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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
KELSO STRONG
FOR-PO|NDExTER
Gives Him Great Demonssrs-
ton at Theatre, Where He
Asserts Independence
HE SHOWS THE RECORD

KELsO. wash. Sept 2.-That
X elso. wash. will repeat It's great
vote for United States Senator
Miles Poinderter given him six
years ago In evidenced by the large
and enthusiastic crowd which came
to hear him last night AT the Kelso
theatre.
u. l.. uubbeIl introduced him 10
the audience.
Senator Poindexter vaH cheered
when he declared his Independence
OF partisan bosses. lie nailed the
lies maliciously circulated by the
standpat press by showing that he
himself had introduced an amend.
ment TO the Underwood law pro.
vidlng for a tariff on shingles and
lumber
lie declared for non.partisan
tariff commission 20 take this ques-
ton out OF politics. for free toll for
American ships thru the Panama
canal, and for legislation generally
on merits. instead Of blind partisan
ship.
The senator. driven In "A car by
Editor ". y. Cue OF the Centralia
Daily Hub. from CentrRlia To kelso.
stopped at towns en- route. and was
warmly greeted lie speaks at Van
couyer tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

CHRIS JENSEN OF Duvall Friday
won first prize for three best heif-
ers at Snoqualmie Valley fair. held
at Duyall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

Hart told the police be- was
struck down and then hit BY a piece
OF brick. Both Reed and Hart were
attacked. they said. but we're able
TO break away. Twelve negroes
~ere In the original party that left
tho Grea, Northern docks. on the
car for . trip downtown. Motorcycle
police officers escorted them. The
trouble did no, start until after
tho escort left. at First and Yes
Ter.
Tho police prevented hostilities
az Pier ID and Pier No. IL during
the afternoon. when crowds %
strike sympathizors threatened 20
attack non-union workers who we're
working on cars In front OF the
dock.
I'D Jeffrics. 20. who. the police
say. has been one OF the leading
spirits in water front lRwleHsneHH.
was arrested by Detective Toms IN
Western ave. poolroom Friday
night. and Is held on an open
charge, pending investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

The feature OF the vote for Ad
masq0c queen OF the Ad Club Nd.
yer,islng show this morning was
the forging ahead by Miss Fossie
stecher from fourth TO second
place since the count last night.
recording 10 this time sn increase
OF nearly a million votes In the
Juvenile Queen contest. Nedra See
camp took third place from Fern
Mclean. The las; announcement;
~ the standing OF contestants be.
fore Tuesday night al the Adver.
Using snow will be made Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
B'MAI BIRTH MAN
TO ADDRESS CLUB

Or. Rudolph !. Coffee OF Chicago.
director OF the social service de-
partment OF the Independent Order
OF B'NM BIRTH. will speak at the
Seattle Commercial Club Tuesday
noon.
DIR. Coffee has made a swing
around the country. and will pre-.
sent his observations on future i'm
migration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
LIVESTOCK DROPS

CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-Mest prices
on the local livestock exchange took
a big drop today as a result OF IA
vorable strike conditions. indicat-
ing all railroads will lift embargoes.
Extremely heavy receipts also
helped to depress the markets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
ARIST0CRATIc DOGS
PARADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-There were
vire-hsired fox terriers. cocker
tpaniels. Russian wolf hounds.
Scotch terriers. "chow-chow" aire-
dales and just plain pups at the
annual Hinsdale Kennel club ex.
hibit here today.
Mas Emily Hammil's chow dogs
are expected to put In big bid for
first honors. while Mrs. Francis $.
peabody's West Highland terriers
are getting a goodly share OF at
tention. Receipts will 20 to the
Infant Welfare society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
STEAL PHONE BOX

Thieves entered the WaIls WRlla
pharmacy. 2ist ave, and Jefferson
ST.. with n pass Key Friday night.
and stole the telephone pay box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

ARE ATTACKED

George Clark. %. union longshore-
man. was arrested by detectives
Friday night following an alleged
attack OF ak union men on two
negro non.union workers. Frank
Reed and Robert Hart. after they
had alighted from Fort Lawton
car, at First ave and Yesler way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

