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Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
Jensen-Tex Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Margaret
Tex, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Tex, and Mr.. Martin Jensen, took
place this morning at-St. Mary's
church, the Rev. Father Mugan Off
eating.
Miss Pearl Tex, sister OF the bride
and q brother, Mr.. Fred Tex, IT,, at
tended the bridal pair. Mrs. Bernard
Larsen played the wedding march,
and Miss Margaret Larsen sang 20
Promise Me-, and "A Perfect Day.
A wedding breakfast at the home Of
the brides parents following the cere-
morny.
The bride wore gown OF white
crepe do chine and satiH and carried
brides bouquet Of white roses. The
bridesmaid also wore white crepe de
chine with trimmings OF pink roses
. and carried pink roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen will be at
home Immediately in their new home
1t 23l1 South Twenty-fourth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
Guests for Coronation BAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Peycke of Kansas
City are guests OF their daughter, Mrs.
Arthur F. Smith, for the Ak-Sar-Ben
festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Burdic of
Herman, Neb., are in the city for the
coronation ball and are the guests Of
Mrs, Burdic's mother, Mrs. Alfred
barlow.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
Personal Gossip Society Notes Womoms Work Household Topics

thus slaughter multitudes of young
birds. On some OF the islands OF the
New England coast where govern
ment refugees for wild birds have been
established, wandering cats have al
most exterminated some of the colon
les, merely killing the birds and leav~
ing their bodies to dry in the wind
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06

The University Mixer club, social
organization OF the students from the
various departments Of Creighton uni
versity, has, reorganized for the sea-
son. 1917, and Is planning series OF
delightful entertainments. This year
two formal parties, one junior and
one senior prom are contemplated.
The first informal party Of the year
will be held Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der 10, at Keeps academy. The chap
erons will be selected from the mem
bers, Of the faculties Of the different
departments.
Those acting on the executive COM
mittee OF the club are: R. F. Mullen,
medicine; w. H. McHale, law; ]. A.
-e'Leary, dental. and R. L. Beverage,
arts.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
For Mattson- Gilmore Party

DR.. and Mrs. A. S. Mattson returned
the first Of the week from spending
the month Of September in the Cat
skill mountains. They will entertain
at dinner for Miss Henrietta Gilmore
and MI. Lloyd Mattson next Monday
evening instead OF this evening as pre-
viously announced.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Howard ceIe-
brated their twenty-eighth wedding
anniversary Tuesday. Two sisters OF
Mrs. Howard were married on the
same day, but only one sister. now liv-
ing in Harrisburg, Pa. survives.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06

The many friends Of Mrs. Anna
Cramer were surprised to hear Of her
marriage to Mr.. Charles Skokan in
Council Bluffs. The bride was dressed
in blue chiffon and wore diamonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skokan will live in the
South Side. -
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
Ak-Sar- Ben Visitors.

Miss Mary Lee Of Chicago Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sib-
bernsen for the weeks festivities. Miss
Lee is cousin Of Mrs, Sibbensen and
was one Of the attendants at the Sib-
bernsen-Smyth wedding.
Mrs. Sherman A. Terrell OF Johns
town, Pa, who is In Omaha with
her husband for the Woodmen OF the
World board meeting, will be an out
of-town rnatron at the coronation
bali.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06

The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Rustin, daughter Of Captain and Mrs.
William 6. Doane. to Mr.. Brandon
Howell will take place today at the
home Of the brides parents in Berke-
lev. Cal,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06

John T. Yates to Denver, has made
it necessary that the invitations ex-
tended by Mrs. McCullen for lunch
con in honor of Miss Lucille Bacon
before the historical pageant today
be recalled.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
Te. for Miss Bacon.

Mrs. George M. Redick entertained
informally at tea after the historical
pageant today for Miss Lucille Bacon.
A bowl Of pink roses was Ased on
the tea table. The guests were few
of Miss Bacon's friends in the
younger Set.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
At the University Club.

