davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-06

/ He had not seen her since, but the
memory of her sweet grateful smile
fingered. He heard that she divided
her time between the town and some
relations thirty miles away. He hoped
to meet her again. 1t was the theme
of his thoughts day and night.
Neetah was his great friend. When
the young doctor had first settled at
Moosehead, the half-breed had come
to town to report his wife dangerous
~ i'll at their cabin, twenty miles
away. None of the other physicians
would go. Drury obeyed human
impulse and won the undying fealty
of Neetah. After that Neetah, when @.
ever he came to town, would bring
honey, skins, wild fruits, always
gift from his grateful wife.
One night the doctor was aroused
by a sharp summons at his Office
door. He opened it to confront Nee
tab, terribly excited. The doctor must
come with him at once! Where to?
his home. Sickness? yes, dan
ger, oh! he must come" There was
a wild dark canter and Drury entered
Jle TuQS CABIN W ullu uluISSn IdCS W
face with-Madge Grey!
"You love White Blossom" bluntly
burst forth the Indian. 81 save her
for you"
What does this mean?" murmur-
ed the astonished Drury. -.
Then Neetah became volatile. He
had discovered young Leighton and a
group of his outlaw familiare discuss
ing a raid on the ranchhouse where
Madge was alone. Leighton was bent
on bearing her away, an unwilling
bride. Neetah detoured. He had
come upon Madge alone on the steps
of the house. He had made no ex-
PLANTATION. He had caught her up
and despite her struggles had brought
her here.
You will be her Ghetto fight
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
Nus BEN etaate.

gortInno. aeuer Ieete W1ittDodj
friib am Worgen Oie BebGuoe oes
Bn~1renboAles gers & wtcebon uno
Der MISUNDERSTANDING @. ".
Compton b0Iig nieoer. Gas Deller
ehtitan0 aus unbefannter llriade i'm
lesteren 2aOen uro piro Der Sdas
ben dlf run6 $4,000 geihdst.
5huDler. Die GGulbebor0e er.
pdblte 3liin gndfolger Oes In ben
8aHf0ienif eintfetenoen bi8berieen
SduLiuperintenoenten Charles Ar.
not &errn 3. u. 1tue aus Go5d0,
gsebr. Die 5duIoberf6reibungen
fir ben NeubaA Der neuen sod.
iduIe I'M getroge BON $45 1000 mur.
ben bon BEN galfbaus 8. GoIoa
iibernommen.
Jremont. Die geiiptuna oes
@ihters eSdlnes O.. Smitb Der in
Cos 4ngeIes ~Deritorben mar, fdno
Waiftpod bier ltott.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
R6nnen OaS 9eben nid6t (a0en!

Sn elmer gemerttus 5u Dem angnff duf Sobn girpont Moanu
{prnhen MIR Die anf5ft aus. Der llmftano, bob Der 9eriber BON amer.
f0niI1en @Iera bier geboren lei, merDe menigteng ben 6ebern Die goa.
hdtat nebmen, ir 3aaOparf unn IN otdem Sale ait aben.
gs pr eine Derfrabte 50ffmng: Der vAeD gmf Serolo~ itrabf:
Cos iofnnnt bon ben 2e6ren Der Gerntnfras, Der 9ftoDers Ia Ser
wrbons umo an0erer DiaOhaide Der pro0a4fhea Gropogaa6a ghmi
NentihIan0 bic Serribat Der 4eeere benbe. more Die GonerperfeaOunq
GeutiAIauO ode ge9erriApmg DerIOren bE mn hA e total nngeedt
Ndn#
Disa2eu gorfqr .arSlnes inef. ~Sier 6a6en mir Gin onoeres pon.
fnn0igeS 8eifpieI Der @eiesesberahtung umn 8inhGt. Ste GcatfhIanOs
Natun0 nnoeren GanDwH mo GinseIperfoneH gegaaber, Ste i'm fa
iii Bebcu rB, Der 9egtpns gbeutralitdt gdraftrte --Tie Wenade
boben sepfrff @euffhIanos %aragdnger IN unmeu 9an0e folaea BET
6eAifhea 9eQiertag ia Der Garbarei nnD MtbaafEaa Set e5efesc
81 lit Ba boEien, Dab onte n2eHer Ser offeHIfAca 19efutuas fene
ooer bod MIR iueuig gohfo0er faben. Die Neguag oa5u aaeroiags
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

