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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-09
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Puget Sound Homestead No.
500 elected officers for the COM
ing year at their last meeting, as
follows: President, ]. A. Miller:
vice president, w. w. Crum; sec
Rotary, c. ]. Criswell; treasurer,
Andrew Nelson; chaplain, Mrs.
Hettie Hartmiller; marshal Alec
Smith; lady of charity, Mrs. p. L..
Pendleton; lady of entertainment,
Mrs. Matte Krause; man at arms,
Tom Andre; herald, A. T. Price;
musician, Mary Hall; past presi-
dent, E. e. Shade. Officers will
BIO installed January 1, at Eagles
hall. The meeting day of the
Homestead has been changed to
Monday evening, beginning the
first of the year.
Officers were elected by Com
mencement lodge, No. Z, Knights
of Pythias, at their last meeting
as follows: John A. Jackson. G.
c.; Ed F. Lyons. v. c.; Harry M.
Smith, prelate; George II. Her.
bert, M. of W.: Wynne Fl. Garlick,
X. X. s.; e. l.. Hiberly, M. of F.;
George B. Pollard, M. of E.; John
r. Pace, M. at A.; G. A. Black,
I. O.; w. 8. Lee, o. G.; C. T.
Msssingale, organist; DR.. w. B
Penny. physician; trustees, Geo
w. Ball, chairman G. year term) :
O. A. Paine G. year term); VIM
H. Dickson Zone year term).
Commencement lodge, No. z
knights of Pythias, will give the
first card party of the season
Monday evening in Pythian tenn
pie. All knights and their friends
and families are invited. The
committee in charge is e. F. Ly.
ons, T. F. Lawrence and George
w. all.
An Informal social evening has
been planned by the Business
Girls club of the Y. w. G. A. fol
its regular meeting on Tuesda,
evening. Everybody is expected
to bring Christmas sewing. Mrs
l.. w. Owen will entertain with
dialect readings and negro medo.
dies.
The annual meeting of Our Saw
ior's Lutheran church will be held
Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock In
the church parlors. All men Of
the church are expected to be
present. Officers will be elected
reports heard and new members
accepted.
The Funniest Play in the whole
World, TWIN BEDS" at the Ia
coma tonight. adv
South Tacoma p. T. A. will
meet at Edison school Thursday
December IA, at 3:15. There
will be an exhibit of first grade
work, and a program will be given
by Sixth B pupils, the Girls Glee
club, Principal McGovern, Miss
Sebree and Miss Newman.
"The Trials of Keeping House
For a Saint is the subject of q
talk which Mrs. Margaret Terry
employment secretary OF the Y
w. G. A., will give Sunday at 4
o'clock at the association.
The Grace Dodge club will be
hostess and serve tea during the
social hour. Miss Mary Sunnen
will be the soloist for the after
noon.
Mrs. G. j. Ordal has returned
from Stanwood, where che attend
ed the funeral of her nine-year-old
nephew, Lars Land.
The Ladies' Aid society Of
South Tacoma First Lutheran
church will elect officers Thurs
day afternoon in the church par
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lors. Mrs. Fl. Hagen will be hos
tess.
Tacoma Circle, No. 1853, Women
of Woodcraft, will give a card
party and Christmas sale Dec. IA
in Eagles hall, 18th and Market.
The meeting of Roosevelt p. Il.
A. scheduled for next Tuesday has
been postponed until Monday, the
18th.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of tho
brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men will give card party Tues
day evening at Odd Fellows hall,
East 25th and c streets. Play
Will begin at sac.
A Christmas tree and entertain
ment will be given by Moose lodge
No. 4S5 Dec. "a. A turkey trot
will be held Dec. 22 to raise
money for the event. Among new
members initiated at Friday
nights ceremonies were T. j. Bell,
l.. j. Muscek and Hugo Metzler.
Showing something of the wide
range of interests which make use
of the facilities provided by the
Women's Clubhouse, is the calen-
dar OF events which have been
given in the building during the
last week. IL includes:
Monday: Meeting of Pierce
County Nurses association.
Tuesday: Woman's club, class
in parliamentary drill, st. Cecilia
club rehearsal. Luncheon. Fine
Arts association meeting.
Wednesday: Ladies' Musical
club rehearsal. Liberty Bell AL
truistic club meeting.
Thursday: Woman's club
Christmas program and tree.
Friday: Fern Auxiliary card
party.
Saturday: Tea, Mrs. F. H. Rog-
ers and Mrs. q. J. Taylor, hos
tesses, for Theosophical friends.
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HCYNTHIA'
l GREY'S
LETTER

