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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19

so.
@ute bis bette, idtpere, forneefiit-
terte 8eebe8 t0.00-11.00.
@tittelm1Bige forn9efiit. 8eebes
$4,000.
@efu0hnlide 7.25-8.75.
9eepes 6.50--8.75
MittellnGBige 8.50--10.00.
aibe uno Sellers, afttb big felt.
@raB geepes, quite bis bette Tie
Bis 900.
gtitteImaBige e.75-7.75.
8em6bnlide 5.75-6.75.
@ute Bis bette Sellers 7.00-8.S5
@ute Bis bette 9iibe 6.60-7.50.
MtittelmGBige Giibe 5.75-6.60.
@ctpo9nIi6e 4.50-5.75.
Stoders ur0 5ee0er8, gara Iang-
Jam bis nieOriger.
Seekers, CUTE bis bette 7.75 Big
8.25.
0aittelmaBiae 6.8o-7.75.
@eluobnIi6e 5.75-6.80.
Gtod Sellers 6.50-7.75.
5tod ailbe 5.00-6.5O.
Stof adlber 6.00--9.00.
Seal adl6er 100000.
9uQs unO stags 5.75-7.00.
Bologna Bulls 5.0o-5,50.
$4,000; Marft
felt Bis 10c nieoriger.
8urdi6nittsprei8 9.50-9.85.
S0diter 4reis 9.95.
Sdafe-3ufubr 10000; @tartt itar.
fer.
2ammer 12.00-t2.85.
@efiitterte 2dmmer, 1875.
SGbrlinge S.50-t0.50.
6ee0er Sdbrlinge 7.00-8.50.
8iooer 8.25-9.50.
@11ttterihafe 8.75.
@efiitterte 0tlittcrihafe t0--15e
boGer.
aee6er ghttteri6afe 5.O0-7.25.
6eeoer Hammer 11.00-12.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19

.feiior Maiorbf, friiber Mitelieo oes
oiterrei6iihen Bdrlometlts, iebt ober
in qon0on I'M Grill peileno, ingte
beltte: sir Die gliierten eibt IS
MIR einen 8ee, ben arieg su ge.
minnen, iin0 oieier filbrt iiber Den
&bein; ionlt miro 9eutidlono bis
gum bitteren Gnbe netter fdnlpfen.
4u6 feline 8lodaoe miro Die Sen.
tralnd6te nieoerringen. SD femme
Die Deutiden, itub fenne Die 8ip1o.
logic oes oeltti4en Bottles. Sn Dem
9[usiprr9 Der 0euti6en, Dab lie
ihlieBli6 ie0en &un0 uno jeoe aabe
beIpaffnen ner0en, lieet elm gutes
.Stiid 8dbrbeit. 0eutidlano miro
bis oitf ben letten 0lann uno ben
lesten 9fennig fdmpien, @be
Deutihldno aud MIR einen Eeil oes
eroberten @ebiets ~berorsgibt, mltB
es erit 0ollitdnoig dGridmettert per-
ben. Sino Die SilfsqueIen Deuti1.
lahOs Gin @epeis gegen Die aus.
bungerllng Der inouItriellen @ebol-
fernng, oaum bleibt ben aaiierteii
MIR nod Die SnbaIion ais ein5ige
&offnung. Geitti6lanO miro beliegt
.meroen fpenn es gelingt ben Rbeiu
5l frell5en, neil oomit bic groBten
&ohlenrebiere' oen aliierten in Die
Sdnoe foqen neroen. SbIelien al,
.leiu fam niht genllg aoblen ttto
.giien fir 0etttldlonb liefern. Die
&rltppideu @erfe in Gfien niiroen
III ben 8ereid Der feinbli9en 8e.
lnserungsgei6iibe foutmeL uno
8eutidlano pitroe nIer &obmaterio-
lien, Die e8 jebt aus 8elgten uno
Rorofraufreid be3iebt, berlllitig ge.
ben."
8rofeIior Mfoiorbt glnlbt nidt,
pdB in 0eltti6lano jeuuaIs elm Man.
gel an 5olonten eintreten tonne.
gr lit aud oobon ii~ber3eugt oaB
bic aaiierten 0euti6lanos Bis ouf
ben lebten Meonn fdlnpfen mer0en.
4ieies GILT namentli6 bon Deter.
reid llngdrn, lneiin bott aud Die
@ioeritan0siraft nidt 10 ait8ge-
prdgt it, ols in 0eutidlano. Sene
9eute Die in Seiterreid m0gliher.
weiie cine GeboIution dn3etteln
t0nnten, befinoen iid IN Ser arnee,
mo Die milit1riide Maihinerie bait
iie nit eiieruem @riff gepodt. Die
ie Moidtne pirb bon 0eutIdlano
IN 8etrieb eeboIte1l.
auh 8ulgurien miro bis gum
Gnoe tGmpfen, es fam iest nidts
moeres tun, oeun 9e1ti6lano bat
@uIgorien in Sanoen un6 l1Bt es
nidt mebr los. Die 9iirfet fdnpft
nm ben 9eiib bon Ronitantinopel.
9ulgorien ais oli1 Die Cir.
fei nitnidlen Srit1en aber nid1t it'll.
ter oen 8eoingungen Ser aaiipr.
ten,
9euti9lanO bat Sen arieg nod
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
ueuiekettcu ms Jcipa,
Mihaliiftes Mprbattentat.

