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CHAS, W. FITTS, Attorney.

CHAS. W. Fits, Attorney.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Holding EQUITY
term. Raymond J. Grace ct al: >s. Josia
Jenkins ct al. Equity $685.. he object 0i
this suit is to establish the title by adverse
possession OF Raymond J. Grace and Mar
saret e Grace 10 original lot numbered . in
square numbered $40. except so much there
OF as vas dedicated for a public alley as
shown upon plat In liber q, folio "a. OF the
records OF the Office of the Surveyor OF the
District of Columbia. On motion OF tho
plaintiffs and for good cause shown 1t Is this
18th day of October. 1916. ordered by the
Court that the defendants, Josia jenkins ana
Ell cross II living. and the unknown heirs,
alcnees and devisees OF them or either 81
them who may be dead. cause their appear
ance to be entered herein on OF befor. the lirst
rule day occurring after the expiration OF tn.
fortieth day, exclusive OF sundays and legal
holidays from the day Of the first pubiica-
ton OF this order, otherwise this cahse VIII
be proceeded with as In case OF default: FRO
ylded a copy OF this order be published In
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Times newspaper once week
for three successive weeks. THOS. IL. AN
DERSON, Justice. lSeai, true :opy
Test: J. r. YOUNG. ClerN BY r. L. Gun
NTNGHAM. Asst Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12

unb sic 8ugIei9 bic beIts Qnmari4s
ItraBe segen has oentTde S4uBges
bet bot.
Die Sapaner bertnapftsn oenn
aud glei9 2ungtpp nit Der Gbans
tungba6n 0urd cine raid erbauie
5slObahn uuo f6ufen lid 10 cine sls
te unb geli4srts gtappenltrabe. Sbr
8ormarId purbe ourd bsftige Res
gsnslFs, BEL bsuen fi9 bic alnefiiden
Msse in adhe Mordfte 3a bertpanbeIn
pFleeer, DerS6gert unO eri1pert. nod
ebe Iie Die beutiden Nerle 3n Ges
IiGt betamen, erI6isn bereits Der eins
sigs .Jlieger sfingtaus. OberIeutnant
q. g. pluIdoip, iber linen unb mari
@pm6en in cine MarI9tOIunns, mo-
our6 30 Nlann get0tet ipurben. Die
fer Tlieger entfdItete iiberbalpl ipGbs
ren6 Der oanSen gslagerune cine iirs
ermii0li6e Sdtigteit, braHte Dtels
pertbolIe Meloungen uno btIegte nos
mentIi6 bas bur9 feline ipeiben GEL
IL tsdntIide Eager Der In Sfinatau
beiigebabten GngIGnber FIsibig nit
gomben. ais bonn Der unbermeiblis
DIE 0aa 1lingtous 5eporitano, pers
bronnte Sbtrleutnnnt pIiIhop fsis
men S9uppsn unb rettets F9 aaF Iets
mem Npparot burd bnB niiten6e Seus
er Der Sdp1ner binourh nuf hiuefis
ftes @ebiet. SIN ganasn bdben bic
Sapaner brei DibiIionen gelonbst,
Iinb alto untsr 5tn3ursdmlng Der
tehniI9en 6iIfstrippen niht bel
fpenioer aIs 10000 Muim fart ges
pcien. Dusu inneu nod sinige
nn9Ipsinbif9c Regimenter, pGbreno
5ranspien unb 9elgier nur Durd
obgeOronete 9FfiBiere bertretsn pos
rem. Die insgeidmt ouF gsaen 4500
Nann gu acknowledgement geIabung
9Engtaus bate es alfo NIT stfpd 15'
FdG@ llebermadt au tur. aapitdn
NttnersN aIbed bate febr riGtig trs
tannt, oab IS Dor allen narauf ans
fam, ben 5einb m0gItdi LANCE i'm
gorssldnbe uuf5ubuIfen unO gu be-
fddftigen, I'm 70 ben gseinn BET
pirtiomsn gefdieBuns rsdt tueii
bindussuidiebsn. Gr tpuriete besbaIb
ois Sapouer ni6t. btntsr ben Wdnen
db, fOnOern f9Db 1000 Mann ins
gOrssIdnOe Dor, 100 he cine Jront
ben 10 aifumsttr az p~srltiOiesn bats
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12
9aB.
Don -. goutane.

