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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22

delivered one of his most famous ad-
dresses on the subject of reconstruct
ton.
Here it was, on the road north of
Centerville that George w. Julian first
saw the light of day and in Centerville
and Richmond that he afterwards op-
ened his crusade against the slave
power.
"Close to the spot where St. Mary's
Catholic church stands, Mendenhall
presented his petition to Clay to lib
crate his slaves and the great Ken
tuckian crushed the puny abolitionist
by his eloquent rejoinder-a Pyrrhic
victory which returned to plague him
in the subsequent election and was
not without its influence in bringing
on the "irrepressible conflict" between
freedom and slavery which led to the
Civil War.
AT Cambridge City was the home of
General Solomon Meredith who led
the Iron Brigade at Gettysburg. And
In Richmond the early poems of May
or Finley, Bachelors Hall" and the
"Hoosier's Nest we're composed and
given to the world.
The function of any historical socie-
ty like this is to collect and to trans
NIT to future generations the memoir
ials of what Wayne county has done
for the world. There are three ways
in which our past history can be por-
trayed: first, by historical documents
and treatises, secondly by pageant
and third by the erection of monu-
ments, works of art or other suitable
memorials.
I'VE want all historical memories of
our city perpetuated. Perhaps only
Vincennes and Corydon antedate US in
history. But it was here that the Ma
tional road first entered the state and
that the first incident of pioneer life
occurred, which attended the opening
of the great highway.
Wayne county should fix the places
where these events took place by en-
during memorials and tablets should
mark each place to consecrate it as a
source of inspiration to the future"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22
VEGETABLE
CALOMEL

Vegetable calomel, extract Of the
root Of the old-fashioned may-apple
plant, does not salivate. AS flyer
stimulator, it's great. It's a per-
feet substitute for ordinary calo-
mel (mercury); in fact, it's better,
because its action is gentle instead
Of severe and irritating - and it
leaves no mean, disagreeable after
effects. Physicians recognize this
and prescribe may-apple root (po-
dophyllin, they call it) daily.
Combined with four other stand
ard, all-vegetable remedies, may
apple root may now be had at most
any druggists in convenient sugar.
coated tablet form by asking for
Sentanel Laxatives. If you forget
the name, ask for the box that has
The picture of the soldier on it.
These tablets are small, easy to
take and are really wonderful lit
tie performers.
They quickly clean out the poi
sons that are causing you head
ache, constipation, sour stomach,
biliousness, dizzy spells, bad breath
and coated tongue.
They are mild. They never
grippe. And they are a bowel tonic
as we'll as a cleanser and liver
regulator. A 10c box should last
one several weeks. A Physicians
trial package a doses) will be
mailed you free if you write men
tioning this advertisement. The
Sentanel Remedies Co., S02 Madi-
son Ave-. Covington, Ky.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22
MOONLIGHT DANCES
ABOARD WILD ROVER
PLANNED FOR YOUNG

The Wild Rover is again afloat on
an even keel. The old lake charge,
was raised yesterday by simple
method and today the repair work
started.
The lessee, r. P. Strohm, built up
the submerged sides and calked the
cracks with hemp. Swimmers used
tubs and bailed the water out until
the submerged parts were a foot above
lake level:
Mr.. Strohm has asked the lake and
park company that an electric motor
and storage batteries replace the old
steam engine and boiler and that IL
floor be prepared for dancing. The
object is to rent the boat for moon
light dancing parties.
If the engine is found in good con.
dition, the boat will be run tomorrow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22
DAY D0DCER BOYS
START new CUSTOM

1t was left to the Day Dodgers to
start precedent that is destined to
become one of the customs at Earl
ham college, that Of entertaining the
Senior class of the Richmond high
school as part of the activity of com.
mencement week. The day students
have arranged to entertain the boys of
the high school graduating class with
a camp supper and steak roast Mon
day afternoon
The boys will be conveyed to some
suitable woods north of the city in
automobiles. 1t is expected that at
least seventy-five or hundred boys
will be in the party.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22
VANDERBILT FAMILY
MOURNS LOSS OF HEAD

