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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-04-06
HARNESS! HARNESS!

We are selling lots of harness and
still have lots of them to sell. Our
line of harness is still practically un-
broken. Come in and look at the
niftiest line ever shown in Leon. We
still have q few sets of our u inch
Slip Tug and Concord Special Price
ON hand vet. They are bargains.
Come and get one.
Yours for Business,
ROWSHER & sBOWSHER.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-04-06
Notice..

To all it may concern:
You are hereby notified that the
good roads special will stop at HUM
eston Friday afternoon at 3:45 and
at Corydon at 1920, April Sth.
One of the five cars in the tram
carries the U. S. Office of public roads
exhibit of model roads, with govern
ment engineers in charge.
Walter Osborn, County Auditor.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-04-06
Brethren Church.

Sunday school will begin promptly
at 9:45 Sunday morning. Everybody
welcome.
The regular monthly meeting of
the S. S., C. E. will be held at the
church Saturday afternoon at $500
o'clock, instead Of 2:30 on account
of the Equal Suffrage meeting at the
tabernacle at 2. Mrs. George Sanger
will be the leader.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-04-06
Captured a Wolf.

Will Mahoney, Jesse Maynard and
Henry Shore captured big wolf on
the Mike Griffin farm southeast of
Leon last Saturday, Mahoney having
the honor of killing the wolf. The
boys received county warrant of
$40 from the county auditor for the
pelt, and some of the sheep in that
neighborhood will not be bothered
anv mnra
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-04-06

eral expenses of husband of ward in
sum OF $47.5O, to M. c. Woodard
who advanced the same.
Estate of Jacob Crum. Widows
allowance fixed at $500.
Estate of Ralph c. Spurrier. Will
probated. Robert Turner appointed
executor with bond of $4,000.
Guardianship of James Bay ct al
Dismissed.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-04-06

Appanoose county not only has the
largest population of any county IN
the district, but the census for 1910
and also the 1915 census shows that
Centerville is the largest city in the
district Cheston used to hold that
honor, but Centerville now outclasses
the crest city by 231. The following
table gives the population of the
county seats in the eighth district in
the order of size:
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-04-06
Some Census Figures.

From the Population Bulletin of
the Census of Iowa for the year 1915,
which has just been issued, we CLEAN
The following figures in regard to the
last state census.
The population of the eleven coun-
ties in the eighth congressional dis
trrt ic &C follows
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-04-06
Marriage Licenses.

w. A. Rumley, Leon -
Eta NJ. Lille, Leon. ~ |
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-04-06

Call on Jess Bennett for all kinds
OF cement work. cement cisterns and
well dirginr phone. 34-tf
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-04-06
meet me at Cherrington's.'

BOWsHER 3 BOWS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

VSOFIIstHua sun Ar Q, etitsI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

bier bisber oas @ort ODER oen Sttft
ergriffen baben .gepiB nihtl limo
BON oencn Die iit toftboa uuo III
tiinltIeriiher @eipiiienbaftiofeit nit
IeuBcrllnaen suriidbieltcn. lpdre iie
bon benz Momeute an elcihiolS uiht
mebr 81 erparten. oo iie jib enua
uah Dem SbluB ocS arieqes .,ein.
itellen~ wollten. Dlohten lih bod bel.
5eiten ale euten Gcutlhcn suIon.
moni9lieBen linn Die @cfabr oes
9bnupiniSnns BON itnierer altnlt
tern3ubaltcn rn0 ab3ulDebreu. @itroe
cine Stromtno ciniebcn, oie quite
ousldnbiifc BiIoer oerbonntc nnS
etwa ieoc ueuc Rcguue untrriodlte
nit Der 0enun3iotipn ais ,gIusl1.
oerci" unO punoeutihen Gnobienuls~
oonn p6re boS elm Ghlna fir Bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

SHlocbtenl5enen aus Dem 9fuIliih-
Soponiitben Seloouge aeben. gs bat
iih infoIge Der nnerb0rten @sattbeit
itno giaoringliAfeit ieiner Sbilbe.
rlnaen bic 2eecnoe apbilbet, oaB ".
.. Stobl ais geriAtcritottcr ooer gIt.
tod)t sen 6eIojug miteeniodlt babc.
0icic 2cgenoe lit nber fnlidb gIoge
bon &obl bat nicmals ntebr mitge.
niaht, als etlpo Elm Wlanouer in lei.
ner O6niiben Sciuiot. CAB CT cine
Scitlong Ofii6icr mar, eribciNt fat
ne6cniddlid, Senn felt ltcbt, B CT
cine Sbloft niemolS ocieben at,
Scinem aeitpeiligen Gffi5icrbt III
fam er 0eroOe Die &enntnis Der Sad.
mlSoriidc prroanfeiL Die natiirIim nit
Scr @utbt Der ShilOcriins gar nihts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
sIaf Der SleeOc BON galOuifi.

