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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
GIANTS LOSE
A CLOSE
MIX

GREAT FALLS. Aug. "a
After getting away with a lead
OF five runs In the first frame.
Great Falls came within q very
short space OF ioslnv yesterdays
ball mix with the Seattle Giants.
Bill Rose was on the hill for Sc
attic. In opposition 10 Jimmy Clark
Rose was up IN the clouds IN the
first frame. allowing five blngles.
two OF which were doubles and one
a homer.
After that. however. he became
as tight as a movie miser with his
blngles, and they became even again
when Seattle slipped over a bell
ringer now and then. An error by
Pug Bennett came near proving ia
tai In the ninth. when tho visitors
were we'll placed on the sacks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23

" the Athletics can keep up
their present stride they
ouphts land In seventh place
by December IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
AMERICAN RESULTS

At Philadelphia I, Detroit 0.
Al Boston 3. Cleveland 0.
At New York 7. Chicago G.
At Washington 2. 81. Louis 2
called I'm 14th; dark).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
NATIONAL RESULTS

At Chicago 4. Brooklyn Q.
At st. Louis s. New York 0.
At Pittsburg Q. Philadelphia Z.
At Cincinnati 0, Boston l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

NO fcin @dIi.Dirt 0em 0remoling Ell
3ummcr gibt, 10 longe oieier iib niAt
oiif ser &oli3ei ongemeloet bat. Sll
Der Sduei3 lit 0os nidt 10 idlimn,
bier bcioret Der @oitpirt Die glnniel.
0ung. uno man broudt lid MIR oonr
pcrionlio6 81 bemiiben, iDenn man
lGnaere Belt bleibt mo niHt i'm @alt-
bouie wobnt ionoern cine 9rioatDob-
nung mietet.
Gas Idlimmite in Ger Sdpei5 uno
qan5 beionoers in Ger frou5oiiiden
S6mei5 lit, ooB nit Dem friegeriiden
o6er milit1riiden @eiite auh cine
6eitiqe Spionitis berbunoen 1T. Der
5dmei5cr lit Oopon iiber3eiigt, ooB
ieiu 2uuo icst bon Spiouen oaer gSo.
iionen iiberlauieu 1T, uno in ieoem
gluslGnoer, Der an oen llfern Oes
@cnier Sees ipo5ieren ge6t permttet
Der Gingcborene einen Spion. glm
@enfer see lit es iebr iAon, man
monoert oo 5miiden @ebenselGnoen
un0 einlaoen0eu 2on0b1ltiern bin, er-
ircut iid Ser ue6ielnoen glusblide
ouf Den See ieine ltier, ole 6errlitb
tronenoen S6neegipiel in glGbe mo
sSerne uu0 fbnnte ale glot uno o0es
2eio Dergeiien, oos Ser aripg iiber
ms oae gebra6t bat, menu uidt Die
Spionitis mare, mel1e iurs pon nib
trolii6en SpG6erbliden berfoleen
ldBt PIN @enfer see gibt es ielblt-
DerItGnoli6 MIR oeltid6e Spione. 0ie
fron5oiiiben Shpei5er iiu6 e6enio
frnn30iiih aeiinnt pic Die Waoilanoer
pnO Tlriner uno ibre 3eitineer
idimpien cher nebr ais menieer. Sie
iiuo eigeutli6 nur 0os @ho Der pa.
riier &reiIe, oie Don ibnen ouh i'm
6rieOen getreulicb nohae6alt miro,
ober iie beniiben ih, auh pieOer
ielbitdn0ig por3u9eben uno aui eigene
Bouit 3il ibimpien. 9ie 0eutiden lino
sic Geltih .Sdpei5er. ole in 2ou-
ionne, @enF ooer 8ebep mobnen ipa-
gen cs foim nod, iih ibrer @hitter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

