2imiteo, nod Stein Or
leans ......... 400 bornt.
go. 7-S9neI8us, uad Sci Mio. ....
so. a--56nedsna. mad astp o sri np'
go. e-5nnisi e1preb nad gsn assran.
llSlu ....s.. ...... .OU 4tuuJliI. !
$50. 10-9uniet grpreB, na9 Netp Or
leans. ...11:00 nndtS
gfeturia Drift on.
Nnfnnft -
SO. 30f-8on Souon. Sort 2abaca, gic@
toria, Guero ........7:20 noHnt.
Mbfahrt-
Rn. S02-Mad guero, @ietoria, Sort
2abucn. 9oufton ......7:45 BORN.
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t9lnS uSbe San Srancisco Goa".)
Imerifa minidJt NIT niemanben
&rieg.

@inige amerifanii6e 3eituneen
5alten es fir angebrodt, giireer
heutider Qbfnnft be5iigli6 ibrer
! sRopalitat i'm Sole zines &rieueS
5pii6en oen Ser. Stoaten ulln
9euti6lano" 8u befrogefl.
GttDas impertinenteres, toridtere5
poer unftotigeres fann man iid foum
poriteIen.
0os gan3e 8olf Der Ser. Staoten
it BON ~irgenoeiner v4bfnnft". Mil-
lionen iino 0euti6er Abfunft uno lie
fino quite amerifoner.
anoere Miaionen iinb irildJer,
i6ottiider, en9liider, italienilher,
idpeoii9er gtbfunft. Sic ollie i1uo
quite amerifanii6e 9iirger.
Cine beitimmte 8iirgerflaiie nod
ibrer 2opalit6t gegeniiber Sen Ser.
Staaten I'M Sale zines &rieges sn
fragenb lit cine itltpioe ltnberid1liil-
belt ulto ioate BON ieoem alnerifoni-
id)en 8iirger ais iolde ongeie6an
tperoen.
Gin alter amerifanii6er Goloet
oeutider Gbfunft idreibt oieier 3ei-
tung folgenbes: SD iebe, man peiit
oorauf bin, OoB Die 0euti6-9lmerifas
ner 8affen in ibren SGuiern boben.
SD CLAUDE, 0aB iebr piele bon ibnen
@affen baben. 9oslelbe lit BEL mir
Der Sal. Sd babe oie @affe, bie lb
ols Sol6at Der Ser. Stoaten nab-
reno bes 8iirgerfrieges triig. 4ns
bere 9entl9e miro man i'm 8eiie oer-
felben @affen finben. Sic iino REQ.
li6 oa5u beredtiet. ltno oieie 8of-
fen, Die in Die @dnoe Der Dertid-
Mmerifaner geraten moeen, tperocn
TON oieien @nierifdnern i'm Snteraile
Der Ser. Gtaaten benubt tperoen."
0ienlnno iollte leidtiinnie bon Der
Woglidfeit zines &onfliftes smiideil
cen Ser. Staaterr nno Der oeiiti6en
Gegierung iprefen.
8enn BON elmer iol9en Moglif-
felt Ole @e6e it, 10 oenfeu Mmerifae
ner nidt rar an einen &riee nit Ell.
rer frem6en Madt als Iolden = DIR
mare notwithstanding einfah urb
Entertainer miiroen iih nidt unnev-
niinftigermeiie oabor fiir6ten.
@enn ouf einen arieg mitD euti1-
lano bineetpieien Miro 10 benfen mir
une an uniere INSTRUMENTATION
griioer bier in ben Ser. Staateab
ron oensn Meiaionen quite 8iirger
limo.
0ieie oeutifen Manner baben au
Dem @ufbau Der Ser. Gtaaten DieI
beigetragen. sic BADEN 4nteil I'm
rem inteaeftl,eaen 2eben Der Notion.
eer oemofratiiden &egierung, TOM
mer5ie1em 6ortidritt in sroBereH
l1mfange ols i~rgen6eine anbere Ha-
tionalitdt inter ms.
Mae Mmerifoner geoenfen nit
Ganfborfeit belien, mas Die SobnC
9eutihlonos in oen Ser. Gtnaien
uno fir oie Ser taaten eetan ba-
ben.
llno alle 4merifaner iino fid b.
nubt, baB cine llneiniefeit 5pii6en
cen Ser. Staaten ur6 9eutihlanS
hier3ulanbe Summer nno Gorge mud
Ii6 sieben piiroe, mas melt mebr gu
beoauern p6re als irgenoeine bloBe
Ghtuierigfeit nit elmer fremoeu @a-
tion.
@s ioGte niemotoem einfaaen, lid,
na6 Der 2opolitdt amerifoner 6eut.
i6er, en9lii6er, fran5oiiider obet
italieniider 9tbfunft 5u erfunoieen.
sic alle miiroen 5unddit an 0ieieS
2ano, oas iie oufgeuommen bat un>
6os iie aooptiert boben, oenfen.
sic tpiiroen gerooe 10 6uperl6iiif
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gmerifaniidJe Gnaben i'm britiidgea
.6eere.