o @ o @ Q . o o o o o @ @ 9 o 9
o Address this department.: q
A Cynthia Grey, care The \
a Times, Tacoma.
a If a private reply is de- 4
A sired, enclose stamped en- !.
y 'velope.
A II you do not want letter
A published, say so and your
y wishes will be respected.
a Miss Grey may be reached
= by telephone, Main ~, or
may be seen personally at
y The Times office on We'd $
v nesdays only, II a. m. to 4
" p. m.
. {, o 9 o o 8 = 3 @ o o o @ o I
Q.-Will you please tell me
who served as vice president
during William McKinley's
first term? Thank you.
H. F.
A.-Garret Augustus Hobar
was vice president under VIM. Nc
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Won Blessing, military Belgium, that
a
exactly Solid
60
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TURN TO THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE Z For
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SEVEN
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%
h-Bacon.
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First day congress, hopper only
Hb0uts which public
must bo keeping their promises.
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Q.-Don't you think I am
right in refusing my mother
in-law admittance to our
home when she causes trou-
BILE and approves of my wife
attending public dances and
permitting other men to bring
her home? / might add that
We have been married one
year, and during that time I
have accompanied my wife to
dances at the rate of one q
month at least. Sometimes
my work takes me away and
will not permit 1t oftener.
hope you will speak up, Miss
Grey, and not let the fact
that you are all woman bias
your Judgment.
IRATE HUSBAND.
A.-To begin with I can't i'm
sgine q mother with one particle
II common sense sanctioning, let
lone encouraging, her daughter
IN such behavior. Under the cir.
there isn't tho ghost
,f an excuse for your wife's &C.
lions. II is quite evident that she
hasn't a mind OF her own and is
more easily influenced by the evil
forces than good. OF course you
ire justified In barring the doors
Df your home to such q mother.
In-law; but you should use tact
IN SO doing. IL is q delicate situa-
ion. IL you cannot first succeed
n making your wife acknowledge
ler mistake, the result IL apt to
prove fatal to your home.
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Hornibrook, minister Siam, q
Eeaan being I'm San with pound
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Q.-Don't you thing there
should be some sort of law
passed to punish and convict
men that make a business of
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l expect ! am the average woman,
except that the average woman does not
always stop to analyze the motives of her
feelings-and l don't think l would do SO
If my dear mother had rot started me
at this habit of talking to you, little
book, without reserve.
You remember l recorded what she
said to me just before she died. MAR
gle, my child, wish you would always
keep a diary. know it is an old-fash-
toned habit, but l believe it is a great
help to any woman who wants to know
the reason why she does things and to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-09

Over 900 3n shells have just been shipped Perish
ing Mexico. Maybe needs celebrate 4th
with.
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Off q man gets married
who has impeachment of
speech, will his children be

