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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-03
WRITE m'LELAND IN
County Auditor w. e. McLeland, Su-
pervisors' Appointee, to Be Candi-
date at Frimary-Write His Name
on Ballot

on Ballot.
W. E. McLeland, who was recently
appointed county auditor by the board
Of supervisors to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of A. w. Dobson.
has decided to become candidate for
the nomination for auditor on the re-
publican ticket. This will be accom-
pliShed if voters will write wv. E. Nc
Leland" in the blank line under the
name of A. w Dobson, and put cross
in the square in front of the name
written in. Do not, however cross out
Mr.. Dobson's name, as that would in
validate the ballot.
Mr.. McLeland has taken this means
OF being a candidate to avoid the ne
cessty Of the convention taking up
the question of nomination. If enough
voters write in the name, and Mr.. Nc
Leland thus gets more votes than are
cast for \. w. Dobson, and 80 per cent
of all votes cast for the office, Mr.. Nc
Leland will be nominated. Then no
nomination by the convention Will be
necessary.
Voting for Mr.. McLeland will be an
endorsement of the boards appoint
ment. which was made solely on the
question of merit, because the bCGrd
wanted a capa BILE and experienced man
to put in the office when Mr.. Dob
son died. Mr.. McLeland was a former
auditor ten years ago, and his record
in office is ample proof of his ability.
Since leaving office Mr.. McLeland has
been in constant touch with auditors
offices all over the state by reason OF
his having visited them constantly
while selling books and stationery for
county uses. This ten years expert
encc has added valuable information
to Mr. McLelandS knowledge of the
details of the work, in addition to
what he already acquired while in Of
fee.
MIR. McLeland has been a resident Of
he county since 1859. He was reared
in Taylor township. but has lived III
this city sixteen years Mr.. McLeland
is a taxpayer, owning both city and
farm property. - Political advertise
ment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-03

will be encountered in procuring the
transfer of this money from the
county to the city. This quest on will
be taken up with the board of super
visors by City Solicitor f. Il. Northup
and members of the council next week
Robbins Rules For City.
The reason no controversy is eN-
pected to develop, altho differ ences
have arisen between the council and
supervisors regarding the division OF
the cost of the South Third avenue
bridge is because Assistant Attorney
General c. a. Robbins has ruled that
this bridge fund money belongs to the
city since Marshalltown beca a city
of the first class.
Robbins opinion, contained in a let
ter to Mayor Willard, is as follows:
Dear Sir: Replying to your recent
inquiry as to the portion of the bridge
fund which would be available to the
city of Marshalltown under provisions
Of section 75S, supplemental supple
ment, 1915, in view Of the fact that
said city was by the last census, which
became effective Jan. ,, 1916, trans
ferred from a second TO first class
city, will say that in my judgment any
hands of the county officials on Jan. ;
should be trans ferred TO the city, and
that any and all taxes collected there
after and belonging TO such fund
should so to the city. 1t is possible
that outstanding obligations of the
county, made in anticipation Of this
tax prior to the enactment Of the law,
should first be paid from the balance
on hand Jan. ), 1916. Yours very truly
&c. Z. Robbins
Gets Only This Years Tax.
1t will be noted that the assistant
attorney general says that any "un-
expended balance of this kind in the
hands Of the county officials on Jan. 3,
should be transferred to the city"
There was no uneXpended balance
Jan. 3. In fact on that date the county
bridge fund was oyerdrawn $500. But
all the money paid in by city taXpay-
arS on the bridge levy of mills this
year belongs to the city.
1t is presume Bile that in the adjust
ment the city will stand its share of
the overdratt of Jan. 3, 1916. which
will be about $500. since the city pays
about one NTH OF the total bridge
,ul d. Deduction will also be made for
expenditures that have been made by
the county for bridges in the city, or
for material bought for city bridge re-
pair work. These items will be small. !
City to Build Bridge.
This adjustment of the bridge fund
money clears the way for the city to ,
proceed at once not only to build the !
South Third avenue bridge over Linn I
,rcek. H&t il the future 10 take care
IF its own bridge building and repair
ng
This is the Plan of the city as soon
as the transfer Of the money Is &C.
" hatever else is needed
the city viii get by issuing bridge
bonds and pay them out Of the bridge
evy of tn next few years. Plans ap-
proved by the state highway commits
sion that were prepared for the South
Third avenue bridge. which the city
will use. should prevent any delay
rom this cause in getting ready to let
a contract.
Licensed to Wed.
Joe BecVar, lnolder, aged IS, and
Tcl6ie G. Liant. aged IS, both of this
>itI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-03