tigt a tHfAlls
Hm ta4 flsat fA Hf
l' ui hrs asIasHHf a#
iW it GH MH mt aaaaa
m ist
sa8 bfie
u ir M mii 81 HffiNPaHHs
am fefiifg H 3fflweifefaaea hflka
600 Hahi isHnFH lNanle
Nll. Hi8M Hsl0 mt Nfl.
enha HiltliL ~ ftaf EgflsHlaI rs
200 AZ ESTE Drills 6sfinU
hdtm tie Nglomdlmnua
H6ihaiama tsilef6tH fanfih traN5.
fa nnb mffteu bE'eijN aal aafae
trinia nallefiab fta
So bfn lttlm ism Wrnalm Nf.
Wbfgfisn We te enndbHm tsG.
gHifa Neiiamia moo ftrami
hertir hs mmicfenhm 0fllm
0iil @ehsJdipailml iisrt mie iblai.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
9as nentrole qmerifa.

(9lus ggeagels2uitige @elt.)
2nfef Gam nor'm 5reiheitst6or
9egt iprungbereia Sobu gua oobor
SAlodtihiffe niel an 8abl.
Ger Sffel idlort peroubt 5ltn Ghor.
arost fid berlegen binter'm DIR
limo ipriht: sd bin nen.
troIl~
nno Munition
6ot er fir Wtiainr6en ihon,
SGiifslalten boiler Stabl
@eLiefert an ben 8reiDerbano
llito fir oen6rieoen fd berpanotI"
Dan iiebts: agr LIT NEUTRAL
linn centraIeg @elo geianot
taft ben 1di6ern in OieSano,
gerliert er's naennl.
God onnn ereift er our 6eber felt
lIn0 ihrei6t bofnatanggboa 8roteit
Qsit SdIuB: rs d bleib' neu-
trail"
5obn Bun greift bonu bon netem
felt,
ipieDer IN oaS @eipenneit
Gnfel Sam sur Gio[;
llno tritt er nit Dem abios oad
Gem guten CnfeL Dor ben gou1
ieuf5t: SD bIetb neu-
trnIl1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
SPLENDID PROGRAMS
or THE SAENGERFEST
Wonderful Array ~ Artists a. International
Reputation The impressive Chorus 81
1000 Male Voices.

M "A tnN f
pf q
i sss wssaw
l.sl H
u ~ .4
a
az Nef
asepN9
p ~
N s
NaM M a4f
es III
assti
fs. sf
g. AFN 4@Mt AmtkM M#e
fsI3tf AHls eetht
NtefaN# 1sftaF
taa' "Aat sew fi
as.i
: We ~
asssius o,,ssiss
W. fst kslt ist
= t#a aeF tf5f hsHesfem
a. Naaaiiiai hhths fMes
d aass U.s. teuiA fsa
s,ss s5d 81 =
Arsomranists ft8H y naHeiA sia.
Nund ianfstsfR
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

