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CHURCH NOTICES
CATHOLIC.

.. III n. 4 CATHOLIC. ~ ~
500 q. m.-Nrst Mass. English scr.
mon.
9:15 .. m.-Second Mass. German
sermon.
1890 q. m.-High Mass. English
sermon.
200 p. m.-Sunday School.
7:30-Evening Service and Bene'
diction.
FATHER HlLTNER, Pastor.
Mecabe Methodist EpiseopaI.-Two
blocks north of the Mckenzie hotel.
At 1890 a. m. the pastor will deliver
another sermon Of the series dealing
with the New Jerusalem" his theme
being Gates of Pearl" Sunday
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"The CONSIDERATION Of Business Life"
Leader, Mr.. Postlethwaite. Preaching
at 7:20, theme: Gods Thanksgiving
Day" Mrs. Robert Bangor will sing q
special number at this service. All
are cordially invited to all the SER
vices Of the church.
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SOCIETY

The book is the result of the many re-
quests made to her for collection of
her opinions on many of the vital top:
les of the day and she has expressed
them in her own inimitable way. b
It is expected that when she ap.
pears next Wednesday evening that
the Auditorium will not be large
enough to hold the crowd
+s%1s -E
Garrison Visitors Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Lunlry of Gar
risOn are spending the Thanksgiving
vacation with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Oscar Will of Fourth street.
Entert aims Nurses.
DR.. and Mrs w. J. Hutchinson en-.
tertained q number Of the nurses OF
the Bismarck hospital at dinner at
their home in Sixth street, Thanks
giving day.
Visiting Sister Here.
Miss Marguerite GustavGon, a teach.
er in the Cooperstown schools, is
spending the week end with her sis
ter, Ms. A. A. Jones, of Seventh
street. :
Visiting Daughter. E.
|. Mrs. j. X. Doran of Third street
left the first Of the week for Omaha.
Neb, to make an extended visit with
her daughter. Mrs. N w. Wilkinson.
Mrs. DOran expects to spend two
months there. r.,
I Church Society Meeting.
The Concordia Young Peoples so.
ciety of the German Lutheran church
will meet neyt Tuesday evening in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Lar.
son in Sixth street. The meeting will
be called at s O'clock.
Visiting Relatives Here. 7
Miss Jennie Gilliland, teacher in
the Hazen school, is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation with her sis
tiers, Mrs. H. S. Lobach and Miss Lul-
la Gilliland, Of Third street.
+ Il
Spent Thanksgiving Here.
. Miss Marvel Hayden of New Eng
land was entertained over Thanksgiv-
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Preston OF
Thayer street. Miss Hayden is man.
ager of the telephone exchange Of
that place.
u
Occupying New Home. -
Mr.. and Mrs. T, B. Mikkelson and
family OF Ninth street have moved
into the A. D. Galusha house in Eighth
street, recently purchased by them.
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French, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. O'Hare
and. children, Edward Falkenstein, a
student Of the state Agricultural col.
lege of Fargo; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G..
Simpson and ROllin Welch.
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CITY NEWS

O. B. Lund. county treasurer of
Kidder county, was in the city We'd
nesday transacting business.
Robert r. Boyd of Boyd township
was among the business visitors in
the city Wednesday,.
Il ~
Mrs. S. A. Hoguc Of Steele was is
tho city Wednesday, stopping off here
enronte to Washburn, where she is
visiting friends.
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u. c. T. DANCE.
U. c. T.'s will have a dancing party
at PattersOn's hall tonight. No Public
dance.
O'CONNOR'S ORCHESTRA.
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Mccrays to Live Here,

Senator and Mrs. G. w. ;McGray Of
Underwood have taken the l.. w. Nc
Lean furnished home in Second and
Thayer streets, and will occupy same
after January L., Mrs. Mclean and
young son, lester, will leave at that
time for an extended eastern trip, to
include points in Florida Alabama,
and a sOjourn il Washington. D. G.
The Nc Grays hnNc just purchased a
handsome new limousine and It il
now at the bismarck MOTOR company.
awaiting their arrival IN the. Capital
Titv III ..-.-
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Wright and Mrs. Roam. The recital
was very we'll attended by members
of the club and their friends
Concludes Visit Here.

