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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-13
DEAD WOMAN IDENTIFIED
Special Policemen Successfully Canvass
City With Photographs

Special policemen yesterday went to the
morgue and obtained photograph OF an
unidentified woman who had been found
dead In an alley near 6i9 South Second
street on Sunday night.
Each took the photograph 20 the southern
section OF the city and started a Systematic
canvass OF every house In the vicinity Of
the place where the body was found
Finally they learned that a person answer
ing the description OF the dead woman was
missing from a Webster street house. After
a canvass of every house In the street the
photograph of the woman was identified
by Miss Marian Becker as that of her
mother. The woman. II had been supposed
was visiting friends In New Jersey
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-13
Wagon Hits Motorcycle, Rider Hurt

The patrol wagon OF the Front and
Master streets police station ran into a
motorcycle shortly before noon today while
answering an alarm OF FIRE. ON the motor.
cycle were Herman wuckerer. 20 years old
Birch and Richmond streets, driving, and
Frank oppecker. 2i years. 702 Richmond
street on the rear seat The machine was
demolished, wuckerer was taken to st
Mary's Hospital by the patrol wagon. suf.
fering from bruises and cuts on the body
Oppecker was uninJurcd. The fire was In
the home Of Mrs Mary Hunter, ia Rich.
mond street, and was caused by an over
heated stove pine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-13
AUSTRIAN AIRMEN SHELL
ITALIAN ADRIATIC COAST;
BOMBS HIT AIRSHIP SHED

VIENNA, Sept. IS - An Austrian air
squadron made an effective raid upon the
Italian coast Monday night. the Admiralty
announced today The following report was
Issued
On the night OF September 1i-f2 an
Austro-Hungarian naval air squadron
attacked the airship shed at Gesi, the
F Falconara railroad station and the de-
fensive batteries at Ancona.
Several bombs hit the airship shed.
All the aeroplanes returned unframed
despite the fire directed upon them by
anti-aircraft batteries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-13
TEUTONS FAIL TO RELIEVE
RUSSIANS PRESSURE NEAR
HALICZ AND ON MOUNTAINS

PErROGRAD, Sept is-Teuton EFFORTS
70 weaken the tightening grip Of the Russians
on Hsllcs resulted In complete nature yester-
uay' The War ONCE announced today that
,ne Russians had frustrated attempts by
their foes to cross the BystritSa River 10
the south OF Jesupol. one OF the outlying
dofenses OF Halicz.
The official war report follows;
Southward OF Jezupol an enemy at
tempt to cross the Bystritsa was frus-
trated by our troops
In the wooded Carpathians enemy
counter-attacks against the heights in the
region of the upper river Cznrny-Chere-
mosch were repulscd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-13
RUSSIANS CAPTURE CAUCASUS
VILLAGE IN SNOWSTORM; TURKS
BEAT BACK FOE NEAR OGNOTT

LONDON, Sept 1s-Sweeping forward
10 a snowstorm, the Russian troops in the
Caucasus captured yesterday the mountain
south OF Pirdjani and the heights along the
River Masladaraksi In the Ognott sector
the turks thrust back the forces of the
Grand Duke Nicholas and recaptured their
former positions on the Persian frontier,
south OF Deobende, the Ottomans were also
successful in winning ground
The Russian official report OF today
reads:
Caucasus front-Our detachments
captured the pyramidlcal mountain
south OF the village OF Pirdjani and
occupied the heights on the left bank
Of the river Masadaraksi.
Snow fell in the mountains and there
was frost.
The Turkish announcement of September
10 says;
Turkish forces pushed back the en-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-13
DEATH IN DEFECTIVE CASTING
Cause Of Quebec Bridge Disaster Off
cially Determined

QUEBEC, Sept. 1s,--Failure OF casting
was responsible for the disaster OF Monday
across the st. Lawrence collapsed II was
officially stated today After a thorough
investigation, the st Lawrence and Do
minion Bridge Company issued this state
ment:
Careful examination by the Board of
Engineers and our own engineers indicates
that the center span OF the Quebec bridge
was lost through the failure OF casting
on a lifting girder on which the span had
been resting with greater load for the last
six weeks.
The cantllever arms were not injured
in any way and preparations are now under
way TO replace the center span as soon as
practicable"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-13

Masc NJ zh Iss q q o ~"-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-13
CENTER COUNTY CHANGERS
GIVE SUFFRAGE BIG BOOST
1000 Hear Cause Of Women Urged in
Annual Outing .