Q.-Please state which is
the largest shipyard, the one
In Belfast or the one In Cork,
Irelandf B. B.
A.-The shipyard In Belfast is
larger than the one In Cork.
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Q.-Do you think a wom-
an means right when she
leaves her home in the even
ing and rides around alone
with another man and stays
out nights with him and in
sists on doing the same thing
again and again after her
husband has told her time
and again to stop IL?
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A.-Of course not. There isn't
any excuse for II that I can see.
Even II the husband were doing
wrong it would not make IL right
for the wife to do wrong too.
'TwO wrongs never made right"
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Q.-Can you tell me who
the pasta is? Thanking you.
I. c. B.
A.-Pasha is q title of rank in
Turkey, formerly an honorary
title of a prince of the blood; lat
terly a title of the higher military
and civil officials, consequently,
there are o number of pashas.
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Q.-Can teacher in
small camp town keep the
children from carrying
lunches during the bad
weather when they have about
a mile to go? Thanking you
in advance. l.
A teacher hasn't the right
to forbid pupils to carry then
lunches II they live too far fr0m
the school to 60 home. Such mat.
ters should be taken up with the
sup E.intendent Of schools
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MARCIE DECIDES TO
RETURN TO HUSBAND

The human nature revealed me, the
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Tors. Mrs. Fl. Hagen will be hos
tess.
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Dear Miss Grey: wonder
IL &C. M. P" who asked you
to help him solve his problem
reformed on his own accord,
or because the town went
dry? A man who drinks the
way he did will do almost
anything. | wonder II he can
throw any more stones at his
wife than she can at him?
She must be a pretty good
little woman when she raised
three of his children and
lived with him for 13 years.
I'll bet many's the time she
didn't know where to turn her
head for relief and consola-
ton, then she came across
the man she loved.
A man need not think
these days women will take
what they did SO years ago.
Those days have passed.
Women started to waken just
through having the live with
men like c. M. P. II a wom-
an makes a mistake she is
good enough for any man,
and IL she makes none, she
IL too good.
A MOTHER.
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to forbid pupils to carry then
lunches II they live too far frNm
the school to 60 homo. Such mat
ters should be taken up with the
county sup E.intendent Of schools
al have. been reading
lately about recording chill
dren's births. Do the parents
look after this, or the doc
tor? My child was born 10
years ago in Minnesota, and
don't know whether or not
his birth was recorded. How
shall / find out and could I
be prosecuted for not record
ing its birth? Could l have
II done now?
Alt Is the duty of the nurse
or physician i'm attendance to re.
cord the birth Of a CHILD. II you
will write to the health commits.
sioner of the city where your child
was born, stating your case, you
will receive full particulars and
advice.
Off q man gets married
who has impediment of
speech, will his children be
troubled the same wayf
READER.
Alt would be best to consult
q reliable physician about this
A child might inherit such y char
acteristic; but it Is more apt moi
to.
Q.-Please state which is
the largest shipyard, the one
in Belfast or the one in Cork,
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Tacoma Circle, No. 1853, Women
OF Woodcraft, will give card
party and Christmas sale Dec. IA
in Eagles hall, 18th and Market.
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The meeting of Roosevelt p. 7.
A. scheduled for next Tuesday has
been postponed until Monday. the
18th.
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breaking up other peoples
homes? A VICTIM.
Al would be very glad to see
law passed, IL il were possible,
that IL would be the means Of pre-
venting the breaking Of homes. II
you can draft such a bill l am
quite sure every woman in the city
will back you in the effort to have
il passed. Many men, no doubt,
will be Just as anxious and WILL
ing to help.
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l~tncimi0kcit in Scr
MnoariIcbcn Hammer?
@rnf gppOHsi crfIart nber, Oaf bic
5einhe OaranS feinen @lnt
idSpirH f6nnen.