Gins Bat Der grOBe ariss bic Wtailen
Ges oon5en bsutI6en Bolts gsIebrt:
Gs 1T elm fairies, grimmes @oiIen,
Dos gssen cine @slt iid tebrt.
Gem 6rdnSmann 6aB, Der osutfdes
Werben
lin quite Ra9barldaft perIddlt',
!Sab MontenegrD, 9aB benz Sertsn
Der Ii9 gum feigsn M0rOer ma4P!
6aB gelgien, Oas idou felt Sabren
Gum 3errbiIb foul Dns Mort: neus
trail,
SaB auBIanb, feinem neiBen 3aren
LIMB Ieiner 6orben HieIen5obl,
.naB .Sapan! - gidii9 nhne1Iei9en
Sat Is NIT nnbant uns geIobnt =,
aab, breimal 6aB ben britfhen
Gei1en,
&rdmergeiit unb Wl;Bgunit
tpDhnt.
8o6 ftGrfer nod oIs btefen allen.
Dem Bolt 6aB, bus NIT Rdubergter
Gem Treuno mill in ben Riiden
: fallen.
Sen beiBen Sab, StaIien, biz!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12

UlHafat am hl eaH CD tif itisal
tl88 Wefnt Az lH8fH Naf mtHiafa
Jatttau stiim $50 SCI 1laaie afaa
lah5iH 3W lihl W tgia
Atlluh Bee Walllsm mar ttt bai
lmal6 naMiiltitat hat ett Naaafln
ltdHit. maNFtna tf hlalt tuf4 atu
16fn tH tiuim NttHiWt btt Jlpaio
mltb @8W lm dianlaialt. ett
bmplhabi tsf edatifltn wtaNtdil
8ait aab @fdaisla, III cine tlf on
mallaium mo r%tiinbNfn @iatt
ctnuttlts. @otj lti lm la4rt
1900, uah Am AusRtfbtn itiHtA
dfaHitsn Benahtnhauits. an Gtlsr
ttla adam Gin 6tAnlsl Der Mtnplt
tttuN bfs QaH0Gsns iptid't Siu.iu
nlih, od bas Gtiaaliht uotr 8ut
ianoits. ba6 nfbtu BEN Siqlpeni 4tr
unb benz Btuiiatn sic olls 9ouotss
Iprdat bilbsi, gIsla bsm 9a6iuiidsa
III SabtirDi, ais btioRotre iibri
gems nod LANCE ntht stniaenb IT.
iorl6tt = Gprodt btigadist iuers
Den mtb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12

