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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
Soffrc unS Frendl fritiifrt.

2onoon p. Sllli. GIN Gheil
ser bieiigen 9reiie ftn6et es unbe.
areiflifb oaB Die aaitrten i'm 8etcn
nidIt cine oqgeueine Gffeniibe err
greiFen (te modtel pobl, aber tie
f0uncn nidt). nm bic Rulien i'm
GIten 5t entlajten. Die 3eitungcn
fritiiiren ben General Soffre mo
Den 6elomoridaG 6rcnd i9arf un0
bebarpten oaB bic @cleocn1eit our
9urh6rehung Der oeutl6en 5ront
ME mie0er 70 gitnitig icin weroc (oie
&on0oner 3eitlmgsi6reiber miiiien
oa8 ia Dilien) mie jeet, % Ser oeut.
i9e @%eneralitab oifenbor groBe
Irnppennloiien bon Der meitli9en
6ront 5urildge5ogen babe un0 feline
meiteren Helerpen mebr bette. Isle
mogen iidj nal in 9eutihIotto nm.
ieben, batm lperoen Tie fin0eu, Dob
eS i'm gan5ell 0eutifen Heihe nod
bon gut eingeil6ten Iruppen MIN.
melt, meldle oorautf 0ringen, ms
6eiler gefilbrt 3u meroen,)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
Gaiier erleiSet idpere @elNuerlnlte

@ariS, -. ,5uIi. Sn einenl
BON Berlin bier eiugetroiienen 4ri.
Datbrief MIRO mitgetbeilt, OaB Oes
aoiiers peri6nlid)e finml3iele Ser.
Iuite 6lrd oen arieg iih allf $40.
100000 5elallfen. (gl0oiinn - ir
utel @elo bat Der aaiier niemnls ge.
bobt). Gieier gerluit reiplttcri
bmptiGdlih ourdl oo8 Sinfen Der
g9ert6e BON fbceoer. uu0 Srouitrie.
llnternehnuHl1en, in oeilen Der aai.
Ter itarf ~intereiiieri mar. 3mei
orobe 9ier5roltereien in So6len
mo gnpern, 6eren Sauptaftion1r
Der aaiier ieiu ioa. mlBten Die g[n.
lagen ihlieBet. Mud Die aoniae
non Bayern, Sodien mo @ilrttem-
BERG. ionic Der @roB6er3og bon
9oben lit6 anoere beutide 6iiriteti
perloren uiel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
HuoIcuelt R6cr arics.

5on 5rnncisco, %. Sill.
Ebcooore GooieDclt belt bier oeiterr
5pei Aniprod1eL bic 01s Ebemc
0aricg rmS 6rieoen1 batter. 81
0eHieIbeu orildte er mis-, oaB ipfuobI
9ereitpilligfeit ais SO efdbieung. Sol.
Bat 5u neroeu, niini9enslpertbe VT
tribute gutter @iirger ieien. Son
benz nGnliiteo Mfen's Club" ertIGrtt
CT nod aitBeroent. naB oein Mann.
Der lih por'm aampfe firbte, aud
nidlt Oes StiBmredlts milrOiq lci'
rno ubob cine Mlltter ole uidt loren
aiiobcn 5!iu Soloatcn er5oge oer
@iracritrft uift naroig lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
etrrif in Mlnrine.N nlnneu.

8uibiigton %. Suli 8enn
nift 9raiioeut Billion enc BON
@iarineiefrctdr 2aniel8 %angeorone.
te Sobnbcihneiolna bonn /. Sill ob
mie0er anflebt, iuer6en nod Der Or
fldruug elmer 3eputotion I'M Bei
Zen Suuic idmmtlide Ntehanifer in
ser Maihiugton gtapo DurO Die ar-
belt nieoerlegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
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hab bef NaIllr aH iaHt d8rit.I
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t|tieatamW iaif.Ho.H Snadtts as
iniat t0be Ia hnbf ote 8liieH
.tur mtuoefats 3itIatl a5I00UI.
ua6 liebe utH R'ttobrn6 0cr 0ut6
nt1ruaa ciuea salagee ant Der Wl't.
Itdcn stout 0et a0n{ Europa CT.
.5tilcrn moditt iptth le2 tt Hdt
mpalth ic0eu Nlo0iinm u|dtiunFb
men Den uon 0tn iu Eiaiten Gltp.
.lauD5 itfltt00t 4lutiefn berbrfitci
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
Nlaue Nrif6taadriatn.

