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CHAPTER III.
The Change In the Rector's Eve.

The Change In the Rector's EYES.
The grand privilege of Mrs. Jim
Sargents happy life was to worry all
she liked. Just now. as she sat on the
seven chairs and the four benches Of
the mahogany panellcd library, amid
wealth OF serious.mindod sculpture
and painting and rare old prints, she
was bathed in new ecstasy of painful
enjoyment. She was worried about
Gail! 1t was six.thirty now. and Gail
had not yet returned from Lucile's
Mrs. Helen Davies, dressed for din.
ncr with as much care as if she had
been about to attend one of the unat.
tainabic Mrs. Waverly.Gaitcs' annu.
ais. came sweeping down the marble
stairs with the calm aplomb of one
whom nothing can disturb and. lorg.
Il in hand, turned into the library.
I'm so glad you came down. llelen."
hreathed Mrs, Sargent. with sigh OF
relief. I'm so worried, Gail hasn't
come home from Lucilcs."
Mrs Helen Davies sat beneath the
statue OF Minerva presenting wisdom
to the world. and arranged the folds
OF her gown to the most graceful ad
vantage
You shouldn't expect her on time.
coming from Lucile's." she observed,
with smile of proper pride. She was
immensely fond Of her daughter La.
cile. but she preferred to live with Der
- k,,I
I'll telephone" and without seeming to
exert herself In the least. she glided
from her picturesque high.backcd
Flemish chair, and sat at the library
table. and drew the phone to her. and
secured her daughters number.
Hello. Lucille" she called, IN the
most friendly OF tones You'd better
send Gail home, before your Aun,
Grace develops wrinkles"
Mrs Helen Davies listened TO the
answer a sparkle IN her black eyes.
Where Is shc?" interrupted Mrs.
Sargent, holding her thumb.
tout driving reported sister Helen.
"llay" you sent your invitations for
the house party. Luc,le?" and she DIS.
cusspd that important subject until
Mrs Sargont's thumb achcd.
With whom II Gail driving, and
where" asked sister Grace, anxious
Tor detail
Mfs Helen Davies touched all OF her
hnsof'ips together Ia front OF her on
III" library table. and bcamed on
sraC.
Don't TORY about Gail. she suil
iugly ADVISED she Is driving with
J!Gyp"d "a Allison. tie "a the richest
bachelor " Sew York. though not 10
aalll proH nent 40 one has ever
,".u able 10 interest him. pred!c,
~ ~" Sltr,,aut future" and she
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found the most enchanting roadhouse
in the world, and we're going to take
dinner here. It's all right, isn't IT."
Certainly" he replied. equally buoy.
ant. Enjoy yourself, Chubsy." and II.
hung up the receiver
What is it?" asked Mrs Davies, In
tone distinctly chill She had pre-.
monition that Jim Sargent had done
something foolish He seemed 80
pleased,
Gail won't be home" he announced
carelessly, starting for the stairs.
shes dining with Allison at some
roadhouse."
"uuchapcroned" gasped Mrs la.
vics.
She's all right, Helen" remarked
Jim. starting ups-irs "AIllson's a
fine fellow"
But what viii he think of CAM"
protested Helen That sort OF un.
convontIonalty has gone clear out
Jim, you'll have TO get back tha, mum
ber,"
Sorry" regretted Jim. Cant do II
Against the telephone rules" and h.
went upstairs, positively hummlng.
The Two ladies looked at each other.
and sat down In the valley Of the
shadows OF gloom There was moth.
Ing to be done
1t was not until nine o'clock that
they expressed their worry again. At
that hour Ted and luCilo Tcasdalc and
Arly fosland came IN with the oXubor.
ance of New Years eve celebration
ITS great sleighing tonight" stated
LuCilc's husband, who WIS thin.
wasted young man, with splendid
natural slit for dancing.
"All that's missing is the bells chat.
tered the blacE.haiIod hrly. breaking
straight for her rayorlc biz couch In
the library. THE only way to bavo
any speed In an auto rs 10 go yidcwisa"
We're to get mp sIiddng match
80 | can bet on our chauffeur laughed
Lucille, hulling her blonde rlnglcts be-.
for" the big mirror In the hall 1--WE
slid a complete circle coming down
through iho park. and nryor lost n rcy
olution'"
rive been thinking II must be bHd
driving 20 frcttod Mrs Sargent Gail
should b" home by now
"Allison's a safe driver" comforted
1Sd, who liked to see everybody
happy
Jim Sargent came TO the door Of the
study. in which he was close,ed with
Rev Smith Boyd. Jim vas prsc
tically the young r"ctors business
guardian.
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Tribute 10 Trees

