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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
BRUNDAGE SHOWS TO BE
HERE ALL THIS WEEK

The 8. W. Brundage shows, declared 10
be revelation In the carnival business
viii exhibit IN Omaha for one week,
starting tomorrow. The Brundage shown
are considered among the largest on the
road this season and comprise every at
traction which goes TO make up n first
class company. The management guar
antees that there II not a single attraction
which IL in the least offensive. II 10 an
nounced that the management will not
tolerate thethrowing of confetti" or will
II allow any other repulsive features.
Among the shows which are on tour
with the Brundage company is Leon Mar
shali's Famous Happy Days IN Dixie
land" This IL a minstrel attraction of re-
nowned reputation and comes TO Omaha
for the first time.
Thirty-five high-class minstrel perform
ers make up the card. Each performer Is
recognized as being a leader in the min
strel profession and the attraction IL high
class and complete In every respect. A
concert band OF twenty pieces 10 carried
with this one show.
Another Of the excellent attractions
which Mr.. Brundage offers this season
is the auto-drome In which several young
women drivers risk their lives In racing
at express train speed around racing
course OF sixty degrees.
The Miracle" representing an cleo
trio Illusion performance which Is sur
passed by none. and many others will
be offered by Mr.. Brundage
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18

Again ths military retired 20 their en-
trenchmsntA
Retnforosments Come Too Late.
About O'Clock Captain shuman ar
rived with q force from Camp shuman
or Fort Mitchell. and thus reinforced an
other attack was made upon the Indians,
but Il was = little late. The sauaws
and pappoosss had all succeeded in oross-
ing the river, and the warriors had fol-
lowed.
The military could not follow, for u
would be impractical. and perhaps i'm
possible to cross the river At It's high
stage. IN the face OF q superior number
OF Indians A messenger had been ssnt
TO Fort Laramie. and Colonel Moonlight
well known for his recent summary
execution Of three renegade Indians. had
started from the fort with go we'll
mounted men. when he met another
courier with the information that the
Indians had creased the river, whereupon
he crossed at the fort and took up the
pursuit.
This constitutes another story, and the
finish Of the battle Of Horse creek; the
dead being the four named in the begin
ming Of this article. and four others wero
wounded. The dead were taken TO Camp
shuman, the ruins Of which are stu dis
tinguishable. about 300 feet south Of the
west end Of the Platte river bridge. west
OF this city. And out southwest thereof
about q quarter Of q mile they were laid
10 rest, and there have rested for this
half century ending the middle Of June.
And now from their obliterated graves
they viii be removed to join their fellows.
the other early guardians Of the Great
Overland Trail In the cemetery set aside
for their honor By the national govern
ment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18

Lat Tuesday Louis Nash, member Of
the Associated Retailers committee IN
charge Of the Charity Concert Course.
received letter from +. II. Ellis, man
aver for Miss Geraldine Farrar who sings
AZ the Omaha Auditorium, November "a
a. ons Of the big attractions in the
Charity Concert Course.
The letter was the result OF a petition
TO Mr.. Ellis from thirty seven prominent
society and musical folks that Miss
Farrar include In her Omaha program
"ono Fine Day" the famous aria from
Madam Butterfly.
That such a demand was a tickiIsh
proposition few people realize The diva
has very decided notions Of her own IN
progran-making and one Of the clauses
In her contract with Mr.. Ellis is that
neither the local concert manager nor
Mr.. Ellis himself shall attempt TO dictate
what numbers shall be given on any
Farrar concert program. wherever
Madam Butterfly or Miss Farrar IL
mentioned one always suggests the other
So. this little crowd listening ono evening
TO Miss FaPrar on the VletrolA called I'D
the management OF the Charity Concert
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
DANCING AT kRUG PARK
IS PROVING MOST POPULAR

Krus park IL attracting general atten-
ton Large crowds ere enjoying the cool
breeSos the picturesque place affords. A
large picnic grove covered with fresh
grass and shaded with pretty trees ex-
tends 70 many the opportunity to take an
outdoor lunch land frolio In the fresh
air without the usual results OF the many
unpleasant things Of the city. Added to
the natural attractiveness OF the park.
tho management has installed every con-
ceivable eontrivance to entertain the
amusement seeker
Tho giant coaster. the largest IN the
state is the most popular. Free motion
pictures IL another amusement ard 80
open air theater 70 wei populated. Danc-
ing In the open air pavilion Is the most
popular recreation. with the smooth floor
and fine music improving the fun for
the large numbers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
DRUID HILL ADDITION
TO BE ON MARKET SOON

