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The Washington times., 1917-09-24
President Colts
With Mrs. Wilson
On Clubs Links
Copyright. Harris q Ewing.

President and Mrs. Wilson enjoyed
a quiet game OF golf early this morn
ing at one OF the country clubs in
the vicinity OF Washington.
Mrs. Lane, wife OF the Secretary
of the Interior returned last evening
from a weekend trip to Sweetbrier
College. in Virginia, which Miss
Nancy Lane has entered. Franklin X.
Lane, jr., who came to Washington
in the airpIane fleet on Saturday, Is
making an extended stay here.
The Secretary OF the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo. returned this morning
from: White Sulphur Springs. They
motored yesterday to Frankford and
LewisburG, w. Va. Earlier In the
day they were guests at luncheon of
Hugh {. Wallace at the Greenbrier.
The Washington times., 1917-09-24
SOCIETY SUFFERS IN SUMMER.

Possibly there Is nothing more annoying TO
q refined woman than offensive perspirstion
or body odors These abonIinabls social pests
have been well e1emplihed In the experience
Of Dr. 81. L. Charter. Faculte de Paris.
France.
Or. Charter uses sponge bath made OF
OF. Tyree's Antiseptic Powder In one gallon
Of water preventive and cure. He says he
hnds the powder 10 be a deodoriLer and Etirn-
ulsnt Of the skin and an ailevtator Of rain.
Two teaspooHsfuls OF the pure powder In
pint Of wstsy gave him excellent results In
a Of PUiSon Oak after all other remedies
had failed. Similar happy effects were OBJ
tsined from the use OF the same strength sol
luton In Eczema.
The tender skin Of n child Is exceptionally
sensitive to heat. TyTee'E Antiseptic Powder
used either dry. mixed with talcum. or In 20
luton 4 sponge bath gives the little one
comfort from all such painful affections.
The doctor further suggests to social pa
irons the use Of Tyres Powder instead of
poisonous tablets, carbOlic acid, peroHlds etc.
$ Il Is in every way more agreeable and the
results accompanying It's use are much to be
preferred to the dangerous and diSa EreeAble
agents now I'm
1t is sold IN packages at &c. Soc and 81 BY
the manufacturer.
}. 8. THREE. Chemist, Inc.
Washington. D. c.
The Washington times., 1917-09-24
THE CITY'S SOCIAL SIDE|
Album ofFrench
WarPaintingS Is
Gven to Tardieu

Andre Tardieu, the French high
commissioner, who has been in New
York for several days, will return to
Washington tomorrow.
NJ. Tardieu was presented last even
ing in the grand ball room OF the
Plaza Hotel with an autographed al
bum containing 100 reproductions Of
the war paintings OF the great French
artist, J. F. Boucher, who is the Off
cial painter of the French armies.
The presentation was made by Ar
mand Mandelbrod. who is in charge of
the exhibition of Boucher's original
paintings. which is being held to raise
funds for the restoration of the city
OF Verdun. The famous French
statesman came ostensibly to view the
exhibition, and the presentation came
as a surprise to him. He made a
short speech OF thanks and warmly
praised the work OF the artist and
the general purpose of the exhibit
tion
The reproductions in the album are
OF paintings Boucher made while un-
der fire, and give a vivid history of
the war. There are also portraits of
the great figures OF the war, includ-
ing General Pershing. There are also
sixty-seven title pages with a small
hand-painted sketch Of the artist. who
has completed a number of the al
buns for persons OF prominence on
this side of the Atlantic, and one of
special design will be presented to
President Wilson. Others to receive
them are Cardinal Gibbons. Theodore
Roosevelt, Governor Whitman. Mayor
Mitchell, and Ambassador Jusserand.
=
The Italian ambassador. who left
Washington Saturday to pass several
days with Countess di Cellere and
their children at their summer home
at Blue Ridge Summit, will return
to Washington tomorrow evening.
Countess di Cellere will return about
the FIRST OF October.
=
Mrs. Lila Dodge GoldsborouEh. with
her young sons, Heath and Philip Lee
have taken an apart
ment at 3022 @ street. Mrs. Colds
borough has resided in Rockville for
about a year.
The Washington times., 1917-09-24
Carroll Is Ensign.