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Sept. is.-Eieven
thousand persons today Joined In a m ehty
demonstration for equal suffrago az the An
nual Center County Grange Encampment at
Center Hall This day was set apart by
the GranEers, who are here for a ten-day
outing. for httlns observance Of the wom-
ans rights movement 10 which the National
and state grange are dedicated
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enemy. Northwest of covii. the SER
vans ocoup ed an important position
etter conflict which resulted In heavy
lvsses TOT the enemy. In the direction
ot kajnkcalnn advanced Serbian de.
acnments are making progress In
running battle. Northwest and west OF
lake Ostrovo there were violent en-
safementh In the course OF aghtlne
70 ,he southwest OF the lake our troops
made n marked advance, our artillery
set fire TO several positions occupied hy
the Buigarlans.
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Fever Among Soldiers on Decline

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, sept ia sec
ond day marked by no new cases Of para
typhoid and by the isolation OF no new sus.
poets has been recorded IN the New York
division. Reports from San Antonio indi-
cate the presence Of paratyphoid all along
the border
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-13
ITALIANS JOIN IN BALKAN
DRIVE; FRENCH AND SERBS
GAIN IMPORTANT POINTS

PARIS, Sept. IS.
Italian troops have Joined in the general
Allied offensive in Greece and are fighting
near Butkovodzuma, 1t was officially an
neunced today
"A so" 'S''""Se, lhe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-13

Declines Call to London Church Templs
CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. Sept. a. - r>r.
Joseph Newton. eight years pastor Of me
Liberal Church here. today cabied 10 Lon
don declining 20 accept a call 70 the city
Temple, OF London, which ne received last
June Doctor Newton said he aid not wish
10 leave the United States
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-18

Fargo passionate for many years, and
his friends in the eastern part of the
state have picked him for the chap
lainship. There is no doubt that he
will also receive strong support from
his present field.
have sold the Atlantic cafe and
wish all bills against the cafe to be
presented to Atty. F.. H. Register for
payment.
CHAS. TUCK.
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COMPANY 4 10 RECEIVE
THREE 4 CHRISTMAS BOXES

Although many miles separate mem.
bers Of CO. = from their native state,
yet they are not forgotten and when
Christmas morning dawns there will
await them many personal gifts and
all the good things that 60 to make
up a sumptuous Christmas dinner.
So liberal was the response to the
appeal made by number of the Cap
ital City's patriotic women, that three
boxes instead of one we're required to
accommodate the gifts. After the
boxes had been packed ready for ship.
ment donations kept arriving. They
were sent out Saturday evening on
No. 2. So.
Money, as we'll as food articles.
found its way to the Office of the Gas
company. The 81 received was used
to purchase gifts for those not other
wise remembered and articles which
added to the attractiveness of the
boxes.
Those in charge Of the movement
wish to express their appreciation for
the hearty cooperation received.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-18
FIRST WOMAN ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS
WoMANs BUSINESS Is HOME MAKING

The first woman in the United
States to be an assistant attorney gen
eral is Miss Clara Ruth M0zzer of Den.
yer, appointed by Leslie Hubbard. in
appreciation of w0man's part In Colo
RADIO politics. ..-'''o'''.v--~
Although in politics, Miss Mozzer
says woman's ultimate aim should be
the making 81 . home. 2
Il expect to make one myself some
day." she says.
Miss Mozzer got her law degree at
University of Colokado. She is also a
graduate Of Univertity of Denver.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-18
Monday Club Observes
s@ Christmas Program