BEEN bothered considerably during tho
past week or ten days by sneak thieves.
who break into refrigerators and clean
them OF all available food Articles
have also been taken from several back
porches. The ice box Of George Me-
Cord, 317 North Third street, was
broken into Friday night while the
family was away and everything in the
way Of edibles stolen. Neighbors saw
two men climb over the; back fence and
from their size thought they were
grown men, and not boys. Other
houses which the thieves have entered
of late are those OF Mrs. Edith Mohr,
319 North Third street; s. p. Knisley,
20S West Lincoln street; and George
Cohurn, 20S West Grant street. The
thefts have been reported to the police.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-03

like to take LESSONS, that time may
be arranged, SO that all may be cared
for. Already twentN five have handed
in their names. 1t has been decided
to divide Mr.. Jerves' time with Grin
nell players, and he will spend some
time in that city.
Mr.. Jeryes will arrive tonight and
spend Sunday on the links. There
will also be number of Grinnell play
ers here over Sunday. The course
is in the finest condition possible, and
many low scores should be made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-03
TO TEACH GOLF
N arsh s!!to~n Country Club Has Hired
Professional Golfer to Assist Those
Who Need His Services.

who has been with the Oskaloosa golf
club has been secured TO instruct those
who want to learn to play golf, Mr..
j erves was over the course yesterday.
and says: You nave the finest nat
ural turf ! ever saw. you have many
natural hazards, and should be able to
develop many good players. 1t is an
easy course to travel because you lack
the 70, ing ground found on most
courses
1t is planned by those in charge to
secure the names of those who would
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-03
SUFFRAGE ELECTION MONDAY.
Vote on Constitutional Amendment
Held in Connection With Primary.

Vote on Constitutional Amendment
Held in Connection With Primary.
The vote on constitutional amend
ment which involves the granting of
suffrage to women will be polled Mon
day in connection with the state pri-
mary. The primary judges will re-
ceive the suffrage ballots. An effort
has been made by ethe Times Repub-
lican to secure the uniform counting
turnout the county of the suffrage bal
lots first, followed by the head Of the
ticket. These two counts are the ones
in which the state at large is most in
be counted sooner than those on gov
ernor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-03
CITY WILL GET ITS
BRIDGE Fund MONEY
c. A.. ROBBINS RULES COUNTY
MUST TRANSFER WHAT CITY
HAS PAID.
INCLUDES TAX MONEY
COLLECTED THIS YEAR
Transfer of Money Will Enable City
to Take Charge of It's Own Bridges
Council Will Let Contract For South
Third Avenue Bridge as Soon as
Money Is Procured.

The tax money paid by taxpayers of
this city this year into the county
last summer. belongs to the city. The
levy was mills. The tax will amount
to S11,195. paid into this fund by tax
payers Of the city this year and al
lowing for deductions that will BE-
made the city should receive some
thing over $4,000.
It is quite probable that no trouble
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-03
i. o. o. e. Memorial at Liscomb.

Memorial services by the Odd Eel
lows lodge at Liscomb will be held
Sunday afternoon at o'clock from the
Christian church. Rev. w. p. Clark
Will give the address and the Liscomb
band will furnish the music.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-03
Local Weather Record.

The extremes Friday were SO and 49,
compared with IS and IS the extremes
Thursday and 10 and 81 the. extremes
year ago Wednesday. AT o'clock
this morning the temperature was 90.
five degrees cooler. than at the same
hour Friday morning. -. !.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-03