fron5oiiid IprcdeuOcn 2onoSlentc
wiirOe eS MIR biQig uno rcdt ibeinen,
menn lie aus ibrem @er5en aud feline
M0r0ergru6e mnHten ilnO flor uno
0eutli1 berousinQteu nit mem uno
gegen men iie eS bolten.
0os wlroe Dermutlid cine gonj
beiliame 8irfino aui oic @enier uno
9ouionner ousiiben unO sur 5olge
9oben, Dab man bort iid cbenioIlS orI
ole 8ili1ten Ger gleutrolitGt 6elanne,
sunol menn man oen 2euten 5lI @e-
mite fii6rte. Dab iie Die Seuerung Der
9e6ensmittel uno onDerer 0inge ein-
5ia ilno aaein ben 6ran5oien iinO oen
gngl1noern beroanten Die nidtS
ii6er Die @ren5e lafen wobingegen
0eutl6lono uno Seiterreid5 ocn
S6pei3ern nit 9oblen unO aortof.
feln nusbeIien 10 peit tie eS fonncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

iprodlc 3u beoienelt un0 neben Den
6ron5oieu limo Die gngIGnoer imO
9uiien Die SiebIinge Der @ingebore.
men lno Die Serren Der aufiee91uler
uuO Spo5ieripege llebrieens bat ipie
in SStoIien itn0 in alien 2onoern nit
itorfeut 9ouriitenpertebr audi in Der
fron5oiiiden Sdipei3 Oieie SnOuitrie
groBc Gin6uBc erlitten. Die 8eoolfc-
rung bon Sauianne lit Our6 ben
&riea bon rs alti 10000 Ginuobner
5uriidgcgonqen uno 0obei bouocit e8
iicG mlsidteBlid Inn pcgge5ogene
glusIdnoer. @icllcid6t eepobut man
iicb icst in 0eutIdlano oie Site ob.
sic ..006eren Q0fter~ in oic irun50.
liihc sdnci5 81 ididen. Dos biBdcn
irau5oiiit, ons tie on lernen 1aben
Tie nadbcr bod i'm &onoumoreben
luieOer pcrlernt imo fonnten lie chen.
iogiit ooer ebenioidledt in elmer oeiIt-
idcn 9Iultdlt lernen. 100 Der iron5oii.
idc lluterridt oon geborenen Sran.
5oiinnen crteilt miro. llno ipenn cS
iein mlB, baum ginee i9 fir meiil
Gci( nod lieber oireft 81 oen Sroil.
5oicn ais 5u oieien Shpei5ern. Die
6ran5oicn baben menigitens llriabc.
ouf uns 3u idimpieL lie leben felt
eineu 6olben Sobr6unoert IN oifeuem
ooer Iotcntcm ariegs5uitono nil
Gcutihlouo. glber oieie S6pe5erl
g9cldc llriode ba6en lie, Die 0ellt.
ihen ST perlditern 5li boiieu uno 81
6eidinpfen2 g9ie bic Stoliener fen.
nen lie oen Deiitiben in ser groBen
6auptiabe MIR ais Gouriiten. ocr
ien @elO bel ibnen nuSgibt.
@abrcno Oie fran50iiiden Shpci..
ser irb frnn5oliiher oeber0en ols Oi9
6ron5oien ielbit in ser Sofinng5
biniort nitbt mebr im ibrer unpari.
ieriiden Nenouneen ino glusiprohe
iniaen Oeripottet 5u meroen. Derbolten
oie Teitib Sdpei5er lid neutral.
0as lit edit oeutid iino cot ironSo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07
Giuc mann6uftc slntluOrt.