NEW YORK. May 22.-All hope that
Alfred G.. Vanderbilt may have surviv-
ed the Lusitania disaster has been
abandoned by his family The follow
ing death notice was inserted in this
mornings papers:
Died. on Friday. May .. 1915. at
sea, Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. son
of Alice Gwynne and the late Cor
nelius Vanderbilt. in the thirty-eighth
year of his age.
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new STANDARD
[contlnued From Page One.l

Despised," showed her qualification
for oratorio roles. Mr.. Whitney sans
the tenor solos with brilliant tone anc
much dramatic feeling. Mr.. Johr
Dodd, the baritone, was already vel
known to Richmond audiences, and
delighted his many friends with the
richness and finish of his perform
ance
.ExeeIs In "HaiIelujah"
The chorus proved beyond a doubt
that children can sing the heaviest
works with splendid effect Their
singing was neither forced nor unsym-
pathetic, but showed rich, full tone
quality and vigorous, brilliant execu-
ton. The difficult contrapuntal
themes and the complex melodies
were sung in perfect harmony and
time. Attacks we're made with clean
cut force, and the tone volume was
surprising. Twelve choruses we're
excellently done. BY far the most i'm.
pressive number was the famous Hal
lelujah chorus, which closes the sec.
ond part of the oratorio.
If, at any time, the high school cho-
rus might be said to have excelled,
especially, twas in this number. With
the audience on its feet. as is custom
airy during the performance of this
chorus, and the quartet of soloists as
sisting, the three hundred voices filled
the hall with wonderful tone and beau
tiful Interpretation of the stately num-
Der. In speaking of the chorus after
the performance, Mr.. Dodd said:
81 have never heard a chorus do
10
these school children. Their attacks
were perfect"
Miss Leader also omplimented the
chorus and said the entire perform
ance was excellent. Il shall never for
get how those youngsters sang that
Hallelujah chorus" she said. at was
beautifully done and very impressive"
Select Special Orchestra.
The task of accompanying this ora
torio was performed by an orchestra
of forty members. selected from the
high school orchestra. They were as
sisted by Prof. Frederick Hicks and
Miss Carolyn Hutton, and did them
selves credit in the difficult accom-
paniment of the various recitatives
The capable conducting of Prof
Sloane did much to bring this sue
cess and revealed rare talent for Or
chestral directing in the Richmond SUI
pervisor. One of the best exhibitions
of trumpet playing that has been heard
in this city was Clair Reds perform
ance of the solo trumpet part with the
bass air, The Trumpet Shall Sound"
A five-mnute intermission was Civ
en- between the second and third parts
of the oratorio, and although it was
then 10 o'clock. the entire audience re-
manned quiet in their seats and eager
ly listened to the third ard concluding
part. The performance was brought
to close by the sublime and stately
chorus, "Worthy is the Lamb" The
entire oratorio was rendered with ar
tistic taste and grave respect for the
lofty religious feeling. so that the pro-
gram left nothing to be desired.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22
Masonic Calendar

Monday-Wayne Council. No. 10,
will hold a rehearsal in the Super
Excellent degree.
Observation-Disclosures Ladge, No. 1856,
F. and A. NJ. Called meeting; work in
Entered Apprentice degree
Thursday-Wayne Council. No 10,
r. and S. NJ, will have work in the
superintendent degree. Refreshments
Friday-king Solomon's Chapter
No. 4. r. A NJ. Called meeting; work
in Past Master degree
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22
BETTER Than SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children of bed.
wetting. There is constitutional cause
ior this trouble. Mrs. M. Summers, Box
w, Notre Dame, Ind. will send free to any
mother her successful home treatment With
full instructions. Send no money, but
write her today if your children trouble you
Il this way. Don't blame the child, the
chances are it can't help it. This treatment,
also cures adults and aged people troubled
with urine difficulties by day OF night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22

To teach rifle shooting a Japanese
has invented cross-bow with rifle
stock, trigger and sights
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22

