davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-19
.6nntpr zines Qpn0pners.

I'm Die 2iifen, oie Die groBe 81
fenitpe geriiien bot, mieher ous5u=
fiiaen, prangen an aaen StraBen-
eden in 2onoon 8lafate nit Ser
@ufi6rift:
Jreunoli6 g%eitnnte 4uslanoer
fonnen lt9 ieet 5u oenielben geoin=
gltngen GUM brttii6en Seere antper=
ben laiien tuie britiib geborene I'm
tertanen. 4lio nioeritebt ni6t,
fommt iofort uno tut cure Sfli6t
fir oas @ano, oas ibr gum @ufent-
bait erpablt babt."
Gin 2onooner 8iirger, Der ourd)
BEN &rieg nod nidt oGen &umor
perloren bat, iebte it6 in Ben &opf,
oas &riegsamt nod at iibertrum=
pfen. am ielben @beno lhlltg er an
Der Waler zines &irbbofs in Streat-
bam folgenoes @erbeplafat an:
u@adt auf! .guer aonig uno
euer 2ano broldt eu1l"
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Toit nad Der aIten Seimat.


Sic ndditen neittralen Dampfer,
Die 8oitiu6en fiir Deuti6lnno uno
Seiterrei6=ltngarn bon Stem gorf
mitnebmen itn0:
ul1niteo States", aopenbagen,
9onneritag, 26. 0ftober.
ugergensfioro", geraen, %. Sf,
tober.
IS lit notuenotg, ben Namen oes
betreffenoen 0ompfers groB uno
oeutli1 auf Dem 8riefumiblag 5ll
uermerfen. Seber 9rief ionte Scr
art marfiert peroen, 90 er ionft biel,
leiht auf ne1ttralen 9ampfern befor-
bert miro, Die engliide 9dfen anlou,
fen.
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Tde YreFe fit suos: 9onnraag 10, Ohober 1916.

- Sn ether in Beaumont itattgc-
funoenen S6ieBerei wltrOe Der 81
iQbrige 8rao Sobnion Our6 einen
S9uB ins Ser3 getotet. SbomoS
Song, ser Sen S6uB abgefeuert bot
tie, muroe eingeiteGt.
- Gem 40iabrigen 9. Saigler
BON 4uitin muroen om Weittpof)
BON einem giienbabn5uge auf Dem
&ongier 9obnbof ser &ouiton &
9eras Central &atlroao So. beioe
8eine abgefabren.
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Sias Sentom &onsert.

@ir MAIDEN nodmals oarauf auf-
merfiam, oaB oas &on5ert Der Ser
rem &afael 9ia5, Senor urto Sliuer
9enton, 8ianiit, beute Ibeno in Der
9eetbopen : Sale itattfinOet. 8eioe
iino eritflaliige &iinltler, Die Elm
bo6intereiiantes &ogramm aufge-
itent baben, bas 0es 8eifals oes
Iublifums ii6er fem fam. Serr
9la5 iingt mebrere 2ieoer in oeut-
ff1er Sprade.
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SnIanb.
8anoiten beraubten

