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New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Five Weddings
To-dayof Interest
ToSociety Folk
Daughter of Grover Cleveland
To Be a Bride at Princeton
on Thanksgiving

Five weddings. all Of them OF more
than ordinary interest, are schedules
for to-day. Miss Julia S. Gilbert
daughte. ,f Mr. and Mrs. Csss GILBERT,
will become the bride OF Charles Nor
gan Post. iE the Church OF the lnear-
nation. Miss Gertrude Claiming Law
ingston. daughter of Mr.. and mrs.
James Duane Livingston. will be mar
ried 70 Henry Crocker klttredge, at
o'clock in the ehantry of Grace Churcn-
The marriage OF Miss Angelne ..
Krech. daughter OF Mr. ana Ars. ALVIN
". krecn. 70 Oliver Burr james, son
of Dr. and Mrs. Walter james, takes
nIace in ST. Bartholomew Church.
Miss Helen Lille Steele and Lientenahb
Ben Johnson Breckenridge will be mar
ried in the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
and in Philadelphia Miss Mary l.
Denckla, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man A. Denckla. will become the bride
of Lieutenant J. Francis R. Packard
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Packard,
of esl Park Avenue, th's city
Miss Marion cleveland, daughter OF
the late Grover Cleveland and Mrs
Thomas J. Preston, jr., will be married
20 william Stanley Dell. on Thanks
giving Day at the nome OF her mothe,,
In Princeton. y. j. il Will be a small
wedding Mr Deli, who is newspaper
man, Is a graduate of Princeton. ho
returned from France last spring, after
serving in the American Ambul aneo
Corps. He is a son Of William Amos
Dell formerly Of Morristown, but now
living in Switzerland. Miss Clevelands
sisteT Miss Esther Cleveland, has been
engaged for some time in war work on
The other side, instruet'ng men blinded
In battle.
Miss Helen Hampton burrows,
daughter Of Mr.. ant Mrs. John Neo-
ster Burrows, of $50 Riverside Drive,
was married to Alver Homer Ives, last
evening in ST. Agnes's Chapel me
ceremony was performed By the Kew.
DR.. WILLIAM ". Beilinger and large
reception followed in the ballroom OF
the Hotel Gotham. The bride was IN
gown of white satin and net. EN-
broidered with pearls, with long court
train of satin and silver cloth: Sne
carried a shower bouquet Of white or
cbids and lilies-of- f-the-valley.
Mrs. Robert Schur was the matron
of honor, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Amelia Lunstedt and Miss Elsie
Peckham.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Miss Anne Heard Engaged

Augustus A. Heard, Of 26O West
Ninety-ninth Street, formerly Of Al
bany, has announced the engagement
of his daughter, Miss Anne Heard, TO
Donald Wright Montelth, son Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. James Montelth, OF
this city. Mr.. Monteith recently re-
turned from service with the American
Ambulance in France, and IS now. at
tending the Naval Aviation School, at
Cambridge. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28

minated last spring, when the owners
decided TO sell
The "pickets" have taken temporary
headquarters in the Tea Cup Inn for
the annual convention on December s,
Z and s, and will move into the $40, 900
house in February.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Seek to Fix Silver Price

LONDON. Nov. 27.-Nego,iations are
proceeding between Great Britain and
the United States With a view 20 fixing
the price CT silver for the year. Andrew
Bonkr Law. Chancellor Of the ET-
chequer. announced IN the House Of
Commons to-day.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Plays and Players

Dillingham; ana DleGle.o nave GU
gagged Elsie Janis for several new i'm
personations in Miss 1911" beginning
next Monday She will appear at the
Wedne sday and Saturday matinees and
at the Sunday night concerts.
Madison Corey will present "Thc
Grass Widow" at the Liberty Theatre
next Monday night. 1t is musical
comedy, adapted By Claiming Pollock
and Rennold Wolf from French farce
ale Peril Jsune," by Alexander Blssen
Louis A. Hlrsch composed the music
Natalie Alt will play the title role.
"Poliy With Past will reacn its
Tooth performance at the Belssco Thea
ire tonight
Ceorge Blumenthal has called a
meeting of the theatrical managers for
This afternoon, at the Hotel Astor, TO
Jiscuss plan for the establishment
~ an American theatre in Paris, Tor
the entertainment Of American soldiers
and sailors.
II, has bcen necessary 10 install an
.levator as one Of the props at the
us,ris Theatre. TO enable Violet Hem
ing and Lncille Watson, in addition 70
msking changes Of costume, to get up
and dawn stairs with the requisite
sne.d in the second and third acts OF
Closing Eloise," when two hoors OF q
bungalow are disclosed on the stage
Rehesrsals will start within The mex,
few dsys for +. Ray Comstoeks hith
annual musical production .ooh 20
open OF the little Princess ihea,ie. ~.
name Of the new production mas ho'
vel been definitely determined upon.
For the first time in the history o.
tho Washington Square Players thsy
will present in their new bl!l 81 tne
Comedy Theatre next Monday only
plays BY American authors.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
u s. Relief Reaches Rumania