Mr.. Harry S. Byrne gave lunch
con at the University club Wednes-
day, in honor OF Miss Cecile Andrews
Of St. Paul, guest Of Miss Lula
Houck, who arrived Wednesday
morning to be one Of the out-of-town
maids Of honor at the coronation
ball. Covers were placed for;
Mtsses-- Misses
cscile Andrews Lulu Houok
Harriet copley Mabel Allan
Messrs- Messra.-
Earl Burkett Herbert Smails
Walter Byrne Harry Byrne
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
IN and ou. Of The Bee Hive.

MT. Warren Howard lett Tuesday
Tor St. Louis on business trip.
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. M. Carney leave
Thursday to spend two weeks in the
east.
Miss Jeanette Friedman leaves for
Chicago Thursday evening to attend
the Wallace-Nemer wedding.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
Waite. Sharpe Wedding.

Miss Barbara Sharpe and Thomas
z. Waite were married at Lincoln
on Monday evening, by Rev. Stephen
B. Williams, at the residence Of the
minister.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
For Metz House Party.

F0r Metx l1uUue FAtty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eugene Metz
wilt entertain at dinner this evening
for the members Of the Charles Metz
house party, which includes the
Misses Norma and Harriet Mack Of
Buffalo, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
Breakfast for Bridal Party

Breakfast for Bridal Party
Mrs. Charles Thomas Kountze en-
tertained at breakfast today for the
members OF the bridal party Of Miss
Alice Jaquith and Mr.. Elias Vail,
whose marriage will take place Satur-
day evening at St. Barnabas church.
The guests were seated at small tables
decorated with pink roses and lilies OF
the valley. After the breakfast the en-
tire party witnessed the parade. Gov
ers we're laid for:
Misses--- Aisses---
Genie Patterson, Alice Roberts
Alice Jaquith, of Cleveland.
Fanny schibsby Lucille Green
OF Minneapoi OF indianapolis
Meliora Davis. Isabel Vinsonhaler,
Messis.- Messrs.--
Chester Spelding Elias Vail
of Poughkeepsio. OF Poughkeepsie,
Ben Gallagher, Bob Connell,
Robert Smith Herman Vail
Of Poughkeepais, of Poughkeepsie.
John Caldwell
MeBsra. ana s5esdames--
w n, Sweat clifford r. Weller,
of Minneapolis,
DR.. and Mrs. J. T, Harrington of PouEh-
keepsie.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06

The sudden illness Of sister, which
called Mrs. ]. ]. McCulIen and Mrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
Personal Mention.

Mary Sargent Woodland Is SER
iotisly III with diphthcria at her home.
Miss Amanda Karbach has returned
from Oakland, Cal, where she visited
her brothers, Arthur and Richard,
formerly OF Omaha.
Registered at the Hotel Alpin in
New York during the past week, have
been the following from Omaha: Mr..
and Mrs. c. Harding, E. B. Rooney,
F. H, Brown, C. L. Dudley, ]. f,
Hillburg, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Agnes,
E. T. Morrison. ]. w. Holmquist, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Swearingen and Mr..
and Mrs. j. Linderhoim.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06

