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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
Sop Gbarline Gbcrlin
Sas hkine S6dJterden ppn Sarrs
Gbcrlin nnb @attin lpirS If.
rem Gltern SnrdJ ben Sob
entriiien.

@eiiinS mo frobIidl imo Damn eli.
lie Stltn6e ipater in Der falten I'm.
arnning bes Sooes, Gas mar bas
Coos Scr fleinen SON gbarIine, 1
ssSabr iinb 2 Wtonate aIt, einjiges
9iro pplt Sarrp gberlin lmo @at.
tin. Die aleine itarb am pergan.
eenen Sanlstug, INN balb.ad)t llbr
aberios, mad, eiritiiipoigein aronf-
jein, itifoIge oes Seri6lufcns elmer
9llt5ahl bon 9romoIinc Grip ans
Coils SdbIetten. gberlins l)aben ei.
men flcinen Suno, nit ipelfem bas
Girb getnobnlid, ipielte. Cine bolbc
Stiu,oc porfer fanb Sral Gberlin
cine Sabietten : sdaftel ouf bem
Subbnbcn lmb bemerftc audl Dob
Scr Sunb oic Sobletten froB Sic
ipltnocrte iih oariiber. Oic Sabletten
anf Dem 6nBbobcn 5n firocn. ilt6cm
oieie Sd,attel itets IN ciner 3igar.
renfiItc, lit elmer Sdnrblabc Der
aonnriooe, aufbelpohrt fpltrbe. Ga
icGods sic &lcinc fir ibr Sitter iebr
attn NOR iln0 iiberolf beriunfranltc,
fam .Srou GhcrIin iofort mlf ben
@cboltfen, oab oos Ginb oie Sdub.
laoc fprallsgc5ogelt Die Sabtcttcn.
Sdad)teI hrrallSgenonntcu imN &C.
0ffnet llno oie SobIctten bcm SinS
gefiittert babe, fpeldler Hltrd) ben
@enllB berielbcn beitig crfranft mar
Go bos ainb icbod, oniheinenN
nnu,ter up6 Ncirnb mar mic &C.
pobnrit, 10 fom Groit gbrrIin III
Dem Sdlub, Sab ihr Sodtcrd'cl
teine bon sen Soblctten 0croiiel
babe.
gs mar oaber ein Illrdtbarel
Sdlag iiir Sic Muttcr. nls bus Sim
pl6tlih franf lmlroe Gic 9oftorcl
&idboff unb Snlitb moren Iofor
sur Stelle. fomlten nbcr lcioer Da;
&ino nidpt mcbr retten. 9Sod bel
tiger Gonmtltioncn ilno IdlrcdIid)cn
2ciocn neriiel Die &leine in eillel
ritbigen Sdlaf ans apcldcm iic mad
elmer StilnOe Der GnQcl bca Sonc;
e1tiiibrte.
Die 8Cerbiglng fano om letter
WSontaa 9tabmittog, allf Dem Itaotl
iden 6rieobofe Itatt. &SeiBgetleloe
te fleie MGbd,en, pra6tpolle glu
mciripcnben trageno, Idyrltten ben
Sargc uopan, ipelder bon bier ano
belr eetraaen ipurbe. Goltor 9aiSs
pon Berger, iprah am @rabe tleT
entpillnoenc @prte bes Sroltes mi
ser Soffnllng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
Ssirlt Greet.

SuAis Hnhcnnu ulto ,Sailiilie, ma"
rcn an lebten Counting 5ll iPalt Der
@enrp 8oeidlel une Satin.
slllen 9ruid,, ipelder inxSftterer.
3eif fiit Carl 9uidlnreper urbeitebc,
Gat sort altfgeb6rt, nm ieiirc ge'
Idditialnlg in Der Stnot ruieeer auf.
5lneblnen.
Senrp Sesse, Sr, bat lid am lebs
ten SamStag nah Wtc&ittrif bege'
ben, I'M BORT aui elmer SSarm 5u
arbeiten.
Der @ail, lpelder fiir5lidl in 8e'
bers Sale itattfanb, mar III ieoer
Sinii6t elm biibidJer grfoIg.
Geo. 9ebr lntS @m. sfntbes fdg.
ten fiir5lids cine groBe auantitdt
9remboI5 iiir bie iSarner lit Sie'er
@esen6.
Carl ga,idneper lit iebt fleiBig
behn SSabren BON 9alntbl6fen
gbas. sSaes mb Satin lparen am
ncrgangcncn Sonrtns bie @iiitc bon
@m. Stride ,inb @nttin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
Office: an.oer DiertenIl Stra6s.
Sermann aap 5reitag, ben g. april 1915
Sob Oun ssran sopbia Gppler.