Mrs. H. s. D0bler was hostess this
afternoon at her home in Rosser
street to c0-members of the Monday
club. A Christmas program featured
the meeting, the subject being "The
Yuletide." Mrs. H. P. Goddard gave
a most interesting history Of the
Christmas tree and Andrea Hopper's
"A Christ Child Story" was given q
splendid Interpretation by Miss Ma.
tilda Williams. Mrs. M. w. Roam gave
a review: Of the origin Of the Christ.
mas Carol with interpretative music
This part Of the program was espe.
cially pleasing. The roll call was re.
sponded to by my Ideal Christmas. .
The next meeting Of the club will be
held Monday. January s, with Mrs. G.
F. Dullam. .
The meeting Of the Fortnightly club
scheduled for Wednesday has been
postponed until January 3, and will
be held in the home Of Mrs. G. A. Raw.
lings in Avenue A.
Motif Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Asselstine OF
Motif are spending some time in the
city. They we're guests at the Ma
sonic banquet held during the week
end in the Masonic temple.
.
Birth Of Son.
Announcements has been made Of
the birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs: A.
J. Arnot OF Rosser street, Sunday
morning in the Bismarck hospital.
Mother and son are doing nicely.
Returns From Eastern Trip.
Mrs. A. D. .Cordner of First street
has returned fom Providence, r. l.,
where she spent several weeks as the
guest Of her parents. Mrs. Cordneer
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-18
CITY NEWS
STANTON VISITORS.
By ALTMAN

Mrs. NJ. B. Ankarberg and Miss
Clara Linberg are among the Stanton
people who are spending the week
end in the city. They are guests at
the Mckenzie.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-18
To Present Play,

Members Of the junior class of the
high school are making extensive
preparations for their Christmas en-.
tertainment, which will be held in the
high school auditorium Friday after
noon. They will present as the at.
traction, "The Birds Christmas Car
o." by Kate Douglas Wiggin. The
very best talent in the class has been
cast for the principals. An invitation
extended to the general public to at
tend.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-18
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT.
TO GO TO LANSING.

DR.. S. A. Danford of this place has
been engaged to conduct series Of
evangelistic meetings in the First
Methodist Episcopal church in Lam
sing, Mich. DR.. Danford will begin
his work there March II.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-18
girl friends we're guests. Miss Louise
was presented with many beautiful re.
membranes.
ChriStens Camp.

At meeting of the older division
of the McCabe Camp Fire girls, held
during the weekend with the presi.
dent, Miss Marian G0ss, at her home
in Fourth street, the camp was chris
tened "Izanzan," which means to give
light. Special Indian names were al
so chosen by the members.
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Only One "eRoMo oulNlNE."
To get the genuine call for full
name, LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN1NE.
Look for signature OF E. w. GROVE
Cures = Cold in Ono Day, Csc.
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NO EPlDEMlcS ANYWHERE.
There's not serious epidemic
among cattle In the state or in the ma
tiOn," DR.. w. F. Crewe, secretary Of
the North Dakota live stock sanitary
board, announced today. "The health
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-18

Joh1soa's for eorsst&
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SOCIETY

