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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-16

Ulutier belt ibrea 6iasieen Idnss
umIdIunetn, eb. Ile Ibn entlisB. yies
giue rsidte Dem BETTER bic 6anO,
aber er 500 bos wlSbdsn on Iih uno
iiibte ts ber3baIt ouf ben Mnnb.
On Der Sir taHfcbi. goOtnbuto einsn
6dMbsOrud NIT 6IDrldlk uno NIT
elen, bic btrbsigetIIt mar. g6oItt
Did broD, nitin Sunge.- ioets 9obsw
burg Su Dem BurIhtn. r6ier gu
6nnis lpollsn mir uns ipieoerfinbsn.
Die Gamilis iionb auf Der 9sr'
roiIs, ais 2abenburg our9 ben pari
ihriit uHo nod Elm pdarnal 5nrild'
ariiBie. GItsIa aIsin bseIeitste ion
bis an bic pforit. gbs 2obenburs
bas gluto bsItisg. umormten fe eiR
amber nod stnmaI.
1aebr suriid, metn @aitc". fIiiTieris
GItsla.
.eeb pobl, GeIisbt,, msine Gs,
oantsn bleiben BEL BIT. llnIere Gee
Zen fnO perbuuoen."
Ais GIteLla ben arnftnasen ous
ben Nugen perIorsn batte, tDnnbk Is
iih iiia I'm uno Idritt suriid. asin
ab1ditbsipeb beusts Fs Rieoer. sJn
ibrsn bIauen glugsn spor elm srobss
2euhten. glur sins Gmpfinbuns be-
berri6is Iis: Iersint ouf eiptg! gis
gum gi1nbe bss 2sbers, ipsnn bsr
@eIisbte rubmbeoedt sinit Sariidtebrts;
iiber ons Grab btnaus, iollten 1is ben
sefoumen 9eIbsn In 6etnbeslonh
bettsu, aufs neus bsreitt pieleift In
fernsn WtIten.
Qlm SOre BARRIE gssins. 0srrG'
tertide Srdnenitustn i4immertsn
nod ouf ibren Mongsn.
rNie i90n bu biIf, bu SinrIs,
| Iogte iis. rS5ebt besreife i9. buB q
bid lisben muBts. ib babe oid feIbIt
Iiebseponnen."
GIsl1 f6ldng ibren glrm nm Den
Baden Rssinss. GO i4rttten fl
iansIum Dem Snuie gu.
naaB mid beins Breunbiu fein N
Der Giniamteit," fubr Rssine Ieii'
fort. sd babe ibn uu6 lieb = pt'
cine S9tpefer. gBir tpoIlen suiam'
men an t9n bentsn, BON ibm Ipre4eu
unO fiir ibn beten.'
p8ir ipolIsn S4peitern ietn,
Idgte giieIla.
0a umfobte Resins Die iungs 5rdp
unb tiibte iie unter grdneu. sSbr
| Teib isbt bsibe ME anes in nleiuem
9srSen."
8 GrnuenIiebe. unfer 9prt unt
uuisre 3uflu4t!
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-16
Syn Der SiterpriifunG.

5n S9uabeIsborf 1T OffentIi6e
OitsrpriiFuns, ipO5u aud bic Gltern
Der ainber erI1etnen. 9lb ocr
@iIenba1nIdaffner S9norrsnberger
botte oen Bitten Ieinsr 5ebnid6rigen
GIIp ni1t piberiteben t6nnen lno
mar mitgegungen, DbipO4l er am
4benb Dprber itramnen 0isnt Aatte
unO miibe mar gum llmfinteh. Der
2ebrer prIft iibsr Geographic S9iiz
rinoens, nnb bas glaf3dblen per
8erg- uub glubnamen tpirtt 10 eins
Ibldfeno auf ben miiOen S9affner.
SaB er lhlieBlidb Dem araumsOtt feia
Spfer niat nsbr porent1aIteR fam.