2afe Earf, 10. 0e5. auf Den
5ipei Weilen 0itIih bon bier mobnelt.
ben noblbaben0en 5nrmer 6.
Qierf8 murOe Sonntng qegen 9tit-
ternodt altf ser 2anoitroBe Elm
@orooeriu9 mnternoulnen. Sin
beritedter @orobube felterte einc
a1gel atf Den allein oe8 8egeS
6abrenoen un0 traf inn an arm.
9os iheu geporoene 0fero iagta
in ooS 5alts eineS gtodborn. SSir.
8pii6en iebte Ger S6ieBbolo 9iert8
Saus in granb. 8ierfs bate in
letter 8eit 0robbriefe erboIten in
ipelden CT Inn Seroltsgobe BON $500
aufgefor0ert ipur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19

lnrge nift berIoren, loete 8ro
Mniurpf, I'M 9elttIdeil Reide mir
feline Reboliition aitSbseGen; 6i
@ur5eln Der &ebolution fiu0en be
Dem nntertdnieen Oeutiden Sol
einen ihledten 8ooen.
SoIlte 9eutihlano gei6ldgen tper
0en 10 eebt meme @leinung onbiu
oaB oos unterlegeue 9euti6lono Il
ihmer arbeiten pir0, Dab Die III
liierten, nelhe i9on ales fir ibr
llnternebmungen nod Dem 4riee
borbereitet bdbert, eitelt iAnereI
Stanh baben tperhenb nm mi.
0eltihlono eletHen S9ritt slt bal
ten. gto6 BET uugliidliden S6l14.
bel Sena un0 Q[ueriteot Iegten iid
ole BreuBen ms 8eug uno orgoni
fierten itb in elmer erltounlif)er
8eiie, unD oieie Organization II
Die @runolnge Der iebigen Stdrfe.
entfaltung 0eutidlanOs, Die 81 ben
gegeniudrtigen &riege gefiibrt bat.
@rofeilor Miaiarpf 1T Der beriid
ttgite ti6ediide 0eutidenbeber, 6el
luegen So6berrats III Oefterreid
gum Sc %berurteilt purOe, Dam
aber men lift. @enn Dteiel
SebpS ..ot i6on 8usiebt, oaf
9euti6lano unbeiiegbar lit. oanr
ioIlten Die gGiierten wiiieu, mas BIZ
@lode geidIogenD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
Nlnt6 qnlu er6a[t $500.