also visited other points while in the
east.
To- Quite III.
Master Robert, small son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Dutton Of Third street,
is quite i'll.
| o. E. 8. Meeting.
The regular meeting of the Bis.
marck Chapter Of the Order of East.
ern Star will be held Tuesday even.
ing. in the Masonic temple.
Entertaining Sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. William v. Kiebert of
Fourth street have 40 their guest for
several days, the formers sister, Mrs.
Charles Whitmer, Of Yucca, N. D.
Royal Neiehbor Meeting.
A special meeting Of the Royal
Neighbors has been called for Tues.
day afternoon, at 2 O'clock. in the
Knights of Pythias hall. All the Of
fcers and as many members as can
attend are asked to be present.
Concludes Visit Here.
Verne NJ. Hoffman, who has been
entertained while in the city attend
ing the grand opera performances by
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
| Hoffman, Of Avenue c, returned to his
home in Paramount, N. D., last eve.
ming. Mr.. Hoffman sang at both the
morning and evening services in the
McCabe Methodist Episcopal church
yesterday, HI
Entertaining Canadian Guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenhart Of First street
are entertaining as their guests over
the holidays, their son. and daughter
in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Lenhart, OF
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Can. They will
also visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Lenhart
Of Avenue B, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lenhart of Hazelton, before returning
to their Canadian home.
Cards Out For Dance.
:. Invitations went out today for the
Christmas dance which the nurses Of
the St. Alexius hospital vii give Fri.
day evening, December %, in Patter-
sons hall. Over 200 invitations were
issued. The affair promises to be one
OF the big events Of the Yuletide sea.
son. Many Of the prominent society
women Of the city will act as patron.
esses. go.
- H..
Entertains At Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William v. Kiebert
entertained at dinner at their home
in Fourth street, yesterday, Judge
and Mrs. E. B. Goss, daughter, Miss
Marion Goss. Mrs. Wright and Miss
Mabel Wright. Judge and Mrs. Goss
will leave the capital city the first
Of the year for Minot, where they will
make their home. A number OF en-.
tertainments are being given in their
honor.
For Small Daughter.
Mrs. H. F. Keller entertained this
afternoon at her home in Thayer
street at q charmingly appointed chill
dren's party In honor Of the sixth
birthday anniversary Of her daughter,
Louise. The yuletide appointments
were used effectively in the dining
room, where the birthday luncheon
was served. The table held minia.
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of the herds in North Dakota is ex'
ceptionally good. Except for an occa.
sional tuberculosis COW we have prac.
tically no trouble"
HERE FROM ARENA.
N. NJ Scott Of Arena were among
the business visitors in the city Fri
day.
ANAMOoSE MAN IN CITY.
w. w. ALLEN of Anamoose is attend
ing to business matters in bismarck
today. He is a guest at the Van
Horn.
DICKINSON MAN IN CITY.
J. p. Tucker of Dickinson is spend
ing the day in Bismarck. attending to
business transactions. He is guest
at the Van Horn hotel.
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT.
Howard Ward, 40 years of age, re.
turning to Baldwin last night, was
severely injured when his automobile
skidded and turned over near Baldwin.
He was brought to St. Alexius hospi-
tai.
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SCHOOL NOTES.

The high school students are look
ing forward to the new municipal
skating rink which is being flooded.
The new rink is located on Eleventh
street, between Avenue A and Avenue
B.
Supt Martin has been authorized by
the school board to purchase 100 d.
plomas, the design for which was
adopted at the last meeting of the
board.
School will not be resumed until
Wednesday, January 3, instead Of
Tuesday, in order that the teachers.
who live some distance from Els
marck, will not have to travel on New
Years day.
It has been announced by Supt.
Martin that pedagogy and psychology
will be offered the second semester
and that anyone who on graduating
has those two subjects in addition to
three senior reviews, will be given a
second grade elementary teachers
certificate, good for two years any.
where in the state.
The Juniors are practicing for the
entertainment which will be given
before the high school the Friday be-
fore Christmas.
The high school has been put on a
private TELEPHONE line and the number
has been changed to 285.
Miss Mellem has appointed six mem:
bers of the Civics class to take part
in q debate to be held next Wednes-
day. The question is: Resolved, That
There Should Be Tariff For Revenue
Only" =.
Supt. Martin will go to Kansas City
in February. to attend the National
Convention of City Superintendsnts,
which will be held in that city, Feb
ruary Is to Is.
The teachers committee and Supt.
Martin are arranging for prominent
speaker to deliver q commencement
address, June Z 1917. Who TIE speak.
er Is has not been announced as yet.
Only One "BRoMo oUlNiNE."
To get the genuine call for full
name, LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN1NE.
Look for signature OF E. w. GROVEl
Cures = Cold in Ono Day, CSC.
Jo11soa's for eor0osA lit;
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HUTCHINSON FOR CHAPLAIN.

