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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

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Der in bas ie6r iibsrtrisbeus Gegsns
tell umouiGlagen uno babel eiusu
S9nitt gu beeiinitigen, ber am be-
fen nit sGsgehI9itms 5orm" be3ei4s
net fperben biirfte, Da CT, mud obsn
BON ben anien ab iebr bersnst, na9
uHten In m0eIidf rsgelmdBigeu, Iteis
fen 5alten ausfdllt.
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bern DfaIlsn7 bic mGBig reiten, als
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uab bic IOfen, tur8sR Saden iibsr ben
bibI9eH, e9tsn Biensr 8Iufen bsrs
D~ollitGnbigen bas Northumberland
@an5e, OeiIen meift ounllen, pielfa9
marinebIaren Gbebiot, fdlparSsr ober
aud bunter ~bandIIierter f9lperer
Geioenitoff olS @irteI, als @uffGlds
&C, aud nls Sadenfutter @erpenoang
finbei. Sine an mondeR 4n3iigen
auFfaIlenbe llebereinifimmung besiigs
lid bes Geibenitoffss an 8IuIe, Sal.
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f9irm III gu ertD6bnen. GbsnTo
babf6, babel prattf6 fnb bic Mies
net Ieidten @ommertIeibcr aug
bilnniien paIdborsn Gtoffsn, an be-
uen rsife Saubltidersi NIT Sall.,
aad 6iletIpibsu uub NIT garter SauOs
maIerei I'm aItpieneriideu Stil nsits
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tigblausr gbinafsibs (qbb. j Bette
ben Oer arageH unb bic uutsrs Gage
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mel, bssgIeinen bic &nopflo9einfais
flung unb bic -anDpTe fiir ben Dor
bsrl6luB, fopie bic anOpfreibe, bic
bic riidpGrts auf3uIebenbs SoIlfaIte
aisrt. Der redts Oorbsrs Ronb, bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

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ALIENS en- @abt nemms. Bsnn i4
ibn brouGe bebt, oann t6nnt i4 ia
for ibn t%eIlefobme. .Sebr pobI,
enGbiser 9srr", bat Der Sobn seIagt,
I'M i4 I'm fort. Ulsi Maf9ien bat
mid mad ben Diebrgarte gebra4t I'm
bort ben i'd bas AutoMobil narte
Idfle I'm fin tnieit, for mid bic Sets
an3uiebn. Sd maB iase, es ia allies
Id0n gsipeIe I'm i'd fen bic GnuimeIs
orig gut gegli6e. Den grSBte 8onn
ben i9 in ben Montiebaus gebabt.
Sd bente, bic Mpnfies fin all aalfe
sepsie, bietabs ie ben Iid all in eirlem
fort geltrdtidt, SD ben ben Seller,
no an bic Monties getpsbt BAT, ge,
fragt, oh bic Monties aud beitI4
psritsbn IN ba bat er gefast, tpenr
i4 10 gut bsitI4 berItebn bebt, nte
bic Mlonties, banH t6nnt i9 lode.
sd ben geiast, es mar fein Subs,
bah er iobr iperbe bebt, IN biefeIfps
8eit bsbt i9 es cpriei6iiebts, baB er
70 for feline 2anbsieut aufIte4n Oebt,.
Mebbie bic Monties pdre shr Sc
ihpiItertinnsr gu ibnr.
Da Bate &c atpiper email ben GEL
Ter bore IOIls! S4iepib, mas is Der
70 rolf getporbe! Gr bat gelast, ben
Weg, ipte i1 mid betrdge bebt, t6nut
CT MIR Gin Ding for m6gIid 6aIte
I'M bas ipGr, bab iG 3 RameeI mar
I'm In bic Getti9en beIdnge bebt, no
Re bic aalneeler ~edsbibbitte be6ts.
gpenn i1 oiDper nit IN . @edenb abe
f9otte BELT, bann bsbt er en- aoIiess
mann rufe I'M Oebt mid in aos Sns
GebusGTeiIum ltede lOffe, bas mar Der
plat, no 2ubnetids, ME mid, be-
bebte.
MeIl, bas bat ntDtper op9 meme
9obt irisgt. sd ben geTost. nDenn
i'd Shine en- CUTE Gttlpeis geipipe IoIl,
oann rat i9 Sbne, tein Mort mebr
3u fogt; &c bubn fd fonIt Inn Sbs
rem aOpp fdipGBe. Msnn i9 Sbne
lase moIlt, men az In GrOut BON iid
BEN, Oanu bsbte Se eipee febnte un
Osbt Sbne Sbr eanses Gene Iarrie
Fiible. SD bin nit erIaubt. mid etpss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