Der Sdiroffo bat ittb opeefiinoiet.
@iner feudteii @d)miile lift Oas rpltn-
0erobr tiefeNBIaus 0es gSiriuomentS.
Die iuobIige, trotfene Quft gapibeu,
unb ons ionSt 70 'GIdtte, btaue Wieer
bbaitiut litb l6nGit 81 trGltieln. Slider
nlo 5Hiifer ittliern Der SHilte an.
nit pollcu @odcn bldit Scr Mino III
ibre tpeiBeu. eeI6eL brnlntcn Segel.
idpingeii, bob ueiber @iidt bic
@crHpuno itbcrflutet,
Ser Slider Gaaclucrf'ilt boIlbroht.
spait geute idiper belaoen, 5iebeu ibre
Baden MN Der beintiihcn &iiitc Sis,
Sin frieolib @erf lit eS. mic picle
nnoerc Merfe. ggcrn ouh hlitbtper 5it
meiitern. fiibrt es bod oum 8iele;
,,Wenicben ndbren, sitdbIen, iie crbal.
ten. Dot lnien mir Die Blidc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

n - =
gu tltn pat Wle fOaG@onsoruue'1aann
Np q'g OCT SaleIuns'snen =. 80 !. .'p9l.e
oilrv l9re @eA'HAls s'n ~s~ler oH
'VSoUeA. ds,' 49,, ...a o,..sa..,,.,.
Ell ylll uHVelys lsvtls'cJvs oVslP'sl's' HI
asllgU ~'s'slnto'I. ~. oe.ls'' .sss'1sp ~
HoSssarn usS ~ oesnst .. % a. SSo
ss, n ~"sS'' VsSss'' S
ey",,,s 9e1 ...n Sgs aee ,str;a,'Ss, arr s1Vo'S MI
,,'E.a ao 'sg es6o % Sosssrs,. ~ sSt ",,S 3" ,;sls
susg.s w. 49,, NJ eSl'ys'Ns ~ , NV IN
no1VsV coz, I'd enns S Ml.%t;,,.' !, S,cIe,s'
s.,ua q ~, t;fs Ssr | sSr,ec d. Spn
g;,sto, tpSt y; q S Ss,I;ot's,s,, c,,sb S,ts-hieis
sT,o,St So, bnt+e ~ ,,n,S n;iisrrrc,,s esocmer
cs+;gSo,',',- gS S','ss Nov egr;sC ,,,sS,ti - inn.
So~,, 4, ,;;, MI SfjSrSs,Ns;tscosA9fte i
-, -, :, ). -; S NY ,,rSsh,,ssnhsreS az.
c;ss,;s '''s''s'2 ,,~yr,S" ,sy,r XII, h;p S,ei,.
fcby p;Iiarrrors o,is Sem anlerifont.
Sd,@p sahcutelyrerIebcn ruf Deltld).
IonS nleies yIebnig tr,dt'fe 2iIien.
rrcn ,uut 1id,tct unOicrIf ,,od5 oieier
cr,nes,,no i,hrieD et iene 4rieSsno,
nenor Ncm,n ,,nSre,,!Sir foeit tpeniaer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Die Mottnihnft itebt bereit. Die 93d.
Der oes 9etriebs 3u Ieiten. Shon lii
ocr gIngriff augptitnoiat. Gem
aomnonOonten ideiut es erauion
toiticno WleniheuieeIen nit einem
@riff bon ibrem Seib 8u trenncn. &c
5aat oa atit Die 8iIidt ibn ihuea
ouf ieiuen Soften.
Gin ggort elm @rifi uno raj.
ielno. 6iiteno ieet iih Elm Eorpeoo
nod Dem onOeren in @eweaung.
@rooeluo iteigt Der @iiht slltoee,
lpeiBe Spuren aeiHnet ibre iidlere
@obn.
gln @or0 oes 6einOeS miro cs ieet
lebenoia. Oonpfiirenen beulen. OaB
0ie Guft cr5ittert. imO W}cnihen
itrcien, itiirmen ourheinonocr. Gin
ihredlid Soocso6ncn ecbt ourh
ibrc &eiben. ga fratht 0as SMtiF
IN allen Sugeu es leet Htb oui eine
Scite uno uilrieIt leincn Snbolt
ourdcinauocr. IicSicits oiInet
lid ooS Wlcer. 6ouheuO. toicn0,
brouicuo itcist cine rieliae s9orer.
tinit gen &tmnel. @ootc. SSr6Ne lm0
slnfcr nit lid reiBeno Gas Def
miro gdn5Iih iibcrilutet.
gsie Elm Rli0el Stride. Dem ser
Sdoer icine @oitcn ihidt. iiiebt oie
Serltorermcllte oliSciuauoer; ieoob
Der 6eino miro nidlt aeiihtei. CT Der.
idmono l6nnit IaiitloS III oen gSOgen.
p9lette lid, ncr fanni~
Do gI1tteu ith Die 9QoNer; Sic
ibeiocnoe Sonue irbidt ibrc leeten
Stroblen um0 bic Shlpinaen Der
S'odlt breiten lire Shottcu iiber Sic.
les Rieienarob.
Ssenn an6 non Wleuihcnban0 be.
gonnen III es bod Elm Wcrt 0es
ShopTcrs, oes oerehteu 9lihters olIer
| 6rebeltot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

