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43 cUanseliidJs 8cmeinbcH feitrn es
in Der Wtulifbnae.

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liI9en SetenntHihes, ndmli4 bic
GpangeIiIfen, bic Reformirten, Die
presbDterioner, bic gaptiIten, Die
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Der, fsisrn eemsiniam ben pierbuns
oertiGbrigeH SubsItag Der ReTormas
tim. Ods iSeit Miro Deranita!tet III
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tift. Sine bsrslife Giulnoru9 ersebt
an ole 9sutf6en. Hebmt She'll oil
oieIsm groBen SubelgOttssoieHii.
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ebmunb unp ebriitiue 2enis, 3467
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SntbersJ eFipiel.
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ger ReiurmatiOusfeitss 'am -.
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ieiels Iiatt, oeiIen 8sridiisr 9err 9.as
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proieiantHten ejemeiHosH uEo bic
1'rcten iu.lreen inter fimoiger Gci'
t.ma nit Gmlisteit betrietcn. 2as
Stlilpid IL tn snsllidsr Sprn6s NIB
i!i9rt uus al bic marianisH 0sf lltcn
aas eer HsiOrmationsJsit DOR. Der
:Rsirgsipinn faui su slei6tn SbtiltlI
eem 9euifden 4lsemeu proisii.
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matb unb benz DeutIfsn qllteubeim
81. eiitrittstarten gum preif. pom
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p1piilihen Ablaifes ourd) Spbann
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s;rlpr 1es CrbSns. ben aiBoerH Der
IorfidaiIc, ben @auern cub sTelitid,s
)anos mb ben stoHnen, BE BEL ibrl
3ilie iaiGeH, sfei4 gut fsssis su mars
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genter plitglieoern Oor5ercitet mira:
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g. Rieoemcnu, " 9foetfer, gi &a9p
81. MoIfiug,f 6. Steiutamp, :.
Gprecn. 81. Sorterbllien. G. Stcgncr
mo ". Sonrmnnu. Cine 5cr5Ilte
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uuo 5rclnoe.
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G1en isrpiert pirO am 8urnerItaa,
cen %. Sttober, Ra4mittags Oon 2
his 3 llbr. i'm S6ulraum Der &irhe
on Der Sa1lor 4penHe. Die freunoz
iifen Gaitssberinnen iiuO bic iolgeu>
ben 1omsu; GoroItne 5uHte, 6.
Darlington, +. 2ingOner, 8. Rapen,
$. Sunies, 9. sietfae, 10. llft=
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., @rItberg. Sebermann 1T auf's
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@Iirber luln Srclnoe ocs &reiu'
INN bers[ich ei-1dclofeE.
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In Der alage oes SfWlratbs BON
Cincinnati eegcn Qtarp s.. 9enbam
L. ", o'ren @runoeigentbum filr
GGpIhnr32mef, oppropriit noroen
iii, lu;rroeu pon eiiter ISlrrp i'm SSniul
ren5geri6t foIgenbe Gutidnolsrnaen
bepiaiGt: CSrimNiiif glo. I $ZS5C,
20. 9 $500. gso 4 $500, 20. :
$4,000, go. 8 $500, Ro. 9 $500,
no. 10 $4,000, gao. - S460c, Ro
II $3.50, go. IA $3.50, Ro. Is
$4,000
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2319 Wouno Strafs, bran am Wlons
toq 2lbenb auf Der 9ereanba Der
@rbuuHg ibrer R6fbarin isruu 2lrs
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9rat ertraUtte prpBlid nobreuo lie
caein i'm 6auie mar uno oerfuhte in
i9rer QrsTi oas Sous ibrer Rafbarin
fFrau RageI 3u erreihen. Sic fam jez
er6 nur rod bis sur @erunba oe3
RoaePiden 6nuIes uub brad bort
9uiammen. 4ls Der BON 6rau Ragel
telepbpnti6 berbsigsrufeus Gr3t biu3u
tom, 6utte 6rou 9ro6 bereits ben
lsbien Atbemsug getbnn. Gorpuer Or.
Snuer tonitatirte, haB Der 9oo ourcb
einen Ssr5itln9 Oeruriutt poro,n
nor.
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ben. Der leete sfft ipielt aili Der
&snrtburg, Siitber lit i'm 8eerifi bic
gibel in Die heiitibc Sprodye III ii5ers
tragen nlo bereit ielbit jinter icin
@erf 5nriidptreten gid)t er, iou>
6err Die oeutide 9ibel nnIb oas nngcs
fnngene 8crf pcaenoen. Qic aeiors
mutton bat irnerlih geiiegt inS Der
SiueiieI jirger SeeIeu, cen mir in.
eri;cn aft fenren Iernten, lit gliidli6
gebcbeH.
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lano, g., $1,000, oem SGiOiihen 9os
ipital, SSiiriiten glltenhtim uuo Der
lluiteo Serpiib Charities, Cincinnati,
Ie $500; oen @iotlateO Charities,
06r @eilsnrmee, Dem Glnpernoot
eIinoe1lnipl mo Der ainoerheimatt,
Cincinnati. ie 500; Dem sir iidle1
SofpitaI iiir S6pinoiu6tise. Den
oer, Col, $3.50 mo eeW g. Il 3ne
5sidpIruH SempeI, GIinn Strnbe,
Gintinnati, 500. 9Iubetoem fret.s
i,e cinea Srli,fcn6s bon $1,000, ans
&iicn Grtrng bic @rabitaite ibrrr
GItcrn aui Dem Siioiiden 5rieoboi,
@GInlt Sills, in Stnno geLaltclt
peroea ioa. Ter Reit oes Gtrmogeu5
init gIusnabme eiuigcr StblmlI 3
ic6en. 'peIde lie ibrer SdtIsiier,
6arna5 81. Seiiber, ocrmadt faIlt
an Oen gq.tcn ,Siacc Is. 9ir't, OR
and als 2eitameut5noIIltrefer illngts
rem iog.
SoaS. 9renuin g 6eitnunt II
ikrem 5eitcmeilt, oaB lie RorihiIiie,
peld,e iie ibreia Sobne 9erbert ".
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rep Sprtig, 9teip Dort, ie $1,000 lmO
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cine 6croeruRg itber S4S53 geeeu
Charles 9tcno cingctluJt.
Die 9toripooo Saib & 0oor Sc.
erlangte Elm llrtbeiI ii6er Sl665.59
gegen Charles Seppert II. "; slberc
w. 8orbis Gin ioIdeS iiber St40050
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aungsusHisiiHbuna.
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1larD y. SiOfB berflast ibres sdluie.
grrpater iuesen Gutiremouus Ses
@atteH aHf $4,000.