gu geippe, aiptper bas is aud Sbne
SIR Slid. Nifie sc, ieBt in Babrs
5ette ba muB mer { ipenig tebrfuIl
ieir, mas uler fage Oubt; afptper t9
mill Sbne bod nod ems Iage, mits
aus mel Snto4nitto 3u berIeBe: ste
fin Der unberf9dmteIte &ert, no iG
in mel gdn3es Gene geIe6n ben. Sd
ben ttpaiie bic gar5e MsIt geiebn,
ben nit ale gefrDnte SduptIinge
8rie6er19aFt g%ebrunte, aipper sic fin
bod Der urbinsbrldts bon fe dIIe."
SD ben geOenft, bnB i9 E grobe
Smprei4en auf Jpn made bebt ans
lDer bas mar nit Der Seas. Nlttaus {
Mort Su Iage, bat et en- DiIIel BON
fi9 geiptpe IN in Z Sedsnb fin brel
8oIiesmdnner DagetpeIe, I'm bas Is
sbbes, ipo in bic Sunettet @tebts nit
m0sIi9 sepsIc ipdr. Die &apperf9
ben MIDI am S9laIittde triegt, ben
mid In en- pstrDleumtpnge geldbe I'm
banu fin msr nod bic @tebI9en ges
fault. Bet @aIIe, ben id Su mid
ssOentt, bas Ding gefdIIt mid gar
nit. off &o6rs, tusnn i9 fe mstn
Name nerrle bebt, bdnn bebte ie rnts
faIIs, atpiper t9 ipeib nit, Oh bds Der
adifer gletde bebt. 9a ben i3 an ben
Sobn seDtntt. Sd ben for permis
i6tn ssfrdgt, nad nlein 9CteI teIles
fo9m. 81 berTe, I'm ba ben i4 ben
So9n Mort eeipipe, bab CT gleid
tcmme IN mid eraus BELLE font,
Der Sobn bat audi nit lang ouf
iiG parte IaIie. st bat en- forge
Sabt nit ben 2ubtennsnt gebabt III
Z Mlinnit fpdter fin mer aEtIeit ges
ipele. Der Sobn bat geiogt; ~9lau,
gndbiger !0err, iptnn sic nit ben
@pieb peiter gebt, bann TONNE Sc
nod in ben grOBte Srubel. Mei,
Sic bubn ia bic sanSe Salin ouf ben
2opp itelle. I'm BON iebt an gebu Sic
nit me1r mitaus mid fort; i4 fin
rifponnIibbsI for Sine I'M gIsihe
aud nit, In Srlbel 81 TONNE" 81
gott iub. Stief, ben ih sefagt, tpomit
berbIeiipe Sbne Sbrn lietpsr
mhfIibh Gouprnmhfer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23
Mlein Iieber ser gle6adEiondrl

