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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-01-28
PURE RICH BLOOD
PREVENTS DISEASE

Bad blood,-that is, blood that is
impure or impoverished, thin and
pale,-is responsible for more all
ments than anything else.
1t affects every organ and function.
In some cases it causes catarrh; in
others, dyspepsia; in others, rheuma-
tism; and in still others, weak, tired,
languid feelings and worse troubles.
1t is responsible for rundown
conditions, and is the most common
cause of disease.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the greatest
purifier and enricher Of the blood the
world has ever known. 1t has been
wonderfully successful in removing
scrofula and other humors, increasing
the red-blood corpuscles, and building
up the whole system. Get it today.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-01-28
MARBLE INTERESTS TO UNITE.
Bay State Corporation with 100000
Capital Formed to Take Over Yer
mont Properties.

In a meeting of the Green Mountain
Marble Co. in Rutland Tuesday, it
was announced that the project to con-
solidate practically all of the indie
pendent marble interests of Vermont
had assumed definite shape. The
United Marble companies has been in
corporated under the laws of Massa-
chusetts with 100000 capital by P.
r. Eaton of Fitchburg Mass, NJ. j.
eastman of Boston and Abbott S.
Pond of Boston. Mr. Eaton, who has
been prominently identified with many
big lumber deals, as well as marble in
tercsts, will be president of the new
company, devoting his entire time to
this enterprise.
This corporation Immediately sue
ceeds both the Green Mountain Mar
BILE company and the Columbian cor
poration, which companies cease to
exist, and as fast as the details can
be arranged other companies will be
consolidated under the general owaer-
ship and direction of the new company.
The financing of the new corpora
tion has been effected by Mr.. Pond, a
former resident of Rutland, for his
banking firm, Hodgdon, eastman &
Co., of Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-01-28
FALLS DEAD IN CHURCH.
John R. Fiddock Stricken With Heart
Disease at Montpelier.

John r, Fiddock, rs, of Montpelier
fell dead of heart disease in the YES
tibule of St, Augustines church
at 1920 O'Clock Sunday morning as he
was entering to attend mass. His son
John, learned his father was dead when
the priest, Rev. w. j. Long, made the
announcement from the pulpit
Mr.. Fiddock, who was a native OF
Cornwall, Eng, lived for 40 years in
Richmond and Huntington, coming tc
farm in West Berlin to live with hi;
sons, John and William, four years ago
A daughter, Anna NJ, is resident OF
Burlington.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-01-28
MAP OF PONDS AND STREAMS.
State May Issue One to Show Distri
button of Fish in Vermont.

State Fish and Game Commissioner
John w. Titcomb has been in con
sultation with Secretary of State Guy
w. Bailey and Walter ii. Crockett of
the state publicity bureau concerning
the production of a map of Vermont
ON which the ponds, lakes and streams
should be distinctly marked and which
should contain some designation, per
haps printed on the back of the map
of the kinds of fish in Vermont waters
and where they are most likely to be
found. If this map is issued prob
ably the state department will need al
least $4,000 for distribution.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-01-28

A lady in passing up a church aisle
caught her dress on corner of pew
and tore it. AS the process of tearing
was very audible to the congregation
the feeling of the lady may be mag
ined when at that moment the clergy
man began the service by reading the
sentence:
"Rend your hearts and not your
garments. '-Ex.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-01-28
A Lesson in English.

Teacher-Now, Clarence, can you
tell me what "can t" is the abbrevia-
ton off Clarence-It's the abbrevia-
ton of "cannot.' Teacher-That IS
right. Now, Edgar, what is "don ~
the abbreviation of? Edgar-Dough-
nut.-Chicago News.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

abounirt ouf bic EdsIide xribans
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
aug SOlDa!
9es Nloines.