SEATTLE WELFARE workers
held a discussion al Birds cafe
terra Saturday afternoon relative
10 Pacific coast welfare work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
~ coRNEliA GLASS

spent Friday afternoon lis e
tenina 90 and watching Judge
KING pykemsr Try cases In the
Juvenile court.
learned several things
about children and justice, and
judges
learned that there are dls.
triets In this city that Will make
a criminal Of a child who hasn't
a strong viii OF his own.
learned that Justice, In the
Juvenile court, 10 not punitive
go much a. edueative: that 10.
that u does not punish the
child for q past crime 90 much
a. u aims 20 educate him away
from crime In the future.
And I learned that a Judge
can conduct q trial just a. he
might . confidential interview.
and can meet a small boy or
small girl on his or her level
without losing either dignity or
force. =
Atmosphere of informally
There II something about the
courtroom itself that helps Judge
Dybrman 10 produce the atmos
phere OF informaiity.
II IA finished ia soft browns. ma
pl. wood furniture. and wood brown
silk window hsngings. and II Is not
large
The Judge sits down In his swivel
chair behind his vld. dehk. leans
as far back M tho chair will go.
braces one knee against the edge
OF the desk top. and court Ii con
yencd.
Every Case a Drama
II Was fun docket yesterday
Every case Was drama In itself
and held ones interest unfiagging
~. but the most absorbing thing In
the Who'll, room was Judge Dyke.
man himself
lie IL a big man physically as
well as In other ways. | guess.
Each case he tries he enters into
siih his whole self Every one who
has any connection or Interest In
the matter cones into the court.
room and sits in friendly circle
about Oh. desk. the child concerned
ia a special chair. where the keen.
judicial eye may catch every pass
Ing expression.
Judge Says Gee Whlrl"
Then Judg. Dykcman will read
the review OF the case submitted
by the investigator clear thru 10
himself Often he Will emit little
snorts OF emotion. a mufflcd Hint
or Gee WhlE
After that he begins ~ay back IN
the beginning and tells the story OF
the hoy or Eiri IN front ~ him. just
aH tho that boy or Girl were not sit.
ting rtght there. and as tho he we're
talking about an abaeni friend. lie
talks cispasslonately OF that
friends faults and his virtues. he
analyxes tho present cas-. With ref.
ercnce TO enyironmen, and charac.
ter. Then he turns 10 the young.
s,cr in the chair and talks 1, out
with him
Man.to-Msn Take
It's a regular man-to. man talk he
gives him. too. Not a bit OF "sob
stuff nor any boiler than thou. :"
Often he viii interrupt himself TO
tell story or a jok. that comes to
him--a story or Joke that may
seem totally Irrelevant. but after
a while will weave Itself In most
sunningly.
Once In a while. too. will come a
BIT OF philosophy tina, IL almost an
eplgram-not the diHaEreeahle. ir.
cpigram. bat one that you
remember TO laugh over or think
a bout.
Yesterday he delivered n friendly
little lecture 10 24.year-old EirI
ho. he had been told. was sml,tcn
With an is.ycarOid boy. n ward o,
the court She protested II was
and friendship only.
Judge Dykemsn smiled Rt her a n,
lie vrYiy
Girl. he said. gently. don't you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
YES, BUlGARS ARE
FIGHTING RUmANIA

BERLIN. Sept. 2.--official con.
firmation OF reports that Bulgaria
has declared war on Rumania was
received from Sofia today. The
Bulgarian foreign office handed
the declaration OF war TO the Ru.
manian minister at 10 a. m. yester.
day. and copies OF the manifesto
were posted In the streets OF Sofia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
QUICKSILVER FIND

Five TO seven Tasks OF quicksli.
Yer. valued on the present market
at sos flssk. are being extracted
daily from cinnebar deposits on
group OF claims recently located
near Morton. on the Tacoma a
Eastern railway, according 10 VIII.
lam s, Hcmhling. one OF coierio OF
local people associated in the own.
crKhsp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

CORINTH. Miss. Sept. A mat
closely answering the description
OF Lieut.. Robert Fay. who escaped
from the Atlanta federal prison a
few days ago with VIM. Knoblock.
is being held here today by the po-
lice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02