Mlein Iieber sSsrr RsbadtionGr!
g1a9 ieIle Gdspierien3, no i9 Sine
L Do9 suriid bersdbIt ben, ben i'd
bod tsinber pisft sefiibIt. Der Spbn,
no en- orig gutter Seller is IN no
e. gut nit mid semeint bat, bat ges
ldgt, sr bebt bOTfe, Dab Der emperor
nids BON bic @sI9i9t bore bebt, Der
tDnnt 70 MontisiGein nit iteube. Sd
ben gsIast, oaB i'd nit febn t6nnt,
for iparam bic piebels In Berlin en-
3f9u9t 10 iiplpel neriile bebte; IN
bic Suneitet Gtebts t0nnt en- Seller
70 melt gebn, pie er ipoIlt, M ss
mar obIred)t init bic piebeIs. WelI,
bat Der SobL geidgt, mer ipdre bier
nit in Die Suneitet Stebts. Die
btbte m1n6e Sane made, 100 In {
Siffelciit aontrie tpte S9ermennie nit
erlaubt ipdre.
Mell, ih ben bic Dauntd6Iing gnts
nebtf9ert gtnpmme. bietobs Id ben
geoeutt, mas Is bic Subs 81 tide,
.3piide S1ne i'm ben 2dmppobI Is es
MID nit 10 gang re9t gsfDeIe, baB
Der Sobu INNER NIT mid getrGtppelt
Is. S4tepib, Id fin bod teiR 9e6s
bic, no { glDrs brau9e bnbt. Nm
nd4its Dag ben id for ben aisItn
au Dem SoAn ssiast. er tUnnt ii4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

- Si6tttt 9twtiB. .qltbet
Brtunb, ih mirbt germ in ben 5lano
Der Gbt iTticu. atsr Elm psrfdnbigts
mub Is isin, gnb Oas N
lhlptr an fiH0m.a
sGins tsnHs i'd - obsr Die binbsi
iih Mot - mir BOT lie ,inen aorb
ls1sbtn."
Die ne9m' i'd bic 1T pirllid
= 0srltdnoig!"
aHbnt pbantafie. -
aomii@, ale 9euts IafeH fi6 i'm
5e!os ben Bart itsbsn, 4i9 Ioas
gar ni6t punberu, penn na6 Dem
isrisss iogar uHIers aaoetten i'm
goabart beimtommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

sinen laugen Rrassn = slutt obsr
ast Der Qinie db bur4 einen gspreBs
ten 5alIenteiI ergdn8t srleBsn
IdBt. Die I4ipar3e Srefis am aras
geuaniaB, bic nit ie elmer GaIings
nebt gnbe abTdIieBt. tann in bic
fem Sail fortgelafien tperOsn. lns
ten iinO ObertOff unb 5utter tn eth
9iinO9en gu fafien.
3und4f lin 2lbb. - 3eisen mir
cine isbr tIeiOiame 8luHe aus ipeiBem
8aumpoIIsnitOff ober farbigsr Ssioe.
9efonbsrs neu iinb an Der futterIo,
fen 8lufe Der flotte, 5iemIi9 ruub
gef9nittsne, nit @inlage geIteiFte lIns
~le9strogeu unb bic ibereinitimmenben
aermelaufI9ldge. 9arunter lit
fdnaraes, ssfaItetes Seiben6anb nit
S4IsifenabidIub angebradt. @robe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23
MAhHIfaNlM ~ III

WHbttffettm ua otter
fH8fsbiattf ismHf t4 Naif
ms8ialM lflouHisR
af4u 81, Mahaa tiaHigfs
ffi th cine fae1i Hinf tMii
Boa "a 6aut ltitllht i fN Ndltf
ftllauN slice. ha 1aliif |imt Haf
NHB afm Hhh tlt ifHim Nlnsu
maNm tflltia afb.H tfmH BE adt
miilf vel w%lbMNHfttt
go coz d8t tH Ntmf Hhh
Sem Mann tH 0olbnaa m
blt hsnhs .Da ttlhsH @f hf
BEN otmtn qutlul N8 tn Hstlam8
loon ben 3hnm, bob &c fb hatam
dagthmtnl
Nu &fn0psttuou uitit M in
bic Ntnhs .1relliA 81 lib bin abtr
duh bn malml'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23
aeuiiacr 0lause.