The trees formed the first temples
Of the gods. and even at the present
day the country people. preserving In
all their simplicity their ancient rites
congoCrHt" N" finest Of their trees TO
some divinity Indeed. We feet our
selves inspired 10 alteration not less
by tn" sacred groves ana their very
stiffness, than by tho HtHtuoa OF tho
gods. Respondent ~ they nro with
gold and ivory Each Kind NJ tree re-.
mains immutHbly cungnrraiod to some
divinity; Ia" beech 10 Jupiter. the
laurel 10 Apollo. the Give 10 Minerva.
the myrtle 10 Venus and tho poplar to
Hercules In more recent times II
was tho trees that, by their Juices
more soothing ogoH than corn. first
mollIncd the natural auprrty OF man
plny
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HnH 80 difficult even IN those Days tor
rlDh man to enter tho Kingdom Of
heaven, how can "A rich church hope
ia enter ia" spirit Of the RoHpul2"
Rev Smith Boyd hnriIly, ana almost
roughly, drew her inside. as u long. low
bybal"d accompanied by appropriate
screams, cam" strcnknF down III. hin.
ana passed them They both turned
and followed It's progress down the
narrowing whit" road. 10 whnro n
curved away In q silver line far at
N" bottom oi n hill INNS and val
I"ys. and fences and irc"H and even
a distant stream were covered with
the he"cy mhntl" uf winter. WIN.
high overhead IN Say Of blue. hung a
round, white moon. which flooded tn.
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SHORTER FORM WELL CHOSEN
State Departments Use OF the Word
"identic" Altogether Proper and
Orthodox.

To not few readers OF the Eng
lish and American notes" tho word
"identic," which was used by both gov.
,rnmcnts. must have seemed novel
and rather unplensing substitute for.
or shortening of. the familiar "idcnti-
cal"
The word has long been used. how
ever, In diplomatic correspondence
and documents. no doubt because OF
the influence cXortcd by the French.
once the common language OF inter
national exchanges. and still familiar
to more diplomats than any other ono
tongue. The French say and write
"identipue," and OF that "idcntic"
IL a natural translation.
The shorter form, however. has 4
valid claim for preference, In that II
says exactly what identical" says.
and does it without the plconaBm or
redundancy which marks 20 many OF
our words ending In Teal" Why VIC
persist In lcug,hcning such sufficiently
long words as "philosophIc" and geo.
graphic with wholly needless ar
II would be hard TO explain almost as
hard as TO explain the frequent ap.
pcarancc Of such nbsurdi,Ios as dis.
embark" "diGasBocIatc." "colnCIdent.
ally and "mpcrImposc."
One should not be too fuEHy about
such things. however, for In language
whatever rs. Is right. and enough uB.
az" makcs any usage right
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moved over contentedly to her favor
lite contrast with Minerva.
Gail would attract anyone. re-
turned Mrs. Sargent complacently, and
then little crease came in her brow.
Il wonder where she met him"
AT the vestry meeting, Lucille said
"Oh," and Mrs. Sargent's brow
cleared instantly. Jim introduced
them. wonder where Jim is?"
The door opened, and Jim Sargent
came in, wiping the snow from his
stubby mustache before he distributed
his customary hearty greetings to the
family.
where's Gail?" he wanted to know.
Out driving with Edward L. ALI
son. answered both ladies'.
"Stin?" inquired Jim Sargent. and
then he laughed. shes clever girl.
Smart as a whip! She nearly started
riot in the vestry."
Was Willis Cunningham there" in
quired Mrs. Davies interestedly.
Took me in a corner after the meet
ing and told me that Gail bore re-
markable resemblance to the Fratelli
Madonna, and might he call"
The telephone bell rang, and Sar-
gent, who could not train himself to
wait for servant to sift the mes
sages. answered it Immediately, with
his characteristic Xplosve-frst-syl-
Tabled:
Hello"
oh, it's you. Uncle jim" called a
buoyant voice. Mr. Allison and have
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DO YOU NEED A KIDNEY
REMEDY?