Der 2sbrer merit nObl, DaB ieln
gait IanFt entlalnmnert III, aRo at-
beuft ibn bur9 einen i'm flebr iricr-
efierenben 9egenItanb rDieDer 81 ers
muntern, er priiFt jebt iiber bic Ser
tebrguerbdltniFe. 8te Gtntionsndz
men Der Sbiirtnssr 8dbu fdIngeu an
bes @aaffners DIR uHD oann audl
bie Der SaoIbnbn, unO INNER 1T es
tim i'm Salbidlafs, als pare eabti
etfpas nidt gang riHtig. SEPT tpmint
aud feline eigene Gtrede Daran, uilo
bas MsGD9sn an Der 2anOtarte 0eflas
miert e6en: &5iett, glaum6urg, Qeihs
ling, MeibenTeIs, gorbetha, Wer r
burq - Da lGBt Is oeln ggs
piien6aFtsn Sanorrenbergsr ftIne
sRube mebr, un0 nit ieiner jeoss
Ghnel8ugsgeraFel ii6ertontnoen eds
ipenTtimme ruTt sr in bic aIalie 9ins
Elm: rQlber in gorbetba na9 9eipSig
uniteigeu! 3eba wliuitten gtufsat+
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aslnharn.
Bon 8. 0rofler.

glutt9en tpnr etne t!eine, dft9itlt1s
Seele. sic alIe butten ibr eegeniibsr
etpas goanerbaftss: ibr Monn, bet
inmer nod I96ue, ftdttIi9e 8ernbnrb
ariigerer, unO bic groben, felbfii9ss
rem Ginber.
sic tpubten es alle: nit mutt9sn
mitbte man gladiidt bnben. @snn
man nit ibr. mas lsItsn genng Dprs
fam, einsn 8eiu6 madte ober elmer
S5eftIidteit beiipobnte, nluBte man ges
rtau barauF o9tgeben, ob Mutt9en
aud pirtli9 bic 8luie 70 am Rod
feltgeitsdt bate, Dab iie ni9t bsraass
rutI9en tonrlte, ob lie AUDI einen pnIs
Ienbeu Stiefel, sinen paIien6su
9aubT4ub aum 8du4stleib trug, unO
auf Der 9reppe nod muBte man ibr
eini9drfen, tpte iie ftp BET 2lnrebe
unO Gegenrebe Su Derbalten babe.
Sa, an Mutt9en baftete nod INNER
all bic @nge unb 4IeinIi9teit bsr
aIeinitaot, trDsoem iie f9On balb
fiinfunb3nanSis Sabre in bem eros
ben Berlin lebte, Das biht Dor ibrsr
Dobnungstiir, i4naubsnb, f9riIIenD,
faudsnb. rotternO unb pfeifenb bos
lag ipie sin 5absIunsstiint, NIT benz
man ainber ibredt.
gloa INNER getrauts iie fi1 nur
3asbaft aIlein iiber bic sroBeu, beIsbs
ten PIdbs unb dtmets srit nuf, tpenn
ibr Mann oner einss Der RiilSer ibren
Qtrm bsriibrte uno iie fiibrte. am
pobliten mar ibr Sumuts in ihrsn
bier Bdnben, in bsnen iie aIs bte
forgIamits unb iauberIte 6au5frau
ipaltste, etpig tladIinnsnb uno bti9Gf,
tigt, tpis iie tbren 2iebeu bas 9abtim
10 ssniitIicb utb onbeimeInb tpte tn6ss
It9 MAIDEN fonrlte.