2dugif ipnr oes 0euti6eu aoIets Sing
Gem gritenleu Eutpioer.
Gr best ben @alierhabn boil 8rug,
Gle muroen gmloesbriioer.
gIs oritter fam Der 0luIebGr. -
Ser aoler bebt Die S6miugen:
LIMB iperul Die @elt uua 2eufel mar
es oll ms bod seIingenl"
Sit's font aud uidt beg 2otuen art, -
3u 9ritenleu bit feige.
6ait Su9 u0 5eitdelei gepaart;
guI0 gebt oein &abn our Jleige.
3oIit ou aud nod mebr 6eiu0e Der
Sn 0ieiem 8olterriugen:
1lluO ipeun Die gSelt bon Seufel udr'
IS mub uils bod gelingenl"
Der Qoler iG6 bernie6eri6oB,
Sem 6etn0' ben 2ubn gu 9eben.
Sb malder Sropfen 8lut aud flob,
Ser aar nirO iie9reiA i1lpeben.
Drum fol- es gea bnm Sells gum Meer,
9lrd ale 2anoe flinsen:
gllno iuenn Die 8eIt boil SeufeI mar ,
SO IL tro unS ooh relingenI"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

morib Relfenouft BAT bic @elpobns
belt, i'm aaffesbaus allie 3uderitiits
teln ein3uiteden, beren er babbaft
iperoen funn. @ines Sages beoba9
tel Jpn Der aellner, gebt bin uub
gieBt i6m f9por3en &affee in bic
9lodtai6s, in Der Der 3uder bers
I9punbsn lit, nimutt bonn bic Milf=
toine unb fragt nit b6fIi9er 3ubors
tpmmeubeit: nSeIl ober bunteI9"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

@~atnbttmauh el96m3 .1n
"a ma6f Mama. bab mardt Wltas
ittn 6aoit oai ben 8itntH b1tnl
slamobl.'
aatu att. biz mtinn tattn bod
@Iagtu oui Sen 3dbnml'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

Gtn toatdfiu Rfitt
ttf. glA bet orb bic MHtnt wtlisb.
bluesu ION noh bE .Gittitalw bu
q almidlnM on, NIT mtIdm ton BE
nmpalhtt ota pntiiiuma tts4rl
balit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

tuns bsridisosHe muIter 5eigt. lin
Gem IebbaIten @uf nod 6sbuug Der
psibIiden 5anoarbeit gsrsbt su ipsr,
ben, iebrt man 3ur baubgeferiigten
GiIeiipise 5uriid. Qu9 bic Glcppels
ipiss, nit 0srtu Qniertigung 5abls
reide 8amen ii9 itBt pieber beI6afs
tigsn, eibt bibiHe 8sldbe. Soms
msrtIeiber aus S9leierftoft aus
GeioenrippsRI0psr, aus gatilt unb
aus aIeiberIeinen linb ebenTalls in
peiB bOrbanbsn. BON iisbt ie absr
aud in @Ifenbeingelb, WottIiIa,
5lahsbIau, unb GinlaBe pber 9onse
MeItsn, ioDie breite 9iiitenTddrpsn
aus psi6er Geios in Der 8arbe oes
Qnsugss NIT @siB, SaDur3 ober
nit elmer benz @runbton entIpredens
ben buutIsren Gdattierung geltreift,
ipie @oIbbroun nit GeIb, beltbea bag
9an3e.
8s3iigli6 Der Rodformen Tnb ieine
einITneibenDen ae%noerunqen al bers
5ei9nsn. 8ie BEL 9eginn bes yrii6s
idbrs ettpas abnebmenoe Deite Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

-S Der 2iebe.
@r: rSisbit 9u ben hing I'm Den
Wonb2"
sic: vSa ~iibrigens, Sofef,
tannit 9u mir ben ltnteridiso iogsn
3lpii4en Dem Mono uub meinem Sim
gerg"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