SEER Gmil 2dHabel, I07 6, Glue.
bat jebt bic 9ettretnng Der Gmaba
Sribane. @ir 6itten Die 9eier, BEN
iel6ea 9tenigteiteH ans &irAen., Ser.
eius. un6 Samilieufreiien %5nfOmmen
III ~laIlcu, iueld)e beriel6e sur Ger
Sffsntlidnng in Der Sri6ine iiber'
mitteln mirS. aud) nintint 9err
Sdnabcl Snbfriptiuns 8eIOer III
Gmpfang.
70. 5e6rlnt.
S6e[6D 9lainiort6, ein unterHe6-
member tungcr 9tann ans aaulos,
0eriet 9icnstag abenp in elmer Bool-
baGle auf Der Gillette nit oeridieoe-
men M1nrern hi 5treit mo 500
i6lieBli6 ieiner SdieBprilgel ber-
Dor, als 6olgc truaen Sion Stare,
ali Git gSolnlt Ctr. INTO Gbas.
Mob6alis, 1900 9ern 4pe., all9el-
wanoen an i6rci arntel1 6abon.
Rainfortb perfltte iooann Den i'm
|rerbofteH6en Goli5iiten nie0er8u-
idieBen, traf jeooa borbei unO iibt
nun binter SdloB mo Giegel.
@isegouberreur 5aroing bou Sioug
Gitb Bot feline Gonoiootur fir Sou.
perneur ofqefduoigt. er erfldrt
iid in ieiner 8latform iiir IOfale
=. -
&egierung ntO 8egen bic aommII-
iionsform.
9yn Glipe bcgillg am 0ienstag
Sobn SIYon Durh grihieBen 5elbit-
moro. Seine @attin, Dir oberl0s
nad @auie 5lrildfe6rte. 8lallbte ooB
er i6liei, nuo le9te iid) aid idlla-
fen. Crit iii Der driibe madte iic
Ole nieOeriduletterfoc gnthedtng.
oaB ii6 @ilion eridoiieu bate.
9omerstag uo9m i'm Sdberg
Sotel Die auf 0rei Go9e berehnete
aonoention Ser 3eitnng5s @eraus.
geber uno 8c0ofterte BON Soma if.
rem anfulg. etma $50 3eitlngs-
Iepte botten iid ciigefunoen.
Ser 70.idbrige 2ofomotibfi6rer
91iller gIitt @ittOod abeuo aus,
els er Dor einem n~nfommenben
Great @efern 3us 8uriidmeideH
pOIItc, nno fiel 10 Ml9liidliA, bab
|ibm Bic AG0er 0es 3uges bic 0auo
pom arm ifenHten.
Captain Charles 8 @utrous, ser
GrGiiOent Der Matrons 9tnrieru 60,
Elm geternn Ses 9itraerfrie1es uuO
felt 1869 eln 9eiuobftar bon 9es
Moines, itarb Gienstdg obenA 6icr
I'M Sitter bon II 3ahren.
Glarence Smith, ein 22i1briger
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

@urld)e, un0 ser % Sabre olte
gloab @eenlou /purOcn inter benz
geroa9t perbaitct am leBten Sonn-
taq ohcno Den Grocer 81. @irsberg
III 0eiIen 2aOeL 1920 Soflon ape.
iiberfaden unO I'M $40 beral6t SIT
babeu.
Die BoIi5ei ga6 8pGnerstag eli
aiitet @bistp, sic bon omaha al
beri6ieoene bieiige 8elpobner ge-
ididt, ieOo9 f~oniiS5iert tporoer ma
rem, Der 8ernidtmg on9eim. Seoe
Site cntbieIt As SintS.
5Ort Dodge.
Syn oent ;tobe benz Foitaint gele-
aenen Buffers ebGlbe erfoIgte am
9~onnerstdg nodmittog i'm Seller
cine Grplofton, oeren ltriade man
lid nidt erfIGrea fam lm6 meIde
Gas Salis in grano iebte. Ger
Naud fiilte oas gauge @'ebdli6e 10
Ihuea an, cab man nidt einnlol
3eit iauO, OoS @elo aus Der 2a0en-
.faiie ser 8eterion @rocerp ST neb-
men, ionoern ooB Ole bort befinoii-
den @crioncu IN groBtcr eile flie-
fen mlbtcn. Die 3nihater I'M em-
pire @oHodbilber Ibeater babnten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

