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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

street, in honor of their niece, Miss Helen
Sotren, of Winnipeg, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. vigguers, who
have spent the summer season at their
cottage at Atlantic City, returned to the
city this week and opened their home at
18th and Moore strets.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hamilton, of
2024 South 18th street, entertained last
week at a small dinner party In the
Adelphia Hotel in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Baldwin. of Chicago, ILL.,, who
have been visiting in Philadelphia and
vicinity for the last two weeks.
Mr.. ]. d. Corcoran, of 1888 South 18th
street, is home again after a lengthy stay
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. George N. Lowery and family, of
1928 South nth street, who have been
travelling all summer, returned home last
week.
An outing of the actuary department,
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company.
was held last Wednesday at their Coun-
try Club in Bon Air. After dinner the
guests were entertained by the Penn Mu-
tual Quintet, composed of Mr.. c. NJ T.
Parkinson, Mr.. A. Irons, Mr.. w. S. Knox,
Mr.. d. s. Woodruff, Sd, and Mr.. w. Wal
ters. Mr., ]. Burnett Gibb chief actuary,
gave an interesting talk on life insurance.
Mrs. ]. A. Trainer, of 1886 Catharne
street, has returned home after spending
the summer months at Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon d. Eisenhower, of
2142 South Broad street, have returned
home after vacation at their cottage in
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Thomas Ricketts,, of 1919 Moore
street, gave his freedom party" at his
home Saturday evening. Many promi-
nent South Philadelphians were among
the guests present.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12
Delaware County

Miss Florence NJ Story, of Highland
Park, entertained the ct. G. l.. L." Club
at her home on Friday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

Miss Mary Long, daughter OF Mrs. w.
II. stovell, OF IS East stratford avenue,
entered Wellesley College last month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12
South PHILADELPHIA

Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
George w. Wise for the marriage of her
Miss Gladys Marguerite Wise.
to Mr.. John II. Hartzell, Jr.. on Tuesday,
October 10. at 6 o'clock, at her home, 2l29
South 10th street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12
Suffrage Events Today

EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
g D. m.-MeetinE at 0Bd street and Woodland
avenue. Speaker. Miss Bertha Sapovitn.
$50 y. m,-Meeting at 10th and Ritner
streets Speaker, Samuel Aoyerman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12
North PHILADELPHIA

Miss Tillie Supkal. of Mount Carmel,
is spending a few weeks with Mrs e.
George and sister. Miss II. Roach, OF
1900 North Woodstock street.
Miss Lauretta Grlfin, of 1910 North Jud-
son street, has cancelled all engagements
until after January 1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

me members Of the Ringstetten, the
endine Barge Club, will give a reedbird
supper az the clubhouse on the East River
unVe this evening. Among those who will
sntertaln are Mr. and Mrs e. Ritten-
mouse Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis b.
hracken. 4ir. and Mrs. william r. Tuck
er Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson, Mr..
ehu MRS. Samuel Woodward, Mrs. e.
moss Carver, Mr.. and Mrs. William X
tucker, Jr.. and Mr.. George Mallory.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12
Frankford

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mount, Of 60l5 Ris-
ing Sun avenue, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of daughter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12
Debutante Doings

Miss Martha Thornton MoAnister will
be formally presented today at a tea to be
given by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Rutherford McAlllster, at their home
Briokholm. Chestnut Hil. The receiving
party win include Miss Margaretta Dixon
Myers. Miss Sarah Sergeant Myers, Miss
Margaret ondsrdonk Remak. Miss Chris
tine Hare Stockton, Miss C. Eleanor Pep
per, Miss Edith Earle. Miss Barbara Mlf-
fin Royd, Miss Emile Posey Kennedy,
Miss Anne n. Merrick. Miss Gertrude L.
Pancoast, Miss Barbara Benson, Miss
Theodore Keith Lille. Miss Elizabeth c.
Adams, Miss Sarah Claypole Nelson and
Miss Eleanor Werner.
A dinner and dance will follow for the
members OF the receiving party and
younger men.
Mr.. and Mrs. George wetherin Han
sell, of Lancaster avenue, Ardmore, will
introduce their daughter Miss Helen
Hansell, this afternoon at a tea. There
will be no receiving party.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. b. ]. Silber gave a dinner
dance last week at their home, s13 Pierce
street. in honor of their niece, Miss Helen
Sotren, of Winnipeg, Canada.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