qmIter6nm, 25. gtltg., it6er CON.
Don. - @rof gilbert gpooHbi Giib.
rer Der aonititutionoliiten, un6 Sfc'
pban 9afobsfp baben erfl1rt, bob
lie IN 8ufunit ben nlsl1noiidel
SiurB llnearns tDieoer 0ffentliA til.
tiIiercn pilrSen. Gle fitnoigten eben,
fonB ibrcn Giidtritt bon Dem 8uge
It1nonis on, 6ob fe Die curopGiide
Sage itltoieren noaten oltf @rlulo
bon gcbeimen 8eridteu Die ibncil
BON Der Regieruug iiber apSlGnOii9e
@e5ie1ungen geliefert piiroen.
@rof 9tpponDi iagte ie0od aus,
od6 ole 4literten onrauS nid)t etluo
Die aniidt geminnen iolten, oob Oie
moraliIfe Gin6eit Der uiiaariiGcn
Station in trgeno einer 8ctle gelit
ten bdtte. Ole aantmeriibung, In
pelher e8 tber oie ouSlGnOiiGe go.
lift Sur 9ebatte fam, oonerte bis 4
ltbr morgens. Der 8citer 2lono
ihrei6t 0oritber: Die Itorte Sppoii.
ton lit Elm &Gtlcl. Sic lit unirae.
lid elm groBcs llngliid. oern in In,
gnrn beritebt iie niemdr0 mn i'm
alslanb miro ite iider %miBoeriton.
Den"
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prdI. WtIfcn bcrmft
sic Babnanocitent cn!

@1i9inston, %. gueuit. - Gro.
.beS Gritaiinen berurlohte es, als
beltte bormittne g1H5li6 mertpartet
9rdiiOeHt 8ilion Die 5iibrer Der
gdbHnnocIteaten IN oos 8eibe Snis
beriei. 9ieielben eri6ienen out
prompt uno batten nit Dem 2anocS.
oberboupt cine ~unterre0ung, pelde
ctrpa ~ Stuuoe m1brte. @ie bic
arbeiterfibrer nrgeben, ipurbe ie.
bod our6 oieielbc Die Sttuation in
fetuer Beiic gedn0ert.
Die 6iibrer Der bier gril0eridaf
ten erfIdrten, oab lie oufgeforocrt
trurOer tein aomprontib eiu5u0e.
fen, unO DAB eS linen ifleiiIe. alS
Oh Der grdii0ent nlf leine 6oroer1n.
gen, fpeIhe Die arbeiter ongenom.
men, Die 9abumoenaten ieood bis.
Der bcrlueioert buben, felt beiteben
mirO.
8Gbreno Der aonfereH3 briuteien
iie $errn 8ilicn, Dob Die 8abnmog.
noten cine pplitiihe rationale Sob.
By ms 2eben gcruien baben, Inn bic
offentliGe Stimming 5ugunIten Der
9nbnen 81 beeiniluiien. sic legtcn
Dem 9rGit0eHten 3clegramme Dor,
aus oenen berporgebt, OnB Die Ror.
tbern gncific 9obn fir ben gabncn
siinitige 9epeid)cn Die Soften tr6gt.
Die gnbumoBuaten bober, mad.
benz ite beilte bormittog gu feiner
gntI9ei6ung gefpntmcn Darer, I'M
orei ubr nahmittogs ibre 9erotitn.
gen pieOer dufgenommen. Gs be.
id1ftigen iie Die 5uei 6ragefl Oh
Der 8r6ii6cnt Iif ailf elm aompro.
nib einlaiIen miro. un0 oh ole Qn.
geitelIten nirtli1 einen Streif am
ioeen neroen, tpenn bic 8dbngeiel.
idniten Bic 8ori1Idge oes 8rQitoen.
ten obneiien uno itatt Oerer einen
gl6tittmOentog beTiirnorten, ieoo6
nidt gum 8ebnitltnoenlobn, ionoern
nit Der 9erehnung beg gegenp1rti.
GET StunbenIobnes. Ole nteiIten
Der gr0itocuten Der groBeren 8ab.
nen molten bon Icsterer 8eltimnuns
ni6t abgeben.
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Der alnertkdniidbe
Export in JMIi!

@oi6ington, %. SuIi. Die
pdbreno bc8 Mlonats Suli ans aHe.
rtfo nlt8gefiibrten @egenitdnoe bot.
ten einen 8ert bon $446, 000, 900
Die fir SuLi bt8ber ein3ig 90.
Iteben0e Sumlne troboen Bic
Suutrre 1inter 6erienigen 6es 01o.
mats SUM I'M S19.000,000 3ltrlid-
itebt. 9ie Ginfltbr bate einen
8crt bon 183,000.O00 $50, 000,.
600 neniaer oils I'M Monat SUM.
Die NIT Suli euoenoe o~ieSiGbrige
Qlt5fubr botte einen @eiamttuert bon
$45tt,000.00 0rgen $2,883,000,.
900 i'm bergaugenen Sabr.
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GdanerIente Teaen.