C0neJUUeS VISIT Hero.
Miss Nell D0oley has concluded a
visit with Miss Mary Kelley of Sew
enth street, and has returned to her
home in Mandan.
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Gives Family Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles entertained
Thanksgiving day at a. family dinner
at their home in Sixth street. The
guests included MIR. and Mrs. Edward
Falkenstein, father and mother Of
Mrs. .Staley; Sheriff and Mrs. ]. =.
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Spent THANKSGIVING Here.

Miss Marvel Hayden of New Eng.
land was entertained over Thanksgiv-
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Preston OF
Thayer street. Miss Hayden is man.
ager of the telephone exchange Of
that place.
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Returns After Visit.

Miss Anna Huber Of Miles City,
Mont, has returned after spending
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Huber Of Second street. Miss Mary
Huber, teacher in the New Salem
schools. is also guest Of. Mr.. and
Mrs. Huber over the weekend.
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, Visiting Relatives Here.

Miss Jennie Gilliland, a teacher in
the Hazen school, is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation with her sis
tiers, Mrs. H. S. Lobach and Miss Lul-
la Gilliland, of Third street.
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Monday Club Meeting.

Mrs. W. j.. Gushing will be hostess
Monday afternoon at her home in
First street, to co.members of the
Monday club. Modern American
Novelists" will be the subject studied
and Mrs. A. j. Haney, Mrs. V. j. La
Rose and Mrs. W.. r. Lair will pre-
sent the program
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Goes to St. Paul.

Miss Gertrude Hanson of First
street left today for St. Paul, where
she will spend the winter with rela-
tives. Miss Hanson has been con-
nected with the millinery department
Of the Lucas store for the last two
seasons.
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; Vnurcn Soc1ety Meettn0.
The ConcOrdia Young Peoples so.
ciety of the German Lutheran church
will meet next Tuesday evening in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Lar.
son in Sixth street. The meeting will
be called at s O'clock.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

Golb Gprina Bier,
Gin 66tes Qagerbier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Ser &f ,,1t @eromm,

Sic 0elti6en baben Sic S0be 6es
pieIumltrittenen @iigelS SEQ. 304 am
tpeitlide11 Maasufer erreidt un6 90
our9 sic gmi9ei6ung bel @er6un
tpeie11tlid) raber geriidt. Ser 8e6-
tel I'M frm50iiiden &ommonoo tit
90 balls erfldrt. MIs General 8e<
tain Sic @ertbeioigung @erouns
iibernabm, tp11r6e er ais Ser &etter
ser Sit11ation gefeiert, berte feiert
man in 6erielben &oae feinen gea9=
folger. Mls 6ie tapferem Hommern
sic @obe 304 erflommen, begam
Netoi1rs ster1r gu erbletden. @r
bot geben miilien, tpeil CT sic auf
i'm geiebten @offm1ngen ni6t er<
fiiqt bat. 80 baben feline @organ=
ger geben miiiien, un6 10 miro zines
Cages fem Nodfolger geben mill
len.
0enn al19 General MipeGe miro
@erorn ni9t retten. 9ie Maasfeite
lit nidt mebr 5u retten. Nidt
einma1 Ser Mgeor6nete SeB bon
Ohio, ser in ietner boffnungsloien
Gummbeit bon einem boffm1ngsloien
Seblidlag 6es 6euti6en Mngriffes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

5olen onf ibrem &iid5uge in eine
,pel1e 5tellung ge5oge1l obne ooB
&aris periiderte, 6tele Stea11rg
uer6e nidt genomn1en meroen. gor
einigen @oden crit bat Der lebt iet-
mes @er6uner &om1a1rooS entbobe-
ne General Betain erflart, nt@t Ell
ne11 .3ou brett 8o6en miiroen Die
3el1tl6en mebr erobern, aber Die
0eutiden baben ii@ oaran ni@t &C.
itort. G9rithpeiie baben iie Den
feinoli@en 8i6eritano nieoergebrp+
d)ert, un6 imuner lit sic oertide See
resleitang 6aro1tf beoadt getpeiem
m0glidft menig Meni9enleben gu
opferm. @are iie Dos ni@t gemelen
-@erol1n 1pare beute langit in beatt-
lden @an6en. Srob Bet gro{en lie
bermadt ser 6%ran5ofen. Mber DIT
@eutiden brm1den ii@ ni6t 5u be.
ellen. @ie f0i;11net marten. 9erour
lit ibnen itder.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
1tnIere @olfsDertreter ,uer6em Bent