Miss Antonia Holden, 1926 Frankford
avenue, has gone to the Pacific coast, and
will attend the National w. c. T. L. con-
vention at Seattle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

MRS. Rufus Scott, of Wissahickon ave-
nue. and Hortter street, will entertain at
luncheon today at the Bellevue -Stratford,
"a honor OF Mrs Frank Donaldson, of
+ hoston, who has been the guest of Mrs.
william w. Adams, OF Navahoe avenue
ana Mermaid lane, for the past 10 days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

~ and Mrs. George stobbs. OF Wissa-
tAon avenue and Stafford street, will
return shortly from Long Branch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Sickler, of Ala
Cooper street, and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Jester, of 9Th and Linden streets, will
motor TO the Egypt Mills clubhouse, Mon
roe County, Pa, tomorrow to remain for
some time,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

MT. and Mrs. John W. Goodwin, of $3.50
paynton street, will arrive home today
rom the Pocono Mountains, where they
spent September.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12
Germantown

Among those who will enter the fall
solf tournament, to be played October
~ and II, at the Queen Lane Manor Golf
Club, for which tournament Mrs. VIII
nam Gray Warden has donated beauti-
iul cup, will be the following ladies': Mrs.
Snaries ]. Wister, Mrs. Alexander w.
Mlster, Jr.; Mrs. Francis Bradley, Mrs.
frank Shattuck, Miss Mildred and Miss
kathlyne Shattuck, bliss Marguerite
Burton, Miss Eleanor INunder, Miss Anna
Lorimer. Miss Beatrice @. Lorimer, Mrs.
> Harry Richards, Jr.; Mrs. Benjamin
hawley. Mrs. Samuel Hawley, Miss Sc
sena Hawley, Miss Elizabeth Wister, Miss
nlldred Longstreth, Miss Florine Pear
son, Miss Katherine Davis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Vigguers, who
have spent the summer season at their
cottage at Atlantic City, returned to the
city this week and opened their home at
18th and Moore strets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

mr. and Mrs. William Rodgers sauter.
=. us West Nippon street. are receiving
onsratulations on the birth OF daugh-
VIZ Elizabeth Patterson Sauter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

Afs G. Williams. OF $50 Quincy
,si,ets left for San Francisco, where she
~. @ remain Until the early part Of De-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

The first meeting of the Army and
navy Relief Association will take place at
,he home of Mrs. Francis Howard Will
nams, bS49 Greene street. on Thursday.
october 2l Plans for the winter will
20 discussed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Gill, Of Haddonfield,
are enjoying a Western trip. including a
visit 10 the two expositlons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12
Camden and Vicinity

Mrs. Benjamin c. Reese. of 7th and
Cooper streets, has returned from three
months stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Spear, in Marquette, Mich.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

MISS Mary Craig. of 2sl West Walnut
I,i returned from an extended stay at
N"sptie City. N. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12

Mr.. ]. d. Corcoran, of 1888 South 18th
street, is home again after lengthy stay
at Atlantic City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
NO VERDICT In
BIG CIVIL SUIT
JURY IN CIRCUIT COURT Ex.
cUSEO UNTIL THIS
MORNING.
Rapid Progress Made in Action Of
orpheunn Amusement Company
Against George Sehaeffer.