Charles Bancroft Carroll, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Carroll, of Dough
oregan Manor, Maryland, has been
commissioned an ensign in the United
States navy, and ordered to report for
duty at once. He, Mrs. Carroll, and
their children have been occupying
the family homestead in the absence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll, who
are doing active relief work in
France.
The Washington times., 1917-09-24

Invisible. Natural, Com
Portable. 4 Boon 10
All Who Wear Ar
tIhciAl Teeth.
The Adams dentists are the
only oner who can furnish you
with q roofless. Eurnless. triple
suction piste that cannot drop.
rock nor rome loose. II cannot
be detected by The closest OBJ
server.
The Washington times., 1917-09-24
JAPANESE HAVE WELDED
NATIONS, SAYS LANSING

,.a. -ranve5 members of the
Eap..a-. rn .ssf11 I the United States
-l- u.rr ely satisfactory"
.ansing said today,
st helpful in bet
a--- nd strengthening
Iue posse, vwv,vt. The search will
two countries"
Secretary Lansing asks that there
be no speculation regarding the exact
nature of the conferences or their
probable duration. He had said
previously that their principal object
was to obtain close cooperation in
war aims between Japan and the
United States.
The Washington times., 1917-09-24
Cards Out for
Marr- -Butman
Reception Oct. &

Mrs. May Atherton Marr has sent
out cards for the wedding reception
OF her daughter. Miss Marguerite
Mari. and Carl Halves Butman on
the evening OF October G. from to
10. at her residence, 1918 S street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butman will be at
home after November 1 at 1882 Bilt-
more street.
The Washington times., 1917-09-24
$IForThis Ad

II you're a stranger, un-
familiar with the better kind
Of work | do, bring this ad
along. and III allow s1.00 on
plates or dentures. This is to
get you acquainted with the
best Dental work in Wash
ington.
The Washington times., 1917-09-24
Give Farewell Dinner.


Hon. Murrough O'Brien. until re-
Gently military attache of the British
embassy, and Mrs. O'Brien were the
honor guests at a farewell dinner
given Saturday evening in Newport
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. Whitney Carpen-
ter. jr. Colonel and Mrs. O'Brien will
return to England shortly.
Among the interesting people din
ing at the Ritz Carlton. in New York,
last evening were 6jE:maf Lundbohm,
OF Stockholm, a member OF the Swed-
ish commission to this country; Col.
Maurice Alexander, OF the British
army, who went to New York from
Washington; Major Robert Innes-Ker.
OF the British army: Mr.. and Mrs. z.
T. Stotesbury, of Philadelphia, and
Charles A. Mum, Of Washington.
Rear Admiral Cameron McRae Win
slow. who was in Washington for a
few days, has returned to Newport.
The Washington times., 1917-09-24
TRIMMED HATS.
$500 n s; I; :;;;;::::'' &C.: c: $50
Prices

New York mas yielded of its best in
moderate priced hats to sell at $500 and
$3.50.
They have been rushed through to US to
reach you just when demand is growing
greatest for early fall wear.
They are displayed most conveniently
for your selection.
Velvet, of course, is the material Of
which they are made, and as for colors,
the assortment glows with the rich dark
shades of wine, purple, green, cardinal,
taupe, tete de negre. navy, and black.
-Pompons of ostrich, or coque feathers,
fancy pins, ornaments, and narrow rib
bons make the sum of the trimming.
The Washington times., 1917-09-24
The stuarta Return.

DR.. and Mrs. Rhett Stuart and their
daughter. Miss Carolyn Stuart, hive
returned TO their home on Connecti-
cut avenue from their summer cot
tage in Ventnor, n. ].
Mrs~Samuel W. Mccall. wife OF the
governor OF Massachusetts,: Miss
Katherine Mccall. Mrs. Henry Mccall,
OF Chicago, and Miss Katherine Raw
son, of this city, are at Lancaster, N.
H. They will spend several weeks at
the governors country place at the
base Of Mt. Prospect. They are close
neighbors to the family OF Senator
John W. Weeks, whose home Is at the
top OF this mountain.
=
Mrs. Albert Clemens is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dick at the Profile
House. Breton Woods, n. H.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Garret A. Hobart are
at the Mt. Washington Hotel in Bret
ton Woods. n. II.
The Washington times., 1917-09-24
Msserands to
BeDinnerHosts
To READINGS

The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand will entertain Lord and
Lady Reading at dinner tomorrow
evening. Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing will be among the guests.
Miss Nataline Dulles will arrive in
Washington today from her home in
Auburn, N. Y, TO pass the winter with
her uncle and aunt, Secretary of State
and Mrs. Robert Lansing. Miss Dulles
will aid Mrs. Lansing in her war re-
lief work. Mrs. Lansing spends part
of each day at 1923 II street directing
the work.
Secretary of War Newton Baker
returned to Washington this morn
ing from a short visit to Camp Upton,
l.. l. He was accompanied by Maj
Gen. Tasker H. Bliss, the new chief
of staf, and Major General Mann.
who will lead the Rainbow Division
in France.
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Nus Columbus, ucbr.