0erttie one &W bsiadtu hdfI
.0ie p0ttoni rrboiHm- tnt friei
0oitiohr tDt5 out 6e sHmme bou
1850 600 600 Nr. 1884 100000 ac
.itieaeu fHo Dieie uroBt summc
.muroc eridi ooasict1u BON oci
0roHea vrfol4 uou 8lrct Nritnenu.
.leiheh ecpib zinc ihone &iuitrn
them oar oittrrctd idiln otouon itct
&Cr6ultniiit
Sic 9ie0c bc5 idmeatiAcn are.
mier q. puHmorStiol0 IN Der ct
uuBerir 0oB Sdnpc0tu inter acuii.
len 8c0iupuuael In Oen Nriea elm.
trcten uirOa miro in politiihcu
areiieu ais cine NorulnQ Qegen
BuBIauo mo enqlonO %bingGtelt.
Geltite 2ojarett 5ol0aten, Die ge.
gen iroBoiiiae @ciangaie einqe.
tauidlt mllr0cus bcidipcren ii6 iiber
.i6lette @e6onolurg i'm frou5oiiiden
@efougalenlaaer IN aorittc.
Gin IN 9eeos. @uglan0. einoetrof.
fener Brief bon Dem 5oloaten Ism.
2ousoole, Der iid ais arieg5gefon-
gc-ler in Gelti6louO 6ciin0ct. tbeilt
nit. ooB er iid bel gutter @eiuno.
beit beTiu9e mo bic 9er6irBnug elmer
l5-i1brigeH @efGugniBtGofe ongetre.
ten babe. Die lette Dor6er BON ibm
eingetrofiene gohridt bate 0a9in
geIantet. bob cine it6er i'm Der.
bangle 20 idbrige Stroie in CODES
itrafe ungemauoelt mpr0elt lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
3cppeIinc ais nadnidle geindler.

Sem Yort, %. 5uli. geiudc
BON 3cppe[inen it6ar Garis err:gller
itd td8Gid, iagte 96illip 9erIinger
aus gtem 9ort, Der oieier Gage ol1i
Dem Sampler ga &oltratne" Don
elmer oiermonati let @ei6dit8reiie
in 5rantreid 3uriidfe6rte.
u4m 8. S5llt INN 10 ll6r @fbeltOs, "
iagte Serr YerIinger, o3ahltc i4 z
3eppeliue, sic ME in einer Bro3ei.
lion elmer 5intcr Dem anoern, ii6ei
Bdria biuwesiIogen. Sic marfen
feline 8ouben mo id)ieren lid) aul
einem 9uiflaruug itHge 81 bcfinOeu.
Die @%eno6lcr uoR 8ari5 bQ6en
ftd ali oieia @eitde in ser 2uft 10
getp6but, 0ab iie iie ridt mebr ouf
regen. Sd borte, mie culer ser @1Itc
in benz &otel, no i'd pobrlte, at lei-
mem 7 Sobre oltet Sobn lagte,
lpenn Ell nift artig let, meroe er
friib ms 9ett gcitcdt peroeil, io0uB
er Die 8eppeliue llidt beobadten
totu1e.
Sans 9aris trnllert iibrigen5.
Omar bort man 4lSorilde Der 3u-
oeriidt, 6aB 2%altidlnub i9lieBlidl
beiiegt meroen mitrDe, ober ipternll
bat Der idredli4e aricg ieiue 5dat.
ten %gaporicn, un0 man finoet Die
oergeidlogen6eit u1lo llngliid, mo
man binhlidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
Freitag, den %. JUL 1915
Anfang $50 Uhr practise
zltfritrH Northumberland uurFrt

