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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
WcHem Ole mabrbcit
nitbt kennen Iernen!
Observation-Disclosures iuiG nDn eiaer
llnterlmdaua Der Ganflidfeit
Der 8reiie Hidts Diien.

9tepr1ieutant Moore BON genn.
iblbania berniibte ii9 obne @rfoIg,
Die iofortige 9ebottierltng iiber cine
&eiolution olirf5uieBen, 0ie $4,000
attSgeiest tpiiien mil, Inn Srr9 einen
&masa1si9uB bon 7 MttgLieAern
cine llnteriudJtng au beranltaIten IN
8~er6inoung nit Der bon &eprGIen.
tant Golapob bon Geras %erbobenett
gelduloigung gegen S. g. Mor9an.
GaloipaD bate bebaltptet, Mor.
gan ofontrouiere Die 9olitit gepils
ier 3eitungen int Sntereiie Der gl.
Iiterten nno 0e8 ngrepareoneB" .Gro.
gramln5. (@s lit flur, 0aB Die gfe.
gierung ans gepiiien @ritnocn Die
8abrbeit ni9t an Den Gag fommen
IoIien WiG, oo FONT ben gtrgern 6es
SanoeS Die gLugen ge6ffuet iper0en
iuiiroen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
mcMen GaMdbbcot
pcricnkt baben!

Seem gorf, 10. Geb. - 9ffi3iert
uno @lami9often oe8 bier Dor
-8oroeolr eingetrOffenen 9ampfers
@iioDne meIOerl, 0aB lebteres Shifi
ltnlpeit Der fran5oiiifen aiiite Dor
eiren 6eltIden Eoudboot argegrif.
fen pur0e. Sn Dem itf erttpidelr-
Den Sample erbieIt ons Galtdbooi
eilten 8oatreffer nn6 p%eriont. Der
an 9oro oeS 8~ampfers beftn6lide
@eifiisrifter tpeigerte iif, ettpas
iiber Den 8orfaI, Der iiA om %.
Sarrltar 8ugetragen baben ioa, ai
iagerl. (Gie gauge @eifidte tlin9t
iebr uupabri@einlid. oenl warltpl
reject Der Hi9ter 0es GeIduseS
nidt?)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
Gin ~crfcl0reictcr
HlAskenbAM!

Sod ME felt DEM 8eIteben oes
Omaha 8lattbeltl6en 8ereits lit
elm IN ieoer $iniift 10 erfoIgreiGer
0lasfenbaa abgebalten poroerL wie
oerienige am Samstag. @em man
be0enft, 0nB fir @intrttt olein on
naberno $500 bereinnabmt pur0en
0ann bat man bon Der rieIi9en Men-
&c Oes 8eiu6s cine flare sSOee. geie
subor lit elm gr0Berer finmSipller
@rfolg gu beraeidnen eetpeien. Sc
gen 10 nbr pimmelte Der erobe
SaaI NIT @asfen oler glrt; Gatiir.
lid tuaren Die Bbantafiemosfen am
5ablreihiten bertreten nber e8
berri6te aud fem Mangel al Cha.
rofter. itno tomtl6en MaSfen. Sos
Set berIief obne ie0pe6e St0rung,
uro 0aS mill BET Dem berridenoen
@eluirre etiuas beiBeL nber oas
8ausfomttee beltanb oarauf 0aB
aud bel Dem Wostenbaa Die Hegeln
oe8 9etttiden Sauies befol9t muir.
ben.
Gen erlten @ruppenprei8, SIS, er.
bieIten Die SulamGo6en, onrgeltellt
bon Mitglieoern 0es 9amen aegel-
Hubs; Den 2, $12, erbielt Die Den
5rieben 8lpiiden 0eutidlan0 un0
g(merita 0orlteGen0e @rllppe, 1tuo
Der 3. Breis lpuroe atpei 9euti1en
unO 8ipet Sapaoen SugeIproden.
Den erlten 8reiS fir Die bette
@Baroftermosfe erbieIt Serr Saul
@roB, Snbinner; ben 1. 9amen.
preis 5ra1t 8. Snp6er; ben 2. Ser,
rem. uno 9amenpreiS er9ielten
8aibington uno 2aoD @oibington
(Serr 8. q. Sonion uro SRI. anna
Manningl Der 8. Serrenpreis muir.
be Serrn Mar Mal6in (8oadnoer)
uro 5rau Gbrit9fielo 5ugelproden.
Den BreiS fir Die fomiidfte Maste
erhielten 6rau altt6er uno Serr
Ronrao aautb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
sdweRer feicrt arSensinbilanm.