IS mar I'M Sabre 1912. Sm .iicr-
lihen 8oloite 5u @etersburg mar
groBe Soiel, ais oort Die gta6ri@t
onlanete, g6opoleon babe iicb alf Der
9rauoit1tte bon Wlostou entidloiien
oen 9fiid5ue nod Der @ren5e andu-
treten. Erilnlp6ieren0er Subel
berrifte infolge Oieier 9otidoft on
Der faiierlihen Iofel. Inter ben @G-
item 0es 3oren befono iih oud eut
oeltlher 6lii6tline, oet beriibmie
preuBii1e Stontsmann unO Grn1ini'
tier Sreiberr bonn Stein. gln ben
ponotc iiH Die 9aiierin mo rief ibn
gu: n@enn iebt Elm ein5iger fron5olt-
i6er Soloot iiber oen Sfbein 5uriid-
aelangte, oonn ipiir0e id mid idjG-
men, cine Geutibe 5u iein. Die aoi-
Ierin botte, ais iie oies laete, niGt be.
ooht, Dob iie lelbit Die Eobter eineS
gbein6unOfiiriten, 0es @roBber5ogS
bon 8ooen mar, iin0 ooB Der 6rei.
6err bonn Stein iid penig onraus
mahte, aud gefrouten Sduptern r1-
ongenebme @n6rbeiten 81 iaeen. Set
uno idorf io6 Stein ole aoiierin an
uno nntportetc init latter, Itarfer
Stimme, gnn3 geeen ole &egeln Der
Gillette: Cure gloieitdt, wenn ole
oeitifen 6iiriten ibre Eflidt eetan
bdtten, niemols piiroe elm iror5oi.
i6er SolOot lebenoig ouf oieie Seite
ser @l6e gcfomnen ieinl~ - 8oten.
title berrihte al Der TofeL aIs er
geenOet, oie aoiierin abcr mar flug
uuo ebrlih gcfnig 81 antporten. sir
mogen mobl reht 6abenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

Siea erboffen o6er es ei6t nidt einen
fron5oiiiden Shwei5er, Der nit6t Die
0eltiden ingrimmig baBte iinO ibre
edn5lid)e glieoerloge berbeiiebnte. IS
oibt WliQioncn oeutihe S6uei5er, Die
i'm Ser3eu fiir 0eutihlonO iino, o6er
nit 9fiidlidjt ouf oie g}eutrolitat ibres
8oterlonoes Dieie @eiiible i'm guier
itia bepobren iin0 lid dngitlid] IN
9Cd)t nebmen. nidts 5u TIN iino ni9ts
81 iogcn mas ni6t obioliit neutroL
umo nnportciiib mare. gl6er cs gibt
uidjt einen etn5igen iran5oiiiben
Sdwei5er. Scr Oieies 9eiipiel na9.
obnte, nidt einen, Der ni6t feline
Spnipot6ie iiir 6rantreid, leinen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

(8ar bic .mifiiilppbgaher."
$50 aae8 Iicbt,faun aarl oaein niAr
bnIien. un0 ipenu bic 9on3c llnnpclt in
g9niien itorrt. fam 0ie SMwei5 ibr
frieoIihes 9ouriitenseiiht nidt BEL
bebolten. Sie mag ia ouh gan5 ernlt.
lde @riinOe our Goriidlt boben.
9blieBIit6 pdre a8 ourdous nidt
unmoelid5. oaB ole 5ranloieu oni ben
@eoanfeu fdnea MIR ami ocn gSegc
3orrentrnp uno ga G6aur De 6onos
lei eS moglidj, binter oie 0eutlden
2inien 5u fonlmen, uno nod weitcr
unipabrltbeinli6 mdre elm &eriutl Der
$taliener ourb 0os Gn9oOu in oen
9fiiden Der Geiterreihcr 81 gcIangen
8eionoers oieic leetere Dl0glidfeit
icbien ben Shipei5eru onidnglih eini
ges aopime1 81 beruriaden iino bon
g(niang an batten tie ga unten bel 0en
,,anbelmaherll~ lpeit d9oriere Mad)t
gebalten ais All Der irnn5oliiden ltno
bcutit6en @rer5e.
3uB cS aud IN Der @bmei5 frie9a
rii6 5ugebt. eridbrt man nls6oI0 i'm
3uge, iobal0 man oie @ren5e iiber
Idritten Bot @S mar QlbenO uno Ia
@ottma0ingen 6otten mir Gin bod
notpeinlihes @er60r iiberitanocu, roo.
bel man bis an oos beiliec Seiu I'm
terlu6t muroe. 9lun fam Der Idpei
3eriibe 9eanlte uno perlonaie ieiner'
ieits bic 0riiben idon 10 iorgialtig
gepriiften @aiic 5u leban. Qlber oas
geicbo6 IN 70 oltb1tcriiAer aeunit.
lider 9lrt, Dab inns Die @eidirbte iait
fpuiiA Dortan. Sin gebiidter @reis
NIT ctpas Dirrem lnngem meiBan
Bart. ein 2aternden ouf Der @riit
cine 9roBc &ornbrilc oui Der 9lalc
0urdidritt bic Giicnho5nmngrn un0
bedloute oie &diic. Icr AlGuat iob
onfs Snar 70 aus, ipie itdl Scr Sladt
lUddter Ghlcgoorn III 5Dnicipeares
n@iel 2arm ann 9liGtS4 berNiridten
pilegt inb apenn idJ nitt orilben aui
ofr 0cutimci Seite cinen Seioerre
ipcft por ben @ren56anitcH befnn.
men bate, mare id5 BEL ieuoH glu
bid berausseplaet. 9lber i'd meroe
mid bitten az laden ii6cr 2crie. bic
es ii ibrer Geluolt boben mid 5mei
Drci oocr oier5ebn Gage on Der
@rcn8e 5appcln5il laiien o0er mir oie
gSeiterrpiia gan5 uno gar 5ii uerbic'
ten
Gofientlid Urrocn Die Shnci5er
ilidlt boc ino pcricn mid nidt IN
bos ieuc5te &erlieB oeS SHloncs bon
Gbiaion penn i'd idliidteru annierte,
baB i6r causes fricaeriides @eica
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