Gin @snagfamsr.
Mie, Ssrr Mtiilsr, BET 2abiar, aus
fern unO 5ummerma9onlaiis9
- Raid - bel ben boben @rots
preifen muB man it4 eben Elm ipeHig
einI6rGntsn!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

- Simmer matbem atitsr.
grofeFOr (%sufdnig sinen Stsdbrisf Ies
Isno): Der DefrauOant bat k
9eine" :. MeI1er l1nIinn! Gin
msni4 bat bod beitimmt spsi Bel
mel"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

.0as @etfu9stanins
d n. .0onnerpettsr, finb sic i'm
@eIi9t ssrfleiI@t! sic tpdren tpObl
tdnbig auf Mehfur9"
.gepabre = i9 reiis in gIutitiIs
IungsmitteIn fir 8arbtere,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

@sngFGi6. Robn (psl6sr
elm G9IoB gstauft, oIs er ben
abusuiaaI bsiidtist, in tpsIdsm aud
Bitter in Riifung gu 9fsrOs Iiben):
.gtu, id iperb' bod uidt am Gnos
rsiten Isrnen miiFeR9l-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

Gnglif9sr Seuf3er Ser
6 rlsi4tsrung. &itdener: Gun,
Mr. 9rsp, mas Iagen Sic 3u Sta
lien2
9rep: GottlOb, DIE 9ummen tpsrs
cen ni4t ale!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

Ettlt 81 Hhm Qanieiht
ttltth BE- imait Haf tt tlnit
8t itiMW Hab fti eaain tiil.
hH hut affaliiuis aeiltfn tlf
uHe TJiau nfat ifflm EN- ittt
tia fiia@ m FIN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

aunur2l
5nffem laon, as Fe ole auluri4ass, Osreu fs Babbaft Dsrbsn
tounen, %fortduppn!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-23

g6iJiRR SaaeEamRfsr.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
81. 100000 Dye Co.
TAKES delaware CHARTER

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Aus "A
s2.O0o.00O corporation to manufac-
ture dyes in this country had is in
ception here. although the concern.
which will be called the American
Cooperative Dyes and Chemical
Company. received a charter last
week az Dover, Del.
Among the chemists who have sue
cessfully invented a fast-color dye is
William Aims. Jr. of South Bethle-
hom and Philadelphia and the Le-
high Coke Company. located here. Is
to play an important part in the new
movement The coke company pro
duces in the course of a year by
products from coke worth millions.
The products are TO be utilized in an
effort 20 supply the American trade
with the dyestuifs needed The plant
will be located in Chester.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
Wants new HUSBAND
EVERY THREE YEARS

BOSTON. Aug 3.-"Three years are
plenty long enough TO live with any
man. The average wife knows down
deep in her heart she would welcome
a divorce-that she longs 10 try her luck
as a homcmaker of another" declared
Mrs. Norman Blight, of Boston.
Mrs. Blight, who is 2s years old, has
been married three times and twice de
vorCed. With her first husband, Henry
A. Krehs. she lived three years aud it is
about three years since She married her
present husband. She counts her former
husbands among her best friends.
Understand that I am not a man
hater," Mrs. Blight went on. Il have
been married three times. II should
divorce Mr.. Blight l should marry
agais ! don't believe in marriage.
for one thing This world would be
much better If that legal ceremony
we call marriage had never been. But
inasmuch as present society regards
this view in horror, inasmuch as con-
yention continues TO be TO a woman
what a String is to a kite. any woman
is a fool TO sacrifice her good name
for any man"
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
RTKER-HEGEMAN
SOUYENIR pAY

Tomorrow Will be souvenir day al
the Riker-Hegeman store. No. i0||
Market street. an event of much in|
portance, particularly to the wome
of this city and vicinity This we'll
known company Will give away fre
with every twenty-five cent purchas
made tomorrow. a full bag OF foilcl
articles suitable for Milady's toilet
The gift will comprise ten differenl
toilet articles of the best know
makes, such as face powder. han
cleanser. tooth paste. rouge. nail pol
ish. Spiro, for perspiration. etc.
The Riker- -Hegeman store is bein'
put TO considerable expense IN thi
connection but the company feel
that it VIII more than be repaid in TIL
introduction of these articles q
homes where they have not yer bee|
used and al the same time be in th|
position Of giving something to N
many patrons that will be appreciai|
ed
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
EVENING OF MUSIC.