PETRoGRAD, Nov. 25.-The Amer
can Red Gross relief train arrived at
Jsssy. Rumania. on November le. IL
consisted OF hfty-fve cars OF foodstuHs
and hospital supplies from America.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
Drama
Theatre du Vieux-Colombier
Gives New Life to
Moliere

LImpTomptu do NieIX-COiombier. Les
Fourberies De Scapin. par Noiiere. Cere-
monte du Couriounnehent DE Mollere.
Presented 10 Jacques Copeau ~ the Theatre
du VieuN-Coomhier. West Thirty-hfth Street
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28
The RiaIto Symphony Orchestra

And All The Time
- brltisb Tank Britaaais In Action
yfs<<f ka EsEdsd---Hi iDd<nkBrE Trcncbes
- Hstinf Elnk--Danflns Ia the Grand
ssi snd Ball HSsn--Sasmsrin Dlftfs
Canes for NE ki5dieI
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28

FIge Restaurants
Lgfcleorr Teas Dinners, sUppeTt
For AL Purses 49,,
~ Dc Paris direction OF Deim"hlc"'
fpirsction ). II Reganl
is bsrssEilers Fanlo1a Italian ksstapraht
f1frecflou of Joe PAM
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28

s7ssy ~ssk-dsy from ~ A. NJ. 10 ~
p. N. sptil Dec. n.
rs ies< an< 5ess 1sbtlcig sn1oresd bD
~ Hbstras end Disf. AtsorHsy S~ann.
New-York tribune., 1917-11-28

SsgssGT; Ts.Ss, T. Ss,ss ss, :, Ns.i. sai MAYTlME
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
lieu pcrks Ocricttc
0rbeitcn 1teber5cit!
llcber 500 9cntidt nnb Ceitcrreidl'
llnsnrn rcidlen applifatiOnen
fir 8arscrpapiere Gin.

9tem g)orf, 6, Sch. Die Bun,
oes- ulO Staat5geri6te peroen ieBt
bon biS6crigen llntertonen Der 8en-
trolnt1d)te NIT applifotioncn fir
9ilrgerpnpiere iberloufen, lleber
500 4ppIifotiouen limo oaein geltern
in Stem gorf eingereift moroen.
Geitn5ebn Mdrm bon ben Be
iasungen Der i'm Gelp gorfer 9nien
licgenoen beuti6en Gompfern miro
ieoenfnIls Die 6reibeit gelp6brt luer
Den, no9oem ie lire @riihlnaen Dor
Der Ginnanoerrng8tommiiiio allf
ellis SsIono beitnnben baben.
IS berloutet, Dab Die uripriiugli.
DIE $500 betragcnbe 3obl Der Oeltt
if)en Seeleute ouf 1900 berobqes
if)ulol5en lit. als Der arieg be-
9nrn mar es 1850 uHtcr Der See.
MAINS. afte geitattet nor0en, lid al
5it beaeber. nm iid Gui an0e-
rem Sdiifen nnbeliern al lniIen.
1850 ioaen ieood) Die Sdiife obne
@rlaubnis Der gebor0en berloiien
baden.
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s,n Der geItrigen Sisung 0es
Sdtulrates iuur0e Der oelttfdcn 9du-
interncbuter 5irna Siene & 8nid)
Ser aontrdft fir Die @rrihtung Der
Glifton.S i'll 5dule iibermieIett. Ser
aontraftSprcis betrdgt $92t26; S.
5. Sonigbon & So, miro Die Sei'
sunas. nno @entilationsnrbeiteu
ann Yreiie bon $4,000 liefern,
cbenio Die 65brenlegrng, lpoiir fte
6.55S erb1lt, Ger Sobniton Cleo
iriCal GompaED ipur0e Die eleftri.
Idle qusitattung 5urt Yreiie bon
$3.50 iibertrogen. Die nelie Sdlt.
lie ipirN 20 R1umIidlfeiten ollfmet.
len, 0os oitgeitrebte @eriaumlungs
lofol lit oieSmol 1tift eingei6loiien.
Die g%fegierung bat itf) cnti6loI.
fen, oen Gntoba Sodihiilern 80
aurobmer, $50 Il. g. Wlago5tngc.
pe6re nit 10000 i6arfeu 9otroncn
8ur Gcrfil9ung al itclen. Sic
Sdul6cb6roe bot onfilr Die Erorls.
Oortunfoiten al beitreiien. @crid)ie-
oere W}itglieoer Der Gmobo Stul-
6eboroe eruortcr, bob bic Sohihils
Ter nnigeioroert mer0cn, iif Der
SUNG qmcrifa @erteiOigltngs &lga
ar5uihIieBen.
ginc 6rau 8. s. @ocl rciftc
6eiin Sdulrot cine &orlo9e cuL
nod Der aac 6fientlihen 5dufell
nit 5ignolpfciieu SIT Deric9en itno,
Die oen Sdiltrrn ben Shulbe8Inn
bcfatmt qcbca ioGcn ooer 0ieieIbcn
oudl perItGnoiqt iuelm berielbe ans
irQcn0 elmer llriode oltsfaIlen mttB.
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9rnn Shenter.