Don't worry about skin troubles
You rAn have el~aF. clean com
rlesinn BY usius littir astnn. OBJ
tanned a. ans dfus store for sfc. or
extra large bottle At 81 90
Leinn easily removes all traces ~
pimpien black heads eczema and
ftnEWorm. and makes the skin clear
and healthy Zemn 10 neither wAteFy.
sticky nor greasy. and stains moth.
Ing. II is easily applied. and costs
a mere trife for zach application.
IL Ia always dependable
Zsmu Cleveland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-02
RAIL PEACE SENDS
WHEAT PRICES UP

CHICAGO. Sept. a. Optimistic
reports regarding settlement Of the
railroad strike shot wheat prices
up from 3A 90 ~ cents over night
on the Chicago grain market To.
DAY Heavy buying orders flooded
the market Just before the close.
causing jumps. September closed
at %. "a up above the high
openIng
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-30
g,.xs,sbrresr Gasstte, pnn,terstae, nen 80. 1tnrrn,ber 1915:

Dirt. an Dem iid bic nGberen @eripouos
ten ocs 9%rdutpaares betbeili8ten.
Spdter trat bas Baar cine Sot5eitss
reiie mad ct. Yaiil uno minneapolis
an. Sas inuge Baar tpirb i'm TOM
menben Sriibiabr bic 9eter Seller
8arm bel Cpers be5iebcn. Sic 8rani
lit cine 9otter Der gbeleute Better
-Sbeiieu. Ia~neidbriee 9irger bon Slps
mouth gountp. Ger grdutieam III
elm 5o6n Der in Warion Torunibip
onidiiiecn Samilie Sobu N. Campbell,
@Iiidpunihl-(9. ID. 81
Sious Gitp, So~p.-Sier itarb an,
IS. Nopember Der ipobIbefannte 2us
gen,burser Better Msaro, i'm Ilter Don
Sc. Sabren. Der Weritorbene, Der als
rWiIiondr" sGdrtner betannt mar,
mar sebiirtis aus bem8robber3oetbun'
Qugemburg, bon mo er i'm Sabre
1880 mad Interifa al,stpanberte. gr
tpobnte pdbreno GINGER 3eit III Chi
eaeo nnb ipdtcr in 2egRars uns
Remien, bon tpo aus er iih iflieb(id,
na1 Siour Gin beeab. Eort arbeis
tete er 5ucrif aIs Glcrf in einem
0roeerp.9 efhdft, eesen einen 2obn
bon $500 per Wofe. Ser iun9e,
itrebiame Gneeiteute mertte balo.
tuelten unsebeuren Srptit Noaicsdlen
unb Genriiie i'm G1eemeinen abfperfer
unb beitIoB cine @drtnerei 5u grim.
ben. gs fpurbe inn bdlb 8eIesens
belt sebotcn, ieineu Ylan CUR auss
iibruna an brinaen uub ieiu 9eifGft
eebieb 10 bortrefflih. bab er es gum
Rtlionar brafte. Serr Hearb ners
beiratbete iih in Siour Gitp unb es
iiberlebeu i'm, feline traueruoe Witttpe
nebit isdbS &inberr. Or ruhe in Srie,
benl Zen trauernbeu 5irterbliebes
men infer 8eileio!-(8. y. G.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-30
silbernes 9farriubildnm BON @ep.
Sshn 6enlanb.