iid o6ne g(afregung mo in gutter
Gr0nung ben @eg nod Qubelt, mo
M1it9lie0er neg Glf Clubs ml6tet
auf 5euerlciterll pom Oritten Stod-
iperf biltunter f(etteru. Gros alter
anitrengungen fonnte sic 5eiiertpabr
0ns 5ener crit am Spatnahmittag
unter 4ontroae bringen, nad)oem
oas gauge @ebGltoe 3eritort 1par.
Ger S6aOen am @ebGu6e 6etr19t
$4,000, 8eriiderling $4,000, am
empire &6eater $1,000, CTS &Iu5
$4,000. Ga5u fomnlt nod Der bio
her nidt abgeidastc S6aoen bon
Beteriou'S @recerp WH6 IN 0eu
DeridieNenen OFFICES.
9ie guuutp Slperpiipren 6eDiI.
Iigter Ben Ban BON beribicDeneu
8riiden i'm @ebiter GountD I'M
9Sert bon etpn SIT 900.
Ter Gtaotrnt bea6iidtigt bic art-
ihaitura elmer neileu 8euermehr.
atisriituhg, 1arunter cine ben DO
loren getriebene 0nmpfmoihiue. I'M
aroBe 5euersbriiuite criolgreih be-
tdmpfen at fonnell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
.Oem(d6eS C6eater
i'm Jnu(t6.9eim
Montag Den IA. Sebrunr finSet cine
8ObltGtisfeitS . gOritelline I'M
Mnif,Seim itatts

Ger 9eutl9e 9ranlatiide Ser.
Elm Ser Staatsuniperiitdt If SincoIn,
pelder in Der Staatsbauptitaot nit
ieineu OeutI6en Observation-Disclosures
idon 10 oft groBe @rfolge er5ielt
bat, miro am ndditeu Wontag, Den
IA. 6e6ruar, i'm Whiiif- 9eim II,
unO GoB Str, cine 8obft1tigfeits.
@orItaIlung beranitaIteu. 0ieiaL6a
iitloet gum 8eiten oes BieIt9en 6rau.
ensSilfSpercins itatt.
Gen bieliaen 8euti6en miro Bic
@%elegenbeit geboten, ii6 an eilcm
Der i16niten @erfe Der mobernell
oeuti6en SAriffteaer efbnuen nno
ergoten 5u f6nnen, 0ent 8l,r auf.
fibrlnlg gelangt oaS podenoe S4al.
lpiel n9as @liid i'm 8infel", dus
Der Seoer unieres beoeutenSen
6cltl6en 8ramatifers Sermaml
Suoermonn. gs bieBe Cullen had
glt6en tragelt. ipollte man iiber Ser
mann Su0ermarn nod biele 8orte
p%erlierell. SeOer gebiIoete 9eutihc
peiB, Dab er 81 ben groBten oeut-
Ii@en 0i9tern Der @egentpart &C.
bort, oeiien @erfe ~ol(erorten nit
ticiigItem Grfolae oufgefilbrt iDer-
rem.
Die Wtitglieoer 6es 8ranatiider
alubs 6nben itA atlf ben 8rettern,
sic sic Melt be0euten, ebenfaas oil
3u6auie bepieien, io0oB cine abae.
runoete @prItellung propbe5eit mer.
Oen fam. Ga Der 8ned Elm gutter
lit mo Die ginnabmen Dem Deut.
i6en 5rolien &ilf8oerein 8u9llt}
fommerE iolte e8 ie6er 8eiitide ais
G6renia6e auffoifel, an Montaq
Der 8oritellung bei5ulDobuen.
Sir loiien MN Die 8erioitens8e.
ietunq foIgen:
ggieocmotla. Heftor elmer MitteI.
idule. -. &erbaro 9taber
Gliia6et9, ieire 8weite 6rau
............... MagDa Graft
&eIeue, 6r;t, emil, feline ain6er
erIter @be. gnno Qudep 8altcr
Soppe, 8iibeIm Gabe.
6rei9err bon godnib ouf @ib.
Iingen Irel GDenion
gettina, feline 8rou 50 5otficIo
9oftor Orb, areiSidulinipeftor
............, .9}obert g}eS6it
6rau Orb. =. Maoalene Dee
Golael, 3peiter qe6rer 6r. Gabc
SRI. @G6re, SeBrerilt. .2ouiie 8aabe
Roio, 3ieuitnl1oden bel 8ie0e.
man. .............@ Coma 9enine
9rt: Cine fIeine arei5itaot Gor0-
0eutld(auoS,
3eit: @egenpart 1. aft. nadJ.
mittags, 2. aft naditen 0iorget
3. g(ft, @ben0 beg 3fueiten gages.
Maoolene SECT, 2ouiie 9taa6e lruo
|@buo 2egine iiit0 bon Der 0mo1o
@odidule.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