Work on Druid Hin addition that Is
being prepared for sale by jeff w. Bed
ford a Son Is progressing nicely. The
weed cutting. grading and stalking Is
being pushed IN order 10 hold the sale
by July a.
This addition lies between Thirtleth and
Thirty-sixth streets, and between Pratt
and sprague. but most OF the lots that
are 70 be sold lie between Thirty-third
and Thirty-sixth.
The lots are to be offered on the easy
payments Of q down and 50 cents a week
and - down and o per month for the
better ones, and the prices will range
from SIS 10 500 per lot.
These lots have been owned by the
First National bank interests for about
twenty-five years and have been lying
dormant on the market. not having been
offered for sale until this time II weather
conditions permit the sale will be held
about July "a and IS.
Rent houses quick with a Bee Went Ad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
Paige Will Need
It's New Factory

The enlargement Of the factory Of the
Paige-DetroIt Motor Car company. an
nounced some time ago as a step neces-
sary to meet the increased demand, Is
now we'll under way. construction having
been started on the big addition which
will double the capacity OF the plant.
The building Is being rushed 10 compile
ton as fast as possible.
IL IL already apparent that this step
was absolutely imperative as the pros
poets for the new season Just opening are
such that the Paige company believes its
resources will be strained to the utmost
Two announcements for 1915 were re-
Gently made; The launching Of the new
Paige five-pussenger light six C"six So
and the issue OF q new edition of the
Big Six ("six-4S). the seven-psssenger
model.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
Fdrr0r VIII Sing Zone Fine Day"
Just to Please Folks of Omaha

seven course tickets II Influence could
be brought 10 bear on Miss Farrar TO
sing this beautiful aria in person here this
winter.
Asking Miss Farrar to sing zone Fine
Day II almost like ASKING DeWolf
Hopper 70 recite Casey at the, Bat OF
Patti TO sing Home Sweet Home"
which are favorltes that the public
clamors for. applauds and almost de-
msnds The artists themselves are always
hoping against hope that this time the
public viii forget. But the Omaha public
did not forget this time, and Miss Farrar
will very generously slng in her inimit-
able way this wonderfully appealing aria
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18

valve lifts instead Of the mushroom type
used heretofore. This valve litter ls ma
terially increased IN size. has at least 20
per cent more wearing surface. Il quiet
in every respect. does not permit the oil
70 seep by. and Il easily removed from
the motor without dlsassembling the
front gear case. or removing the cam
shaft.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
POLISH S0K0L BAND TO
PLAY AT SOUTH SIDE TODAY

The Polish sokol band will play con
cert this afternoon in Mandan park.
South Side. under direction OF the park
department. F. s. Borich, leader an
nounces the following program;
March-LiRht Guards. a.. Paul w. Gibson
Overture-Encore II. Kiefer
March-Depot Band. George Roeencrans
Medley. Overture-Livtng Pictures,....
.s...s.....s.......s...s ..sss..ss. DaAOoy
Observation-Disclosures N. Withrow
March-Tm On My Way to Dublin
INTERMIssloN.
Overture-Arcadia.. ......A NJ. Laurens
March-Our Local. Pechar
overture-Mountain Echoee..C. w. Dalbey
March-Philo Senate...........R. 3. Hall
March-F1ag Ship Connecticut........
.ss....s.s.s-.....sss.... .MaCkie Beyer
Overture-In Camp. ................ .Dalbey
Next concert. Kountze park. wednes-
day, July q, at 1880 D. m.
Rent houses quick with Bee Went Al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
Special Sale in the
Drapery Dept.
Third Floor
Third Floor

Madras, full line, 36x45 ms.
wide, at, yd., 25c, soc
ana ............ DOC
Scrim, &c inches wide, cal.
border, plain center; 1Sc
value, Mon, yd., 1212c
Bungalow Nett, As inches
wide, col. ecru and white,
at, yard .25G to 45c
Cretonnes, all colors, 36
ius. wide, at, yd., 121aC,
221ac, Csc and .35c
Imported Lace Curtains,
up to $95 a pair; all kinds
at Il price.
Lace Curtains, 21a yards
long, ecru and white; CSC
kind Monday, pr. .59G
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
Read Our Big Grocery Sale for Monday and Save
One-Fourth to One-EaF on the Cost of Living

