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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
premier BrianHs
unbang i~c9winoct!
Die CppOTtiOn ssssH 5ranfreids
nitarfen ManH" miro iett
INNER grOher.

Berlin, t6. Dea. (6unfenberiht
Sic M%1inoerbeit in Der FRANCO,
iiiden &nnmer. melhe IN Der iiing.
item @ebeigniitung geaeu elm Ser.
truuens @otum fiir 8rtono itimm.
te, bat lid gegen iene Der Sisung
in lesten SUM Inn itngefdbr 3mei.
arittel erbobt. 90 berihtet biz
goiiilAc 3eitnag.
Des Iageblatt peiit inocs onruui
bin. 0aB 0ieie Minoerbeit ais Eel
Der auberiten Geban6e.8 arteien gel.
ten miliie. melGe Die Regieruug me.
gen ibrer gtnhldIiigfeit bel oer
ariegfiibrung taoelte.
Aae gldtter meiien nuf Die hn.
rafterijtiiden ReOen in Der a1nmer
bin, 10 oui ole Oes So3inIiften Sci
ftral, Der Die ausfiibruHgen 6es
ruIiiifen 8remiers Srepoff brand,
morfte uno dls llnrube IN 6rnnf-
reid ftaffenO be5eihnete. Gin
lOsioliItiiher 4bgeoroneter ertldrte:
.@ir fonnen gang beitimut idgen,
0oB Brian0s etrten boaigen RieOer.
bruh i'm militdriiher, mirtiAoftlt-
der uno DiplomatiiHer &iniift be-
oelttG.@
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Gbieaeccr GctrciScs
11larkt crbolt iicb!

Gbicogo, is. Sea. an Der bic
fgen @ei5enborie mnhte iid belite
cine iibergroBe aGufluit geltenO.
9pefulmten5 Die nnfGnglid begierig
funren, ibre 9orrdte l%os5uidlagen,
dnoerten bel Der gSadridt, oaB Die
ruIfifhe 3umn iih segen bic oeut-
iHen 5rieoensborihldge ausgeipro-
den batte, Tire Meinlng uno uber.
boten einan0er BEL GrIdngung 0es
8eisens. Ro1 Dem ie~niottonelen
geftrieen 9reisittr8 ftieg beute Der
9e5enber. 8ei5en gegen Die geitri-
gen Observation-Disclosures I'm &c,
Maitpeiaen I'm 712c unb SuIiDeiaen
I'M Sc.
aorn mar beute Inn / BIB 1896
b6ber ais geltern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Saben gntes 8eDiTen.
Nfttglieber Der rnmGuiifen 4ntis
ariegspartsi bleiben in
in 8nfareit.

Berlin, 16. Deg. Gunfenoepe.
ide.) - 8ie n8oIiiide 3eitung4
berittet, oaB Die rumdnii6en
Stootsmdnner Carp uno Mdrgilo.
man, ME aud anoere Mttglieber
Der 4nti.a riegsportei in 3um1nien
8uf1reit nidt NIT ben Ulitglieoern
Der @r1ippe berIoiien bober, bic iih
an ben 8erbonolungen fir Die 5eiI.
ndbme Hltmdniens am ariege auf
Seiten Der @nterte beteiligt hatten.
6erner miro 6eridtet, ooB Die @e.
imfnten Der Scr. 5taoten uno SOL.
lambs IN gufareit berblieben iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Dcmtid6c pcrcinc.
@ei6nndtsfeier Ses
Seutiden Samcuuereins

Gas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes
Geuti6en 9omenbereins bat in lei
ner am Ietten 6reitog itattgefunOe.
men 5ibung fir bic am Mtontac
Ia6mittag, ben %. DECEMBER. in
0euti6eu Sotie itnttiinoenoe @eib.
ua6tsieier noditebenOeS @roeramm
mlfgGteat: eggers S6iiIer. Grde,
tier; 9eflomationen bon 6ral
Sauer6ear, 9~tlbegaroe uno 5rie0eI
Souerbeor, 2ouiS Sonfopsfi Gtti.
lie ainoer. @toaie Gutenberg itnr
@eiangsportr1ge BON SRI. Morea.
retbe airl0er ionic bon ben fleinef
Dldo6en 2ucille Heimers mo Mar.
garetbe @loe.
Ser gintritt 5u 0ieier Beibnahts.
feier am 0admtttag lit frei. Sc.
hermann lit freunOlidit eiugeln0en
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