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Sdabsnsrfabtlaesn. - geri@t Der
Grobgei4porsnsn = Stdbtider
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tlaat. = einssrsidds ssitaminie.
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benes.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
ALLIES HOLDFIRM
ON GROUND WON
SYHA|G'S 'SFORCES
Six Teuton Attacks RepuIsed
by British; Russians Take
200 AuStro-German
Prisoners.

tAssOCtated fress hAr SUMMARY
Field Marshal Haig clinched his
hold last night on the ground won
in Fridays attack on the Flanders
front east OF Ypres.
The Germans made their inevita-
bic heavy counter attacks, no less
iian SIX Of them during the night, but
all without success. Not only did the
British maintain their positions, but
gained some additional ground on
their right wing near the Ypres-Me-
min road.
These new gains are probably I'M
poftant to the success of the British
generals plans, for it was in just
this sector that the British had failed
20 make all the progress expected Of
them.
On the remainder Of the two-mie
front running north of the Ypres-
Roulers railway all the objectives
we're achieved in yesterdays assault
and have since been held.
British Forge Ahead.
The German resistance was espe-
cially stubborn on the British right,
but the result Of the nights fighting
as reflected in the London official ac-
count shows that despite this the
British forces were able to forge
ahead.
While the British and French have
been making another forward thrust
in the process OF driving a wedge into
the German lines in Belgium, the
French forces have been heavily en-
saged on their own soil to the south
near ST. Quentin, on the Aisne
front, and in the Champagne.
In the St. Quentin area General Pc
tain's troops regained nearly all the
section OF line which the Germans
had penetrated in their sudden thrust
Of Thursday night.
North OF the Aisne they carried out
brilliant attack and recaptured and
held the whole Of an important trench
which the Germans had recently
taken south OF ALLIES.
The Austro-Germans attacked in
dense waves near the village Of Ear
kov, southwest of Brody, in north
eastern Galicia. The attack COM
pletely failed, with heavy German
losses.
Arthur Henderson, labor member
OF the British war council, has re-
signed his membership in the cabinet.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12