A musical treat was given last
evening at the bone of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. A. Nordquist No. 430O Pine street,
by Ralph L. Salter, violinist, and Mrs.
Salter, pianiste.
Mr.. Nordquist and Mr.. Salter are
business neighbors on Orange street,
the former with his tailoring estab-
lishment and the latter with his
music store.
The Rev. David F. Nygren. the
evangelist. of Brooklyn. n. Y. who.
with his wife, is spending a part of
his vacation at the Nordquist home,
gave a very apt little speech which
he brought to a close by leading the
guests in the Chautauqua salute in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Salter.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph L. Salter, Mrs. Elmquist. Miss
Martha Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Olson, Miss Anna Olson. Mr.. and
Mrs z. j Rice, Miss Marcia Rice.
Master Harold Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Welden. Miss Ellenor Welden, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Moline. Mr. and Mrs. F.
Danielson, Master Rowland Daniel
son. Miss Eva Sandell. Mrs Anna
Bergquist. Mrs. z. Bergstrom, Mas
ter Paul and Clifford Bergstrom,
Leland Gray Fox. the Rev. and Mrs
David F. Nygren. Mr.. and Mrs A
Johnson, Miss Anna Johnson, Miss
Gudrun Brosh. and G. Fogelgren.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
Department Rejects
TWO BIDS ON BRICKS

Stating that the directors we're dis
satisfied with bids submitted for sup
plying bricks to the department for
the coming year. directors of the
Street and Sewer Department today
rejected the bids of James B. Oberly
and Stewart Almond George w.
Sparks. president of the board, said
it appeared to the board as If the
bidders had conferred before submit
ting their bids. He added that the
bids were also too high.
The board awarded the contracts
for other supplies as follows. Cast
ings, Lobdell Car Wheel Company. ce-
ment and terra Gotta pipe. Charles
Warner Company; sand and gravel,
Edward r. Pusey.
II was said the price asked for
bricks was Sl2 a thousand for one
grade and s10.50 a thousand for
others. Il was announced that the de-
partment would buy brick in the open
market.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
BANK CASHIER AND \
TYPIST disappear f.
Mother of Girl Says They
Have Eloped; Would
Shoot Man

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-The simul-
taneous disappearance last week Of
A. Cornelius. Jr.. cashier Of the Citi-
zens' National Bank Of Englewood.
and Loretta Adelgais, formerly his
stenographer, became known yester-
day. Cornelius has a wife and three
children. The girl is less than half
his age
Clinton H. Blake. president Of the
bank. said that the cashier had been
missing since Wednesday. and that
no word had been heard from him.
MIR Cornelius has been cashier OF
our bank for 10 years" he said. we
placed every confidence in him II
seems 10 have been a mad infatuatlou
for this young girl. who was efficient
and helpful to him IN his work.
For our own protection. we placed
experts on the hank books. and so
far we find he did not take any more
than $4,000 with him. We have not
placed the matter In the hands OF the
police because we still believe he
will come 10 his senses and realize
the awful step he has taken"
The story Of the attention Of Cor
nelus 10 her daughter was told amiC
tears and threats against him by Mrs
Adelgais at her home in Essex street
Rochelle Park, near Englcwood
III / had 50 bullets | would fire every
one Of them into him. she said. "for
believe he has taken my daughter away
She was his stenographer for Ave years
She resigned four or five times betaus'
of his attentions 10 her, but every time
he would come out here IN his automo
bile and plead with me and Loretta fol
her 10 90 back Once he even brought
his wife with him.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
.FLOURISHED LOADED
WEAPON ON FFRUYBOAT