Dun1ng system will be demonstrated
by her younger pupils June re-
cital will be given at the High School
auditorium for advanced pupils.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22

MISS Bernadetta Dittoe of Fort
wayne, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Lawrence Luken.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22

The art gallery will be open to the
public Sunday afternoon from 2 until 5
o'clock and Monday and Tuesday
mornings until 11:3O o'clock, and in
the afternoons until o'clock. The
gallery will close Tuesday evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22
F0uLKE WANTS

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22

Miss Ruth Friedgen Of California, a
former resident of this citl, is visiting
friends here
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22

Mrs. S. E. Swayne of North Eleventh
street, is in Battle Greek, Michigan,
and attended the new arrival banquet
at the Battle Creek sanitarium this
week
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-20
geIaIens e6absu.

Mmlier0nm 20. San. - einer
baIbamtliden belgiiden Stdiiitif Bu.
ioI1e beIdnit iif Der Shooen, Den
geldien blsber ollrh ben arica rrIit.
ten bat, nuf 5,3t3O00,00 6rants.
Die S~dnptpoiien oieIer Innaen so.
iienredmiHg iiH0 folaen6ermabcn
bertbeilt.
giittidj mo llmgeaen6 $4,000
900 Gr.; 9ouen 1856, 900. 900 IT. ;
t20,000,000 Or; G6arIe.
roi 5tG.000,000 5r.; Sdd0cH in
Der @nnbpirtbidoit 600 900
3r.; 4ntfpcrten 506 10000 o gr.;
5hdocn an itaatlifen @inridhngen
Wiienbabnen nlw) 100000, 900
5r.: Sd1oen 6iirh Stillieaen oes
&dn6eIs f,000000,000 1raucs.
Ger gerfaiier Der Statiitif, BRO.
ieiicr Maiion ialicbt feline guf.
itelungen NIT Der tpebniitbigen ge.
trafhlue: n3h Miainrocn Sddben
sum .min0eiten b1tteB a~lIeroiugs Der.
mie0en neroen t0nnen Denn nafl
Dem Sail bon 9iittid, 5rieoe &C.
itloiien iuoroen mare.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-20
9Ortdrittr
i'm lDtftn!
lie 7enHden mtlbsn msbrsre Ileins
GrfOIat 10 ben admpitn
In braHfreidl.

Berlin, 20. San. (GnnfenGeridf.)
- Ttr btatr nHsgrarbrnr General.
itabeberidt bsIaet: eAnf BEN peit.
liden ariessidanplabe aHf BEN gan.
sen Webiete 3uiiden Der gbs Hnb Der
Setfiiite fauSen MIR ArtiIlsrieiGmp.
lie fat. Ssi Notre Tame be eOrette
nabmeH mir sinen 200 Gnh Ianaen
ennfsrabeH bes GeiHbes. 9abei
madJten mir sihiae @efdneene nn6
nabmen 2 @Gidiuengrwebre.
NudD In ben HrGDnHen na6men
mir einiss ~eanfsrGbeH. Yin tinem
Blnte bort siHsen mir siusn balben
ailometer Dor.
in ben BGlSern n5rblid bon
Senubeim MAIDEN mir ante 1srt.
Iihritte. @ir nabmeH bort Oas
|9orf AirSitin nHO nabmen 2 Off.
Jiere ano 40 @aHn Der AlpsniGger
gefangeu.
Hnf BEN 6fliheH ariessidnnplat
nidlts bon geOentnng."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-20
gaS.cmaba.

