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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14
y. Y. MILK STRIKE
FORMALLY ENDS

NEW YORK. Oct I4-New
York's milk strike ended early to-
day. Nineteen OF tho largest dis.
tributors IN the city reached on
agreement with the Dairymen's
league after a four-hour session at
which II was agreed 10 pay the pro-
ducers one cent more a quart. A
normal supply is expected by Mon
day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14
Frank Chance to Return to
Cubs as Pilot, Is Rumor
HAUGHTON BACK ON
JOB AT harvard

CAMBRIDGE. Mass oct IA
Harvard is nov prepared 10 scon
at rumors that this Will De an
ofyear FOR the Crimson on the
gridlron Percy Haughton, mira
Gle coach was back on the job
yesterday, fearing no INK be
caus" he returned 90 Harvard on
Friday. The thirteenth At that,
hts return may not BE- so unlucky
FOR him. FOR his new contract Is
said 70 call Tor $4,000. half TO
DO paid by the university and
half by alumni subscription
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14
MILF Beats ku..rer

billy Miller aea, Add kummD.
Friday. .r rho Groa' Detroit 7os
iug tolrueg winning asN 90 nine
games Miller ayerag' was iss
and Hummer was III
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14
DETRoIT'S GRID
Card SATURDAY

Worth western ~. CHss Technical
nigh at Goldberg nrld at 2tao
Central hiEh -. Toledo scott nc
Toledo.
Western hiEh ~. Windsor Collie
Eist~ Institute re Clark park.
Eastern hlEh ~. Monroe high at
MONROE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14

| that "a N.F6
goalfr which rec.t. & All a. t.
balls Dakota
A manw with Wilcox hailng from - NaT-n- q
~
Of PRINCETON th punt o - yards -
twice he
IS than three 1915 sra1e have chance
TO approach.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14
pavnport, ,usnt Can.

Tho Davenpor's A q would To-
q game with "a or 5.yearold team
Call between 8 and O'Clock write
incl Watson. No IS Pars0n o,
phone @ is3-P
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14

TcncsnteDary SUNDAY will be ob.
served .omorrow in congregational
churches turnout the United States
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14

BROOKLYN OCT An ~ me
Brooklyn PLAYERS shared equally IN
'he world series split except Wheel
or Del, Ed Appleton, Gle Getz and
Ollie % Mara, who we've only slight
IS cut
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14

According 10 Information youch
a'ed re by judge Joseph 4 Muir
phv general manager Of the Hu,i
H's- MN Racing association at
New Orleans Jan VIII In All p.os
4----li- --l-iAr- .sF.a---.E-. .l-,-.--.-. i---4
racing Ar the Fair Grounds tracks.
+ t-r attempt CT --tUrtHy Brown n
open re City Park track according
'o the anne source Of information
GEMS 70 have ended as sutilely As
those in closest touch With The ait.
naiion predicted they would ana
Brown VIII undoubtedly have all
that he can attended 20 In saving Ms
own HE NJ Havana where he Will
meet Nth most strenuous competi.
ton on part OF the new race track
promoted by Chas T. Hen- hall and
his associates
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14

John otn. No. IGI MiehiEsn-sve., frIt
hand In hLs pocket while viewing
show Friday evening OH hung on
TO the hand and called the house
detective, who arrested william
hohide. bs years old No. IS elf
ford ave, on suspicion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14
More of the Same.

|TN HREE Young The At goals n
in NanGerCraaf NJ Alabama Me'5lrai
of Vilanoa. Columbia and four each ne record
NcGuckn the w
developed D. SonnF WAC 7 nov s'4-
Michigan Aggies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14

Jerry Le-a''
Aiehiga AggeA
which Michigan o me
ne
hot pace lot me ''fe
nos@i
Vandegaaf 81 Alabama kicked ID g IRON t-
the Facac ca-
schooboy by the kicked = e. goals ore game
TO ams alcass record i l- se
~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14
Chicago Scribe Inform
ed Deal Virtually
Is Completed

