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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
lOei(erc ;
Jl(uniliopS-
Sf5i0e 5er QdrI
Der I'M '6nfen bon &ciu gOrf nn'
seridtetc S6OOcn betrdst fiinf
MilliOnen Dollars.

Stem gorf, 16. Sa6r. 3nei
eroBe britii9e Gaiupfer, Die gum
groBen EeiI nit 9lunition 1n0
Seriegsmaterial belaoen iDaren, 40
2eidteri9iffe ioipie cine U}enge ouf
Dem Bier SO in Soutb 9rooflDn
oufgeitapeltes Del, 8alumluole unO
Batronen ilno Der Bier Ielbit ipilr0en
beltte fritb elm Aaub Ser sSlantnen.
8as 6eier lit allf cine @rploIion,
Die it1 I'M SSSnnern eineS Der 6eioen
Shiffe ereignete, 5uriid5ufiibren.
Gin orittes britiides @enitionsi9ift
4gellaeio", puroe idper 6eid1oigt,
bod 9elang eS, Die 5lanmen ouf
OemieIben nod fiinfitiinoiger idmerer
9trbeit 5u l6iden. Ser angetidtete
@eiamtidoben miro uuf fitnf @1ilio-
men Collars neranidlagt.
Die gtalnen Der au0eren bei0en
totol Derbranitten @trnitionsl6iffe
iin0 Bolton Cattle" lu0 ,9acific".
9oS auf oeun 95ier olfgeitapelte,
mebrere tquiello Gonaen betragerDe
&riegsmaterinl lpuroe Don ben sSlon.
men nit iolher 69nelLigfeit Der-
8ebrt, oaB Die 5eueruebr nidt I'M.
ltanoe NOR, ireen0 etpas 5u TIM, I'M
Dem 8itten Ger 6Inuuen ginbolt gu
tim.
aapitdn GnlitB bon Der 8ocific
neblt 5rau tpuroen ID idrper berIebt,
oaB fie nidt NIT Dem 2ebeu oabon-
fonlnlen oirften.
Sed8ig 03atroien Der beiDen &C.
nannten S9iffe entgingen nur nit
thapper g2ot Dem 5ooe. Sic ipral.
gen bon ben brenner0en S6iifen in
Die eiiigeu S5lllten imo lptrDen bon
ben 6euerloi6booten gerettet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
.iQ Nmerita jebt
luantelmiitig luerOen2
Negiernugsbeamte erfldren, Gntente,
nladte iinD bere6tigt, 0anDels=
i9iffe 81 armieren!
saapug tam iein Eort ni9t me9r ,nrafus5men!