Gin pergongenen 9omerstag
mllroe 6rnr Granf 2obr alir leBten
giube beItattet. Die 8eeroigutte
lamb itnter graBer geteiligung itott
ollf Dem guelob 6riebDof in BoIf
Gplntb. Die 8erltorbenen erreid
te elm 9(lter bon II Sobren.
Ole geamtenpabl oes 2onbnebr.
berein8 Seitigte folgenbeS aeiultat:
Gr1Iioent Bouts Meper; Sig. 3rd.
lioent @nl. SaaIfelo; 5efretGr 6.
Sind; Sdatneilter otto @erS;
IohnentrGger &enrD Nebbuf itio
6ranf 3iener; 8erpaltrngSrnt 6.
Glpert, Sr., altgilt Sdod nnO s.
s. @reiner.
Die fir oos %Ionfenoe Sabr en-
mdblten 9eamten oes @eiangbereins
Crpbeus IinO: 8rdiioent Sobn Gin
felmotm; 8i3e- grdiibent ISM. Gre.
aorius; Sefretir 2ol1is Selo; S9ab.
meiTter gnton @ogel; 8erpnltrngs-
rat @ottlieb Summer, Carl RoeIe
uno Glib. Griidbols. Glerf bes
Geriuoltln9srotes 8m. S6ipnoer.
@eidaftsfiibrer Suit. 9ieratts.
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NSamicn>Gcic rcr
ObcrbMnGcs9eridt

@aibington, 8. San.- 9ie Ser.
bore iiber Die @eiesmdbigfeit oe9
Noanion'ifen I9titunoengeiebes
boben geltern Dor DEM 9berbunoes-
geri6t ibren lnfang genommer.
8teiel6en tperoen berte uno morgen
fortgeiett ltno Die @nti9eioltng
ipiro int toenieen 8o9en ertpartet.
9ie 6roge, OBJ Der &ongreB bas
9ieGt bat, Die 3ienitItnuOen at res
gulieren nno elei6aeitig Die Sob
ne, 1T ote &oltptfrage, I'M tpel6e
iid Die gauge 5ode orebt. General
Solicito 9nnis, nel6er ben Stotto.
punft Der Gegierltng bertritt, be-
baAptete in ietnet grGffnungsrebe,
ooB Der &pngreB oa3u Die 8ered-
tigung babe, rtno foroerte cine Intl.
lterung Ser @nti9eibung bes &reis.
ri6tpr8 $oof in &anios gitp, mel6er
in benz 8robefoa Der Mifiouri,
0flabomn & Gulf 8abn ben entge-
gengeiebten Gtnnopunft einnirnmt.
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Legislature Ses
States Jcwa!

0es Motnes ga. 8. Sdn. gon
ben ni6tigIten @eIetert NIT oenen
iid Die geitern in Sislutg getretere
81. General 4liembID befoiien miro,
fteDt Die 4ntabnte zines 8robibitt-
onS announcements in erlter 2inie.
gs unterIiegt niht Dem gerinelten
3neifel, 0ab nos ENHANCEMENT int
Senat ipie irn Observation-Disclosures
NIT GROCER Mebrbeit angenommen
meroen miro, oenn Die Hepu6litoner
mie Die 9emofroten baben iidl in
ibren 8Iatfornten ooau berpflidtet.
gs miro olio a%lpeifeIso6ne in Die
fem Sabre at elmer 8olfSnbitim-
mltng iiber Den 8robtbittons5ulat
fornntell mo ME oieie ausf1[It, lit
Die Sauptiade fir Die 8tfunft oes
Stootes. Qarmufbin Dob oas 8olf
BEL Der abltinmltng oas 8robtbiti.
onsio6 enolid obiditteIt, ioaten
ole freiftnig @eitnnten uno Sreurt-
be Der perIonli6en 6reibelt o1ber
iebt ihon bindrbeiten.
Son ben iibrigen 8orIaeert, NIT
oenen ii6 Die &iiemblp au befaiien
Boben miro, nennen mir Elm Mini-
maltobn fir 6raiten; erbobte Gnt-
fdGoiqung iiir arbeiter; a6i9af.
fung Der Itaatliden 2anoItraBer.
aommiiiion; g(bidaffung OeS 4ri-
mdrmoblengeiebes unb Riidfebr
gum alien &onbention8 .SpItem, nm
4anniOaten 3l nominieren; geidr1n-
flung Der 9oinpa9neouslngen; G(bs
Ihuffung Oes @eleBes fir 8obl Der
Ridter ouf parteiloien 5tinun8et-
telit MIN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09