9d mar ibre tIeins, unTneinbars
GrI9eiilung am qlaB. @iite fra6Its
BON i1r aus unD 3ufrisbenbeit. Dos
tolle aeben branBm aber erEdrsdte
iie. 9ei iebsm bsftisen &IinssIn an
Der 9austiir mar Elm IeiIer Gdein
bon Tur9t in i6rtn iG6nsn, ionftel
grauen gIussH, bic srit frch aufIsu9s
teten, tpean allie ibre sfiid1Iein nm ben
runOsn Gbtifd perianlmelt idben unn
Der S9ein bes 2ampenIibtes auf bic
Sdupter fieI, bic iis Iiebte.
go, Mntt9en!" Dos mar balO
Elm Ssufaer, boIb Elm 2isbesnort. bnIb
Elm SpDttsIn, Elm @snorminberl Gis
ner lernte 90 BON anbern unb tat es
ibm ndh.
9ereits ipenn bic ainber besonnen.
nas GnuIrGnaeI Su tragen, mar
Ratt9ens gatoritdt unb llnanisdts
bartlett Ihon balm. Gs mar. als Db
bic GIsinen ba brauben in BEN frsnts
ben 2ebsn utier ben frembsR Msns
f6en uuf einmal l9arf fehenbe Gussn
betamen, bic pIOblid begannen 3u
funbtrn, ai bersIsihen, gu beObodtsn,
gu betritteIn. @os trug Mutt9en
bod INNER fir oltmobiI1e. Iangtpsis
Iiae groue unb broune Rleibsrg gBie
Itedss iish Wluttten nur bic Diinnen
3Opfs uurorEeiIbnit I'm Rnden oufg
gDis biIflos mar Muttnen, nenu bic
stpi4tiss gsrIinsr sqsrfstis' aufs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-16

rIl an Qlbenb merslsn ia, bnb Wlulls
Den Ihon pIelt @tunben lang ptr'
ItlDunbm mar, uub bnb ulemnno
tam uno i6nsn cine qanipe ins bunlle
.8immer brn9iG
.llm GDitgs mlIlenl" ritIm bic
ainber. .gtbmt cim uuK 8nlunmtn,
Dab Wlutt4en unB niAis nnmerll,
bob iit nod ni9ts trfdbri, rtnlss
items hsuts nod ni9tl Gle sDnnts e
nidt ertroesn. MIir miIIisn IIe Iauss
fam Durbereitsn, is elauben modem.
0ons unb Grnit iDdrm nur psrirun'
bet -"
Dd obr eing bic 2iirs nuf nnb
Muttdlen itanb i'm RsgenmauitI uHb
ItiefIibenbem 0iitten in Der Gtube
unb faqte; gSbr brauht mir ni9tS
su ptrI9psigsn. J@ irsib ts i1pn
ben snnSen Sng."
Die Somtlie Iab iiH bttrcffsH on.
.Ilutiten, trp biit bu bsnu genes
fen i'm Rsgsn unb Binbg" fruets bic
S6ipiessrtOditr.
llnb Wluit9sns Stimms mar gnns
feIf un6 bebts nint: sd bub. bniiir
ssloret, baB idneIIFeus oIIts as'
fhiebf, Inn Sn perIuHen, unlere Juns
gen bierber gu bstommeu. bumit iDir
lie bettsn s0nnen In beiniF1sr Groe,
branBen unier ben Bdumtit no uns
Iere fIeins Ssbe ruht1
M5ieber fu6ten iid5 bic @lide btr
ariiaerers poII Staunsu. Jn, ualiirs
lid, bob baron nua tsinsr ssonHt
bate. cyn beutfcher GrDe ntuBEsu bic
aeIiebten Sungen idIaisu nsben aIelns
Sebe, benz GngsIstinD, bas iGOn nit
bier Sobrsn bic fifteen qlusen seF1IDEs
fen boffe gum eipisen S&lumTer uno
beimaeEebrt mar gum 6errn.
wanttGen brndte BE brennetbe
qompe uno 3og bic WurbGnge gu.
rWeine nidt, gbitb," fasts iis 81 Der
| iuneen Jrou. pOent an bein ainb.