ulIIGIC NUllSUCIllGleI lUtlUtu UCltI
1ad1t eel udt, lire 3uitimmung 5um
8nu bon 80 llnterieebooten gu ge=
ben. @ir iin6 einigermoben erltaunt.
Infer Brdii6ent fat in elmer ieiner
Soften an Geutiblano bebal1ptet, Der
unterleebootfrieg fonne nidt nit 6en
Megeln Ser Meni9lidteit in Gin
flang gebradt 1ueroen. @ara1m fol-
len tpir 6enn NUN 80 5ortdboote
bauen? &aben pir sic Ibitdt, 6ie
Joudboote 6od gu gebraud)en, au6
menn ibr @ebra1td) nit ben &egeln
Ser Menidlidfeit ni@t in @inflang
gebrudt perben fann? S6er per6en
mir 6ann sic &egeln Der Menfdlid)<
felt nban6ern> >penrp es ii4 einmal
fir uns 6ar1,m ban6elt, Ole 3ufubr
bon Munition un6 @affen an uniere
|Sein6e gu urterbin6en? @enn eS itd
einmol fir uns 6arum ban6elt, uns
gegen Elm @olf gu bertbei6igen, 6aS
beri1dt, uni ere 5rauen nno &1noer
Dem &a1nqerto6 81 iiberliefern un6
uns 6ur6 &unger miirbe gu MAIDEN?
T. SSn elmer 3tpeiten Note for6ert
8aibington BON 9eutidlan6> Den
Saudbootfrieg NIT @eseln 6es SOL
ferre6ts un6 Ser @eni@lthteit in
@intIang gu bringen, troB6em Die
Sau@boohpoffe 10 gut mie unbra1d-
bar 1T; tpenn man tie auf 6ie b0lfer=
redtli@en 8~eltimmungen %antpenoen
moute, Ole fir &riegsfdiffe gelten.
8isber gibt es iberbaupt feline Dol
ferre6tIi6en 8~eitimmungen uber
Sen Sa1dbootfrieg. @ar11m nolen
mir 5m1dboote baa1en, menn mir iel=
Der 6ie @nffe untpirfim maden, in=
6em tpir iie mutt einem Neb aus ga
ragrapben um5ieben. ODER mer6en
tpir> tper11, emit bos Tandboot uns
ielber cine @offe ser Motbmebr &C.
mor6en lit, erflaren, sic Noragra=
pben 6eS @olferrebtS batten feline
@elt11ng fir Gm1@boote?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Gin bernMnftiaes @abd1en.


GbiQts lit jebt cine toftboue Mai6
8ie Se6ermann ieben fonn;
Die Site mar rel1n3ig int sdotter
Mer, ols es font, 6ieieS ge6onfen
bolIe @etbsbil6,
2a6elte eS Mir eiiig gu.
l1n6 als id 6arnah trodtete in al,
mei1er &nnit,
Die Sriidte Ser 2iebe 5u iammeln
9ies Iebte tpiir6e getpiB mein Ser;
getponnen baber,
Bog es iih beri6ie6ene SUB meit 51t:
rid
nn6 idaltte faltld9eln6 nu6 meirem
Mn51tge.
Gin gliidlider @e6m1fe, ser So(
tpar beiB,
Sd iebte sic lddeln6e Miene auf 6ie
erfre1tt
nn6 getpann ite let6t fir midi;
Sd beitente fir sic feline Blage
gtmas GOLDEN Grain Self 8ier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
GrfGItnr1qeu raid aelinbert.