10 bars Beat-'Em-All. Diamond
G or Laundry Queen white laun-
oTy soap ..s.... soc
1G-oz. cans Fancy Ripe Olives
Hor 5000. 80. ..s.... lOG
Advo Jeil for desert - the jell
that whips, pkg. .........7h nc
3 double sheet Tangle Foot Fly
Paper ........... &C
Tai cans Alaska Salmon. 1OG
w. o. c. or Krumbles. pkg. &c
d. O. Corn Flakes. pkg. .....6G
Diamond H Blend. for ice tea,
per 10. .ssssss soc
Golden Santos Coffee, ID. poe
The best Tea Siftings. ID. 12h q
THE PEOPLES BUTTER AND
CHEESE MARKET
The best Creamery Butter. car
ton, ID. ..... ....... Roc
The best Creamery Butter. bulk.
10. sss.ss..s. .s....... &SG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
Carpet Department

All new 1s15'patterns. No seconds
or mis-matched rugs In this dept
9x12 Seamless Wilton Rugs,
$40 values; sale price. .S24
S-3x10-6 Seamless Wilton Rugs,
s27 values; sale price $40
7-6x9 Seamless Wilton Rugs,
s22 values; sale price. $40
6x9 Seamless Wilton Rugs, SIS
values; sale price ..S13.5O
9x12 Seamless Tapestry Brus-
sells Rugs; sale price. $40
S-3x10-6 Seamless Tapestry
Brussels Rugs ....a.S13.60
7-6x9 Seamless Tapestry Brus-
sells Rugs. sale price 5000
6x9 Seamless Tapestry Brus-
sells Rugs; sale price. 50, so
27x54 Administer Rugs, $3.50
values, at 80. 81 .0S
36x72 Administer Rugs, $3.50
values, at ...........S S.0S
Best Window Shades, oil col
ors, s6 inches wide, I feet long,
at ..,..... 45C
Best Water Colored Window
Shades. SO inches wide. 7 feet
long, at ....... ...... 3OG
Linoleum. IL feet wide. best
quality. S5c value. SO. yd. 69G
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18

As-lb. bag Best High Grade Dia-
mond II F1our-nothing finer for
bread, pies OF cakes, bag 81 go
l6 lbs. Best Cane Granulated
sugar TOT .........ss. 3l.OU
lbs. Fancy Rolled Breakfast
Oat Meal l1C
s lbs Whit or Yellow Cornmeal
Tor ........ 80. ......-17G
4 lbs. Hand-piceked Navy Beans.
lot s.s.s. ..s..... ..... &OG
4 lbs. Fancy japan Rice = lOc
quality 1880. 80. 1850. zoe
9-oE. bottle Parker House Catsup
lor $500 $3.50 ...s..I - q
Alb. cakes Baking Chocolate
TOT ..'..... '..... 500. 1oG
s boxes Banner Matches. 1Q4
3 bottles Wild Cherry Phosphate
"a very refreshing and delicious
drink for hot weather .25G
s2-oa. Jars Pure Fruit Preserves
Tor $1,000 ...... Zoe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
Grant Skies to Have
The New 1916 Motors

The Grant Skies that are being shipped
TO Omaha are being equipped with the
rev 1915 motors with a roller type Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
THREE OF TWENTY-0NE
ACCEPTED FOR THE NAVY

Twenty-one men have been examined
during the last week for enlistment in
the navy. by the local recruiting office.
OF the twentv-one men examined only
three have been accepted
Rent houses quick with Bee Went Ad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
DOMESTIC ROOM SALE

III
...
Lla Roohk Dress n
R nSsoF crsns S sS ,S1aG now y6 6Sf
mrpn
Pu Dot Swiss Cloth
yard hemmed
Pcae SO inches wide light
GROUNDS ore was l21Sc Bed
...7M now on
IA 39c 0<A
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS
Tin coll .25G
ona ateach.
WASH GOODS CLEARANCE Main S.ctor
JULY SALES BRING GREAT REDUCTIONS
effesno
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
Hot Weather Hardware
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM
FREEZERS

2-qt. White Mountain
freezers now S1.70
S-qt. White Mountain
freezers now S2.I0
4-qt. White Mountain
freezers now. go 40
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18

Good Country Butter. ID. .2SG
Fancy Brick Cheese, h.. zoe
New York. White Wisconsin
Cream or Young America Cheese.
per ID .....-.. &OC
Buy Your Vegetables at Haydens'
and Save so Per Cent on the
Cost OF Living.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
Loom Strips of Embroidery