party ~ the boyo, Saturday evening
for her guest. Miss Christine Miller.
Social Gossip.
Mrs. F. A, Brogan left Friday to
spend month in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Carpenter have
just returned from motor trip to
Spirit Lake, Maj shalltown and Des
Moines, Ia, and to Kansas City.
Mrs. L. F. Crofoot, who was ex-
pected to return from ewYork Sat-
urday, has been detained in that city
by the illness OF her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Taylor have
returned from a short visit in South
Dakota. They will make their home
in Omaha at l26 South Thirty-fifth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hochstettler of Ne
braska City were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. P. Kirkendall Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. H. H. Holcomb leaves Friday
evening to spend the weekend in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther L. Kountze
are expected to return Sunday from
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Mullen have as
their house guests during Ak-Sar- Ben
festivities the Misses Helen and May
Mullen OF O'Neill, Neb., Miss Stella
Farrell Of Clinton, Ia, and Mrs. John
O'Donnell Of Norfolk, Neb.
Mrs. w. G. Templeton left today
for California to spend several
months.
Mrs. ]. E. Summers returned this
morning from New York, where she
has spent the past two months.
Miss Corinne Paulson left Wednes-
day night for Parsons, Kan, where
she will appear in concert recital
with Miss Christine Miller. Miss
Miller returns with Miss Paulson Sat
urday evening to be the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gottlieb Storz.
Miss Naomi Towle leaves Sunday
for Miss Hartman's school in New
York.
Mrs. Arthur Metz is expected home
next week from New York, where she
went to place her daughter, Olga, in
school.
Mrs. E. P. Peck will return from a
visit in the east, November |.
Mrs. Harry Bosworth of Chicago
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs, George Bran
deis
Mrs. Townsend Fletcher of Chicago
arrived this morning to be the CUES,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Brandeis.
Miss Lucilla Mills OF Des Moines
Miss Frances Crouty OF Des Moines
and Miss Mildred Mills Of Sioux
Falls, S. D., are the guests Of Miss
Ruth Mills.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-06
On the Calendar.

Miss Olga Storz will give a theatt
party at the Boyd, Saturday evenin
for her guest. Miss Christine Mile
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prd9t.s. @0rtbiI.

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bung. rS@ulosH mode i'd prin5i'
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i'd srinbli9 fatt'.
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bel Sud sinseisbrt III, our9nus Su
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isrI6siost - ipis ibr ipobl idoH aus
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uno .aIsine' propbstsn; usnnt mir
siHsR BON ben slsintn"!4
aarIasn: Der anubfroibr
- unibsr'tgt. OiGterling:
.9orf i'd sJbnsn siniss Gebibte our
priiiung porIegsa21
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teinen gsbarf. mir iinb rsifIid nit
Worrat perisben. sic sIauben gar.
nidi, trns fir cine Wisnss Gsoiate
mir Srgefhidt bsiommen!'
30 ia, 0as fana i9 mir tpobI ben.
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Gin beipnberes REM
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bureau sinen g.ab ausitsllsno): sglus
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- Cine Golberube 9ierIi.
mGodsn our &oaegin): %. bel uns
usrtsbrsn pornsbme Gdits, 9u sIaubii
gar ni4t, rpas id) i&on fir GOlO.
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babel"
giufam. Ged: .es sibt
cine bsiOnosrs jh0ne Goris 0aunen
in ben Sonoa brinsen. tannit Su mir
ni4t cine paiisnbe gsasi4nuns emp.
fsblen2"
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= Der Werrdter. asbr.r:
ynnter ben 9iernrten finb bier aud
bic 3sbeagdnser senannt. User
BON gu4 Hsnnt mir osnn sin ioItss
Wseisn, oas auf oen 3etsn ssbt2 Bun.
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rMein Batter, fpenn Ct nn1ts aus
bem Wirtsbaus beimiommt-.
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berr (an Der 1iirs): .Qi9ts "a!
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teiLt! Sd mub aud arbsit.n!"
@agabunb: .@ef9iebi Sbnsn ecn5
rsdt! 9arum 5absn 81. mas gss
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@is slanS.rn serpeIidt ,pnrSe.