- ganoiten beraubten ungefabr
5pei Meilen noroli6 bon 8liB,
Sfla., einen 3ue Der Santa Sc
8abn; lie toteten ben G~rpreB=Glerf
Normann, lprengten Die @eloi6ran-
fe uno fliidteten lib, baltn in be-
reit gebaltenen @utomobilen. 3mei
ser 8%abnrauber i6einen ben 3ug
auf Ser Station 8onca beltiegen 5i1
baben, fIetterten auf oen aoblentua-
gen uno 5tpotgen Sen 9ofomotip-
fiibrer uno 5euermann an3ubalten.
@ier anoere 8anoiten eri6iene1
Damn a1f ser 8iloflade, i6oiien
Dem Glerf Hormtann cine @aonng
Gebpoiten in oie 8ruit uno oas Sc
iiht unb mdbreno 5mei BON tbnen
oie SaIiagiere uno bos 3ugperional
nit &epetiergemebren IN Sbaf
bieltett perii6erten ii6 oie ltebrigen
ser .8eltte. @ie piel oie Saaunfei1
raubten, fonnte infolge BON Nor=
n1ann's Sooe ni6t feitgeIte1t tper-
ben; ser @eloidranf uno oie Gar
nuroen our6 oas Nitro : @lpcerin
5ertriimmert. Start bepaffnete
MannI1aften madten iib aus per-
idieoener umliegenoen Stdot6en 5tr
8erfolgung ser &an6er auf uno
naf Ben lebten Na6rihten lolen
oieiel6en in elmer Sdludt einge-
idloiien lein.
- 9as Sanoels : Miniiterium be-
ridtet, baB oie Satigfeit in ben anre-
rifanil1en S6iffsbai1bofen Ser IN
Sen engIiiden @erften entfuifeIten
nabe5u gleidfommt. am /. Otto
Der befanoen iifJ All S6iffe nit
145427O Sonnen @ebalt tells
unter &%onitruftion, tells maren aon=
trafte fir ibren galt a6geidloiie1.
Inf Sen englilfen @erften iino an
genbliflid 439 S6iffe, Die anen
@ebalt bon 1,540,11S Sonnen re-
prdiefttiererL i'm 8au 6egriffen. SIN
September pltrben in @merifa 19
aus Stabl ge6uute aauffabrteiidiffe
BON 46,60S Somen fertig aeiteat
ltno ileue &ontrafte fir AZ Shiffel
oerielben &onltruftion nit 20S, 6S6
gomengebdlt abgeidloiien. %llngefdbr
oie @dlfte Ser Sdfffe miro fir geor-
uegen gebnut.
Sn Gentrdlid, Sfla., b~etrafe1
brei g~anfrdu6er Die /. Nationdl
8anf, 5ipallgen bier Ingeitellte uno
snei ali1oen it1 plaft auf ben SUP
booen gr legen ur6 6eraubten oas
&aliengerpolbe Inn etiUa $4,000. Sier-
nit fertig. iperrten lie Die Iefs
melhe oen SSlrrr umflammert
bielten, IN oas @emol6e uno ma6-
ten iih in einem fir lie 0 Der
8anf bereit i~tebenoen Mutomobil auf
characterization aus Dem Stau
be.
sssl oen HuiItelt Der IN Queens
borough bei Aem Oorf nieoerge-
branllten Dates Gpe Wanufatcuring
COMPANY muroen 5mei neitere oer-
foblte Sorper auf%gefunoen; ole
3abf ser Spfer lit oaourd auf nenn
geitiegen. Sehs Der perungliidten
8erlonen iino iunge Wabden.
Ser in Nefp Dorf megen Or
morolmg bon Widael @aimdri pro-
3eiiierte @aetano Wontemagno err
fl1rte, Dab err bon Dem M~obofaten
Mihael Hofrano CUR geriibutlq Der
Eat ~ae5lpungen lei. Hofrano babe
oas Opfer linn ge5eigt uno linn ge-
iaet, oaB Iein eigenes 2eben perfal-
len lei, menn err Die Cat nift aus
fiibren fpiiroe.
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0ad elmer am 1. September Dor.

Na6 elmer am l.. September Dor.
genommenen g~ieb5d6lung 6etragl
Die 3abf Der Shtpeine in 9eutid)'
lano 100000, 8. b. cine Steige.
runa bon 3,923,906 ooer 29,4 gro-
sent iiber Sen 8eitano pom Is.
4pril: SIM SUM 1915 betrlg biz
3abl MIR t2,S00,000. Die Gall
oes Sornpiebs betrug in 9entlG.
LAMB am I. September 20,338,9 5C
gegen 19,922,1S3 am 10. april uni
20,994.000 am 1. DECEMBER 1913
Die 4bnabme i'm SornoiebbeltanoI
betrug tpdbrenb Der lebteii bier 800
note 81 YroSent.
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6ans XII Drrrenten.

Sas nntere nnb ubere Stofiperf
bon 3r. 218 St.gommeree GtraFe
1T at berrenten. Ndbere I~msfnnft in
ser Office Der .Treien Frs''""
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@abl Mnseigem.
stir gonntb Gidlter.

Sic uSreie Breiie" lit autoriiiert,
Serrn g. Gnselfins als republifanil6en
&anbionten fir bas Imt Deg County,
@tdter ppn 8erar Gorntb nls @egner
aegen yti6ter 9nbis in Der 8abl am
Z. Nobember an5ufInbigen. gr bittet
nm Die llrterftiibnng aler 9eutiden i'm
Gountn.
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Sii0ilde stnoenten Der gnit.