A big line of 1s and 27-inch Embroider-
les at. yard. .15c. Csc and 40G
LACES
Is. 81 and 45-in. Lace Flouncings on sale
Monday, yard, 29c. 40G. 69c. CSC
A big line of Trimming Laces; Monday at,
yard ......., $3.50. ...........5G
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
Specials for Monday

Mems Furnishing
Department
100 dozen high grade
Summer Shirts from our
big New York purchase.
Every material represent
cd in this lot, worth to So,
at .............6 CSC
A large lot of Ribbed aud
Mesh Shirts and Drawers,
white and ecru colors;
worth to 75c, at :. .35c
Domestic Room
Mems Mesh and Ribbed
Union Suits, ecru and blue
colors; worth to 81, at
40C and .35c
Mems 10c Hose sc
Mems 10c Handkerchiefs
at :. ............,. Sc
0Sunday Papers)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18

Monday we will place on sale an ex-
quisite line Of the finest Embroideries,
worth from $2.25 to So per yard. at the
extreme low price Of, per yard. zee
This lot contains the finest hand-loom
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18

made In Swiss. null, wolfe,
organdie and handkerchief cloth. No
finer embroideries made; IA to 5h-
yard lengths. Is to AZ inches wide. This
Is THE Embroidery bargain of the sea-
son. $3.50 Monday morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-18
WHITE GOODS AND LLMEMS
WASH GOODS CLEARANCE. Main Sectic
SALES BRING GREAT RED LOTIONS ON NEEnEn "a

JULY SALES BRING GREAT RED
Wolfe Dress Material, 40-in. wide. Our en-
tire collection. over 100 choice designs.
Neatest staple stripes to the popular avn
ing stripes and dainty floral designs, small
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Sinner nno 1flo.
Gin Brief ans benz WeIansencnInssr in
Qnrnme.

Der Brief zines Qdnbsmdnnss aus
gotobamd. Sin Brief, Der ufis Dor allen
bic 0srfderuns bringt, bab ss ben Oeuts
Ihen in Sdpnn gut ge6t. Der Sdrsibsr
bat bas sipor nur nebenbei eriDdbnt, uns
aber erIfeint BAG ala 9auptfa4e:
ySSm liebrisen 1T bus 9ensbmen Der
Sapansr, fOipobl gegeniiber ben striegsges
Fang.1sH ais aud ben In Sdpan Suriidges
bliebsnsn Deutf6en b59f onitdnbie.
SeoenfaIs t6nnten bic ibrigsn 4niirten
In bieIer 6inIift ptsl bon ben Sapanern
Iernen. Die prsHe Sapans 1T natiirli9
miibeutIhb tpsnn aud in ben rein iapas
niIhen 9eiiungen oft merinirbige aris
tiien iibsr bic aIiiirtsn, ndmsntlid Gngs
lamb, erIdeinen, bic bic Dbnmdht 9esen
9sHtfdIanD unb bic MiBerfOIse Der 5srs
rem blosfefen. llnglaublid in Sprade
unb Snbalt finb absr bic bitfigm in
GnqItf6 erIdtinenbsn 3siiuneeH. Was
bieie ii1 an g%smtinbeiten nno gGmubigem
Saimpfsn auf oIes, mas beutfh 1T, Isis
item, bds lit 10 ~ungsbeuerIih, baB man
nur nit Wibsrpilen bic 3situneen in bic
6anb nimmt. 2eioer 1T man od5u ets
5puaam, ipenn man bic n~tusiten Qadrids
ten sriThen ben 3eilen IIsn pia.] (lm
JrrtbImer 81 ptrmsibsn, lei bier bentertt,
bdb nit ben .bisIissn in englii9 trI6eis
.Rggbelf 8ejtpHgena MOT bic bIsiIgsn ql
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Sh ktaabiin, ttt e%Haiaatfr ah Ben
nafhaHtasn lllltn aA ttt WalllelifMen
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Arifasbrittkaatn.
attDurten aitf griefe, bic inns ME ers
reidltet.