Netn 0orf, 10. 9e5. - Der fiib-
men 2uftidifferin SRI. @lttb .. Sam,
tpelde in tbrem Sling bon Chicago
nod 0ep gorf einen neuen Geforb
feItgeiebt bat, nur6e geItern bier
Elm gonfett peranitaltet, an benz utt-
ter anoeren aud aontreoomirol gfo,
bert 6. 9earp, Der beriibmte nor
pegiide 6oridcr RoalO 4mun0fen
un0 piele armee. mo Gfotten-Sf-
~fiaiere, iotpie befornte 5lieger tell
nabn1en. SIN 8erlauf oes 8dnfetts
ipur0e Ser nultigen 6lieeerin ais
anerfennung ibrer 2eiittng cine
86rip bon $1,000 iiberreidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
Cmaba SnrnDcrcins gSei6uadts.
feier

Ser Omaha Iurnperetn Deranital.
tete bereits lesten Sountag natmit.
tag in ieinem foiigen 9eim ieine
Qeibnahtsfeier fir ailoer uno or.
nohiene. Die Ganen batten aIles
IN Ser idonltn @eiie borbereitei
mo alein uuD @roR iuur0ea reid,
beifert. Gem ldngidbrieen 5dae.
meiiter Serrn Sitlilts Treitidfc
muroe cine beionoere a%iifmerfioml.
felt 3ufeil, m0em man ibm aus
auerfeumtna fir ben frdftigeu
Sdue Ser gereinsfaiie cine eIegoi.
te 9el8ntilse itiftete, moriiber Der
alte 3urnerbrloer boherfreiit mar.
Die Gamen Oeg @ereins bdben in
edter MISUNDERSTANDING cine Nm
3abl niibliher Segenitdnoe aelam.
nielt, Die iie in Den additen Ioeerl
on oHrftiee Samilien obgeber iper.
oeu Ger 5urnperpin bat auf 0ieie
Meiie @eibna6ten IN Der refteu
Neiie acfeieri.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
Bonn fn0enben gnLfen netStet.

Mount Apr, 10. 0e3. Der 81
iG6rige Sobn &oberts tpur6e unter
einent iaaenoer idmeren 8olten be.
eroben uuo aet6tet. Crit einige
Gage 5ubor bate er ietnen noben
600 norauSgeloqt. Ser Gerutl.
qIiidte, fpelder ieds Sub uno 0rei
3oa bod pm uno 200 8iuno
poa. founte trob ieines 9tlters ME
Elm Slrnger orbeiten. er botte jeff
90 Sobreu in feinem 8ette 9ei6ld.
fen nno mar Elm 8eteror bes 8itr.
qerfrieges orf Seiten Der SiO-
itaaterL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
Stc6brief 1intcr
Dcni5clcs erlaTen!

2onOon 19. Sea. = Sn g(t9er
III chi Stedbrief binter oem tribe.
rcn 8renierntintiter &eui5eIo8 er.
loiien moroen. Die gegeu benielber
er6pbenGn Qnflaoen louten ouf Sod.
berrat nn0 8erleumouRg oes grie.
fiifen @e1eroGtobe8 in Dor meEre.
rem Monnten oer6ffentlihten 3ei.
tlng8artifeln. wie cine Herter 9e.
pei6e aus 9teen meloet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
Mnirrn nnler Mliliatrnuprn.

9eming, 81, d., 19. 3e8.-gia6.
Sem crit fiir3lid 8mei 9litglieoer
Ser Electromagnetic BON 4rionios al
ben Maiern geitorben lporer, iint
aeItern I'M bteiigen 0tilitdrboipitaI
mte0er suei @lnm Oieier aronfbeii
erleqen. Oil leeten bei0en 0pfer
ser aronfbeit iino Sri Srbp BON Der
92ili3 BON arfonias uub artbur
@c8lop BON Der 8poming Snfan.
terie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
annbe erldieht ieincn @ater.

BLOOMINGTON 5a., 10. 8e8. =
Der t4i1brige @alter &ingrolo CT.
idoB geItern ouf Der in oer gtdbC
non 4efin, Sa., aelegenen 6arui
leiuen Safer Sobn Ringnolo. Der
flgen0lide 8aterm6roer itette it'd
oann icIblt ben gebOroeu un0 En-
flGrte, ooB or Die &at beganeen, neil
iein @uter beriudt babe, nit ieinelr
@eipebr Die gon3e Jamilie 51I er-
fdieBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19

6rana6fIdler GIieaer aefaasn.