CHICAGO, Oct l4-Joe Tinker
as manager OF the Cubs will sten
down and out with the expiration If
his contract on Jan OF next year
The North Side club will do -.
spring training for next season A
Pasadena. Cal, and Frank Cbsnos
wiz De the one 10 whom the man.
aserisi rrins witt be entrusted.
Hundreds of rumors, reports and
details will undoubtedly De circn,at.
ed between this and the tiue 40,
Tor these events TO come 20 pass but
upon the authority or one OF tina
most influential OF the directors q,
the local National league team this
Is the program that has been decId.
cd upon and which will bo carried
out TO the letter.
That Tinker was not summArtly
discharged Al the meeting Of thu
board OF directors ot the Cubs hs,S
this week was taken by many 20 IN.
dlcats that Joe would be permitted
TO remain as manager for at least
another season. That Tinker him
self expressed satisfaction over thu
outcome OF the meeting further
strengthened this feeling What .he
directors in fact did 80, however.
was only 10 inform him that no I'm.
mediate action would De taken TO
separate him from his Job.
Tinker Is done rs manager OF the
Cubs" said the director who vouch.
safed the abuNe information. Tho
only thing that stu stands between
thu team and Frank Chance IS n
slight difference in what wa have
.eiAred him as manager and what
=" sSks-and that viii be sAtisfac.
ioriiy adjusted II is not a question
OF whether Chance vii do better or
worse or even as good as Tinker
The situation demands a change.
The fans are Disguised with ths
present ouIht especially after thu
four straight defeats In tho city
Series and the only way 70 awaken
future interes' is 10 put new man
aEcr n charge and even change tho
entire personal 81 the team IL need
be The one object aimed az Is tn
change tie apathy OF the Cub fans
INTO one OF roofing interest"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14
The Ball Toters.

nRoBABLY all the 1915 records for long rn~ a t5e bal wi be-
tied his rNceisc
DeIIart Of Ptblrg nho carried back pun 2 YARDS
a Barrett starred
boy, W Gland
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-14


est
Blackburn
"a
college intercepted
touchdown, establishing
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
U. s. Secret Service
Man Has Outfit Used
By Negro Bill Raiser

H. B. Mills, United States Secret
Service chief for this district, has in
his office the bill raising outfit which
he discovered at Ottumwa, Ia, in the
home OF Charles w. Crawford, the
negro arrested last week for raising
bills. II includes heavy green paint
for obliterating the old numbers on
the bills, supply of new numbers,
which have to be cut out and pasted
on the back of the bill, and rubber
stamp for holding the numbers fiat
on the bill while the paste, which
forms the remainder, Of the kit, is dry
ing.
Crawford and his confederate,
Emory Duncan, who did the actual
passing OF the raised bills, had pre-
liminary hearing, which was adj
journed from Monday to Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
DUCKY BEATS OMAHA.
In The EIGHTEENTH,
Manager Of Lincoln Team
Lines Out Sizzler With
the Bases Loaded.
FINISHES ELEVEN TO TEN

Lincoln, July s.--(Special Tele-
gram Manager Holmes appeared in
the role OF a pinch hitter In the
Omaha- Lincoln game this afternoon,
with the bases loaded in the eight
eensh inning, and smacked a smoking
liner over first base, which was good
for three bases aud which brought
over the winning run. Lincoln won,
II TO 10, after the seasons record for
extFa-inning games had been cqualed.
The first eight innings the game
was regular farce, with Lincoln
making seven errors behind the superb
pitching Of Gardner, which gave
Omaha lead OF six runs. In the
sixth Lincoln hoped onto Thompson
for seven runs.
Hot Day for "Ump."
Bitter feeling was shown through
out, Manager Krug and his athletes
riding Umpire Anderson constantly
until Kruger was finally sent from
the field. In the tenth Tony Smith
and Miller had an alteration which
nearly precipitated 1 free-for-all fight
Then Umpire Umpire Anderson al
lowed Kruger to return In the eighth
and the Lincoln players took their
turn at grabbing.
After the eighth il was as pretty a
game as has been staged this season
bruck and tbs veteran, Jack Halla
pitching wonderful ball. Halla with
proper support would have shut. out
The Rourkes for the remainder OF thu
route, but two errors gave the
ilourkes the tying two runs In the
ninth.
Again in the thirteenth OmahI
pushed one over on an error and
two.base blow by Burg. Lincoln
came back and tied Il up Immediately
but could not push over the winning
counter.
"Duckyn Comes to Rescue.
Il was one, two thre cuntil the las
OF the eighteenth, when Carlisle bea
out an infield hit. Thomas was SAT-
at first when Miller failed to touch tn
bag In his anxiety 10 catch Carlisle
who had continued on to third, Brucl
decided TO take no chances with Lobei
who had previously occurred two dou
bles and single, and walked him
Then Manager Holmes appeared an
slammed the first ball pitched for
sizsling line drive over the first bas
line.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
Lewis Has Three Bouts
In the West This Month