NH mf afsa as#a mt
FH m lakHN
NfesH VI af
'ta H fffif M
ace HNfs "a fn
4 tt mt n
Hf
tfs NiH FN f
HF l4Faf faa
s laaaf pfeus
As ~ hea
HafH = m
tAiF hit
m lN
sair sfllsii
~ qespi Ffsif
lln ffm l8
Hah tiatFuf7 na9tf Bf af
faA Tod f mM aea a Ia
.Ffia la ttlaat MNb 600 Mltf
ST. flg6 FrHHHmWHaa mi HeH
WHaftfW naf
H Ht- ffi6aHsimaHdt sH
.tsiasf al H mffttH tHtt a
sn Ahitan Ella nsb uaH hgg li.f
tmmiimam 81 tff slfafW M hgA
8afsiNtleftim lH bgt SlmbtHlosH
.AIm hN E~hgtlnebmgn anh mtAll q
ihfln Alltn 81ilfh sHf Nnifgdiff
faliuHa tlf EFistens lie tif gff
Eioaim tam au4but briuasn iau
nfn
8alf mrnhFn uHs nun oH ale Bic
.bsa 1rfNen dnlridtiG lrben unb bic
.heiifH modem. bsries goua Dor otm
anid0iiden elFnb AZ bCBdhren in
Dos rs brrm einm Nrlea NIT elmer
ieithcr teifnnoeicu M}adi peiiiirst
lnsrben TOD. NIT oa auifofoeuma
.0urd AuleaurQ hicies ah3eidcns &C.
acn bte nerbrcherilhcn llmiricbe si
6cmcnitriereu g9em 0ieics Ab8ei
den al 8rbaiouienoen IN Den Siro.
Sen crihcini. Damn fam 0er eriola
nudl niht onkhleiben.
Gas Ah3eihen. 6os in anopi. nn0
9taoelform hergciteat mir0. III In.
Standardization @naenound ousae.
fthri nnO iteat Die nmeritamihe nn0
oe1tine 6loage bar. Ste 0nrh fin
Shtlo nit Der 4uflhrift
NE 8auf YeareA
iperoen
Se6er EeutiMe, 7entiH 4merifa.
ner, ameritoner uno ouh Die hinge.
horigen on6erer Raiionen, Die atair.
MINDED genng ulo mobre 5rennoe
bieies Qon0es nn0 Ser erbaltina
6rie0ens ifno. ioaten oiirh
oes 5rieoensob3eidens aud
1lBerlih ibrer @eiinuiing ausorud
b~erleiben.
Gas Ab5eifen mir6 0urd bic
9ro. 9eace 2eng!te1, &pbofeu. y.
s., 60-6A @l4Oion Strs flr 25cI
oas enid 5um 8erfaaf sebradf uno
iino 8eltelungen erbeteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
THURSDAY. JULY a2. 1918.
2;30 o'clock sharp.
Gala Artists Matinee.

THURSDAY, JULY 70. 1918.
2:30 o'clock sharp.
Gala Artists Matinee.
SOLOISTg.
Nine, Marie Rappold. .......... Soprano
Nine. Julia Claussen ........C ontraito
Miss Christine Miller ........... .contralto
Mr.. Pau Afhnuse. .s..4.....s. Tenor
Ar. Henri Scott Bass
Miss Corinne Pauls0n 49,. ....... .Pianiste
Program.
1. Overture, "The Huguanots". .Meyerbeer
Omaha Festival Orchestra.
q ccntralto Solo, Farewell Forest n
Miss Christine Miller.
3. Aria from THE Magic Flute ....
........s..s...a.s...W. A. Mozart
Mr.. Paul Althouse.
4. Hungarian Dance No. q. job. Brahms
Omaha Festival Orchestra.
8. Aria from the cantata, "The Cross
Vine. Marie Rappold. i
g. Piano Solo
a. Saint Franciscus Walking on the
b.. ''aIarehe Rackoczy t15th Hungar.
Mss corinne Paulson.
7. Aria from the Opera "~Euryanthe'
.s.... &c. NJ. von Weber
Mr.. Henri Scott.
8. Prelude, '~LohenRrin''. .......a.aa.
Omaha Festival Orchestra.
.. Hfgnlde's Liehestod7 .......R r.. Wagner
10. Fantasy sAfter Famous Patterns
Omaha FESTIVAL Orchestra.
Accompanies: Mr.. Jean p. DufieId, Mr..
Eigmund Landsberg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