Gan 5rancisco, Gal, %. Quguit.
Die Shnterlel,te lino @erftnrfei.
Ter bon bier, meide IiA am 1. SUM
Dem nIlgemeinen Streif Der Sdal,cr.
leute an Der po5ifii9en auite an.
geidloiien batter, nber ip0ter bis
gu idieb8ger!ftli6er Qburteilung
bon Streitfro9eu an bic 4rbeit su.
~riidfebrten, baben cine aoupromtB.
oiferte, Die ibnen bon Der San
5rancisco 8~aterfront employers
Union" eentotlt poroen III, ange.
nontmen. Sn Dem Abfomnen ruer.
ben linen, luie 4rbeitfiibrer iu1en,
init ale 6or0erungen beluiaigt, Elm.
iAlieBIi9 boberer 2obnc mo annob.
me oes Prin8ip8 oes .uniouiltiiAen
Shop" 4Gern 4nidcin naf mec.
zen aud Die Gtreifs IN alien an0e.
rem 9rten Der Stiifte gittlid 6eigeIcgt
iper0en.
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Omrc6 2ltoskitcitidbc
bcinabe oetStet!

g%iusbroof, 81. s. 25. 9litguit
W1it fuopper gfot iin0 Die 2ebrerins
men aotberino Nobette iino Caroline
Meber iopie Der 2eGrer a0oIp9
Goodman einem ordBli9er Sooe
Gntgangeli. sic Uaren allf Den BAL.
ioic binnuS1erlt6ert. ais ibr Boot
fenterte uno ite 8ufluht uuf elmer
Sniel iuden muBtan. Sort pur0en
iie bon MiIliaroen BON Ito8titos
ii6crfollen ur6 10 idimm 3ugeri9.
IT, oQB i6r 2ebe1 gegenp1rtig in
@efobr idfpebt. gttr burt eiuen
bloBen 8ufdIl burden ite auf Der
Sniel eutoedt,
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Oemtid1e mnS1cn
MaMrepas rdMmten!

Berlin, 25. gus. (Guutenberidt.)
SIS lpirb bier beute nabmittoe
cff3ien befaunt gertad]t, ooB Die
8eutifen oaS 0orf 0aurepas oui.
gcben mtBten. gae fron8oiiidcn
Shirmnneriffe 8miiden @aureras
uno Der Somme aber nuroen bon
Den 8ertihen n~bgeipieien.
Die britiimct angrifie 5rpiifeti
IbiepuuI uno Dem 5orcaur. @obol1
6rahen urter ihperen gerluiten fiji
Ben 6einb urter unieram 6euer all.
iammen. gt0roli6 bon GbilLer8 ner-
lieBeu Die 0eutiden mebrcre ourdJ
icinolihe @eidoiie a%erit0rtan @ra.
ben.
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9ieIrlbe geiatnHs pirb Sas SdJifi
aAd bel ieiner SmeiteH 3eiis
bemQnnen.

Berlin, %. 9Ius. (5unfenberidt.)
gorbereitungen fir Ole 5mcite
Reiie oes $nnoeIstoudi6iiIes
e8eptidIon6" na9 amerita itno i'm
poIlem @onee. Ole mit5unebmenOe
Gradt mirO I'M ShiffBruum bcr.
itaut un0 ioq GROCER iein aIs Die
erite, Delde nod 0en Der. Staoici
beforbert ipurOe. Die WomiGaft
lit miaens, aud Die 5tpeite Sabrt
mit5umoden.
es bat it6 iest berousgciteIt, onb
Broiibent 2Obmdm bon Der Ocean
Company uui Der Sobe bon Seleo,
lamb iid an 9OrO Der a9euti9lanO"
begebeu babe.
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1lSrSer nacb A Jabren
cntScdt u. pcrbaftet!