@iele 2eute bl1iten un6 buiten -
bonn 8eginn bes &erbites bin6mr6
Big gum Griibiobre. Mn6ere 3ieben
ii6 @rtdItung nod @rt6Itltng gu.
@ebmt ST. @ings @eue gntoedung,
un6 SIR meroet meiiters unmittel.
bare 2inoerung berfpiirert. Sic bebt
Cure grfdItung ftiQt Sen foIternben,
raiieInoen, @etpebe %3eritorenben &u.
item, beiIt oie @nt8iinou1g un6 peidt
6ie ro11b getporbenen @obren ouf.
9eidt gu 11ebmen. @ntiieptifd un6
beileno. aouft cine 500 Tlofde bon
ST. &ings @euer @nt6ed11ng be1te
nod. Sic lit gon3 gefpiB cine groB-
mtiae @e6i8in, un6 ih holte cine
T1ofhe 6obor forttpabren6 our
&onb," fdreibt 50. 6. Seiiemam,
Tronconio, q. s. @eIb 5uriid. menn
feline 8ufrtebenbett gegeben. - In3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

@etn SIR moQH, tpirb boS 2ano
@u9 belfen uno ii3 felbjt be5able1.
& babe elm u%ngebeures @peal oes
fr11dtbarlten 2anoes in @entral'M'
berta gu nie6rigen Rreiien un6 letd'
ten @eoingungen 5u $1,000 BIS
$4,000 Den Side gu p%erfaufen, 2anoe'
reien nit geniigenoem Megenfaa. Be-
oingungen Elm Chronological boar, &eit
innerbaIb 5pan5ig Sabren. Gu@ eth
grobes MreaI dbnlider 2anoereien
nit guten 8erbelierungen gu mdBigen
Hreiien un6 8eoingungen. &ier lit
Cure @elegenbeit, Cure 2iegenidaf'
ten aus3u6ebnen bur4 Intmaf an'
gren5enoen 2anbes un6 Cure 6reunoe
gu6 aIs Nadbaren 5u itd}ern.
@egen ndberem men6e man it'd IN
&ermam Coles, Chrome, alberta,
Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

lpridt, miir6e lie retten. Sbldon
Sic oel1ti9en Streittrafte por Ser
6un foum bolb 10 itorf iino pie Die
fran50iij6en. Sour ehpa 6retbunoert.
touleno @anm bat Sic 6el1tide See
resleit11ng fir Sen @ngriff aufgebo-
ten, oas iino nidt piel mebr, als Die
Deutiben nab Den amtlifen frar5o-
iiiden 9eridten in 0en erlten bier
5ebn Sagen perloren baben iolten.
Die ltebertreibu1ge1r liegen 6en
Muiierte11 inn 9lute, uno Sic Strange
fen belonoers gefallen iib 0arin. Sn=
mer lit es sic 6e11tihe uebermadt,
ser lie ibre Nie6erlagen 5ui@retben.
Muber6em f01rren iie SEN 9eutidem
um 10 gr0Bere @erluite onoi@ten,
ie gespaltiger Tie bas feinoli@e &raft=
a11fgebot iibertrieben boben. Mber
ob u1ro gu lit Der 6eutide General
ltab bosbaft gena1g, ibnen 6aS Scott
sept gu perberben. DaS bat er iebt
getbon. Na@ oem @erliner @eri@t
baben Sic Tran5olen 3a1r @ertbeioi>
g1rng 8er61,ns int gar5en einuno<
funf5ig 9%ipiiionen oa1fgeboten.
SHE Dipiiio1 5u fiinf8ebnta11ien6
@am gerednet, >parer 6as 10000
MonrL ,pdbren6 ii@ bel elmer 9ipis
iionsitdrfe bon 5m0lftaufen6 @anm
ein @eiommtaufgebot bon $4,000
Monm ergiebt. Sos lit ie6enfaus 6ie
gemaltigite Mrmee, 6ie iemals CUR
@ertbei6igung einer 6e1tung aufge=
boten por6en lit, un6 idon aus Die
fem Mngebot ergtebt iid, meld)en INT
%gebeueren @ertb man @er6un BET
miBt, uno tpie a1bern 6aS @ereoe
omerifaniider 8latter getpeien lit,
sic 6ran5ofen gdben I'M @er6un aus
DEM @r1n6 ber5li6 tpenig, tpeil es
ieine 8e6el1t11ng als SETTING auSge>
lebt babe un6 fir Sic 0euti6en ab'
lolrt fem @etpinn fem mir6e.
Inn einen pertbloien 8eiit faGmpft
man ni6t, tpie sic 6ran5oien TINT
oen @eiib BON @er611n gefaimpft ba=
ben. @or @er6un erfiiqt iid cine
Erago6ie. @ergebens fat Soffre
@m6erttm1ien6e eingeieBt, ums 6ie
11nabldliig 1pirfiame MbbrodelungS-
taftif ser 9euti6en gu ben1nren.
@ergebens baben Ste 6ron5oien ii@
an Ole &offmng g%eflammert, 6ieie
langiame 5tpor, ober ii@er borfom=
nre116e Mbrodelungstaftif miile Ell
ne grnrattung Der Mngretfer berbei=
fiibren. Sic Sbhioden 5eigen if
men un6 Ser @elt bon Sag gu Sag
neu, BOB Die 61tr6 Die boriidtige Dirt
6es @orgebens Dor iHtperen @erln=
iten betpabrten 6euti6en Sruppen 6ie
bone> t~auien0fad betpdbrte @tobfrafft
nn6 &ffre116e erttpideln. CO.
bal6 1te eine fran50iiide Stealtng
ernltlt9 berennen, fann ser Setn6 tie
nidt 1dnger balten> einer1et, mie
ltarf er iie befe1tigt botte.
90 lit bon Sen Stelunger, Sic sic
Sran5olen als 1uneinnebmbar be5eid=
1rete1a, cine no9 Ser an6eren bon 6er
6el1tiden Irlppen genommen NOR
Sen, ur6 nod niemolS itn6 sic Sratt=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