aeitelt, uno O1b oasieLbp gut uno
Holt ourh9eiiibrt iperoen tpirO, od.
fir bieten bic ~bisbertgen gro6en Die
bette @arantte. Dos Brogramm
ntrfmt bereitS n~odjmittags 800 iei.
men 4nfone, ipdbren0 Der Bal I'm
s ltbr nbenOs be9ifmt.
Sir IaIien hermit oas grogrmm
foIgen:
1. G~oucorOia. Marih ~, y. @eeie
DomenGor nit Rianobegleitlng.
@e0tiibrngsre0e.
2. RaiieraG rartett -. Sol. SaDon
a. 9iolirc, SRI. gtooge @eit,
@iolA SRI. @liie @eit;
81 SRI. gipionnc @elt, Cello
SRI. Belle Meit.
3. Sertett aus Der Sper .Spcia Ot
2a~runergGci ......... ,Berol
5rou Wus. Sden, SRI. Gmruo
GsiIfe, SRI Gmro Steele, 5rl.
Gle 9repes, SRI. Dora Siurihg.
4. o2utber's Bobrlpru6" u. Simot
MGner6of a la copella.
s. MttltterieeIen caein", g. Braun
(arrangiert bon 81. g1itO. 8eeie)
Samentrr. Sopron Colo: Srail
Gus. yden.
G. gMorning Gong 81. q. Glgar
8iaro ~s.uortett SRI @o0ge
8eIt, Sri. 8inianne @eit, SRI.
ellie lnf 6rl. 8el[ @elt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
ancrRennung 0eS
St0atSUer6an0eS!


Ser gle6rasfa GtnafsDerbdll6, 0cr
unter Seitung Ieines tii6tigen PrG.
iiOerten Serru Sal. Beter idon 10
mon6cn iaonen Sieg errungen,
fam ouf Den lebtbin getponneueu
b@tigIi6 Der geiesliHeu gLnerfen.
nilng 0es gentid.llnterri1tS in Den
golf5Iauteu, beIOn0ers ltol5 Icilt.
,@ritens mar es Elm Steg ilber 0as
'Wludertum uno 8fueitens benefit es
wieoerilrn oaB Die Deiitid)en Die
mabren altIturtrdger in oieIem Gan.
De limo.
9(Qe 3ufunft8Doffnungen elmer
|91ation Iin0 anf oas 6ortidreiten
Ser altlturntadt, auf Die oamdbli9e
mo INNER mebr fid eripeiternoe
geilti9e nno iittIide Sebung Der
nod ungebiIoeten 9laIien geri6tet.
@iro MN Der 4eg 81 bteiem 3ieI
o6lidjtIid) perIegt, 10 lit Dies Elm
GROCER Geblidritt. @as eripeitert
nun ben @eiidtsfreis ut1o bebt Die
aagcmeiue giloung in sr0BereU
MlaBe a[s 0ie 4enntnis fremoer
@prahcn2 limo melde Sprabe III
pom p16ogogiihen Stnnopunft bier.
.8u geeigaeter ais sic OeutidIe?
Ser groBe japaniide Staat8.
mann, frilberer MiniIter 0es gleuBe.
rem, Baron aato. erfl1rte III eiltcr
4artci ~geriamrnlung: 0Delltidlont
bat ge5eigt, bob es alien ieinen
Ieinoen melt ilberIegen lit, Sel6ii
Die @iufiibruno %aagemeiner @ebr-
piliht in gn9lano miro al lpdt fom.
men. GnglnuO FAM ppBl feline
SrnpenSa6f pcrmeGreu, a6er Gin
Seer int SeuiidJen Siune Fam es
uidjt fGaffen" $50 aber lit oieier
DeutIde Sinn entitaft0en Sll 0er
G1uIe = Die 8ru6t oeutifer 81,
bagogtt gena9rt Don ben uortrefilt-
den gr5ie6eru.
Sic 0erbreitling nnierer if0ner
.Sprade ber6reitet 3uglaid ben bent.
iden @eiit, sum Sell oe5 2au0es.
IS lit bc3Gidnen0, Dab inter al.
len 8liItltrboltern 3uerit oas, bent
ihe NoLf ons ge0urfnis empfon0,
aae auf Gr5ie6n1q urb unterriht
be3iigliden S9riften obite Inter.
idieo Der 6prade an einent 9rt 5t
idnunetn, no6ur9 Die Gornelius-
Gt'filtg IN qein3fQ entitnHo.
Ser Ge6ra8fa StoatSoer6ou6
ipirft MN in d9nlider 8eiie ba6n.
bredenO, inoem er fegreiH OQirtr
fantpfte, Dab bier D~orerft freitoc
5pradell gefebft tperben, Sic
@erren pom aomitee. pelGe 10 ipa.
der ar6eiteteu. oeroieuen oaro6 sic
grobte 4%nerfentrlng.
.. @ebidmaun.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
Ser Mtibe 2o5m Dinft jett BALI!
Dieneta9 Slbeir idblic ut Der 2(utUmDbil& Onteif
Der ,Sdalidben Gmaba Sribiine|
SreS Gtaub aus |latte County an Der spibe! ,l