Sm ibrer 8obmuna on Der weitli4
den Seditcn StraBc, itarb um Der.
galrgenen Sailtstag sSral iSopbia
Gppler, I'M boben slltcr pon SI
Sabrell, 5 Msonaten lmo 6 Sagen.
Sralt gppler batte iid iuuner be.
item @obleins erfreut, trob ibres
porgeriiften sllters; cor lrngeiibr
opei @oaen, iebod, beganner ibre
arafte raid ab5lnebmen iuo nod
lnlb nod erloidy Die 8lantine ibres
irbiidyen 9aieins i'm etpigen Sdlaf.
5rau eppler, eeb. Sof, tuurbe Inn
Sabre 1880, in 2aaipbe, &reis 8itt.
geniteir, &onigreit Ircliien,
9eiltid;lanh, geboren uno perbei.
latbete iid inn Sabre 1856 nit Geo.
gppIer. Ssn oemielben Sabre fam
bos Hoor nady s(merifo irno tpobnte
jueuit in TbiIabeLpbia. gsotJ nm.
gefdbr einen1 SaSabre 5ogen Die JIM
gen 2eilte nod @aScona6c GountD
lmb besogen eine Iarm IN Der Hdbe
non Sittle Berger. Sbre Che ipuroe
NIT 10 alnoerll 9eIegllet, bon Senen
5 ser Mlttter i'm SoOe pOransgin'
gen. 9tady bem Snoe hires @otten,
inn Sabre 1894, iiibrtc Tron Gpplcr
nit ibrcn &inocrn sic grobe 1ornl
lpeitcr, bis Dor ,ngefdbr 3 Sabrcn
Srau Gppler nit ibrcr Sodltcr, Sri.
Sottie. noh Ser1nom 500 umo bicr
| ibrc &eimutb aufidlug.
Nit oent SinithciOen uon
Irou eppler Derliert ltnIcr @erncIn
jmeieR cine pabrboft quite s'''' -
| iblihtem. einfa6en = 4
| lame, licbepolle @iutter lbrcr ain
Ser. cine quite, trelie Nadborin nm
Sreuuoin lho cine edtc Gbriitilt
Die Serltorbeitc mar ci1l trellcs alfit
glicb ser Stride; natmi ltcts slnthci
an alien fird)lidjet @cItrcbun9en I'M
Elpar friiber 90 Sahre lang Die Eni
liiSentin ocs sSrc.tstis@ &cTinS oe
9etbania @entcinoe, in Big @l
ger.
Die 9erltorbene bintcrl0Bt folgcn
sc ainOcr, fpeIdH sen Soo ocr >piut
Ter bptrol1cr,r, 5rau Sobn Sclmen
bah lnb Sri. 2ottic Gppler, Dol
Scrmam; Srou GbaS. 9r1lltigGm
bon 8ig Berger; &bcc. Gppler, pol
aanias, mn GbuS. Gppler, BON St
laboma, iotpir gleihfallS IS Gntel
finber.
9ie @eeroiglnlg fanb m letter
Weontag, unter 5abGreider 9ctbeili
0una pom Srnlierbauir in Sermonl
ous, auf Sem @etbania Srieobofc, II
Big Berger, itatt. IaItOr aaSmunl
IIeitete Sic Sraiterfeier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