aIs ole $eraDss bon gursunb Die
!9etrIdaft in GIanbsru rInnsisn
SslObisn fis spar. alIs 2lnoronunesn
urb gniidsioungsn folIisn in Der
Sprahe Der betrsffsnoen 2anoestsils
srfolesn. Die glbseorbnstsn bon
gruiisI unb 2(nttperpsn battsn ipGier
isIbit ben Mui. Dem Ssr3os aIba
1868 Elm Gdr,ibsn 5uriid5uihiden.
lpsil ss fran5Oiiid psrfubt mar. an
Oos iOnnts absr niht ptrbinosrn,
bab, Rom Sof unb Der gsfeaid,ofi
ausssbsno. -bi. fran30iiide Gprdds
msbr unb m,br on 9oosn sstpann.
llHo nls bann sar pnriiu 4poE.l
Der 5reibsit uno Glsifbsit iamen.
ba MAR tsin Soltsn mebr. ,WsrIobi
Die Gprads Der Silabm unb neblni
bic Der 5rsibsit an" 10 bi,b ss ras
mnIs. Gin grIab RapoleOns born
Sabre 1903 Derfiisie bann. sab I'm
ebemnligen BeIsisn binnsn Sabrss'
frift aIls StaaisDsrbanbIunssn in
franSDiiitsr S6riit unb Gpra6e 3u
frfplssn babtn. Den Sdlubpunti Bill.
osis 1872 isins gsrorbnuns. bnb tel.
ne ftnhoriids 3siiuns msbr obne tsis
s,fiiete iransSiiids lleberisbung sr.
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JOiiihe Gprads oerdrt ishe Wur.
SsIn. bab 1915, als gslsitn Ju 6ols
lnnb fam. a0nis Wilbslm 5aubet,,
oaa fr,mbs Wsfen in isinm fIanbri.
fden probinSen nit einsm Gtlnas,
tpis ss ipofl bns ridtisfs s.ipeien
mare ipisbsr su beieitisen. Man lish
ilm cieImshr 3eit. iid nod mebr
Gin 3ipeiier GROCER sstb.
Ter nor bann Der intercollegiate er,
lab, Dab pom /. Sanunr 1923 nb
ale offsntlidsn gfngslsssnb,ittn tpis,
Der in Der flamiIGsn 2anoesfpraas
srfolssn foIli,n. Wis elm Donnsr.
fdlog fisl bisis Mdbnabms untsr
oas Seer Der gsdmten, bas felt mstr
nIs 20 Jabrsn pobI obsr 10 iid
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risf ioIds grbittsrnng b,rpor, bab
nan bon Der Wisbsrtinfiibrung Der
2aHotsipraGs, iris
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GnoIll&s Granattnprpsnltisn.
wie he isit ansbrad be- Crissss &C.
ifieaeu N.