Ibe S6epbero Of the SiQs" lit
Scr 3itel oes por5iiglihen G6arot
tcritiifes, eiuer lleberarbeitllng Der
befounten 9}ooel(e gIeihen lonlels
bon 9arolo gcQ 8rigbt, ons BON
Der 9e 5orcit Grippe NIT 9roBem
@cidif gcipielt miro. 3a8 5tiid
banoelt aus ben S5ort @ebirgeu
un0 pirtlih naturgetrelle 8ie0er.
qu6cu ioIdcr G3enen inter Mitbil.
ie BON auliiicn berbcIfen oiciem
groBartigen 9tild ~nllabenolih 81
groben @rfoIgen. Die &ollcnbeie
Bunq lit cine 1uBerit 8iinitige uno
bictet ieoem ~ein3elnHn g}itglieo Der
Grippe, por3ilglihe @eIegenbeit,
iein ipirflidcs &onnen in porteiIbof
.tciter 8eiie 3ltrt g(llsoritd 81 brin.
aen. Mitttpod uno SamBtag nod
mittog5 fin0cn Die beliebten 10c
Ntatnee's ltatt.
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Die ,,6elbc 6cfabr''
iuirH crchcnccr!
GOinOeGtrr Ipridlt SOifnnHs ans,
oaF es nidlt 5nm 9ries init
0~entidlGnb fummt.

@aibingtnn, @. s., 6. 6ebr,
Senator Goinoerter erfI1rte beute
nahuittogs, ooB Bic gegeniportige
ariiis nit SSyopan iii 8irflidfeit be.
0eilten0 Derhangui8pollcr SIT merocn
iheint, ais oas Reiultat beS Abbrus
Dies Der 0iplomuttihcn 8c5lcbnngeu
nit 8eltiblano.
s0aS 2ono 1T mclr o0er mefti9er
crrcgt ilber oie geipannten 9e5ies
bungen NIT Geutidlun6" idgte Der
Senator. SD filr meiu Seil glau-
be, Dab mir Scr @egcnitau0 elmer
inebr oOer meniger be~grilnoctcn
8Diterie in oieier 4ngelegenbeit ges
noroen iino. Sd boffe bon Ser
sen, 0oB e5 5iriiheu Dem 9roBen
0eutiden 6eide mo oen Der. 5too
ten bon Gmcrifa 81 teinem tot
lihcn aonflift tornnlen miro"
r@ieriiir Qibt Is pcrifieOcne
@rlin0e 1tro uieIe 43eihcn CLAUDE
idl, In Sen Gebten 1ageit BON cincr
a6itdlt Qelttidlonbs einen ioIdelr
SIT barmeiocn un0 i'd bin
iid)er, Dab In Ser 9ruit oes onleri-
faniiheu 9oifc5 Der 8uni6 beitebt,
Dab nidts norfolIen moge 0a5 &C.
ililqen0 @rltn0 0niiir QIbt, Dies
2ono in einelt aricg nit Geutid
LAMB gu itiir5en."
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Siir 2lMsbam Ses Peercs
mnS Ser Slcttc!