SoIsten' Frau Julia Claussen. Att Frauen Christine Maer, All
Her Ed. Boehmer, Barton; Hen Ennco Palmetto. Tenor
Hen Louis Schnauber. Niohnnt
Masenchor des Nebraska Sangerbundes
GrOsser Kinderchor der Omaha yolksschulen
Omaha stOrchestet DTigent Hen Tn. Rud. Reese
proaramm
J. Enzugs-Marsch aus der Oper BoabdiI Msztousa
Omaha FestOrchester
An der weser (von PresseD, fur Mannerchor
aTangiert Won IT, Rd Reese
Nebraska Sangerbund uud Dorchester
5. a Die Trommel gerihret LII Beethoven
b - Der Schmied Joh Brains
c. Helnweh Wolf
4. Fantasia Appasonata Nezxtenps
Solo fur Vioine, Herr Louis Schnauber
s. HinmHsche zef, o seEge zet Franz Res
Solo fir Barton, Herr Ed. Boehmer
8. Grosser Concertwalzer No. ?, F-dur, UaBsyq
Omaha Fest-Orchester
7. a. Aus meinen grossen Schmerzen Franz
b. Der Eyangehmann hend
c. Madchen NIT dem rotten Mindchen Gall
Solo fur Tenor, Hem ENR1co PALMETTO
9. a Der Freund Haqo wolf
b. In godener Fune Richard Strauss
C. Das Kraut Vergessenhet Leo Braun
Solo fir Alt, Frau JULIA CLAUsSEN
9. Quodhbet deuscher und amerkanischer Leder und Gesange
zusammengeteIt Won Prof. Ferd. Stedinger,
arangiet Won Th Rd Reese
2000simmiger Kinderchor und Dorchester
10. MeDdiencongress, deutsches Leder-Potpouni Conrad
Omaha FestOrchester
Am Xavier Frau F. A. Delano; Frau E. r. Zabrske
Hen Jean P. Du&e.d; Hen Sigmund Landsberg
sTEnSwAY PIANO Won SCHNEIDER & Mueller Piano Co.
Alenige Verreter fir den Stat Nebraska. I3rI-I3I3 Famams St.
HADDoRFF PIANO voa Brandeis Piano Department
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
Gd0n reiuaeFaGen.

Charles 2ioingitone, ein 6nrmer
bet 0terifo. Mo, pltr0e bon einem
0teftio on6ei 6etroifen, ols er oui
elmer Maidinc faIides 4apiereeln
beriteI(en moate. Gr ultroe prompt
per6aftct. bed lalo pieoer freige.
gebeu, 90 iit berauSitellte, ooB Sic
Niaidiue icIbit cine 5ali6una mar.
Ger 9etrogeae crfIarte, OaB CT ei-
ncm gutaet!eioctau 6rGmoen 500
duf oieielbe gelieben babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
Nefer mini itrrben

NerD gorf, %. SuIi. @ouper-
l1eur 81itmm bot Oas @eiNd nes
gum CODE perurt6eilten %friiberen
Goii3eiIettnentS Charles geder Inn
Strofduiihitb nb9elebnt. Gr miro
alio am 2S. ,Suli oeu cleftriiden
Stubl bcltcigen miliien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22

9}en gort, p. SuIi. - 3mei
D}dnner Ipuroct betlte Morgen bel
eiiem 4ngriff air Die Sobrifoulogeu
Der Ii0eUatcr Oil So. in 9uDone,
q. S., eridclieu. Qa5 @efedt 5mi-
iden Strciteru uno NGdtern oau.
erte it6er cine 5tln0e. @%onperueur
6ieloer %peripratb, bic @liIi5 our 2(ltf-
redter6aIhlns Der 0rOul1ng bel oeu
GcLnerten beraus3urufen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
@a6ai6.ga6n perfanFt.

ct. 2oitis, g}o., %, sui.
Der erite Sdritt 8llr Geor9onifirluq
Der @obaib @abn muroe geitern 90.
ourd) genlodJt, bob EN- BON Den
@loubigern ernannter 9u8iduB 6as
gur5e 9obnibltem nit 2lftipu 1nO
8oiiibo fir $t8,000,00 onfollfte.
Der Gotulpert6 miro ouf 1920, 600.
900 geidobt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
Gin -nerfmnrnines nrthrif.

Ole G@oroner's SS5Nr1 f1ute geitern
ipGt abenbs iber Das grtrinfen oes
10,idbrtgen 5rancis 9. GobbinS oas
Beroift, CAB Oieier lln1LiidSfon
0ltrdl 9ernnhIdiitgliIt9 elites gefdhr.
lihen GloBes I'M Glmpooo @sarf
ieitcno Ser @orf,aommiiiion cut.
ltonoen let".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
SronSitiFter in g(l,no

gllina, 9}eb., %. Sltli. @egctl
2 lbr 8cittrn 0}orgen brad in Dem
bieiigen 56l6Iaocn BON 6. $. 0hli.
ielmonn iYellcr aus, DAB an Eager
mo @abdu0c eineu 56aoen bon
900 oltrtftete. 3ipcifelloS III
0icies 6auar auf 9rmloitiituug 81.
riif3ufiibren
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
Safsnarbeiter itreifcn.