rungen brou6tsn tie nidt 3u bsfdrds
ten. arb offsnbar mar ss i9r 9eitres
ben, bas erisbnte 3iel unter m6sIihf
eeringen gIutberIuften gu erreidsn.
Sen gefir6tetsn oeutidsn 1ruppen
g~egenuber lesten fie cine fat iibers
grobe gOrf9t an ben Gag, unb bic
Gtellungsn Der 5urldgetriebenet
oentIGen &dmpFsr beiebteu ie INNER
erIt, nodjbem tie re bOrber nit ibrer
fdperen arttaerie tura unb tlein ges
f6oKen bdtten. am ". angut
ssiaten fi9 Die eriten iapdnii4sn
SditFe am 5ori3ont, besniigten FH
ober 6amit, ben 20 ailometer peit
In Gee lisgenbsn fog. g5eu9aufsn"
su bsfdieBen, cine unbenCbrte TeIs
ieninIeI nit isBt b~erlaHsnem aeuat'
turn. sic gabsn iid groBe Miibe,
Die Bier permnteten Befeltigungen gu
trefTen; als gar feline QntiDort er'
fDlats, fpogien fie idIeblid seset
Qbsn0 cine 2anbung un6 muBten Iia
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tilia Ail'alffiH lt , Gle
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q uNa 1fHalan llNfhif allallall
Hitniftail tlsahH Na'if Wlihemltai
wtai fN llii altih Haa Nfsals
eHAgtaa eis, rev ca anetfiipa efia
is.rN ttlG Hbbiaa inn ierHlt ahs
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Qriuss un0 Wlariutminiitu Iautrn
iprnnabertii, bsips @hlIsr Etutids
lunbs. b<iot CUTE asnHsr ieinsr milis
tdrilhen geiitunasfdbi1ieit. Alts
II Frrtia: 3 Dipiiiontn mobiI unO
CUR abtabrt bsrsii, sfpsi @sIdpabsr
lhon auf Gee. nm lofort BITE Blot
tnos at sroffnen. es gilt, biiIise
Qorbeersn Su getDinnen uno ote
Sdarts oes MnrinsiiauboIs oassus
ipebsn, an BEN bos b0le Dsuiidlanb
IduIs fem Iou. Der llsberfaIl bic
8ereeipaItisung 5iinetaus pirb be-
IdlpFen. GIuubt man bod, Ieits
ies GpisI gu baben. Der %. au'
CUFF 1914 ober BARI bon Dsutfh'
LAMB ben Soponern ME Derseisn mere
ben!
Die tlsineR aoloninItdmpfs, Die
Fa Dem qusbru9 oes &rieges sus
ndhIt nnfHloFen, t0nnen milttdrts
I6es SntereFe natiirlid taum srres
gen, tpDhl aber gilt biss i'm b04iien
01aBe pOn Der binssbunesOOIlsn
gfli6ttrfiinnna Der tObeamutigsn
EnpFertsit, NIT Der 5fngtnu mona.
tsIang gegen bic erOriidenbe ia
punif9ssngIilde uebermadt Oertsis
Oist ipurbe, obipObI es iid. oud bier
~teinesfpegs Inn cine srftIaFas Ges
flung bdnbeIte uno obfpobl iiber oas
IdIiebIi6e G6idiol oes pldbss ben
bornbsrein nidt Der s%sringite 3tOeis
fel obpoIten fpnnte.
Cine eigsntItde 6eitrng III 9Tuss
tou nidt, IOnOern cine 6unbsIs Ftact,
bic MIR bur9 einen IOfen @erteibis
euneseirteI gsgen einen beipaffneten
SunbItrsid, nidt dber seseu cine re-
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81 ta4 ssiils8ara s atffi
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He ff
m Mm a8 HW sH eff
SAT 50 a f aif
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ri fisit taft tsi aaf
IN HaHWf4f Mf8lta
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NnaflH flN Hf Mt Hf #aff
fA4fH saslfgW Wisit NH
Feif NtsseHan fiasaea Be 8i
Ws sta al Hf Ma NN8f
sa sftI.Hla WlsIiH a Htfsl
ism NaiafllN isHah tt. aaf aHs
sf blismt Hf'tHam Sc Nlag t
Nmit5iiiii En- iaMaf8 a.
aaaaN fA tat Hftt w willie mil