0OIV0c0VV T0n VbVNV 6NIVs
A quiet boom is on for DR.. w. j
Hutchinson, pastor Of the McCabe
Methodist Episcopal church, for chap
lain of the house. DR.. Hutchinson, be
fore coming to Bismarck, occupied a
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-18
Entertains at Dinner,
For Small Daughter.

Mrs. H: F. Keller entertained this
afternoon at her home in Thayer
street at q charmingly appointed chill.
dren's party In honor Of the sixth
birthday anniversary Of her daughter,
Louise. The yuletide appointments
were used effectively in the dining
room, where the birthday luncheon
was. served. The table held q minia-
ture Christmas tree ornamented with
candles and held gift for each guest.
Children's games formed the amuse.
meuts and the hours were from $3.50
o'clock to $3.50. Ten of Miss L0uise's
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Beadc6una pOn lanOe(sl0iden!

9os Gtaotsoeportement Bat enolhd ME ous @al1thoton berttet
miro. oe aonieqneH8 letner Soltan9 N Der lHtaree0ooHro8e iopet &C.
norm berIaagt -pr6, ooB IN 3uhmt 9u10etsidife ridt fnebr beift
fabren ioaen. Die Gote DieOebot bic fhon iet SIen 9lonateu Ddurg
betoate BORDERING, OB ale aregshiffe, ao aud bic Iauh6oota,
Die aegeIn os 80HeErehts ibr gne pno 3urdiuhung 6nn0esi4ifm
g~cgealber beafhn ioQten; gIeld8elhg aber Diro anerfauut, oaB bic ar.
nrrang BON a~ntfnbrern nur ben 3ped baden foane, Gaudboote an5L
grefeu, Desbub bic 8ghidrmg idhr Sdiffe mnterhei0en ~muis oan
oas Taudboot lei bette EN- Ieglnmes ariegsnttd
Qdnge bat unfee &egerung in 0iefeH1 Runte gedDnnt Sniff
Idle ltnterfbie0e aDiher u4rmRrang CUR 8~ereoigung" umo aarmteumg
Sum augrff" fo b%orgeidoben morOa, oanit man elmer ~gntita0ung
ge9eu Jehldung bon @auoesfhHfm entgebn m6ge. Die 5talener
laben mnbl lhieBlih oae Jrage- gum austrag gebradt. Snnebalb
weniger @oden Fn0 I'M 9ep gortr Safen nidt bemger as oa naie.
rnfde fogennnnte SnnoesidiHe betidt etngeIaufab u0 0a bat man 0en
nnd oas ~unbotbare bes bIsbeigpn 5tmoplInttes engefeben- 9fn ioGe
man enen SArtt D~etergeben lo amerItnner marneu, folhe GGie
nidt 5u benusen. Dean elrnp1iihe RegierImgen 1ora1f betebfn, Die
bisberi8eH BrnhHteu Der 8eltadpmg bon Sanoasidifen %besubeba[en,
penn id6e 5obr5eage muHen N 3ufuHr os tarieesihie betradte pnoen.
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Gte GAIL Der SSn{aIIen oeg aIten.
beims betrdgt sar GET 35; Die Sc
iamt5abl Der 3ugeborigen 8nr III
en.8emeinoc III so. Gle anItalt
lit aud init einen Soipitol per6un.
ben, 6ns aber 3eitrDeiltg geidloiien
Der0eu muBte. Gnbea bat DieIe
GreuHDe nett un6 brett, aiih Inn
Slten, nie eg narlertIih gu @eih.
natteH NIT 2eibegaofen fir bic
AIten uno ainoer benenfeu.
Gein letter giertdjabrs6ridt III
bou 6reuog mo 7naf lbu Ole
Giebe uno &iIfsbereitIdaf. Sic Ser
Saben.2euten BON aIen Geiten an,
tell geruorSen tit.
Beluder ser EtaatsbanptftaOi
ioaten bic @elegenbeit pnbrnebmer
unb aid iii Tuben- fift einmol
IrarFbrehcn lily }H fe6plf. NOS DRIFT,
lihe 2iebc. INTO 9ormherjigfeit tlt
nYb 5u TIM imitnu0g If.
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9as Rai6SamIin aonsert.