GrDtiR6ie EHh 6arrrm Srttter
GURUS aombinations epierbreit shl e.
fIr t....-..s+.-ss .f..s.s't..' e1VV
1as i65ulte je gemabte spteIbrett, eiunes
Eeate gtrbeib ehits 0ldbagoui GrofinoIe 4a5
mel. scpoIiicrie aifet, tlip. o. spieIe f5u.
nen oefpieIi Deroeu.
10. / Groom som5iHntiors SpieIbreit
Gill y tir ,,.s.-s+. .So.9V
81 epicle i6nHen aItf oieiem Brett aeipisli
peroeH. Gds beIfebieite spielbrett. 4atents
Gflaoien nnb austebeHoe 8iaeramHs,
9o. J. gtr5arenn aonbinatioHss SpieIbrett,
Gtil g fir.... sass
81 gsitle ionnen Hernuf gefpieIi igerDeH.
groBe uto flHltietiif aemaIte GiaatamHIa,
febr biniee aretter, itets AUTHORIZATIONS.
aombinattoHs grofinoIe uno 3omebreit
TIT lir .sl.9V
9rpmnieln, bic toarH Srab, 7rHb, 1rub.
a.bab.SHb. Bon Der 25t 2orte bis sur srobeu
berlridieu IrcmmeI 80 s49s. sae Gorten
GromHelH,
cote eiierze apmiHations6anfru, 8pei @ros
sen, ....... CSC nno 4et
9rns ROah nab gappsH Snnsaisiu, bhbfh
beforiert 81 ..,.."-...."...........l9t
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Observation-Disclosures
I'M Ocs utcincs, Ja.!

geg Roineg, So, f6. 9ea. Die
Eiefiqen MitaIie0er Der 6rauenfluhS
etma 10000 an 3abl. Ionic oil
Mitglieoer Ser 4rbeiter Grgnniia.
tionen haben iif perpfliftet bon &c.
tern All seine 8utter, gier, aartof.
fcIn ODER MlebI mebr Sit faufen. Bis
Sic Grciie Fnr oieie Rabrungsmit.
tel nieoer normal gemor0en iino.
@auptiddlid r;dtet iih aGeroings
Der 8opfott gegen ben 8erbrnuf
bon Giern uuo Butter, oo ~ieoenfoas
hctreffs startoffeln rtn0 Mehl Der.
ielbe nidlt 10 itrift aufrett erbalter
mer0en miro.
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litter Semtidter
NnIiceIer eeitcrben!

Seruionu Groge, felt 65 Sobrer
tit Council Bluffs S1., anldifig, III
betite friib In ietuau Seim 2tt0
iiioI. 9. StrnBe int alter Ron 81
Sobren geitorben. 8roge mar III
0eutifIono geboren, fam ais iunser
Nnnn no6 ben Ser. Staoten umo
mahte ben gnrgerfrieg nit. 5eint
beioen Sobne Senrn s. mo 8iL.
liam g.. gigentimer Der 9roge Gle.
Dator 60, un0 bier S0dter iiber.
leben i'm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
s6t[ider Taa.

Ger fiinf3igidbriee Soc gparO,
EN- I'M aubitorium onseiteqter Bib
n~enarbeiter, itur5te 5reitde nohmft-
taq pom Shniirbooen 80 SUB tief
arf oie 8u6ne bunab uno itarb mad
rpeuigen g{inuten. CT 9interlGBt
ieine fsrau mo einen Gobn. Ga
Iih am Sdniirbooen aaermegeu Sc
lan0er befin0en, lit es rmerfldrIim,
pie lid Oas ungliid erei9nen fonnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
gaa Der GoncorSia.

Der 8omens8 eIongOerein GOntor.
oio bGlt beute, Snmstog, abeno I'M
Mtuitf.& eim, II. unO Sag StraBe.
eiuen gaa ub. 3ie @eronitaItunger
Der 3orueu erfreiten iid unter Dem
8eutidtum itets groBter g~eliebtbeit.
unO meroeu iiderIit uu1 bel1tC
abeno Die 5reutroe Der SGngerinner
germ un0 8nbIrei9 eri6einen. Sin
CUTE Muiif lit mie INNER Gorge qe.
trngen. alio, dui sum Muiif Seim
9eltte oben0l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Einhrnf in g[rnthefe.