Siioilde Stnoenten Der Nulti,
ner llnioeriitdt, meiit Mitglieoer Der
@enorab GeieGidaft, beabiidtigea
'einen sSono 81 freieren, 0urh ben e
unbemittelten @lan6ensgenoifen er.
rtogliflt fueroen ioa, elmer afaoemi
1dlen giloung teilbaftig 5u tueroer
1ino Die l1niperiitat gil a~bioloieren.
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@erGt Ser @ef5bals in fr6b-
life Stimmung, 70 fonrntt es in
auf sen frem0en @uIoen gar
nifIt IN
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I.okdles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @etter.

Sir Gan Mntonio uno l1mgegeno:
..Sente abeno uno Sreitag: flar, fal-
ter un0 SroIt.
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gieb Warft.

Gan a%utouio, Ser. 10. Oft. 1916 =
aii6e $3.50 bis $3.50.
&dlber $3.50 Bis $3.50.
O6ien $500 Biz 1925.
8u0en $3.50 Biz $500.
ct. 2puis, 10, Oft. 1916 - Hinoe
bieh. Serassgieb, $3.50 big $500.
Shipeiue $500 biz $9.95.
SGnte.
SGlfuere poni GdtIadlter 49,. 20 5ls
9eihte nt SNlohter .......2 % Gre
Grim geialaene ..........t3b S1t
Selc/
WoIf uno Studs .......20 GA
9ngorosSiegen. per Gfb. ......10 Cts
TnnprasSieeeu befhdoiat -. 8 gu
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SIR g~cnntg=&pmmiiiGr 8resinft
WD. a.

@tr 7ino autprifiert, Serrn g. @.
2ncas n(s &anbibat fir County : anmz
miifdr 8re5irft $50. A auf Dem replbli@
fdniihen SiGet IN Der Nobemberipnbl
ansltfinbiaen.
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Sarm-EroSufte.
Semitic.

$3.50.
Siibe 8artoffeIn. @bite Pam. S1.75:
Eumptin Gam. $1.75 unb $500.
3Diebeln, California. $500 II. 1925.
gobnen. Crime, $2.2E per 8ufheI.
Hnbiesden, 40c f. 1 Obo. s8iinbeI.
8lurnenfobl. &c nn6 7e Der Bf0.
&obl, $3.50 per Crate. /.
@riner Rfeffer. ST Der 8ufhel.
Senerie, 75c nrtb SOC per 9ubeno.
Beterfilie. 35c Der Sbo. s8inoeI.
Souuaten, Seras. a Scribe. 85c unb
90c.
aopfialat, 1925 per Crate.
@elbe @urseln, 40c II. Soc per 9bb.
gantnloupes, STANDARD, 1925 Der
Crate; 9orb. 75c per Crate.
g~ierpflanaen. Sf.25 per 8uideI.
Saunfb, soc IL. 90c per 8ui6el.
Spinat. 75c per 8uidheI.
Ora. $500 fir 8ufheI.
geeten, 46c per Sbb. s8iinbet.
Reerrettigs@ mraein. per Yfo. 12ht
@urfen, Der Crate $500.
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@rnnbeinentums : rlebertrasunaen.

Charles unb S0a Celfers an 8. 9
uriD Suiie &arrp. @runbltid an Der
8apis Ctr; 81 II. q.
Serbinono 5erff II. q. an 2uben u
2o8nilo, @runoitiid in Der Sout6olm(
Aobitiou; 1888.
Serpinano Serff ii. 81. an Octapianr
@squipel. @runbitiif in Der Southolml
Mboition; 1858.
SoOa 6. 8eIdman an Z. 90. Conc.
Der, @runoitiid an Der 8eloen Mbenie
Sdrlanonle;. $1,000 IL. q.
So6u mo 0a. 81. 8bee an q. Srie.
mer, 1917 @der 2dro; $4,000.
anoreas @embler un6 Srnl on =. q
@ilburtou. 164 2s3 Gder 2anp
$4,000
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-Eru6ufte.

San slntonip, Seq, 49, Oft. 1916 -
Srime Grube Cotton Seeo Oil, 70
Gents pei e5nllong
9ieip gorf, 10. Oft. - Spot zoe bis;
Oftober, $12.05 un0 $12.t5; 3onember,
$11.62 unb $11.64; 9e8ember, S11.55
u1D S11.56; Satruar, $11.60 uno
Sill 90; Weai, $1t.64 u11o St1.66;
4pril, $t1.66 unb $t1.70; @ai, S11.70
ur1o Sill.
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Der quite Meni6 braudt fei,
he Briigel, Dem idlebten niiben fei-
ne Briigel.
- Die Soffuung gebt immer berg
auf. oie Ser5tpeiflung bergunter.
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Seriht.

