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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02

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70 learn" nala Unclo Joe Cannon who.
a. nearly every one knuNs. o. an invetrr
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meat nut or q cigar llkht the wrong end
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extent will tell you that he sets more real
cigar Nov. nay plan u % liahi The laai
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
JURIST'S FRIENDS
SEE VICTORY IN
AN OPEN HEARING
CONTINUED From Page one)

Continued From Page One.)
for Ohio, and w. B. Mckinley for
Hawaii
In the case OF Tennessee, which
elected double the number OF dele.
gates-at.largc provided for IN the call
Il was decided 10 scat the four dele
gatcs-at-large who received the high
est number Of votes IN the eonven-
tons, tho other four dclegates-at-
large being seated as altcrnates.
II was decided that delegates UNI
opposed in the West Virginia pr.
maries be accepted tentatively and
that the committee meet on the morn,
ing OF June z 10 receive the ofheial
ratification of the state
The committee voted 10 place on
the temporary roll Of the convention
The names Of two delegates each from
Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philip
pines. with the recommendation to
the convention that they be permitted
TO vote.
Twenty-Five Minutes Each.
A time limit Of twenty-five minutes
was allotted for the presentation OF
each side Of contest
The committee after an executive
session announced that reporters
from Press associations would be al
lowed to attend the hearings,
The case OF Virginia, which elected
twice the ordinary number OF dele
gates, was the first considered. On
suggestion OF Chairman Hilles the
question was referred to the delegates
themselves as to whom would be
seated
Senators Smoot and Warren were
appointed a subcommittee to draw
40 resolutions 20 govern the Texas
delegation, where, under state law,
two delegates from each district were
elected. Mr.. Hilles recommended
that the delegation be seated as
elected, but there was some opposi-
ton to this and the subcommittee
was appointed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
congressman of
Stuff States Ask
Vote on Amendment

Washington, D. c, June i.--Con-
gressmen from women suffrage
states at a special hearing before the
house judiciary committee insisted on
a report on the Susan B. Anthony
amendment for woman suffrage, SO
that the issue may be squarely vot-
ed on. A number OF members OPP
posing suffrage left the room and
the committee was confronted with
no quorum.
Chairman Webb said that so far az
he knew there was nothing TO indi.
cate the majority OF the committee
favored the resolution, but that
speaking for himself, he thought that
next winter would be time enough
for vote
The delegation replied that they
preferred action at this session oi
congress.
The United states navy at the beginning
Of the civil war consisted 81 eighty vessels
OF all classes, mounting total OF 2,0i7
guns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
Women's Petticoats
and New Skirts

Third Nlanfs
WoMEN's WHITE SATEER
PFTTIcoATs Of unusually fine
quality. we'll made, with wide
tlouncoa sI2s.
woMEN's MUSLIN SKIRTS with
embroidery flounees. small, me,
dium and extra large slseA al,
sl,2a, sl,aS.
woMEN's NAlNsook SKIRTS,
lace ~ emhraideFy trimmed
&iTa, sa.2a, So 40, s6ao ssFa
up,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
Letter Carriers
Officer Accused
of Embezzlement

Kansas City, Mo, June LA war
rant for Samuel Z. Graham Of Kan
sas City, charging embezzlement OF
$4,000 from the Mutual Benefit de.
partment OF the National Association
OF Letter Carriers, was issued here
today Graham is a letter carrier,
treasurer OF the department and has
been in the postoffice service TWEEN.
ty-tive years, Graham is alleged to
have used the funds in unsuccessful
real estate ventures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
Millions of Income
Tax Not Collected,
y Says B. M, Manley

Washington, June Charges that
approximately $32,000,000 is being an
nually withheld from the treasury by
income tax frauds and evasions were
made today before the house COM
mittee on treasury department expen-
ditures by Basil NJ Manley, formerly
connected with the industrial rela-
tions committee.
The committee took up a resolu-
ton by Representative Heating d.
recting Secretary MeAdoo to furnish
the house with a statement OF facts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
GOOD PIANO NEWS

