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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-14
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-14

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-14

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auf Der 2anoitroBe tn Der Ndbe
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-14

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cher Der onoerc SI Ihuea o0er 5u
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blobem Sdreden Oabon tamen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-14
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-14

i Die alcrfe I'M NoItamt hahen
eiuen gciirae seiammeIt bon S72b
All benz 5on6 BON $3.50, womit man
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fnifen mia, ouutit oeren @oitiaden
bon benz Boitomt IN Des Woines
rad benz 5eloIoqer gcbradt lper.
ben t0nnen. Camp Dodge liegt cine
aiemIiae Strede bon Ges gloines.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-14

Ole glliierten beboupter fie bat.
ten in Der groBeu Sffeniipe btsher
MIR febr gerinee @erluite erlittei.
@oriim oenn feline 3ablen neH1enS
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-14
@idliia fir einaer.

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nc @el1nasprobe in Der Omaha Whl-
iifboIle ltott, tpo5u ale Sanger bon
Omaha unD Council Bluffs. bic I'D,
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teiIigeu molten, oringcno eingeInoeu
imn. Sanger bon Mauning uno
2incoln mer0en ebeufuIs nnmeIeso
fem. Die Sanger bes biciigeu
AriOn @ereinS iin0 hermit ipeSieG
a~llieeforoert, Der @eidngsitunoe BET
Suiuobnen.
AriOH gerein.
Mne Mitglie0er 0eS WeIongber-
ems arion IinO hermit OrineeHb
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ieoe @ohe 8ampbIete un0 3irfllla-
re bon @arren @Grit, Dem Sam.
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ben ereliten Sarben oorgetelt Iin0.
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ben berbeioebrodt Inn 0os lin.
gIaublihlte geniebbar au MAIDEN.
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oab elm Wl1n bon Bertrand, iih oa1u
bergeben miirSe, Dem 8libIitum FOL.
den unseniebbaren acbl nuf5uti-
ideu.
SHr &eriAOHsrmHs Der Strafen.
Dos Bureau fir anseieen iutb
Gonpentiouen" Dem Die aufeabe Oh.
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mir Die Neridouerlns Der Straben
Der Staot Gorge 3i traaen. bot be.
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feitliden anseIeeenbeitcn unO aou-
petitioner. 9ie notieeu 8orarbeiten
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8ege geleitet poroen.
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feiH gerbreden.
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idieoeu, oaB Der ungeiesIihe Ser.
fouf bon geiitisen @etrdnfen fem
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nit elmer Saft I'M IotoIen @ef1ng.
mis- beitraft tperoen tonne. Ger Soil
iuurhe entihie6en in Der Glage oes
Weife 6Ianagen bon Sieux City ge.
gen bic 8ebOrbe bon @oooburp
Gountp. 9as @erseben fam ieoo4
ais cine geri9tsberadtung beltrnft
peroen.
Der Hat ber GomHth. SaperbiiOFem.
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mebrere Gage In Sisung, Inn Gor0e.
rliHgen al prlfen uno 9eGnungen
gegen 0as Gouuts an begutaften
uno 5li erIolben. gs mur6en nit
4usnabme Der Baidte 0ea Steuer.
Ausgleidungsrates feline tneftere @e.
ihdfte entgegengenommen oDer bero.
ten.
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lmbam.arbeitra beapnaen,

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bat BITE 8auIuIt In Der Gta6t be.
gonneH, rege 81 werben. Inter ben
5ablrei6en Helt. unb uubdlten in
cen @cihqftsItraBen Der Stn0t bat
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els Der bon Der 6irmn Soc Smftb
& GOmpanD befdlpIiaHe nmb1n ib,
res BpbIbefa1Hten GeIhaftsLoOeas
am Br0anluup un0 Wlain Str1ke.
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fen, niuBte Dos grObe BarenInaer
auf Elm WainbetmdB b~erabgeIett mqr.
ben un0 feet, 6n oieleE grobe Ser.
tauf beenOet iit bobeH aud bic ar.
beiteH am @eb1liDe bereits bpgOrt.
men. arbeiter b1ben bereitg bic
gor5e 5roHt ofs @ebGlloes algeria.
gen uHo in fur5er Bet miro bns
@eb1llDe fuie en- Wboenir aus ieiner
Aihe rleu erlteber. Mud bns an.
e~ren5enoe Geldaft hes 6errn ia.
milton iuirb nnf AieIeIbe @eiIe Der.
gr0Bert uno beri60nert. Beitere
Qeuboiiten an 1ronomnn ftno IN
ausiidt genortrten unD 0iirfte Dos
StrnBeHbtIo am groabpop tn tnrJer
3eit eth nnOeres @epr6ge erbaIten.
gertilsHHs Ses i~lnFraates.
MnidbrIid tnift Die Jroge Der
8ertiLgung mrto ausrottltng oes lip.
pigen unfr0ittes nuf. 6os nid,t ALIEN
Die Leeren BaulteIen iibersUuhert,
icroern aud oaf ben Gtrnben I'M
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Arion @erein.