tC0nttnued FROM rage One.D
are not fighting for more gold, more
| power, nor for more lands, but to
give to the people of the world the
same equity, liberty and rights you
and | enjoy. We want to say to you,
that when you go forward to leave
to future generations the legacy our
forefathers left to US, you are en-
titled to places on the roll of honor.
We Are Back of You.
Those of US who stay at home
pledge you that we are ready to make
every sacrifice necessary to give to
you every means to fight with. We
know you will come back, wearing
the badge of honor. When this great
war is over there will be peace every
where and autocraey will be driven
from the earth"
General John c. GOWN, the next
speaker represented the "old guard"
the men who fought that the union
should not perish" Il see the boys of
the north and the south, from city and
town, ready to defend the flag said
the general. Every speech | have
made during the last ten years was
an appeal for preparedness and an
efficient army"
"We who spoke thus were called
militarists, but never was there an
accusation more silly nor unjust. |
| have no use for man who sees my
| house on fire and calls, Five o'clock
and all's we'll
abraham Lincoln said, Our faith
| ers brought forth new nation 1t
was the soldiers and the sailors who
saved the nation. They took the
ark of liberty to Cuba and lifted the
yoke of oppression from the Philip
pines.
mo matter what has been said be-
fore, we are in war. I want to say
to you boys, that you don't know
the task that is before you. You
have rekindled the spirit of patriot
| ism, you have brought a new life into
the nation. We will have new denl-
ocracy that will rise like giant.
After this war we will say to the
world, We are going to have an in
destructible democracy. Soldiers of
| the republic, our hearts are with you"
Surrounded by Friends.
While the mayor and General
Gown spoke the soldiers were seated
on the slope at the west of the pa
vilion and beyond and around were
thousands of friends and relatives Of
the men in khaki. III
From the pavilion roof T.. E. Carnal
lead the crowd in America A quar-
tet rendered a selection and company
B of the Fourth sans paraphrase Of
"Tipperary," which aroused hearty
cheers. With the speakers were Com
gressman Aobeck and City Commits
sioner Hummel.l
At the conclusion of the formal pro-
gram, .he buglers summoned the SOL
diers to the hillside where Doc Frye
and his assistants were waiting with
tons of good things to eat. The guests
of the day were furnished plates,
knives, spoons and cups and were
served abundantly in buffet luncheon
style. The menu included barbecued
beef and mutton, watermelons, buns,
cigars, fee, lemonade, buttermilk,
bread and latter, ice cream. A roped
enclosure had been provided for the
guests and the crowd stood around
the disappearance of the
yiands. e.. - .:.c. s ~. .-.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
Archbishop Harty to Be
Guest of Catholic Sokol

A formal reception to Archbishop
J. ]. Harty will be given by the 'Bo-
hemian Catholic Sokol at their hall
l245 South Thirteenth street. this
afternoon at2 o'clock. {
The junction will be purely social,
and will include the obligation given
by Archbishop Harty to twenty-five
new Sokol members, and athletic
drills by little girls and boys, young
girls and boys, and the ,Sokols. -
An address Of welcome will be de-
livered by Joseph Kfejci Archbishop
Harty viii meet the individuals of the
Sokols and friends. ,.., sg ...
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
STATE AGAIN Is =
WINNER In LABOR
TRIAL TN OMAHA
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were the only ones who committed
acts of violence, It. ruled there was
evidence of intimidation on the part
Of the other unions. The evidence
clearly showed, Judge Redick said,
that thu, business agents OF unions had
acted together, an indication Of an
agreement to force union labor upon
employers.
The temporary injunction covers
the following pcints.
All employers in Omaha, whether
or not membersof the Business Mems
association, are restrained from COM
mitting any acts in restraint of trade.
4 Both the employers and the en-
ployes are nejomed from interfering
with or resisting acts of transporta-
ton, 4 xs a
Unions are enjoiised from picketing
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12

the nurse that he be notified at once
if the former president did not rest
during the night As he had not been
called, DR.. Morgan believed his pat
lent was resting easily and he would
not disturb him.
"Mr. Taft is very weak and it will
be some time before he will be able
to stand his ususal work." DR.. Nor
pa1 said
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
Merode Underwear
Women's Fall Styles