fsfla Htlsf. ~ ,ht HNsls -
aH NHa lHga fAfF M
ri 81 NssA NJ Na8
tras 81 Is iHs NailF
.afaaaa M lta effet aasNf
1FnN7fraft s. ~
Ff NAtt fHaNt tf
teff stM b 9sh ea w tAa
a4 Hfsft ha4s haee fNassf3 a
4ti Az NE IA ikf Mft# wa af
s featlFat MfahassF& As Ant
sic Nllf gtf4sf Ne6 aHa afttstift
H8m}st4 aha faesf ftFtiesf Aefas
Min hs hAt ehi8fsens ehtfsA "a
taes si aitA we1lef ~ me-
Faieinif NmeflfeH an8 f*f@glfe sass
nfsM aF Nha sfsastf Afasle4
sf4 hastfafi Hiil fht iHNffssF
Nais rh8FaH III 8eN enitaa ehith
elH feeder ssms ~ ine ehaias tenss
ln 4 msNHsf THAT Afil nsyf VI ifFHes
ien fht AifMl8sa nf fhla msNHeiH
Musical FeeHFa ere Mf Ihef1nft
Kfiha 81 Hl FaaArs wlH WhN NNl
lead lae Mass Maie ghafae aNA "
Thfa8afe nnfdihh HteAa ~ umana
Hh8 win eoaHgct ihe lesai Festival
Chorus. thf Festival Orchestra ard
Irhiidren's lhofaa Roth ef thfff
mpsiriArM are ~fernsnised leaders in
iha world Oh missile.
The splendid program ~ me nft
Grand FesliyAi concerts afe as fel'
lows
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
FRIDAY, July ss. 1915.
q orpfoqk rhapn


Second Concert OF the Saengerbund
S0L0ISTS.
Nine. Marie Rapp0ld. ..-... Soprano
Miss Christine Miller ..ConfraIfo
Mr.. Paul Althouse. -. Tenor
Mr.. Henri Scott. .......... Tenor
MASS CHORUS OF THE NORTHWEST
ERIN SAENGERBuED.
Theo. Eeibe Director
OMAHA FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA.
PROGRAM.
]. March and Finale from the Opera
Aida 4.....yerdi
Omaha Festival Orchestra.
2 singers Onward WITH Song and
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

faf4 ss@NM lNM #MN hM t# WtNshNt sNeahH kff8 Ns
E4 M Ef mflffa fas8 .hM MttfNtfs kA Hufti Nfrtt Be-
eNfts q AsfNA - ffHftttHfe Nttt7H tHtn N'M
fs tfHNN kH t# Wm HftY at4fb. Nf .ff9Hf afs
H#a ~aeft8 NH HsNtHan NaNW msaai ffsHsntm H
mrh Ftt4 ~ tw N@t##mfae#W Mt MetsHsAWt hs tn
kNH sasaff tNi4 AfA # M~fttHtkfH Hm#fteH AatAMf
m fHa MA Nn 4NiN W8Ffmsms fM WI H te
sn.H y Mt Mtf08 ~ trf4te8fR Af ne res hf tW
MAtvs aee NaN1F7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

second Concert Of the saengerbund.
Cay nFonpu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08