frim lfatmlatam Htflustek
ft mafi aaaRiHra mab Hhf lihf
al BITE a%gaanui nit sga "a
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nae af @8lati bon m9tlt
81 MaanH $50 tH Mfts
tff be Hfdnitim 5000 Nl6ua ntls
lafM uaa u0iM 0iiuhatnt iH Biz
Anet Nu @ltau iiflfh gg3 Mlags
ltda Dos Wotrn ltaf Alldul uA
.ttm Cbulnmhanhe NNlfl ultals
len 90 l5natn Let Hthf MAO wuf,
len 6k Nummtfn btt am Mtit&i IT,
itiiillm Htaimfnlu mlattnim vie
tt Rtibt an bas 49, Regiment tam,
bnlipoEttlt nltmano aNein Diitittr
81 abtgstbiltbmR fragile ott giars
iHau uHauhl. aAtin dn3isul' il0na
tsr Bsittie. Rein SnIodi14 irdal,
u auiS utus. .aah ltiafr.
mos. nidi tinmal eth adppi mures
auibtpabri. Mn ans gu linbtn, 100
Attit grousn alofrtt1 fdrbtn2"
.Rtin aappi lit oal' Ulat Wldbon,
Stm bic Sorglofglsii bts aris9smis
niiitrs besanni. tels9rapbitrit iofort
on oititn mas nit BEN 10. Rtgis
msut atidebsn Jet ,5bm pur6s Die
Qntmort; sDas 10. Regiment 1T noA
IN Bahia, no Cd felt bret Bohsn
1ranspOrtidiiie 3u isiusr uebsrfabrt
lad Jrautrsih e%rIpartet.' Der Mars
i6an, osr niat etumaI puBte, psIds
Reeimenter ibm sur 9~srfiaune itans
zen, dtmets uuf.
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frsunbIi6n auFgsnommen. Mlan COB
ibm III Gbrsn GmpiGnge uno gtebess
mobIe. aber msbr feFsIte Jpn bic
mTqliHF eingebenbe geiihtisune Der
6dfenonlagen unO aafernen -.
GIsid mad fsiusr 5eimtebr III gro.
ber MiniItsrrot in Sotip. 0rof
Stuma, bsr gr0Bts Guds Jdpdns,
Ieitst bic gttbanDIungerl unb Ia6tlt
NIT isinem bdBIid intereFonten grsis
Tentopf bns fteiuerne, nrererilnoIife
SaponIdHsIn. aotp fibrt ods gros
be WorH. Der gslbdftigs Muher oes
sneIifhsn ginbniFss uuo esI2pore'
ne fseiub 8suifdldnOs. DsHsn
Breunb, Der SnTti5mtuiftsr Oiaii,
bHat i4 in finiteres S9IDsigsn,
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eelrsdte geIdserung eeriiiet III. 81
men @neriFf 5ur See bat 9fngtau
anerbin9s tpeniger al firdtsr, 0enn
Der 6ufen Iiegt btnter einsm bic gans
se Rlfte btbsrrfdenben 45ben3uge,
Der nit gut 1~usssbduteu unb fdiper
beItiidten gdtterien esfpidt III. uns
gIei6 geFdbrIinsr muBts Elm angriff
bon Der aanoIeitt aus irerben, bd
bier Der 5eiitb feline srObe liebsrs
mdht sur GeItun9 bringsn tonnte,
penn ouG bic anmnrI@itrnben i'm
ssener her anF ben Bergen eirgebaus
fen 5eHuussgeIGiibe ldoer. 9us
gauge pndtgebiet beberbsrgt nuf 552
audbrdEtiIomstsrn 175,000 gtnpObs
ner, iporunter etipa 1000 3eutfde.
Dem goupernstlr ftanoen tn King
tau Sur @srfieung: bns 3. Battalion
Der Observation-Disclosures nebit elmer
IeIbbatfsrie uno gionierdbteiIung
(36 Sffi3iere. ITS ltnterOffi3iers,
1879 Mann), cine ELECTROMAGNETIC.
risabisiIune (15 OffiSiers. 8 9tds
Offisiers, 80 llnterOffisisrs, $50
MANN, MinsnlsesperIonol az Diff
aiert. 10 8edofHaitre, IA nnttroFFts
5iers) nnb oas MiIitdrperlOnoi bes
RrisgsboTens (13 0edOFfisisrs, 81
llnterofTsiers. Al Mann). DieTe
tIsins 9eiatuug trFubr o~nerOinss
nod eine rsitutIi4s 9srftdrluNs bd'
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Der 1Ionza.
eiuer Der merfmarOisirn 5laKe GnrOs
pas.