QoB es ni9t Srdnen trinien. Gin
Ia1enber Menih nuB es iperbeu uno
Elm ftdrter Meni9.4
.gernbarb, Iisbfter damn, fDenn
bic sSnneen bid 10 fdhen!@
llnD 8ernbarb Griieerer, Der stls
| Iommengebrp6sn, nit ftarrsn quseH
bassIsiieu, ri4tete ii9 teller ouf.
llub WiuttGen bedts ben gtbeub.
tiI6, Mutt9sn f4idte iebss bet ains
Der 5ur Rube.
Mlutt9en fiibrte nit Feiter 9nnD
bic @erit0rten, @er3ipetfeltsn. Suriid
gum freunbIihen aIltog, gu ben
GtGtten, mo bic 0ueIlen ibres 2es
bens iprubelten.
Mauttben lebrte fie, boB Nrbeit nnb
pfliatertiiIIans bic feiten Anter iinD,
an benet uniere 9er0en ruben.
gautt6en Isbrts iis beten fir bic
8erftorbenen, ibrer gsDentsa nit
| treueiter SeeIe unb ii4 bonn au ben
| 2ebenDen iuenben, I'm betlea gu geben,
mas ibres aehtes lit. llnb aIle beiigs
ten fi6 Der flsinen, fanften 9aab uap
taten na9 ibrem MiIlsn.
.ggas TT nur iibsr bid setcmmel,
Msuttden2" iagte zines glbsnbs i'm
I@6laf3imner, ois iie iid sur anhe
bseeben ipollten, ibr Mann undoenfs
| LID. s9tIs mir aIle fart tparen, lDarlt
BIZ ihnnd. giun mir alIe fI1pat3
iino, 6iIt bu cine 9elbin. Ulir iIi'a,
i'd 6dite bid ME getannt unb fdbe
| bt9 erft iebt. Das biit Oa eigsnt'
Ii92s
1tnb WsuttGen IG9elte ibr oItes
li6i9ternes, beidsibeues 9d9eIn.
sd bin cine wlutter. unb i9
babe eud) lieb, 8ernbarb. Dos lift
6os ganSe geAeilnnis," dntDurtete tie
unO fIO9t Dns graue Suar in biiune
| 36pf1en, um Is inter bic 6aube 5u
| ffsSef, Fir RTE g2nf1t
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Som GtaIulnt 6er &ieien.
nsuan ats tsr eeasnluari bon BSiIIpp Tsraea

srObs fyrsibeit, bic ibre ItrabIsnbtn
Gore 70 idb esDffnst bate. auIt uno
Erouer iiritten mittinanOtr. Sbr
mar, nIs Oh iie iebt erit bssdnns. ben
eolen DuIbtr su lisben.
gIls Ft ben sopf srbOb, fab iie biz
Mussn bsibtr MtGnner pOa 3GrtIi9s
ttit ouf ii9 eeridtst. Gis bssriff.
Dab Elm s5sitbnltsn an aramsr, tbrem
@srlobtsn, jsbt ni1t ntsbr mDsIib fsi,
gtber bds WlitIeib NIT ibm flcB tn
ihrtm 8erosn iiber.
vWit fam id bid psrIaHsn. 4orl.
Iagte fe, risbt, no -
seramsr nntsrbrda Tie. ,SOrgs
Did niGt Inn mid, GFela, Is III
Giles bebo@t unb beI9IOTsn. Gu
irGntTt mid, ipcnn bu mid bemit.
lsiosn mint, beun oefen bsburf q
ni9t. SD tue, mas ib mub. Be
bnlte mid Iieb. Oh tpoIlteit MIR,
ols i9 INN bid irorb, cine Shlpeiier
isin. Sci ss isBt. Damn blstbit On
In nlsinem Sersen, aud tpenn 0u mil
meinem Greunbe in feline 9eimoi
siebIt.4
GIelld erbob iiG unb umormtt
aromsr untsr Srdneh Damn rsi4tt
Iis 2dbenburg bic 9aHo, bic oisiel
innig briidts. Beioe bs5tpnngsn ibrG
Ssr5su, I'm bic @mpfinouugtn ara'
,nsrs sa i6Onen.