FSN~S
Set alls6ru6 oes &rieges lin6
eini9e &unoert iunger 9merifaner
auf britiIden 8ieboompfern ais
@ieb- unb 8feroejungen alein bon
goiton aus na6 England obgefob-
rem, uno nur menige bon ibnen iilo
auriifgefebrt obgleid) bod 8uiihen
Der amerifaniiden urlo Ser britiiden
6egiernng Dereinbart moroen boB
iol6e 2eute anf Soften Der Iebteren
nod amerifa 5uriif5u6eforoerll
fino.
Sn 0ienidenraub, Menideniba-
der nrlo Observation-Disclosures iino Die
Gnglanoer ia BON ieber groB gene.
fen. NamentIih ben Ser. Staaten
gegeniiber baben fte iid in oieier ge.
5iebung Die groBten 5redbeiten u1o
llebergriffe erlaltbt, at Gnoe oes
porlebten utlo 5l anfang oes Iebter
Sabrbunoerts. bis es Damn en6lldJ
oo:al I'm 8rad, gum &riege BON 1912
FAM. 1870
@ie felt Iusbru6 oes geeenpGr-
tigen 9rieges our6 3litun unierer
8riten : Sreunoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
england uno ieiner ltebereriffen
eegeniiber i'm allgemeinet Die grob.
tie Nadiidt eeiibt tporoen lit, il
aitd ipe5ien in 9e5ug ollf iene
Mngelegenbeit, oif Die als 5tpangs-
tpeiie au be8eidnenoe ginitellung Der
amerifaniiden gesleiter beiaeter
Bferoe- nno 8inoertransporte 1T
oas britii6e Seer.
Man i6eint es in Sinii6t auf
Die atgelia6fiihe Sreunoidaft bon
amerifmii6er Seite nid)t fir oppor-
tun, pieImebr fir nn5pedmaBig ge-
balten su baden, iid nab Dem
Shidial iener 2eute al erfunoigen,
bis Dem mationaIen 4bgeoroneten
Teter e. Sague aus Mniiaduietts
Die Code at ton tpuroe uno er ii6,
mie es id1eint, on bas Staats6epar-
tement in @aibington o6er an @errn
9rpon unb oieier ii6 an ben onle-
rifaniihen @enerolfoniul in 2ono0n
manote.
Nad Mitteilungen aus Bolton i'll
nunmebr Dem &eprdientanten Saeae
bur6 Serrn 8rpan cine Depei6e
oes amerifoniiheu 8enerolfoniils
IN 2onbon in 8e5ug alif iene ansc.
Iegenbeit 5iigeitelt mor6en. MaGj
bieier 9epei6e bat Serr Sfinner
feitgeiteat, ooB finf3ebn @merifaner
Die als 8egleiter bon 8iebtranspor.
ten na6 england gefommen iparer,.
in 6os britifde Seer eineeltelt NOR.
ben fino. 9ieie fiinf5ebn 9merifa-
ner tporert nit ben 81 Infang Wai
bon Bolton obgegangenen 9eplano'
l0ompfer Ganbrian nod gnglonS
gefabren uno i6on Dor ibrer 2ail'
oung oalelbit - mebr ooer tpeniger
8mongsipeile - o%ngetporben nor6eu
Inter ibner befanoen iid) elm bier.
Sebni1briger &nobe namiens 8otrid
/ 0enebp uno bier onoere Minoeri
jGbriee. @ie es in Der 9epeif)e oes
merifoniiden @eneralfoniuls beiGt
bat oieier beim britiiden 8riegs'
nliniiterium Inn ~iofortige @~ntlaIfun(
ser flint minoeri6brigen @merifa
ner aus Der britiiden @rmee NM
libre 3uriidbeforOerung nad oet
Ger. Staoten nodgeiudt. lteber 90;
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eanta sc q. &. q. 81. gepot)
9eIdlafts . se;lhaber