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ems arion Iinb hermit OrinGeHb
ouIseIor0ert, am Ionlag. ben IL.
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eriaeinei CUR abboltuitg Der monot.
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|S4IuB finoet cine eeniitlihe Inter.
baltune Itntt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-14
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION PRO-
GRESS IN 25 YEARS

Through the courtesy of Superinten-
dent Albert w. Varney, The Banner is
in receipt of little volume. entitled,
School Administration Progress of
Twenty-Five Years. collection of es-
says on various phases of the subject,
each treated by man at the top of
his profession, and dealing with topics
which are of interest to everyone. for
the school question is one which may
well take up the attention OF even the
most busy peopIe.
Elwood p. Cubberly, Professor OF
Education in Leland Stanford. Jr.. Uni
versity. is bitter against the district
school system. In his article, state
and School Administration, he points
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aa- HIS CELEBRATED READING THIS WEEK IF
S<S YOU CUT OUT
YOU TO READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
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He gives dates, facts and figures, re-
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business transactions, lawsuits, con-
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pending, pension claims, etc. tells
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AN HONEST PROPOSITION

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rivals, whom and when you should
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suits, speculation, sales, wills, patents,
journeys, pensions. investments prop
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you the information you desire and
names, dates and facts until you are
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-14

Bratteborot which last year passed
Rutland and became the second mu-
nicipality Of Vermont in the amount
Of pcstonlce receipts, made a gain of
s7,Ss2.62 the past year, the aggregate
business amounting to SOS, 1920.
Comparative figures are not expected
from less fortunate communities ike
Barre, Montpelier, ST. Adams, St.
Johnsbury and Bennington.-Br attle-
Reformef.
The Reformer appears to he pushing
in chips looking for a raise AS to
Brattleboro's increased postollice re-
ceipts it is perhaps due TO the fact
that after one experience people do
not go to Brattleboro, but merely write
letter while Bennington and other
towns they are glad to visit in person.
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LOVE. couRrsHtp, MARRIAGE

If affairs of the heart or emotions
OF love interest you, he gives the eX-
act and truthful revelations of all love
affairs, settles lovers quarrels; en-
ables you to win the esteem and af-
lection of anyone you desire; causes
speedy and happy marriages; tells if
the one you love is true; also date of
marriage: restores lost affection.
peace and confidence of lovers and
discordant families; gives you the full
secret how to control, fascinate and
charm the one you love, also those
you meet, and how to make a person
at distance think of you He con-
vinces you beyond the shadow of a
doubt that clairvoyance. mental sug-
gestion and telepathy are not subject
to scepticism.
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struction and sanitation has had to
changed" the methods OF building
construction and sanitation have mad
to keep up with the pace. he takes
np the various problems met in heat
ing. ventilation and lighting and con-
cludes with confident prediction
that the next twenty five years Will
bring as great, if not greater adj
vance, as we have seen made in the
pass,
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Mr. Ten Brock has been unable to all who called him during
the last few weeks and has therefore decided TO be in Bennington
all this week aud all next week After that he will continue 10
return three days each week.
A Few Testimonials
Published by Distinct Permission 3sfgG