gammmolle.
Gan &ntouio, Ser II Gts.
@aIpeiton, gelternr 1900 Gts.
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fDlir0e 0ds gdi15e special Nel1Ire
oqs fiir ben @ation : Ero5eB Dor
ods 9iitriftgeriht bon @aco porge.
LADEN mar, pom Gid)ter entlnilen,
GA Die 2eute nif)t in ser getorigen
Sorm p~orgelaoen fem lonen. Cir
neiies y8enire" BON $50 Wanr
miro auf Den &c. Sftober einberll.
fen merben.
Iuf Der Wil6farm pon Gbas
9oettder, Der in Der ltdbe bon @eI
mar mo6nt, brannte cine groB(
Sheune nit mebreren Surloert 9u
ibel aorn nno moern Slttterporrd
ten nieoer. Ser angeridtete S6o
oen belduft iid auf $500.
- Ser brittle bon Den bier W1eri
fanerrl, Die am Montag Hober
Saoood BON 3epine ouf Der Sri,
Gin 2anoItraBe iiberfielen Uni
ldmer perlesten, lit iett ebenfaa.
perbaftet. Ger cine .Sombre" mur
De befanntli6 BON 0eputp Sberiffi
fur5 mad Dem lleberfaQ eri6oiiei
uno 8Dei etiuos ipdter perbaftet; jet
: lit audi Der lebte oingfeit genladl
/, moroen.
) Die SSlnmatrifulotions ! Git
Der Seras-S taots : llniperiitdt 5eig
;. iebt Die Hamen bon 1850 Stu0en
, ten an; iiber 1000 6erleI6en tam
men aus IdnoIihen 8e5irfen.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11
Ring Much Impressed With Some
Republican Nominating Speeches

from Delaware and he nominated Mr..
Dupont of the powder mill and the
subsequent demonstration, led by w.
J. Bryan, was as long drawn out and
as noisy as an explosion of punk with
a Maxim silencer attached. ~
Mr.. Miller named many of Mr.. Du-
points qualifications, but he forgot to
mention that he wears two-bit collars
and eats with fork and is good to his
folks and the hired girl
Then comes Mr.. Calhoun that nomi-
mated Mr.. Sherman, the man who said
VIZ was hell, and all US humorists
has been joking about it ever since.
Fairbanks Of the Wabash.
Mr.. Calhoun's speech was followed
by grand march by members of the
Hamilton club, most of which looked
like they'd rather be back there. Then
come Will R. Wood Of Lafayette,
Ind, and nominated Mr.. Fairbanks
and the delegation from Indiana sang
"On the Fairbanks OF the Wabash"
Mr.. Woods speech was unique and
didn't hold off the name of the candi-
date till the finish but left us know
right away who he was talking about
so as we wouldn't think it was Nelson
Jens, the South Bend funeral director.
The demonstration for Mr.. Fair
banks had to be stopped by the po-
lice. After the stoppage,, Mr.. Hard
ing says the next speaker would be
Mr.. Kendall and | was scared it was
going to be Ben Kendall that works
on this paper Ad lib. But this here
was Mr.. Kendall, congressman,
and he says Mr.. Cummins, who he
was plugging, was born in Pennsyl-
vania, educated in Illinois and married
in Michigan. And now he's in Iowa
and they's only one thing left to hap
pen to him there.
Fall for Roosevelt.
Then come Mr.. Fall for Roosevelt,
like everybody else does but the dele
gates. Mr.. Fall was said to of prom
ised that he wouldn't say more than
100 words, but he disappointed. He
made pretty long speech, and while
| wouldn't say it wasn't good speech
would say that | could made bet
ter one and stuck inside the hundred
words | would Of said: my coun-
trymen Everybody says that: All
these guys that went ahead of me
have told who their candidates was
and listed their qualifications. You
know who my candidate was and is
and you know his qualifications.
Some of them others OF course, needs
long speech Of introduction because
they never been heard Of outside Of
What Cheer and Great Bend. This
guy OF mine hasn't never kept himself
a secret. Teddy, you're bear"
Then I would Of went out and
smoked.
The reason I criticise all these birds
is because | don't expect to never
meet them. You can bet | wouldn't
be so rough with no ball player or
foot ball coach.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11
POLICE ARREST MAN
WHO C0NFESSES THEFT