Anybody intending 90 hay piano
nr PLAYER piano within a year should
noe miss thiH chance ta has frDm a
stock 30 500 Standard Instruments
that must he aald regardless 81
profit ard teFms, h. make fnem faF
me lafRest consignment af Columbia
0fafenolas ard records ever shipped
"a Omaha
over g30a 600 worth of phanns
graphs ava Records wil ta shipped
within siKtY days Whleh tbmpg'a us
Ia fiNAf lhfes Uaafa WithaMt dNisE
Henfa tbs Money l1a.h& Prices
a0w quoted ~ STANDARD Instruments
Il wil pAF sea a. eoms 800 mllsa.
fsF thla opportunity Will Jaws yMn
fFam tiNo Ia kaaa en a fifei clsss
Instrument uup siask "a - Flff fsff
folis6ilan, hat consists af she hISh
aaa EfaAa product q ih8 w@flA IN
t8AlHa tha celebrated MarimsH,
HmsfFaH, stsNaF 81 saas. lHdtman,
Melhalh hmal'ag A MaallsF kaA
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sNhNnt i AuHlLRR
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hls 0salaaalas kaA NsseFaa
tAtlttst4 EaFRam stsast
fheas naMElat teat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02

ice on May S, 1915. Eight OF its men
were ashore when the vessel broke
away and nothing had been heard
from Shackleton and his companions
at the Ross sea base.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-02
Vantine- Hansen.

Miss Hanna Hansen OF Murray.
Neb., and Harry Z. Vantine Of Ne
braska City we're married Thursday
afternoon by Rev. Charles w. Saw
idge at his office in the Brandeis
theater building.
The Washington times., 1916-11-24
Mitcheiis To Esseptain.
sApr,srs END MEETING.

association convention In the First Bap-
list Church last night. the Rev. Charles
Aubrey Eaton, pastor OF Madison Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. New York. made
the principal address on Architects of
the New Aga" Music was given by the
Church coir.
Folk was the principal speaker.
The Washington times., 1916-11-24
M'ADOOS SPEND
VACATION IN WEST
Secretary and Wife Are. on
Motor Tour Through Cali :
fornia.

The Secretary OF the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo, who accompanied the
Farm Loan Board on its trip through h
the West, are now In California. The
Secretary 10 taking q short vacation
and they are motoring ieisurely
through the State. They will return
TO Washington shortly after Decem-
bcr I.
Rseseveits In New York.
AFR. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt have
arrived In New York from oyster Bay
and are at the Ritx-csriton where Mrs.
Rooscvelts mother, Mrs. Joseph u. Will
lard. are also staying.
-
Miss Esther Cleveland, daughter OF
the late President Cleveland, In oon.
Quoting the work Of the committee
@ for men blinded n bsttls n the s ab,
reached New York yesterday for q
Miss Holt has been in France at
the head of the committee. which
maintains the Phare do France in
sorts OF useful occupations. Miss
CLEVELAND 10 her secretary.
Miss Holt and Miss Cleveland are
the only women who have been al.
lowed to visit the firing line along
sommc front
saitcheiis To Estertair.
Major and Mrs. william Mitchell
have cards out for q dinner at the
Army and Navy Club Thursday even.
Ing, December Z.
Miss Nina Stockton, who is at Car
vel Hall, Annapolis, with her aunt.
Mrs. George Croghan Reid. will come
to Washington to attend the marriage
OF Miss Margaret Smith, daughter OF
Capt. and Mrs. william Strother
Smith. and George ii. Kennedy, jr,
December B.
Mrs. Reid and Miss Stockton will
spend part OF the winter In Havana
The Washington times., 1916-11-24
MISS WILSON Is
GUEST AT DINNER
Miss Cecil Norton Entertains
Small Company at Tea Room
and Later at Play.