allfgerieben, uno unter 0en @eiangc.
nen befinbet lid aud beilen Som.
man6eur.
slmiteroam. I. 9lpr. Die Delitibe
slomiralitat gab beirte oifi5iea 81,
OaB Sau6boot ll+29 am 26. IGr5
lulterging.
Bon u-29 perlautcte Dor einfger
3eit, onB aapitan BON @eooingen,
DER beriibmte Siibrer bon ll-9, Del.
ien Sonrlnanoo ilberroumen 9abe.
u.9 perienfte befanltliG ieiner 3eit
orei britiibe &reiiSer.
Seit ilnierem lesten 9eridte iinD
luie0erlmn etlpa elt 8llSeno eng
lii9e Sanbelslfifie bon Den Oellt.
idgen unterieebooten geluntelp tpor'
oen. Snbei fa1tlen aiih Diele Wter'
idenleben lm.
SSll Den 9arOanellen lit oas britt
lde Shlabti6tfi oSorb geellon"
aui cine lllptieie geratben mo por
ben tiirfiiden Grandchildren fur;
lutb flein giedoiicn lporben. Sarau'
beidloiIen Die aairten @eldhpaoer
Chefs, ,peiteres gonbarbieren eill5ll
itellen, bis gellii9eno Sanotralppel
6ur llnteritiitling berbeigefiibrt mer
Den formten.
gSdbreno oes Wtpnats Wtar5 ba
oie oeutife Sitarmee $500 Gul
len geiongen, einidlieblid Der Sfrl
sicre, lRro nelln &onoRen ltno 81
Ifaid)ineltgeipebre crbeiltet.
Surge Seutc I'M slltcr pon !,
Ills II Sabrem merhen lett il
Srallfreih refrlttirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
Ganann.

= ,sranf 8aefer uno Satin betalt.
BEN itd pom lester Sreitag, bis gum
yeoitag, in Der 9dbe BON Stolpe,
arf 8eluh bel Seripanbten nno
Sreirlr6en.
Die Canaan S6lle bei6lot, Den
iesigen Serntin am nergapgenell
Sorrsbng nit elmer biibiden nnter'
baltlu,g. Die Sad Sr1itb 'Sdule
balf NIT bel glitsfiibrlnug 6es Sro'
grams.
ssobn Griber lnb @attin, ,Sroll
geter 9ittnnmt lnb 8rau Otatbil.
oa Sdalf befanben iid) mn peraangc'
rten Sonrttag mif 9elltdl bel sSranf
SSSett inpo @attin.
Iaitor Croft bielt onl nergdltge.
men Sontttog ieinc reaelnpdbige Ere'
oigt IN 2ibertp
Die 9aptiiten @emeinbe in 81
tertp. fat am letter. Sonntug cine
Snurtaasidulle orgailiiiert. Die
gerian1mfllng ndr einc 5ablrcidt
benb seigte grobes Sntereiie fir Die
Gafe.
e,obn @aartin imb iSamiIie iinS
poriqe ISOLDE nafJ ibrem ttei@r
Seinr, in ser @dhe bon Canaan, 0e4
sogen.
syrIs. 3ora ,nrS glice Solsoers
befo,oen iid iiber letben Samstaa
,,reo gonntag a,if 8eiuh bei ber
safHe, syran Tbeo @ientani.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
Die @abl ann leeten 9ienstna.
geridJt beinabe uullitanbis.
Y. 8. @ann sum Sdnlinperintcn-
bent ermGhlt.

Der Sas pergia8 lpie geipobilllb,
iebr rubis; bas @etter mar berrlid
unb baber lpar a,id Dos Sotlnn III
iait allen 0iitriften Elm iebr idnpa.
DIES, iiroem Die rlleiIten Se,tte on ib'
rer slrbeit bliebert, nit ausnabnle
Don iolden 9iitriften, IN ipclten
pielleiht nod anoere Jragen 81
entifeiben luaren.
8is iett iino Die @erid)tc BON 81
aus ben 81 Siltriften eingelaufem
alle offi5iell uno oielcn 5lls
folae tpur6e u. 8. Mmnn 5lln
S6uli,tperintenben eriuablt, mic Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
slns Simten, aaniaS.
april 8, 1915.