CUR 0erbeIierung ibrer geiea.
idoftlidGn nno mtrtbihaftliAen So.
&c mollen bic 2ebrer cine rleitc Ser.
einigung 9riin0en.
9eute abcn0 knoet i'm Siios0 ma.
pa Soipitdl Die Sabres. Sienng Der
SoipitaIgcieaidait itatt.
SIN alter BON AS Sobren Itorb
In ieinem SCENT 27 5iio 90. StroBc
5runf MieI5id. Die ge~croiauna
am 0onneritdg itottfiuoea.
&eiite lodmittoe fanb III Der
SodiduIe cine Situng oeS 0naboer
3ipeiges Der Sinner. gepobrunas.
9iea itott. lle6cr 0as Ebema. .aIll.
trr Oes aiuoes@ nurOeu yortrGee
oebnItg
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-20

Sierouf fam err attf Sen 8eGt.
.trieg au ipreden ltno feline 2ebren,
Die er oud fir inns 0eutl6ameri.
.faner NIT It9 brtnge. Sn ieiner eng.
liiden Gniprade an Die oe1tid.ame-
rifoniide Sugeno oerurtbeilte er in
ihGrfiten @orten Die ungere6te SOL
tung Der anglo.nmerifontiden Breiie,
Die i'm @influb ser britii9en 2iigen
itebe uno foroerte Die fommenoen
8iirger ouf ibren gtnfluB gelteuo
gu modem 6aB amerifa 0ereinit ft6
bon oielem unipiir0igen Gtnflnlie be-
freien moge.
3um SAluHe Ser 6eier ri9tete
aud SEER &oitor Gefinger nod Ell.
riae id6ne 8orte an ole @eriomm-
lung inter ge5ugnebmltne Der fl.
forbidden 8orte oes oeutiden &ai.
ierS; SD femme feline 9drteien
mebr, i9 femme mir nod Deutidel"
Die 8orte fan0en bielen @eifua.
Gen ShluB Der prGdtigen 6eier,
ipo5lt man Dor S6lep.2oge ber3li1
gratuliren 6orf bilbete elm 9eniitb.
lides Gan3fran36en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-20
GritfIaiIises ganbeDiat.
,@OlS eab id fir Giien.~

Mrs. u. 8ron6es, OMAHA: 81.
Soi. Gaab, Omaha: @oIO. 8abn.
ltoder.
SRI. emma aubr, Yutan: 81.
Sermonn atibr, 0utdn. ST..
8rau Stto Gggers, 0tttan: Golo.
Gette, golo. Gina, GOLD. NIT gerlen
beIebtes armbon6.
6r11 Mitnie Gtantp, yttdn. 4
golD. .Gberinge, 2 golo Ringe, /
aettc, 8 fleine @oIotbeile.
6rni geter Blin3, Termination:
@ol0. Gamcnubr um0 Hing.
Seinri6 Buns. Bennington: Gil.
bernes Snidenubr. @eb1nie.
SEER Soc a9iesner, @coolofe.
@olo. ltbr, iilb. ltbr, gofo. Cheering.
Serr Better gnra Bennington /;
Silb. 4amenubr, 4 26ffel.
Serr @iltelm Mide, georEolf:
@oIO. Bling.
Tbomos Seiler, Carroll, SSa.: s
Stiid feline @oIbio6en utb ginoe.
8ouI R0Bler, Bennington; / iilb.
libr. / @ebduie.
Grieoo @abmoilit. Sooper: Glib.
Gamenibr uno iiIb. armbdn6, aoIo.
Ring 2 Mdrt @eoenfman8e.
STRAIT 9adbns, Geodr bluffs: SIS.
Seinrid 8Opcr, Omaha: @olo.
ainberring. fiIb. aette uno Miinaen,
itlb. 8iinOboI3beh1Iter.
Breo. Qo1mdnb Omaha: @oIo.
5iIb. armbnno, eoIo. Bling, mebrere
anGpfe, gol6. grite, 0braebdnae.
6rou @. Meppen, Sy0oho GaIs.
Sdtuere filb. Suppen.aeac, 8 lilb.
Bling.
AGrr Mertcn, Omaha. 81.
sri. Goa 2icbertnedt, omaha:
SuppenIofieI.
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edlwinOler erIdliest fidl.