ai6eoiGe, &C. 6, 25. 9llteult. -
anorep @iie, melher Dor "A Sab.
rem bier eiiten aonItabler %ernorOet
hoben ioll, lit iest enoIi6 BON Der
itrafen6en @eredtigteit credit NOR,
Den, 0enn er fpuroe Geitern TT 8il.
.lianiion, 90. so, oerbaftet. 8iIe
mar ieiner Set. oils CT gleid mad
benz MorS feitgenommen purOe,
entpiden uno eS gelang ibnL bis
iest ui1entoedt gu bleiben.
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stiefelidaftfneipen in Spma.

3es 9totnes, ga. 20. Qug.Ger
ungeicsIidc 9crtduf oon geiittqcsl
@etr1nfen nuf Der Stoat8fair nimrntt
togIid) 3tl, Die 9erfpoltung Der
ailSiteaung bot Die gorole erteilt,
Dob Die @etrdnte beidlIognn5ut, bic
StiefelidoftfnGiptt ! BETTER @oot.
Iegger) ieno6 f~retgeIniien lperOeli
Ioaeu. 2eBte Jtaft bobcn oie 9o-
Oetten orei 8oolleggers berbnftet, bic
belite freigeloiIen nltroen. Gs bat
ben Inihein, ol8 OBJ Die gOotleg.
gers organifiert ndren, nm ami Der
altsiteIIltug elm bliibenOes @sidaft
en- betreibgn.
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5cppclinc habcit
ConScn bolnbdrSicrt!

2onSon, IS. g[uguit. General
Gren9 beri6tete beute nohmittag,
Oab elmer iener feds 3eppeIine, Die
gnglanos Giiite beidoiien, Die 8or.
table 2onoon5 erreifte uno cine
an3obI Bomber berabtDorf. Sic
eleftriihen aroftperfe purOen be.
i61oiot. Grei Mdrner, Orei 5rouen
rn6 5fuei &in0er tpuroen getGtet,
Iieben W1nner. elf 6rouen uno hret
&in0er Duroen oert0unoet.
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okalsuac6tttbtctt
aus Sremcnt, uebr.
Srertout "a. 9lnauIt.