Scarcely all hour after Mrs. l
Harde, 704 South Seventeenth street
discovered that some one had robbet
her residence, Officer Krebc arrested
Dan Mcdonald, living at the Saliva
ton Army Industrial home, at Four
-teenth and Douglas streets, charging
him with being suspicious character
On his way to the station Nc
Donald confessed to having robbie,
the house and reaching in his pocket
drew out $S7s, the amount whicl
Mrs. Harde had reported missing. II
said that he had been sent to worl
for Mrs. Harde by the Salvatio,
Army and had taken the purse con
tanning the money from the kitchet
cabinet while at the place.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11
HANSCOM PARK IMPROvERS
TO CELEBRATE THE FOURTH

At the meeting OF the Hanscom
Park Improvement club last night il
was decided to celebrate the evening
Of July 4. There will be music, lemon.
ade and fireworks. The scene of the
festivities will be at Thirty-third anl
Wright streets, w. J. Petersen is
chairman.
At the election of club officers, the
following was the result: President
c, z. Corey; vice president, NJ. H.
O'Toole; secretary, ]. w. WEIGH
treasurer, T. c. Manning; delegates
to the convention of United Improve,
ments clubs, NJ. J. Greevy, NJ. keisel
and w. H, Hatteroth.
Rev. R. w, Taylor of the Parkvale
Presbyterian church was present ant
told OF the new church building bein.
erected on Thirty near Mar
tina street, at cost OF $25,00O
The club will meet again next Fri
day night.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11
TAKE
OYER $4,000 MEN
|lavs Continue Their Offensive
Against Austrians, Forcing
Way Across Rivers.
GERMANS ARE SENT TO RESCUE

London, June l0,-The Russians are
Eeeping up with success their often
i've against the Austrians from the
Pripet river to the Roumanian border.
long front OF some $50 miles. The
Foops OF Emperor Nicholas have
|rossed the Stripa river in Galicia and
cached the Zlota Lipa river. Petro-
trad reports that l,l43 officers and
bore than $4,000 men have been taken
prisoner since the present great drive
|gainst the Austrians began.
East of Lutsk, near the center OF
he advancing Russian line, General
Prussiloffs troops have made i'm
|ortant advances along the Styr river
md the Kovel Rovno railway. \ 1t is
|cportcd from Petrograd that Ger
pan troops have been sent to aid the
Austrians.
Reach New Positions.
Vienna admits that the Austro-
hungarian troops have reached new
POSITIONS on the River Styr, in Volhy-
|ia. after fighting rear guard actions
vith the Russians.
The Germans after their successful
hrust in the Thiaumont farm : have
|eased for the moment their infantry
|ttacks against this section of the
Yerdun front, Paris reports. Their
|rtillery bombardments, however,
ave continued to be heavy in the
egion south Of the Thiaumont farm
h the Captore wood, in the Fumin
kood. and south of Damloup. On the
FIT bank Of the Mouse several attacks
|y German infantry against Hill 304
ave been repulsed by the French.
Italians Withdraw.
Under the pressure of infantry and
|rtillery attacks, the Italian troops
ave withdrawn to new positions in
be zone east of Asiago and east OF
he Campomulo valley. This is ad.
hitted by Rome, and Vienna officially
aims further gains on the Asiago
highlands. The Austro- Hungarians
eport the number of Italians taken
risoncr since the beginning of the
honth as 1900.
King Constantine has signed an
fder demobilizing twelve classes OF
Pc Greek army, amounting to 10000
ben. Paris considers this action as
ling the result Of pressure by the
ntente allies. The rehabilitation
Fdef, it is reported from Athens, may
ring about the downfall Of the
kouloudis ministry.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11
Glad He Got the
Spaghetti Necktie

Bragio Cardella, 1908 Pacific street,
presented Officer Carver with spa
ghetti necktie yesterday afternoon.
The donor explained that he appre-
ciated what Mr.. Carver had done for
his boy. Mr.. Cardella is spaghetti
manufacturer. He wove fine strands
Of the product and inserted red, white
and blue ribbons. Mr.. Carver will
wear the necktie during the patriotic
parade next Wednesday and on July 4.
II appreciate this present more than
any gift have received for many
day, because | know it represented a
deep feeling of appreciation" said Mr..
Carver.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11
Vacation Time Travel
Starts on the U. P.