9as sr6fte &amel, bas iemals
bon ben Girfen bur9 bas 9ano 5mi-
iden @upbrat unb Gigris gefubrt
murbe, lit Der britii9e 2em. l1n6 10
mtr6 CT it@ mobl m19 borfommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

9ie @nglan6er baben in 9mblin
geliegt, aber 6ie &riegsfoiten mer6en
iie trob6em be5ablen miiiien. nn6
la1rge gen11g tper6en iie 6arort 5u 5ab=
len baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Weber Bros.
Mdbite 9btre CUR Roitohice.
ct. @lpub, Mfinr.
Neribaft Cub Cure etaene
Tarm.

Sic Set, Gma n~m5uieben, 1T, bepor
SIR fault. &ommt brett gu nut
11nb id meroe Gu& belfen, Gnd
@ner &eim frei pon ieoer SCRIBE
rnng 5m peridaffen.
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&eue fommt Ieidter ms Muge, ols
8nBe ins Ser5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-06
MUSICAL

Under the direction of Mr c. G..
SpndIar ana with Mrs. A. w Hire
at the organ am unusually good pro-
-ram has been outlined for the sery-
ices of First Methodist church today,
as follows
MORNING.
praru5r FI3rIrr
N'."r,. allr rus. '''' '.'' w. - Ir,rnder
Offcuory- Aurgr,tto. Arthur Foole
SOIo-D That ] HAD Wings ... Barnes
Mrs Josephine St0ruy-Whue. ...
PosuuIr .............. Lcmaigre
EVENING.
Arth|m r"mr We Dis'onsoIate, ~
.'..... GauI
Or.rrtor, \rdanfc Tours
solo Lead is Ali the WAY Briggs
Miss olive WnsrIrr Sourluo
postIuJr nm ID Ashford
The musical progums for today's
services az First Presbyterian church
offer some especially good things in
quartet and solo work Prof. Boice
Carson win direct and Miss Lynette
ktmmou- viii Dee at the organ, as
usual The Ir2EIllM,S.
Prelude ................L Lommons
Qu1Tiet-l lI1sr the LORD, q JtIuS-
Offcrtory- sans Paroles.
................ TsohakowsNy
So'o-ln the Time of Trouble lie
Shall Hide Me....,........k kiImer
Mr.. W. Il. GWoerson.
Postludc ........... Bauste
E\ ENlNG,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-06
p>NCS