DIR. kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not recon-
mendCd FOR everything. but IL you have
Kidney. liver or bladder trouble. IL may
be found lust the remedy you need.
Swamp-koot makes friends quickly be-
cause its mild and immediate effect 10
soon realized in most cases 1t is a gentle
healing herbal compound physcan's
prescription which has proved It's great
curative value in thousands or the most
distressing cases according TO reliable
testimony.
All druggists In 6Oc and 800 sizes
You may have sample Size bottle Of
this always reliable preparation by Par
Gel Post, also pamphlet telling about II.
Address DR.. <ilmer n 60. R,nghnmton.
\. V, and enclose ten cents. also mention
this papCr.-AdN.
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a Serious Question.

"Thackcray once had n novel turned
crs"
I've read that, and II gives me hope.
I've had a novel turned down by every
publisher | know OF, But here's tho
question"
What question:
is 1t worth while starting "A manu-
script over tho same route. twice.
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Twelve Brothers Killed in War.

Josef ploot2rr, n Tyroloan farmer,
has lost twelve sons since the begin
ming of the war. Five OF the brothers
were killed in Galicia and seven ON
the Italian front. The oldest one was
forty and the youngest eighteen years
old. All of them belonged to the kais'
crjacGcr. the most famous body OF
Austrian troops.
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o., TO KILL

Bac0u-Tbr quantity Of cntu" In
this country has decreased In recent
years. while the poultry nock has
grown larger.
Egb"rt which would seem 10 prove
that N" poor shot gunner f. NOR" dan.
ror0us than the automobile driver
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q understand that II two.hcadcd calf
was born in this ncighborhood "A few
weeks ago"
You hctcha," triumphontly replied
the landlord Of the potnin tavern.
And the Teller that owns it expects to
make a fortune in the op'ry business
showing 1t around at the fairs next
fall in tent"
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SYNOPSIS.

At vestry meeting OF the Market
Square church Gall Sargent listens to a
discussion about the sale OF the church
:enements to Edward e. Allison. loca!
traction king, and when asked her opin-
on OF the church by Rev. Smith Boyd,
rays it Is apparently a lucrative business
enterprise. Allison takes Gail riding In
his motor car.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-12-09

flc I didn't sos sou at church this
morning
She No. WAS late and wen, In
while you y.r. ssle.p.--iioaton Tras.
script
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Information Wanted.

"Will YOU have some of the sugar
cured ham" asked the landlady.
What was il cured OFF, asked tho
new boarder suspicously.
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Where She Scores a Hit.

Singlcton--A woman cant propcl
stone with any degree OF accuracy.
Wcdcriy No but when it comes
to throwing hints she rings the gong
every time.
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lrberduBerli6en Hedten be6odt
nur0en, unter oe1en 2eben, 6rei.
belt uno 8liifieligfeit obenan iteben. "
ltno mo INNER oos bimnliiGe
Giht oIeies Sonnenge0anfens in Die
Seele zines Menihen ItraAt, Der DOR
Der IDrannet zines Wonarfelt uno
Dor Dem Grnf 6es aaitengeifteg emf.
flob, 0n er3eltgt es cine irmere Mie.
0ergebnrt, Elm 5reiDeroen bon Der
anedtidaft. 8itterfeit qegen bic
Regierung, SAB gegen Die Wt1dt
un0 Der Raae briitenoe @roa gegen
Die gauge melti@lihe @eieQidaft
iie beridminoen aus leiner Seele.
Ole er0Bte 2ebrmeiiterin lit Die
S1mbolif. 3urh 6os 5bor oes
auges 0ringt iie Elm uno uimmt ben
geritano III gelib. Gus @reu5 Der.
.iimbil0lidt oos g6riitentbum. Der
GinfdLtigite un0 lInpiiienDite berltebt
.ieineu Sroit un0 feline 8eripre6un.
gen, e%6eniomobl ais Der gelebrteite
'Lbeologe ober Der gIdn8enofte Der.
fer.
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banner, fDern eg bon Der 91oitipibe
'ooer benz 6reibettsbnum rpoIt, penu
.es bonn alrhtburm ooer Der quite
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Die @sSentnna beg A Sn[i.