@ai6iugton 6. 5c6r. n 8as 9te.
observation-disclosures nabm beute cin-
thinning ais aomitee oes @an8en
ben 9erift 0es 6lottenfomitees oil,
mas Der gnna6me oesielben gIeid=
fomntt. Gas 8rogrmnlu ihlicBt
ST, 100000 fnr Noi6inengenebre,
ST. 100000 fHr 4bpebrgeidilbe ge-
qen 2uftfabr3cltge uno Utlnition in
4ricnalen, $~5.58t,174 fir gotterien
fir in Silisfreu5cr ualgerpanoelte
aalffabrcr mo 81, 2S1 ,91t fir gtu-
milton Der lebteren Gin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-06
Spanien MnG Sc1wci5
bcwabren ucMtralit6t!
Scincs bon beiOen gGRDerR @lciitet
SrdiiOeHt &iliuns anffur.
Oernng 6ulgc.

98aibinqton. 6. Sch. 9aut
bente nadmittaq bier eiueetroffenen
9epeiden peroeu auf Die Aufforoe.
ru1q oe5 N%r1iiOenten 8iIion an al
lie glcutraIe bic 9c5icbuugeu nit
GcttIfIouo o~o5ubreden, peocr Spa.
men nod Die S6nei5 eingebcr.
Spanien miro oni6eineno burd)
Den @unit, bel ocn 8rieoen8ber.
5auoIungen ciae aroBere &ole 81
ipieIcn oo3u neronloBt. icine Seen.
traIitot bei5ubebolten.
Der ipaniide @eionote iprad bel.
te iu Staotsaiut Dor ut0 %fonferirr.
te ctlud cine GoIbe Stllnoe lang NIT
aan5Ier @olf. aeiner bon beioen
moIltc iiber 0al SSnboIt Der Inter
rc6unq ettpds perlollten loiien.
Ole Sdpci5 miro ieOeufoll5 oen-
iclben StltrS eiuldlogen iuie SPA.
Ricl.
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OemtIc1c nchmcn.
uncertainties
Shmier : Ocl!

2ouoon, G. 6cb. - gos Oeutitc
Ioudboot Il. 40 3uatg Den omerifa.
niidJen Qumpfer @ctpego gum gei
oreben mo g%eitottetc oeiien g8eiter
fobrt crit, notbem itf Der aapitan
0esieIbeu 0a8u b~ertanoen bate Dem
Iaud6oot 6rei 6aiier Sdmier0l
brrals5ugeben. Scr omeritaniid)e
aonittl in 2iperpool bat Die beige
o1uerifoniid)e gotidnft BON Dem
8oriaa III aeitntui5 9eieBt. Gle
Bcitmego berlicB G~biIo0elpbiu am
81. Saruuar uno bate Del uls
5radt.
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@iflperipredlenoe frndtden.

3nel JIgeHolIhe 8aH0Iteu beralIb
fen u. 81. gridiou Nlpntaa aben0s
on 26. mo Chicago StraBe um
81: 6. q. Carlton mltroe an 10.
unO Chicago BON 0enielben 9erlcu
800 erlcidtert. 8eiOe Spier
iDur0cn NIT Dem IoOe beOrobt
3uei StuoeHten Der Central sod
idJule muroen ip1ter III Der &dhe
Dpn 10. mo Charles Strabe als
per6aftia Derhaitet eincr 0eriel.
ben mar I'M 8ciib eiues ReBolDers
Ron Cmen mnroe on Der Ode pom
I3. mo GougIos Strn5c bon sipcl
8egeloaerern ~anaeiollen nno beilagt
ocn 4erilit nDu $1,000
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eO,ioIiiteu aeaeu arira.