9tep gorf, %. Suli. - 0eunbun.
oert 9odarbeiter Der GlD0e Gteum.
hip So. uuO Der 0}alorD 5team-
ibip SO. itnO megen obgeidlogener
@rbobling Ser 2Gbne bier IN ben
Streit eingetreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
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I'm mabtta plhn



H#taii
isie tilaNi lalletIia
lsiais
GiHltf4Nr ufirrtfimtiaff etrtMt
@ 22 ,Ault nt.t eauban
EF e0affeta 1lal HnHurti te eAIiHrui
1a Weloril actGm attn6 pau
t1Hpla ttaIigut itigu Wfieafa
1a llnnrt ecn laott b1ucM 0is
1mpie Ua Dic ii0lf1iidm Aft
.Arfiic hte ieUl mii mberauu0uuii.
tfr @%effiaiCtt aeaet Den Nuttef.
TART 5e t8pr5 acridlici iin0. Wlrc1
actgtH Hbeno erfoIGlps giudI
ihntrlm 2lum0oreeuCHi Nos bts
im 0ic @}iitd0iun0e mdhrfG qrtii
ote ltoIieuide 2 3niautgrictmppcu
Dtpillon TN Ablduitt uou 4doNord
On Ger beuo Der oU ttutgGl
Rlmttcl m imlerc S6ou5ct etlge
0runaen mar. mur0e 5urHdgcunricu.
Rod erncitter Notwithstanding
utternobm Der 5cin0 tm pier llhr
y{atmittdgs eiuen SpeiteH 9lugriii.
Der INN adt llbr abenos polltg ge.
idcitcrt mar.
HIM Den 8eliB 6cs @rcn5plato5
Goberoo miro dHoauern0 beftig ge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22

Programme fir die Fest.K Concerto
D0hnsfstaH den 20. 1uli tois
Attends rfatiae = uhf
Etulrs Nuuhra-0 unnrt
s a a. tta egr Hns s
HaassHaha ass Nsfassstiit hss 44snsethaafsa
nifieeHti Heff tHtp kFtNt
Uaht f#tstaiH useat llm tk NaA HH#
pBsrsnm
0ess ragnwbssa
Hea IVA aaa fMatst Ht,sss @ buasi
B l aab 6eaasfta tNsa FHim
Az m if eesis o. f%aHl#f
M M fsm Nsam Rsffeto s1aa
4 0isaae Es ts.seaH
emabs fstuHasHH
ka ms Ca ofst be- tahtsls "a
&a W bes. TIER iFeRT N10w
o. e. 9has tshesaft u gsreehml Al
B. Es athf sHs n8ehfes tade ga tM
Bmdfabaf tina Ettas 1biesm
p Aas 0atngi heats ns0tsal eve dem chos.,f
t~Hatha8 Hazbtslsit8 ttoaHsfa81 6asH ffR
SOS hf Tenor Hen PAUL h1tioraE
g. ~roaesftwtisa Heb. wsn ~ saaH
oafha Fsstofchsast
o. 4 bsih Aug meiH fehsnset Stern ~ 61uef
b na Wsdet MmEe0guM H Bea0f
BuFDfsrit0R, THO KftnF Dr9ent
to Den HetfaFna hnr H7Nr4n
SOLO Ht Contra Al. Pau iuLfA CLAUssEN
~. schooner Rhela. Water Rhen ~ Ag
b Unlef dem DorptlAdlct II Hdnaf
BuNpEscHoR IND oRctlsrEE, THO. EE1Bl, DHgent
Am XAVIER Hen Jean 2. DuGdd Hen semund Lnd,bag
srFfewAY PIANO Won Schneider & Mueller Piano Co.
Anenige VerIcier fir den Stat Nebraska. |t3rt.t5t5 Famam 81.
HApDoRff PtANo yon Bandeb Piano Department
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
Wlarnberlatt.