Seoes Sabr eu6ete init Dem 81.
Mars oes 5~eireiieH0en Sahres Ter
obige 9eridt ate6t actpiB Elm ahuiti.
8es 3eiden fiir oen @on scr bigii.
gen @eidaiie.
Sn Snracuic, 4eru un6 aambura
pur0e bic Jeier nes 4lerten in mir.
bigger 8eiie geieiert. Sn Rebrasta
eitp mar non einer 5eirr Atiiono
genommeH- IND olBer Dem ilbliden
5auertDert, gu pelhen in oieiem
Sabre 6rei 9age notbig tparen, Der.
lief aaes rllbtg uHo in o%ngenebmer
gSeiie.
5n Sobnion belt an 4. 9uli Der
.arieger. INC 9an0mebr0erein uolt
Remnba GonutD Ieina re9elmaBige
biertclidbrIihe 8eriammltna as,
iDeIder iih BusIei1 Sic 8eier Oes
gierten anidIoB.
SIN. 8. Robneber bon GehiIon,
sSa., meilte am 4. bel ben GItern al.
8eludl. Sein grlt0er un0 oeIien.
5ran famen bon Der 5arn1, i'm AM
5. Suli Gltern iul6 @eidmfter 81.
bearuBen.
8efalmtlid muroen filr5Lih bon
Der 8oli5ei 1T Sails Eitp 10 Safer.
Bier in etnem geiAGftgbouIe be-.
idtognabmt nn0 Der eigentblmer in
aufIoGe5uitano oeriett. CT befin-
BET lih je0ot uuter $500 giiraiGaft'
nif freiem SUB. Run fat bic Dor.
tige uGentifle @eieaiAaft" i'm Sc.
ridyt Elm rRepEeoin" gerfahren ein.-
gereidDt, Inn pteoer III ben 9elis ib.
res Gigeftanms 5u eelangen. Sic
8eutide Geieaidoft bebauptet, oos
Bier bort ae5agert al baden, nm Is
p1brenD Der beiBen 3eit fiibI gu
balteH. Ban TIT ouf ben Qrsgaug
oes RroseiIe8 geipannt
Die biefise 8etbeIs 5onntogsiduIe
Qnb an 0ouneritng 4beno cine bib
ihe observation-disclosures tDeIhe einen
glan5en0en 8erIauf nabm. Inter
ben MittDit fender befanO iih aud
Elm Gtoe GountDsBrobuft Der Gin.
bent Der EbeoIogie @oIter Slider,
Sobn unieres sSreun0es 5rib aiferI
uno 6attin pom Gloge gre5inft, Der
Elm berrIttes BioIin-5c lo uno einenl
3einngsbortrae 5uln @eiten gab. |
SEER @aIter Slider ftu0irt ain Goen.I
Senttnor In ct. Qotis, DO, un6I
mar Dor mebr dis 5molf SabrenI
8ett.@ enoiie oes aorreIpon6enten.
Wir Diinihen i6m beiten grfolg inI
9dlrc6el.
5rau 5annb 5eten bon nobe EaI.I
mage bat i'm @erift i'm Sdeioung|
ocn ibrem Gotten Sobnion 1etenI
0logen mir urts iHmerhin duhI
. eutfd aHerifnner nennen,
uber MIR 1nfeil, lir0 EN- sSc0er iuIr0l
NIT mir cinitimniot, Den 9or8iig,
ben 8ierten Sui in 1Hit1n0igerer
g~efeiert an haben ais Dielel
almerifaner obn ginoeitrid. limb
miro e. aIldl fernerbin hei6en.
@iainm Wl0ttbeDS, Der bieitaeE
1o0teugrdber ieit etipa s Sobren,
hat iih nla, nad0em er ben Ietten
lltbem5ug nod Iangerer aranfbeit
felbif 6cgraben luiien miii-
GIT tuar Elm gutter Menidl uno
oiele EDeroen ibm Elm ebrenOes I'm.
b%eiDabrert.
6rnu sSobn Winttes Bat Tid our
MISUNDERSTANDING nah Gait Sronctgro
Senator Wlattes miro ibr
u Den naditen Iagen iunbridpinlid
I'M bic 5eeInft Der 9acifir.
ID aenieBen ttiID Der GagIot
ing ocs Tetti6 ~ merifaniiten 90.
i~on1IbunOes bei5npobnen.
Ter aorreiponoeut bat iih Ieit
zen leBteit stpei Iaoeh bpfart ers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
FRIDAY. srfY "a. 1913
elesk sharp