nit 1000 bis 5000 9oGor aupital
geIu6t. Siingerer ManI tpelder bcr
oeutiHen uno eneliiden Sprade
m1dtig lit uno iib als &eiienoer fiir
oen Staat Seras in gugros (Bbols-
iale) @eiddft peripenobar mafcr
faun, miro bepor5ltgt. 0ie @aare III
importiert, iebr gepinnbrinaeno unl
leidt oerf1uflih. 8erlnIt oes Gopi,
tolls alseeidloiien. @an ihreibe
Seras supporting COMPANY,
8or 456. 0eu-8raunfels, EeS
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Srei! EmaiG : Soiicepfonnen.
Mifhidiiiielu, Eoiien rno l1ntertli-
fem un0 Galat-gomleu nit iehenl
&fnno 1erfection-9ee gu Coo. &ein-
barb & So, aoffee uno See-Store,
2t5 0arp StraBe.
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Seltene @eleeembeit - Sir .oreiBia
Sage mn6t bns Barr Gtnoio, Ipe. 6
SIR. 21th. feline photographer in SOL
oers- fir $500 Der 2Itbero. (ans-1
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-24
THE RED ROSE"

Few people who admire the chic little
bonnet worn by Miss Nellie Wagner,
the American millionaire's daughter in
the musical comedy success, 1.-The Red
Rose" when it is presented at the
Greenwood Theatre. Thursday evening,
Dec. Goth, will realize the humble orr.
gin of this dainty headgear.
A few years ago while Miss Wagner
was touring Europe, she was impressed
with the quantity artistic beauty of the
sunbonnets worn by the Ditch peas.
ant girls. Before leaving Holland she
purchased one to keep as a curio. Wher
she was engaged for the part of Daisy
Plant in 1.-The Red Rose" the custome,
submitted a dozen samples of bonnets,
all of which failed to meet the dainty
little actresses approval. At the last
moment, when the costumer and man.
ayers were almost driven to despera-
ton to find a suitable cap for the char
acter of Daisy, Miss Wagner suddenly
thought of the old Dutch bonnet. This
she resurrected from her trunk, and
with deft hands remodeled it to suit
her taste. The result was q creation
that invokes the admiration of every
woman who sees it.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-24
NEW METHODIST PASTOR.

Rev. ]. A. Hall and family left We'd
nesday for their new home at Green
wood. Sincere regret is felt that Mr..
Hall had served his full tenure at
Grenada but all are glad that he goes
to a town so near by. The best wishes
of the entire community go with MIR.
Hall and his excellent family. -Gren-
ada Sentinel, 18th inst.
The Commonwealth joins with our
people in extending to DR.. Hall and his
estimable family a most cordial Green
wood welcome, and hopes that they
may be pleased with their new home in
the Queen City of the Delta.
On next Sunday evening at 7:3O
o'clock, the congregations Of the Pres
byterian, Baptist, Episcopal and Chris
tian churches will join in a general well
come service for DR.. Hall at the Meth
odist church and all are invited to at
tend.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-24
THE MAJESTIC THEATER WILL
OPEN DEC. 81.