Stranger Lewis will remain in
Omaha four or five days before he
hikes westward for series oil
matches he has booked.
On July IS Lewis will wrestle Pat
Connolly at Butte, Mont. On July q
he will tanglc with Taylor, the Cana
dian, and on August ! he collides
with Adolph Ernst at San Francisco
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
Rourkes Return to
The Home Yards for
Eighteen Combats

The league-leading Rourkes return
home today for a campaign OF eight.
cen games on the home lot.
The lowly Links, with whom the
Rourkes just split even in a four,
game series at Lincoln, will be the
attraction today, Five games will be
played with the Links. This includes
a double header Sunday. All games
will be called at ; o'clock, except the
Sunday bill, which will start at
o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
OMAHA.

sIysttad for baltimore In eighteenth,
.l3atted for q. Thompson In ninth.
L Lincoln ~. .,,9Sd9S5Sd2SSSiiSSsSSSSS6o--iioa
Two-bsse hits, Iober 0l, z Smith ~,
DoaSi: piaysi Labor 70 smith, I.obsr 20
johnson, OFTnoie 10 Kilduff 70 Miller, Kill
duff 10 KruE 70 Miller. Rlduff 70 Miller
Williams. Rohrss. sacrifice hits; Ilalin,
KraE III. Etrnek outl By Gardner, 81 BY
Italia. u, By Thompson. !, by B5ush, 1.
iiases on balls, gft Gardner. 81 Hs n
I. hi 81 pitched bAili ny nruek. Johnsen.
wild pitrhi O'foeic, Left on bases Linz
coin, III, Omaha, n. Hi.si OF Gardiner,
In iwo-ihirdn innlnErj of THOMPSON, ~ -
Az and one-third innings. Time' las'
Umpire. Anderson.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
Boosters Blank Sioux
City in Ten Innings

Sioux City, Ia, July S.-Des
Moines made II three out OF four over
the Indians BY taking the final game,
! to o, In ten innings. Baker held the
Sioux City team to four hits and never
was In danger. Sensational fielding
saved Clark at times Score:
DhC MONIES.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
ToPEKA!
ro,als .,.........I.si u II


Nome runs: Bchweitser. Cole, Three
bass hits. Agler, Kruger. Two.base hits,
Ksilhsr ~. Cakes stolen bases schweitr-
u, pevcre, Cochran, Allen. Sacrifice hit;
Goodwin. Double play; Cochran 70 Good
win 10 Allen. BASES on balls; OFF Cook
inrham, .: off Reynolds, .; off Hsnning, Z.
Ifits OFF Cockin.ham, In five tnnings,
on Hsnning, & In eight innings, Struck out.
~ cookinghani. II BY HenninE. .. HIT BY
pitched ball. BY cookingham. lO, wild
pitch; Reynolds. umpires; Kane and
Nullsn.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
Manager Of Columbus Team
RESIGNS for Good Of Club

Columbus. o., July s.--Manager
Rury Hulswitt OF the Columbus
American association team today pre-.
scented his resignation to club officials.
Hulswitt said he thought the club
needed s new leader in consequence
q its long losing streak. Business
Manager Robert Quinn will be bench
n,nnA0ef for the team temporarily.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
WASHINGTON LOSES
TO NEW YORK YANKS
Highlanders Make It Three
Out Of Four by Nine
to One Victory.
HEATING is INv1NcIBLE