mir, onb lie oae ben Iebten Gag
ooppeIte anitrenguugen MAIDEN tDer.
ben, Inn ibr 8irl at erreiher-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

: 0ienltag abeub fommt Der groBe
automobil.aonteit Der 09dgliden
omaha Eribiine" gum @biMLub; bic
aonteitnnten linb iebt babel, Die leb.
ten Gage oaS gfcBen @outeites nod
UoIen GrGften ii9 3unrbe 3u MAIDEN
unO arbeiten lpie Die 8jber, lin 10
oiele neite a6onnenter iiil0 Grreue.
ritilgerl. als mir imfner moglif 81
erlangerJ bamit ibre Stimmen8nbL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

Sreo 5tall6 tus glatfe Gouutv
itebt beute All Der Spibe Der
aonteitanteiIiite; SEQ. %glllgaier aus
Gtoe gonntp lit Der 8tpeite, mo s.
8. 06sner aus @lap County Der
brittle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

guaaIt @enSt, Geluarb So. ........ $4,000
Greb. Gauber, 9latte so ........ 10000
Sernun 8pf, Solar 81 $4,000
Seinri8 Sorsens, sripp So, 60. Dat. 10000
s, &. GOOmann, 9.darblon So -. $4,000
Sans Ganabebn, GnOr So. ........ .12,100
s. IS. Stn6r, Carroll So, Sa. ...... 1900
Grit. GGriftanien, Sarpb So. ..... .10,100
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

nod gang beoeuteuo in Die Sobe
qebt.
Gen aonteItnnten pinft jebt 6olo
Der Mlii6e 2obn, uno ite itno ent-
f6Ioiien, Bis 5ur Iebten Mtnute an
Der grbeite 81 bleibct lin iid bic
@eDiBbeit 81 neri9nffen ben Bod.
ften gIat at erreiden. @ieie 8ei'
tung miro bic meiiten aonteitanten
@ontag errei@eu,' uno boffen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
J0Orgen ~Stttungstet
Der ,,COnCOrOia"l
Eonntne ben 10. St6rnar feiert bic
gGOneOrbiag iBr ~iiebentes
Stiftangsfeit.