Miss Margaret Wilson was the guest
OF honor at q prcttily appointed din
ner which Miss Cecil Norton gave
last night at the Lucky Bay Tea Room
I'm Connecticut avenue. Other guests
were Miss Edith Marshall. Herman
ku:terer and Frederic Stephens: The
Patricia" which the Drama League
School.
The Secretary OF the Navy ana nrrs.
Daniels and the Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy and Mrs. Franklin Roose.
velt VIII spend tho week end after the
Army and Navy game with Mr.. Roose.
at her home at Hyde Park, n. Y.
Visit oia Pei.t. 4,
Mrs. Charles ID. Heimbold, accom-.
panied by Mrs william Haywood, left
Washington Wednesday for Old Point
Comfort. where they will remain for
several days.
Miss Marjorie HelmboId left Wash.
inEton today for Baltimore, where
rhe Joined her aunt. Mrs. A.. w,
Thompson, at her residence In Roland
Tsam,,on rssE; Miss w,,b Helmsold bold; a. snd Ss. MT.
VIII leave baltimore this afternoon
IN Mrs. Thompson's car to motor to
New York to remain a week. They
VIII attend the Army and Navy foot.
ball game tomorrow.
Miss Dorothy Mason. who has been
visiting In Philadelphia for several
weeks, will return 20 Washington at
the end OF next week.
Mrs shlnkle vssiting.
Mrs. Eugene l.. shinkis. OF SPOKANE
wash. will arrive today and will be
the guest OF. her sister, Mrs. James
Pryor Tarvin. Mrs. Tarvin has cards
out for a reception and dance Decem.
Der at tho willard In honor OF Miss
Matte Marschaii Curd, of Louisville,
KY. who will arrive December @ for q
visit to Mrr, Tsrvin. Mrs. Tarvin's
son. John W. Belt, win receive with
Mrs. Taryin and will have q number
OF New York friends over for the TO.
eoption and dance.
Miss Lolita Armour. DAUGHTER Of Mr.
and Mrs. }. Ogden Armour, OF Chicago,
who is visiting In New York. will be the
Euest of honor this evening at q din
ner and theater party given by Mrs
simeon II, Chaplin. Miss Armour will
visit In Washington during the winter.
The Washington times., 1916-11-24
THE WASHINGTON TINES FRIDAY. NOVEMBER "a, 1915

raves Tor tHmden, u. C., VIII DC &c
companied by Mrs. Berger.
Mrs; Edith Smith left yesterdsy for
New Hsmpshire am % Apartment, have LEFT
Tor New York city, where they Will at.
tend the Army and Navy football
gamo Saturday.
Ralph Totten Here.
Ralph j. Totten. consul general at
large. In Europe. is In Washington
for few weeks and has taken an
apartment at tho Benedict, Mr.. Tot
ten Is a brother OF Mrs. Ph'landcr y.
Miss Lolita Armour, of Chicago, q
debutante of the season, and her
mother, Mrs. John Ogden Armour,
Will attend the Army and Navy game
tomorrow. Miss Elizabeth Chaplin will
give dinner and theater party for
MISS Armour. her cousin. this even
Miss Armour will make several
visits to Washington duriag the
winter.
Lieutenant MesiIi Here.
Leut. Scoring c. Megiil, U. 8. A., is
In Washington from his post in Hs
wall and is stopping at the willard.
Mrs Frank Ridgeiy, wife of Com.
mander RidgelyI u, 3. N. stationed at
Norfolk. who is hero for q few days,
fs at the Wallard.
Mrs. c. J.. McConviiie OF st. Paul.
Constance, who Is attending school
here, IL stopping at the willard. Her
daughter IL with her for a few days.
cago are at the willard for a few
burnside Post, No. g., q. A. r.. win
hold It's annual banquet at the Ebbitt
Saturday evening December 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Riley are in
from their place in vir.
ginia, and arc located at the Shore.
Mrs. Warren Deiano, OF New York.
10 at the shoreham.
-
BuHet Lunehees.
Mrs. Charles l.. Hussey has cards
out for a burct luncheon Saturday,
December 2. -
Washington society folk are much
Miss Elizabeth Howry. daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. Charles II. Howry,
which will take place December 10
al 4:3o o'clock at the National Thea
ter.
Miss Howry will appear. In joint. re.
ritai with NJ. Lorpst, a dtstinguisho
French artist, who has come to this
directly from the trenches,
TO fill several engagements, the, pro
ceeds OF which will be devoted to re.
lief work In France. Half the proceeds
from this concert will 20 to tho
American fund for French wounded.
Miss Howry. who In one OF the most
talented young women or Washing.
ton society. has sung here several
times at musicales and drawing n room
recitais for charity. She is pupil
NJ Nine. Ssmrich. At present Miss
Howry 10 completing q concert tour
" several weeks through Kentucky
md other Southern states.
Mrs. Clarence Steadman Will give
1 luncheon and bridge party on the
afternoon OF December 10.
The Washington times., 1916-11-24
CLUB DINNERS FOR
OFFICERS OF ARMY
General and Mrs. Weaver En-
tertain for Coast Artillery o.
ficers Stationed Here.