uns cine Generation bon &iinitIern
Ihenfte, ourb Den ariee geipedt unO
eroogen9
@cben mir ims feineu &rugicbliii-
len binl @ir baben oil ben friibcrcn
geiipielen eeieben, Dab bic @tiion
oeS Ssricees I'M clemeutoren Gimme
genau 10 mSeIib 1T. obne Die mmit.
telbore glnibouung. 9liAt oie gIiii.
natme GuBercr Gnoriide entiMeioct
ionoern oos imere grlebnis. DoS
iuBerc etIebnis lit ioeor oft ein SIN.
iocrungsgruno fir 0us 3uitanoefom.
men Der YiIion.
@te ltcbt es olIo nit ser Grueue,
runo Der Oeutiden @unit, ioweit Der
Arieg bobci cine 9loae ipielt9 SIT bon
oeu DnbeimeebIiebencn riur ngle
BIiitc al erporten3 Bon beneu, Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
TsrHipreder in Ssn ierbii6eu gerseu.
Bon Grnit Srcbciins, iiiSSitlider
ariessIdanpIat.

Bfuei Gage Dor Dem uebergdng am
"siiernen Cor" treffen mir in Sriooo
EN-. IerNen idon iebnIidIt ertuartct.
SLm iibern6bIteu @aorgen Allnft
nelln llbr, ioueu Die erIteu Sturm-
Ir'ppen iiber oie Douou sebeu.
SlnIge I. unO. t. @eueralitdbIer bonn
Aoertommonoo Ttno icbon einge.
A.rotten. Sic morteu ouf telepboni-
l9en glniHIuB. 9Iuh Sic oide 9erta,
DN clterreibii6eu Wlotormorier uno
ous SHerenfernrobr pben auf benz
SWTlple! Der unsorii1en @erge, Die 3
sueoerlesunesIteIlen om Donaiutfer,
'S.e ~ wfalbineneeluebre ilno Stranoge.
lVHse lporten barollf. llniere gluf,
euOe tit es, ole g[nihIuIie in elmer
gs!neI'liomen 8entrole ali oereinigen,
As1l1f oer @enerolItub bic Operotio.
5!sn s InIttelS 6ertipreders leiten fam.
'NSS SeltlInasnes ioa 10 ldnca pie
.AUgltp ous9ebmtt iperoen. @s beiBt
ogngeben. - Stoot iIt iiberfiiat
aN,i IVY &rlppen l.Qe 2unrtierc ltarf
ueieet, llnlcr 8ue miro i'm glmtgse.
Ts9t unteraebrodt, Sum EeiI in Sen
1eeren @ef1nenis6eucn. @ir Iiben oa.
su ssu gum eritenntol bnltcr ,ld6tpcoi-
gNgen @oroinen~; bcicbcn neuqierig
n n.e QUEEN @iicnItdbe bcr oen fleinen
SSnden, oos tiinmerIirbe Snocntor ser
9sHen. Do6 es bIeibt penig 8rit 5u
sSgerden. @epdd obscIcat un6 oonn
sSSap'el'nl9lt tpieoer 5u Den SSobroeugen.
Bsrll'Iter nit 0enl iiberfliiiItaen 8au.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
lHuttt 8alkatt.