Jurors hearing the civil suit Tor
$4,000 damages against George
Schaeffer in Part One OF the circuit
court failed To agree upon a verdict
yesterday evening and were excused
until this morning at $3.50 o'clock.
The action against Mr.. Schaeffer Is
docketed The Orpheum Amusement
company VS.. George Schaeffer and Is
being prosecuted by Attorneys John
+. Arbenz and Clyde Amos and de
Tended by Attorneys J. b. Handlan
and NJ. J. Cullinan.
Several Witnesses were examined
yesterday, principal among them be
ing Louis Gutman. president OF the
board OF directors OF the company
when the lease of the Orpheum COM
pany was transferred to Mr. Schaef-
fer. He recounted the terms OF the
lease and admitted that no legal no
tice of the meeting of the directors
had been posted when the lease was
acted upon.
Other Witnesses examined were
George Schaeffe~. the defendant. Al.
j. Cullinan and J. W. Adams. The
contract which gives rise to the suit
was a ten-year one Mr.. Schaeffer.
who is well known in the business
and theatrical world in Wheeling and
Pittsburgh. was conducting stock
shows in the theatre on Fourteenth
street when il was destroyed by fire.
lie held that this terminated the con
tract. \ verde e. expected this
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
REPLIES FAVOR
HOSPITAL TAX
SENTIMENT rs FAVORABLE TO
LEVY FOR SUPPORT OF
INSTITUTIONS
Out by Authorities Of Ohio Val
ley General Hospital

The authorities Of the Ohio Valley
General hospital are sending out
cards to ascertain sentiment in favor
OF a county tax for the maintenance
of hospitals and humane institutions,
a. was contemplated by the legisla
ture when IL passed an oct authoriz
ing such n tax
The levy would not exceed five
cents on the Sioe valuation. The pro
ceeds would help support hospitals.
the anti-tuherculosis sanetOrium and
humane and charitable institutions.
u j. said thct tho responses largely
favor The leNyins of such q tax. n Is
pointed out thaf b. would be only fair
az these institutions benefit the whole
pubic and are maintained principally
by personal contributions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

lm fUr 'lrd m exercise
im setting much foo aI.
SUD 2 would Hke sHms exercise
N utrf not Tor fhaf
Canadian Courier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
COUNTY AGENT SILL

Addresses Folianabss FARMERS Last
Hight on Scientific Farming Course.
Junior Agent Webster o. SILL OF the
fHn Handle Agricultural club. addressed
tho farmers Of tho Foiiansbeo section
IHaf ulrIf lu fhf school house ~ that
place. Tonight Mr.. sul will speak at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

the Tent school house. Brooke county.
md on Friday night az Hammond hc-
tween Wcllsburx and BETHANY.
Mr. Sili has introduced text book study
for scientific farming ia Brooke county
az various points. known ne the farmers
reading circles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

road circles iu New York and rlt shurEh
foo Tho effect thct the New York Central
BE- back OF g. movement tu tut. over Che
MhssiiuE a. Lake Erie and r.. Wabash
llttsburgh Terminal. thus gaming an in
Doc Co. the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
coERIoAE RELEASED.

James Currigan. local constable. s.aa
released hr squire Hobbs yesterday af-
foruuon fic had been charged ht Mrs.
Marie EnrtfCh. uf the South side. with
lnfIicting bodily injury fo hsr. fTrr cnrs
failed Go produce cuuNicunr evidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
SETS ASIDE ORDER
Judge Addleman Enters Order IN Suit
g Hannah 4. Powell Against
Mary {. Radcliffe ct al

Judee Roberi NJ Addleman entered
an order yest erday in the salt 81 Han
nah T. Pow ell ~. Mary T. Radcliffe
81 al. filing supplemental answer
and petition of William Radcliffe and
Count L. Radcliffe. Tine order fur.
ther sets aside an order setting the
cause for a bearing
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-09
er.prdfNent Caft l6er pro6i6ttlpn!