9lpril 5, 1919.
gScrtbe Heoaftion:
,sbnen bierburd) nitsntbetleat oa5
mir inIer &edyt oil lntlere Soelni.
5tdtte in Colorado Wlter gilnftl9en
9e6inqungen berfaltit baben u1to Id
nadJ aanios gesoget bin, 400 id cine
;sarln pom $50 glder, 3 0eeilen Don
Sdaeffer, San., 9epad)tet babe, llllp
sic eriltd,en modte mir oos @olfS'
bItt mad, Sintfen. &an., 5u ldidcn
poa mo ans mir frcie EpItoblleIcs
r,,nq befommen, So mir Die 3eitl'n9
ihon "a SSobren init Sreitoen gele'
len unb iett nodnnebr NIT groBercr
geeltaierSe ans iuierer alten gelleh.
fem Seimatb sic gteui9feiten 5ll
bSren tpiinIdpn. Mtein Sobn &eitl'
bar6t lit nad Srowers, Colo, 9e5o'
gen, tpo er imS feline 6rau Die 6arm
llnb Saitsapirtbfdaft fiir cine GRO
be WteIferei beioraen. SGaeffer,
aan., lit elm senriitblides Stabtden,
,mngeben BON neiit froblideh oeilt'
iden 2ei,ten, ipie Serntann, ,mS in
ser Soffran,g bob GIles 10 hleibt,
oerbleibe id
Idtlingsooll
Sftharo 8. YoeId'cI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

Ser StaOtratb bon Scrnann
bieIt am Ictten Montag, Set 3. D.
81 ieire regelntdbi8e, mcnatlihc
gcriannnI,tng. Die @cridltc NeS
Sdatmciters amb 6es 8aiicr%aom'
miiidrs apuroen eingereidt, angc'
nonrnren uno au Sen slftm gelcat.
@uNt. q. Srcuilb, ser Sefretar, reid
te feline &ieiienntion ein lueldc bel
Ser midJiten, reaclinGbiacn Der
iammIuna. im Mai, in &raft trltt.
Sierauf pertaate iid bie Ser
iannrlatrg bis 5itm Mittiuod' oen Z.
s(pril, 1915. sur griifitim imb SeIt'
TELLING bes 9feInltats ser Stoot'
tuaG(, bonn 6. 8. 90.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
H6enmmismns iliebt Dor SlOaa's.

gt6ermatismus ldBt iib nidt per-
bitten, lpobl aber iofort beilen.
Sloan's Ointment, aitf Die fdraer'
5en6cn Stellen getrGpfeIt, 5iebt
id,nell elm, fiiblt unb bringt in
faIt uneInublid flr5er 3eit SiuOe'
rllug. Solt eine 8iaide Sloan's
Eminent fir 25c. bon irgenO eirent
glpotbefer unb baltct's i'm Saille
fiir GrfGltung Wunoe lnO geidipol.
lenbe @lieoer, 2etSenlpeb, Sciotica
uogl. @eIb 5uriid. lueun nidt 5ll-
friebpnIteIlcno, obcr es giebt fait
ougenbIidlihc 2inocruna 2(abn)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

Der Commercial Glitb bon
Scrmamn, belt am lebten SanlStag
slbcno ieine reselnaBise Serialllm-
luna. Der 9cin6 mar iebr 5abl'
reid uno piele uidtise @eaenItanOe
fanlen sur Sprode. Utter anoe'
rem lullroe Elm geidllrB. gefabt mel
der bcim Staotratb Die 8diunlnrg
eines SbeiIs ser Gutenberg StraBe
melder mad, ocn @cbduocn Der CO.
gers @illing SO. fiibrt, snm 3tped
cincS Seitcngeleiies, in 9cridlag
bringt. !.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

Sarrp upo 2ouiS @ericrt, BON
gonnets Dill, arno CONTAINS 8cn'
iert, BON bid, SollntailL ioruie @eo.
Gorocrbuie uno @attin, BON Berger,
trafen mt pergongenen 0sontag bier
cin, Inn ser 9ecroigntg bes perItor'
benen, fleiipen Sodterd,ens bon
surrp gberlin iipo @attin bei5ll'
ipohten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
sraae eebcr erleiidt geadtllna.