Mrs. Ray G. WINERY will arrive in
the city this evening from Los An
geles, to make an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs c. r. Diller. Mrs.
WINERY will be remembered as Miss
Corrine McCord. formerly of this city.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

ellie proletariata
Ia delavstvo nj odlocino vprasanie ali bo
ia all ona oblka v kapitalisticn druzbi taxa ali
nekolko drugacna. Taxa vprasania imaio lahko
nekaJ pomona; ali vedno ie niih pomen relatven.
podreJen, poStranki. Glavno vpraSanie delavske-
ga razreda Je to, kako odpravi kapitalizem,
kako Sc nadomesi druzba izkorsGania druzbo
enakopravnosti.
kapitaliStiGnem sistemu nj reSitve "a de-
lavstvo To je tista velika resnica, XII doloca vse
akcije zavednega proletariiata. V kapitalistiGnem
slstemu ii lahko poviSaio place; ali tenn siste-
mu II tudi lahko podrazc zivlienske potrebsGine
mnogo boll, nego so ii zbolisai place kapita-
hsticnem sstemu ii lahko skraisaio deovni cas-
"a uro; ali kadar znaide tehnka nov stroi, te
vendar vrLe ma ccsto.
kaptasticnem sistemu mora vedno kapi-
tai imeti svol profit Ia pa lie more doseGi brez
skode "a dclo. Kapitalistov profit ie to- kar wa
me delavstvu. Kapalsti ahllo prepraio med
sabo, kaj i'll koliko vzame ia in oni; toda profta
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31
(No) soc,A,,s1,fNr zrzr
kaGja hiPnOza.

PtiGe Sc lovi ma razliGne naGine Ena metoda
je Ia, da sc sibc ali palitce namazejo lepom in
namestijo tam, kamor ptici navadno sedejo Ma
lmanice Sc jih vjamejo celia iata. Love sc tudi
mrezami, zabaven nacm je pa Ia, da sc drcsraio
&c vieti ptiG XII potem kli6ejo proste in iih zva-
bijo jetnStvo.
Amerilii je sedaj cas- "a ptiGii low In vse
metode, katerimi ie pri6akovati kai uspeha Sc
uporabljaJo, da b Sc dosegel elm veGji plen. Ma
stavljajo sc limanice, motajo mreze in letajo
pojoGimi tovarisi Pa vedo ali pa pozabliaio,
da je ketka vcdno ketka, mai ie lcS,na. splete-
ma IL najnavadnejse zice, ali pa krasno pozlacena
Tukaj Hughes, tamkai Wilson. Oba obi iubu-
jeta, da sc ljudStvu vrne izgublieni raj Dante nj
incl toliko fantazije kolikor ie maio agitatorii
kapitaliStitkh strank, kadar 81 izmiSliaio dobro-
te, pripravljene ljudStvu ce povzdigne niih Two
ljence tron in vs katolisk popi ne znaio ne
bes tako pestro in bleSGece nasikati, kakor slika-
jo oni Ameriko, kadar bo vladal nih kandidat
In ptici posluSaiO to petite. Ali bodo razume-
H. da Sc lahko pole resnica, pa tudi lazf In da ie
goljufiva pesem lahko prav tako lepa ali pa Sc
lepSa kakor pesem resncif
Politicni ptiGi, XII letaio sedai po Amerk III
so ptiei svobodnega gozda poioei, kako Jim srce
veleva in gro daje. Dresirani "a svoio nalogo
in pesem, ki jo POLO, je nau6ena. &c gres ziutrai
dalee ven IL mesta, kier nj dim in vrS6 pis6all
in nepopisni hruSG in trusc milionskih kultur.
nih mnozic pregnal vSega krilatega razun vrab-
cev, lahko brezskrbno vdaS naturnemu koncer.
tn pevcev We lh i'll uzivas niih pcsem vsem
naivnim veseljtm. Kadar posluSas dreSirane poll
ticne ptte moraS zati in spraviti svoio naivnost,
pa ma njeno mesto postaviti Strogo. pazno kri-
ko.
Kaj hoceio ii pevcif
Da poletite nastavliena kletke. Ali pa. ce
ste re V kletkah, da pozabte. kie da ste. Oni ne
misliio ma vase potrebe in korist ampak ma svo-
je zelje in ma ellie svoiih gospodariev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31
Volitve. Stranke. Kandidati.
Kaj so volitve