iiidl Ser 0lonu fron5oiiiber Sprohe
uno 0enfort oenft gar niht Oaran
neutral 3u iein, penn cs ii6cr 2eiltC
ieiner Sprode uHo 9enfart bergebt.
@r ninnit olsbolo 4artei, ais Of er
ieIber aneesrifien iei. Ser 9eutihe
o6er beidait oie Sohe bon oacn
Seiten un0 oe6t in ieinen 9emiiben,
our1ouS gerecbt uno linparteiiic5 gu
iein lnitiinter 10 melt onB CT iib sc.
gen ieine eieenen Sprah- mo 9llitss
permauoten iteat. gs gi6t in Der
SAmei5 toliienoe bon Seuten nit
oeuti6eu g}omen mio iogar nit Oeut-
i9er Sprode, Die Den fran5oiii4en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

Sn ser oeutiHen Sdwei5 iiebt man
ni6ts glnaloges: bort miro ni6t oiT
Geutihlono eeidinipft, o6er oub
uiht ouf 6ranfreih, uno penn Sir-
oenbur0 ino 0lodenien oiif Boltfor-
ten ousgeiteat iin0, 10 bdngen glei4
oaneben Soffre, 9ithener uno Gooor-
no. alr5. Oie ocliti6en Shmei5er
ber6alten iidb obiolut Neutral, wo9.
reno ibre 2onOsleute frnn5oiiiher
8nnee nit wiiteuoer @ortcilidfeit &C.
gen Deutl6lono to6en. llno obidon
man niht GIT oie oeutiden
Sdmcier Inn ibrer ourAoiis forref.
ten Solhirg miaen tooeln font on-
geiidtS Oicier @arteilidfeit ibrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

lapprnrc, cine gridc TdlasenO.
Sn0eien iudre oos fein @runO iiir
0eu Souriiten iic6 in Der S@wei5 ne
niacr uobl in iiibleu ais in 6rieoells.
3eit. 9l6er Is fouuuen anocre 0inge
biu3u Ga lit 5inabr Scr i6on CT.
m1hrtc AaB8mang. Der I'M Sriinoc
init StiQihmeigen iibcr9anger pcr.
oen fonntc, oenn oo teines Der y'od.
6arlonoer cincn 0lenihcn obne BnB
Gus Dem 9onoe last, lit es ihlicBlib
cinerlci Oh mon oos @opicr in ocr
9d1pei5 npt cuual 5eigcn nIB oocr
nitbt ghid bic obligatorildc yInuel.
Dung bci ser BoIi5ei III nidt ip
iblinlm 5lmol uenn man aus
Dcni6lauo 6ronfreid ooer @nalon0
in Sialien inO Geitcrreib miro cs
woll aub nidt ouoers iein ionuHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