6iner Der merfmarSisitrn 5lfKe GurOs
pas.
Der Sionso besinHt in ben @ren5s
tdmpTen Seiterrei9s geosn Die MeIs
i9en cine bebeutiame aDae 81 Ipieltn.
Dieter 5laB 1T elmer Der mertipirs
otgIteu JIiife guropas; Oenn mandt
ieBen in inn ben Simopus Der III
ten, anO i9on bic 4rsououtsn IDaen
i'm bsfd9rsn baden, als tie BON SIier
gum Oteunps bnrgeoran9en. Nnoere
FreiIi9 noLen in Dem Deutigen 5ta
mobo, Der bet 9uino in elmer gang
seringen gntFernung bon Der aijte
ben 6elIen entqut[t unb uuF Dieisr
ipin3igsn Strede I9ou NIT. tIeineren
Soften befabren iperben fam, fris
Der iebp1 nett md6tiger mar, ben
gebeimnispouen MlDtbenitrom erblits
len, an oefen ltfer bas 9eiligtum Der
Gtolii9en 6tra geItnnOen baben ina.
TAD Der fsbr f9arfIinnigtn @ermus
tung 0es Barnns @5oerntg tit nun
Der simapus tntfdt4i4 friiber Der
llnterlauf bes SIOn8n gepeien, bet
beuts BEL MlonToicone als pSOobba"
in bic aoria fdIt. Der Siou5o err
COB Iid friiber militant Der Mippn6
III tfnen See, belien unterirbil1er
abflub eben Der 9imaous mar. 9ie
Strpmtunoe bes GdrItes un0 oes gee
Tamttn iiio5Iterrei9tiden aiiltfns
laubts lit ia iiberrei9 an Rdtieln, an
8eripidlungen. Die @albtnieI Sitrien
bat i6rsn Rdneu pom SITTER. aIfo BON
Der Donoll. Mie dber totnmt Die DDs
nan an ods Slbmesr, in bic @egenO
3ipil9tn Trieit unD 9diba92 Saipn
ipa9nte na9 Der Gage bier Die auele
oes Sitter erreidt 3u 9aben. Mie cine
folde 8Orife1ung ii9 biI6en tounte,
0as bat elmer Der moOernen pioniers
6iODIterrei6s, 6einri9 Noe. lebr
bubf9 gu ertIdren estpubt. Sin
StrDm fagt er, pirb INNER ppr ieia
ner Miinbung alftpdrts erforiAt.
Sene alien erie9iIden ODer porbeIs
lenif9en Wittnger, bic als 4rgpndits
ten In Der Didtuns Fo%rtIebsn, fubren
oIiO bic Donau binuuf uno uIs lie
an bic STEELE tainsn, tpo - beim beus
iigen @emlin unb 8eIgrdb DIE
Gabe in sic Dpndt fIieBt, bieIten ite
isne, bic ia Ole Ri4tang Des 5aupts
itrpnns na9 lBeiten fortfeBt, fir ben
beilisen SITTER ieIbf. Sn Der Mius
bung Der Qaib19 iii Die SaDe Apieotrz
bolte Ii9 Sic 9erpe9slung, uno ID
glaubten iene often suleBt, bic Siters
queIle angefdbr am beuttgen 8irns
baumer Woloe %gsfunOen 81 bdben.
Dp9 am IeItIamiten tit bic bon Noe
mieoerbpIt ongefiibrte SatIa4e, baB
bic Glatpen bes aarFgebiets cine
iebe trdftige Auele oIs rDunai"
(0onaa) be3ei9nen. gs bdtte Iid nIIo
bon alters bet Die @ortelune dussss
bilOst, baB Der Sfsr aug pieIen
2ueIIen ienss sieenttmIi9en 6D9s
Iunbes SuTdmtnenssfIoIIen Tel. Wdren
bic Qrgonauten t6rer fpeitlihen Ri9s
tnna treu geblieben uno an Der Sane
nod tpeiter binauf in bos pDndnbtdI
DDreeotangen, 10 bdtten tie bic Sbria
nnO nit ibr Den SiOn3o srreidt. Die
fer besinnt feline auufbabn ais edttr
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aliugis uic9t ald ipie Elm Gctiesiepen2
sgieb lotetlano. magif rubig fem.
BUG i'm Hua. Sd lauide. Die 5dnO
9dlt bas eeIaone @eipsbr nmiparmt.
Sd iteb uno ihoue. 8ue nm 8ng.
Engrs uu0 tl9eIong ton Der Beidne.
Bin id gu etipas Soh gut penu8?
8ie Bride ibusen. ben Gdienens
FIRING +.
Vein 9aiier braudt mid gu anbertm
ntd1t
ganoit1rruinarn tn bier beire
Yflidtl
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arieseriid.