gor Ser gononer Bar Qioctotion bat ~GrAgrafoent Ioft cine 4r
fprahe gebaten, in Der er fh in Der fo8en0en 3eHe lber rationale Bro.
bibthon geduEert bat: Rationale 8robibiion lit un0urafubrbar. Sic lit
EN- 3~uget1noniB Der llrfdbigat nom iaten Der itoati9en Regierungen
lire 4fidt su tbm. Soils Die Angaegenheit Der ausihlieBltfen Som.
toae Der @rnoesregterng trterfeat neroea ioate, Duroe cine 92aifnere
bon @rn6esbednten aefhnffn neroen, bic grB m0 tart genug it, it,
aeo cine &rafoentidnts gtominotion 6urd3ubruden llnO cine ioltG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Har0e 4Tionen, De nh mumfhrdnttar 02adt III
&ai5ington ftreben, Die bette @elegeabGt sur a~usflbruHg iBrer 8laue
gsben.@
Gas Sbemo lit crit tir8fd I'M aongreB os So6ons Gntrog 81
Neie 6~ebanoet Doroet 10 oaB IS itmer fem 0irtet nme Qrgmnente fir
0oer gegen Die Brobbttonsfrage 81 erbrngeL igt Die Stem 9ortr
StautsJeamg. Nas je0od Grt9r1f0ent Sat in tlr3en 8orten gum
ausorud gebadt Bat 6drte ont iolden 2euten Stoff sum gohbeuten
acbe, Die IN Der a%ngeoroHten G%inflbrmg natonaIer 4robibttion leoig
Ih Die ~gntideioutg Der Grage erbGiden, 6aB I'M Gebiet Der @erenigten
Gtoon Der SpriloInperfGuf berboten ner0en ioa.
SofRnttd ninHt id bic replt6Hfnnide >Gongreb,G Delegation bon
Dile 9erren fWr cine Sade iimnen fonnten, Die MIR BON Der 4nrtei gn
forOut Hur0e, ole i5re eigene 8ortei 8GTt0rte lit inns mebr os elm
aatbid
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5n gTtattpttnq, maf
dgton Gounip. WiarBlanD, Bat
tu 6iilis : @an!taFitrtr G0mun
Qiilltr In igtutr Mo6nuua ii
hoftu. Wis llrir9s ess Sdbhmrr
fts miro arnnt9sii ougtgtbtn. Gr
Tar mfIftrt Wldls Qalient Iii
phipps' 5niiitu; In Baltimore ur
ii am grisblIhtn QitreHltioen. G
inttrldBt sinln 9su6tr, ben 5ri,
nsriatI o. g Milltr In Clear
ring, uH0 3iosi u~u1tybeiratt.
-hneIitrn.
Sn BET Qd6ebpn IrnpIh
iniion an Der .8altimore anuapc
s 6bort Cine" III bsg JdrmS
.nrp 6Qut,s bon bier S%lbnaoieNti
0it coulter ad9oTen. Sr. 90
tt lam Qbm65 BON annapolis sus
ID, snls Ct gsrauid in itiuem 6a6
grftaa 69rtt auf sic Grass, mas
e pier 4eotr baleIbR maiden, q
Iett er cine Ggrotla0ung in oit
multer. Ct puroe Iofort nad5 BEN
5ofpital in Q%nnupolis qebra6t. Der
4eqer tpurbm hsrbaftrt, nbsr Ft
quutsu bishsr ni@t ibsntiiiaisrt ipsr
-en.
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Sod einrnal miro iii Scr n1Hiten
@oGe ein 4rngramm nufgefilbrt,
0ns nrpAr ais 5luei au8ie6mtgspunf.
tc entbaIt. AIs erItcr fat 5peifet-
Ios bic 1arbietltng zines einoftiqen
wlelo0rdnra 0ltrdj @aIerie 9ergerc
into ibrer @eIcllihdft lit gelten.
1ieier Uer6ient tuirfIi9 0en g1amen
n~lglo0raIin, uno bot Der gerfaIier
Eog1r gEuan Molf ben @o9el oa-
nit abgelHolien. oglonn Mirtbful
moments beiBt Die 8orfiibrung, 0ie
SER Gronin Oor5ietet. ct mo iei.
lie InItiqen W1itarbeiter limo agraoe-
III bhanonienale SongIelire. Bat
Is meIliHaton~, oas Seitenitiid 81
.saenen @Iiidlid}en Iageng miro
Bon g9oFtb & so. tnbelIos burdge-
hibrl nnb seist it'd gfOrtb babel
dts hergorraaen0er GbQrafteronritel.
Ier. als berporr1gel0e Mleiiter mi
bem Trapes 5eisrn iid bic flint
aRebetSi, GpIpeiter 1llebettis lit Der
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(as.) syoiebb Tnaaorf