Sab eesen 0eutiblauO Iaut binous-
ibriee.
9lac 2dOen iino ooG BON fran5oii
ihen uno itolieniihen Spott- unO
SaBfarten gegen 0elltidlanO, ilberaQ
iino oie fran5oiii6en engliiben, rul-
iiiden uno itolienii9en Seloen oeS
arieges ousgeItellt, iiberaa werosn
2ie6esgoben fir Oie f6mpfenoen Sol
ooten, gebiiat in fron8oiiide, engliid5e
itno itolieniide Sarbcn nit SegenS.
wiiniden fiir ibre @riolee, ieilgebol-
ten, ii6eroa meroeu fron5oiiide uno
and idmei5eriic6. fron8oiii6e Shmdb-
i6riiten segen 9euti6lonO 0ertnuit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07


einen a6nIi@cn leiien' g(niirih BON
aomif fat Gomit nil ih ourdaps
ridt iager oaB Der iAwei5eriidc
5oloot mir foniid6 idiene. Wlit 9lid
ten mo i'm @cgenieil Der italieni.
ihe 9eriaelere nit ieiuem 9rimmi.
Gen 9a5ncnidpou5 iie6t oireft TO-.
mild nils, monde iroi5oiiide 5oloa.
ten mic Die Spa6is uno IN geiuilien
@raoe au0 bic Dragoner ideinen
oircft bon ser Cperettenbiibnc 3u
fommcn Der idmcijcriidc 5oloat in
ieiner einladcn mo proftilhen llni.
iorn oa9e8eH noht ciuen ourdous
crniten mo 5upcrldliiacn Ginorud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-07

6al0 eiu5eln 5u bober, bolO reiten lie
bod 3u 9loB 6em 5einoe cntgegeM
bol0 iiben lie um Den Eiic6 nO cnt.
nerfeu ocn 5eloW1splon 6alo lp1.
ben iie nit ben 6ernro6ren oos Sc.
l0noe ob. sic ieben icbr gut aus,
.uno o6ne 3meiicl wiirocn iie iih I'M
grnitiollc ousgc5eid]net bolten ober
lid fam mir nidlt 6clicu es fommt
mir foaliih Dor Die Serren ais &C.
lrolii8e Ncl0en 81 ieiern mr. lUeil
tie 0aS lcsten Gnoes iricoIiAe Dlono.
Der Der 9Robilmadimg mo Ger
@ren5beicBung bii6id unO olatt
0Rrfgefiibrt ba6en
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
Theise, an 0mahan,
Started Alex Carr
In Show Business

Alexander Carr, famous ~ a character
comedian and who headlines this week
at the Orpheum, owes his success 10 m
Omaha man.
The omahan ~ Mortimer NJ Theise.
formerly proprietor of the Millard hotel
and who lives at the Trayerton apart
mcnta.
When Mr. Tbeise was a prominent
Theatrical rnaRnate on Broadway nearly
ten years 0go, he discovered" Carr, snd
showed him how 10 develop his talent.
Mr.. THESE put Carr, and Barney Bern-
ard. who played here with him In "Po-
tash and Perlmuttcr," two years ago. in
one of his companies and gave them
their first chance 10 make good.
when ! first saw them" laughed
Theiae. ~ was ~ a little vaudeville
show. They we're 10 rotten they wers
going 10 substitute trained elephant
act for them We got one more chance
for them. and they worked 80 well that
they finally made GOOD on tho bill"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
1MPROYERO AGAIN n
GET In TANGLE.
Strained Relations Between Fedora.
tion and United Improvers
Breaks Out Anew.
STREET LIGHTING IS CAUSE

The strained relations which have
tXisted for several years between the
Federation Of Improvement clubs
and tho United Improvement clubs
broke out anew AT the city council
aeetlng when the electric street
lighting proposition was brought up
again.
The commissioners recognized tho
United Improyers by agreeing 10,
defer this matter until May 3, by
which time this organization expects
10 have conferred with representa-
tyes Of the electric light company
ard TO have arrived at an acceptable
proposition regarding a contract.
H. G. Timme, five years secrctary N
tho Federation Of Improvement clubs
made this statement. Il was secretary
Of The federation FOR five years but J
nm now dlsRustod with recent rank ac
tiona The dclegntes nte getting sore
md are refusing 10 attend the meetings
Commissioner Dfc2ei stated ~ W
Fitch told me laat week that DO and the
Federation OF Improvement clubs repre-
sont ali of the improvement clubs of the
city and that any other federation did
not amount TO anything worth mention
Ing"
The Federation of Improvement clubs
WAS referred % several times as tho
Fitch organization" -.5
I Fred ~ Martin. prominent improver of
tho north side. told the commissioners
that tho United Improvement clubs ap-
pointed special committee Of five 70
confer with the electric light company.
ri IL very evident that the Improvement
clubs aro not aerced on this electric light
proposition WIS a comment by COM
I missioner J0rdine.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
0MAHANS MAY MAKE A
TOUR OVER HIGH LINE