Spracuie. g.. g.-0er 10.
Nopeniber mar Elm Subeltae fir bic
bieiise 81. 9reiiaItisieits sGemeinbe;
ieierten bod beren Nitelieber sleihs
aeitis bas iilberne Subildum bon
Vfarrei unb pfarrer. Vim is. Nop.
tparen 25 Sabre %nerfloNen. ieitSem bic
neuseboute RiarrfirHe an Bari Ctr.
eingeiegnet uno benz 4~ottesbienIt
~iibergeben fpurbe; es tpdren %
Sabre. ieitbem Ren. Sobn &euldnb
ais erifer Vfarrer Die 2etturs Der
neuseeriinbeten Yfarret iibernomulen.
9isienisen. bic ben aufbnu Der iest
10 sroben gfarr,G emeinoe felt ibrem
25~si6briseu geitebcn BON Sriibiabr
1891 biz beute beobahtet baber; ben
Offer unb ben SIeiB iener bdnbpo1
ernitliter Griftliher Rdnner unb
Srauen bon benz Samalisen ioeen.
.Shipabenlanb" bon Spraeuie. tpie
tie i6re erite Stride uno Shulsebaube
i'm alien .&aiier's @robe" aufiflus
gen. bort. mo friiber Die Sbracuier
lire Ridnids nbbielten; Die gintpeibs
lina Der Stride am IS. Nobember
1891. ben gntihluS Der Gemeinbes
WitelieSer e bamit ricbt beipenoen gu
Iafen, ionberu tpeiter gu itaffen, nnb
tuie lie erfolareth tuaren. uahbem oas
erfte air1en> unb Shuleebdube nitt
mebr ausretdte. cine ueuc Stride nufz
Subauen. bic feiner in Sprdeuie aus
riidftebt = aIe bieie Seusen bieies
offenbdrten hriifIihen Offers fiiblen
iih neranlabt n%iisJurufen: ~Sebt.
mas @ott g~eidnffen bat"
Giir btefeu tpunberbarer grfolg 1T
Yfdrrer Reulanb niel 5u banfen. &c
mar Elm Segeu fir Die STRIDE. bdb er
ais beren erifer Scelioreer ailsertudblt
purbe. Gidt alein eebann or Die
Ser3en ieiner raiuoer", nie er lie
INNER rannte, ionoerr aud bonn
sdn5en Gemcinpsien. Seine CUTE
Grbeit nnb iein eIdnsenbes geiipiel
unb ieiu ginilub reiden tpeit iiber
feline Serbe uno 6laubersgenoHens
ihdft 6inaus. 70 baS beute e in CANA
Spraeuie fsinen 0eiitlihen eibt. Der
hober In Der aGtung uro Siebe bes
Volfes baiteht dIs er.
es 1T in Der 3bnt elm febr ieltenes
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@emeinbe aus iIeiuen Hnfdnesu her,
ans ibr Sil~beriubildum nit ibrem
eriten nnb cin3isen Sauptpiarrer
feiern fdrr.
Rose Viarrer Heulano nod piele
Sabre Der 81. 9reifdltiefeitss @es
meinbe Der Stdbt Spracuie crbalten
bleibenl
Gem boftp. Subildr uno iciner 0es
meinbe entbiefst bic .6o5ette" Die
ber3lihiten Bliidpiinihel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-30

Sd,einlperier III Shdtiafeit tratcn
Nih III 8ettemburS Iinb Dor Wtitters
nadt bier bis flint Somben 9eiaIcn
Sic baben au mauden Hrioatbduicrr
Neniteritcibeu einsebriidt. Sas Sad
unb Die 8duSe elmer Steiuplatten'
Sabrit jino Itper beihdbi8t. Sci
benz Slieserausriff lpuroen nuf Die
Iboli @mil Siltte 81 Somben ab9cs
morieu. Die ale aut eiuem Naums
BON 100 Dieter I'M @epiert Iiieoers
iielen. IA bieisIben ieoot III einer
Rieie neben bent Sdladentipp an Der
SeIeier StraBe nicbcrginsen. ri6teten
| lie feinerlei SdIaoeu an.
Gttelbrad, %. Sttober. -
Seute nm II llhr puroe, III 8eeens
mart bes @emeinberatbes, bes Be
iiriss SnipeftorS. Der SoiaI sapms
miiiion. oes 2ebrperionals mn anScs
rer @breu9alte eieies burt oas arieaSs
elenb audi bier 10 notbipenoigc dart
tatipe 2iebestpert erpiinct. Sr. SIir
gcrnleiiter Salentinp belt cine ipphls
burdoddlte ersreiieube Nnlprndle ilbcr
Notbpenoistcit. Srucd urb Ginrths
tuns bieier @eranitaltun9. Siernu'
rpuroeu Aiide uno Speiieiaal cins
gebeno beiiftist unb bas idniadbaits
aus 9obnen. aurtoiieIn unb Sleiid
bereitete @eriht eefoitet. 1871 8uas
ben unb RGbd,en nehmen oaran tbeil
3eiter besielbcn iii Serr y. Games.
Gas Serional beirebt aus olpci Sduls
ifipeitern uno brei @ebiliinneu.
Remid d., 20. C.tober.-llntcr
icbr grocer Sstbeilisung lplrbe an
Sonntua Die ~37idbriee Srnntcnihlues
iier Snnoeeucia Su 9rabe setragen,
Die Vcrirorbene ipar lpegcn ibres
~freunbliden unb hilisbereiten @eicns
seadtet unb iebr beliebt bel Der bies
iisen ginmcbneridait.
Steinfprt, %. SfIober. -
8ssen aoismaneel limb Die bieiiseu
SoGofen itiIseIest tporben. inoes Sas
eIeftriihe Stabliuerf nod, ipeiter'
arbeitet. 9as ausbleibeu Der Sob,
lensufubr in eaSurd su ertIdren. bas
in Sentihlonb bic giieubabnipnaeu
gum aortoiiels transport beidlass
nabmt iinb,
Terd d., %. Sttohcr. - llmpcit
Der Srtidoit &uIdter iticB Der 81
2~eibenbater sol ipobnenoe Yderer !,
.. Iiihel mil ieinem Sabrrab aui
| elm baherfommenees 8eipanu nnb crs
lit eineu Sndbelbruh. on beiieu
! 6olsen er hir5 earanf itarb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-30
mbura. 26. Sttober.