Gin 9ieb brod leste nod in bic
apotbete BON 9interlong, ode so.
nnO 3o09e 5traBe elm uno itnbl cine
gtetge Grogen. Gr muB ith beim
3erbredm Der @lostilr 8erleeungen
an Der @ano suge8ceen boben, ME
bic 8lutipuren e%rgnben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Metter6eridt far nadie Wode.

Sd6nes 8etter miro olthalten
Bis Weittnoh ooer 9onnerstng,
Johann borausiihtIih Iofale 5dnee-
fdae ODER aegen im noroIiden un0
Ii0li6en Eel. 8emperotir miro I'M
ter benz 8urdiAnitt lem I'M eriten
3eil Der 8Dne, mariner N9itte Der
ISOLDE uno talter rod 9onners.
tna.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
0interliitiaer Nnariff.

q. Clutter, 1920 iii6l. 10. CTR.
pobnbaft, mnroe 5reitag abenb Ode
10. uu0 douglas Ctr. bon eirtenl
fremoen Reser ~biltterriifs ongefoI.
len. Der 6arbige bradte ihm nit
ieiuern Raitermeifer I'M @enif meg
rere BdBIide 8uHDen bel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
e6antnrnen I'M fSe6rnar.

Der Ct. Soiepb's athletic GIut
miro am II. 6ebruar in ieinet
Sale. II. unb Center Str, ouf al.
g%erneinen 8unih rpieoer Elm 5dail.
turnen DernuItnlterL mas bon Der
6re1inoen 0es 8ereins uro geiunoer
2eibesiibungen NIT 5reiibe begrilbi
peroen miro. Seurp Snrposfe Der
SurnIebrer, beripridt elm if)0neS
turneriihes 8rogranun.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Ger gruipneQ Saa ;yunS.

Bon ben fir Die Grridtlnng neiier
@ebdu6e Ron 8romnea &na bend.
tiqten $250,000 iino bereits aber
100000 nufgebraht tporoen. aHl
5reitag aaein miirOen $10,430 0urf)
Subifriptionen oufgebroht,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Nrtttr6eriflt.

SIR Gmoba uno umgegeno
S6on un0 etfpds falter; 5onntaq
iAon uno fdlter.
5iir Qebrosto: 8efuobnlih idor
uno fdlter 5elite a6en6 uno Conn.
tag.
sir Soma: Gum Cell befp6lti
beute Qbeno, berdn6erIid i'm 0itIi
den Seil; narmer I'M duBeriter
GIten uno fatter i'm dliBeritel. melt.
liGen GeiI; Sonntag idon uno ct
nag fdlter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
snnsfransdlen hes MnGfnsreins.

Der Omaha 9tliifoerein peran
italtet moreen, Somtag, I'M 9hlltt
Seim elm San8tron5den gu Dem nIlr
geitglieOer un0 5reiinoe 0es 8ereins
freunolidit eingelooen fin0. 4ufl
ollspartiee Geutide, Die fif ouf Der
0urdreiia bier befinoen iinb ber5lid
miltommef.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Eur g8faIHgan B8aChiungI

Sn Der 5reitag Drummer nabm
cine Der pafeuoiten Grsa6lHnscli,
bic IN Den lebten Sabren in aue.
rifa eridirneH iiHO, ibrrn AnfaHg.
Sic itdmmt ans Der 5eOer bes
6crDurrnaenOeu 5hriftiteaers DO
bert &obIranih, Seiicn Meiiter-
luerf iidlerli6 Saufbare Seunnoe.
RING finSrn luirS. Der Sitel lam
tct; ygns Rinscn uerOen aetten"
g9ir m1hten nniere 2eier an
Oieies 8erf, Sas fir bic Sag
life Smaba Sribiue" crluor6eh
pnrOe, beiDnOcrs anfmertiam ma
hen. Sine feFsluOe nnO angegsR
DC eeftiire 1T bic idOuite GrbO
lnHs on ben laHgen @interabeu
OeH. @tit Druf!
Die 3ebaftiOu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
@rrnners 0ateL nieberaebrannt.