SD gebe bents meme GtrdBs ent.
lang. 3tpei Sungcna, bic fid idrn
cine wtile eeitritteu batten. tommsn
70 fptit, boB ie Iid gadpfeifen ans
bieten. Mit stnenmuI Iagt Der eirt.
,Du, oct Iogs i'd Dir, penn i1
Dir ieBt eene f~leiiters, itebffe mDrs
qen in be @erluftIiitei!4
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-9psbaft. 0srr: .gie t0nn.
ten SIREN 8rdutigum fir ale 3cis
ten gliidli1 maten!'
grauti uggieIO 6enH2"
6err: vMenn Sir i'm nibt
heirntsn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12

li,ai BORT artbnr idtdg esasnibsr.
70 Oab bic 9ruppguiranspoylt ieinsf
grobsn Meg surdd3ule9n broutttn,
limb uiro rad Der GNisll, 6iu ouh
nod burt bic tngliide 8sIuns Wsi
bsipti atbtdt. 9srnsr mar q bier
nidt nett our Shdutunabobn, nod
Der q bic Sapnner 70 Isbr seliiitets,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12

Giniae 9lufen Gaben beim Pliinbern
Gdnaps erbetiet limo lih odrau ipeios
lid gelabi.
SOU. @Ia6ifair, ib fIaiisbe, i1 mir
habben beioffenl"
.@oran merrtt man Dos eiaeuAin?"
meint Der nnfere.
ga Indt WInbimir bIobe nnb iagt.
sGie6jt "a oriebeu bic beiben Beinbe,
fporn gu Iiebft ptere, baum bibt 9u
ipisrilid beiufienl@
rad, abcr -" erpioert Gereei,
~Itsht bod Orieben BLOB ain geinblT
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12

Sn Den leBien sossn Oes Suli
itanb 9iingtou gang inter Dem SEE
den bobsn iapnniIden 9eiuds. Der
@enerolgoubernsur bon port 4rtbur,
Baron 5utuidimd, Der ais frlbtrsr
MiIitarattaGe in Berlin beutIdes
MtIen tenusn gsIernt bate. peilte
nit sablrei6em @efOlge oIs SAT- in
Der osusidsn aolOuie unO Duroe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12

Der naahsbtuts. trH n%sutrSiuss
uI6itntns aagfabtlibt gtriti dnsA
nd6monnss iibtr bi, gsIa9uuua
uno ThlisbIits Wtanohme beS bsui'
fntn Sanbg,titts ainuiidou ia
iiberaus fsTsInO nnb inisrsfdni:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12

Dor m ariege gait ct. Meneboulb
aTs fleibtges GtdSt1en bon rut,S 5000
g~inippbnern, oas tina so 9~iIoueter
ipeitIid1 bon ger6un geIegen tit. IS
mar ipepen ieiner beriibmten 8nrItfos
Irritation beIonbers befnnnt. Sin oies
fem ariege ip1lrbe ct. D2ene6oulo erlts
mails i'm september 1914 ae1nnttt.
5eitbem bat es III ietner gd6e meBr.
fnd bIutioe @efedte gegebth 70 BET
8iue I. Soiirbe, Gierlne IA G6utedu,
9arennes itnb GIermont.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-12
Atantsrhnn.

gdastnas uns Ciunobms bee s,nti9n s6ntatbias il etina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
TWO FAMILIES ASK AID
Children Keep Mother from
Steady Employment.

With no means Of support except
the wages of her fifteen-year-old SON.
Mrs. T. and her six children face an
uncertain future. Since the death OF
her husband the woman has struggle ed
to keep her home together, but ma
found il impossible to work steadily
because Of her young children. Inc
baby is only two years old. The Bu-
reau Of Charities, SO Schermerhorn
Street. Brooklyn, is now looking after
the health Of the mother and children.
A fund OF $3.50 is being raised for
rent and food for six months. Con-
tributions toward this amount should
be marked For OBS
Another case is that Of Mrs. d.
whose husband deserted her and then
SIX young children. The Bureau OF
Charities is endeavoring to trace the
husband. Meanwhile the mother and
children need help, and fund Of SIS
is being raised. Please mark gifts
For 02l9."
The bureau acknowledges the folIow-
ing contributions: Appeal 02l4, A. ).
K. 81; O2l4 and O2l5, Il. S, 81; I. ).
f.. 81: OILS. Cash. Anonymous, 81;
J. B. B.. Philadelphia, 81; in response
to letters, Cash, Anonymous, $40; }.
s. W, for a widow with children, 81;
from Mrs. II. r., 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
ELSIE JANIS SAILS;
PRAISES BRITISH
Actress Delights Wounded, Sing
ing to Them Unit! She
Loses Her Voice.