ISL. R. s 9 aonias Eitrfft.
SIR bufeeu 6ierutt 0de @~emerhnnseu os poaen a%beeoroueten
mic fe I'M r@ouerefioHal Reoro" Rom so. December 1914 Sete I28,
sd seiae Sbnen bier bic @eibno6tsusgabe 6s .Smpers @eefb@,
m0 hinife Die qufnadnmtet bes Smfes ot Die leen0e 8arrt1hir
al leuen, 6e einen Snintt nnf 30,000O00 unierer Rubnrger bentifer
a6aammnug bartlett, Waterr Burger, Die fart IN i0em Stadte unierer
Union eben, bic ie0en .srdfl6aftel@ Stnat In ben 9ahonnlDdbleu Ton.
trolieren uno Die mbr ais Ole SdHte nae8 @iaentbuns IN Den norolheu
gtaoten eignen. lnO oot bdebt Der @etnadtSgrub an oteie iuotern
gdtbirqr in elmer Garritnhr. Die enen Deutihen SplOuten 3Igt mue er
NIT Dem @euebrtoIben Bic Shire elmer drnfdea Sihe etnbritt nit Der
pifentaren a5ddt, cinen g2oro 81 bege3gn. lm0 bic leberihrtt lmtet.
nit eiren alien behgn Banner, aarsfriHgtl1i TO- iDrefg1 nanlih Die
fIenen 6etiden 9inoer ben glomen gGbrithnohcn" ans. Sd ptlide
0oB bic abt5hunItnge ienes beloenbnfen gutes, uenn ia oieie meine @e.
merfungen 81 @eifte befommerL nod Der o~fe1tihen 8tbltotbet tbres
No5nortes ge5en, Dieies gRoga3in fnroern I0 idber fh 0eIcn inamen
gBetbnattsmuB mie6en, Der efnem 1rhteI mTeS merHnniihcn Bottles
Ben @tgHeoern 0ieies Smies pdre r6 er fDuroe Die. aarrtmur trgeno
zines tnpfern Bottles ODER zines Sol0nen, Der fr fen gaterlano IN Den
Sfneetdften eurOpas gl 0eir 3et tdmpit brtngen .uno iBn ooer lem
8oEf mo Die 5arteten @eWbe ibrer Screen ldderth oor gar beradtth
AT maten beriuden, 70 nhrOe Id Safar himmen, lin ans bieem 9aufe
biHans5nperfn. Dies lit cine neHtrale Station um0 Ots lit elm neutrole5
Sans BON lbgeoroneten. &r IN 0ieen Same imo ge1nten ourh Die
qleifnobI bari Der Sernusgebr zines 92ago5ng ben feiRigten nHO wOHl'
BabemOheu She'll nHres &plfes infnlhreng uno nht MIR tnhIIHren. ion
bern fe babel nut abe8ugen, 0oB CT nnO Annoert andre, mic TIRE Offen'
bare Karefliffett 81 Nnnnen Ds etneH heIhes gegennber ben aHOern
befuerf, in 6esa6ltem 7icnhc zines Der straightforward febcu.
SD bofe, oob one @ateHhfat nmt 10 lage fortgeest miro, bis
mir zines 9orgens erpahen uo bieie Station in 3orr entflammt
ieben.
SER epre6er, h5 babe neig meEr sn fogen. SD min bamit ItGe.
zen, 0aB oiefs rSurper8 g8eef[n@ lno dbufde 4u6ltatonen an Dos
mertfmide @Dlf as Qoiadeu spener alaie gefefrt per0en NIT
efnen @rlufe BON ler S40OO0O00 iuhrIth fir Bic Reqierltna, rn0 6dF
oies bcFt, ben @ert Der ameritaniIfen 9entraltat Dcrleten ami 1lufoten
Der Hegernng. @s mir6e fir irgen0 enen D1nn Der GeffenlihtIt
better ien, nenn er 0e @ofen bate, as nenn er VoGt5t5iHIitdet iutt
Ourh lnterfuisung ioldT 4ublitationen me oiee &eb9after 8eioa)"
gee fur5e Ge0e ipudt rr it'd iaber. Us BteBe tbren GTl0ruf
ihpdhen, fDenn mir nod meneres bn5uflgten. Sem modern &bgeor0.
neten Soepb Saggnrt aber let on 6R1er STEELE Der ber5iffe 9ant aQer
0eer gengt fir Die er bier 10 mann1ott eugereten lit.
(Me Detidomerfoniffe 9reie lit gebdeu, 0ieen Qrtfel a~b8uoruden,
mo Dos @rebblrean 08 gaionolbun0es, ionic i6er 2eier erfadt i'm
Dear 5n Derbreiteu)
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war materials received from the
United States, We urge, In the cause
Of humanity, that the carriage and
shipment, directly or indirectly Of
war materials and supplies Of every
nature from the United States 10
Mexieo be strictly prohibited
7. b. MURRAY, Chairman,
DIR. sEDLACEK,
DIR. A. +. JONAS,
ARTHUR MULLEN,
HENRY HAUBENs,
Committee on Resolutions.
@9.@1en ouuiiheu @ortlout
mibteu mir peaen 3aummdngeIs
leioer bis @ontae 5lriiditelen.)
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ein5ige GrOen9eborene, Ser aineu
0reifnden SaltomorIpIe in Der 9uft
boabringt. Seiteres 2nden rufen
0iinoea aingiton 1nto George 60
ner burd ga 9au0ebile 5lirtatim4
her0or. aIs Gidter ano 9omponiit
SIT gIefder 3eit 8eigt iih gert Der.
fet, tpahreno aramer uno Battiion
ii6 0urb observation-disclosures aus
.8eitnen. Gen Sdtub biIoen' pie
imner Sic beliebten NanoelbiLoer.
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rem iebr mdbis. anssie6en frei.