Gonntaa nadmittag traten i'm
9ou0 G~pcrnbaus atuei beriibmte
ailnitler, SRI. 6ranees Roib, an'
Icre einbeimiide 8ioniItiu, uno
Serr Geo. Sonllin. Der ~beOeuteRoe
mucrifaniide 3euoriit. Dor eitem
geDa6lten, furftperitdn0igcn Enbli'
FUN in eiucm Re5ital anf. SRI.
.QaI6 p~raientierte bel ibrem erItcn
Quftritt cine Guucrtitre bon 9ah-
5oieffp unO sic 9umu1ern gabenos".
8arum2" un0 aaufihmnmg" BON
Shumann, in melden iie Die blil'
benoe GomGntit oieier Oeutifen
Dleiiter be5Gubernb 5nrn 4usorud
brohte. Su ihrer Btpeiten 8ortrdgs'
oruppe for6erten Dor nllem Der rel.
8en6e .Glfenimg1 bon Sibelius uto
0ie nit GROCER grdpoltr Dorgetro.
gene 8otonaiie BON Sisdt an begei'
~iterfcr anertennung berdlts. Riht
mr. ourh brauien0e 6eruorrnfe, ion.
bern aud Ourd pr1htige gIumen'
fpenoen 8eigte 0os gubIifum Der
Ge~brei5enoen aiiuItlerin lire aner'
femung.
Geo. Snmlin lit EN- gereiter Dor.
nebmer aiuitler, Der ieoe gainrler
nit Do~nitdnoiger Meiiterifait Sum
8ortraa brtngt. 8ir molten MIR
einige ieiner 0eutihen sieoer arrD1b'
men. 6arunter mar ssSn's 6reie"
BON Shumdnn, mt al Dem Rei5 IND
3!auber un0 erl6ienoer 9egeiitertna
torgetragen, Die MIR Elm Mleiiter
6es @eianges gu 6ieten imitan0e lit.
llno in Sigmun0's SiebeslieO ous
ser 4alfirp@ berItnri0 er all Die
qeioenidoft 6lnein3nIeaen, beren mn
@agner f6big lit. gtiih oos orueri'
fanlide oieo foumtt oltrh aiinitler
ME SamIin uuf Der aon5ertbiihnC
at Gbren, Der mehreren aomponi-
item uHiefes 2anoes 81 bereOtel
5pro6e perhaIf. Iub ibm Uur6t
GROCER 8eifuI 5uteif.
Sos aonsert mar bon SRI. Cue.
Inne Soppet arrongiert oip fir oiC
beioen geiddtteu aiinftler cine aus
geoebnte auuitreiIe I'M 9ott5en 2anol
arrungiert fat. Gs oiirfta BIZ
aimitIremce bcTori0ers intereiiierer
! 3u pernebmer, ooB Sri. 6rances
R1ih III einem aon5ert nit Dem be.
riibmten Nelu gorter Bbilbarmoni
Id)cn Sr6eter am 10. apri[ Il
CmaFa ouItreten miro. Gle 4bil
barmonifer iteben inter Der Gel
nuig oes eminenten 8tri9enten SO
!. iep6 Stronsfi Dem qadfoIger BOZ
! @uitao @labtrr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-01
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