.gio9 zines. fngte bieIer, roeir
Batter, giteIa, III bon allen untsr'
ri9tet. SD Bate seitern cine Iang'
ltntsrreoung nit ibm. gs ftsbt eud
ni9ts msbr i'm Msse. Ct pirt
abrisens sIei9 bier fem, ib babe ibr
berbitten IaHen.'
Sn bislsm 2lussnbIid trut oel
aonIuI ou4 i1on Elm. Gr bro9t1
itne aufrshte gfnbe nit. bic ii9 idsu'
bar our9 ni9ts sridiittsrn IlBt.
Dime cine DorItsIluns nb5aiporten
trot CT duT 2abenburg 5u unb rsi9tt
ibm Ole 9unb. .0as GdidluI bal
uns duF llmlpegsu SuetnonOeresfiibrt.
iogte sr. .Grit Iebt, on meme Rtn'
Der es ni1t 1nbsrs iDolIen, oenn aud
Sbrsn Greiinb betradte i4 nIs msi'
Een Sohn. tam ih fa1en: gBilI,
Gommsn."
GTeIIa parf ii6 an Den 9nIs ibrei
goters unb fiibrte ibn gu Gramer
Der fan elmer ileinen Meile isIbi
bat, ibn isst Der Rubs Su iibsrIofen
mOrssn srit nolle CT ben Greunt
rihtiq uno bon 5ersen senisBen.
Oils Die G1Itt ii9 entfernt 6atten
trot Die GGiDeIter tpiebsr in oil
Gtlbs uno febts iiA an bas Eager
ots patientsn.
.sStbt bin i9 gang alleit, adtbe,
Ingte er. .Willit bu nod Elm @stll
den bel mir ousboIteng4
.5olange ou mid bnbtn ipillft,
onttportsts bos MGbaen unb iiiBt'
Die SanO aramsrs.
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Su Ser mngifrotafits
guHs. MleiHs 6erren Der Gpripas
brunntn i'm purt mub srri9tst per.
ben. nnS lptnn Ct nod msAE Staub
olfpirteIt.-
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8. g a pfttl.

tehrte ins Beln aitriid. Snon trub'
morgens mar er In isinsm arbeitss
3immsr, bsiisn 5sniter auf ben pari
binolsginaen, nit bem Srbnen isiner
angsIegenbeiten uno NIT Dem pnden
bes notipenbigen Rsiisesrits bslddfs
tiet. sylorldiib ging tbm sur 0dno
tpie in alter 3eit, als ob es ii9 um
einen ausflug in ferne aesionen es.
banoeIt bate. llnb ons tat es ia
aud ipirtIt9. asinsr lpubte, tpie
tpsit.
Ser SFfi3isr uno ber llnttrrffiaier
untsrbieItsn nGhrenb Der Qrbcit Elm
pertrautes @eIprdCb. Rahe gsItunbsn
6ottsn fIe einnnosr f1On. felt iie als
Rnabsn SpieIiamsrabsu SetpeIett NOS
rem, ieBt mar iOiebsr cine Sdrnute
aeFaIsn. Der Rries brodte ole
Msnf6en einanosr nGber. bisr absr
mar nod Der GinSug Giteilns nebii
geFcIgs NIT TN GpieIs.
limb 6u gebit aliO utOrgen mad
BEN SiteHg" Frcete anosnburg.
,cyaipDbI, Serr Dberleutnont," outs
tuortete 0lprf9iis. v9is Msinigsn
babsn es ieBt gut. sic Iiegen an Der
oftpreubigsn @ren3e unb baben ii6's,
ipie mir nieins &umsruOsn fArsiben,
sdna eemiitIith senaGt. SD tuoIlts
ober bO9 isBt. i9 i6nnte bierbIeibtu
ober Der &risg more su Gnbe.A
,goer DoIIte bos ntdt9 Qbsr ba3ii
1T pprIdufig teine SOffnung. Wir
niiFen lpsitert6mpfen. syriB, ano
ua1ere Grniten perlnHsn."
sgrib lob ieinen Germ froh on.