or the numerous dinners at the
Army and Navy Club last evening,
one of the most interesting was given
by Brig. Gen. Erasmus NJ. Weaver,
chief OF Coast Artillery, U. s. A.. Ind
Mrs. Weaver. They entertained in
compliment to the Coast Artillery Of
flcers stationed in Washington and
their wives, the party numbering
Comdr. J. NJ. Enochs. who has been
ordered away from Washington, was
the guest of honor Mt a dinner at the
club given by n number of his friends.
The other guests were Comdr. and
Mrs. William w. Gaibraith. Mr.. and
MTs Mt. Lyman % Prs1t Miss Gsrolyn nMssh
Harlow. Miss EveIina Gleaves, Miss
Georgia Schofield, Miss Edith Blair.
Miss Marion Leutze, Captain Powell.
comdr. George w steele, cemdr.
Major. Comdr. Mscsiiiivray MILNE.
Commander jackson, Lieut.. J. o..
Fisher, Lieutenant Watson, and Pay.
master Omar Conger.
Party Dinner.
An interesting party dining at the
club included Brig. Gen. and Mrs
John A. Lejeune. Col. and Mrs. Dion
Williams, Major and Mrs. II. yelling.
ton Jones, Major Allie Williams, Capt.
and Mrs. Jesse r.. Dyer, Capt. and Mrs.
James J.. Meade. Comdr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Sem, Mrs. Rufus II. Lane,
N. Mcclellan. Capt. Ralph Keyser, and
Dr. Stepp. Another party dining to-
gether at the club were Col. and Mrs.
John II. Russell, comdr: and Mrs.
William ". Jeffers. Comdr. and Mrs.
I.sning, Miss Elizabeth Wiley. and
comdr. Wilson Brown.
-
yisitiss In Capital
Mrs. Norman Bruce Scott. OF Detroit.
In making an extended visit with
Judge and Mrs. T. T. An'berry.
Brig. Gen. william Black. chief Of
the engineer corps of the army. and
Mrs. Black will return to Washington
tomorrow morning, fsom New Orleans.
Miss Helen cisxton was the guest
or honor at a dinner which Charles
Baker gave last evening at the Uni.
versity Club.
The Director of the Mint and Mrs.
y. J. Won Engelken went to New York
last night TO remain until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Engelken enter
tanned at reception on "Wednesday
In compliment TO the OFFICIALS OF all
IN eonference with Mr. Won Enseiksn.
-
Richardson Gibson returned to
yesterday from New
York, where he was visiting hts broth.
.r, Preston Gibson, who has recently
eased a residence In East Fifty.fourth
street.
Major and Mrs. Thomas Holoomb.
IT,. have returned to Washington
rom their wedding trip. and are at
heir residence, 2O21 O street.
Bishop Kinsoiving, OF Brazil, II
making = short stay In Washington.
lie IL stopping at the Ontario.
d
Hsstsss at Lua~heeu.
Miss Elizabeth jeffrey Lcekle will
~ hostess at q luncheon and shower
hu . raualTaI. IN Tns .aay
The Washington times., 1916-11-24
HELPFUL HAIR HINTS
Worthy the Attention Of Everyone
Who Would Avoid DandruG,
Itching Scalp. Gray Hsirs
and Badness.