RWM0tSkH
Mme fnila ciaag8H ..s... Ceufraits
Wise Christine Mtilet4s stsfts.s NontFaita
Mf ld hnrtnef sft.ssstfs haftnns
NJ fsHffrn palmfftt4 sssss.4N. Tenor
~. louis Sfhnauhrf as Ntoliuisf
CHORUS AID ORCHESTRA
rbarHa ~ the Sfhfast4 sa~snkrrbnhd.
Grand Childfen'a Chorus rom ihr omaha
omaha Tesiigai Orchestra rheo. Rad.
Reese, Director.
l. Eniranee e. lhe Knights from The
omaha Festival Orchestra.
2 con THE Shores n Woahf Rtver'
Presse). Arranged fer Male Che
rus ys.......s..s. rheo. Rnd. Reese
Nebraska SAeneerbund.
.. Songs for Contralfn-
a. Beat the Drums tEgmnntl 80.
b. The Biaeksmlih w Jon D' Branms
@. Longing for Hainefs HnRn Wolf
Miss Christine Miller.
o. Fantasia Appassionata" ..s.....
Mr.. Ioui. scBnaaber' "uA'S"p'
s. 20 Heavenly Time, 0 Blissful
B-aritone-Mr. ia. Bochmer.
9. Grand yalse De Concert. .Thalherg
Omaha Festival Orchestra.
a. Aus Meinen Grossen sehmeF.
b. Song from the Opera "Evansel.
imam" Kienzl
c. Maiden With the Lips 50 Rosy"
Gall
Mr. Eurico Palmetto.
:. a. Der Fr4und. ....... Hugo Wolf
b. Ia Goldener Fuelle. Richard Strauss
c. Das Krant Yergessenheif Leo Braun
Solo Fuer Alf-Mme. Julia Claussen.
.. Medley Of American and German
= Songs Complied by Professor
Ferd. SteaIngcr and Arranged for
Chorus by....*..... .Thao. Rud. Reese
Chiidren's Chorus Of 1000 V0lces and
Orchestra.
10. Congress Of Melodies German
Song Medley Conrad
Omaha Festival Orchestra.
Accompanies; Mrs. r. A .Delano. Mrs.
n, Zabriskie, Mr.. Jean r. Dufield, Mr..
Landsberg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

ieiien yoiten as gridterftatler
Utonien tniia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
WEDNESDAY,. any e. 1913
'gtAfk tNsfus
80 -

III h#AAtAA ffHAtfAE khA NA
Program
l. saenrcfffrt March tM0sf respect
fully dedicated to Mr. Robert &.
HtrfhiaE, Feet PRESIDENT
2 Charns N GfeefinF-
g. by tbe Men 81 the Festival Choir
b NJ tho Ladies q The Tesiiysl
3 Choir ID hud Reess
j. introaaetion IL Fest President Il.
G. strehiow b. Mr.. Lro Hohman,
President of the omahn saenger.
Address ~ Welcome Fest Pres. sfrehiow
Address BIZ The President of the North.
western saeugerbund, SIR. Theo. Q.
Behrens Of Chicago, and Presenta-
ton N the Banner to the Festival
Address n welcome-Thp ZION. james
G. Dahlman, Mayor Of Omaha.
Address Of Welc0me-His Excelleney,
The Hon. John II. Morehead. Gov
ern0r Of Nebraska.
4. Mixed Chorus and Orchestra. In
the Spinning Room Johann Pache
Soprano solo-Mrs. q. W. Icken.
contralfo Solo-Niiss Dora Haarmann.
). Tenor Aria from "L~ohengrin
AIr. Enrico Palmetto.
9. Overture. "The Two Bandits -. Flotow
Dmaha FESTIVAL orchestra.
Z. Soprano Aria from La Trayiata1
Miss Margaret Damn.
8 Characteristic Tyrolean Tone Pie
ture. poets on the Alps
Mixed Chorus Of tho Omaha Musk verein
and Orchestra.
.. The Poor H0nTed Hungarian Re-
s~ervistl, Ballad for Tenor and Or
chestra .Ad Mueller
Mr.. Paul Reese.
10. Songs for Soprano-
q. AIlerseelen (All Soulsl.........
...... Richard Strauss
b. Waldelnsamknit forest solitudel
......@.. Max Roger
c. Spring Henschel
Mrs. Thomas J.. Kelly.
II. Grand Bailade" for Baritone Solo,
Mixed Chorus and Orchestra
Wittekfnd
Solo Baritone-Mr. Fred X. Rieth.
Accom- anists: Miss Rnth Flynn. Mrs.
70, r. abriskie. Mr.. Jean Dufleid. Mr.. Sig |
mund Landsberg.
The Washington times., 1915-01-24
Boy Scout Notes.