One of the remarkable perform
ances OF Mr.. Frederic Ten Brock,
the Psychic, who now visits Benning-
ton regularly, was the locating Of
John Dufour of Berkshire County.
Mass, who had left his farm home
and from whom his mother had not
heard in three years. She came to
consult Mr.. Ten Brock who took her
case under advisement and in short
time located the young man on the U.
s. battleship Kearsarge.
Mr.. Albert Keller of Rochester. N,
y. was employed for years by the
Rochester Optical company as
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skilled lens worker at a salary of
not less than $500 day He lost his
position Unexpectedly and no reason
was given him for his discharge. Then
Mr.. Keller consulted Frederic Ten
Brock the astrologer and clairoyant
and here is given part of letter from
Mr. Keller to the life reader
when you told me that my fore.
man was angry on account of sland.
erous accusation, | acted as you adj
vised AS a result | not only re-
ceived my position back, but was ad-
vanced in standing. Since then your
advice on money matters has been
worth ten thousand dollars to me-"
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When | consulted you in Troy you
predicted that my husband would be
found in Bridgeport Yesterday | was
Informed that he had been located
there. Mrs. j. S. Cosick.
Thanks to your assistance we are
not bothered any more by those who
tried to break up our home. W. r. S,
Hudson, N. Y.
The horoscope you cast for me for
1915 was astonishingly correct and
your advice has been worth thousands
of dollars to me. j. Clarkin, New
York.
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Notice

Notice is hereby given, that the Re-
publican Town Committee will meet
at the office of Holden & Healy on
Saturday evening, Oct IA, 1916, at
eight o'clock and if not object
ion be then made, such committee will
place in nomination candidates of the
Republican party FOR justices OF the
peace Of the Town of Bennington. to
be voted for in the coming November
election, pursuant to No. a of Acts of
1915.
f. H. Holden,
H. b. Hutchins
Dnfnr n1arrtira
The Detroit times., 1916-01-24

y As was thinking about the gos-
AID OF these alleged friends OF Mrs.
Hoimes and determined in my own
mind that Eliene. Mrs Holmes ana
1 would teach them as well or her
fNsband a muchugeded lesson, the
men from Harrys stag party came
IN
Il was laughable, litue book, 10
see us all "perk up From Eiiene
10 Mrs. Holmes We all put on what
Ne considered our prettiest smiles
and began 20 take new interest m
the party and IL was very interest.
ing 10 see how differently the men
viewed as. Harry looked as though
ne wished We were all away but
Eliene. IFS eyes sought hers as
soon as he entered the room, and
my heart ached when / realized THAI
the smile she gave him was one
only OF maternal affection
Ia an instant ] understood that
E1iene's Illusions had faded just AS
min0 had done. and she had never
been able 10 bring them back. The
thought filed me with despair.
was sure also from Harry's look thar
ne vaguely missed something from
her love and was not able 20 md 90
again. She knew his weaknesses.
his faults and his foibles, and her
feeling for him was in a way the
acme that she gave Bulge and Tod
dy.
| wonder. little book. n I viii ever
reach such a place in my llfe when
the maternal swallows mp all the
other emotions?
Up 10 the present / only can feel
a contempt for Dick that he should
be so blind as 10 have passed by
the best for a few fiickering fancies
II should confess this 20 anyone
but you, little book, l would proba.
bly, be set down In that person
mind as very conceited but ! don
mean that my love Is The best that
Dick could have. what I mean is
That the love and trust of any true
wife is the best thing a husband can
have.
4 Between you and me. little book
Although have told Dick that am
going to accept the attentions OF
any man that appeals 70 me. ! don
believe can do f. ! could not really
The Detroit times., 1916-01-24
Beth; The Girl
"WhO Went Right
No. 245-"Don't You Care, Baby!"

THE more love costs the more. n
NE be true lovers, do we love 20
give Il
had just said to my husband
that doubtless even such a perfect
r baby as ours would sometimes howl
And my husband had answered in
an irritated voice that he did not
see why We should not forget that
the baby WAS coming while We
could
III We must 20 through this We
must" Andre had said "But why
not let us forget IL while we cang'
And ! had answered. 81 cannot
forget him It would not be fair
to him if did"
And then suddenly some sort Of
courage had come to me. And bad
walked close to my husband and
bad taken his hand.
Andre" / began, "let us tall, OF
this little As well now as any
time. We have ignored 81. We have
acted about our baby coming as
though he were some dreadful ill
ness that had befallen me-some-
Thing which would depress me and
make me miserable IL we were 20
talk about it- Ii seems 10 me. since
our ideas are rather different on
This point, it will be better that we
talk them over a little together
Como. please sit down
My husband sank into a chair op
posite 70 me.
II am perfectly willing, Beth" o.,
told me. But cant see what
there Is to discuss told you, vher
we were first married, that / did
not like children. that they nal,
me nervous, aud that ! had honcC
we would never have any. II an
pears, however, thar we are not q,
have the good fortune Of such ar
escape But since II is true. [ th.ul
The wise thing to do about it is q,
treat It as sonsibly as we can II
short. why should we make a highI
sentimental episode out OF r? ItI
better to let II interfere with on
lives as little as possible.
was striving very hard 20 liste
20 every word my husband was say
Ing: TO get, n could, his point r
view II seemed to me most necer
sary that now we should understsn
each other. that We should not drlt
apart NJ the very time IN our live
when most we should be drawn Il
gether And so:
Il think can see, Andre" ] salt
''how you can feel like this But
think you should roalizc, too, ths
your attitude Of mind Cor ne b. In
possible. II would be unfair i b.
lieYe that my thoughts would affeC
me mind and soul Of this little crcs
lure who is 10 be born 20 me. jus
fs my physical well-being viii star
ilm in life with n sound and health.
body / should feel myself a Grim
lnai not 70 give my baby ever
chance. and q seems TO me the only
Eay | can give him every chanc,
- 20 think Of him every minute be
lore he comes; 20 mold my thoughts
and nv days to his best interests 81
ny husband broke iu upon me ab
mptly.
That's an very sweet and nice.
~ said. "but as n matter Of fact
>ienty or doctors VII tell YOU there
> noihng In it. Quite frequently
The Detroit times., 1916-01-24