@is fid Der WunitionsbsrbrnuG
| in bisiem ariese felt Nusbru@ bes,
elben usrsrObert bat. betpsifsn 4. q.
aud bic Grildrunssn be- ensliftm
Wluniiionsminiiters Wontasu, bis q
Ipor ipenisen Modsu TN lIntsrbaus
asmad,t bat. CT iiibrie aus, bab
| sis 0lanatenptpbattion osrgsfalt 5u-
ssnpmmtu babe, bob Elm WsrsIsi6
nit benz Sabre 1914 nuBIcs ipdrs.
Uenn man als Wsrglsihsbniis ybas
sSabr 1915 nebHe, 10 fsi 5u iOnita.
tiersn, bab bic prcbufiion bon Gras
naten fir syelbssidiibe tpdbrsnb bes
Jinan5iabrss 1915-16 6Is mol fO
srob getpsien III. aIs i'm Dorbsrss,
bsnben Rsduunssiabr. Die 3ab
lbr berseitsIIien 6aubiBen mar ahts
NAL gr6ber, aIs 1914-15, unb IN
ben Isbien Wo5sn bes Suui nar iis
| 27 mol GROCER. Gegenip1rtig fabris
Siert GnsIanb in einem sinsism no
nat sipsimal mebr GefGiibs, nIs ss
b,rn i'm sanasn au gesinn bes ariss
sss beiab.
Montasu ertldrte ipeiier: Die p5'
ebenilids probuttion BON Waf9insn.
gslusbr.u iei 16 nal GROCER, OILS Dor
S6aifuns bss Wluniiionsminifte,
RUINS. Die WOdsnprobuition or
iarisn GrpIOiipiiOffen mar 10 mol
GROCER, aIs gu geginn oss Jabrss
1914. Cine srobs Wlsnse Muniiion
uno 'gei4iiss ienbst England on feline
Werbiinbetsn; auBsrbem >fenbst ss an
Jranirsi1 elm 9riiisl isinsr etabIs
prooutiion aur 0ranatsnfobriiaticn.
Snsssfamt lisisrt ss isinsn Dtrbiins
beten monntIih fiir $50 Wil!ionen
Jrantsn RetaIl CUR Wsunitionstrssus
gung. Die 4rbeiier unisrer Gabriisn
babsn iomit gu ben slorrtiden(0Siss
gen Rublanbs. fJyantreids uuc Gns.
lambs beiseirassn. Der erbSbten
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iers ariiIIsrie bat ii9 i'm Gaufe BET
leBisn 2ltiionsn bic ganSe 4spuubs.
runs Der englif9M Qrmee errunssn.
Die beuiIde preiie bat erfIdrt, I'm
Isr Wunitionsperbrauh I'm aauis ber
oessnipdrtisen SIienfipe babe In unr
isre Rsisrp.n Elm unerIebli6ss COD
seriiisn. Gs 1T 9aiiade, bab be,
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aIs mir ibn Dor aht Wlonatsn fiiy
aiisreidsnb erad!sien. Dos 9cmbar.
temsnt in Der Wods Dor Der Dfisn'
Iipe pa. mtbr Wuniticn ssiofei, als
in ben trIten Wonnien bss arieaes
inbri5isrt ipurbs, unb bic In bsr sIsi.
den periobs er,susie gsiamimenps
ffperer Munitirn ipHrbe iaum fir
oas gombarbemsnt pdbrsnb sinsg
ein5iasn Snsss ausssrtitt babsn. Die
probuition unIerer Gabrifsn bedt
Node fit WoSe ben 0erbrauts
Bsnu bic qrbeitsr unb Nrbsiiseber
in ibrsn Msrisn ipis Biz i,st fort.
fabren. itebt 'riidt gu bsiiirh!sn. bab
Di. Sfisniips iDsssn Mang.I an Mu.
nitiOn pors.itis eins.it.Ilt iperben
mub. $4,000 SoIbaisn iprben pom
Disniis bsfrsit. bamit iis in ben Mus
nitionsfn6ritsu arbeitsn i0nnsn. Sm
usrsanasnen Sabre paren 635.00o
psrionen nit Der Wuniiicnserseu'
aung bsf6aftist. Sect iinb ss btrer
2.25o,000. baruntsr 100000 Jrausn.
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Hup WI sSu <huo ohhsvtSs S<tt
maHt benn aud BLOB n jdietef
Bid: .gDie bstbsn Sie 90 ips!hs
Apmpngnis2 Dos aubtre lpiro
iid finosn!1
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id bin am gladmittng ou6 iaum In
Der Adierns. ba bolt mir f,ton elmer
5u n 9trrn GsIoipsbeI. yia, Der bat
mid fdSn dnssiaudt. - sRatiirliH
bic 9errsn 0efreitsn - auf .isinsn
fam man iia psrlaHen - brsi 9ags
9lrreIt, pom Nssimsnt betobIsn -
Der Ssrr Sauptmnnn tpiiieno" uIip.
Der 9err Sauptmann tommt
bsnn aud nod ben Mbenb unb
qusti6t mir an Die WanS uno ihrsit
mir an, nnb mas id nod g Wiaul
auimohen iuollte. uno OBJ id mir
ippbl no9 Dsrdutiporten luollts. uno
brsi 9ase ioats id nod oG5u irie.
gen unb io!...
Sd bin bsnn alIo fsbr getnidt -
nit .ReIsrpe bat Rnbe' mars Dors
lduiig porbsi unb NIT bic Clint
mars snns unb gar nidts. 4od ben
Iebtsn lag ins Ecd; bas ipOlt mir
cod ni4t in n aOpf,
Sd btrate mir oenn nod nit msis
mem 5rsuno Berger unb ssb nod,
NAL gum GERM 5sloipsbsl, um biz
Sods ins sebSrise Gi9t Su ieksn.
Dab Der mir blob rausssiamiiIsn
uno ni4t slsi4 ouissfreiIen bat miis
Iami Die gefrsitsntnDpis, NOR aiies.
- gsiriitf gsbs i'd nun gu msinsm
Sauptmann Der ldbt mir ga,
niGi Dor. - so ioa mir in bic
aaisrns i9ersn!" lGbt er mir iaeln.
SH Den san5en siusi Sabrsn babe
i'd tsins 10 idIsdts gadi sebntt.
sd raudts auf gsfrsitsnin0pisn, rer
@raf 9asisIer pOllie mir in 2lrieii
abiiibrsn - Der bide Sauptmdnn
BON bic gapsrn ididts mir ne aiiis
3igarren, bic Gtine trant elm G:as
Uilindsntr ainol mad benz anbtrn
- uno friih battle id einsn fur4itas
rem grummtopf uno pubts mir, Dab
i'd gum glittas ins God iolIte; csss
baIb purtte ih aud meins Sadsn
bebuIten, tpibr.nb bic oHS.rn Die
ibris.n abeaben. 4
Nlittag unp bas God fnmsn irns
msr nGbsr, meins 2lnsit ipurOs TN.
mer srobsr - snbIi9 faiie ia in
msinsr ys0r6nanis sinsn GntiG,ub
anb psnts, tpas lam nu nod lsin.
lpsnn ale Siranss rsiben. mub
@otiIieb beIitn - i4 ssbe 5uut GrGs
len Saeisler!
9as burfts i9 ia nu niGt, o9sr
iebt mar mir aIlss sgnI. SD nlio bin
nad bic gbaiinOnitrab,. Usroe aud
slsid rtinssrufsn.
.gla, mas pilit bu psnn, msin
Sohn2" irust Der Graf uno ,iisbi
mir init ieinsn SiabIausen 10 on.
Sd itsbs iiramm unb melos:
.Guu Grselsns. bic 3isarrm iino
MIR l4ieTt befoHlIIIen! - sSoF
maft Der 2llts, .iparsn iis beun 10
idIsdt2' = I'D nsin, absr 70 uno
TO-" = limb nun srJdbIs i9 ibm
msin. san3s Gsididts uno pnb id
nun in Arreit iomMe uHo bab init
bic Stins nun aud aus in.
Der 4Ite tlppfi mir a6sr auf bic
Sdulier uno l66sit unb iGbt mir
cine A.ils tparisn; bann sibi sr mir
Stpsi Brisit nit, sinen firm Germ
9aupimann uno sinsn fir n Ssrrn
SberiiIsuinant. bi. mubie id sltid
Ielbit absebsn. - 3isarreu bat n
mir absr oissmnl nidi esssbsn.
gm ieIben Wiiiiag puuosrtsn msis
ne Sahsn aui Gammsr. unb zen
nGdTsn Worssn sins's na6 Der
Seimat. - Das mar mir ooh Ii.ssr
ols .orei Gage Drummer, bsnn Dor
Der Giins, mas jsbt meine Grau 1T,
batt' i'd bod nod mshr aIusfi.
Das absr in bi. 5tp.i grieie &c.
iianbsn bat, babe i'd ME erfabrsn.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-30
STAFFORDVILLE
Family Gatherings Held MondayA Trees and Entertainments at Both
 Churches.