libcu, nidt tpieoerougebenoen Hor.
perberrentungcn. Grittieren NIT ell.
ncm 6reuoengebeul iiber oic weitcrcn
WtiiBcn. V9ir bouen ipeiter. ~
NIcbr lino mebr iieiat Der Wea an,
lluierc ihwereu sroben pferoe
onlilpien. 0ie Gait Der tleincn, sluei.
rGorieen @ebirgstorren - bic aro'
ben, uierr6origen @alnpogeH, Die urs
ourcb ean5 gelaien unS StorOfrouf-
reid trueen mibten i'm DEPOT 0ll.
rildbleiben lit niht groB; bod bic
g9ege limo bonn bielen Regcn tDeidt
sic iSteiaime crbeblidl. Spdrlidcr
ueroen Die @1ume. nieOriges grout
MIR entiproBt oem SScIIen. @ir bmien
in Sicbt oes SeinOes. Seben glugen.
bid fam er rlns einiee @roroten
ooer Shropneas ouf Den A5elB bren.
men, MIio mOsIihit Defung.
Neiter fSunen bic %ferbe nimmer.
Simmer ibroffer iteigt bet Berg on-
Eiefe SIcgenrinnen frelSen liuieren
@faO. Die Gorren miiiieu SuriidbIa!.
ben. &br SuboIt tuanoert ouf bic
5huItcr ser ScIearapbilteil. sic itno
jest 2eituno8buuer lln6 nebenbei nod
Iroetiere. Rruiteno ipinDet iiA Der
Grupp 0urd oidtes Gcitriipp. itol.
pcrno unS feuGenO eebt'S iibcr Sells
oerou, tiefe @iniHnitte itto elitihige
SHIamuutIben. God Dos 0iel lit
nint mcbr fern, Gben, tnlt nuf Der
Bergtuppp. ifimmern etnige BIod.
tiitten ourd bcrbitIiHes 2nnbtperf.
Dort itebt 0as @herenfcrnrobr. 8il
ibm oieben mir unicrc Strippe .Sdil.
flyer I0ien ii6 bic Eelcgropbiiten ail
Der Erage ob. Deter nniB peritnauft
peroen. @nOIih iino ipir obeu.
SbneI oen 6elOierrIpreAcr aliae.
(teut. oie grbIeitung seitredt uno
bGibe Qeittneen an oen glppdrnt &C.
leet. 8peis, 0reinlal iA'pirrt Die
Gltrbel oes Snouttors.
n6ier 8entrale Sriobal~ fonts
ourh oas Telepbon.
aSier MISUNDERSTANDING oni
@obe @ir lino chen nit Der
2cititng fertie eeiporoeui mic lit bic
9eritdnoierma9"
ggcrit6noieuna ousee3ei6uet.
SAIMb!~ n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

ocs Weilieus lit oos 8idtioe lHo gnt.
i1eioenoe, ionoern bic Yiiion oeS
SiinItlers. @ie oft iiub nirbt bic oc-
naueitcn &enner eines beltinnllten
Wlilieus p0aig unaureiHcnoc Oar
Itcler llno mie oft iinO ni6t Die NJ
tcnIipItcn Goriteaer eines bcltinlnlten
W2iIieuS nubpeisbor fat ODER gan5
obne ale logcnannte Daotcrialfculit-
nisl Gs Iei gritottet, einiGe @eilPieIe
All nenncn Die 9crnOe auf oen Grle1
@e5ug bobcn. Tic erihiittcruolte unO
6anacnoitc 0nriteaitng ocS ariegcS
beliten mir pon Mage BON aobI BEL
fen ,9Solait ocr Wtifrobcn~ Die Plus
iobrt Scr rniiiiAen Shpor5necr-
1loitc inter glOnlirol &oieitpensfg
uno oeiien ..Nopcacu" uIonoidluriihc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