Morgen, Sonitag ben 10. 6ebru.
or, beeebt Der 9amen.@ eiangberein
nGoncoroio" iein Z. Stiftun9sfeit.
aGe gorbereitungen iino getroiien
mO %boIlenoet, iobaB man iid ouf
ciuen genuBrei6en 9afmittoe unO
gfbeno geiaBt maiden fam. 8opa
Neeie bat nit fuuOieer Snn0 iein
pradtoones gfograHtm 8MIanmcr'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
SnNcs.Nnacinr.

aut 8rcina ocn III. 6cbrnar
uiiier aelicbte Gatte nnD
Soiep6 &Oaner.
I'M sitter bon 80 Sa6ren bonn IoOe
.ubberuien. Die 8eeroigung iinoet
Mortae morgen 8.f5 ll6r pom
Srolierbouie. 1908 elm Str, olts
uno INN 9 llbr non Der Ct. Soiepb.
airde aus auf Oent oeutid-fatboli.
ideu 6rieo6oie itatt.
lin title 3eilnabme bitten
Die SiuterbIiebeuen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
sdngerbunO bes NurueitenS,
Die 6eflieOcr fir bias sauserfcit
in aanias Gity ans.
g%ciuGBlt.


Gas 1hultf.aomitee be8 Singer.
bunoe8 oes 3oroueteu3 belt am
5nmstag bel Plug. 2oiie $50 3.
Stry aQnias Sim eine 8eriamm.
hung ab. nm Die 9ieoer fir Oas BE.
u~orite6en0e SdngerfeIt oes gforome.
items aus5uiuden. 9o8 Muiif.ao-
nlitee, t~eiteben0 ans ben Serren
G6eooor aeIbs @liImoufee; $. q.
2o6berg urto @iaiam Don 0ppan,
Chicago; 16eo. 8infler bon Sbe-
boDQan uuo Ctto Sirgelt6erger BON
@lilnnufec, ndblte Die f~olgenoea
2ie0er aus:
q gapelGa 2ie0er:
oltno griiBt fie mir" .aopier
g4benoS4 .Shulfen
aSln 6elo, 0es Morgetts friib
.8urfbarot
3ritbling an 9bein @ret
$50 i'd geb, no id iteb'", SienmnIu
OALLHl4tHuNt -. 49, ~ %dlttAtt
Sans un0 2ieie. .@oIfslieo
@riiBe al bic Seintat. ). aromer
2ie6er nit 0rdJelterbeeleitung:
Sdngermorid) i. ..a.,. @ade
a9eiu ge6erf i'd. @argarete@
.Mener. @elmno
n9eutIdeg 2ieo mo Geutides
Wort@ 9tlioplf 8agner
9ontqebGt aremier
auber 1enl Mnfif Stomitee iparen
on%ipeieno. gr1ii0ent Gpbert s.
Gtreblom aus 9nfabo ullD Sefretdr
Geo. Sled alis WNfpnufee. Spater
gingen Die Serrelt mad %. aaun's
MuIithnug. uni Die 2ieoer eiDmal
6urd5nprober.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

!. oNoetsn ullf Ger 9llm". .....
........a.... q. @Hoelsberacr
@enkidtpr Gbor nut Biano.ac'
aIeitare.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
between Chicago and WASHINGTON
RAILROADERS' BALL
Will Be Held Next Monday Evening
at Market Auditorium-Com-
n1ittee Met Last Night.

The second annual dance anu ball
oI The Il. Il .. employees Of tn" Wheel
ing division and their families will
he held next Monday evening". NurrnI'
Der -. in The Market auditorium.
Over lun men representing every
branch OF the service. were in attend
ancc at All Arrangement committee
held last night in the committee
rooms in the local depot and accorti'
inS TO their predictions several hun,
dred persons from all parts Of lhr
division will be- in altendanC".
Special trains will be- run and extra
equipment placed on III" regular
trains for The recommendations Of the
visitors. Superintendent !. X. Roof
is in charge of the affair ami he Is
being assisted by G"ur%" Fitzgerald
chief clerk nj he lrainnIasIer'S Office"
During the evening dancing ana
various other amuSrmrn1S will hr en-
iOyrd and refreshments will be
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
WHEELING ELKS
WILL INITIATE
4 LARGE CLASS
NEW DEGREE PARAPHERNALIA
WILL BE USED BY NEW
STAFF FIRST TIME
Feast Prepared for 300 Eiks at Close Of
Old Time lnitiation-Scores Of
Visitors From Other Cities.