SaBt Die leber troge fper6en, ittt0
Sbr ieio i'm @letpb. Sebermann
bot bic i,lpo oa einen anial. sai,.
ienSc balten Die 2eber aftip 6itrh
Or. Sings gteip 2ife gillg. sfirfj
gut fiir Masen. Seller Sdltpinoel.
geritopfling, 8iIioiitat uno ltnper-
baiiIidfeit. Sfeint9en Dos @li,t.
Rnr 25r. BEL Gurein apothefer.
(aon.). 2.
gbonrlirt atf Sas Sermanner
RoIfsbIaft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

Groboein ihr elldl beltte bel be-
item 8obIiein 6efin6et, fonnt ibr
morgen toot iein. @eItottet mir eiih
cinen aontraft 81 5eigelt inter apel-
dem, fiir eine eerilrge, idbrlihe 9la,s-
eabe. ibr eurer SantiIie 3eitlebens
Elm lnonatLides ooer elm idbrlides
ginfom1,en iifern f0n,t.
y. n. SiI5er-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
sl,,gl1t $. Soser upo 6anlilii

sllwllt $. Sager ulpo 6anIllif
iino BON @arren eountp bierber &C.
5ogen lmo 1uobnen aiii oem &or'
mann GIas. eeeeniiber BON Der
Marftitraben Bride. Serr Sn0er
niinid)t, oaB icine &inoer cine CUTE,
6elltid)c Sdltlbilolrrg erbalten nno,
nit 9e5tg bieraitf bat er oas 9tld)-
tiqe getbnn, 6enn iiir cine geoieaene.
oeltid,c S6uGc gibt eS feinen 3lpcl'
ten Srt mic Serualr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09

Sabt ibr gemiieeno SeuertSer'
iifcrmg auf ciirer @obmtrtg uno
auf ellrem Salsgerdtb? 8eiier laBt
ei,d, bon mir nod cine BpliSe aiis.
fertieen. g. r. SiIber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-09
Total -. 744 S61
Sermann 9iitrift.Sdnle.
3ipei Diretoren 1pur6en ertpablt,
UNI 3 Sabre 5il oieneit.
Theo. Graf :. 244

O'pSt SiuplClt ipuloSll Stlpupti,
UNI 3 Sabre 5il oieneit.
Theo. Graf .... !. 244
V. A. Silber ...... 226
Sdnliunterrift fir DIE 9auer
BON 8 Ronaten. Yes 203 No 20
0os fir SdptlStpede eine Steuer
bon Doc auf ie 500 oes eingeid1e.
ten GtgcntDunls alifgelegt iperoen
ioa. Yes lat No SIS
8el,tide Sdulpobl. Ole iplgen.
Den 0ireftoren purocn eripdbIt;
Geo. Sohns .... !. 19S
Gust. Eberlin -. 1877
Chas. Hansen, jr. 1877
j. M. Schermann J. 1876
Rev r. III. Kasmann 195
Staotiuabl.
aloerrnonner tpitrben erip6blt ipie
folgt:
armin @berIin, fir bie /. 8arS
3d. Nelnnantt ir. fir Ole 9. Baro
9as @eiuItat Der Mftimntang In
Der griteit @ar6 mar ipie folgt,
Armin T. Eberlin II
Fl. w. Tekotte ... 81
Jos, Rebsamen 36
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-06
learn when they arrive on the other
side of the pond. L.
SUPERB WISDOM.

Is years of age or Whereabouts my
mother tried to urge upon me the i'm
portance of fighting liquor. had
signed the pledge, but she asked me
if would vote against the saloon
when became of age. She beseeched
and begged me, but her illustrious
son, about as important as young
bantam rooster, swelled up like
pouter pigeon and with his thumbs
stuck under his vest replied: Moth
er, we men have the logical mind and
shall be a Republican. shall fight
the saloon if it happens to be in the
platform of the G. o. P, but we must
stick to the party. Now, mother, you
do not understand these great ques-
tons and men must decide them dis
passionately and free from all emo
ton and sentiment"
There is no living being on this
earth that knows more than young
squirt about Is years Of age.
have voted the Republican ticket
ever since, excepting for Teddy, and
what has that vote accomplished? l
have compromised with Satan all
these years by voting for one of the
old parties with the hope that the
G. o. P would turn prohibition.
wish that had taken my poor, dear
mothers advice and voted for
straight prohibition all these years.
would have clearer conscience to-
day if had.
1 shall vote for Roosevelt if he
runs because he is not a $3.50 propo-
sition like Wilson and Bryan, who
are for woman's suffrage by states
only. They are not the men that
Teddy is. Roosevelt is for the sex
of my mother by state and nationally
both. All the other possible candi-
dates are moral towards and are
afraid of the liquor interests. They
are not the Daniel that Teddy is and
they are wishy-washy. hope there
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-06
QUESTIONING c. F. OF L.