There were Christmas trees and en- tertainments in both the Congrega- tiona1 and Methodist churches last Saturday evening. Santa Claus was present at both churches and found appreciative audiences.
 MT. and Mrs. F. G. Medbery attend ed the funeral of Mrs. Medbery' S mother, Mrs. Potter, in Willimantic, last Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Rishton spent Christmas at the home of MT. Rish- tons mother, in Providence.
 Mrs. F. H. Ballon and son, Frank Ballon, of West Stafford, MT. and Mrs. Everett Mathews, MT. and Mrs. Geo. Miller and MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bos- worth of this place were Christmas guests of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Bos- worth.
 Among those who spent Christmas out of town were: Mrs. Etta Durham, with her daughter in Ellington; Mrs. L. Booth, with her daughter in Springfield; Mrs. Lizzie Hanna, with her sister in Worcester; Mrs. Elwin Phelps and niece, Miss Esther Hedges, with relatives in Boston
 Large family gatherings were held at the homes of Willis Belcher and Mrs. N. Larges Christmas day.
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again, after being confined to the house at the home of his father in Fagleville, as the result of an accident when heavy box fell on his foot
 c. H. Schell of Coventry was guest at B. F. Storrs' Wednesday night
 Occupying Palmer House.
 LeRoy Smith, who runs the auto bus between Storrs and Willimantic, and who was married Christmas day, has taken possession of A. D. Pal mer's house and the newly-married couple are starting in housekeeping there. The Duffees, mother and son, who have occupied the house for the past three months, have moved to Storrs.
 Prayer Meeting Plans.
 The time of the mid-week prayer meeting of the Baptist church has been changed to Friday evening, be- ginning next week. The pastor, MT. Powell, proposes to give a series of talks at the meetings this winter which will be interesting and instruc- tive. After the meetings there will be a social haf-hour.
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Community Christmas Entertainment Exercises at Congregational Church Many Visitors Monday.