.WiIIen ber 6err Oberlsutnnnt nod.
luie Id porfbIug, meiHs Glen Icute
tbrer 9errfdoft sinmdI Aisrhsrs
fOlgenY4
aabenburs Id9slte. 50 ipeib ss
nod, 5rib, aber ib bob's oamdls
riiat seslaubt.4
rgDie mertpiirbts nun aIIss sss
lommsn 1T. SD ianu's tdam CLAUS
ben, oob es iDabr IN. llnb bod babe
i6 alIes i'm bornus ssipubt."
.Da boIt bu tpabrb1ftig mshr gss
tpuBt oIs irb.@ fnstt 9obenburg NIT
fr5bIidem Baden. ipihits abfr ouun
noG riidnGrts nit bsr Sauo ab unb
trot 1ns GenIttr.
Da mar ss, bns Bib, bas e. 10
oft in isintn 0Iiidsirdumsn eeTGalit
bate. llsbtr bic portirege ndhte bic
bsrrIihs, lhIunts Geitalt Der GsIisbs
ten bsrnn. gDis per leibbuItigs f5riibs
ling nahm iIf I'D slulIAsn ben taAlEH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
Senator's Clash Today
Over Mexican Affairs

Washington, Mar 24.-Senatoc cw.
is introduced a resolution today de-
nouncing all Mexican cid to Francisco
Villa as treason. He askcl that tirpsc
helping Villa be prosecuted rs traitors.
Senator Stone said "Every man
with sense enough u come in out of
the wet knows that the situation in
Mexico is critical-that an effort is be.
ing male by sinister Influences in
and outside Of Mexico, to excite and in
flame the Mexicans, to tell them that
the United States contemplates ag-
gression against the whole government
and people of Mexico The president
sought to impress the Mexicans with his
friendliness, and the senate endorsed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
PERSONALS
< x x 4 4 < 4 < < x K 4 X X x /.


w. L. Skipton went to harrisburg
this morning.
Mrs. f. $. Gannett went to Port
land this morning.
State Commander Shs wotl, Of the
Maccabees, is in the city.
George l.. Rose and Frank Brown are
registered at Hot Lake, Ore.
Otto Cole, of Crabtree, was attend
ing to business in Salem yesterday.
Mrs. w. Carlton Smith went to Port
land this morning to attend grand
opera.
Frank j. Miller was in Portland yes
terday, registered at the Portland hO-
tel
Mrs. James Wilson was passenger
this morning for Portland on the Ore
gon Electric.
Arthur Mckee and wife left for Chit
wood, Ore, where they have been EN-
ployed ON farm.
John McNary went to Portland this
morning to attend to legal matters, He
will be absent several days.
o. NJ. Elliott, superintendent of city
schools, went to Seatue this morning to
visit the schools and also friends in the
city. He will return Monday.
A. NJ. Macy, of Eugene, brother of
City Attorney Macy, stopped off il
the city yesterday for short visit
while ON his way to Portland.
Harvey Wells went to Portland this
morning to attend the annual reunion
of the United Spanish War veterans
He is one of the reception committee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
his stand.

his stand.
"But there are influences at work,
and we know it, working 10 create a
situation the end of which we could
not know.
"'Will the senators make the present
critical condition worse?"
Stone and Borah clashed when Borah
and Sheppard of Texas caused tele-
grams to be read from Douglas eitizons,
asking help and expressing fear of
massacre and invasion.
A debate followed the kilograms and
on Senator Lewis resolution denOunc-
ing those who aided Villa as traitors.
Referring to the kilograms, Stone
said: "Better comment than that has
been presented to the war department.
I am unable to understand why any
senators desire at this crucial point to
present such matters, and thereby give
them official dignity
al have no apologies to make,
snapped Borah.