BOZ za politicno ihvc. Ia bYi vodiio politiGne
stranke. Kandidati pa liudie izbran da izvr-
sujeio volo svoiih strank
PolitiGna moe je sredstvo vadania V kapita-
isticni druzbi ne more imeti vladanie kapitali-
sti6nih strank drugega namena. kakor drzati de-
lavno maso politicni odvisnosti cd raZreda, ko
gospodari in gospoduie. Kait gospodarstvo in
politika sta neloeliva dvoieka. tako zrasla. da
sta emo telo in duSa lie organi razicni.
Bivstveno sc Zediniene drzave mic ne raz
kuiejo cd katerekoli druge moderne dezele. Biv
stveno je to, da v Zedinienih drzavah kakor
vsaki drugi deleli razvili razredi. Bivstveno ie
to, da vlada Zedinjenih drzavah kakor vsak
drugi deze razred, XII ie po Stevilu neznan
manjSini, in da mu hlapcuie ogromna vecna. Biv-
stveno je to, da ie kapitasticni razred lastnik
vseh proizvajalnih sredstev in postaia vsled tega
tudi lastnik vseh produltov, deavski razred pa
mora trpeti, da icmlie kapitalizem pro-
dukte niegOvega della
Bivstveno ie to, da hoce kapitalizem ohraniti
to stanje Xxi ie zanj nadvse ugodno. In temu ma
menu suzijo vse kapitalistiGne stranke. To ie nil
hova naloga in TEN mic ne razlikuieio.
Razlike med posameznim kapitalistcnim
strankami nebvstvene. Republikanizem, de-
mokratizem, progres, prohibicija vse to raste
ma kapitalistGnih teh, to hoce ohranit kap
talisticno druzbo, vse, 6emer sc razikuiejo, sc
pa tGe lie posameznih oblik, Xxi niti naimanie ne
izpremene znacaia druzbe. V mnogih sluGajih sc
spoh tce stvari, ampak lie oseb.
Treba Sc zavcdati, da ne more biti drugaGc.
Posamezne kapitalisticne skupine imaio koikor
toliko razGne interese; kaiti ma individuanem
gospodarstvu sloneci kapitalizem more organi
zirati produkciie tako, da b sprawl vsaj ka-
pitalisticne interese pod emo kapo. Individuali-
stiGno gospodarstvo poraia neizogibno konkuren-
CO. In ia konkurenca sc izraza tudi politik Ta-
ko nastajaio kapitasticne stranke, med seboi
nasprotne, kjer gre interese posameznih kapi-
talisiGnih skupin; in "a te interese vabiio mase,
da hi Sic po kosani ogeni.
Ali vse tie stranke hoceio vendar. da ostane
druzba kapitaistiGna da ostane sospodarstvo in
dividuaistiGno, da sluz produkciia proftu Nse
te stranke, med seboi razliGne. so popolnoma e.
dinstvene boiu zoper temeline interese in zoper
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

ro Saro' veliki kapital ubiia malega Tako mora
pio po Jasnem zakonu, zanikrni milioncki "a
oaVllaJo, Sc dero i'll skuSa 10 upreti temu razvo
Ju MiiJarde imajo vecjo moe, torej imaio DO pri-
ounelh t, zakonu veclo pravico do profita. Mi "a
htevamo monopol izkorScania Delavci, poma
gaJte nam, da ustanovimo ia monopoll
Mr. Wilson bi pa moral deklamirati:
Mogocnl trusti grabijo in grabiio ter hoeeio
pograblti vse. Mali lioni hi tudi radi zivel TO-
q" milJarde hocejo uniciti nihovo samostanost.
Deronha Ie konkurenca med veciim in maniSim
kaptalom; brezobzirna je in nobenego usmiI;om;,
he pozna. Manjsi izkoriSGevalci 81 ho6eio obrani.
u oDstanek; to je pa lie mogode ako moreio moe
heJe Kkorlscat. Delavci. daite Sc izzemati cd
manJSlh kapitastov, da Sc obvaruieio naiveeiib
lako bl morali govOriti eni in drugi. Zakai
oo0Ji hoceJo ohramti izkorStevaln sistem, YES
nJih ooJ pa gre lie "a 10, kdo zmed niih bo smel
IN mogel vecji meri izkorisGati In cd delavcev
ZahtevaJo eni in drugi, da mai zrtvuieio svoie in
terese njihovim interesom
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

noceJo odpraviti in to pomeni. da hoGeio ohraniti
izkorlScavanje in okradanje delavstva
Ia izkorSGanje liudi proti izkorisGaniu
ljudi: To ie veliki problem med kapitalisticnim
IN delavskim razredOm. drugimi besedami IA
ohranitev kapitalisticnega sistema ali "a odpravo
kapitalizmai
10 Je tudi glavno vpraSanie pri sedaniih vo.
htvah Okrog mega sc suce broi. Vsako dru-
go vprasanje Xxi prihaia TEN boiu Sc ma dan,
le postransko in "a glavni cli boia brezpomemb-
no
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