8aIbington 16. 6e6r. - g9ie
bon gut unterri9teter Seite per-
fl4ert Miro, Iteqt ii6 oie 9unDes.
regierung ouf oen Stanopunft, ooB
Die GntentenlG1te unter oen inter-
nationalen @eieBen OaS 9}e6t babelt
obue 9iiidiidt n1f Die ouf oen I1ec.
rem berrldenoen 3uitGnoe 9auf-
fobrteildiffe 3n @ertei0igung85mes
den init @eldiiBen St bemannen.
s9SllfolgeoeIien miro 3ugege6eit
boB, faGs Die @ntentemddte ii9 mel.
gern ioIlten, arlf Die 8oroerung Ser
Ser. StanterL ibre @anOelsi6iffe 5u
enttuaffnen, eill8ugeben, Die 8un0e5.
regieriing Der 9tntiin0igung Der Gen.
tralnlG6te, na9 Dem %. 6e6ruor
dlle armierten 6onoels0ompfer oIS
8ilfsfreu5er 81 betrndten lulo Die
iel6en obne @ornrtng 5l torpeOie-
rem, nidt ibre 3uitirnmttng aeben
fam. GroBoen ituo piele hobe 9fe-
gierungsbeantte Der 9lnitd)t, oaB ser
Stanopulft 3euti1lanOs un0 Se-
5terreih-llngarns in oieIer 5rage
b6llig gereGtiertigt lit.
Die geallten 0es Stoat8omteS
fino gegenmdrtig onmit beibGftigt,
iid flor 5t MAIDEN, mas gei6e5en
miro, pett Die &ontmaltoanten Der
oeuti9en luto Giterreidiiben SaufJ-
boote lire nelten Synitrliftionen Be-
folgen. Gs perlolttet, oob oie Scr.
5toaten bel ben 3elltralm1hten on-
frogeli tper0etl, auf meLde @eiie iie
ii6 oanon iiber5eugen ipollett, 0nB
Die ibren 8ut6bootet begegHenoen
fein0litben Sonbelsi6iffe tpirfIi6
arntiert iino. Snbe8ug bierauf ipir6
bon mnBgeber6en oeuti9en Seiten
berii6ert, ooB Die &egierltrgen Der
3entraImGhtc inter ollen l1mItGn.
oen lire Sen Ser. Staateu gegebenen
Beripredungeu betreffs Der Sau9.
oot.ariegfiibrung balten uno unbe.
pofftete SonoeIsoonpfer ni6t obne
28arnlng angreifen merben. 9ieie
Geripredungen rpiiroen ouf feinen
San 5uriifge5ogen iperoen uno ans
oieiem @run0e ipitrOen 5lpiiben 0en
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
8riten mer0Rn Don
ara6ern ge(6(agen!
Sci auroma in WteiDputamien fpmutt
es su elmer eintGgigeu
SdJlaflt.

RonItoitinopel, 16. febr., iiber
2onoon. gfod 8efanntmahung
Ser tilrfiiden SeereSleitung bo6en
6ie 9lrober NleiopotomienS, melde
fi4 olS S5reipillige ben BORT iteben.
ben titrtiiden 8rlippen angeIdlofer,
Oen 8riten iiioIi6 bon &ut-el glmora
BEL 9orna cine entiheioenoe gtie6er-
Iage beigebradt. 0ie S9lo6t tobte
oen gon3en Gag itber. glls Die
giod)t bereinbrnf, iponoten ii6 Die
9riten 3ur 6lu9t ouf @turttefit at
tno lieBen cine groBe gln5abI Sote
ouf Denn S6la6tfelb auriid. Sen
glrobern fieIen einige @efangene mr6
groBe W1eugen BON &riegsmateriol
in oie SGnoe.
8ie 9eforlut1tnGung Iontet fol.
gen0ermoBen 0ielopotarnien- SSror1t;
Cine &efognos5iertngstrlppe peIhe
IN Der 8i1tung bon Sheif Soto
bororong, 5eritorte feinoliae telegrn-
pbiide GerbinoltngsIinien in iener
gio1baridnft nno anang oitrb ibr
5euer ein feiuOIides Motoridiff gum
Gild5ug.
eSn Ser gtGbe bon 5clobie nno
ant-el- -9lmoro funo gelegentIi9es Srt-
fontcrie- unO 9lrtillerie.8elier itott.
ltnIere freiIpiIligen Gipiiionen grit.
fen am Montag oos feinoIihe 2nger
lueItlib bon &orno oil. Die S6ln9t
oouerte bis gum 9ln6rl6 Der giodt,
ais Ser fSeino iid) ge5nltngen fab
in Iii0li6er &idhng eiIigit 81 file.
ben lmo Soblreide Cote 6uriid5ltloi-
len. 8ir ma6teu einige @'efansene
lmo erbeuteteu cine @euee gsaffen,
0tumition unO 2alttiere.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
Gieidlenfe fiir eentnnnt gera.