IGrantt, iouocrn nir iibIid auf 10
Gage feItgeiett.
Ole gerbonoIiingelt tpeldje leotg'
lid Der 4aiiicrung Der 8epiaigungs-
gorlogen oienen loGten wuroen
Ourd 0ebdtten itber 9teiOIlttionen
aLer mogliher g(rt uto ourd Die
9teoeiurt Der $erren Seuatoreil urto
&ongreBabgeoroneten in mgebiibrlt-
der g8eile altsoeoebnt. Gas 5acit
lit infoIgeOelien gleid gsua uro Der
4. @t1r3 lit nidt mebr alldu ferfle.
Die &erind)e Der Administration,
Elm rai6eres Sempo in ben ihlep.
peti0en Sang Der 8erbonblungen 81
bringeu, iino bisber erfolglos gebl:e-
ben. Cine @rtrniibumg 0es 65.
aongreiies, Der nod 0er aonititu.
tion crit ON eritet Ntontog int De.
5ember oieieS Sobres 6%uiammentre-
ten loQte, Oiirfte foltm mad bent
Screen Der administration iein, Die,
bieQei6t nift nit llnredt, ~iiber8eugt
Oabon lit, 0aB es ii6 obne &ongreB
biel leidter ~regieren IaBt.
-Seinrici.
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p~er10mmlmn0 Scr
ccmckr. GIcktcrcn!
Sugu M. Seelirs BON 6nitinss sebt
als $rGaer Der StimmeH
mad @aibingtOn.

2incoln, 8. San Die ocmofra,
tiifen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BON
9tebro8fo |periahmeIten iid Don.
tag in Der Office oes @oubernelirs
Gcitb Nebile uno nohoem fie bcr-
eioigt porel goben ite ibre Stim
men fir @oooroip @ilion ais GrG.
iioent a6. 0arallf entipann lid Elm
frteolider @ettitreit. per 0as $50.
finn 5rtr geriommIlne Der 8rdii.
Observation-Disclosures nod @aibington
trnaen ioae, SdlieBli6 murOe,
no6oem man beinabe einei balberl
Goe lang abgeitimnlt bate mo ntdt
meniger nls 66 S~tinlmen9dnge Dor
genpmmen moroen moretl &err s.
so. Seeling bon Settings nit Oieier
@bre betrart.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
@eiaIaene strafen fir guutleaaers.

0ortb glntte, 8. San. SarneS
@rsfine un0 6rou Mprtle gfcGlel-
Ian, tpelde pemeinIom 8bisfp &c.
ieslpibrig Oertonft battert, ltnO gegel
pel9e bier ieparate alogeu erbo-
ben moroen iparerl, tpuroen at ie
$1,000 Strafe unb Soften berlr-
teilt, mas Suiamuten fir 8ei0e 3d.
$500 auslno4t. 8iItriftri6ter
Grimes, Der rbige Strofe berbGng.
te, ideint es iiberboupt ouf Die
,8ootIeggers" abgeieben al boben,
oenn ct peritrteilte Charles Elir.
ner, Der angefloet mar, elm 9irt
8bisfeD nerfauft dlt baben, 81 $3.50
@eIoitrofe, ndbreno Sobn Shnffer
tuegen ge~ieeni0rigen Shnapsber.
foufs olif oreiBig Gage ms @e-
fdngnis ipanocru nuiB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
Nus meit point.