(Spiberiht.l Z. So. Die 8robs
ber3ogin empiirs seitern @ormittaa
i'm Yalais cine Population aus Dem
aanton @leri. beitebenb aus ben Sers
rem 4oener. Siirsermeiiter in Nuuss
bauien; Sonas. @emeinberatbs s0tits
9Iieo; Nuttergf. @emeinoe Sefretdr
unb Sellens, aecinenbeamte, III Slerf.
Shnbmerf.-Sn Der seitern Gbenp
im Stabtbauie abgehalteneu Seipres
Dung nit ben 9eoerbanoleru uno Den
Sdubmafermsitern Der Stabt eini9te
man iif iiber Die @ertbeilune DeS burt,
bic GentraIe our SsrfiiSune seitellten
2eSers. @s purSen e~initfpeilen iols
senbe Yreiie fir Sobleu nit abidsen
feftseiest: al 6errsnidJube. s bis 8
Sr., itatt 10 bis 1880 Sr.; b. 9ds
meuihube. I bis s Sr.. itatt 9 bis 10
Or; g 2iubsrihube, ie nab 8roBe,
4 big 8 Sr,. itatt 8 bis s Sr. !
Die Gbaritasaftion, Die bon ben
Hatbolifen %9uren,bursS in Der lesten
| 3eit uuternomnlen poroen lit, bat
rett erfreulihe Neitltote er6ielt. Sic
erite bonn bod)ip' item Serru Siihoi
diis9eihriebeue 9baritas saollette bat
S~uiann,eu nit Der &plt5persirss
Subitription Die Sunme bon runb
$4,000 Sranfeu erseben. aui ans
orbnuus bes botiu item giitoflidsn
Croinariats iinb iiberna Srtssaonli.
res sestiiubet lporben, 3lr @usiinoi9s
mdhuns Der biiritisen Samilicu. BON
bieien 0ofals 9haritass Aomitss iuiirs
ben rrno 5000 bepiritise. Samilien
III Die 9iiteu Der az llnteritiiSeupen
cineetrdgen. Sic Sdblen picle 5aus
ienS unerlpad,icne ainber. Cine be-
ionecre bonn boflp'itcn Germ Siid,pf
cinseieste aommiiiiou bat Die cinaes
lauicnen @elher aui @rinb beitimnttcr
Normeu uuf Die e%inSelnen Sefanate
pertbeilt. Ole hod,p. Serren Ses
fanten perbcu hermit sebeien. Die
fir bic einSelnen Yiarreien hires 9es
fanatics bonn Central aomite ieitses
IegteR eummen purd, einen Spe3ials
Gbeeianoten BON Wontas ab I'M Sis
ifoiliheu Srbirarihte abbolen gu
laTen. ban,it lie balemoslihit Surt ole
2otal aomitcs pertbeiIt perbcn
tpnnen.
SGuierprciie.-3as III Der Sabus
toiifraSe 81 Solcrif eeleseue 8obns
tuus ncbiI @drteu res Serrn Nit.
Basnsr:/ 6ldGeninbaIt S.42 gr.
muroc pom portissu Sotomotipiubrer
Griebrih 2uStpis s8rciih fir 1900
Or. anseiteisert. - am "a. Sftober
Iieben Die grbeu Der 5u 9ngemburss
4abnboi p~erlebten gbeIeute WarolSts
BeArer Stpei 8obns urb 9eihGitss
b6ufer SifentIih Seriteisern. 9as
am Barrier VIas selegene bonn Ybsto'
srapben Serrn Warolot b%eipobnte
Saus nuroe bon leeterem 5um Ireiie
BON $4,000 Nr. %crtuorbeu. Gin in
Der Nrjcnal sApeme geleecnes &C.
it%ditsbaus. in DEM lett lanscn Sabrcu
Die Observation-Disclosures Narolbts
5biu betrieben mini. puroe bon Der
Su6aberiu Sieies @eihafteS. Srau
Warolbts 5bil, Sum Hreiie 0 3d.
500 Or. dngeiteieert.
3ammer.3 nnSibut fir ben 3antun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-30