Gbne gaterlonosliebe berm0gen
iih bic 9otionen nint Biz tn f6rp
ipdteIten @eidlehter All enttuideln.
9har fuenm fc etne meiie BaterIauo5.
febe n~nteritabt onnn f0nnens toot8.
einridfliHgen IND Regierungen efUig
m1breH.
Mnferifantihe 5reibeit lit nidt
ong, mofiir 2eonioas nno feline 9rei.
hunoert bel ben 1bermopDlen fieLen,
oOer tuofur iia BinfeIrieD Die otter
reidiId)en 5peere Bel Sempad III
Die 9ruit prpBte. Gs lit nidt sic
eIeide, fir bic 9oiiutb fodt unO
Aosciusfo Itdrb.
6reibeit nno @eIeb iin6 unisre
8un0esla0c. Gus @eieb lit 5lgleid
gpeer un0 G6iI0 unierer Jreibeit
"a seigt flar Die Refte 0es Hiirgera
un6 beIdatt ibn bel oeren @ebraud
eg erfernt pe0er Stang an nod aIai.
fen, me0er Madt nod 8erefnialm.
gen. Bonn 3oGifeH biz gum Nieorig.
Item perIonqt es bic Babritng ienee
1nIterblihen @run0prin3ips Der I'm.
abbdngigfeits- grfIdrltng: .oof
ane Meniden gLatm geihnffeu fin0,
0ab Ie pom S1Dpfer NIT gelUiiIel
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geri5nlider StanSSunft.

Ct bate before Ioge aeIeben
0ormoIs i'm 6rieoeu, oeun er tried
cigentlid ain red1t ur5eitgemaBes
Soubpert 5a6ritatiou Ipriider @e.
0ifte i'm @rOBpaterItil nit einenl
Ginihlog nItiapd6iider Gomantif,
10 nit @elb5eigleiu, gIau5Iamden
uno Wetliifterl. 5iir 0iefe carte
8aare fano ct in oer 3eit Der
Observation-Disclosures feline @bnebmer,
uno 10 8dbrte Ct bon Den iparliden
Giimpen, Die ibn ieine gefanuten
bin uno nieeer D~oritredten.
eth unO u~eroroiien lab er DIeoer
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9ampi. nnO Sdpefel6aOer i'm
Sarneg 6otel.

SIN gaiement 6es Sarnep so,
tets, IA. un0 6arnep CTR, itn6 Dor.
3aglide nto0erue gGoer eingertdtet
wor6en, nelfe 9epiB nidt berieblen
tpcr0eu, oas ,~yatereile oes 4ublifums
in aniprudl 81 rebmea. Der Gin.
gang 3u oeniel6eu beflnoet ith at
Der SarneD StraBe. Syn einem nett
eingerifteten 8or5imncr miro man
bon einem 5arbigeu freum0li6 EN-.
sfangen uno mad eihem 3iutnter &c.
fii5rt mo 'it cine &n3abl i%ot6erer
9~lubebetten bcfinoen, anf oeteH man
nod benz Babe altsruben fduu. Gas
eigentlif]e 0~a6e3immer 5erfaat mies
Der In mehrere 4bt6eile, in neldet
man S6neiel. uno Iampiba0er
ne1men uno iif eletttiider ge6ano.
lung ionic elmer Q}aiidge unter.
Derfen fam.
Gas 5nItitut Miro bon 8erionen
gelettet, rucltc in 11nLifan Sniti.
tlten AT 6ot Sprinas groBe Grfdb.
ring qeiaautelt ba6en uno ibr @e.
Ihdft berItcben. lin bic 8d6er be.
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Ter oGlurreide gSierten i.

8ie0er etumal iabrt iif morgon
ser 1ag, an Dem nor llber 100 SAB.
ZEN unerifrodene D1atner bic In.
ob61ngigteit ser Ser. Stanten Der.
tiln6eten. ga nun oieier nitttge
@e0enftag aui einen 5onntag fdat.
70 miro bas 2~lngeoentcn oieier NH.
tbigen 36ct Oieies Sabr an 0rei
8agen begongen, n0mIid beute,
morqen INN ijbermorgeu. arug
8art bat iur 6ente Gin faiues BRO.
granlm aufaeiteqt, 0e5gleiden bic
Staotden 5lurence lrn0 8npiaiou-
M}orgen frub ner0en in alien Sir.
den 6eItgottesoIenlte itattftn0en.
Ridt peui8er oI5 43 8eiern lteHen
fir Montag nti Dem 8rogramm,
bod oarfte oa5 Sntereiinnteite BON
allen ons groBe 4uto-Hennen ouf
Der HeunbobH In Oft Omaha iein.
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arnn.Vnrf-