gtorfolf, 8d., 16. 5ebr. - Sent.
nont Sons Berg, Der Gonutmloeitr
oes eetoperten britiiden Gnntpfers
y r9(ppom~, Sen en- urto ieine 9riien-
manl6oft nod Safrlpton aoaOs ge-
bra9t botten erbaIt cine riefiae
@enee 8oIt. @r bot bereitg eine
ganse @oeenla0ung befonmal, irno
ieOer 8a6nsug bringt Tim ngie. 9ie
8riefe entbaIten Geid)ertfe mo
@liiflpiilIde 5u Der m Der @eIhidl-
te Der 6eefriege ei1aig 0oItebeioen
Sat. slua Canon ttno onoere @e.
idenfe fir ieine 40 topferm 2aite
erbdlt Berg nit ie0er eintreffenoen
@oit. @ritern nodliititfoa nl,r6en
Swei IoIti1de fir Den 2eittnant an
9oro Der rEssaus~ asaaseferk
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
9niliidle sieaea6eridltc.

Betrogrdo, 16. tSebr = 0ffi5iell
miro bier gemeloet. ouB oae 0eltt.
iden glngriffe in Der 9tdbe. bon Higo
1bgeihfugen mtroen. 1ort lpuroe
au6 cine g[n5aBl @cfangene genlobt,
meIde ongabeiL oaB Iie oelttide 9e.
ierteltre ieiclL 0od ibeint es, OaB
man Is nit ciner 5hIeidpatrouiae
3u tun 9atte. Bci g8ilna lit es iii
Scr IL. oeutidlen Nrmer 5ll eincr
Heuolte ocfommen. 2elttuant goa-
die, Der III 6cm 0orie @ornon0p be.
febligte, pltroe bon ieuten 9olnoten
ermoroet. Gier5ig Gfil3iere uulo eis
ne grpbe 2ln8abl 5oloaten nurocn
Dor ein ariegsgeridlt 9eIteIlt. (gta,
mas ipgeu Sic 81 iol6 eiitem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
@rOFfener.
Sn Jnl 9fiber, 0lafi., ridltet cine
5enersbrnnlt S2,000,000
S1aOen an.

San gRiber, @laii., f6. 8ebr. =
Seltte au friiber gtorgenitttnoe pur-
De uniere Sta0t BON elmer flrdtbaren
6euersbrllnlt beilngeiuht. Ser an.
geriftete Sdnoen pir0 ol1f 8fDei
WtiGionen Dollars neratlihloqt.
l1eber 20 @eb1ltoe, borunter eit
@portemeut-Sotel nno me6rere 9e-
toilgeiddftsb1uler liegen in Snlltt
mo glide, uitoere ipuroen idtner be.
idd0iat. @litdlihertpeiIe gingen
feline Wteni1erlleben ner[oren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
9ler[nnnt t83 snndl6nntc

8oibiugton, 16. 5e6r gt6ui.
raj Grant, G6ef oes Gou6bootipe.
iens, iette geitern Dem 6lottcufonli.
tee oes Snlies ouseinanoer Oob
8rn binreidenoen Shub Der &iiiten
1sS Goudlboote nIler tsroBeu notig
leien. @agenmdrtig bo6en oie Ser.
Staateu MIR 27 Il 9oote. Ole trtegs.
bereit itno. Die iibrigcn 6ciinoen
iicb III glepnrdtirr oocr iiuo 0erbci
icritngsbe6iirftig m6 t0nuen nift
ppr iedls 0touatcn lit 9ienit qeitclt
ueroen. Us befinoen iid 35 Gou6.
boote I'M 9du. 9llt ser gon5eu pn3i'
fiiden aiiite befinoeu iid gegenp1r-
tig MIR orei Sau6boote.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
@iinIdlen g'ruan snriif