Stone replied that Borah might have
acted with "greatcr Propriety. Hc
added: "When man becomes obses.
sed with the idea that he is running
for president he ought not to be in
fluenced by one delusion while ex-
plotting another. The senator may dc
as he pleases, and offer anything he
wishes, but inst what public good may
Ibe accomplished surpasses my intclli
gence and understanding"
Replying to Stones criticism of his
resolution empowering the president ,tc
call $4,000 volunteers, Senator Sher
man asked what stones opinion of the
situation was.
ar get my information from the
president and from others upon whom
we must rely" responded Stone. "1i
volunteers are needed President vii
son and his advisers will not hesitate
to so inform congress.
'fAIy offer was to tender friendly
help to the administration should it b'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
SOCIET Y
ALINE THOMPSON

" TOMORROW will be Primrose day
and an array of society matrons
a and maids win sell boutonnieres
for the benefit of the Pisgah Home, one
Of the most admirable philanthrOpies
that Salem has been asked to nelp.
Our governor was the first to buy
one Of these jolie fleurs which will be
worn by hundreds of citizens tomor-
row, whose generous hearts are always
in sympathy with the needy.
As courtesy TO the newspapers, Mrs.
Hattie b. Lawrence, or Mother Pisgah,
will present them with handsome bou-
quet Of artificial red rose buds and
NATURAL ferns
The Pisgah Home Colony, with head
quarters at Lents, Oregon, is most
worthy and needy institution where men
and boys who are physically AMI moral
1y down and out are cared for and built
mp into useful citizens. The institution
covers a statewide work, and is sup
ported mainly by individual eontribu'
tions. 1t is nter.denominational, is en-
dorsed by the Portland Chamber OF
Commerce, Portland Ministerial AssOei-
alton, A. l.. Mills, George Il. Chamber
lain, Judge John II. Stevenson, of tne
municipal court, and many others.
Miss Margery kaysand Miss Caroline
Dick with bevy Of young girls, will
have charge Of the sale at the state cap
itOl. Mrs. Harry Clay ana eoteTie of
friends will be in charge at the com
mercial club. Mrs. Melvin Plimpton,
with group of young matrOns, win
take charge Of the booths at the U. S.
National Bank and the Ladd & BUSH
bank Mrs. Charles Z. Miller and
friends will have charge Of the booth
at the Marion hotel.
The GrayJBelle confectionery store
has donated a five-pound box of candy
for the matron selling the most bios
SONS and the Spa likewise for the sue
cessful maid. Charles Il. Miller, man.
ager of tine Marion, has donated the use
of the reception room for the day.
Those in charge are Mrs. Ohauncey
Bishop, chairman; Frances r. Gotshall
assistant chairman; Mrs. Hattie B
Lawrence, Pisgah Mother; assisted by
Mines. Thomas B. Kay, Henry Meyer
BEN jamin W. Olcott, Harley 0. White
John Minto, o. M. Elliott, John Me,
Nary, T. +. Porter, s. S. East, W. f.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
ShaCkletOn Gets Home
From Antarctic Trip

Sydney, N. W. W., March 24-Al-
though Lieutenant Sir Ernest Shaekle-
ton has safely returned from his trans
Antarctic expedition, detailed news of
his achievements was withheld today.
Shackleton started on his trip shortly
after the war began. He intended to
sail right through the Antarctic zone on
maridian, thus winning for the Brit
ish flag the honor of travelling for the
first time from sea to sea through the
unknown south polar regions
The expedition was largely financed
by private gifts totaling 100000. The
British government appropriated $50
600. Shackleton sailed on q small yes
sci built of wood, with sides two feet
thick to withstand the terrific ice pres
sure he expected to experience:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24
THE SOCIALLY ELECT
TO SEE GREAT BATTLE
List Of Reservations Reads
Like a Page From Society
Blue Book

New York, Mar. 24-It begins to look
as if the famous "damond horse shoe
of the old Metropolitan opera house
would be thrown into cold and clam
my shade by the array of socially elect
who will view the jess Willard-Fraul
Moran l0.round fight through opera
glasses at Madison Square Garden tc-
morrow night.