Entry blanks for troops and for scouts
Tor the events at the boy scout rally
and demonstration in Convention Hall,
February II, have been sent to all the
scout masters of the District. The pro-
Gram Will begin at 7:45 o'clock and the
eleven events on the program will be
dispatched without interruption.
The program includes rope work, tower
building, setting up drill. semaphorc
orill. Paul Revere race. staff relay race,
equipment dressing race. elementary
and advanced first aid. a grand scout
pageant, and special music by the
United States Marine Band and the Boy
scout Drum and Bugle Corps.
Only three scouts were absent at tho
last meeting of Troop No. g. in Noel
House Similar devotion to the organi-
troop took a hike through Rock Creek
Park to the Winslow bungalow, where
they were entertained by MIR. Winslow.
scoutlnaster Stailey was in charge.
award Of badgcs'to Frank Watson. of
and Kenneth S. Miller. Of TT Troop asS'S' No. 8
handisraft and
Troop No. .. is now life and star
scout under the new requirements.
Drill and bugle practices of the Dis
trict National Guard is being attended
pN HlSIilpcIS Vi lIOop NO. ~. oCOuI-
master Taylor had charge Of tho dele
cations at the last practice
All scouts who consider themselves
good cyclists are asked to report to
Scoutmaster Taylor every Saturday
afternoon at 1:3O o'clock at Sixteenth
and g streets northwest for instruct;o ;or
and practice for the bicycle squad.
William Lineback. Raoul Lemat. and
Sidney Johnson have been admitted to
the troop on probation. and Scout Louis
Swingle has become a member by trans
fer.
The Washington times., 1915-01-24
FOR SCOUT
DRILLS NEXT MONTH
Drum and BugIe Corps Formed
for Meeting Of National o.
ficers Here.

Unusual activity prevailed in scout
circles last week in anticipation Of the
drills and other events in which the 10
cal troops will participate during the
gathering in this city the week OF Feb
ruary Z, of the officers OF the National
Boy scouts Of America. Scoutmasters in
every section Of the city we're busy. and
succeeded to an unexpected degree In
arousine the active cooperation Of the
boys.
Foremost in this line was tho organi-
zation Of a drum and bugle corps. des-
tined to play an important part In the
public activities Of the scouts. on
Monday night, despite the inclement
weather. forty-fivs boys presented them
selves for enrolment at the Center
Market Armory. where the first re-
hearsal was held
The full quota of thirty bugles
was then in line. and as a consequence
it has been necessary to refuse about
The Washington times., 1915-01-24
1 A SYNOPSIS or the MYSTERY STORY
QDQBD(lDU@eM
~ HAROLD 1AcGRATH
EPISODE NINE.
kidnapped, or the Mystery of the Missing Heiress."