SIN benodbdrten Srbinqton brnrtn
tie 5rcitog nafmittag oas 8renner'-
ife Sotel nie0er. Ger ongeridtete
Sdaoen 6e5iffert fid auf emo
$1,000.
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@irf(id rci5snSe
SciSenuntcrmGl6c
9a8 bclicbtcie neutrality-suspicious.

Qieie l~lnterpdidle lit rei5euo &C.
mdot, bonoeeitidt moere nit
Spiseneinidsen un6 @%e0diaous;
biibid NIT gdnoerroietten unb
56leifen gorniert. 2ieielben ner.
Den aud bic pertp6bnteiten 5raueu
erfreuen.
geisenS garnierte Rahtfleioer nit
Spiteneiniaten uno 8ottiit Meoails
Ions, bii6id NIT gonoeridleifcn uno
@oietten obgeiertiat. On Greiieu
bon .......... $t.00 bis $1,000
Crepe Be G6ine mo @nidiotin
gamiioles III ben neueiten @hlitern
mo Grtmiirfen. einFadJ geihnei.
bert unb nit gebobenen GffefteL
fir .......... .St.00 bis $500
i3meiter 5lnr.
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Nnn iln Merihtsneb6nbt.

Gftpa $50 CONFERENCE.-THE uno
5reunDe Ddren geitern @aite Der b.
heren Gouutpbeomten 8u eiuent goa
I'M Golirtbaiiie. bei Dem iid ale.
norailg!id alnnfierten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
Weriet inter bic Gaoer.

Sn 5il1 CnaDa puroe 5reitng
nabe Der 80. unO 6. 5trdbe Der
namjabrige geter 5onfarn auf benz
SeimDege non Der Shule muf Der
@a9nfreu5ltng bon elmer 2ofomotipe
crfnBt nn0 getotet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

snrbias siaee, mn bGbI@e Waiiter 5ifaHs
mcuutlieaer. In rot blau. GELS, DeiB uno ali
beren Garben. ilnierbaIteH aluoer %itunoeis
lam ....,t-t.....t .t....... ,19t mo 9se
~ q. 6. aiats. bibi6 iarbta. @lotber
gcvfe al6te. GieralBbe, ufp.. off iarbigem
ooer ipeibem Sola 25e, 49e unb $3.50. 9se
@rORs 8uppeuioifsr aus 0OlB, f66H betO'
riert csc
@ei5aaaisbBrnsr ms Eaff6Iano, earans
iiert. nutee. ImItes @erdnl6 5u macpen. .f0s
8arfs SanSpsrfs.@ Svrehwaoen, aaitpaaer
gbI-icierunaspaaeu, MIN. INIT 8uei 4ierbet
tir MIR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t,5o
8nBsrbrsnbnrt 9barattrrpuppsn, in gsoHis
pers uno blareH nno 9iofa aoihiuiei 25c
9eniide 2eDsrpuppea, ibSre 4erridsu. slus
gen, bic flo 6iffeH NIB i6lieBen, Sbnbe
HnS siriinpfe. 6eae0itfe SiiteH. 8ipei bibs
zoe Sn1rbduSer. "a 500 bcd ....,,... ,s2.9s
ilu5erbrthltfe ebarafterpuppsn, gaBppei
ribs. 9abb aamps, nfp. .............4 9e
lie 6tribmfrn t,aBerbrenHntu ameriiaui.
linen gnppeH, in blautH uuo rofa aoitimet,
NIT Sounenbnuben unb 56lr8en. Gin Sutr
berI6iebeHe GortfH ......".........9 SS
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

5&iraLide 2aaridten.