Chicago, 81, 20. San. g6as.
2e6omstn, Brdiioent Ger Sor Riber
DRILLING 50. bat lid in einen 81.
ierbobn8ue aiif benz 0ege nab gbi.
caao eritoiien. gorber bate er ei.
ncn Qeidenbeitdtter IN Chicago tc.
legrnpbiid benafridtigt, feline 2ei6e
in empfong gu nebmen. 9eOonsfp
bat aif eefdIifte 9apiere bin BON
mc6reren 9anfen bis al $250,000
aeborgt, Die er 0urfgebraft bat.
lin Der Straie 81 entgebeu, elltleib.
te er iiA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-20
Sin icints gnnfrtf.

auIGbli6 Der gcitriaen 3doung
Der Iebrusfa B1oleiaIe 9iqlor 9ea.
Iers aiiociation sa6 Bic 1irmo Sler
& So, ssnbaber Der @iaoD Springs
DiitiIlerp ibren a1inOen Gin BON.
felt in Waurers Heitourant oas Ell.
men feud,tfrobIiden 8erInui nabm.
.and beridieOcne ebreugdIte, untcr
linen Die Serreu artbltr Mles, gln.
malt n. 9. Ritdie, Senrp ae1ting
uno Q. $. Snroiua batten Der Gin.
IaOrna 5oIge geIeiitet.
Rnh eiHpm bor5iigltden Giien,
Oos Der aItbepdbrten Maurer I6cu
Slide aae Gbre mnhte, blieben Oie
Gbeilne6mer nod ldnger 5uiommen
uuO mar es mir rntirlif, OaB aud
Iagesfrngen 5ur Sprad)e tnmen.
Inter Den BON ben MeOnern berii6r.
fen 9bemntn mar natiirlif aid 6as
Ser Brobibition 1tno mitroe beid,loi.
len, Der lcbbaiten 4gitation Der
6retbeitsfein0e cine ebenio lebbofte
6bdtigfeit our gcrbinoeriing oer mel.
teren ausbreitung Der 9robibitions.
lebrer, oes groBten 5einoes pabrer
MGIIigfett, entgegerBuieben. Ratiir.
LID mliroe otl6 Der @ertb Der 81.
niqfeit erfonnt nno oarattf auf.
mertiom gemodt, 6aB ale ltnitini.
migfeiten oitsgeidoItet ner0eu ioq.
ten. Mit 3iidiidt auf Die G6otia.
DIE, Sab 0ie atiti. saloonIiga MIR
NIT e%ntitellten ODER brett faliden
Statiitifen arbeitct, puroe cine aiif-
fIdrlng Der 8eo0Iteruua bieriiber
ms auge gefnBt.
Gbenio ipiftig mar tpobl old) 6as
8ipeite 3berna, oas BON Der Inter.
itiitung beS 9eimiifen San0eIs
iprift es nur6e 0argetbut 6aB
Rebrdsfa geniigeT0 5irmen babe,
bic ben Sdn6el i'm gofl5en Staate
.befrieoigen fonnteti, uno onb es
eth llnredJt Tel, BON ousndrtigen
Sduiern nod ttngebeure 0uantitd.
ten cin3ufiibren. @s nuroe oaralf
nufmerfiam genndtt oaB gum @ei.
ipiel in aanias gitp n%tt8pdrtise gle.
feranten MIR febr ifyper ms Sc
ih1ft fommen fonnten, neil oie
6ortigen a~leirbdn6ler treu gum Dor.
tigen beimiiGen SanoeI bieIten. Sic.
les tpur0e al$ er3ielensmertb aud
fir Smdbo erfldrt, oenn bier per.
ben tGgIih ca. 10000 @allonen er.
3ellgt uno uniere Snouitrie lit alf
Die ltnteritibung Der 6etmiiden Be-
n0Iferuug a~ngetpieien. @err Meper
lenfte uIsoann 0ie aufmerfiamfeit
0arduf, BOB Der oeutid-
ihe NotiouaIbuno 5reiptaigenGi zen.
tie in Dem Sample fir perionlifle
Sreibeit, oa8 lit Dor allem oos Hedt.
0es freien girfaufs uno 8erbrouhs
(eiite, uno BOT un l1nteritiibunq oes
fommenoen Omaha S1ngerieiteS.
pod mebrere 9ieoen nuroeu gpbal.
fen nno enSete sic 8"eridmmlung
NIT Dem grfola oob cine gauge
3abl nelier 92itglie0er aufgenommen
iuuroer, poour6 Die glitgIieoer5abI
Iif. i'm fat so gro5eut permebrte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-20
stiftnnasfeh Ser sd[en.2pae.