seems to me that the chicago FED
Grafton of Labor should be taking
an interest as body in the garment
workers strike. If it be true, as has
been intimated, that the United Car
ment Workers was so corrupt body
that this large body known as the
Amalgamated Workers found it nee
essary for their welfare to withdraw
and enter into this long strike, then
why is the Federation of Labor in
Chicago silent?
Do the members of the federation
side in secret with the United Gar
ment Workers? If not then why do
they not boldly come forward and
stand back of the Amalgamated?
Why is it impossible for the Amalga-
mated body to gain admission into
the American Federation of Labor?
Why is it that other women's unions
dare not publicly espouse the cause
of the striking workers?
When did persuasion, pleadings;
ever win a cause where money was
involved?
If this is at the root struggle be-
I"CCn IuO' AuOIICcn ECuC4 dIIOu VI
Labor and dissatisfied members, then
let us know it and talk about it as it
is. Why blame Mayor Thompson for
declining to interfere if the great fed
Grafton is silent? No one of us would
interfere under such circumstances.
If the Amalgamated is in error it
should be known and the girls should
go to work If they are right the
c. F. or L. should come out and help
them, even if the whole body secedes
for the time being from the American
Federation.
Why should the manufacturers
pay any attention to the strikers if
their own brothers and sisters do
not? Nor is it true to intimate that
the manufacturers, by such action,
are heartless. Doubtless they are ut
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-06

and get off such bunk and slush as l
did.-AIIen Steven.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05

the former at Columbus and the latter al
Superior.
Mrs and Mrs. John Munford made q
visit this week at ElmwOod
Mrs. Byron sage went to Sterling. Colo
tc visit her sister. Mrs j. l. Brown.
Miss Mabel Brisley went to the home
Of her parents in Bourbon, Mo, Friday
Albert Comte went to Cherry county
the fore part Of the week to look after
his ranch.
Frank Coyne and family attended the
funeral Of Mr.. Coyne's father at Ster-
ling Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. German Adsett are hons
after several weeks spent In Montana
and other places.
Mrs. Reuben Armes OF Omaha Visited
the w. J. Armstrong family the latter
part of the week.
Roger Geib and Norman Lowell repre-
sented Springfield i'm the class that was
graduated at Peru this week.
Mrs. 4. n. Hinkle Of Steele City. Neb.
Is visiting at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nicholson.
L. A. Bates and Miss Bernicc Bates at
tended the senior class play at the Uni
vcrsity of Nebraska Friday night.
The commencement exercises of the
school we're held in the opera house Fri
day evening. Those graduating were
Laura stacy, Bernice Elwell, Elliott Will
lett. Julia Smith and Alice Hogarth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05

4. webb has returned from Wei pins
Water, where he has been teaching In
the high school
Miss Susie Rothery Of Omaha. formerly
Of Bellevue. spent Thursday with her
mother. Mrs. Albert Jones.
Mrs. G.. a. Paxton Of Chadron. Neb
spent three days In Bellevue at the be-
ginning ~ the week visiting her son. w.
n. Paxton.
Denton Cleveland was operated on for
appendicitis last Saturday. and IL now
Progressing nicely and will be out today
or tomorrow.
The Modern Woodmen base bail team
representing Bellevue won a doIble-
header Monday afternoon on the town
diamond. Avery lost TO Bellevue in the
first game, Is TO 2 Bellevue beat the
Flentons Of South Omaha in the second
contest. 20 5.
The Christian Endeavor society mad a
big meeting last Sunday evening. Edna
Findley. a returned missionary from
Alaska. spoke on THE Efficient Mis-
sionary." Mr.. Raynor Carey. instructor
In the school where Miss Findlev taught,
also spoke. An informal reception for
Mr. Carey was held afterward.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05