An automobile trip may possibly be
made by Omaha business men and roads
boosters this summer over what ia known
aa tho high Inns route betwcen Central
ciY ana Wahoo. &, II Lindherg oc
Polk. president of the 1ilah ldno Route
association, WAS in Omaha and urgsd
the trade extension committee of tho
Comwcrcal elnb and the good roads CONS
mlttee "a make this trip some time this
summer iie pointed oHt that good
territory, both prosperous and loyal Ia
omaha. liet along tula route, whirh
touches ihn following towns Central
city folh Htfnmshufs 'lyasts Dwight.
Nalfamao. Weston. Wahno. Mead anl
VALLEY
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
Big Time Tables
Will Be Done Away
with by Railroads

Tho expensive railroad folder, show
Ing railroad schedules and connections.
Is likely to be thing Of the past. An
agreement has been entered into by prae-
tically all the railroads by which they
propose TO eliminate most OF the Tina
tables and their promiaeuous diatIf-
button. Il being figured that this viii
mean tho saving Of hundreds Of thou.
sands OF dollars annually,
II the railroad folder ia dispensed with,
It's disappearance viii occur ~ the end os
the present year Some Of the railroads
have nve-year contracts FOR the print
ing Of folders. but the heads OF the pass
senger departments are of the opinion
that tho contracts can he changed TO
cover other classes of printing.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
Brownell Hall Luncheon.

will be the get together luncheon
Thursday afternoon. April q. at the Fon-
tenelle. over 100 Invitations have been
sent out TO the affair and al former
students OF Rrownell Hall are expeeted
10 be present. Miss Euphemla Johnson
will preside AZ the speakers table with
the senlors and Their class teacher, Mis1
Lillian Galway, the guests OF honor. Many
out-of town guests will be present, and
Mrs, Gardner Of Lincoln viii give a talk,
telling how ahc succeeded in forming A
Hrowncll league In her home town. Tho
Omaha and other former students Of the
school are considering founding leagues
which may be formed into n federation
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
Personal Mention.

Mrs. r. ", Koolish and small son. Mar.
vim, Of Chicago are spending two weeks
with her parents.
Mr.. Clarence Darlow. son Of Mrs. Al
fred Darlow, has returned 10 his studles
at Cornell after spending the spring yaca-
tion with friends OF Baltimore.
Mrs. Frank Crawford and Mrs. II. NJ
Knox have returned from Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan, where they were visiting
with Mr.. Crawford, who viii be detained
two weeks longer IN Canada by business.
Mrs, David r. FEEDER Of s. Paul u
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. y
Alpirn.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
Kaffee Club birthday

kaffce rlth She oldest organization Do
the elti composed ~ d Foup Nt slffmhu
women wis eelehta,g ils thift8 thiul
hifihduY hv hald.ng hanuurt "A lht
Rome hotel MAY le Mis g. shaef'
ter has hsen president ard Mfs n n
NaEl seyfotaf ~ lhis eluu sinet ils Co.,
rpi on
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
Suffrage News Of Today.

Alra W y. Barkley Of Lincoln. state
suffrage president and Mesdames Draper
smith, n u Lindsey n. g sImnoy.
Genrge w. coyell, y a. craigliead and
@. ~ copper of Omaha attended thf IN
frnRe luncheon given a. tie Grand hotel
~ Council BUFF todry, complimentary
% Mrs. Carrie Chapman cntt, tnterna-
ti0nal suffrage prc8dent
TBe city central a1fftaxe committee
held workers conference ~ tho home of
The treasurer. Mrs Mary carmack, this
afternoon
Tonight at 13l state boafd meeting
VIII be held in room 3lg a. the Young
Meme Christian ossoclntlgn Mrs. Bark
hey VIII ptnfido
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
society Notes Personal Gossip Entertainments Club Dongs