Die DicrteliGbrlide 8eriauntlung
Der dariuerS Cooperative Union
bon Cunning GountD lpuroe 0iens-
tag letter @ofe in 9eenler obge-
haIten. GieIeIbe mar iebr 5oblrei6
beludt un0 in ieoer ge5iebuig er-
folgreid). 8elegoten 81 Der bont
10. bis 10. sSnniidr ltottfinOmOcn
Transformation III Smoba uur6eu
erip1bIt. Gie n1dite 8eriamnllllne
iinoet an 5. apriI in 8t5ner itdtt.
Ole 9eiben Der alten ocItid)elt
4niie0ler unierer @eeeno lidlten lid
hunter mebr. 60 botien Die Sc
ipobncr Der 3ahboridJnft iioli6 bon
8eit 8oint Iette @od)e ipie0er ben
Zoo 3iueier ongeiebenen Delitiden
az befloger, n1mlih bon 8iliom
9ietrid GIlingbouien uno bon Ser.
man 8oidult. Der eritere erbIidte
am q. 9e5erfber 1852 in Gelmen-
BORT, 1cltidlono 0ns 2idt Der
8elt, mdbreno Der 2estere AM t6.
Mai 1885 in Soerfe. @eitpbalen,
qeboren mar. 9eioe 9eritorbene
ipareu icbr gcnhtete Mbdnuer uno
ipreden mir Den 9interbliebeuen
infer Witgefiibt aus.
Ser uuo 8rou u. q. @ubIfc
bon Bancroft milroen leste ISOLDE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-09
Sins Natr6nrn, gtebr.

Der Dettld. amerifaniIGe Der
bailo periommelte iid orn Sons
tag abeno Den 6. San. in Con-
roos @ebdtl0e. Ser 9eiu9 oeriel-
ben IieB leiOer biel 81 niinifell
iibrig. @obl waren Die 8ege &C.
raoe niht Die 8eItett, nber es bit
ten iid bod nlebr einiteIlen ioaen.
Die inns ougeianoten gtaoeln unb
Observation-Disclosures iino fat ale Der
fault.
IS lit iebr idon, boB Ole 9eit-
ifen bod nod etpns ilbrig baber
fir ibre 2anosleltte, lei es bier o0er
orouBen I'M lieben oeuti6en Batter
Iduoe.
9ur6 oen 9efi9 oes &errn gn-
Itors 6oioer fitblteu mir ms iebr
beebrt, ipor es uns bod bergontt,
ieinen frdftigen 8orten 8u lait4
Iden. Gi1erIi6 bat er nit ieitler
Reoe oen 4ngel aitf ben aopf &c,
troffen. Mo6ie bod mir Gin ieoer
9ruber feline 8orte b~eberaigeil uno
oqtiad bon0eIn, 6onn ipilr0e es
Iif,er um's 9eutihtltm uno Inn
qnlerifa in mander 9iniidt better
Iteben. Natn elm Sober lit beralif
eineeIooen, uniere 8eriammlunaell
gu beluhen, Oh MtitglieO ooer
ridt.
@rnIt N(be[.
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5radtratenfrasc fOmut Gnf.