Washington, July 5,-New York
made it three out of four by winning,
9 to /, from Westinghouse today, Ayers
and Rice both we're batted hard.
Washington could do nothing with
Keating's delivery Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
ST. JOSEPH.

struck out. by Kaufman. l, Bases on
balls on Patterson 2, wild pitches
Kaufman Patterson. Stolen base; Mo
Caho Two-base HIT Kaufman. Double
plays, Jourdan to Heating, Litschl to Brit
ton TO Rapps Tlmsi ia7. umpires Eek
man and Carney,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06

Between 1000 feet above sea level and
greater heights lies tho cold region OF
Mexico. The changes Of temperature here
are but small from one end OF tho year "a
tho other, although tho diurnal changes be-
tween sunrise and sunset are often con
siderable,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
"oLD KENTUCKY
$ TASTES like |
RIPE FRUIT
It's Delicious Flavor Has Never
Been Equalled in Any /
ss Other Chew
so YEARS The FAVoRlTE


There is more flavor and real
tobacco satisfaction in plug chew
than in any other form Of tobac-
co. And Old Kentucky has a IA
yor all its own--peculiarly mellow,
sweet and fruity.
For 50 years Old Kentucky has
pleased the most critical tobacco
users in America. /.
Old Kentucky is made Of choice,
perfect Burley leaf, sun-ripened,
full-Aavored, hand-stemmed, thor
oughly cleansed and pressed into
plugs by a process which saves
every drop Of its tasty, wholesome,
beneficial juices.
Old Kentucky viii please your
taste and quicken your appetite.
Get a Ioc plug from your dealer
today--you'll always be glad YOU
got acquainted with it.
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
SIOUX CITY.

Two.baas hits; Clark. Sacrifice hit. Claire
stolen bases: Hunter, Gilmore. cesgrove,
Double plays, Baker TO Jonsst Watson TO
Baker, q. struck out, BY Clark, Vi by
baker. :. Wild pitch, Clark. Time: 1850.
ynpireN shannon,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06

out and three on bases In second; off Rise.
II hits. runs in eight innings; of Heating
run. Struck out; BY Heating, /; by
Rice, Q. Umpires Owens and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06

nAvsnnA. Nab. July s.--tHpseiai, "a biz
etiSNRaiien wu1 held IA RAvsnna. with the
rfuEl W AseWA. W. D. Oldham Of kear-
~ delivered paasletic address, 4 ball
rxlAe between The Doelus and Ravsuua
lrrrns resulted n . victory sor RavsnnA.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
Score

Totals. 40 10 IA l Totals. .2s tgl7 3
New York .,0 . 0 0 %
Washington 30 0 0 % 0 Il
Two.bsse hits: Henry, Mcbride Three
base hit ! Baumann. Stolen bases: Baker
Magee Gedeon. Base on balls: on Heating
o; OF Rice, 2. Hits and earned runs: on
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06

The annual convention Of the Iowa
1tlte Sunday School association Is to
txin n asslions today At dialogue.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06

Tho Greatest Pain Killer.
sioans Liniment goes right to tho seat Of
pain, simply lay II on. You do not have to
rub 25c. All druggists --Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-06
WITCHES BEAT JOSIES
Hurting Duel Won by Wolves
From the St. Joseph
Drummers.
ONE TO NOTHING SCORE

St. Joseph, July s.--Wichita won
a pitchers battle today, i to 0.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
Society Notes Personal Gossip Entertainments Club Dongs