universally observed BIZ al church mem
hers IN the city. In the Ep1seopal, Ro-
man Catholic and kountze Memorial
among the Lutheran churches morning
services will be- conducted all the week.
Kountzo Memorial will nate ''diict
hslf hour from 73l5 10 7.i5 every morn
ing, aud the Epscopal churches viii have
communion service at ~ O'Clock, with
morning prayer at s.2o. throughout ne
week
Holy Thuraday VIII be obgcryed In the
Catholic congregations by the worship
ers visiting three different churches for
prayer and meditation and their three.
hour service ~ coed Friday viii be- cello.
brated ~ ~ Johns church.
Eanrdsy evening nt Triny cathedral
VII bc The preparation sorylcoa for Eas.
tef communion,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
New Y. W. C. A. Secretary.

Miss Grace oddie Of San Francisco ar
riyes today to take charge Of the en-
ploymtnt bureau ~ tfc Young Women
Christian association in place of Miss
Marie OdioIna. who has sons east MisF
0ddle had charge OF YOUNG Womcns
chfistau association warE n one ~ the
buildings hy the exposition aud comes io
utt local association biahly recommended
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
Kountze Memorial Church.

stalner's "crucifxion' will be given on
Good Friday evening at 8 o'clock at
kountze Memorial church by the choir
with foIty-cight voices. The soloists
viii be Miss Mckenzie. Mrs. Arthur Bel
cher, Mr.. swanson and Miss Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
BrowneIl Hall Plans.

Thorc viii bo no school session on
Good Friday nj Brownell Hall. but all
the students are expected 70 be at the
school for attendance at worship NJ
Trinity Cathedral and IT, Barnabag
church Throughout Holy week services
VIII be conducted in the school chapel
at il:9O o'clock each morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
SOCIETY TO LEND
EAR TO HOLY WEEK
Special Services in All the Conform.
ing Churches Observed Until
Sunday,
EASTER COMES NEXT SUNDAY
~ MpLLIrIfIA-Aprll n.

Holy week commences with all The con.
forming churches following their deYos
tional dtual for the last glz days Of The
penitential season and many ~ the eYpts
Rollcal congroRationa with special aci-y'
lees for The week Good Friday viii be
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
News OF the ILL.,

Mrs james A Hancock has been con-
fined 70 her room Tor the last two weeks
Mr. and Mrs, Frank II. Myers are OK
pected home from Excelsior Springs To-
morrow Mr. Myers has quite recovered
from HE recent illness
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
House Warming

Mr. and Mrs. J.. - clark who have
Just moved into their new home IN Minn
Luga boulevard, were given surprise
houge warming saturday oyoning Cards
and supper we're fo1t1re Of the ete
nlng's entertainment nn1 the host and
hostess we're presented With mahogany
limp Those present we're
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
Fling Postponement.

Professor filings lecture on The tx.
ptlslon Of The TURK has been post.
pond until Tuesday evening, April rs.
40 lhe affair VIII not conflict with tho
Friends Of Art dinner tomorrow evening
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
Wedding Plans.

The marriage of Miss Beatrice Tanc ic s,
fnughter Of Dean and Mrs. James A.
Hancock, 70 Mr., Keiso Morgan. viii b.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
WE PREDICT

that in due time uearlg
crerp poman Who ipears
corsets ipiH pedr a "Seb
Help" Wonderl(d,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18

solemn'zod Easter Monday morning at
o'clock nj Trinity cathedral
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18

Nos. SSa and sas are lut tall
hsufes tom short and aioeky 20
NsfY 81 $500.
Ne, ssa Is laf slender to
msdium haufss af a,srass height
$500,
Ne sAT "a lnF tef, sim seWea
sha nessr belafs hsd = SUP
fok TING euFset 4 dAllaet
nassily $500
No naA u Iat lhe largest Alad
"a wamsa, aha ssa fst : corset
hif saaagh sitss ifam so ~
"A eal, tlnoas
Nn 1000 laa corset A. htss lNf
lskilAlens wamea IA atsfaaa MN
tGaFs ti0Oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
II You're Tired

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plsi make a spccial study
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