BarIs, 1J. De8. 9onptm0nll
De 8eaiihomp, elmer Der beriibmte-
item fron8oitiden 5lieger, (lpelder
ben traltrieen 8ubu1 beiibt, Die Of
feue Stnot Dtiinden bomboroiert 81
6obenl lit in einent aautpfe nit Ell.
nerl oelitiden 6lieger an Der Ser.
DUN 5ront gcfollen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
ganffaFierer bsaedt ee(bfmprS.

Gtrabburg, Colo, 10. Sea.
Der 50idbrige ganffaifierer 8. q
@or6in bat geitern our9 Gri6ieBer
Se[bitmor0 bcgQllgeit. @Is er Dee
Morgans mie aetp6bnliA 5ltr 8ani
ging, fon6 er cine anfinoigln9 GOT.
oaB 0ieielbe oitf 8efebL Der Itootlt.
den 8anftommiiiion geidloHen NOR,
ben iei, uormuf er ii6 oos 2eber
nohnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
@a6nhnniae tatet i6r ainS.

@eIt llnion 10. De5. = Die
8rou oes 5arlners Sueb gonuor
ipuroe pI6blid irriinnig un0 t6tete
Gins ibrer Gin0er. in6em iie inn NIT
einem 5euerbofen iiber ben aopf
ifliig. gur burd Die redt3eitige
gtnflinft hires 8rllbers gelong es,
Die 6rolt odbon o~b5uboIten ibr nns
Seres Sinh in Ben glitbenben 0fen
gu tperfen. Die Srou befano iid
aur 3eit BET ibrer Mtiitter IN Ser
Nahe bon Slain ouf @eindl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
Ganias Stir Marft6eridt.

Ranias gitp, 10. DECEMBER
Acknowledgements 10000; Marfi:
bette idmere Stiere feit Ieihte Ct
mos idmd4er.
SdbrIinee, felt.
aiibe, felt.
5tofers, bette felt, anoere lane.
lam bis nieOriger.
91lber, felt.
Sdweine-3ufltbr 10000; Marft
felt bis 10c nieoriger.
9urfidnitt$prei8 9.50-10.15.
S0fiter 9reiS 1925.
Shafc-3ufubr 5000; Miartt felt
bis Zoe nieorieer.
@efiitterte 2dmmer 1870.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
SOipital nieSeras6ranut.

8ourmont, 10, 10, 0e5.-Goots
aoipitol, cine it1otiide Anitolt lpur-
DC aeItern nndt eir Moiib Der Slam.
men. Die 80 @otienten tonuten
nrtr nit aroBter Mliibe gerettet ner.
oen. Gin 5cuertuebrmofln murOe
perlett. Ger 8ert oes apbdiioes
betrug efiUa 100000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
Nm Ser StrMina oebt's
Nniiertem Iebledtt!

Berlin 10. 9ea. (5unfenberidt.)
9ns Rriegsamt meIbete belite,
BOB Die an Der Gtrumn ii6 emit
mifelnoen Sample fir Die bulgori.
iGen uno tilrfiihen Gruppen etuer
giinItigen 8erlaufen nebmeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
greisflOpferei nit t6Hl. @nsaana.

8euber, Colo. 10. Sea. = Scr
20idbrige Breistlopfer Soiepb 80.
nero erbielt geitern bel einem Brei8.
borfampf BON Sad 9rotton bon
San 6ronci8co einen 10 beftigen
5dlog, ooB or nod 8mei Stunoeu
ben @etIt aufgnb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
9plisiit eridpiien.

Chicago, 81, 10. 0e8. = 0et
Golt3tft gopnrh S. MtilbibiG, ber
I'M bieiigen Stalieneroierte[ einer
s5taliener sur Reoe lteaen nolte,
neil CT cine iunge Dame ouf Der
6troBe belditigte, prroe BON oieiem
nie0ergeI6oiieu unb 10 idper Der
lett, Dab er Ser 8linoe erlag. Sn
ben lebteu boar 8o6en iino in
iener @egeno fat Elm 9uten6 N}or-
De oorgefomnten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
BIkcit ibt perbretbcn
inn clektriidcn Stmbl!