sd6 onn6a. 90 ailt 1915.
Hiu0uieh@ 3uhttr 30
l'cef iiers. Nlartt touliam bia a
n%ieortltr.
01diter g're8 S9e0.
Glllffruu ORA eeiiitiettt 5000.
,dltlinge quito bis bette 5000
1000
3rmlid cute bis aute $500
900.
Sellers. U}artt ict.
@nte fis bette $100-s75
Corn iee0 QeeDes
@nte bis bette $50 50-t000.
D1itteImaBt9e $7.50-S.5 so.
jiemlidl giite bis quite $7.25-
$50.
ait6e. Dart felt.
@ltte bis Gcite Sc. 50-7.50
3iemIid cute bis cute $3.50
600. ..... 49,.
N3ittelm1Bide So. 50-5.25
s. ras-gefittegte ailbe $6.00-6.75
@ras.aeftttprte Sellers Sc. 50-7.2:
Stoder3 II. 3ceoer5, @}arft i6mof)
@utc bis bette 6eeOers $40
s.45.
8iemIid Cute bis cute 6eeOcr:
Sc. 75-7.75.
@3itteImaBigc stofers $3.50
$50.
5tod Sellers So. 75-7.oo.
Gtod Slide $5.50-6.50.
5tud GdIbar $6.00-7.50.
8eoI aGlber 00-9. 90.
Bulls. Stoas hin. S.. 50-7.50.
{ hmeinc-9ufu6r $500. Morft
Clippers felt, Gafers meiitenS IL
nieoriger.
0urdi6nittSpreis 6.55-6.70
@o6iter Qreis $7.45.
Sdafe-3unlbr 10000. Wtarft felt
26mmcr, M}arft 1875 ~nieoriger.
3urAidnittSpreis 7.50-7.75
&6dIter 4rei8 $7.75.
Mhitteridofc, cute bis bette 1925
$50.
Sabrringe, CUTE big bette $3.50
$50.
@iO0er, CUTE Big bette $5'25-6.25
GbitGau Marftheritt.
GinOuieb-3uft9r 1000. @}art
felt.
Sa6rlinge $1,000.
Sellers $3.50.
S6meiue- 3nftbr 10000. murf
meiit 5---t0 nie0ri9er.
3ltr9iAnittSpreis $6. 80-7.40.
&6hiter GreiS $3.50.
Sdaie-3uiubr 5000. 0}arft fer
,fiS menig F0ber.
@0dIter &rei8 $8.t5.
Boa-2Gnmer $tt.40.
COLORADO QGlnmer $tt.50.
6riihling.9Gmmer $685..
SSyoabo 2dnruer $1,000.
Son9o Ntutteridafe $5.75.
aanIas Gitp @arftberidt.
GinOpic6-3ufpbr 5000. @aarf
InngIn mbis felt.
SG6rlinge St0.15.
@eutiidte S6brIiltge $500.
aiibe uno Sellers, Marft felt.
Stofers, Dart felt.
a1Iber, Marft felt.
6eeber8, S8.75.
Sdmcine-3ufubr $500. Narf
felt bis 10 bG6er.
3trGIAuitt5preiS $7.t0-z45.
S64itcr greiS $3.50.
5hafc-3ufnhr 5000 Morft felt
Hammer, Mcrft 1870 nieoriger.
56dIter Rrcis $500.
81. Suisp6 Rarttteridt.
acknowledgements 1000, oupor
700 EerQs. @lartt, bette ieit, sraS
qeiutterte mebrigcr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
Or. z. StaaOs, SentIdrr 5rauen.
arlt nno Gperatar.

Mcirc mcbr nls 2o.i1briac Gr.
fobruus bat bcwicieu5 bab pieIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
Gianrren.