mabre oeutiAe SAunit. pie er Iie Der.
nthtenoer niht treffea fonnte. @enn
8unlt iibcrbnnpt Iein iou, Is naiR
6reibeit oes @eiItes, 8ori,rteilsloIia.
teit uuo Wleni6tbfeit iein. 0as,
AnslhlieBuns uuo politiIhe Sen.
oen8cn iinO Der So6 Ser S9unltl @iele
cmpnHoen oaS, ober iie Dcroeu ee.
1enilber Dem oaS @ubffiim einIttd.
ternoen @braientlm nur olrd 81.
ionlmcnihhlb ctlpas errcihen fonnen.
Cab Der ariea untcr sen i'm Sel0e
StcEcnoen ueur aiinitler erpeden
piro, iii iebr unpobrihenllh ToB
er ben meniaen elelneltaren Snae.
nicn bic ieet oic Uniform troacn,
glnregunacn aebcn miro. iii m0alicb.
Vlber and 0oooR b1nat bic Grnrue.
ring uuicrer Muit uicbt al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Ben iicb perfouftcu, um0 sic Shpar-
SEN @rnunen. @elben9 II Sic iino
SfloOcn; iic baben feline Mcinung.
@leiheS bat Die @cIt nod nie aeie.
benl -
8 gr0Btc SHonoe oler 3citcn! -
Cine foitbare @ure oiluftS oie
9riten, oenn iorgiam miro cos Shiff
bealeitet non elmer ilinfen, ibmor8cn
Shar 8eritorer. Sn groBeu &reiic
umgeben tie oos Shiif, tdn5eIuo fol-
aen iie Dem S{urie; 6Iaagen rno
Stouoer bl00cn iid Mitig i'm @mOc.
Sc lit MN Der @egncr? Gin min.
5ig 9lobr oas SpGbcrauac mlr
1T iirbtbor. Der itIunfc 9au nit lei.
ncm WledouiSmus. ieiucm Trilmpb
Der @iiIenihoit imO Sctnif. Der.
birgt iih in Oen bIauen SIutcn.
9{oh lit Der 6cinO uidt nab qcmia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

material uno @erGt. 9tur oas ebeu
GrforoerIibe blcibt broben. - 8ebn
Minuten ip6ter roIlen uniere Gurren
ibnenitens wieOer 5iim Cor binauS.
Der 8oltrupp bepeet iih in leid.
tenn @alopp. Ole beioen Telegrapbi-
itcn ON Der Graee baben oen glniang
oes Gobels sur 3entraIe bineinge-
reibt. S1nea beridwinoen iie unt
Die ndHite StroBenedp. c5Gipirreno
orebt iicb oie GronlmeI. @ait geihidter
Sono berIcet Der nit Der Drabteabel
oas 6iinne aobel in Die gGune, be-
rutt poripringen0e @eiimie, Dob.
rinuciL 6enIterl1oen ino Reflomen-
idiIoer ais gIuflaee fir feline Strippe.
g8ur gei6pino poriudrts. Ole oienit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

riidlpdrts idpeifen. @or nitbt nett
bon iener STEELE, oa ltebt oes EooeS
gLQpeuaIt nit eiiestoIten1, itorrem
9[ntIit, NIT eetpoItieen Shwineen.
SeriegI 9ernidptiugl - Ser
eeltunel -
Wstt ibneIlem Sdrmtbenidluee
oridt Goupffraft sen &cloB oes
arieaeS our1 Dos oilfeewiiblte Mlecr.
Der iboric Bug iheiOet Maier obne
gnoe, meiBe Sbwaoen ihleuOerno,
oic longium untergeben i'm emigen
Moeengetiimmel. Sein breiter 9fiidcn
trGet Die S6Ioner, Sfloben. $enfers-
fnehtc @roBbritanniens; Die onr5c
9elt lit oa beriommelt.
Mclher @eiit beberriht uobl oieie
Mlonncn2 ~ SIT es Treue Bu Seu on.
qeitammtcn Qon0c2 9seiul Shno,
ser N}onunon lit cs. fir oen sic gSei,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
SVsr aries auS bic fiiuItIidc BRO.
lS ~ bnftlun.