"whst will stop my hair coming out
Reply: psrisian sage is the best remedy
for hair and scalp trouble sah 20 prevent
badness. Graynes. and dandrun.
The Washington times., 1916-11-24

Beautiful soft glossy. healthy hair for those
OF this inexpensive French hair dressing from
o'Donnell's DRUG Store and drusEists every
where, with guarantee OF Subtraction or
money refunded -Adyt.
The Washington times., 1916-11-24

The great var has not intsrfered with the
sales OF Partisan fas--one Of the most help.
inAl formula.
The Washington times., 1916-11-24

"n.fore solnS 10 bed, ! si.ays rub a ll,,ls
whose luxurious, soft aud nuny hair 10 great.
~ admired, This stops itching scalp. keeps
the hair from falling out and makes u easy
TO dress hitTaetlvsly.
The Washington times., 1916-11-24

PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED.
KENTON. Ohio. Nov. 24,--While 60
ing sixty miles an hour, the engine.
mail car and two coaches OF Pcnnsyl.
vania passenger train number 136,
eastbound, were derailed early today
while passing through Forest. No one
was injured.
The Washington times., 1916-11-24
Ho.u to Treat
Group Externally

Rub Nicks " NsoliCn' SAlve well
over the throat and chest for a few
minutes--then cover with warm
flannel cloth. Leave the covering
soothing medicated vaporA arising
may loosen the choking phleEm and
ease the difficult breathing. One ap.
pgcation at bedtime insurss. against a
night attack. zoe, 6oc, or MOO. Al
druggists.
The Washington times., 1916-11-24
Pimples Spoil
Sleeveless Gowns
Stuart's Calcium Waters Dry Up
All Skin Eruptions. You Csn
Now Wear Any Late -;
Fashions.

Trial Package Sent Free ~ Mall
Don't worry about your shoulders.
back, arms and neck. Begin stu
arts Calcium WATERS after meafs
and soon you will have a. hssuttful,
The Washington times., 1916-11-24
SPECIALS FOR WOMEN

zoe Mmc -
Dufour's
q e q
Powder. -
shades, y
ese Woodbury.
faeial Pew
der s.....Ibc
fsc Tsleoi~tt~.
W b te or
pink ... tec
2Se Jess Amer
lean Arbutus
TaIcum ..tDr
The Washington times., 1916-11-24
Hssssss ~ Lua~hesn.

Miss Elizabeth JEFFREY Lcekle viii
be hostess at q luncheon and shower
followed by a musicale on TuesdAy,
November ~, at her homo In Harvard
street In compliment 60 Miss Ruth
Hall. who will be married TO j.. T.
Schneider early In December.
Mrs. Sol. Smith Russell. OF New
York city and Camden, =, g., ~ the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred a, Berger.
In Garfield street. Mrs. Russell mo
The Washington times., 1916-11-24

Bishop Kinsoiving, of Brazil, L.
making \ short stay In Washington.
lie IL stopping at the Ontario.
The Washington times., 1916-11-24
Gressrys Iioser Guests.

I've Attorney General and Mrs.
Gregory were the honor guests at din
ner last evening. with William G.
Fits, assistant TO the Attorney Gen.
eral. and Mrs. Fits as hosts. The
guests asked to meet Attorney General
and Mrs. Gregory were Assistant Al
roll Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson
Gibson, Miss Holland Fits. and Fran
els q. Caffey.
The Washington times., 1916-11-24

Col and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson.
accompanied by Rear Admiral and
Mrs. seston Schroeder. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. J. G. Watson. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Richard Wainwright, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis. OF Chicago. and Miss
Hilda sykes. are making the trip TO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-18

His testimony is supported by the
jewelers.. merchants. and variety and
moving picture theatres in the neigh
borhood. They all say the workers
We're never so prosperous, or spent
their money so freely-except that
they don't call on pawnproKers as
they used to-
In this district there are 5000 wom-
en- and girls employed in munition
work, and they are the free spenders-
Most of them are the wives of soldiers
and. receive separation allowances
from the government, which increases
their incomes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-18

president. However, it would be quite
in violation of all presidents for him
to permit relatives other than his inn
mediate family to live within the i'm
per1al grounds. With iIis accession to
the throne, the emperor must draw a
sharp SAestinction between himself and
his classmen, as now they become his
subjects.
In China there has been much cri-
tlc1sm of the influenced which reIa-.
t1ves have had on fhe emperors
Even now appeals are directed to-
uan Shi-kai that he shall influence
the drawing up of the new constitu-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-18
CANADA TRooPsH1P SAFE.