Ole S6leb- 2oge oeg SrOens Der
Sermann8. 50bne In 3olmage feier-
te Montag gtbcno tbr t6. 5tiftungs-
felt, tpo3l iid Die WtitgIieoer nit
ibren 6amIien 3ablreid einfanoen.
No6 einem ret6li9en lben0eiien
fam Elm i60neB 8rcgramm, bette
bend aus @eIangSbortr6gen nnb gae-
ben sur au8fiibrnng. SER 6rib
Yosfing fnugirte NIT g~etpobnter
MeiIteridJdft ais 8eitoroner. Ger
iunge @eiongberein unter Der tiif)-
tigen 2eitung 0es Serrn Baitor
Stobe lang prGdtige 2ieoer, un0 Der
fomiide @eidng Der a0rillinge" Der
Serren 5ront 5iebetts, Wtat1tos
6rieorid)s unO Grnr5 2eBmann err
regte groBe Sciterfeit. 5p1ter pro-
ou3irte iid) SER Giebens ais 9omi-
fer NIT erfolg uno oas T3Gteraen
oes Serrn Boosting trug einen bib.
ihen 8rpIog Dor. Serr Bal. s.
gcter belt fitr5e Reoen tn oeati9er
uto engliider Spro6e. Gr iprod
ieinc beionOerG 6reiioe barber aus,
Oab EoImuge eiueu @efongberein ge-
griinoet babe. Der idon 10 id6ne.
grobcn leines Gonnens obgeIegt bo-
be nno ii6erlid elm GROCER Saftor
ecieligen 2eben Der Sto6t iuer-
Den tpiiroe. St lno Die &errcn Sun.
ger elm. lih om Gmobo Sdngerfclt
81 betbeiIieen, luaS fe ibut aitd per-
iproAea bnbea
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Inifaliide Undertaking. gum 9e.
iteu bes SilfsfonOs.

5rdu Sal. s. Better gibt Sreitoo
ben %. San, 0afmitta9s 2.30 ltbr
in ibrem SENT 27t5 fi0I. 20. Ctr,
cine muiifaliIde unterbultlng gum
Better oes 5ranen Sitlfsbereins.
3rau geter miro bon tii6tigen &rGf.
ten unteritiitt uno fommt oo8 fol-
gcnoe biibide grogramm sur 9iird.
fitbrnng:
Brogrdmm.
1. SnItrumentdG 6unrtett- Dllngd.
ride 5antafiep.
5rau 6. Geeie Bioline; 5rau
G. 2onaborIt, glorinette; Serr
o. 9eble, 6Iote; Serr grnit
ReeIe, alabier.
2. Sopraniolo-o0er bot nod al.
leg, Dem bic Gie6' geblie.
benz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Heele
6rnu Sal. S. 8eter.
3. Yianoiolo-eGontiq o'gtmour"
SlS0l
SRI Glen antbes.
4. 9uett fir Sopran ufto 8ariton-
o9t6i6ieO Der 86geI" :. Sil6od
SRI. sc. Ste0in9er rno Serr
Rie6.
s. 5loteniolo-s Sontafia on Meri.
to Airs" .......... 5ero. Gar
Serr 81. Reble.
6. 2ieoer bonn gpflus nGnilonS"
................ y. b. SeliT
al Stiles 2eio@.
b a@oienaueige".
q o9es Sdngers Gnoe".
SER 9arl Heeie.
Z. 8ioliniolo- gSomage a pamitie"
0atlcl1
5rau 6. @eeie.
s. Guett fit opei altitimmen-
4Wtutteriprade" g. Senning
Sri. emma Reeie uno Grl.
Dora Saormonn.
8. SnItrnmentols 2uortett.
Ger Gintritt betr1et % Gents.
Aae. ote iid fir oos Siilfsiuerf in.
fins gum geIn6e freunO
eingelaoen.
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gaain nnsaesei6netp

2onbon 90. San. - Sod einem
Eelegrnmm ans aopenbogen bat Der
Gniier Den @eneroIoireftor 8aQin
Der 0berleitnng idmmtIider
oeutihen Giienbobnel1 uno Der Der.
pflegung oes oetltifcn $eeres be.
trout. (alit goriidt ouf5unebmen)
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S56ere gaTaaierrate.