For four.shing a SS-calibre loaded
revolver in the ladies cabin on the
ferryboat Arctic. on it's trip from
Pennsgrove, at II o'clock today, John
Myer, 10 years old. who says he is an
Austrian, but was born in Italy. is
now in a cell in the City Hall. Il is
said the boy drew the revolver and In
fourishing it, frightened the passen-
gers. Mate George Schultz grappled
with him and took possession Of the
revolver. Upon the arrival OF the
boat az the Fourth Street Wharf,
Meyer was given into the custody OF
Police Oficers Mearns The weapon
was loaded with new cartridges
II the offense was committed on
the New Jersey side OF the river.
Meyer may have TO 20 on the other
side OF the river for a hearing
When searched az the police station
the boy was found to have a small
purse hlled with cartridges. but had
no money on him.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
EBENEzER,s SOCIAL SIDE.

Special tc THE EVENING JOURNAL.
EBENEZER. Del, Aug. "a num-
her of members Of the Young Peoples
Branch of Red Clay Creek Church
with their friends enjoyed the annual
excursion to Burlington Island. n. j.,
on last Thursday
Members of Ehenezer Church are
mating great preparations for their
annual harvest home in Whiteman's
Grove on August 10.
Personal:-Miss Mary Walker
spent the weekend with friends at
Hockessin.-M Edward A. Worrall
spent last Wednesday with her moth
cr. Mrs. Edna Wilson. of near Hockes-
s'n.-Miss Rebecca Springer, OF New
port. spent few days this week with
Miss S. Helen Whi;eman.-M
Louise Baldwin, 4 graduate of New
ark Hish School, Is. las accepted a
pcsiti,u will SDeskuIea Supply Com
pany. Wil.niugtoa. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Harvey Davis ana far;i,y motored to
Camp Miller At Eew Caste on Thurs
day.-Nr anl .rsE. Howard Pierson
were fi,e glssts lsst Snnaay OF
friends near T4ucEoagiJ.
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
BURY SUNDAY Drowning
VICTIMS TOMORROW

Miss Ruth Craig and Irwin S. Nc
Call, who lost their lives by drown
ing at Fenton Beach on Sunday, the
latter in an attempt TO save the for
mer, will he buried tomorrow. Miss
Craig IN Silverbrook cemetery and
Mr. Mccall at St. Georges.
Service over Miss Craig's body will
be held in the home of her aunt. Mrs.
Mary Farrow. No S54 Poplar street,
at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
body Of Mr. Mccall may be viewed
tonight al the home of his father, No.
500 West Eighth street Interment
will be at St Georges after the ar
rival Of the 2.22 D. m. train tomorrow
afternoon. The young man was a
member Of Industry Lodge, Jr. o. u.
A. NJ. and of Minqua Tribe. /. o. r.
NJ He was 25 years old
Evening journal., 1915-08-03
MISS WHITEHEAD TO BE BRIDE.

Miss Gertrude Whitehead, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Whitehead
and Walter Kitchens. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Kitchens. of Barksdale.
Md, will be married tomorrow after
noon at the home of the brides par
ents. No. 1908 Washington street The
Rev. James w. Easley, pastor OF Nc
Cabe NJ. E. Church. will officiate.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her father and will be attended by
Miss Rebecca Moore of Farnhurst, as
maid of honor and by her niece. little
Miss Louise Elmer, as flower girl
Fred Whitehead, a brother of the
bride will be Mr.. Kitchens best man.
The wedding march will be played by
Herbert Kitchens of Newark, broth
er of the groom.
Following the ceremony a small re-
ception for the immediate members of
the families will be held. After Sep
tember 1, Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchens will
be at home at Barksdale. Nd.