4 week which has heau marked 10y
many large and brilliant functions
WAS brought to q close Friday night
m the beautiful party i'm which MIR
and Mrs Edwin Eurhycu Perry en-
t.rtUu.d more than two hundred
gucsts with cards and dancing at the
E|k~ home 10 was in courtesy to-
Mrs Perry aunt Mrs Mary Good
win ~ Bradford. Pa. that the evening
Wls planned. and the ban and lodge
rooms of the Elhs' homo were the
scene of the COMPANY
The party setting was simply deco
rated bon the Gr.cu OF southern smiIaN
and magnolia leaves. and at note OF
reed I'm Difference To the coming Val
Cutug season was carried out in the
flowers the ceiling light shades, the
table markers tJIlios. etc. with Mr.
and Mrs. Perry there stood To give
greeting 10 the large party OF guests
Mrs Goodwin, Mrs Martin Roa
Gauo Of Philadelphia Miss Sadie
CarniU and Miss Edna Nelson and MS
aides 10 the hosts there were Mes
DANES Frank L. Bartlett Porrival T..
Nagre Edward h. Harmon Frank n.
Greer. Walter r. Wvight. r G smith.
Charles A. steele and Miss Ruth
RoCsor The prizes at cards Wcrc
won by Mrs W. Val Jean Wddison.
who received a French tray, and Mr.
leather bill book Dancing was en-
joycd 10 the music OF an orchestra
of several pieces. after which a sup
per was served buffet I'm the lodge
room where Mrs w. Lyle Digkcy
and Mrs Charles w. Nelson poured
coffee from q table attractiNo'y deco
rated I'm bowl Of red tulips and rcd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-06

best in standard sacred music A
quartet Arrangement of the famous
soNtCt from Lucia is to be one number
and another quartet adoption is taken
from the "mtermcZzo" from Cayallcria
Eusticaua. The tenor solo, Sound An
Alarm from the Oratoru Judas Mac
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-06
Card of Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wells and fam.
lily desire to return sincere thanks o.
the many kind friends for sympathy
and assistance i'm their hour of grief
in the loss of son and brother, Arthur
Hugh Wells and for the many beau.
utul floral tributes, especially tn.
wreath of the musicians union ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-06

Mrs. \. l., Carpenter is IN Chicago
looking after the new spring STYLES
and models for the How'd up-to-dJ,a
corset and will return I'm about TWO
Weeks.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-06

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-06
Every Express Brings
the New Beauties

Large shipments of all lines are expected Monday
and Tuesday and every day following You know
the Hail plans new garments every day.
(Sgnod),
THE HAIL STORE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-28

go gr1iazda Okna, a ma woloskim
froncie - poludniowa Rumunia
wszedzie postep Centralnyct
wstrzymany skutecznie.
Wieden, %. pazdziernika. -
Raporty rununskiego terenu
g}osza, IL W okolicy Predeal wa,
wozu akcya austro-niemiecka roz,
wija sic zwyciesko; W dyrekcyi
miasta Campu-Lung Austryacy
postepuja - kontrataki rumuh-
skie odparte. Ma polnocno-ru-
muhskim froncie zdobyli Au-
stryacy zapasowe skiady rosyj-
skie pod Charu Dorne, ma polud-
ME Cd Dorna Watra - kontrata-
XII rosyjskie odparto.
Sofia, %. pazdzternika. - Ma
Dobrudzy nieprzyjaciel wszedzie
w odwrocie - w Srode zagarnie-
to okolo 500 jehc6w i wzieto Is
mitraliez.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-28
Walk W Macedoniii.