- SV0E'i.tHna sOu sr Q, esltH.
.u.T o,.s alniere llnteriuduue ouSAcbuen
sr, SnI ote &iinitIer, Die lett lclblt ols
sSvO'oaten ~, o I'M @rieee lino. ggic miyft
VT atriea ouf ibre Proouftion9
N gre lnnoI6ufiee @orItcllitne lit,
i' SuB elHe entI6eiOenoe Sfoac fir Ole
SI'aere Sla e 8ereitberung eines aiiuliIcrS
D's ci' Senntnts eineS nellcn W2otcriaIcS,
oSe.. asS nel'en WliIieus ipicIt. GaS 1T
1Sse ,;D1s nllr iebr beOinet ric54igl Nlotc.
Sor S~'tSsnrtnis unO fiinitlcriibc Sroft
i%ioSS SS9Iloerilng lin0 5mci oSllie Der,
''9'sOs''e GiHae. Otidt oil Ssenntnis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

freien Truppen ieben intereiiert au,
2relso rno quer eeDt's OlIrH einige
onitcieen0e StroBen. 0ie Reripberie
oes St1ot1cns 1T crreitf. ggir pol
Iicrcn einoelue 3ieernerbebauirn
Iie Snidiicn itcJen Dor ibren 9ntten,
aoffen uns an. @ini0e Bibi1e @uben
in maIeriid 5erlumpten sleioern
itieten Iidb beron, iAnorrcn Inn einen
&reuser. Ginige @lipferMiinoen flte'
gen in Sen lebmiaen Wlorait. Wlit
einent Sedtiprtng iauien Die fIeiuen,
braunen @erIhen nod, flouben init
flinfen S1nOen i'm Sdbnub berlnl,
rnRfen rno priiaeIn iih nm Die
geute. Stcaen iih in @oiitur, bol-
ffbren, fIein uno bolbnodt ipie iie
fms. einen @auhton5 nit alien n6g-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-05
"My dolly's prettier'n yournr'

My dolly's prettier'n yournp
.'She is not! Anyway, my dolly's
got prettier dress and hat. ! made
it myself" proudly
We'll, my mamma made my dolls
clothes and she can make dresses
better'n you can, so there"
"She is not. She cannot. I'll tell
my mamma on you! Mamma,
Frances says my dolly amt as pretty
as hers Observation-Disclosures says
her dress isn't pretty-boo-hoo, boz
Now, then, dearies, you mustn't
quarrel. 1t isn't nice" came mother
to the rescue. Now, kiss and make
up, children"
This was the only incident which
marred the pleasure of the social
soiree, the gathering of dollies and
their little mammas, for Burgess-Nash
company's second annual doll party
in the Cricket room. From until 5
O'Clock close to 1000 little misses and
their dollies were served with ice
cream and cake at specially placed
little tables and chairs, only twenty
inches high.
No informal affair was this, but
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-05
Commercial Club
Makes New Plan for
Maternity Homes

Three distinct suggestions have
been made by the city health and
hospitals committee Of the CONNER
cial club with regard to the super
vision OF maternity homes in Omaha.
The subject has been referred to the
committee on public welfare, which
will cooperate with the health and
hospitals committee and the public
welfare board of the city in an effort
to provide such legislation as may be
necessary in the future.
The suggestions made by the COM
mittee are:
: ~ Have licenses for maternity
homes issued by the State Board Of
Charities instead Of the State Board
OF Health. CIRCULATION and super
vision OF maternity homes seem to
fall more strictly within the field Of
charities and corrections than within
the field OF the State Board OF
Healthy
(2) Enact a provision giving the
probation officers Of the juvenile
court the right to visit and inspect
maternity homes, and the right to
prefer charges before the State Board
Of Charities for the revocation of IL
ccfses.
(3) Require licenses Of maternity
homes in counties, with a population
81 $4,000 or upwards, to report to the
chiei probation officer Of the juvenile
court within forty-eight hours the
arrival or birth in the maternity home
Of any child, and also the departure
of any child from the maternity
home, giving full information as to
parents, persons bringing or taking
away children, etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-05
'ENDEAVOREBS NAME !
ANNUAL OFFICERS.
Nebraska Union Thanks Omaha
for Cordial Receptionz4Go
to Hastings Next.
WHAT PROHIBITION HURTS