2incoln 8. San. sic drnge,
Of bic 2egislotir bon Gebrnsfa ei.
ne 8abufradtrote fiir ben 9inneu,
Derfebr I'M Stoote mlieben fam,
lpir0 ami 81. ,Sebriiar in Gbepemne,
99pp. Dor einem 5adoerItdnDigen
Der gunoesfoMmiIiion enti1ieoen
meroen. Die 9rti9oft Sorrington.
ggpo., bpflagt iid itber Die boben
5rodtroten Der burlington gabn
fir gieb 6os bon BORT nod Smaba
perianOt miro i'm 9ergleid NIT Den
bon Der 2egisIottr bon gtebrasfn
feitgelettcn Noten bon Senrp aus,
oos geraoe sageniiber Sorrington in
9tebrosfo liegt, nod Omabo.
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.3oG gruitmob. Der Rof am Sotrul
lit 3AgnroS tpeit. Greis 10c.
1890 MeG6denpaletot uno &oppe.
-8n Dem biibiden aus gbebiot,
&liiifl 8elour, 8rOaoclotB, gorou.
rob ODER 6bnLihem Stoff o~riauferti-
genbem galetot finb NtuIter fir
MG61en I'M Sitter bon 4, 6, s, 10
tut6 t2 Sabren erb1Itli1. Sir einen
9aletot in 8 Sobr @roBe beodrf
man 8 goros 3636l. MnterioIs uno
CUR aoppe "a gor0 "a Bon breiten
Stoff. 8reis 10c.
1905 Gin fIeioiompg aoTtiim.-
Gos MeuIter lit in 3 @r0Ben fir 16,
is uu6 20 Sabre borrdtig. es
erforoert SIS CARDS 44aon. Stoff
iir oas aoitiim in 16 Sabre @r6Be.
Ser Rof lit lngef1br 8 gnors melt
an Soum. Greis 10c.
1928 S@uitlei6 fir Ma0den-
@infad ober apart lit oos nettc
aleio, gu Dem Mniter in 4 @r0.
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in opppelte Erniler beriebt, Oa ibnen
our6 ben 500 ibre bei0en 8milF
lingSio9ne entriiiet ipuroen, mel6e
crit Dor 3lpet Bodeu oas 2ift Der
8elt erblidt batten.
Serman 2ieofe, aaiiierer Der 81.
ti3ens Stote 8onf bon 8isner, Der
aud IN @eit &oint oieIe 6reunbe be-
iibt, erfranttc 9onnerstag pl6Blih
an MISUNDERSTANDING nno nlitb-
te lid nod an benz ielben Iben0 ei-
ner Operation rnter5ieben, bic gut
nerloufen lit.
Sri. Gertrude @liBmoil, Sohter
bon Serrr uno Srou @lts. @liB-
man, pur6e en- 3. SSonl1or ourdl
&erru &oitor Somon bon Bancroft
NIT @errn $. grltmmono fir bns
2eben ber6un0cn. uniere ber6li6-
ite @rotulation.
Die 9ireftoren Ser @eIt 8oint
8rauerei erpdblten ote f~olgenben
8eomten 6eroinano Go6 8rdiioent;
Crit. SdinItod @i3e 8rGiibent uno
S. s. 3niiced Sefret0r ttno Sdob-
meiiter.
SER S, s. 8etpib fiibIt iid in
ieiner nellcn @roBpotermilroe dit-
BerIt midtig, oent feline Eodter,
5ran @illion 8ifert bat fiir3lid
ibren @atten nit einem S0bnden be-
idenft.
Gus. Seclcnmeper lit bon 500
per 8uriifgefe1rt, mo- feline Mntter,
5rdu Milliort 8ierfe an lebten
Wiitttpo6 eutihlofen lit.
S. 6. eQiott.
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9hienaps. @lurbliite fiir 1916.

Chicago, SG., 8. San. gSdb-
reno OeS nerqdngenen SobreS muroe
in Goof Gopmtn foit je0et Gag cin
Otoro beriibt. Coroner SoffutanS
s~Sabre5beriht 5ufoIge CAB es 312
Oeor0e, 592 S%elbltlnoroe mo 276
gutomobil llugliidsfGae NIT tGtli.
d)cnt guggana. Gurh Die StrnBen.
cars famen 1873 9erionen. nno ourd
Die G~iienbabnen 32S ums 2eben.
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Zen fir 6, s, 10 nro 10 Sabre bor-
bonoen iin6. Gs erfor6ert 21b
garOs 44a0d. @oterioIs fir ELM,
9Ieio lit 8 Sabre @roBe. Breis
10e.
tS25-tSS6 gIegantes Gon1eft.
foitiim. -3u oieIen1 fir idIdrtfc Ser.
ionen DEFENDERS fleioiamen &oitiim
Iino 3ipei MuIter erforoerlih. DoS
SoinenmuTter $50. 1886 lit in 80.
"a, SO, SO, 40 uno AZ Bon 8ruIt-
NAB borrGtig. 9og &odmuiter 1T
in %. a. 26, %, 80 uno 80 3oa
&oiuentpeite gu be5iebe1. SIS err
foroert 61s goros Stoff bon Al
3oa 8reite sl Dem bouitduoigen
aoItiim in @~}itteIeroBe. Ole @euiter
linb 81 ie Zoe oDer zoe fir beiOe
erb6Itlid.
1911 abrettes @dOdenflei6.-
9ns Multer lit fir ~. IA. unS
.t6i1briee @dbden porrotig mo er-
foroert AZ yar0s 443oa. Stoifes.
8reis 10c.
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apInt @nttin in ben spb.