Sofia, 26. pazdziernika. - Ra-
port buigarski I ca4ej linii mace
dohskiej cd jeziora Presba, ma po-
graniczu Albanii az do Morza F.
gejskiego donosi tylko o akcyi
dzia} pomniejszych utarczkach.
Paryl, %. pazdziernika. - Ma
macedonskim froncie - mic waz-
niejszego ME zasz}o - niepogoda,
szarugi jesienne, sniegi padaja W
gorach. Artylerya pracuje bez
przerwy. Komenda Sprzymierzo-
nych poslala Rumunii ma pomoc
do s}uzby rekonesansowej 121
acroplanow francuskich 4 an
gielskie z odpowiednia liczba
lOtnikOW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-28
S1OO6.2 .2S3 MA KAMPA-
ME WILSONA.
Sprawy mexyka6skie.
Zapowiadaja przybycie ..Deutschlandu".
OSTATNIE DNI KAMPANu WYBORCZEJ.
0 pomoc dla ofar wojny Niemczech.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
SpraWy mexykafskie.
Zapowiadaja przybycie Deutschland" j
DNI KAMPANI WYBORCZEJ.
O pomoc dla ofiar wojny " Niemczech.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

znacznemi sumami do skolekto--
wanna powyzszej sunny, W szcze-
golnosci zas znaczniejsze datki
z}ozyli: Thomas D. Jones, S12,.
500; David B. Jones, $12,5OO; c.
f. Davis, $4,000; Charles R.
Crane, dawniej z Chicago $15,-
900; Roger Sullivan, $4,000; Ed
ward D. Hurley, $4,000; William
A. Tilden $1,000; w. c. Niblack
$4,000; Marcus Jacobowsky, S..
900; F. S. PeaSody $4,000.
Z pomiedzy kontrybucyi zlozo-
nych W innych miastach kraju
wyszczegolnione So jako najzna--
czniejsze nastepujace:
Brock, Long $1,000; D. R.
Francis $4,000; NJ. y. Coolindge
$4,000; F. L. Doheney $4,000; r.
]. Reynolds $1,000; ]. H. Schiff
$4,000; F. B. Harriso $4,000; T.
l.. Chadbourne $4,000: n. F.
Brady $4,000; w. G. Sharp S.
600; J. C. Brady, $4,000: F. NJ.
Patterson $4,000; J. D. Ryan
$4,000; T. L. Chadbourne jr.
$4,000; Pennsylvania Delpocra-
It's state committee $4,000; James
w. Gerard $1,000.
Ma liscie kontrybuentow znaj-
duje sic ogolem 1852 nazwisk.
L datkow mniejszych jak Sl00 re
brano S261,946. Sam prczydent
ziozyi ia swa kampanie $4,000.
Kontrybucye na kampanie demo-
kratyczna cztery lata temu wy
Mostly ST, ,110,Sj2.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-28
MA ZACHODZIE
EUROPY.
DaIsze Sukcesy Sprzy.
mierzonych.

Paryz, %. pazdziernika. -
Wojska francuskie wczorai znow
wydatny postep zrobi}y ma terenie
verdunskim - mianowicie' w oko-
Icy fortu Vaux, kt6ry juz jeden
tylko Niemcom z caiego verduh-
skiego terenu, zdobytego przez
Mich pozostaje. w okolicy Vaux
wzieli wczoraj Francuzi znowu
setke jehcow. Niemcy wczoraj
przepoteznie zn6w kontratakowa-
/; Douamont i stale bombarduja
fort ten oraz forty Houdromont i
Damloup - bez wiekszego rezul-
tatu. Mad Somme przewaznie ar
tylerya dzia}a - glownie pod
Sailly-Sailliessel, pod Biaches. &.
Londyn, %. pazdziernika. -
RAPPORT donosi przewaznie O
dziaianiach artyleryjskich - mig
dzy Ancre a Somme, a takze ma
flandryjskiej linii pod Hulloch,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-10-28
Walk Napowietrznych.

Londyn, 28. pazdziernlka. -
Walk napowietrzne tocza sic ma
wielka skale - ma calej linii: W
jednej Z najwiekszych rune}o 5
maszyn pod obiokow - tego
dwie, angielskie.
Paryz, %. pazdziernika. - Ae-
roplany francuskie zbombardo-
waly stacye kolejowa w Grand
Pre-, uzywana przez Niemcow dla
celow strategicznych, takze i sze-
reg innych punkt6w - kolejo-
wych, strategicznych, SHADOW O.
boz6w - zborbardowa}y aeropla-
nv francuskie.