Scores of EIks from MOundSvill".
Bellaire, Martins Ferry, Washington
and other points in the tri-SlaIe region
will be here this evening tn attend The
first big Initiation and feast of Wheel
ing Lodge No. IS for the fall season.
4 class of nearly a half hundred can
didates is to be initiated into Wheeling
lodge tonight, and the new degree par
anhernalia Of the lodge. costing thou
sands of dollars. will be- used for the
first time.
A degree staff. including probably -
of the best degree work artists in the
lodge, has been selected and trained
in the use of the new degree paraphr-
MALTA, under The direction Of +. Is.
Leonard and A. X. SonnebOrn. Final
rehearsal of tho degree work was held
last evening and the degree stan was
found to have mastered me Work per-
fectly.
Arrangements have been made 10
feed 500 ElkS in the spacious dining
hall At the Elks' Club. following he inl-
tiation. Peter HabersliCk is in charge
Of this feature, which inSureS the pro-
vision of everything possible 10 ;LP-
pease the appcriteS of the hungry t'IkS
after long months Of absence from
their festal board.
Uncle John Richardson. the veteran
Elk OF This city. and secretary OF
Wheeling lodge, al The business SEES
sion tonight will submit an excellent
report Of the growth and work 81 me
lodge during the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
CAN YQlj READ
LATIN EASY?
YOU WON'T NEED TO If SICK AND
WANT TO GET WELL THE
QUICK EASY WAY
What Neighbors Say

Did you ever stop to think III the
thousands Of people who have gone
out OF their way 10 rerommeuU Tan
lac to YOU" DO YOU realize that tnry
are saving YOU Il useless rXpenGItut"
81 money when searching for the rent
edy the Whole weird knows now is The
very thing il You are troubled rs they
were Do You realize this In me good
! old days they kcpr medicines secret
! 81 YOU would br in:crd 10 pay tor
what others knew by experiences. The
survival OF the Latin in the preScrlp-
zion Tou @rJ tells you Il story.
With a prescription IN your hand
you are like 4 child with its first lrn-
ny. You don't know what lis for, but
It mISt De good. for rock who gave il
TO you. OF Il certainty il Is good.
That is nOJ tie question. hui probably
it contains some preparatory remedy.
Ask Il drUg&is,--hc'n tell yuu that's Il
fact. Now heres what ! fellow Citt-
zen says about Tanlac. The gentle.
mans name is Mr.. ". NJ. iuho. X. f.
o. No. !.
My wife suffered with stomach
trouble. and after eating would have
terrible pains IN hfr stomach and gas
would form. giving her Il bloaLed, I'M
comfortable feeling so bad She had 10
almost quit eating. She at that time
suffered agony. but after taking Tan
lac she began 70 improVe right away.
She can eat anything now and it.
doesn't hurt her. She has 4 good appr-
tite and absolutely enjoys her meals
once more She and | both feel thar
Tanlac is the best stomach remedy
ever. and she had tried Il great many
before finding ranlac. I can't say too
Ir,lIpio tDIc ;riua'
Now there you are--it troubled with
stomach trouble. indigestion. ga:i or
pains after eating. lake this Wheeling
mans advice thousands OF others
urge you 10 give Tanlac a thorough
trial. DO it. 1t is one dollar per bot
tie at E. Fl. GriesL 4 Cos drug store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-23
DON T HAVE:
CRAY HAIR
It's Unnecessary-Q-Ban Darkens
It Evenly-No Dye.

No mater how gray your hair, pre-
maturcly graz. faded. hleached. streak
ed with gray. all YOU need to do is to
shampoo your hair and scalp once a
day with Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer.
This is very pleasant experience,
and after 4 few applications YOU will
be delighted TO see all your gray hair
gradually turn 10 an zen beautiful
dark shade Q-Ban acts on roots, MAX
ing hair and scalp healthy. restoring
the color glands SO all your gray hair
is naturally dackened and entire head
of hair becomes soft. fluffy. long, thick
and OF such an even beautiful. soft.
dark shade no one could tell YOU had
used O-Ban. Also stops dandruf and
falling hair, leaving your hair fasci-
mating and abundant. without even a
trace Of gray showing. Sold or
money-bacIi guarantee. soc for big
bottle at Griest's Drug Store. Wheel
ing, ". Va. Outof.town folks sup,
piled by mail.