8olldle Rouigator t5c, Stpet fiir
25c. glaf @eor i0c %. 0. u. SC,
6ano 6abrifot. u. u. Shneioer,
Geutihe 9iaarrens5obrit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22

4 foaenicihen otHe Operation atbeill
Uerbeu i0unrm mcuu rrdi1eiiia unS
beban6eIt G22 a @lrnbt
Qlaiiohurtts @eb) sionr Sits IA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22

.Gae prtiswarbigiit WFrH BET Better
Stunts. GGiihe aiihe. 1908
Dodge StraBc, 2. Stod. Wl1blsci.
ten Is Gents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12

Mrs. Tate Entertains.
The ladies OF the Daisy Embroidery
Club we're delight fully entertained
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12

schoolmates at their home In Broad
Oaks Thursday night in a most pleas
ing manner. The entertainment con-
sisted OF music by Misses frankie
Pearcy and Rachael Bush, followed
With practical jokes and games by all
the most interesting of which was the
unraveling OF "a Floral Love Tale
The prize for tie best answers was
finally won by Miss Edna Miley. she
having had to draw for it. Bill
DeForest had the honor of receiving
the BOBBY prize. Refreshments
were served at the proper time. Upon
leaving all expressed their apprecia-
ton Of the evenings entertainment.
Those present were. Dennis Holtz.
Bill DeForest. Bert Young. Dorsey
Mcmillan. Ogbert Nutter, George
Adams. Misses Edna Miley, frankie
I:earcy. Ruth Bush, Marian Harris.
Rachael Bush. Gertrude Harris, AMI
Bernyce Bush.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
PERSONALS

Mrs. William F. Parker, Of Hunting
ton, is a guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John A. Shinn. Of Lee street.
G. S. Clover. of Pittsburg, repre-
senting the O'Brien yarnish Com
pany. of South Bend, Ind. is here
looking after trade. and while in the
city Is a guest Of his brother-in-law,
James A. Albright, OF Lee street.
the city Friday on his way to
Charleston to visit his mother, Mrs.
l.. Y. Price. Mr.. stealey had been in
Philad elphia and New York the last
two weeks. sa g as- 5
Y Y r. T. Williams. or Do1a, visited the
city Friday on business.
e. T. Allen is here from Parkers-
burg on a brief business visit.
f e. L. Rudman. Of Charleston, is a
guest at the Waldo.
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Birthday Anniversary.

Mrs Gilbert Sears and Mrs. Fl.
Bartlett proved to be charming
hostesses at a party given Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Sears on
Oak street. it being an anniversary
OF the birth OF both. The house was
tastefully decorated for the affair
With palms, ferns and cut flowers.
The evening was sent IN contests and
music. the prizes being. awarded to
AIRS. S. J. Writ. Miss Burns. Mrs.
C.. Morrison and Mrs. S. r. Bartlett.
music was well render
ed by Mrs. B. E. Maple and Mrs. f..
Langdon, and Master Walter Sears
on the violin was well received by
all. "a dainty three course luncheon.
was served. The guests Were Mrs.
Culot. Mrs. Jay. Miss Bartlett. Mrs.
r. Finney. Mrs. 8. r. Bartlett. Mrs.
Laubenstein, Miss Marguerite Burns.
Mrs. r. Langdon, Mrs. w. Bartlett,
Mrs J. Stamm. Miss Claire Eckman,
Mrs. ID. IL. Maple. Mrs. Batsen. Mrs.
Lipson, Mrs. G. Morrison. Mrs. snod-
grass. and AIR. and Mrs. W. J. VERT.
of Detroit.
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Pleasingly Entertain.
Misses Ruth and Rachael Bush en-
tertained a number Of friends and
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Dainty refreshments

day evening Dainty refreshments
were served:
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. T.. Fortney. Mr.. and Mrs. L, NJ.
Hustead, Mr.. and Mrs. =. d. Fort:
ney. Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Yates. Mr..
and Mrs. Dallas Hustead, Mr.. and.
Mrs. G. w. Linblon, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
G. Bates. r. L. Cunningham. Flori-.
Sda5 Pigott, Cora Nay, Henry Swiger,
Joe Hall. Hazel Coffman, Leota Pig
oft, Herald Hustead. Pearl Yates.
Harrison Garrett. Lyndal and Mill
dred Bates, Maggie and Raymond
Linblom. bessie Cunningham, Crpha
and Dorsey Cunningham, Belle and
Oscar Cunningham, Clark Rogers,
Lena Garrett, Mabel Williams. Archie
Fortney. Hugh Rogers, Harry. Car
penter, Carl Rogers, Ebert Rogers;
Merle Swiger Pansy Garrett, Fay
Rogers. Gordon Rogers, Autie Helm.
|Ona Fortney. Bonnie Heoin, Earl
Rogers, Oran Williams. Earl Pigott.
Harvey and F,aris Shreves. Janette
Williams and Master Wayne Fort
tney.
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j.. G.. N1ayes is here from Wheeling
on a business mission.
u. J.. Henifan, of the state depart
ment of schools at Charleston, was e.
visitor here Friday. ls5
y. NJ. Close is here from Buckhan;-f
non.
u. NJ. Google, Of New. AIartinsville.
is a business visitor in the city.
II. C. Starkey. Of Spencer. is a
city business visitor. isys
i. A. T. Hoy. OF Spencer. IS in the
city looking after business affairs.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Bread.