Dear little frocks for snail girls
can be BOUGHT in the ar needle
work department Of the shops semi
made and needing only "a little time
and labor % complete.
II one is tired of embro.Ierlug or
does not number lt among ones sa.
complishments, a little dress aU
stamped and ready tD be trimmed
with coronation braid is a welcome
novelty II ie an exceedingly sim.
pie thing 10 sew on the braid. and
The little froct has a charm quite
out Of proportion 20 tbs amount OF
work required. Tho dress is cut ln
the popular k.u0Do tyle. bHt ha
an innovation in the shape of pleaj-
set IN each side OF OBJ. front panel
20 give more room for active UrIa
legs
The Detroit times., 1916-01-24

Bath Brushes, Clearance Price 2jc and
35c. Regularly 39c and soc Removable
handles.
Rare Button Bargains at &c; l5c TO 35c
values Many imported.
One Lot Novelty Silks, 19c Yard.
Originally Doc and SOC. Chiefly odd coIor
and styles, but good values
Novelty Chiffon Cloth, 79c Yard. Orig
inal price SI.25. i2-in. Splendid for waists
Kimono Flannels, to Close at 7llc. 12l2c
and 15s values. Also ducIIng fleece and
Eden lannels.
odd lot Standard Corscts, &C. s150 TO
So values. Good styles, sp.eudldIv made
but broken lot of sizes
Mems Flaunelctte Night Shirts 50c. Toe
values.
Clearance Of Mems Hose at Zoe. l5c and
2Oc grades Close-out of 25c Wool Socks
at 12l2c
Boys Underwear 33c. Worth SOC Shirts
and drawers Is 10 l6 years.
Mems Union Suits, Sl.5s. S2ato $50
values. Broken line of sizes but pIcudId
values in three very famous makes.
fiudson's Husrurut store.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-24

The chiffon haudtcr-hIef-vbicF
has NO use for the laundry IS one
OF the pretty things that add to
fcminity's attraction They are
tiny and they como checked and
barred iu an the delicate colDrs
The Detroit times., 1916-01-24

Clearance Of 53 Full.Length Goats at
Sl.yJ. former price 10. Made of corduroy
In m0dish styles.
9j Winter Coats at S7.95. Reduced from
$3.50 and Sl5 Zi5eline, corduroy, boucIe
and mixture. with very good style lines.
So Afternoon Dresses at S99j. Former
prices slj to $50. Silk, serge, crepe dc chine.
ChamaI-e-and few charming evening
dresses of flmy materials.
81 BroadcIoth Dresses at S695. Were
So Practical well made dresses u good
coIors.
Girls Coats at S29S, instead of 50 and
SO. Astrakhan corduroy. boucles. plush. o
10 IA years.
76 silk Poplin Dresses at S29s-rodaea5
from 50 and S6 IN good practical -ts..
500 Fine Waists at $3.50. Regularly $3.50
50 and S. Unusually attractive INgn.
crepe dc chine. a.-otcr and or.erta. aea
etc. Ausjzes.
Clean up Of Skirts at 3.7j-W..a 81 q.
$50. Serge. ponIIu, gauaa.He. %
yet.
Broken Lot of Chamoi-cttc Glovc-. 25r.
35c values Chiefly sizo- aud 81
Ifud.on.s iiasenis1f Store.