William g. Sharp, ameriski poslanik Par-
zu, kateri sc je vrnil domOv pocitnice, je deja
vceraj svojem govoru pred Boston City Clubom
da bo vojna po njegovem mnenju trajala Sc dolgo
casa.
'Obe nasprotni armad zapadn 'front.' sta
enako moGni in vsled tega ne more nobena zmaga-
ii, je rekel Sharp. "Osvoiitev par mill zem
lie pomeni dandanes mesec dn boja, Xxi stane
denarju mljone dolarjev in stotisoce cloveSkih
zivljcnj. sedanji vojni gotove stvari, Xxi "a
vlacujejo bojevanje, da Sc lahko nadaljuie brez
konca. Ena stvar je vojskovanje zakopih
strojnimi puSkami, Xxi so najgroznejsc sredstvo,
"a podaliSanje vojne je eroplan Ako bi ne bilo
tel vojni eroplanov, hi cna ali druga armada re
davno premagala nasprotnika. Parizani trdno
rujejo, da ne bodo Nemci nikdar vcc priSli tako
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

kapitalisticne stranke Sc ravsaio med sabo
IN TEN ravsu apeliraio ma pomoG delavstva. Le-
pe besede rabijo tie apele Cc bi hotele govoriti
odkrltcSrtno, hi morala biti pesem vse drugaGna.
MIR. Hughes bi moral zapeti: Miljarde dollar
lev so sc zdruzile v mogocne korporaciic Ma po-
II So da koncentrirajo vso produkciio in prevza-
mejo absolutno kontrolo Zedinienih drzavah. Po
naravnem razvoju sc to godi. Velike rbe pozira-
10 male, veliki stroll meceio mao orodie med sta
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

bizo, da bi mogli skoditi Parizu Mole mnenje je,
da imajo prav. Nikakor ne smatram "a neutral
most, ce retem, da ina Glovek, kateri zivi med
Franeozi, velko spostovanje do francoskega ma
roda, kakOr ga imajo tudi Francozi do Amerike
61O30 vagonov primanikuie zelezniSkim
dru&Dam. Pred dvema letoma ie bilo 1000 va
gonov neporabienih. Tud to ie znamenie prospe-
ritete, kaptalistcne prosperiete cd katere nj
ma delavstvo mic.
Ameriki sc dela ker ie Wilson predsednik
Tako trobjo demokratiGni agitatori - Anne
riki Sc della, ker je Evropi voina to ie rcsnica
In kadar bo Evropi kOnec voine bo sam sv Pc
ter lahko predsednk Amerilli. pa pride vendar
veliki delopust
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-31

~
na sts~ilko v oklepaju.
III 80 nahaia polss va.
Sesa naslova. priie pile.
mega spodat ali
ma ovitku. Ako (47S)
10 Stsvtlka
tedai vsm . prihodnte
steviiko naSesa lista po-
tscs narocnins. ProsA-
mo, ponovite 10 tax Of.
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FLORISTS.
nIRrns AND DEATHS.

BIrths--PauI and Antonio Balezash, b0S4
South Sixth, girl; Solomon and Lena
Brodky, 264s Chicago, boy; JAMES and
Della Convey, G207 South Fiftieth boy =.
j. ana Christine Christmas. hospital oby.
grille and Anna Hromeb, 1854 South Fiji
toenth, Harry and Celia Hansen, 2el2
North Sixteenth, boy; George ana Bertha
Wlsrantos b07 South Twenty NINTH girl
Alfred w. and Bessie A. Moore, 3i9a Ames,
boy, Edward and Lenore McManua 9t4S
Hartman avenue. boy; ora and Anna Nell
sen. 2i2s Parker boy; Luciano and Rosa
Palma, 1901 cass, girl; Andrew and Clara
g0boEyk, 275s Clarkson boy; John ana
Kazoilno etrzeHoyoeki, 27Q6 South Twenty
NTH. boy
Deaths-walter s. Brown. ~, hospital,
John w. Dougherty 81 hospitalj Hiram
smith, ~. hospital. Leslie A. Pickens 70.
hospital, Harriaite AnhH, ~, 90 Jefferson
carl w. I.lndemann. 80, hogpitali Charles
Ross, 10, hospitals John y. kneEaeek, 81,
1923 South Fourtcenthi ~ ~ parker ~
2iiS Grand Ryouue, Marceila Barrett ~,
BiNfieth and a
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Big profit oYorman. Room A. Wv ~
18th st.
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HELP MANTED-MALE