Sdmeiter gupbroiinio, .. g. s.,
feierte Sountog I'M ct. Soiepb's
@oipital tbr %. iGbriges SrbiIa-
INN ais Sroen8i6meiter. lin $3.50
fonO in Der aapelle be8 Spitals elm
2ebitensS odamt ltatt, ~aelebriert bon
8ater DARIUS, @. O.. S., Meb. 81.
Moore, 9iafon; &eb. 9. fitzgerald,
Sub0iofon uno 9tep. Seannette, &c.
remonienmeiitar. 9(npeieno poren
&eo. g. 8alib unb &eb. Cornelius,
9. 9. S. Die ylt6elidweIter nQbm
nod Dem feierliden @ottesoienIt Die
@Iiifmiinide ibrer MitidmeItern
entaegetE Die BARN oltsfIangen, oaB
e8 ibr bergonnt fem moge, nod
utandes Sabr i'm 9ienite Der Sod.
itenliebe rn0 &arm5er5igteit gu Die
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
Jntcrnaticn0le
NrbcitcrzG aoMno!
aae 9atiOnalanD ifafc nit glns.
aaBme Der eagliI6en Babea
idon 5ngeiagt.

Berlin 10. 6e6. (6unfenoepe.
i4e.) - Gas 3entraG.a omitee oes
S6pei5er Observation-Disclosures bottt
DEM 81 8eibnodten togen0en &on.
oent Der fran3oiiidn arbeiter.8 Ser.
banoe Den 8oribIag our 9lbbaItlltg
elmer internationaIen 8eriommlung
bon Irbeiters 8erb1noen qeuta6t,
Der Gori9lag lit ol1f frudtbareu
8ooen gefalclt oenn Die fran80It.
hen, itoIieniiden lrro 6elgiI6en,
lpubrideinli6 aud bic engliiden Sc,
legater, tper0en nod i'm 2allfe 0es
ariegeS cine Geriommlung in Der
S@pei3 obbolteri.
SIN 8uiammen6ang 0omit bat
nun 6a8 ifneoiide 3entrols &omitee
oa8 8erliner irlternatiorlale 4rbei.
ter Serban6+8nreau eriu6t, Ginla.
0ungen fir oieie 8~eriammlung at
erlaiien. Die NotionaIau8l6ilIIe in
6ranfretf, 9eIgien uno 9eltti6lano
5ugeitiHtntt, bon ben engliiden
tit nod feline anttnort e~ingeloufen.
0aS i6neoiiAe gfationol.a omitee
bat ebenfnGs ~auitimmeno geanttuor.
tet unO modt feline Teilnabme le-
bon Der 3uloge Der on0eren
itanOinabii9en Gambler abbdngig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
StmrlniuinS 5crItSrt
Gret Ncrcplanc!

Columbus, %. &c., 10. Sch. -
Gin iurdtbarer Sturm uelder ge-
tern Die bieiige @egeno beimIudte,
beririadte Die 3erit6rung bon Orei
4~eroplauen in Dem Eager Der eriten
6Iiegeresfa6ron bier. Ger @ert Der
Orei 5Ilq3euge beIGuft It6 auf $685..
600. Sin SoI6at tpurOe bon ben
acknowledgement Eriimmern erbeb.
lid berlebt. Sn Der Staot fegte Der
Stltrm mebrere 9Gder bon ben
9auiern binweg, uno e3 trltgen ber-
ihiebene 9erionen 8erIebltn9en GA.
bon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
SG0tfc 1ictc
an OcMtiAlanS!
Querifa berlaHgt peremturiid, ges
fangen sebalteHe ameritauer
fret su ieteH.

@nibineton 10. Sch. 9as
6tantsoepartement Htafte beltte be.
fannt, onb eS Somstag an Die oeilt.
idle Negierltng cine Rote iibermitteli
babe, in peI6ar iofortige 9reilni.
iung Der 70 entertainer, Die oli
Dem Dem 9riieni6tff gnrropOnle
eingebrodt ipuroeu, geforoert miro.
Der StnatsietretGr Bat geitern mad.
mittaa bon Dem ipaniiden @eIono.
ten in Berlin Ia1riGt erbalten, oaB
Die @efongenen binnen a1r5em o1tf
freien Sub geiebt iDeroen piiroen.
Wlan alaubt ober ni6t, noB oieies
fdon Die 4ntport ouf Die CONS
tagsnote getpeien lit.
Die Note iDare i1on friiber obge-
ididt poroerL bGtten Die oeuti6en
8eitungen nidt geneIoet, Dab Die
entlaiiung Der omerifonii9en @e-
fangenen rabe beboritebe.
Der Snhalt Der gtote fommt faIt
eiuent ltltinlatllm glei6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
NeptMll etnpfdn9t
picr rpcitcrc Opfer!