Baldwin, Mrs. Robert MONTGOMERY AMI
Mrs George Mcintyre.
bliss Henrietta roes guests for the
opening niaht win include
Pr and Mrs Jamon Gins
Misses MaafH@
I.hufa Cootz Grace HANCOCK
MefHFa Mcfsfa
hlempnd iandaberg Jean Dufneld
fnmuel Heea. ~.
~ and Nrr George q Brown " counf
~ Bluffs viii have ~ their guests
Mn W. W. sherman Miss Grace
1beh Mr. Lynn Brown AMI Mr. Clinton
Mr. ana Mrs George Branceit, Mrs lsya
Wallace and J. 4. Cayers Win occupy ono
boz for both the opening night ana FRI
6ay evening performances
MlBs ~ lyn Wood VIII entertain IN her
b0z
~ ma Mrs u = ussrap
Wefdn mos Mfedafnes
Mrs FRANCS Gro,a
Mrs " y kirken6a ma ~ ana Mrs.
n q Allison have taken i Box toae mr.
for The opening night Mrs kirkendall's
quests VIII be Mrs. J. = Barber and her
son. Burdotte klrkend6ll. while Mr. and
Mp. 2. j. Mah6ney VII be th1 guests u
thel Aiilsons.
with Dr aHd Mrs Harold IN linz
party this evening viii be- Mr. ana Mrs.
lfefbert Rogers and the Misses Helen and
Carrie MGiafd
Friday Matinee,
FOR me matinee Friday M, and Mrs
4. " Borglum viii nave ne their guests
Mr. Ai'rsd DanoY. Mrs Arnold
BofRlnn Miss Dorothy barlow md
Master George Paul Bofai1m,
Mrs George & Brown viii have IN hof
bok
Mesdames NfedafnAe
GfqrRe lluRh4s VIII an Rfellne
MiHarR Misses
Ilodnh Hughes Katherine Koeilne
Martha Green
Occupying one box together FOR TIE
matinee win be The following we'll known
matf0ns
MfAdAmeA MtA1Amee-a
w. H. FDgs w IT. Burns
Herman kounizs W. A. Hedick
n. e. McErane John Mechanic
Ia a,rf. T., H. CfofOotH box viii be-
MeBdndesas Weadaufsa
y. w Mash Frederick a. Nash
g. q. George
MisB Frances AaHh
nj LudgyiG Crofo0t
Mrs r. T.. klnbail ana Miss Afabella
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

will obscure all the theatrical and dra~
matte features Of the oceasion-It IL not
amusement. ~ any logical mind may see.
Then, too, II Ia not every DAY that the
Boston Grand Opera md the Phylowa
Imperial Ballet Husse may come 70 town.
Boxes and line parties arsto be given
by the score. with teas or suppers aft
srward. A few fortunate hoStsssos have
succeeded In securing honor guests
among the visiting artists. One Of these
affairs will be given by Mrs ~ o. Nc
Shane for Mrs fsiyira Tevsroni, vino viii
sing tho part 81 Suzuki IN Madame But
isrfly." Mrs. McBhsBs nnst tho singers
brother, Mr.. Stephen J. Ieysronl, IN Win
chester, Mars, ut the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Douglas NJ. Gregg
Mrs, Nickname Elyes a ten A. ne Fon-
teneile FOR Miss Leyeroni after the Friday
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

From Connect DIBffs.
Mr. and Mfs Leonard Everett u coun
eli Bluffs have made four rcserv0iions
for eaeh performance others from eoun-
~ Bluffs who viii attend ares
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

matinee. whom the guests viii be several
prominent matrons, who viii ~ IN Mrs.
MeBhane'B boz.
Mrs. A i. Mobler. whose daughter, Mrs
Mario ganno, studied with Miss Feiiee
Lyme, was 70 rive little affair IN the
singers honor during her Omaha stay.
Owing 70 the illness ~ Mrs. Iohlsrs
mother, Ma. w, w. smith. Tho INVITA-
tions have been recalled Miss Lyme u
a Kansas CITY gin
Mrs y u. Davis VII chaperon The
Misses Elizabeth and Meiora Davis md
Miss Mildred Butler ~ The opera,
For Thursday Evening,
Mr. and Mrs Charles r. IfopBtze. Judga
ana Mrs. W. a. Rediek and Mr. and Mrs.
William Tracy Burns viii make ~ one
box party NJ The opera the opening night
Mr.. ma Mrs. Howard n. Eaidn9ge.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

Mr. and Mrs W. A. c. johnson and Mr.
and Mrs John A. Mcshano will be seated
IN another box ..-
III tho H. n. Crofooi b0F win bes
Moesfs aud Moabfmoa
r.. g. George l.. Y. cf0foot
MfHdnnaf meHdnInDr
T. w, Mash VI " Martin
MisBNHe difsfa
FrHncfB Mash Mary Mgnchh0n
M and Mr.. George y. prinz vii hay9
~ their guests,
Measfa and Neadgaea
John Loe Webster .. q Ho0ick
M ana Mr. August N0the Borglum
viii entertain NJ apd Mrs Walter r,
PaRo ara Mr. ma Mrs = NJ orr 10
their boK
win Mr. and Mrs., Edgar y. seoti viii
b. Mira Laura scoit ann MISS Carol NJ
Dodgo " Council Bluffs. Mrs John N
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