London. July % Elsie Janis, who
sails on the ST. Louis tomorrow, has
occupied the last fortnight singing for
woundcf soldiers ten and a dozen times
a week until she has lost her voice en-
tirely. Last night 1000 convalescents
at Richmond went Wild after the per
Torrance and almost carried her auto
mobile 20 the camp boundaries. Miss
Janis denied 20 The Tribune to-day that
she was sailing to New York 10 escape
the war charity matinces in England.
i've never loved anything so much
as singing 10 the wounded" said Miss
Janis. They're the inest men | have
over seen. Nothing seems 10 dampen
their cheerfulness. | am bound 20 re-
turn because of my contracts with
Charles Dillingham;. Hes been wonder
fully kind in allowing me 20 remain so
long.
This stay in England has been a
revelation 10 me. It's untrue 20 say
that the British don't realize the war.
am convinced they feel II IN their very
bones. but they won't allow % 20 per
turb them. The theatres open are
packed. while supper clubs, like Ciro's
and Murray's. are filed 20 sufocatlon.
DESPITE this apparent desire 70 forget
the war. if am able 20 judge, the Brit
ish don't mean 20 relax single effort
until they've won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
NEWPORT IS READY
FOR FASHION SHOW
Society to Aid Belgian and
French Families at Home Of
Mrs. 0elrichS.

Newport. r. l., July %. Everything
is in readiness for fashions passing
show. which is to be given tomorrow
afternoon and evening at the summer
home of Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs Tor
the benefit Of French and Belgian
families in this country. " is to be
known as Secours Rationale Day, and
promises to be one Of the busiest of
the summer
The entertainment will be one of the
largest for charity ever given here.
1t was reported to-day that already
$4,000 had been raised. Some slight
changes in the programme have been
made. In the parade Of the nations
Miss Nuriel Winthrop is to take the
place Of Countess Gizycka to represent
Italy. Miss Gertrude Hotfmann's role
i, Her Ladvship's Wardrobe Is TO
no tslon by Mss Mary Nash, while
Miss Barbara Rutherfurd's place IS 70
no taken by Miss Florence Nasn. MIS-
Condo Mast is 20 take the part OF 'he
maid. Miss Holman VIII send lout
Of her dancing girls to take part u
the evenin. performance.
Several dinner parties were gwen
this evening, the largest beng that
oiver by Mrs. John 4. DreXel IN honor
Of her guests. Mrs. Richard stevens
and her daughter, Miss Elsie stevens
Following the dinner there was dane
inc. guests from the other dinner par
ties coming in. Other dinner hostesSeS
included Mrs. John Thompson Spen-
cor Mrs. Horatio y. Draper. Mrs.
George Peabody Wetmore, Mrs. craig
Riddle. Mrs. James B. Duke, Mrs.
lanes L. Van Allen and Mrs. Oelrlchs.
MR.. Charles VI. Oelrichs gave a
luncheon to-day for several prominent
sufFragists. Mrs. Belmont and Miss
Alice Paul, of Philadelphia. spoke
Mr. and Mrs. 4. Duer Irving are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden j..
Perry.
Vincent Aston has returned from
New York on his yacht Mona.
Registered az the Casino TO-DAY were
Edward Brooke. jr, visiting George
Brooke; Nh and Mrs. Harry X. Brent.
of New. York, visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence /. Gillespie; Mrs. Ernest
lselin. Mrs. Shoemaker and John
Clinton Gray. guests Of Colonel
Charles Hayden on his yacht Wa
condah; Mr. and Mrs Fletcher Hayes.
visiting Mrs. Lorillard; Mrs. Ralph y.
Ellis. visiting Mrs. ". Earl Dodge;
Mrs. Ralph ". Johnson. guest OF Mrs.
Dudley Davis, and s. Elklns. visit
ing Joseph +. Widener.