During the next two days the Union
Pacific will have twenty extra sleep,
ers on trains coming in from the Pa.
cihc coast. The cars will be filled
with westerners, who are en- route
east on vacations and who are taking
advantage Of the low excursion rates
that are offered from California
Washington and Oregon to central
and eastern points.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11
FLORENCE IS TO CELEBRATE
WITH SPEAKING AND MUSIC

The celebration of July 4 at Flor.
ence is gradually assuming shape. The
Peters Amusement company has con
tracted to furnish a carnival company
OF at least ten first-class shows to BE-
given every night during the entire
week. There will be speaking in the
city park and concert given BY the
Eagles Military band. Besides thes,
and the free attractions, there will b.
all kinds Of races during the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11

SIhea ~ other ways fail. try ! Bee
snt Az
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11
I'D Jobs Man Ends
Life with a Bullet

Richard Brown, aged 40 years, man
|-all-work about the boarding house
Mrs. A. B. Rutherford, 24l0 Cass
keet, for the past fifteen years, end
his life by shooting himself
rough the head.
He had been extremely nervous
late and was afraid that he was
>out to be taken to a sanitarium.
q sister. Mrs. Tena Olson, and Mrs.
rutherford found the body imme-
Mtely after the shooting. Brown is
ryiyed by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Brown of Florence.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11
lailroad Officials
Investigate Fatal
Accident at Bluffs

An official investigation Of the cause
] the accident that occurred east of
|ouncil Bluffs Thursday evening, in
|hich Mrs. Arthur Storz and Mrs.
n. ]. Bartlett were killed and three
ersons injured when their automobile
|as struck by an eastbound Rock
bland train, is under way.
The investigation is being conduct
4 by the Des Moines officials of the
Jock Island and their findings will
b to the company's general Offices
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11


sylvana,a ndC
republic convent
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11
BAPTIST Church
People Of Benson
70 Burn Mortgage

Next Thursday evening the Benson
hptist church will hold special serv-
cs and social in observance Of the
nth anniversary Of its organization.
special feature for the evening will
4 the ceremony Of formally burning
he mortgage on the church lots.
The Benson chu,c was organized
|rne Is, 1906 with charter member
Rip of sixteen. Now the membership
over 100. The present building was
&ected on lot about four lots south
A Main street on Sixtieth avenue. 1t
'as moved to its present location
Pout two years ago. 1t is the hope
the church to be able within a few
kars to erect large and more sub
santial building and convert the pres
u frame building into a parsonage.
Rev. Charles H. Burrill, who has
len pastor Of the church for more
I'm three years, has resigned. The
slth Of Mrs. Burrill compels him to
Ave the pastorate for time, but he
ppcs to remain in religious work.
Thursday evening there will be a
|usical program, an address by Rev.
II. DeLarme Of the First Baptist
urch Of Omaha, a paper BY Miss
iristina Johnson, the only charter
'ebmre. This paper will tell the
'ory Of the organization of the
urch and recount the developments.
hc burning Of the mortgage and the
cial will be on the lawn. The woni-
Of the church will serve ice cream
ID cake. The program follows:
4no SOLO ,'.............M Mrs. @. II. futile
fipture reading ....... Rev. John Calvert
'1ltone solo ............ Rev. A. McCiung
|Ayer ......,...........R Rev c. W. Nelson
Ftcrical review ......... Miss c. johnson
Mor 500 .......,.......,....,o r. Oliver
Dress -...............Re Rev. Mr.. DeLarme
mn .--...,.... \ Congregation
rrning Of Mortgage. By Clyde Wallace
psins prayer ....,..,.. Rev. c. H. Burriil
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11
Richest Woman of
Japan Goes East

Clothed in a suit that would have
been the envy of any of the society
women, Marchioness Mayeda of To-
kio, Japan, was in Omaha thirty min
utes last night, en- route to New York,
from whence she will sail for London
June II, to meet her husband, who
has been abroad for more than
year
The private car in which the mar
chioness rode was attached to a Union
Pacific train, and here was transferred
to the Northwestern.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11
|ehrung Sustains
Protest Of st. Joseph

Lincoln, Neb., June lO.--President
Shfung Of the Western league has
stained the protest of St. Joseph
the Wichita-St. Joseph game Of
|syl He has ordered the game re-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11

Washington. June 9.-(Specal Telegram)
Pensions granted: Nebraska, the minor
Of Samuel Moore, Haigler, $12. Rural let
ter carriers appointed Iowa. Fontenelle,
Fred H. Warrior; Story City, D. Henderson:
Williamsburg. Charles Collins. South Da-
kota: Glare City. Charles ]. O'Connor; Hays,
Guy l.. Hart.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-11

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