9eutids gbans. -2ntb. ct. ganis
Stride, Gde %. uno gDans Strabe.
- 6. Z. 9tto, 9aitor; S. SiIgen-
bort, 8ilfspreoieer.
@~ottesoienit I'M 1890 llbr.
gben0s in engIiider Sprohe nm
7:3O. 8~eriammllrng Der iungen Cen
te 5fpeds Organization zines u2u-
tber. areties" unO 8eaWtaumabl I'M
Z ubr.
Der Gin0ergottes6ien1t nit ge.
iderung uno g%ortrGgen bon Der
@emeinOeidniIe. Sonntagsifule nno
Dem gbor in oeuti6er uno engliIher
Sprafe lit ON 5onntoa, ben "a.
DECEMBER, abeitOs UNI Z.
ct. Sobannes @enteinOe Ser
3eutIden Snnooe BON Roro 4meri-
ia So. H., a. uno ginton CTR.
Sonntogsidule I'M $50. 8ot-
feS0terif I'M lU:oU.
Sonntog, ben "a. 3e5ember, fin.
oct bic ei%nueibung rmierer neilcrt
Grgel fat. u. Sf1fcr 8oitnr.
Gritc 5tatide 6Dang. .snfb. Sir.
DE, 20. nno Maion Strahe. Gifus
Gang. Eaitor.
Geutiher @ottesotenIt Sonniae
normittag nm 10 nbr.
Geutider gortrag iiber Geformn-
tioHsgeididte Inn s nbr nbett0s.
5bema: ngas 4apitum I'M WtitteI
alter.
am @1ittiuoh, ben 20. Ge3e1ber,
beriommelt iidJ abenbg Der Sugen0,
perein.
Sn Der bentih- engliihen Bcnein.
g 5huIe, 20. mo elm 5troBe,
miro ileiBig geiibt iiir ben ainoer.
g~ottesoienif nm Acknowledgement,
Den q. 7e5enlber, Der in Der STRIDE.
20. mn giolon. obecbolseu miro.
Se0er 1T ~ ellen @otfesoienlten
hersEi9 utaf0HuitsiL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18
strsnee 9~sntralitat spaniens.

Mn0ri0. is. Ge5. mauricq
M~loeterlind. Der belgiide 9idter
un0 GAriititeaer, Der bier einen
8orfrag bdlten moate, luttBte auf
Griuhen bes Observation-Disclosures
aontdnones oieleu @lm fallen laIen.
Serr Routcnlones IieB ben @ait oa.
rauf oufmerfiam maiden, 0aB er Ell.
ner friegfibreroen Modt %augeb0rt,
ndbreno 5panien neutral lift.
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1lmr BON z bis 9 1tbr
tDmnSerbarer petkauf BON BiIScrn, d. 10
Spicecln, Habmen, tIlcnfae .PA.OO

adtun6fpfsg aoIoninI Spiead nit 6efem frmH3. gIatenglas; in
1nifen grnuen lb brnneu Nnhmen; merit $500, fir ...... S1.OO
Observation-Disclosures 6dnogefdnitene gil0errabmen, ale gbo.
tograpbegrabent inert bis 81 $3.50. fir ............... $1.OO
amertonide arioeaeifmmnaes nit 2s0a. eidenrobnnem. 16 bel 90,
IA bel 20 uno IA bel II, aoptea alter gieHtr, religuPr 0dhar, 2on6.
ibaftn mb Seftife, fuert $500. fir .............. $1.OO
8we1nO8nan8g 5onbfoIorierte 5acfmiles. in aolbgebrannten @nh.
men. IA BET II, Aerte bis ait 500. fir ............ $1.OO
3pethunberhmo5ebn berifeoene gbotoernpbiernbmen, IN gnb. Gil.
Der, etruscnn ub geroen, brfheoen geuner; merit bis $500,
fir -. .................. S1.OO
1rntsr 5llmr.
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Die 0gutidea lls9oote baben IN
80 1oaen 3f Sdiffg p~eriesltt-
5iir Sosu gua ioIet ouf n 0as
~
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Die engIanSer boben iih einen
fleineren arIegsrat 5ugelegt, a6er
0as groBe 9lmtl baden iie bcibehdI=
ten.
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4rbeit aeTndt.