Oiiming, g. g.. 10, 9ea.- Der
neun5ebnidbrige StanleD 8tGiteiu
un6 Der 20idDrige GborIes Stunt
rom lebnten Die ibuen gemdbrte
b%reit1gige @algenfriit ab uno fulr.
Ben beltte bingeriftet. 6ie maren
beiOe oeS Morbes I'M erften @roOe
iiberfiibrt u1o gum CODE Derurteilt
rporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
Sran5. Sebladbti6iff
Opfcr cines MsBcctcs!
Sui am IL. DECEMBER beIdGOiei
mOrSen iein; 6raufrcid itellt
0ieS nod in 4breSe.

amlterbom 10. Ge3 - @te oi(
oelrtide Aouiralttdt geitern in Ser.
lin offi8iea befonnt CAB, lit Elm iran,
86iiides SdIadtidiff bon Der asa.
trie.aloIie ont IL. DECEMBER int DIT.
telldrloiiherl Weere bon eiaem oeut.
iden Sauhboot angegriffen nnt
Our6 3orpeoos idauer beid6oigi
mor0elt.
6ran5. SrdusportSampfer torpeSiert.
Sn Dem 9eridt beiBt e8 meiter,
bob Der nrmierte fran3oiii9e Grams.
portOmnpfer 0Magbelan" Elm Sdifi
BON 5000 Gornen uno nit ta1ieno
g2ann Iruppen an 8oro am IL.
9esem6er tnrpeoiert nuroe.
Sranfrei6 lensnet.
2onoon 10. Qe5. Bon Der
fran3oiii6en aomiralitdt tpllroe &C.
tern befannt gegeben OaB an Dem
oeutifen 8eriht bon Der ihmerell
gei6aoigung zines fran6oiilden
56ladtihiffes bon Der Batrte.S tloiie
nidt8 8abre8 iei. (Benn Die oeltt-
ide aonlirolitat e8 oifi5iea bebaup.
tet. Oaun lit es io.) Der 8erluIt
0es DNtagbeIon@ lei bereits beri6tet
moroen, beiogt nod Der frau8oiiide
9eriht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
0entidler General neitpr6en.

&onoon, 10. 3e3. General b..
Gabed, gefeblsBaber elmer Ger an
Der 8eitfront fGmpfenoen oeutiden
arneett, lit elmer arantbeit erIegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
DemtItlanH kantt
ntdbt bc1ic0t tuerHen!
Ter inn GEil lebenbe tidcdilde Bro.
feIiOr MaiarBf sibt Sieie
GrflarnHg al.

Sonoon 1. De5. (Ger 9oit. Bon
@ilbur 3. 5oreit, aorreiponOert Der
EagIidcH Omaha GribIne) - Bro
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
pmaGa @etreibemnrft.

0mabo 10. 9e8ember.
Garter 8ei5en-
Ger. 2. 166h-169b
Gr. 8. 1631b-t6S
Scr. 4. 1916
@eiBer 6riibiabrsmei8en-
gtr. 2. t61-169
Scr. 8. t58-t66
0urorn 8ei5en-
Ger. 2. 1916
Scr. 3. 159-164
8eiBeS Storm
9tr. 2. S8-8S1a
Qr. 8, S7B-86
Scr. 4, S634-S7
gtr. 5. 861a-87
Scr. 6. 86-87
@eIbe8 aorn-
9er. 2. S7h-8S
Ger. 8. S6sA-8715
ger. 4. 86B-87A
gtr. 5. $3.50
Scr. 6. S4-85
@emiIdte8 aorn-
Scr. 2. s6A-s7M
g1r.3. 8615-S7h
gar. 4. S615-87
Scr. 8. $3.50
SIR. 6. S4-S5
@eiBer Sofer-
gtr. 2. 52-521b
StanOaro Safer 5tM-52
Scr. 8. 5th-5tM
9tr. 4. 5t-5tA
@erIte-
@alagerfte 9S-10S
6littereerfte 84-92
Roaacn=
SCI. 2. tSo-i9t
ser. ). l29-i30
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q. Snieph Marftbendlt.