The community Christmas entertain ment, held in Bolton hall last week Saturday evening. was a success l. was given under the direction of the Congregational Sunday school. The children were drilled for the program by their school teachers and the pas tors wife, Mrs. R. A. Fowler. The teachers were Misses Elizabeth Daly, Esther Hiorowftz and William B, Trowbridge. Money was solicited, for which candy, oranges and popcorn was purchased for the children. The pro- gram was as follows: a short talk by Rev. R. A. Fowler; chorus. the three schools: recitation. lilly Gagliardone, South school; recitation, Armanda
 Zeppa, Southwest school; solo, Dora Pinney, South school; recitation, Rose
 Horowitz. Southwest school; recita-
 tion, Josephine Sillano. South school
 two-act play, The Night Before school; song, American Santa Claus, combined schools.
 Services at Congregational Church.
 The Christmas program in the morning service at the Congregational church were as follows: Solo, Mrs. R. A. Fowler; recitation. Miss Helena Fowler; duet. Misses Mary and Helen Mathein: song. by Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Fowler's four children; duet by Misses Dora Pinney and Gladys Loo mis; solo by 5-year-o1d Hatfield Fow- Rev. R. A. Fowler, and music by the choir.
 Social and Personal.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Fryer of Willi- | mantle and Douglas Fryer of Wor- cester, Mass, were guests of Mrs, B, Jane Finley, Christmas
 Miss Anita R. Baker is spending the
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 7 Paving cutters are working on the ledge at the present time.
 7 Fred Holt is working in Central Vil- lage now instead of in Putnam. MT. and Mrs. Earl Holt returned home Monday nigkf to Providence. Mrs. R. B. Marriott is much better though graduate nurse is still in at tendance.
 Miss Annie McManus is i'll. . Henry Dixon. from Maine. spent a few days at his home here. Mrs. Thomas Brown and children are visiting her parents at Jewett City.
 Miss Hazel Bundy is visiting rela- tives in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Ellen Jordan of Washington, R. T., is visiting Mrs. Ellen Waite. 2 Agnes Franklin is visiting her moth- CT in Jewett City this week. : Mrs. J. s. Mowry entertained the Mowry family and the Sweet family Christmas day.
 ! James Dixon has been appointed ad- Ininistrator of the James Miller estate. William H. Barber spent Christmas at Quidnick, with MT. and Mrs. Stan Icy Poole.
 2 Harriet Kenyon spent last Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Nancy B. Hill at Moosup. { Rev. A. G. Williamson kept house for MT. and Mrs. Sweet while they spent Christmas out of town. : Mrs. Charles w. Hess of Jersey City is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. R. Sherman.
 The concert and Christmas tree held at the M. E. church was much enjoyed by all present.
 . James Dougherty has gone to the Hospital in Providence for treatment.