4rbeit geIndt: 1eutiher
W1anr, so Sabre aft, iudt irgeno
pelfc arbeit I'M Sdps. a0reiie:
6r0nf EnnlanB; 9eiepbon Reo Sill.
-f2.f9-16
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1lHt gltBulait gthlt HflnlI elH TEls
5enOes 0eihenf.
Cine ipe5iele 8eibnofts 9Iuien.
abteilung mur0e erridfet. 8ieiel.
be 3eigt Die neaeiten Gntpiirfe fir
Gport, 5traBen. empfongs. 1no
Ibeatergebrnltf Die ncueiten Wea.
teriaIien unO Gntpiirfe iin0 Dor.
rdtig.
@Iegonte Spibenbluien, forabi.
inert nit 8eoreette, IN niIgriin ro-
ia, mai5e unO @bartrenie $500
bis .......,......... $500
Neue @eorgette Crepe gLuien in
goLo, niIgriin. hnrtreuie, pltmpfin,
orhio, roienfarbig, gran, meiB,
fleiifforben $500 bis $3.50
aaene gaesbIuicn. Crepe Sc Chine unb
guiip 8iloip Seioenbluien, fpeiB
nno fleiidfarben. fir ...... $2.9S
9eue idlpor3e Crepe be Cline
8luien an Spe5tolpreiien, fir 1898
bis acknowledgements. $3.50
@eibnodtsi6ndteIn orf gerIan.
gen geliefert.
Slnienabteilang, siueiter 5lnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-18

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-25
RANDOLPH

Mrs. w +, Burns and Miss NJ. A. Herd
man of Chaeteaugay, n, l., We're in town
on Thursday night, stopping off to be the
guests OF Mrs. w. T. Edison, and Satur'
day morning went ON to Lebanon, n. IL.
for visit with friends.
Gilson's orchestra OF four pieces were
in town Friday night to furnish music
for the Rochester club. which gave bah
in the grange hall that evening.
Mrs. Blanche Perrin of Plainfield has
been the guest of Miss Elnora Batch
elder for few days at the home Of
Mrs. q. $. Allen, and on her return home
was accompanied by Miss Batchelder
A daughter Viola Ellen, was born
Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hull,
who live on Park street.
Mrs Elizabeth McCabe and her grand
daughter, Miss Dorothy Elliott, went on
Tuesday to New York for a two months
stay with Mrs. McCahe's sister, Mrs. f.
Lehman.
A daughter, Pauline Margaret was born
recently to Mr.. and Mrs. j i. Williams who
live on the Rowell Addition. Mr.. VIII
lams is one OF the postal clerks in the
Office here.
Rev. A. II. Merrill, pastor of the Chris
tian church in Woodstock, was enter
tanned over Tuesday night by Rev. Fra
ser Metzger.
Lewis Raymond, who for years has
lived in town, has moved to Springfield,
where he has employment in the foun-
dry. Their household goods were shipped
this week to that place
Mrs. j. c. Wirts. who for several sea-
sons has passed the summers at the inn,
has gone TO Pasadena, Cal, for an indeii-
mite stay.
Mrs. J. F. hanson, after three weeks
stay with her sister, Mrs. Flora French,
in Newtonvlle, Mass, has returned home.
While there she attended the meetings
of Billy Sunday, and listened to his
preaching
Charles II. Fish, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fish, and Miss Eva Carey. young.
est daughter of Orvlile Carey of Pearl
street, were united in marriage by Rev.
Fraser Metzger. The ceren>-ny was wit
messed by the immediate families of the
parties, and they wilt reside at the home
of the groom's parents on Pleasant
street.
w D. Hodgkins of Rochestar has come
10 pass the winter with his son, W. G.
and family on Forest street.
Mrs. Roselle Nichols Of Rochester, the
mother of Mrs. Hodgkins, has also come
to be in the home for an indefinite time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-25
BETHEL.

Mrs X. W. Morse and her daughter
Mrs. George II. Stuart of Burlington
were in Mortified to-day to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Lucy Knapp.
The youngest child of Leslie A. Spoon
er, Robert. aged three years, died last
evening of cerebral meningitis. Much
sympathy is felt for the bereayed fam.
lily.
W S. Jewell. with his family, went
this morning to Mount kisco, \. y, ia
spend the winter He has been working
there all the fall. Charles Walker. who
works at the same place, has been visit
Ing his family here. =
Jennie Fabrizio one of the healthy
carriers of diphtheria germs, was released
from a three weeks quarantine yester-
day.
Merton Little of Chelsea has been
hunting in Rochester with his cousins,
the Benedict brothers. and IL A. East
man. all OF whom have returned home.
The tulip bazaar conducted by the
Uniyersalist ladies continued yesterday
with good sales and crowded house in
the evening, when the following local
people took the parts in a three-act com.
edy: w. G. Harvey, = L. Abbott. {. l..
Lillev, c. O. Spaulding. John Noble. Fritz
Thielen. Philip Noble, Gilman Marshall,
A. Dorothy Cady. Mrs w 6. Harvey
Mrs. ". c. Harvey, Jessie Archibald,
Leila Cushing, Mary Cushing, Pearle
Ralph. Adelina Clifford and Margaret
Bartlett.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-25
GROTON