0ea Nioine3, Sa., t6. 81 -
8emofraten in Soma uodlte aru,
OaB @rdiioent @iIion mieoer ASnl.
8. 8rpon ais StantsiefrcfSr in ieiu
anbmett nlInebnlel! ipiisa1 Sie
pollen cine oiesbe5Heliae Getitioll
i'm Staate 3irfulieren limo 0ielel6e
oarn Dem @r1iioellten iiberreihep
Ioiien. Ga Der 8lan Der aontinen-
talarmec ailiaegebcn 1T. crfldren
Oicic Scrrrn ldar cineH feruercn
3ulanlnenwirfen Nilion's naO grD.
ans nidts i'm 8ege
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
@cLO fiir arieafRIlrnna.. ],

0ttapa, Slit, .t6. 6ebr. 9ie
fonaoiide gRegierltg miro bon Dem
jeet tagenOen Borlauent cine ipei-
tere Sununte bon $250.000.000 fir
ariegs3mede berlduge1. SSinonSnli-
niiter Sir Ebomos gSl)ite erfldrte,
OoB Die gIusgaDen fir Die ariees-
fiibrimg bon gionat 81 W1oaat ge-
itiegen ieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
EitC6ener (C6wate(t
Den cOr0S etmas UOr!
Spridt iiescs5nberiidtlidl, beoanert
aber bic llu5nlauali6feit Der
&OnltriptiOn.


2on6on, t6. Ssebr. - 9ie @ie.
OererGffnung oes britii6eu 9orla-
ments 6ot nidts BON @eoelltnng &C.
Seitigt Wtiniiterpr1lioent g(squitb
ernabrte in ieiner 9le6e 5ur Spor.
iamfeit un0 ma6te Die GdrlomentS.
mitglieOer odrouf oufnerfiam, oaB
iie iih auf cine @rbobung Der Steu.
ern gefaBt madg miiBtet 2oro
aithener Ieiltete iid cine l1ngere
9eoe, in tpelder ct Die greigniIie
Oes arieges (notiirlid in britiI6em
2i6te) glebue paiiieren IieB. gluf
Die 3uriid3ie9uu9 Der britiiden 1rro
frau8oliiden Grllppen bon 8allipoIi
gu ipreden fommen0, iagte aitdener
5olgenoe8: Sci meinem oortigen
9lufentbaIt mar id Der Deeintug
hoB Der 9iiid5ug NIT peuiger Ser,
Iiiiten betperfitelligt ueroeu f6nnte,
lpie mir tatidhli9 erlittett; 10 ging
oerielbe oelnof in nleiIter6ofter
8eiie Dor ft9. (6als iiber 9opf iino
Die 9riteu nuf lire Sdiffe gefIii6.
tet, BON eiuem itrategiIden @enie.
Itrei9 fam alIo feline 9leoe iein.)
Damn fom er atif Die 3lt btloenoe
neue glrmee 8t ipreden (uno mir
bdtteu INNER gegIarbt Die gdlio-
nen-glrmee itebt fit uno fartig 5unt
gluSmari6 oa), befiirdtete jeoodl
6aB Die 4unlfriptiot tlidt meitgeben0
genug lei.
aSyr 6ronfretb lit uniere 9lrnlee
trOs oes a65u9es Der sSnoter un1|
edit 0ioiiionen berItGrft tpor0en,
uno in 4egppten iper0en 91oBregeGn
getroffen, einem feiroli6en GinfollI
begegHen 5u f6nnen. esSn Meiopotd.
mien ertportet @eneral Qoro g(Dl.
mer neue SiIfstrltppen (Oas lit na6
ben nerliaen gtie0erlagen Ser gri.
ten bort ielbItberlt1nolid6), Inn feline
8er6inotng nit @encroI 9opnieno
betperfIteligen 3u fonnen.
Die gGugriffe Der 9II(iietted bci
Coos, in Ser Champagne lulo bel
glrras baben oert 5eiuoe idbperen
Shaoen sugefugt; mir 9aten bort
iuiAtige 6telluugen ero6ert mo iie
tros 6er feiuoIihen @egenangriffe
9ebaIten. Ger CUTE 9iarn iibt fif
int 9iigen, 6enn 3ur 3eit, aIs er Die
les in9te, nlnB aud idon in 9onoon
Ole 2o9rift BON Der gtie0erlageI
Der griten bei gpern befannt gene,
len iein) Snfolge unierer beftigen, |
Inausgeiebten 9(ngriffe otff Die
8eitfront fab iid Die oeutide See.
ge5lpungen, 3ablrei6eI
Srtppen bon Ser Citfront na6 oen
8eiter 5u perfen. Sier0tlrh tpur.
Zen 6ie 0eutihen an Der rlliiiI6eu
Sront geidnddt. uno ben gliliien lit
3 geluugcn GrfoIge 5ll er3ielenI
inO oen 5eino i'll shad 5u BoIten.
@loOiirn.)
Ser @eiit inter ltaieren un0 oenI
ran50iiiden Gruppcn lit glit. Die
tnlieniide 9(rmec BAT I'M Gftober
tno 9tppember uorioen s5ogres an
Ter SSion3o 6ront idone GrfoI9c
niflumeiien geha6t (2). seit iener
}eit ba6en iie Die oiterreihiiheu
5tellunQen unaiti6orIid ougeariffen
ino 0o6ei irnlner oie idoniten
teile bcfonlnem, aber 10 bor3iigIiG
Ia6en Die 6eil0e ibre StelIu1oen
oaB Die StoIiener nur
ebr Inugiom portpdrts fontinen fon.
ZEN. Die Sopierfeit Ser StaIiener
Der miro idfieBIih oennod ben
lllsidIaq geben. (S5atpobl = bonI
en- 9liienbGnoigern miro eS balo
eibeu: 9lnton, itef' ben 8egen cinD
l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
9its IIll friegen bic
vtlgldnOer $iebe!
Sci eiuem erfOlgreiden llebertaa ntb'
men iDnen Die 9enti6en 500
0arOs S1iibengrdben ab!
gprfite bon Slanaern bis mad ner GBampagne!