ct. Soiepb, IS. Deaenber.
9inopieb-3ufubr $500; @earfi
lungiam mo uieOriger.
Soditer @reis 1925.
S6mcine-8uhlbr 10000; @orfi
5-10c nieoriger.
9urhlGnittspreis 9.55-9.95.
S0diter @reis 1915.
Sdnfe-3ufubr 5000; Martt feli
bis Toe n~ie0riger.
@eiHtterte SdmHler 1920.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
g6ieaau @larft6eridjt.

Chicago, 10. 0e3ember.
&inSnieb-3ufubr 5000; MAarft
felt. Sofiter 8rei5 am Mtontag
por 1850.
Comedian @raiters 900.
SSGbrIinge 1910.
S6meine-8ufnbr $4,000; Marft
ourhidnittlid ettpas bober bts
idmad.
0urhidmittsprGis 9.80-10,10.
96dIter 4ret8 1925.
$4,000; @sarft felt,
@efiittertc 2dmmer 1926.
@eItli6e 2dmmer HOO.
5eeoer 2dmmer 1885.
Soabo 2ammer 1925.
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9ccf Stiere, aftinc bis felt.
Quite big bette ycarliHs 9eeOeS
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-19
utarRtberi6tc.
cmada Marftberidt.

0mnbo, 10. DECEMBER,
&inOOieh-3ufuhr $500.
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Die Fahrt der

pom 9anI Q6nia

aaptan OeS 1lueriee.5radtdifes p2entdIanS@.
Gr5dblung Der HeiIe 0es eriten u.Sanoels-
bootes bon Bremen nod Baltimore
nno ieiner @eimfaDrt.
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drab limits Of the Five Towns, out Of
the ruok Of commonplace souls
London or even Liverpool would be
paradise enow. In These twain
! you. find tho Clayhangers Well into
! the venture Of married life IN 3urs-
ley the appallingly virtuous aud
honest Edwin, perhaps less tnid
than formerly, but still opprossiVely
thoughtful, and highstrung, far
reaching, passionate, impulstve llilda-
fIilda with the stability Of ClayhanR
cr's name To shelter her from the ar
termath of her unsanctified union
with George Cannon And Of George
Cannon aud his bigamous adventure
naught remains save an uneomfort-
able memory and young George, who
calls Edwin uncle" without suspt-
cion Of his namelessnoss.
The inevitable conclusion is mat
llilda is bound 70 have her way in
everything. without compromise and
that Edwin VIII find contentinent IN
granting her desires 1T times when
his 0cquicsccnce viii look to him as
IL he were granting her something
which she didn't think SHE was going
TO get
Mr. BENEFITS STYLE is characterls-
tically cynical the sort of cynioism
however which stirs up amusement
rather than irritation. There Is
abundant humor of tho subtle kind
not fun, hum0l such as one finds in
the observation for instance, that
Mr. Peartree. when praised tried
unucccsslullA to look as If he was
nobody IN particular
THE BOOKWORM
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about Mrs Fishers work which sets
her aside from those realisis who sue
coed in getting fhe effect only of the
Immediately dreary ana trigial Tho
Fart of the book showing the least
perfect dctachmcnt is that Ia which
sho pictures the extremes Of life in
the college town whore Sylvia's child
hood is spent. Although her ma
tefial Is first hand. there Is % hint Of
animosiIy in the description Of the
social ambitions Of one element in
this community ana a plHylulncss
which is a bit forced in the uniform
huovancy with which Professor Mar
shall helps his wife TO swing the
housekeeping difficulties Incidental TO
a salary Of $1,000 a year ana a fam
iy Of five,
sylvia herself is thoroughly true to
life, a triumph Of keen understanding
and creative ability. The constant
conflict OF influences In her life is re-
lated with o vividncss and force which
alone would carry the story In the
heart tragedy of Judith, the sister
AtA' - III NAfFiiNiA wv - Nf NfAAn''N'i
Of the heroic mother, we find brief
for eugenics; yet this is only one OF
the many vital things which abound
in the book Mrs Fishers is one of
tho novels which VIII in every way re-
pay the reading.
After having read the long prom
ised third of Arnold Benefits give
Towns trlogy, the reviewer feels
that perhaps Edwin and Hilda Clay
hanger have been brought as near
certain sort of patched-up happiness
as they Will ever find this side OF the
grave. And at that we are ready 10
My wager that they will never lie
peacefully side by side in the same
cemetery. This is a hint at what the
author doubtless considers the end OF
These Twain" that the Clayhangers
may sometime plant their rooftrcc
somewhere far beyond he drcar
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at the palace TO discuss the early in
habitants of this immediate section.
Mrs. Walter Will tell of the PaJaritan
people, and Mrs. Pope Of the prchis-
'toric Tanos villages. Mrs. H. l.. Will
son is in charge Of the class on the
following day the Archaeological So
ciety of New Mexico viii have the
first parlOr meeting of the year as
the guests of Judge and Mrs. n. Il.
Laughln. The program Will be given
by Mrs. Wilson's class in archaeology
and the topic will be northern Africa,
Miss Conrad and Mrs. Collins leading
On the day following, Gerald Cassidy
will hang his new pictures at the pal
ace, the canvases coming from san
Diego, Colorado Springs and Los An
geles, where the critics have praised
them highly. The Cassidy exhibit
succeeds the Allen True exhibit, in
which h dozen pictures were hung
this week and which has created a
furorc
On January is, Col. r. r. witch
ell viii address the Woman's club
at its regular meeting His subject is
When Women Built the Temples
and he Will show from old records
and archives that the missions Of
New Mexico, the Palace of the Gov
ernors ana other historic structures
were actually built by the women of
New Mexico who did even the rough
work Of laying the adobe bricks or
pudding the adobe mortar. ON jan
uary % he will deliver a lecture on
Lew Wallace and His Books 1t be-
ing the formal ceremony OF taking
over the Rogers bronze bust Of Cen
eral Wallace and other gifts to the
Museum of New Mexico. by Henry
Wallace, the son of Lew Wallace
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SEVENTEEN ART EXHIBITS.