Ottawa, Ont, Feb. 1s-The troop
ship Melagama. which sailed from
Canada on Feb. 5, has arrived safely
in England. the press censors' Office
announced today. She had on board
1893 men and 70 officers, including
IA naval flight 1ieutenants.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-18
GOETHE ASSOCIATION
TO SUPPLANT LIBRARIES
RUSSIANS DESTROYED

Berlin. Feb. 1S-To supp1ant in
some measure the thousands of books
in East Prussia that were destroyed
by the Russians, the Goethe Associa-
ton of Berlin is in the near future to
send a number of peoples 1ibraies''
to the province. Other Goethe Asso-
Citations throughout Germany are
working along the same lines, and
Herr Krupp Won Bohlen und Halbach
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-18
ENGLISH PAWNBRoKERs
HARD HIT

London. Feb 1s-"Tn my forty
years experience. have never
known time when there was SO
much money about among the work
ing classes" is the testimony of a
pawnbroker doing business in a, dis
trict of London where large amount
of army materials are manufactured
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-18
YUAN TO GUST ALL
MEMBERS OF IMPERIAL
CLAN NEAR PALACE

Picking, Feb. President Yuan
shi-kai, the Emperor-elect, has is
sued an order that the members of
the imperial clan of the Yuan family
now living within the Forbidden City
are to move outside Of the palace
grounds. This order. of course, does
: not apply to his immediate family
The Yuan clan is a large one, and
las been well looked after by the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-18

ton in such way as to make it inn
possible for the women of imperial
families to have undue influence up
on the emperor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-18

The national holidays being a time
that should be used for serious refleo.
ton, many men spend Washingtonsa
birthday in thinking how they can gel
more business during the month OF
March.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-18
DANISH BAN ON WOOD PULP.

washington, Feb. 1S@The AmerIs
can consul general at Copenhagein.
reported today to the state depart.
! ment that the Danish government had
prohibited the expectation Of wood
pulp and heavy paper.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-18

of Essen has given 5000 marks to-
ward the purchase of literature for
East Prussia.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-18

Fancy Elton Suits in a variety Of
patterns; smart, stylish, well made
garments.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24
Seeonb s r e e t.

SRI. Slora 2aneenberg, melfe bel
Stolpe als 2ebrerin tbatig lit, mar
iiber Samstog ltnb Sonntae bier
gum 8eiu6 ibrer gltern.
2abo,ibe uno S6ulte, 8iebblnbler,
tparen leste @o9e bier Inn Sieb ailf"
allfaufen.
gtliGs iuierer Sarmer boben Die
@elegenbeit bes falten 8etters be-
nust Inn einen Sbeil ibrer S6lpeine
5lt idludten.
SRI. Srene 8inbborit beeab lid
lebte ISOLDE na6 Spenspille I'm Den
3abnarat 5u 8atbe au sieben.
Srau Casper S6neioer unb Sobr
beiu9ten am Sonntag SerpanOte il
Smiss.
0as neue 8obnbals al,f oel
Sbaoe MiIlsr Sarm iit bollenoet uni
bot Srau Wtiller nit ibrer Sarnili'
oasielbe bereits be5ogen.
sl1guit 9ieriuirtb labt gegenluar
tig einen groben Siibnerltall altf lei
ner Surm balten.
Hpaoaufieber Senrp 2aneenberi
bat CUTE @erbeiierl,ngen in unierel
Hoaos MAIDEN laiien nnb lit inlnle
nod nit Ser glrbeit bielelben bn'
@intritt bes 8inters, in ben better
3ultano 5u bringen.
Ser Some anb S6ool Smprope
| ment glitb miro I'M Neeie S6ulbaui
am Samstae, ben 9. 9e5snber
Ibenbs 7 llbr, cine Ibenbunterbal
tung peranitalten bel pelder Wsuiit
bortrdge uno eine 9ebatte einenS Sbei
oes &rograms biIben iueroen. SSeoer
mann lit eingelaben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-24
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