! ride Mnht 9fuBlnnos oOer 5rdrif-
reiAs muB 5iIerlt gebroben meroen.
0os niltB oos 8iel 0er 3entrnlmG@te
iein. 9eiht i'm Sin9nlten Der ariegs-
Iage Iiegen 0ie geoingrtngen fir oen
enogiItigen Grillnpb Der 3eiltrol.
mdhte, Der 8ilrtei un0 9ulgariens,
ioHoern in Der 9eidIeunigung, nidt
in Der gerteioigrng, ionoern i'm gtn.
grtff. 60 bat 3euti9lono ben less
ten arieg getponnen, im6 10 miro eS
aud oieien gIdn5en6 geipirnen.
Gffi5ieller Oenti6er geridJt.
Berlin t6. Sebr., lib. 2onOon.
9os Sriegsanlt meloete geltern
uberl0 iiber Die ariegsereigniIIe auf
ben peridieOenen Sronteh SoIeen.
oes:
@eitfront. - SHoIi6 BON gpern
griffen mir 6ie britii6eu Stel(llngen
nnd ortiaeriltiiden 8orbereitungeit
nit groBeH ltnaeitiim an rmo er.
oberten S6iisengrdben in elmer
@eite uon 800 Dar0s; oen 9riten
fam oieier ,angriff unperboift. Die
meiIten @erteioiger oieier Shiibens
gtdben tpurOen b1ionettiert; tDer ii6
nidt 0urh eilige 6lud)t in Cider.
Geit 6radte, pur0e eefangen ge.
nonlnen. Inter ben @efangenen
befdnO fih Elm 0ffiaier.
glnf Der Strede 5niifen Gems
nno 8etbime liebeu mir mebrere
Wiinen ipringen imo beiebten Die
Nduoer Der oaOur6 entlt1noenen
arater. geobl oerin9ten 0ie 5ran-
5ofatt ms bon bort Sli Dertreibet
ie6oh pdren ale ibre glngriffe NIT.
los. sSeinOlibe artiaerie fd6rt fort,
Die Staot Sens un0 oeret 8ororte
8u beidieBen.
Sit0lid Der Sonnle utiternabmen
Die S5rdn5pien mebrere glngrifie nit
Sonogranaten; 0o ite ober ounlit
feinen @rfolg batten, eroffneten tie
cine beftige 9anonooe, Die bis III
Die gtadt binein onbieIt. geor6-
meitlid BON 9fbeims iu1ternabm Ser
6etn0 einen @os6ombenongrifi in.
oeiien o1ne irgeno ettpos gu errei.
den.
S5n Der Gbnntpngne oonnerten oie
fein0Ii6en @eldiibe mebrere Stltn.
ben lang unnufborlid) gegen uniere
5teIIungen iporalli bic GSrdn5oien
nor0neItIih ron Eohure gum Sturm
nnleBten; iie nur6en nit blutigcn
aopfeu beimgeididt.
9eltlih Der Wfaas tpliroe ufiere
iSront BON Der fran36itihen glrttlle. I
rie itarf inter 5euer genominen. /
8urh einen 9to9tongriff beriuhte
Der 5eino, iidb in ben gciib Der i1-
nen bel Gberiett an Der 6eIgiifen
Bren3e abgeuommenen SteIluugeu
ilt iebeH, lpuroe ie0od suriifaeidIa.
ZEN IS
Gitfront. General BON Both
lter Iieferte Dem 8einoe in @oIbp.
lien Elm blutigeS @efedlt, oas fir
ms einen regelre6ten 9erlduf
ia6n 9torOweitIi6 pom 5nrnopol
pur0e Elm ruiiiihes islu95eug bon
,inem innierer S5lieaer berobgeidoi.
en-. Die betoen Sniniien fomen
lttts 0nhntt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
Slaiierte liigen weitet.