Fine Ribbed Cottorf Union Suits,
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves or high
neck long sleeves; both styles
are ankle length, $l.3s. Extra
size, $l.65.
Silk and Cotton Union Suits,
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, high
neck long sleeves; ankle length
styles, SITS. a
Silkateen and Merino Union
Suits, low neck, sleeveless or
, Dutch meek; elbow sleeves, both
in ankle length, $2.75. Extra
size, $3.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
Taft Passes Quiet Night;
Still Very Weak. Saws Doctor

Clay Center, Kan, Aug. 1l.-For-
riler President William H. Taft, who
has been i'll here since Monday, ap-
parently passed a good night. His
physician, DR.. B. F. Morgan, said
early today that although he had not
seen Mr.. Taft he had left orders with
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
Zephyr Dress
Ginshams
Csc, 35c and SOC a Yard

Both domestic and imported
qualities in attractive plaids,
checks, stripes and plain
shades. % and 80 inches
wide
25c, 35e, soc, a yard.
Basement
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12

or intanidating other workers, from
inducing employees to join unions by
threats or force, from threatening en-
ployers not to employ noh-union men,
from attacking, assaulting or abusing
employees from continuing on Jobs and
from attempting TO compel business
men to unionize shops. : VS.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12

District Board Adjourns.
The district board, holding sessions
in the Army buildin, has adjourned
until Tuesday, and no claims will be
taken up before that time. Hundreds
OF claims from out in the state have
already arrived. They have been
looked over, but no action has been
taken on any of them. ... .
A full proof of all the claims made
will have to be presented to the board
before they are allowed.
Brandeis In Lists.
z. John Brandeis is in the. Fifth dis
trict lists Of men called for service in
the draft army. He passed a good
physical examination and filed nol
claims for exemption. ia
The only chance Of fling a claim
now is with the district board located
In the army building and this would
be Tor industrial reasons. -5
.- First Three Men In.
Three Of the iirst six men drawn in
the lottery have been called for setv-
ice. These are the Omaha men that
were drafted when Secretary of War
Baker drew 25S - 5
/, John Kearns, 1906, North Seven
teenth street, was the man in the first
district taken. He filed no claims for
exemption. Sebastian Ciciulla in the
Fourth district ard William D, Nc
Culloch, .colored, in the Fifth also
passed their examinations and, filed
no claims. Edward Hart in the Ben
son district was exempted for sup
port of wife and child. The other
two men chosen have not been acted
upon as yet by their boards.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
Blanket Special

An. extra fine quality Of cot
ton Bed Blankets, large size,
72xS4. In gray, tan and
white, with fancy colored
borders. At the special low
, price of $2.s5 a pair.
-" 20 @'ygb ettra Basement
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
NewWoolens -
$l.50 to 81 a Yard

Serges, P oplins, P oi r ct
Twills, that cannot be dupli- =.
Gated at the prices, we are
asking. You'll find it pos
sible to save a considerable
amount on every yard pur-
chased at, the present time. ,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12

Lower: "Doc" Frye, Oma-
has barbecue expert, testing
the meat at the military barbe-
cue, Riverview park. Doc is
accustomed to feed 1000 men
every day at the Exchange
building. "-.s 81.
Upper: A detachment of bar
becue assistants, cutting the
meat. There were two beeves
and six lambs.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
Chiffon Dress
Velvets

7 The very best quality, every
piece of old dye and finish;
a feature you viii quickly
appreciate. Rich Autumn
shades of Seal Brown, To-
bacco, Myrtle, Concord, Pur-
pie, Plum, Cope Blue, Navy
and Magenta. They are
most exceptional qualities at
the moderate prices now
asked.
Opposite the Silk