David Eastman made a trip to Mont
real the first of the week.
Scott d. WEIGH was business visitor
in Montpelier Tuesday.
Frank Morrison went to Hanover, n
H., yesterday TO visit his wife at The
hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastman have
gone to Woodsyille, n. H., for a week:
stay with their son, Harry Eastman, and
family.
Mrs. Mary Williams, who works in
Newbury, visited her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Williams, over Sunday.
Mrs. r. S. Eastman and Miss Hattie
White left Wednesday for Manchester,
n. H., to pass a week with friends.
George French was in st. Johnsbury
Wednesday for treatment Of his eye,
which has troubled him for some time.
The Needleeraft club will meet Friday
afternoon, Dee. !, with Mrs. A. +. La
care.
Mrs. Adeline Larrow is visiting at
Charles Jordan's.
Mrs. +. T.. Booth of North Woodstock
visited her aunt, Mrs. A. NJ. Heath, a
few days this week
Mrs. I, B. Hall went Tuesday to
Springfield and Lowell, Mass, to visit
friends.
Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Bernard
Smith were in Montpelier and Barre on
Tuesday.
w. W. Pillsbury has been suffering
~
Several from this place went to South
Ryegate Tuesday evening to attend the
second entertainment of the lecture
course, the Musical Art institute, A fine
entertainment was the report of all.
Alex Davidson, who has been in poor
health for some time, has not been as
we'll this week.
Mrs, +. 7. Raymond has returned from
her visit of several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs Lynn Hill OF Mortified.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-25

Mass, who has been visiting at her ia
Tiers, C. G. Estell, for several weeks,
has returned to her home.
DR.. i. d. George was in Burlington a
few days since on business.
X. G. Parks is passing several days
with relatives at his old home in Canada.
Judge Taylor was in Rutland Wednes-
day. where he went to attend short
session of the supreme court.
Mrs Arthur j. Porter has been on the
sick list most OF the week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-25
H1RDWICK
Large Crowd Attended Exercises at the
Opening of X. of c. Lodge Rooms.

Opening of X. of c. Lodge Rooms.
Over 200 people attended the reception
given by the Knights of Columbus on
the opening of their new lodge rooms in
the Pierce block Thursday evening. b. j..
AIulcahy acted as master of ceremonies
and welcomed the people to the reeep
ton, and he called on Rev, L. G. French
and w, II. Taylor and c. 7. Pierce, all Of
whom responded happily. Light refresh
ments were served and dancing was in
dulged in. 1t was very pleasant af-
fair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-25
GORGEOUS WARDROBE
SPECIAL SCENERY

Seats at Cummings & Lewis Saturday morning.
MATINEES. ? 30 NIGHTS, s:l5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-25
Nov 10Th 1a15


A beautiful complexion is a handsome
woman's chiefglory and the envy of her
less fortunate rivals. Yet soft, clear
skin glowing with health lis only tia
natural result Of pmre Blood.
81 was troubled for a considerable
lime with a very unpleasant, disfgw1ng
Rash, which covered my face and for
which l used applications and remedies
without relief. After using "Fruit-a-
tives" for one week, the rash is COM
pletely gone. am deeply thankful for
the relief and in the future, will not be
without Fruit-a-tives
N0RAH WATSON.
50c box, 6 for $3.50, trial size, 25c.
At dealers or sent by Fruit.a-tives
Limited, Ogdensburg, New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-25
Is Your Toilet Soap
Injuring Your Skin ?

Many toilet soaps contain harsh, in
furious alkali. Resinol soap contains
absolutely no free alkali, and to it is
added the resinol medication. This
gives it soothing, healing properties
which clear the complexion, comfort
tender skins and keep the hair healthy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-25

instant relief. With
the help of resinol
soap, this soothing,
healing ointment usu-
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trace of eczema, ring
worm, rash or similar
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venting skin diseases