Tex. where they have been visiting with
relatives FOR the last three months
Miss Maggie sweetman OF Omaha vas
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs C. 8. West Sun.
day.
The high school seniors gave their class
play. 'Hoodoo.' at Springfield Thursday
evening.
The alumni banquet for the high school
seniors was held Wednesday evening al
Bells hall.
Miss Doris Clarke and Kari Brown
have returned from the University OF
Nebraska to spend their summer vacation
a. their homes here.
The commencement exercises or the
high school were held Friday evening at
the opera house. The commencement ad-
dress was delivered by Rev. L. c. Brown
Mrs. G. y. Brown entertained the Wo-
mans club Wednesday afternoon at her
home near town. The lesson on Recent
Adventures in Education" was led bv
Miss Eliza Wilson, assisted bv Miss Edna
Wilson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05
Some Points of Supremacy
for your consideration
at this greater store

The largest western showing of Roches
ter, n Y, finest Manufactured clothes.
The most modernly equipped clothing
section in the middle west.
The best organization of efficient sales
people to serve you properly.
Clothing not piled in double stacks Most
stock on hangers in glass cases.
All new aseortments three to five times
larger than elsewhere.
Every garment selected by acknowl-
edged experts judges of style and
quality.
All of these and many other i'm
portant points of supremacy await
you at this greater store.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05

Miss GLADYS West was a Onion visitor
Wednesday.
Arthur wolph was passenger for
Crete Tuesday.
Me-. and Mrs. Giles returned Tuesday
from a trip 20 Omaha.
Albert Stoll was In Omaha on business
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs kirkpatrick was in Plattsmouth
the first OF the week.
MAJ schRffer was In Piattsmouth on
business Wednesday.
r. p. Sheldon and Otto Carroll were in
Nebraska CITY Tuesday,
ollie Allison WAS a Wabash visitor the
first part 81 the week.
Mrs u. NJ Pollard is In Omaha this
week visiting her parents,
Mrs. Omar Scltchtemeir came home
Tuesday from a visit In Omaha
G. r. switzer went 10 Weeping Water
Monday for Memorial day services.
John Behrns OF Avoca was lookin,,
after business matters here Thursday
g. n. 81. John aud Chaimer Swftzer
were In lincoln on business Wednesday
Violet 81 John and Gertrude sturm
were Lincoln shoppers Wednesday.
Mt and Mrs Geo g Sheldon were in
Omaha on business the middle OF tha
week.
: H. s Thomas wen, to Omaha the fire,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05
STAGE ALL SET FOR
Big OUTDOOR MEET
Over Hundred Athletes Entered in
First Event Promoted by Omaha
Athletic Federation.
GOVERNOR TO BE ON HAND


With an entry list which totals the
names OF over 100 athletics, the
Omaha Athletic Federation ia ready
to fire the starting gun in the first
annual outdoor athletic meet, which
will be held at Creighton field Sat
urday. Runners. hurdlers, jumpers.
weight men and the like from all
over the state have entered, and past
performances OF these men indicate
that several records are doomed to
be shattered IL the field Is in any
kind OF shape for fast work.
The governor has assured the manage
raent that he will attend as the guest OF
honor
The military events, something OF a
new treat TO omahans, have been care
fully prepared and the mllitiamen prom
se to show some speed In the maneuver
stunts that would be worthy Of soldiers
In the regular army
The entrants In the various events will
carry the colors OF the Young Mems
Christian associations Of Omaha. Council
Bluffs and Beatrice. the Amateur Ath-
lotic association, Bellevue. Omaha High
school. Nebraska city High school.
Druid Athletic club. Tel Jed sokol, Mon
DAMN Athletic club, Fontenelle hotel
and the various grade schools Of Omaha.
The list OF events and the entrants in
each are aa follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05

Of the week 70 see his wife. who is IN
a hospital
After short visit with his relatives
George Pittman returned to his home
in York Tuesday.
Miss Belle Mum has returned from
Nebraska city where she has been ut
tending high school
stuart HauRh returned wednesday from
Idaho where he was principal Of a night
school the last year
Mrs Lemon has returned from a visit
with relatives at North Bend. A sister
accompanied her home
Rev. J. W. Ilsiey went 10 Avoca
Thursday 10 address the District Sun
day School convention.
Peter OPP went to Ashland Monday
with his granddaughter Barbara Kettle
hut, who will visit there month.