8aris, t6. 5e5r cyran30iii6e
9reu3er boben I'M MittellGnOii1en
Waeer orei oeutide &audboote per-
ienft.
8etrograO. IS. 8ebr. @r5erlim,
Die itarfte tiirfii6e Setting in &lein
4iien lit geitern obenO bon oen yfui-
ien 6eieBt porOen (g9enn obigeS
aud nidt tpabr lit. 10 lit es oo6 gilt
erfilnoen.
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GhrnnieIr g9ilionls ifrenn6.

2onoou. i6. 5cbr. Ole ber.
porragcnoe 3eitung GDrouicle greift
oas @itblatt u@lmd" an. neil es
grdiiocut g9ilion III ieiner SaItimg
geutidIanO gegeniiber la6erlid ge.
niad)t bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
aIlinuis acmatraten fiir @iliun.

springfielO, ST. t6. s5ebr =
Ser 9ome oes 9rGiioenten 8ilion
nlroe geItern in Ole 6eniofrotilhe
Stimmlilte iiir Oie Grinlorua6lcn
in sSlinoiS ciuactrogcn. Sic aan-
pomlc mr Silinns gSicocrermd1.
lung iit int boaen Gaage.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
glmeritaniidles aln66ang aeritSrt.

Goroilto, stdu, rs. 6ebr. Sent
te frib ereignete li9 in Oent @e-
bduoe, Dns pon oen bier anidiiigen
9tncrifonern ais Sliblofnl beniiBt
ipuroc. cine grploiion ilfoIge ocren
oos @ebouoe 3eritort murOe. B. g.
Sllrlton non Enllns, Ger, crltidtc
nn0 5pei onOere Selte murOelt
Id)luer berleBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
@etterberidlt.

Sir 0moba mo llngeeero: !:
Sdlon beltte obeno mo Gomerstng.
Seine weicntIidle Seniperntltrberdn.
0erung.
Sir glebrasIa unO Soma gilt Oos.
ieIbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
sSnaen0Iidlc glran6itifter gerlaftei.