41e giienbabnen iperoen bonn /.
NGra an bObere 5obrraten in Strait
treten Iaiieu. Die 5abrt bon bier
ua6 gbicdgo miro 8. Q. $3.50 TO.
item, pdbreiO ite bisber uur $10.1t
betrlta.
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R(aIGfBlrle an5etgen!

3n bermiet6en.-9aOen fin Sdrb.
nader. Steiner in Ser Sta0t. Sci
ne @eIeoenbeit fir einen 9eutIhen.
Rod5ufrdgen BET Sre0 9tIteI, N2il-
laro, 0eb. Gg1
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Rbeumatismus-e eiSeuSe noIIen lire
a0reiie inter Ohio an 0ie Sri.
biine ieroen. 0ouern0e SELLING
audi nod .10.idbriger aranf6eit.
G27
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@eimdt-Gin Gortner tn einem
Sen. Mer6anoiie Store in einem
Der beIten Spmns I'm oItIi9eu 0e.
brostd NIT $4,000 Bis $4,000 aapi.
tai. Grfabrung nidt u~nbeoingt notb.
pen0tg. 9eutiher %bebor8igt. $4,000
BIS $4,000 @oorenporratb (gtod).
a0r. Omaha Sribiine, Goo.
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Nilfsfnnh.

Sn Ser Office Der Omaha Sri6ii.
ne fit ben @ilisfon6 eingegangett
.1ngenanitt ..l.....l....t.. $500
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@erlangt-MGodjen ODER Came nit.
Ieren alters fir ~alIaemetne Sans.
nrbeit. Suites 9etm ,tlto gtites Ga.
lar. Eel. @ebiter 4727. (S2t
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Gu bermietben-gin mooernes 3in.
mer, Board tuern gemiinift, fir
Serrrt. 1417 90. t6. Str,
Sci. Me0 1882. S-26
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y. %. IObr uerfnuft uro reparirt
N%1bmoihinen. .3t7 NorO is.
Ctr. Yhpre 9ouaIos sci. IS.
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Omaha 8ctrciScmorft.

Omaha, 20. San. 1915.
Sarter 8eiaen-
g9r. 2. 1924
Ger. 3. t31-133
ger. A. tt9-131
@eiBer 6riihiabrsmei8en--
Scr. 8. 1878
Duran @ei8en-
Ger. 2. 149H-t50
Ger. 8. 1870
8eibes aorn-
ger. 1. 7t-7tB
gtr. 2. 7034-71H
9tr. 8. 70-7015
Nr. 4. 70A-70h
Scr. 5. 69A--70
Scr. 6. 69h-70
@eIbes Qorn-
Scr. /. 69h-70
9tr. 2. 60A-69M
Ger. 8. 69--6915
Scr. a. 6S-6815
gtr. 5. 6s-6S15
9sr. 8. 67A-6SA
GorR
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Tas ein5ige Sentf6e N6bel.R epara.
tirgeiddft in Snuaba. u. Rarnag,
giaentb. 2910 Sornom; Sor. 1862.
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ten Is Gents.

@iIfarb GOOs, 8atente, 1880 Gitu
0ationaL gant @eb1uoe. EeIe.
pbon Snler 1850.
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5einIte Surd-MObeln; Meeo. MobeIn
ouf 8eiteItung gemadt. Smoba
&eeo & &ottan Co., 119 Ror0 10.
gtraBe. Sci. 9oltglas 2043.
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Weprafts Sebainme.

Grau u. SoieetDarp. 0gi2 go. III.
etrake. SpIer 1925. tt.