Kimbhii viii entertain Tie following party
IN their boz for the inatlnen Friday
MaadHmfs Msadamea
", A ttgidrGRs H ll KinbBi
Misses Misses
Marion it0Refs, Emily llDldfeR6
Long Bench. Col
Friday Evening"
Mr.. and Mrs, H. Y. Cfof0ot'a 50 Fri
day evening viii be.
MaadAuea
VI w Mash q, a George
Miss Frances Nhsh.
Mr. =. W. iiulli
~ the A N isofglum bo2 vii ST. NJ
and Mrs. Floyd Smith ana Nr. and Mrs.
Edgar II Bsott ..-.#
~ and Mrs George 9 Brown VIII
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
Fine Arts Tea

The members ~ The board N directors
Of the Omaha Fine Arts society, who
were reelected last month, gave a ten
~ tie Fontonelo this afternoon NJ :
O'Clock 70 tho retiring members Of tho
board. Mrs George Bernhard prinz, Mrs
Charles Thomas Kountze, Mrs George
H. Biekneli, MRS Edgar N. Morsman,
jr, Mrs william q, IRE and Mrs. J "a,
Summons we're the houiessoa, Tho re-,
firing members of the board are
Meadamas McRdafneH
oscar u, Williams, August " JONAS,
Arthur w HOWan, VI q. Me0ilton,
liaiieek ~ Rose George v. Gilmore,
George H. VosR,
Miss fdith TObtt,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
For Chicago Guest.

Mrs Bernard Henry Ikomper of chi.
eago, house guest of Miss Lula tIonck,
WA The honor guest this afternoon of
Miss M1He Callahan, who gave a matt
nee party ~ lhe orpheum followed BY
ten NJ the Fontonelle. Those present
were
MsHdGmea Meadames=~
Bernard Henry l{omsc. - FnnninR.
per, Blaine Young.
Misses Misses
Lula llonek sybil Nielsen,
Cecilia Callahan, Mario Callahan
Mrs Arthur n nitchie viii be hosteas
for Mrs, kempcr tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14

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spaai ttssats l4stfstt4tsestf fiaa
American Maid Crochet Galten, per
hail tltstts+sts.tt d.
Large pisces ~ EiaHiie, safh slae
rHat eolerfd pafnng cettnn. 3 sppoia
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10 Yafd n0lia Of Rlas raps, each M
uNa hiN tot ~ alishllv settled hpA
eitY Rfaida speelal FRIDAY, per
Hhnii Hair iinss special hos S.
ufaan Pearl fuitaua card st4ft. ir
iatRa iiHig MNts. ifidet, each w.
llusH fHpe, special bells .tsststt, 81
MHEhine Mii lfiHaN hottie M
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iifaatinK VNmhs apaflAi each M
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tHNilsA fMiliHn tapA, hHN NJ
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MaNF Wire HiikH stars cara A.
rafting NAntiies ea0h ft,H
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
GRAND OPERA And
PAYLOWA ABSORB
Omaha Society Folks to Pay Homage
to Artists Who Appear at the
Auditorium.
MANY PARTIES ARE PLANNED

NJ uELLIPIrI4--ApriI ~,
Omaha socially and otherwise will be
absolutely absorbed IN grand opera for to
day ami tomorrow. There IN nothing
else egcn IN tho air. The strctest Len
ten observers viii relez-for the music
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-14
Kill Germs and
Save Human Life

, The e e. q %o war ss "s s %
the danger Of unseen deadly germs
In war life taken outright by
be vhzdng bullet The bursting srapne Or The piercing s
the wounded and the well alike
when guard Ourselves against me
danger of the ever present germs Of disease
Powdered boric one Of Natures most wonderful gifts
for enables through antsepss 10 ward OF the
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