proftt. - Inter benz 9ierberbonb
perItebt man: England, Grantrei9, Rubs
lamb, Stalien. Inter einem 8ieruerbunb
t0nnts man Miinhsr, PilIen, Wiir3burg,
81. 2oais berften.
8Gter6en. sic pollen Sbre
SduptFabt berIseen9 Wis tpdr's nit DIS
berib, bort befdnbsn sic fi9 in Der W2itte
Sbrer Grmee,
Gritbri9. - Gle fragen poeiiid in
einsm ldngsn @ebiht an:
Gage mir, o holber Grieben,
Du Der MsnI9beit SrOt unb Slid,
Mdnn, ia mann, febrTt bu bieniebeI(
Dunn, ia mann, tebrt bu surid?
Mir niFsn pirtti6 ni9t, mann ber
5riebsn auridtommt; einitpeilen ptrb es
sic %beruhisen, baB fpeuisitsns Shr Sc
bidt fpieOer gu Sbnen 5urudtcmmt.
Soffre. = mir sIuubsn Sbuen serRe,
bab Sie cine quite 9aut finb; sic iinb ia
aud oft genus bon ben 9eutT4en geserbt
tporben.
3. q. - 2ein, S6nen Fnb mir ni6t
b0Ie, nur ben 8dbIern, bic Sbnen au eis
ner gebeutung berbolfsn babsH, beren sic
nismuIs tDiirbis tuureH.
8dtIfreet. - glber bas III bod
gang ndtiirli9, baB Bel einsm Sterling
aurs bon $4.55 gnglanbs gttieu INNER
tiefer Iinten.
SsnpfBti.-Si Ell molten Elm MitteI
niFen ssesu Sbrs @spiFeusbiFe9 SiHb
sic aud fiber, buB IS geDiffenss
biFs IinD uno bah Sbr 9sfpiFen nidt
feds geins BATE Ra duf ale sale:
@raue Sdlbe = i'm IeBteren Sale dubers
Itd, i'm srTfersn innsrlif.
BIZ - Srob Sbrsr gsrs
F6srans sldubt tsin MsnT9, fuobridsius
lid nidt sinnol Gle felbif. an bic g9ts
belt Shrsr potriotifdsn Gsfibls. GsIbit'
psgItannIia gsEbA Sic StaIisn bic fOs.
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Das 1auptwort.
gpra6fnbiem auf ben beridiebeneH
&rieasfhanp[1ben.

&riegsihanplaten,
Der Rrieg ipirtt niht inner perrobsnb,
.er ptrtt mitunter fogur biIosnb. gepsis:
bic Suberbduers 9uben.
Der 6uberbauer bat bier 9uben, ben
Sep, ben S9orf4, ben Wtarl unb ben
2dber, unb ale bier itsben fe i'm Gelo -
miiBten niht bic 9uben BON 6uberb1lier
fetr. 0O graft pirO, feblen fic ME uHb
BEL Der groBen Rdufersi bat nidt Gins
NAL Der Gtddtsanpalt brein5ureoen. Die
bier Su6erbauerilhen iin6 Sufduig glei4s
5eitig auf llrlaub babeim uub ba gisbfs
5um Grsdblen = ben eansen Sag. Der
Gepp tomn1t aug RuBIanb, Der Sdoria
aus 6lanbern, Der Mdrl mar an Der italies
nif9en Grense uHb Der &ober IN ben
@pgeIen.
Sis ersGblen dllerban6 6eIbsntbatsH,
eigene - ieber bat idon bds giferns
areu5 = unb dnbere. Aber bds @roBs
artioffe fnb bod bic Spra9tenntnife, bic
bic brei NIT beimesbraht bdben. Der
Stpp prunft NIT einisen ruFiIhn GGBen;
Der Gdpri9 giebt einiss G.Oden ensIiI4
gum gsftsn, Der WarI portet nit Jtalies
Mid duf unS Der 3absr fpri9t = istner
@nT9t mad - perfect franSOffa.
Die 6uber6ausril9en Iinb snt5iidt unb
beionbers bic Shpsfsr annumirI, i'm
dnoemeinen %roItemmtn uHbeedbt uro
ni9t mir obne iebes Gprdhtolent. srtIdrt
i4On noa inrasr Sell. hab is oafs @prt
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bfutfht pitttt a. iompcnirtn, ttlanti,
bitit bualIdrn pithtf Ia .iapan n Tfuilh
eruftn 40 nFm. Aute hds fpfifi Iit
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llns nlfb, itin Ttulitu unb itin Nniititr
~ pifIltidi psrbtn biz Jnrdner nidt fins
mol ftfbR uns Ih ting. Ml5etu Ne Hits
Der IN bunftIbtn Wdht filr ben apmpos
HiIttn iprthsn. fuit bic ilmidnbt, inter
btner lt tuiidnbtu fub. far bis Sopdntr
fprthen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-28
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