bEedtls " -
Much good bread Il Is wasted on ac-
count OF drying and hardening onathe
outside This needless waste could be
easily prevented by wrapping the
unused portion Of the loaf in clean
piece OF muslin or towel wrung out
OF cold water before putting it away
after each meal; or it might be re-
wrapped in the waxed paper that
comes with some kinds Of bread.
The so-calIed stale bread, So mucn
of which is wasted, is really better for
freshly baked, dyspepsia breeding ar
iticle, for 1t is more friabIe and alb
sorbent and it readily absorbs the
saliva and gastric juice which pene-
.trate it and sactsupon every particle of
Ill. The fresh bread is so moist that
like a wets sponge it car. take up no
more moisture, and It Is acted upon
by the digestive juices on the surface
only
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when Mrs. George Tate was the
charming hostess. From until S
the ladies enioyed music-faucy york
and delicious luncheon. Those
enjoying the afternoon with Mrs. Tate
were Mesdames. w. f. Newcome.
Glare Brown. j w. McLain, ] y.
Kelley, b. a. Brown. N. G. Nithing.
~. S. Clovis. Misses Margaret Decker
mood, Kathryn Clovis, Beryl McLain.
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Dancing Tonight

Mortimer Kaphan assisted by Mrs.
Claude Robinson will make the din
ner hours tonight at the Waldo hotel
especially pleasing with their demon
stration Of several modern dances.
and doubtless a large number OF ho-
tel guests and others will be8present
to enjoy the occasion.
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Fire Neu, Styles
Spring STYLES
81. 50 SpeciGL

The reason why we sell so
many $4.95 skirts because they
are skirts that women want-at
less, much less than pay for
regularly.
Usually the $4.95 sale is kept
going from the broken size lines
from higher priced $3.50 to
$3.50 grades, but today we
have added five spic span new
styles, bought to an advantage
and marked at close to cost. To-
falling 45 skirts. All sizes, Black,
Blues, Tans and Checks
Price special $4.95.
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True Values
Waldo Music.

AS usual the Cadenza orchestra will
render program during the dinner
hours at the Waldo hotel tonight. 1t
will be as follows:
One step-.-Wrap Me in Bund le'
Hesitation eHllo Broadway Berlin
Vocal so1o-Selected. Gus Smith
Fox trot- 'fBall and the Chair"
.-..s........... Herbert
One tep-"Castle House" Europe
Hesitation-.FHello Broadway Berlin
Berlin
Vocal selected Gus Smith
March-''A la carte .H oltzman
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Warner S COrsets.
Will Not Rust
Break or Tear

Warmers will stand the hard
est kind Of wear, keep their
shape and fit with comfort at
whatever price you pay are the
most satisfa ctory and economical
corset purchase you can make.
You canzwash a Warmers Cor
set like any under1nuslin. Water
will not hurt the fabrics, and all
metal parts are guaranteed rust
proof.
Prices 81 to $500.
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100 dozen Cups and Saucers, beautiful white
dinnerware, Csc dozen.
80 dozen Plates, 69c a dozen
made in Clarksburg, Z doesn't that sound
good? and the ware is just as good as. it sounds
you u say so when you see it. Of course the
price is ridiculously low, but low prices-sur-
prisingly 1ow-will be the keynote Of all ami
versary specials, for we intend celebrating by
breaking prices to the lowest point.
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with Miss Long.

Miss Nan Long entertained few
friends Thursday night at her home
on Mechanic street.
The evening was spent with fancy
work.
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Erchantr.,e SatalltiaY.

kIANIA1@A1to
The Woman's Exchange will be
held In the City Market on Main street
Saturday morning. An urgent re-
quest Is sent in for salt-rising bread.
Baked goods will be received all day
1t Will be open until u 20 clock p. m.