Officers were elected by the Ne
braska Christian Endeavor union Sat-
urday morning as follows: Rev. DR..
H. H. Price, Friend, president; Rev.
N. P. Patterson, Beatrice, vice presi-
dent and transportation manager;
.,ddie Wagey, Cambridge. secretary;
Clara Kimmerling, Beatrice, treas
urer.
Hastings was unanimously chosen
as the place for holding the conven-
ion next year.
Superintendent were elected as fol-
vs.: Juniors (and field secretary,
G., &c F. Hooper, Crete; intermedi-
ates, Mrs. Charles D. Pantle, Falls
City; missions, Vida Learner, Wake
field quiet hour, Rev E. H. Pontius,
Mynard; tenth legion, Mrs. Viola
Miller, Lincoln; Christian citizenship,
Rev. H. c. Farley. Fullerton; good
literature and efficiency, Mrs. Oscar
Warp, Minden; Esperanto. Rev.
Charles P. Lang, Tilden.
Resolutions of thanks and apprecia-
ton TO the Omaha Endeavorers, and
especially the committees that have
worked hard on all the arrangements
for the convention were adopted. 1t
is pronounced the biggest and best
convention OF Christian Endeavorers
ever held in Nebraska,
Wilbur F. Crafts OF Washington,
D. G., world-famous fighter against
the opium and liquor traffic and pro-
nibition lecturer for forty-nine years,
delivered short address. He has
lust returned from Colorado.
There are only two businesses that
have been hurt by prohibition in Colo
RADIO" he said. Zone is the Jail bust
ness. They have had to close Up a
wing in the state penitentiary. The
other is the washerwoman's business.
Men take their money home now,
wife doesn't need to take in washing
and laundries have noted an increase
IT 90 per cent in their business"
The Endeavorers had laugh at
their own expense Saturday morning
when farcical business session was
staged at the Brandeis by members
Of the Omaha union, including Stuart
Wigg, E. L. Kilgorc, Miss Medley, o.
D. Davidson. John Gum and Mrs.
{. L. Kilgore.
The little play was well presented
and was vigorously applaudcd. II
showed things that should be avoided
In Endeavor meetings.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-05
Ask County to Aid Insane
And TubercuIar Victims

The county commissioners are to
be appealed to by the city health and
hospitals committee Of the CONNER
cial club in the matter Of getting bet
ter accommodations for the insane
and those afflicted with tuberculosis
in the county. DR.. J. P. LORD,
chairman Of the committee. is
to appoint special committee to
take the matter up with the county
commissioners this week. 1t is pos
sible that the next legislature will be
asked to give Douglas county author
ity to submit to the voters the propoi
sition of issuing bonds to supply
greater facilities for caring for the
ipdigcnt OF these classes within the
county.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-05
Ed Cornish Comes
Home, Mrs. Cornish
To Give More Money

Ed J. Cornish, former Omaha park
commissioner, but now president OF
the National Lead company, with
headquarters in New York, Is In the
city to assist in the camnaign Of his
brother, Albert ]. Cornish, candidate
for Judge OF the supreme court.
Il have-come home to vote" said
Mr.. Cornish. my office is in New
York, but my home is here in Omaha.
My family, my best friends and my
property interests are in Omaha.
Mrs. Cornish has not finished her
promised donations for the improve
inent OF Levi Carter park. You could
not separate her heart from this work.
Il was gratificd with the large COM
plimentary vote given to my brother
at the primary, and hope further ir-
quiry into his merits will justify con-
tinued support Of him next Tuesday"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-05
Baby Dolls and Their Misses in :
Their Very Best Bib and Tucker

strictly CONNIE il faut. Printed invi-
tations were issued to the little guests
and the hours they would be received,
designated on the invitation Chairs
about the room were placed for the
chaperons-that is, the little guests
mothers.
Each little girl was dressed in her
best little frock, with sleek, shining
curls and her very newest hair rib
bon. OF course, Violet Mae, Rosa
lind, Genevieve, plain Mary Jane and
all the rest OF the dollies were dressed
up in their very bestest, too. Why,
little Fausdeen Potts dolly had areal
crocheted cape and bonnet
my mamma made it for me last
Christmas" said Fausdeen with pride
Only one breach OF etiquette was
reported by Mother" Marsh, but that
did not amount to much.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-05
Mrs. Catherine EdhoIm, Here I
Fifty Years, Passes AWAY

Mrs. Catherine Edholm, who has
been a resident of Omaha for over
fifty years, passed away early We'd
nesday morning. The funeral serv-
ices, which were private, were held
Thursday afternoon from the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Harding
Mrs. Edholm was IS years old and is
survived by three sons, E. S. Edholm,
w. o. Edhoim and S. L. Edholm, and
two daughters, Mrs. Charles Harding
and Mrs. Charles L. Gotld.