3 siemIia meme SGnTer, auf eirem
8nlpIab Itebeno, nnbe Bancroft
Str. uuO 9oulepnr6, Iino franfbeits.
balber biIlig 3u bertanfeu. Ale
oret 8uiamnen ODER getretint gegen
9nor ODER auf areOit. Gfferten an
u. o. Tribiine,
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etiftanasfsR.

Somtag a6eno, ben 10. Sanudr,
feiert German americon Camp ger.
104. 90. 8. 49,, III Der Glirnboae,
IS. un0 0lartbo Str, fein 10. Stiff
tungsfeit Durd einen groBen @aa.
9erielbe nifnmt bereits i'm 7 llbr
ieinen 4nfong. Sober 5reiino Der
2oge lit eingeIQ0cM Der 5eier BEL
SitD0bnen.
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DombaSifrt CUR AOngre6DrrtrtttrI
Nit getitionen "a 0mniteH Der 9ia, iueI6e Die Nus
Inbr aHer Qrie9SmateriaIien %perbietet.
Au(rut an ale 0ereine i'm S~tdHtSUer6aqO
Ne6raSR1!
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@ert6eelddttr 9trbaubsbrhbtri
S6e gereiniauna in nnkrem giaaie (@emetnbrn, geretne 9ogen
et) mtro orngeno ernht, ~nadfoIgenbe geoluton i'm gSorlane, mic an
.gcgeben, msmabmeu lmo 0omit Be ioet 81 befabrer:
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gorIage fit GinSeIpetitiOneu.