Ser %. 6. BDrter, Setretar oef
gte6rasfa Go3ialiiteu, erbielt beiltt
bonn geationaIfomitee ieiner Bnrtei
cine gufforoerung, bic gtebrdsia
So3ioliiten SIT beronlaiiet, GILES ~
ibrer aroft befinolide ST tim, nm
Die orobeu6e ariegsgefabr md
3euti6lanO o0er elmer dnoeret gladli
nbsnlpanoen. Gr ia8te inter niloe'
REM:
.g8ir ipoacn feline aritit iiberL
ilber Die Sunolungsnciie bcs Brn'
iioenterL ou mir i|iber3cugt iino, oaB
ouf @rltno Der bon ibm bel ariegs.
beginn acknowledgement 9olitit fem
unocrer Sdritt m6glih mar; gleldl.
5eitig inmpotiiiaren mir ie0oH init
Den aniidten oes Serrn 8m. S..
9rpon 3itr Belt ais CT aus benz
aobinett ousldieo. 8ir frittiieren
sen @rGiioenten nid)t pegcn ieiner
San0hngSmciie glar6cn ieood, Dob
CT tein ReGt bat, inns IN cinert
arieg 3t ltiir8etL IN Dem oie nrbei-
tcnoc alaiie Die groBteu 2eioca
mo 2oiteu 3l trogen Bate.
ohmirnpr5nbn Mr9lSon foa Itdl
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neg 5nrii6 fir
lnns," ia9t Pelffcri6!

Berlin, 6. sch. 6unfenoepeihe-
beripatet.) 8ie ole oifi3ieae
9tahridten s4gentir geitern mitteiI-
te, ioa lid Stootsiefretor @elfierifl
lit eiuem e~51terpiGp iiber Die Iaud)
boot GoIitit einem noriuegiiden 3ei
Observation-Disclosures fOlgen0ernlaBen
geGuBert hobeu: oGs gibt fiir ms
fenen 8eg 5urud, iorOern mir pcr
Ben ben 8eg, Den mir erruohlt ia
BEN bis gum gn0e geben uno iiro
ooDon ~uber3eugt, baB Die g~teutralen
uns ipdter bieriur oanfbor Ieiu mer-
Den.
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Stablnctc sum- SdlmS
aIncrikaniidtcr P6fcn!
6lottcnamt gi6t oiriel6en in 4ni.
traa gicpnblifnner fir mebr
Sandbuete.

glciD gorf q. Sch. Die 5tobl
Snouitrie ioQ pom 6Iottenmut 8la-
nc mo 5pe3tfifotionen fHr Die Ser.
itellitng bon Drobtuebeu erbalten
.boben, melhe oa3lt bcnllBt weroen
ioQcn, Die @dfcn gegcn Goidboote
al idIben. aontratte fir itablerne
Spttcn fir oenielben 3rpef iiil0 be.
rcits ousgeQe6er moroen. auh iino
2~lnqc5ote cinQercidt mor0cn iir
1000 Gonnen StobI iur Sanger
fGr lenfbare 8aqons in 8enincola,
;Slu.
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ynrdt6are Static III 9eutidlanS.

BerIln, uber Sa0OlUe, g.. t}cb. =
Dos ofti5ieae QreBbureou beriftet
beute, OaB cine furftbare a1Ite
Hber gong Gcutdlano bereiuqe6ro.
den lit. Ole @eidieI lit b~oQitanoiq
3~uqeiroren. 4ud Der Rbein flbrt
groBe M}niien IreibeiS NIT it'd.
5olgcnOe Iemperaturen meroen be-
ridtet: &0ln "a @roo inter gata.
Sniterblirg % uno Berlin II unter
9hlu.
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granb in @arase.

5eute morgen fam in Der 8onte.
neIle Garage ourd Die Grploiion eis
mes 4etroIeuulofen3 ein 5euer gum
9husbrld), 0as bier aittomobile be-
ih0oiatc. Charles 8aIter, Der @es
ihGftsleiter Der Garage, berednet
Den ongcridteten 6do0cu aui tnBe.
fGbr $4,000.
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sdlnb6nfter Maspfcn.

5rG0 @omnr0 iuuroe beute mpr-
gen IN ieincr 8obnung, 725 Q. is.
StroBc, beluuBtloS oui9eiun0en. Gin
iif in ieinem 3imnler beiinolider
0osofen nit idnobaitem 8erbfl.
.oungSroAr miro fitr Die 0bnmadt
Derantportfih geboIten. @oporo er.
bolte iid boIo nieoer.
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Omabas pieRmdrktc
bcmte an Scr Spite!