Cine beiiere 3eit 0enn le" lit
pom beliebten arug.gart fur bic
bort beranitaItete 6eier oe5 unnbs
bGngigfeits cages am 5. 3uli ber-
iproden uno Gle 4n8eidan ipre-
den oafir. onB cine groBere gten-
ais lie oerielben beimob.
men miro. Die bielen Ratur Qttraf.
tioneu, Die 5ablreiden 9ergnitgungs
1}ogIimfettet uno Die n~unoerooaea
Blltmenbeete MAIDEN gernoe ben
arug 9art gu eineln Der idoniterl
4lGte int 5taate. Gin ggasfat.
2m6" lit jet an Der 8agesoromng
un6 Die 2eituug bat fir Grtro& Sic
mic Glide Gorge getrngen, iooaB fir
i%eoermann'5 9eqlemlidfeit geiorgt
lit.
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40 H1fIaFa ta0



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1ms8a tesfitat nfthesm
2 son fHe shaff af Wear River
tfr t Arranged 81 Aa.e the
Sabrasha saeuqerhuad
Songs Hr renfr8itn@
Cheat THE Drums tEnmonH ....
f0p Httth4Eeu
rba BIaessmit Jg9 Rmm
g. Longing fHf Home ... Hugo Wolf
Nflss Christine 1tleE
2 Fantasia Appassiorata
Nr Louis s haauber
"a. 20 Heavenly Time. o Rlis'ful
Baritone nr. RIA. Roehmor
g. Grand Kaiso de Concert ..... rhalherg
Omaha Festival Orchestra,
Z. a. Ans feline NGros-en sehmer
b. Song from the Opera ~Egange
imam klcn1l
81 Maiden with the lips So Rosy
SIR Eurieo Palmetto.
s q. Der FreuHd. ...=-.... Hugo Weif
b. Tn Goldcuer Fneie- Richard strauss
e. Dgs kraur Nergcsspuhoit. Leo Braun
Solo Euer Alt-Erau 4alia c%lansscn.
%. Medley Of American and German
Songs Compiled hv Professor
Ferd Stedinger and Arranged for
th0ru& Dy..s-+4. .-..sA Nen. Htds reese
Children's Chorus ~ 1000 N0lces and
Orchestra.
10. Congress Of Melodies German
Song Medley .,....... ....,..... Conrad
Omaha Festival Orchestra.
Accompanies. Mrs. II. A ,DelaHo. Mrs.
p. r. Zabrlskie. Mr.. Jean r. DufHeld. Mr.
Sigmund LandsherE.
Steinway Grand Plano kindly furnished
by Schneider a Mueller. sole representa-.
lives for Nebraska, 1311-fSt3 Farnam
street.
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iemer 4bncienbeit bat i'm ieIug
@attin uit eiRem SobHden be-
ihentt, Dos ebalioas gaiuu0 mo
Dob[ lit. @ir DlniheH uH0 bot.
fen, 0uB SER g~rooe3o1ro Die
Sdmierigfeiten Der leetan Sabre er.
iolgreib ii5erpin0en miro.
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beg armen pe6t, mern melt Dor.
bores @lofenldl4ten un6 fr0blidDe
Duff bic rotb.peiB blaue SABINE nit
ben As Gternen I'M 5eIoe begrlben,
iobalo Der erIte wtorgenionHentrnbl
oes gierten SuIi in ihren Soften
ipielt 10 1T fte Elm Wobr3ei6en
freibettlider @~r3iebung, meIde in je.
benz 8ilrger Dos ebrli6e un0 ernit.
.lide 8eItrcben erpedt nno befcitigt
fin iiGJ uno feine Instrumentation
,2eben, Jrei6eit un0 @lidieIigfeit
gu erbaItenl" 2r. aeaHer.
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aeine 9nrdFq6rt.