The attention of our readers is
directed to the announcement of
the opening on Monday, Deem
Der 9th, of the New Majestic
Theater in this city. The build
ing, next door to D. C.. Peteet &
Bros. store, has been fitted up in
splendid shape for this new NOV
ing picture show, and. Messrs
Cooper and Wooten, the clever
young owners and managers, an
nounce that the Majestic will be
modern and up-to-date in every
respect, clean and comfortable,
and that a six-piece orchestra will
furnish music. They solicit a
share Of your patronage, and
promise satisfactory service. Read
their announcement in this paper.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-24

Greenwood played six games and lost
only one to Greenville, at which time
the team was very much weakened by
the injury of Mclean. This team
makes no claim to championship honors.
but nevertheless they have one of the
best high school teams in the South.
In 1914 the Greenwood High School
went through the entire season without
losing a game.
Interhigh school football has devel-
oped and prospered wonderfully among
Mississippi high schools in the past few
years, and Greenwood has always had
a representative team. Commercial
Appeal special.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-24
VAL HALLA'S TINA DANCE

The Val Halla Club its an.
nual Christmas dance to be given or
the evening of Tuesday, December %.
No announcement of any affair for
the society set to be given during the
holidays will be read with more pleas
use than this one. The members of
this popular club always entertain their
friends with a dance during the holi-
day season, and NO affair given in this
part of the State is looked forward to
with more pleasure.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-24

Martin Andersen, Jr., who has been
city editor and bookkeeper for the
Fort Pierce, Fla, News during the
past several months, arrived home
Wednesday and will spend the holidays
here with the family of his parents and
friends. Mr.. Andersen has accepted a
position with the Yazoo Sentinel and
will assume charge of his duties on
that paper January 3rd. We join
with his many friends in congratulating
him upon the splendid success he is
making.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-24
YOUNG-TURNER,

Mr.. ]. Winton Young, of this city
and Miss Carrie Belle Turner, of Nox.
ubee county, were married on last Sun.
day afternoon near Macon. They have
returned to Greenwood, and are re.
ceiving the congratulations and best
wishes of their many friends. The
Commonwealth welcomes this happy
young couple to Greenwood and wishes
for them a long and prosperous married
life.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-24
HOW THIS MOTHER
Got Strength To Do Her Work

Fair Haven, VII was so nervous
and run down that l could not do ny
homework for my little family of three.
had doctored for nearly two years with
out help. One day | read about Viasl,
and thanks to it, my health has been re-
stored SO | am doing all my housewsrk
once more. | am telling all my friends
what Vinol has done for me. Mrs.
JAMES H. EDDY.
Vinol is a delicious cod liver and ire.
tonic which creates a healthy appetite
aids digestion and makes pure Hood
s. l.. Raines. Druggist. Greenwood.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-24
MASONIC OFFICERS-ELECT.

Greenwood Lodge 1876 F. G A.
NJ. have elected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing 1916 term:
J. P. Knight, w. NJ; c. w. Tel
fair, S. w; G. G. Mitchell, J. W.;
J. 7. Spivey, Sec'y; Robt. Herman,
Treas; R.. H. Stephenson, Tyler.
The installation ceremonies will
take place at the Masonic Hall on
Monday evening, Dec. 9th.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-24
WHAT CHRISTMAS MEANS,
To the ~child-Paradise.

To the child-Paradise.
To the young people-Presents.
To the merchant-Prosperity.
To the florist -Plutocracy.
To the clerks-Lame Backs.
To the old people-Remembrances.
To the cynic-Superstition.
To the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
To the young girl-Aistletoe.
To the crank-Expense.
To the workingman-A holiday.
To the mail carrier-Woe.
To the bank Observation-Disclosures
Popular Monthly.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-24
THE STYLES CHANGE.

Here are some lines Wilbur Gibson
wrote,
You'll remember them no doubt,
Her feet beneath her petticoat
Like little mice crept in and out"
Dear Clip was telling in fairy rhymes
And meter smooth that fairly pranced
lust. how the maids in olden times
Disported as they gaily danced.
ut maids today are goWned so pert
That Clip would write like this, no
doubt;
Like round, full moons beneath her
skirt
Her dainty knees bobbed in and out"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-24

Mr.. James Lear stopped over on a
short visit to his sister, Mrs. Charlie
Jones, the past week while en- route
from school to his home in Yazoo City.
He was accompanied home by his sister.
| Miss Torrey Lear, who has been spend.
ing the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. c. ].
| Jones.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-24

VALESKA SURATT
In THE SOUL OF BROADWAY"
Produced by the Fox Film Corp.
There is a reason why every Lady in
Greenwood will want to see this picture
Greenwood Theatre, Saturday.,
December 25th.