@retoa Sa., l6. 8ebr. Der
t5siabrige Sobn 0ialone uno Der
crit s Sabre alte 6reO g(lleb lUuroen
9eitern babel erluii6t als iie bic ct.
glaInd)1's Sdllle bier in 9rnnO les.
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Needham, has announced the follow
ing schedule of events for the mouth:
Wednesday, June 7, card party; Fri
day, June 16, dance for members and
out-of-town guests; June q, card
party.
In honor of the Senior girls of Earl
ham college, Mrs. Lillian Hiss gave a
lawn party yesterday afternoon on
the campus at the college. The lawn
was decorated with flowers and
shrubbery. Refreshments were served.
In addition to the members of the
Senior class the guests were Mes
DANES E. P Trueblood, w. o. Men
denhall, Ross Hadley, Paul Brown,
Allen D. Hole, Robert L. Kelly, Misses
Martha Doan, Eleanor Shute, Florence
Long, Barrett, King and Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Sing Reynolds Of Cal
ifornia, are visiting their brother, DR..
w. W. Zimmerman.
Mr. c. T. Mutchie and Miss Leona
Coffay Of Dayton, Ohio. gave a frog
dinner at Cliff Dale Auto club last
evening for number of guests.
Monday afternoon and evening
twenty young people will enjoy party
at Cliff Dale. Tuesday a dinner and
dance will be given by Mr. Jesse
Wiechman in honor of several guests
On Wednesday forty guests from the
American Seeding Machine company
will enjoy a party.
The Aid society of the South Eighth
Street Friends church has discontin-
ued meetings for the summer.
Mrs Richard Hartman and Miss Mil
dred Hartman left for Springfield,
Ohio, where they will have a perma-
nent residence. Later they will be
Joined by Mr.. Hartman.
Mrs. Lon Henson gave a pretty
china shower last evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Shafer in honor
of Miss Irene Schafer, a bride of next
week. Flowers and ferns were used
in ornamenting the rooms. The hours
were spent socially and with music,
dancing and games. The bride-elect
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-02
New Stunt In
XylophOne Playing