Sir Die perbinoeten @eltmadte
fam es oaralif an, ben Jluiien eInet
etmaigen 8oriprung ab5uiager, uno
oag geIang linen on ben 8or6a.
nellen: bort baden bic GngIdn0er
uno 6~rnn5oien nultme6r einen
mea entocdt, bet aud
mad aonitanttnopeL fiibrtl
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cinmal in ieinem 8orita6t.6af ais
Elm Sat iia an ben Iiid iebte mo
elm @eiprad nit i6m Beginner
Dollte. u4Iio, mein lieber Serr,
io9en Gle, pie oenfen Gle nber ben
8elttrieg2@
o@aiien Gic mid in 9fub," MIR.
mette Der 1idter umpiaig, ii d
groBere Sorgenl@
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Rerioua[@oiis.

Cine lleberraidungs .@eieqi6afi
nur6e am Qonneritag abea0 bon
6errn mo 8ral STEPHAN aellfeI
al Gbreu ihrer 9odter &rene in ID.
rem lpur5erDoIlen lleuen 6etm.
1881 Suo rs. Ctr, b~eronftaItet
Der abeno 0crlief 6uferit pergnilgt,
unb erFreltM SRI. Sreue aeuteI,
SER 2ouis 8. 8ot3 uuo Steng
aeudleI bic atrua 20 Gbeilnebmet
nit elmer 9iei6e beifdlig alligenoni.
mener Bionos8ortrGge.
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No6n stainfeL0. 513 g{or6

So6n Steinfelo, 5t3 gSor6 10.
ctr. III 5llo Omaha pobrbaft fieI
gciteru in Dem ofienen 5nbritubl.
i6oft Der 8ate Gitp Furniture 60.
$50 9or0 rs. Ctr, brei 5todnerfe
tief binutter. ct eriitt Bride oes
reGten armes un6 reften 8eire8.
gr pur0e ms St. Sciepb Solpital
uberiubrt.
gem0fter Simmcl fiibIe Gem,
perotlr un6 3legenidmier limo ms
fir n1orgen qetpeisiagt. IS fouute
einem imdt0ern!
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a ny t Naa ef te. tssittI
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Is fntrs1H ian F re.f rr idaaf N
q SftFGiow 81 Sir Lf4 Hoffman.
f5aIru4n ~ fire umaha Haenser-
Address III Walg ams.. President sirstIaw
Address hv fhe Pre- tdert ~ the Narfh-
western S8enrafhuud. stn Thee g.
BabfnBk co CieaRa. and PfeHeDfH
ton Hf the Banner TO the Festival
President
Address n Woleome-rhe hon. James
O.. DuhlmaW. Mayor af Omaha.
Address Of Meienmr-lils E~SculiHnry,
Tho Hon John II. Morehefd Gov
ern1r Il Nebraska.
p &AiAfl AHhtN@ ANN AtANrAklMs IVY
tbr Spinning Room Johann Paehe
soprano Sol0~Mrs. O. W. iebeu.
Coutraltg S0lo-Hlss DORIS Ia rmaun.
Is Teuor Arla from "~Lohengrin
wagner
Mr.. Enrlro Palmetto.
G. Overture, "rhe Two Bandits" f lotow
Omaha Festival Orchestra
z. soprano Aria from La TFayiata'
.....-...- Verdi
Miss Margaret Damn.
IS Characteristic Tyroiean Tone Pie
ture, Poets on the Alps"
-.t-.s sr,-+F+- +s..- t+se.. EhsttshetE
Mixed Chorus Of the Omaha Musk Ncrein
and Orchestra.
10. The Poor H0nved Hungarian Re-
s%ervistl, Ballad for Tenor and Or
cbestra Mueller
Str. Paul Reese.
10. Songs for Soprano
a. Alerseeien Tan Soulsl ..
........ ....... Richard Strauss
b, Waldeinsamkelt Forest Solitndel
....... Max Roger
e. Spring -s.....+... .....H ensChei
II. Grand BaTlade" for Baritone Solo,
Mixed Chorus aud Orchestra
'Nitteklnd' s.......t s.-s-s s...s.s
Solo BaritOne-NTr. Fred X. Rieth.
Accompanies Miss Ruth Flynn, Mrs.
Il. II. zahriskie. Mr.. Jean Dufield, Mr.. sig
mund Landsberg.
Steinway piano kindly furnished by
SCHNEIDER & Mueller, sole representatives
for Nebraska, l3l1-l3l8 Farnam street.