the powder car and made his way to
the caboose. He sees Zudoras terrified
face at the window, and the sight lends
him wings. Clambering down between
the cars he uncoupled the caboose from
the train. And not an instant too soon.
For hardly had the train gone half a
city block before there was a tremen-
dous explosion and the powder car dis
appears in great cloud OF white
smoke.
1t was but the work Of a moment for
Paird to batter in the door Of the
caboose and assist the frightened Iu-
dora and her helpless companion to the
ground. He dashed into the caboose
again. hoping to find some evidence
against the kidnapers. lie had hardly
finished his hurried search when there
, was sudden explosion.
Down the track ca<oe John Storm.
too late to aid his sweetheart and
frantic with apprehension. He came up
just In time to see Zudora and her lit
tie charge descend from the oaboose.
and the next instant he held her close
In his arms. When they turned TO
thank Jim Baird, the man to whose
heroism and resourcefulness they owed
their rescue. ii Is to find him gone.
He had vanished as utterly as the de-
stroyed powder car.
The Washington times., 1915-01-24
\ GIRL SCOUTS To
y RALLY ON FEB. 20
All Patrols of District viii Parti.
cipate in Event at Epiphany
Church Gymnasium.

A rally of Girl Scouts Of the District
VIII be held in the gymnasium of the
Church of the Epiphany, February 20.
Plans for the event already are being
made by the patrols of the District, all
or whom will participate in some spec
ial capacity. The program will be
patriotic. and songs. recitations. drills,
and demonstrations of Girl Scout craft
Will be given by members.
Troop No. 1 will give a special ex-
Moition of drilling and folk dancing.
mrs. F. p. wilcox will assist Miss
Putzki. the leader
fenearsals are being held weekly by
members of Troop No. 6, of Petworth,
ior @ It's play. What Happened to the
Eiri scouts, to be held in the Park
Tor the benefit of the Belgian babies.
Lhe motto Of the girls. "Others First
" being applied by the members in
selling tickets for the benefits in order
harvest
The activities Of the Petworth Girl
scouts last year are described in the
report of the treasurer. The girls earned
30 30, at lawn fete during the summer.
ana have taken in $50 in dues and so
IN donations from parents. The money
was donated to the American Red
Lross and the Christmas ship and used
Scouts,
Slaves for the troop will be purcha sed
With the money in the treasury of
Iroop. No. 8. Takoma Park. according
70 decision reached at the last meet
Ing IN the suburb Boy Scout hall.
staves are necessary in the stretcher
orill IN first aid work. a study in which
the troop is specializing.
During the Illness of Mrs. Foster.
captain of TrooD No 10, the patrol
leader Is in charge.
NO. IL. Of Girl Scouts, by Miss Annie
Margaret Hendrix at the last meeting
OF the organization at the home of the
captain, Miss NJ. A. Stinemetz. The
history of the American emblem was
gwen and crayon and paper copies of
the flag were distributed.
The troops class in basket weaving
is progressing rapidly, each member
having completed one basket. Facility
IN first aid work Is increasing In
the class. demonstrations being almost
perfect.
The Washington times., 1915-01-24

fifteen applicants for enrolment. Fol-
lowing the rally. however. three divis-
ion drum and bugle corps will be or
ganized, and the present applicants
will be held in reserve for that
occasion. There is shortage of
drums and cymbals and any scout who
can use these instruments Is requested
to report at the armory tomorrow night,
at o'clock.
Scoutmaster Kidwcii. in charge Of the
band announces that no new members
will be admitted after tomorrow re-
hearsal. He Is breaking in q drum ma
organization on It's first public appear
ance.
The Washington times., 1915-01-24
Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting a trunk
several years ago. Doctors said my only
hone Of cure was operation. Trusses Gid
me good Finally I got hold Of some
thing that quickly and completely cured me-
Years have passed and the rupture has never
returned although / am doing hard work as
a carpenter. There was no operation. 10 lost
time. no trouble. have nothing to .cll
but will give full Information about how you
may fnd a complete cure without operation.
II you write to me. Eugene NJ. Pullen. Car
penter. 40A Marcellus Avenue Manasquan.
N ]. Better cut out this notice and snow 1t
to any others who are ruptured-you may
save a life or at least stop the misery of
rupture and the worry and danger Of an op-
eration-Advt