EVERY family uses soap, extract, toilet ar
tlcics and perfumes every days hN Jon
yoL get this profit by selling our guaran-
tsad produrtag Btg profits. Exclusive
territory. Pearsal Manufacturing CO..
Dos Noinhl Iowa.
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Northumberland

LOBT-Fox terrier dos. white ring around
neck four white feet. answers 10 name
on Buster License tag ana. Liberal re-
ward. Walnut zgs,
Lo8T--'riger claw Shrine pin; reward. Call
Webster 1860
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-23
FOR RENT-RO0MS
ATTENTION ROOM HUNTER;

II YOU fail to find the, room
you desire among these ada, call
AZ Tho Bee office for q Room Let
gives complete detailed descrip-
ton OF vacant rooms In all parts
OF the city. IL more convenient
phone The Boa Want Ad Dept
and give your name and address
and " list Will be mailed 20 you
at once New llHta are Issued
every week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following permits 70 wed have been
Nsme and Residence Ago.
Frank n. Stark, Omaha ts...t,tt..,. ~
Adolina D. Sherwood, Omaha ~
Albert Olsen, Omaha, ts.s.,,...ss.ss.s. y
Myrtle n. Mn, Omaha ,.,.,,,...,...,,, ~
III Ostrich, Omaha ,..ts.t...tst..sss,s ~
KAfio Sermons, Omaha s.sss.sttt,t.ttss ~
william a. PadRet. Rock Island llls.. ~
Henrietta FinnngAn, Denver, Colos..... ~
Carl LRpUzzs, Omaha. ....st+s,..4.,... Ky
Rose McnRiameli, Omaha ~
Richard ". duffy, Sugar Creek, Mo-. w
Marguerite ormEbhw, Kanaas city,
Kan .sgsssssfsftstsss amman "
Jessie A, Root. murray. Eeb,+t..t+t... ~
Audrey y. Lawther, Plattsnouth.,,t...s ~
Samuel Smith Bancroft. ,s..,.ts..,ttts ~
Margaret y. KroKer, Lyons. ~
Harry n. Weston, Norfolk. ,..,sss,..tss ~
Irene chriBiy, Norfolk .......,st.,sf,.,. II
Homer l.. Waterman, valley Aeb, over ~
Lillls McNoili, Valley. Nob....,,.,. over ~
Abe Epstein, ahas.s.,ss''tss'ss'.'s ~
Dora Cohen, Omaha. ss.sst..sstss.ts.ss ~
Dwight Luse, clarinda, ia.s......,.s.s. -
Helen Olson, Harlan, In,.st,.+s..'.t,'' ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-23

thth tAtfA AtN 'f1 fti s@--ss5-
Mate.
.=0IiNtl man or women who want geed
poslttnna alnuld Advertise IN The Bee,
II Il die papsr big business men read.
hankafs brokers. retail aud wholesale
merchants
NouNu man Win sons experience % sIsft'
,ss fsS esf' csn srssS. rsad ala write
0ss niffarant laiikuaKea Phone MafRag
btt aisaisf
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HOTELS

aANOY W9TEts tafn s. 9ACkauM
uMsttk NNh
Maktaa tpslltt aaulHrf rates ilem .
EaHnlUa water
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SANFORD, tiUfEL tttlthHi.
isih Fafnaw ath ANA faF1ant
HneeiaI Rtas ta psfWansnt gAesia
MuFHtt atI8asite aafh. Nsfas
tfUMAN tf rh uAetsa 8tf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-23
SITUATIONS WANTED

WEEKLY RATE. l5c PER LINE.
day work o. business ads regular rates.
lines one NCck..t. st.ss,sts..tsfts. q
lines ore Wccks.tfttt.ts+,, ttft..ss.'tfae
each extra line isr rer Wenk.