6ilr 6eute tuerigitens limb 0mo-
has 8iebmarfte Die groBten IN Der
gon5en 8eIt, uuo ielbit Chicago
iolat crit lit Deiter gntfernung. Die
Gingonge an RinoerH, Sdmeinen
uno Shofen betrugen beute etipa
$4,000 Stilf. ndbreno Gbicago mr.
$4,000 ~uifneiien fam uno aanias
Gin nit $4,000 al oritter Steae
itebt.
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iyiir meitere Sandl6oote.

Die republituniiden Bun0eslenns
loren beidloiien i'll etner beute alb
qebolteuen aonferer3 Die gorlage
8otnoerters iiir iofortigcn
9au bon 20 6odiee. u10 50 aii-
lien Gautboote at nnteritibcr. lie
Der Die u~llstpdrtige Gage fano ieooh
ineitcr feline Gi5fuiiion ltatt.
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0rh6lt s1t.000 Nlin.cntntinn.

Der reide @runoeigeHtun8bGlto.
Ter 2accp &. GeDton 3obIte geitert
int 8iitriftsgerift Die Suulme bon
SIT, 900 an feline 6rnit, GoroeIia
Benton, Die am leBten Galnstog bon
9iidter Gan geridtlide 6deioung
3ligeiprod)en erhicIt. Gics lit Der
9lbidlub Der ebe5piitigfeiten oes
gbepaares Der IeBten 6 Sabre.
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gritiider Sampfer turpebiert.

2onoon, s. Geb. Ger britiifc
9ompfer n@aricniels" iDltr0e beute
perienft. Ger u8artenfel8@ botte
cine 8oilerDcr6rnngung BON L5lt
Iornell uno rpdr aus Stobl ge-
6nltt. Gr geb0rte Der 5irno Gro.
hams & 50. mar nj 2on0on regis
ftricrt mo nuroe bon Der cngtiihen
Negicrung gedortert.
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Dcrkcbr ucrwcecns
umcrika abeebrc6cn!

%8aIhington. G. 5e6. General
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Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
Earnings

The profits guaranteed conservative and legitimate
example of what possible certain
business property today returning the
1870 his original investment, this
has refused to sell the for six times
original investment Stocks increase and fall in
value and be resod quickly profit made Mortgages
have to be forecosed but the good business
property in a growing city always increase.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
Facts Concerning The Morris
Increase In Value

Traffic what makes values in the business districts
city, and of the fact that 18th
automobile traffic than other street leading the part
of Omaha and in of the fact that Dodge graded
thus one Of the main thoroughaes the West and in
view of the fact that the Morris these
two great highways the increase in the value the propry
be phenomenal
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
An Opportunity For Small Investors

Opportunities to invest buildings the morris
Apartment seldom offered to the public
for this that they dividend therefore
genea owned by wealthy individuals large estates The Pante
Realty Company the small opportunity
realize of the profits and dividends generally gone
into the pockets of the wealthy investor value of
this alone would
invested.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12

The ideal spot for your sum-
mer bungalow, where you can
put ON your bathing suit in your
own home and by walking a few
steps be on the shore of this beau
tiful lake.
Beautiful club grounds, bath,
ing, boating, fishing, tennis
courts and natural 3O-year-old
growing shade trees, also several
thousand trees recently planted.
An 800-foot artesian we'll has
been flowing for years in club
grounds.
All modern city improvements
contemplated a n d adequate
building and other restrictions on
individual lots.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12

Pretty little 3room cottage Oath and Ames almost new aM
for $32 Perpetual ground a taxes Dandy
home Investment What will give for it? WIN be sold this week
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12
Morris Apartment Hotel
The
Security Behind the Shares

The Pane Realty Company has recently purchased prop
erty the southeast 18th and Dodge streets
consisting of lot which &c feet 18th and 1872
Dodge street. which situated sxstory eroof Apartment
Hotel building having eghtywo completely furnished apartments
The of the building the morris Apartments"
tmated net earnings equal 7 850O double
the guaranteed earnings the cost of the building equipments
The shareholders of the Pane Realty Company these profits
and have the building and lot for security.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12

The lot which the Morr stands purchased $4,000
less than the appraised value by the appraisal
the Omaha Real Estate Board The materials the building
all contracted for before the high prevailed To
usae what this the shareholders the plumbing and
heating the morris cost round numbers 100000
of that plumbing and heating has advanced 100 per
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-12

all building
payable MONTH Longest walk any
lot three blocks the ground
urday afternoons and Sundays Call