Geoar glufis, 8. San. Ser
nobe bier mpbnenoe Greo 9adbuS,
elmer Der 6lteItcn anIiebIer Der @e.
geib, puroe Sountas, gerooe ais
5reunoe tilb @eriporote fem Solts
f%iillten, rm ieiner b~erltorbenell
6roit bic Iebte Gbre gu eriueiien,
cbcnfoas bonn So6e o%bberufen. Der
Gobineei9ieoene mar 76 Sabre all
lat0 pobnte lett AZ Sabren oili
iciner ieds 0teilen bon bier eele.
genen 6arm.
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@ibt bpnftdYbiee itlo RInr iluItrierte Wfts
Ielttfgei in alien 9eiIen Der iebt 70 bnlfetiims
Iimen Gattingsalnit. Ste 9nrohabung Der
G6tfimen lnb bic Gage oer 9droe rirb 1T
Snttiirattionen ge5eiet, eefoIet bon febr Iei6f
berItdnbItn 1egebenei Mnlettltlger. Cine gruBe
QlnsubI bon MiiItern fir &G1teff, @ififibe, M2os
tibe, 0sittelitiide, &rngeft, RamtfIeioers ultb
5enlbetipd}s, 6onotu6fonten, BretteQersDeds
den nfip. fino 1beebt[oet uflb Die MnIettiits
gen ernl5gIideH e5 nn6 Gnfdfgern, b~ieieIbeu
ber5ufteaen.
Sas Bud III ani bent beFten Wobler nab
ben h1hiteft 9tnforoerunger Der Bn6braders
f1iftIt oebrudt, Mtb Der 8efib besfeLheff toirD
fnr Sfe cine GueIe Der 9efrfeotgnite nno bes
8eraniieens bilben. 0tdr febe u1ten bic Ietds
ten Be6ingu1gelt, at tueL6er eS 5u babeft III.
Gieies Bud fit 12c portofrei per Soft pers
fanot.
SGglidt Omaha Sribine.
1911 SpmarS Str. Smaba, 0ebr.
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@erfe6rte g8elt

Chicago, 81, 3. San. Iabs
reno Ionlt meiit sic angeItelten Ell.
uer Sirn1a NIT Streif oroben, bat
elm bieliges S1ricdb l1ntcsnebrcn,
ems Der groBten III Der StaOt, ourb
auiHldge ieinen @neeitelten wiiien
Ioiieu, OaB e. am 10. Sairiiar iein
@ei64ft aufgeGen neroe, nenH ieiite
Qneelteaten bis oobtn Die Oor0e-
rungen Der Sirna nidt erfillen.
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aonareF iOa beravpcn.

3epr1iantuut Sent bon California
brod)te beltte Den 4ntrag Elm, Dab
8r1iioent @ilion, ieoer Senntor.
Superintendent uno jeoer I'M aonereb
omqeitelte Glarf, Sefretdr nno Ste
noerapbiIt ELM einmonatlides @ebaIt
obaesoeen neroen ioil. nm oenje-
nigen, fpel6e our6 Ons ~friibaeitiee
gefannDeroen Der @ilion'iden 5rie,
6ensnote bonn Is. Bis "a. DECEMBER
nuf. Der Sem Dorfer 9orie Serluite
erIiften b1ttesL oieielbcn wie0er 81
critatten. GAS fam ia cine &c.
nieaene 9ebottc merOen.)
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acniiqeuo @c6Ofe fir oeu @au BON
S6Iahtfreu3ern uno SpdDertrelis
serit eineereidt bdtten. Snfclge0el.
fen ieien meitere gergroBerungen Der
Nariues S6iffsbnufperften n0tig, mn
oaS 6lottenprogramM Ourh5ufilb-
rer.
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meiterc $f2,OOO,OOO
fir 111~arincwcrftcn!

@aibington, 9. San. Slotten-
lefretGr 9aniels ging geitern ben
aongreB an, $12,000,000 Der ge,
miaigung fir 5diffsbarbofe bin5l-
fugeI 90 8ribat.5 diffbnuer ni9t
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@efLaaeIansleanna in Gilben.

9ilSen 8. San. 9ie beige
finite idbrIide @efliigeIausiteIling
fnn6 Counting abeno ihr Gnoe. 9ie.
ieIbe mar auBerit 8ablreid beidift
inO erfreitte iid zines guten 9e.