1t leaked out today that the list of
ringside reservations might look like q
page from the book Several hundred
women viii mingle their delicate per
fumes with the aroma of ammonia and
other well known riugside smells.
Among those who viii be on hand TO
see the heavyweightS pummel one an
other are Geraldine Farrar, the prima
donna; Mary Pickford, the motion pie
ture actress; David Belaseo s daughter,
and many of their friends.
Lindley NJ Garrison, former secretary
of war, viii be there. Also John Ne.
Cormack, the tenor; Jim Corbett, Rob
ert Fitzsimmons, ct al.
/ Betting continues light. II is
dent that when soeiery begins leveling
its battery of lorgnettes Willard viii be
a two to one favorite at the ringside.
The bettors appear to think there is but
slight chance Of the ladies calling thei'
smelling salts into play when one OF
the other Of the fighters goes crashing
to the canvas battered and bloody Cor
almost no wagering is being dona On the
basis Of n knockout.
Moving picture rights have been sold
for $4,000.
In the semi-vindup, Battling levin
sky will box either Savage or Tin
Flynn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-24

Busaner, w. P. Fowle, Miss Fowle.
Others assisting are Mines. Asahel
Bush, Melvin Plimpton, William Burg
hardt, Harry Clay, George Palmer Put
nam, George W. Gray, Connell Dyer
George Rodgers Frederick, Thielsen,
Charles McNary.
Mrs. Ch lmcey Bishop will be assist
ed by Mines. Ernest Hunt, Curtis b.
Cross, Zadoc Riggs, Clyde f. Graham
Elmer Ludden, Misses Gertrude and
Margaret Gray, Miss Dorothy Dick,
Miss Margaret Goodn, Lottie Rogers
Flora Patterson, Frances SchotthOefer,
Letha Driscoll, Lacy Leonard, Lucille
Jones, Helen West, Mary Eckerlin,
helen Deckebach, Gertrude East Hell
en- Rose, Kathryn Slade.
Miss Ida Simmons and Miss Ellen
Tnielsen will be assisted by Caroline
Dick, Marjorie Kay, Esther Carson,
Catherine Carson, Nancy Skaife, Edna
Josse, Marcella Bynon, Edith BynOn,
Elizabeth Lord, Hazel Downing, Mar
gerry Marvin, Jessie Holcomb, Marie
Holcomb, Florence Hofer, la Spauld-
ing, Olga Gray, Jane Fry, Marie Hofer
Lucille Belle, Gene Belle, Gertrude
East, Beruice Craig, Irene Curtis, Tora
Mortenson, Dorcas Churchill, Alice Ba.
Rer.
Others who will lend their efforts are
Mines. Richard Cartwright, John j
Lewis, Anna Rogers Fish, William Gal
loway, +. G. Carleton, G. r. Bonnell
Roy Burton, A. II. Kasmarek, Miss
Edith Hazard, Miss Matte Beatty
Mines. Il. F. Fargo, f. +. Fisher, f. l.
Purvine, Jonn Dubois, Miss Margaret
Cosper, Miss Regina Long, Miss Hlr
riett Rigdon, Miss Fleming, Miss Hop
kins, Miss Jones, Miss Layonne Cop
Ipoek, Miss Florence Purdu and Miss
Pauline Remington.
The W. C. T. U. win be represented
by Mrs. S. Il. Oliver and Mrs, $. o
Thompson.
Miss swezea will be assisted by hel
camp fire girls
Miss Velma Myers, of Drain, Oregon
is the guest of her aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
William II. Byars.
Mrs. +. f. Gearhart entertained thu
members of the Round Dozen club a
a plelsurable afternoon Wednesday. A