" iiniheder, 90. Cftober. -
Bel Abtpeienbeit bcs bieiisen Win6crs
5b. 8coius lplrSe tiirslit aus beiisn
Wohuuus ans einem Shranfe ein an
iebnliher @elobetro9 seitohlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-30

Wilt lit als 0ertreter Der HefJtspartei
Der friibere Gbseoronete Serr. Heuter
aus 2%ugemburs. Or ioa ben peritora
benen 9eputierten Weinanbb eriesen.
Sas Bort" ingt: Gls bel ben lesten
,&ammeripabien I'M porigen Binter
Serr Heuter leioer crlesen mar. err
botsn lid nerihiebeue Gbecoroncte
unierer Yartei aus ireien Stilden, ibr
Wanbnt r~ieSer5uIesen. INT Serrn
Heuter Den Wiebereintritt in Die SAINT
mer 3u ern,oeIiter. Canals lab
man aber bod bon oieier Nabnabme
Nh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-30
1roRbfr3ogtbnm.
Ans Der BanYtfaht.
UruFmntter Der @rskbersosin pom
2urembnrg g~eftprben.

Mmtcrbam M, ben "a. .Hop.-Sn
aoniaitein. Vreuben. itar6 bic BrpSs
ber1oeirY8 robmitter bon 9%ugemburs,
I'M alter 50 Sabren.
Die W~eritorbcne mar cine eeborene
Vrin3sifin goeIbeio o anbalt. 9oh'
ties Yrin5en Srieoeri6 bon anbalts
Seiian. Sic NOR Die 3neite Srau BEG
oe%ritorbenen 8robberSoss aooIpb bon
9%uremburs, fueld,er IN eriter finbers
loier Che NIT Der @robiiritir gIiias
beth Wifaeloipra bon 8ublanb bets
beiratbet setueien ipar. Die 8roBs
ber3osin Nbelbeib ifcnfte ibrem
@atten sipei 2inser. Den rafmalisen
8robberjog @iIbelm BON 9urembure
unb Die Vrin5eiiin 6ilra. iuelde i'm
Sabre 1885 ben bamdlisen erberoBs
ber5os bon SaSen s%cbeiratbet bat
*. P.)
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ct. Gloub, Ninn.-Sr

ct. GIsub, Ninn.-Snfolge zines
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-09

disband rhe pafadets win march six
teen abreast
School children who will sing pa
triotic songs and give the flag salute
will be masscd at three points along
the line Of march at the court house,
where there will be 5000. principally
frou the parochial schools, ~ The
federal building and somewhere pc.
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth and
Farnam streets.
Individual flags for each mareher
will be provided by the general COM
mittee. Byrne-Hammer company EN-,
ployes viii carry a large flag, 3.x48
feet, which they arc making, The flag
will be carried flat.
4. V. Parrish Of the Commercial
club will send out $4,000 cards printed
in different languages, urging all for
eign born citizens TO march IN the
parade. Mrs ]. II. Dnmont Of the
women's committee will urge every
minister 10 speak Of the parade from
the pulpit Sunday morning.
Sixteen bands have been engaged
and four more are authorized.
Women employees Of larg business