One of the most ancient of all the
musical instruments of the world is
the xylophone, from which melody
is obtained by striking a series of
hardwood keys, arranged like those
of a piano, with small wooden ham
mers. The instrument is played
usually with two hammers, one be-
ing held in each hand of the per-
former, and it requires long prac-
tice and much deXtGrity to become
an efficient performer. Now, how
ever, there has come a xylophone
virtuoso who manipulates two ham
mers with each hand and who, by
using four maIlets in his playing,
can secure the most exquisite har-
monic effects. This performer
styles himself Lou China Frisco,
and the first phonograph records of
| his renditions, the famous Sextet
from Lucia" and Silver Threads
Among the Cold" are being pre-
sented on the Edison Diamond Disc
records being played this week at
Harrison's. Many other attractive
numbers are included in this new
est list of the famous Edison re-
creations. There are four superb
operate records, File des Rois"
and DE Fart splendeur immortelle"
from "Benvenuto," sung by the
noted Canadian baritone, Orphee
Langevin. Otto Goritz sings "Als
Bublein klein an Der Mutter Brust,"
from The Merry Wives of Wind
sor," and Der Vogelfanger bin ich
ja," from The Magic Flute" in
German. Two other German num-
bers are sung by Karl Jorn, the
famous operate tenor. They are
Der Tyroler und sein Kind" and
''Mad'le ruck, ruck, ruck."
Among the songs that are on this
weeks Diamond Disc record list are
Schubert's "Serenade,' sung by
Burton Lehman, and Bells of Lee"
rendered by Helen Clark. Both of
these numbers are on one record,
as are Go To Sleep My Little
Pickaninny," sung by Gladys Rice
and chorus. and MY Sweet Little
Colleen" rendered by Walter Van
Brunt. The three movements of
Luigini's Ballet Egyptian" rem
dered by the American Symphony
Orchestra, makes a beautiful or
chestral record. Other instrumental
selections on the list are two
dances, "Hezekiah," a cake walk
played by the National Promenade
Band, and a specially arranged Vir-
ginia reel, rendered by Judas So
ciety Orchestra. >.......-..
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consult the church council relative to
placing new electric lights in the
church and procuring vacuum sweep
er. Lunch was served The society
viii not meet again until the third
week In September.
Mrs. NJ. C. Goodwin is entertaining
| at shower this afternoon at her
home, Audubon road, for Miss Georgia
| Goodwin, whose marriage to Mr. War
| rem Converse will take place June Z.
New Castle Courier
In honor Of Miss Alice Ramp, whose
| marriage to Mr.. Harvey Glusenkamp
OF indianapolis, is to take place this
month, Misses Lena and Flora Weis-
brod will give a dinner this evening.
Orange blossoms with roses and can
dies in crystal candle holders appoint
ed the table The guests will be:
Misses Elizabeth Sudhof, Elsie Thorn
as, Airline Barlow, Jeanette Won Pein,
Margaret Knollenberg, Elizabeth Hase-
| meier, Viola Steen, limo Eikenberry,
Hilda Miller: Mesdames Frank Dolloff,
Wilbur Hasemeier and Gustave Hoel-
scher.
Mrs. Edith Yingling, North Sixth
street, has returned home after a
pleasant visit with her grandmother at
Yorktown, Ind.
In honor of Miss Elizabeth Sands,
who will be married in August to Mr..
Campbell of New York, Mrs. Joseph
McConlogue, North c street, entertain
ed yesterday. The rooms were ar
ranged with flowers and ferns. de-
l1ciouS luncheon was served.
Mrs. John Veregge was hostess yes
terday afternoon for a meeting of the
aid society of the Second English Luz
theran church at her suburban home.
Nearly all members were present.
Luncheon was served in the orchard.
An ice cream festival will be given
Tuesday evening on the lawn at the
corner Of Kinsey and West Third
streets by members of the Wideawake
Bible class Of the Second English Lu-
theran church.
Miss Emily Harris of Muncie is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Niles,
North Eighth street
The West Richmond w. c. T. U.
held a meeting yesterday afternoon
in the Community House. Several re-
ports were read, and it was decided
to meet fortnightly on Thursday at
the court house. During the summer
the union will meet from until
o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Kendall Of Kokomo
was the guest of friends in this city
en- route to Xenia, o.
The Sunshine Crochet club met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. William
Horr at her home. Needle work and
social conversation were features. Re-
Treatments were served. In two weeks
Mrs. Carl Voss entertains the club.
Arrangements have been completed
for the dancing festival which will be
given Wednesday evening on the
lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Comstock for the benefit of the Rich
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received number Of pretty and use
full gifts. A luncheon was served. The
guests were Messrs. and Mesdames
Warren Henson, Lon Henson, Edward
lernan, c. H. Schafer, Mrs. Christina
Ahaus, Mrs. Clara Moller, Misses
Irene Davis, Irene Henson, Celia
Ahaus, Irene Schafer, Lucille Epping,
Minnie Ahaus, Hilda Ahaus, Hilda
Moller; Messrs. John Kellner, John
Taylor, Franklin Kohnle, William Iser-
man, Harry Katie, Earl Bruner, Will
lam Ahaus, Master Richard Tiernan.
Mrs. Sarah Stutson, South Thir-
teenth street, leaves tonight for Mus
kegon, Michigan, having been called
by the illness Of her little grand
daughter.
Miss Emma Bode who has been
visiting in Chicago for some time will
go to Portland, Oregon, for an indefi-
mite stay.
The aid society of the First English
Lutheran church met yesterday after
noon at the church. 1t was decided to