Die Gdul8eit riidt ndber uno
n6dIte ISOLDE finSet bic 9eriamnt.
lung fir Die Snitruttionen Der 2eb'
rer itott.
George q. Springer bntte 6ns
l1naliid iih eineit Singer in elmer
4reisIdge in Redmepers 8erfItatt
al perleten.
Sri. aatborina Suienetter, Die
Spdter bon IS. s. $uienetter, Der
irilber bier pobnte, miro Oieie8 Sabr
in @eit goint ben ainoergarten lei.
ten.
Qrtbrr Gmfe, Ser felt ndt Snbren
fir 0ie @nmmono 8rinttng 60,
.oenrbeitet bat, 1T BON Omaha 5us
riidqefommen un0 miro cine ans
fteaung on Der GIortb Beitern ora
nebmeu.
8rof. Mcgedurt, Ser fritber an ben
Roro geno 6duleu OILS Superirten-
bent funoierte, uno i'm lesten Sabre
neitere St10ien in 2incoln betrieb,
BOT cine Stealina nls Superinter'
bent IN Bloomfield ongenomnten.
Sic Steuer1t lit Dodge GorntD
mer6en tuie I'M bereangenen Sabre,
Gin uno Elm o9t aebnteL 8ro5ert
betrneerl.
Sm SouIe on Son gbnrLeiton lit
Elm Rnobe nngefonner. @eDid]t
.9B 9funO.
Qlrnol6 6dneioer bate 0ns lttts
aliif fem reftes geiu beim alts'
rutidet sil breden.
@eaer @noe Moi bate cine 6rdu
8ernte Ecorion, nohoem Ite crit om
Gage 8pbor enc Sheibung bon ib'
rem Moune erIongt bate, ft6, ME.
mir 5ur Bet beri6teten nieoer ber'
beiratet. Sect lit nun bieies Che.
poar therein gefoEmen Die Seirot
fir ungiilti9 erfldren at ldlien. Die
Gruu bat ibren M66dennomen
.G0itb Gilbert tuieoererlangt.
@eo. @in8mortb beridtet, ooB
nenigiten8 $50 5ibner bon 6ieier
@pgen0 in einen beionoereit gtien'
ba6niuagen bon bier aus 5ltr
Misunderstanding geIdift tperoen
miir6er5 unS ooB oarunter itdere
Tih zine g[nsohT 9reife Su%nontrader
miro.
6. S. Ghriitenien bat 9adrift
non Dem in Sterup, 91nenorf, err
folgteu &o6e ieiner @ii,tter erbnl.
ten. sic erreihte etu Sitter bon
So SnBrer.
Die olte alfnIfo 0tiibIe maize Der
8roterei brounte geItern totol ME
Der. Die llrIode bes 6eiier8 lit bis.
Der nod nift o~lfgefI1rt nornen.
SRI. Mmber Goot pirS lit 9toper
ais 2e6rerin nirfell ullo III mad
Butte, 91ebr., obgereiIt Inn ben SSu.
Itrutttor8hlrien fin %2ebrertmten ie.
ner @egel1b baitpohrert gu tonnett.
an1 nGfItet Wiortng fttlbet in Der
2nne Gree @rnpc ein Snnitoes.
ihillpidrif itdtt.
l(ilf Die 9}aaridt bin Dab lire
Ml1itter iGper erfr1rft lei, reiIte
5rnu u. 8. Smnrtipoob beute friib
nah Bloomfield.
Sri. 9lrlno Maroh reiit beiite
obeno nod Chicago. mo fte fir einen
8eitroum bon 5 8oden gu bleiben
ge6enft.
Die Goro SIt aebrosta @ereia
nigung bon 9emisipteIen bot be.
fdIpiian tire ud6fe 8uimEmsztfltuft
IN JrsrHDrI 81 bnltert.
Iu 81. @ugnit miro oie Gpnprtb
2eagle enc Speretfe o~lffiibren.
Roftnr 4orimIee unD GrfeI Rer
9ltrrel reiten mad 8al0tpin aani., |
Inn bort geriuanote gu beiuden.
Com &nlrioan lit 10 melt ron
ieiner Grfruuflng ourG Sic SITE
bcrgeitclt, SOB CT ans Dem SoipitoI
mIbcn tonnte.
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gsein fir reliable gwtdc.

@~0ibinaton 25. 9luguit. - gtilg.
eciuis gpitein, Der Sdabmeiiter OeS
aomitees Der 3toniitert lit
uo6 europa ab%gefobreu, I'M bon
Ven aaiierten Die GrIoubniB at er.
jDirfen GENTLE @eine, Die fir nc.
3nede Der Sitben perpcnoct
ueroen uno MIR in GaI0Itino mad.
len, ourf Die 9IodaOe nod aneriTa
e%infiibren 81 oiirien.
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mcitcr ftidtts ais
en9liid2c Slunkcrei!

Sem gorf, %. aug.--gcr So
pitGn oes britiihen S8eanoampfers
Baltic. Der beute bier eintrai.
iogte, onB oas SouoeIStmdidiff
Bremen" in ein brittihes Sto9lnct
gerdten uno bon einem britiiten
9a%troIboot nod einem cfgli'deu
9afen geidIeppt poroen mar.
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9erIonaInotiaen

8rm Robert StrehIom nebIt
Sohter @ornret bnben iih geitern
nod California begcben. iuo lie lidl
ctuo feds Bo@eu aufboIten mer0en.
5rau 5treblolp lit etuos IeiOeno
un6 tie ME ibre bielen 5reunOe CT.
ipnrteL OoB iie in California se.
nirb.