SIN G~odpGgenoen brirgen mir aud cine gorlage bon einsdgeh.
tionen, Die bon glrgern, Die 81 tetner 9erengang ge1oren, rnbr5igHb
bemtt meroen fonnen. @Rau ihreibe ben nadfolgen0en Brief al, unter.
0Anfhinntnn.
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HOnare6mann ]. Gaa0arl Qegen Die 9ebpre0e

nolaenNer praHitge Brief pnr0e inns 5uBetelt:
Nm Sen Gaihomertmditan Staatsperbm0,
1911 SGpor0 Str5 Smaba, 9ebr.
@eube @rreul
IA Iae Sbnen hermit ctuiae gemertunaen Bet Sic id i'm Snnic Der
mebraimian4rn besiQtd elmer IN aSmpers @etlpe bonn 26. Ge5enbcr
10iA rer6ffantlidten aarrintur zines benfheH SplhateH mo6tc. 5d
mirbe "a mir aug ehre it0saL pcn Gle bieie meme 9enarhmgcn toer
iec aarrfqtlr ber6ifcutldcn uH6 unrr ben Wlitate0Gn Sbres 9erban0cs
br6fentiden tDoatcm SD nlnfhe 0tfc gcr6ttntlthung ntht Gus
eihdict ionbern i5 6cnfe BOB bic GeuHden Ole @etie uno Den Gba'
raficr eres 1laan5ts fancn leruen iolten. ous iob hb1attes 5rerene
IN 5Hent6cp au1lc5abcteu on bobcr stle erregt
ehr rrnehener
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-09

Die @eietesborlogen, ouf ueIde
iih oieie griefe be5ieben, peroefb
Denn iie ongenommen unO @eiek
wer0en, Dem &r1iioenen 8ilion Oas
geieblide Gedt ge6en, elm abiolutes
8erbot gu erlaiien 0as Die ausfubr
oller aciegstontrebonoe, orsgenont.
men RabrungsmitteL bon irgeno ei.
mem 8unft IN Den gereinigten Staa.
ten nod irgen0 einem 8unft auber.
.bal6 oerieIben unteriogt.
Der &Onsref Der gercinigten
Staaten iOa %erflareu, iuelfe artifcI
inter Sieicn beiSen 8eietcn nls n6.
ioInte a%Dntrrbanbe angcieBea iuerSeH
iOlen. Seine giitc, bic BON irscn6
elmer fremSeu Niadt nnfseitsat 1T,
ioa fit bic @ereinisten GtaateH
biu6enO ieiH.
GO aaein iinS Sieie @eietc SaHn
iOnpbl I'M 6eiit iuie in Ser ansfib.
ring amerifuniidl,
Sober D%abrbaft irene Entertainer
iO0te buOnrd ieine gflidt ais Dir.
ger srfiiaen, bah CT Oafiir i0ssft, Sak
bieie 8eietentluiirfe nod in bieier
SitaHs Ses aOuarehes Onrd GIN.
nnbme gum 8eiete iuerSen.
en- bon ~gtebrasfa, an pelte 6te ge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-09
gife Tint uut6.

Ddrunn tbe ie0er ameritoner unber5iglid feline 9fi6t 0e1n In.
tereTire Die amerttanifden girger obne Gidiidt af lire Serfrnh 6afir,
iofort Oas. @Iade au fbun. Sober &mertaner fOGte fir Ouie geredte
Code 5u baden fan.
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G(aIGtNlrIe anie.gen!

5unarr, frdftigrr 9eutidrr, "a Sab.
re alt, iudt 4rbeit irgenoDelfer
9lrt. @elernter Shreiner. @eidai.
ge 3uidriftan inter @l-50 Oma.
10 9rIbllne. 50
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gianO.g Bargain SCENES air5bou
gfnno in bor3ieIidem 9nItanb.
iebr biuie fiji gnnr. Eel. Doug.
las 1853.
5einite .MS6eln; Geeo.M lobeln
nuf @eIteIlung gemadt. Omaha
gieco & Station 60, 119 NorO t5.
GtruBe. Eel. Douglas 204S.