During the year 1915, seventeen art
exhibits by artists of national fame,
have been hung in the Museum of
New Mexico. certainly a splendid
showing for new state and Il small
town like Santa F'e In the beginning
of the year, the exhibits AVERAGED
one month but since Thanksgiving
four exhibits have been hung. BY the
end of the next year the fine new
gallery with modern lighting and
other accessories and equipment, is
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He Uses the Safe and
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a. Enrd Concjo, Calf, writes as
follows - have sold Foley's Honey
Of cough medicines for a number III
years. but never use anything but
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tnthlnking ANA careless people neg
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Santa Fe Society Notes

to be ready for exhibits ana then e.
forts will be made to secure pictures
not only Of the southwest but OLD
masters as well as the most represent
atNe work of modern painters. The
dates of the exhibits were as follows:
January "a, eight artists; February
IA, Beauregard Crayons; March .
first annual Photographic exhibit;
April 4, Curtis exhibit; May 3, Beau
regard water colors; June g, Sheldon
Parsons summer exhibit; June ~,
loan art exhibit, July !, Milleson,
Rawles, Parsons exhibit; July %, Par
sons pastels August s, Taos colony
exhibit; october "a, Cassidy sketches,
November II, victor Higgins, Deem
Der 49, Camera club exhibit, Decen-
Der 10. Parsons. Vierra, Myers, Hig-
gins December 90, Allen +. True.
The first new exhibit in January viii
be by Gerald Cassidy.
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND ART SYM
POSTUM

The Santa Fe Woman's club will re-
sumo its activities Immediately after
New Year-aafter the holiday lull.
on Tuesday, Mrs. ~ b. I.aughlin will
make an illustrated talk at the Palace
of the Governors To the club on the
Hopi snake dance. the slides being
loaned by Miss Livingston. formerly
of Tularosa In fact, January will be
an archaeological month, for on Mon
day of next week, the archaeological
class Of the Woman's club will meet
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