2onoon, 10. 5e6r. Ser engli
ide Ganpfer solo" lit berienfi
mor0en. ST mar 1908 Conner
eroB u1b @igeutum BON e. 3bomn8.
Radcliffe Ii. 50.
9iep gorf, 10. Sch. - 9ie aerr
Steamibtp So. fiinbigte bcltte oie
8erienfuue oes norpegiiden Sdif.
fes Gel Ml1ta" ltno oes ipaniiden
2ampfers .9tar aOriatico" an. 2er
leBtere gotte einen @egalt BON 241O
8ontlen.
Der gel Wlalta" gpb6rte borber
einer argentiniiden 5irma un0 mar
1773 Conner aroB.
anBeroem lit BON 2on6on Die
No6riht eina2troffen, oab Ser gri-
tenoampfer Element" ebenfaIs Elm
9pfer oeutider Gou6boote getuoroen
lit. Das S@iff mar 4,349 Con.
men groB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
Sin SoSeslprnua,

9e8 @oines, So, 10. 8eb.
Der 40idbrige 6. u. Steport, Elm
electromagnetic aus Stem gorf,
iprang Samstag abenO aus benz
3inmer ieines I'M odten 5tod zines
bieiisen SoteIs eelegeuen ers
auf Die Strabe un0 bIieb tot llegen.
Seine 5rou Die iid NIT inn I'M
Simmer befan0. ais en- in Den 500
iprong, neiB itd nidt 81 erflGren,
mas ibren 0eann in ben 8oO getrie.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
Bon frHGersm @atten sridlpiisn.

ct. Soiepb, go, 10. Geb. =
6rou 9agmnr artder, pelde IN
benz Woropro8eB gegen ben frlberer
Gountponpalt McGanial ais sOit
oroere STRAIT" bineinge8ogen tpuroe.
lit geiteru in hires 8aters Sem
BON ibrem friiberen @atten, Sobu
6. &ruder, nieoergei9oiIen noroen
unO beute in eineuI @oipital geitor-
ben. &ruder, Ger Die 8affe Oanl
aegen iid ielbit ridtete, lit idmer
perleBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
Reit Scr t1tilisen
beimbeercctt!

CT 8aIo, Ser, 10. SEQ. = &iel
TIT Samstag Die 9adridt eingetrof
fetL baB idmtlide nod an Oel
@ren8e itationierten 9totionalgarOen
oarlmter oieienigen bon 3eras, gtell.
Merico un0 4ri3onn, belmgeidifi
un0 all8gemuitert meroen ioaen. @e.
neral 5unlton bat ben 9efebl erbol.
ten, Die Seimienoung Der 3rllppw
gu bei1[eunigen. @8 lteben gegeu,
pGrtig nod $4,000 Electromagnetic
item ON Der @rerr8e, metde 0ieie
gtahri6t natiirlt6 NIT ar6Bter
8reuoe begriiBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
Hbenmatismits iuiir6e nieutals mn
fam lidt bnr6 Giureibnnssn
nit WeSisinen u6er Sal.
ben gsbeilt merben.

ei@erIt@ b6rteH sic ME bon Mbeimdtss'
mus-bieier f6mer8Ii6lien nIrer aranfbetten-
ber ourb eiureibuHoert gaIben uub duBerIi.
@en SeiImiiteI eebeiTt tpurbe. eie f5nnen AND
nieuInIs mebr ais Hur 5eitpeiIiee GrIei6te'
rnrs bon elmer berariiaeH 8ebanoIHus sr,
pGrien.
@aritrr iDonen Gle ff n6er nit aeihueiIiesr
GrIei9terln9 Der G9mer5efg bic bod f@erIi1
nit er1euicr araft aIf Gle einerineen iuers
ben, 5utrteSen aeben, penH Elm gltteI sur
bouitdHoigen SeiIung 70 na9eIiegeno ift9 Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
shnhenfener.

youngstown, O.. 10. 6eb. :
einbreder, iuel6e bellte in alel
5riibe in Dem nabe gelegenen so.
pellbille in eiuem Supelierlaoen Der
@eloihranf iprengten. iebten 0urd
Die erploiiou Oen SaSen in Brand.
Die 5lammen ariifen aierig nm lid
unb bernidteten elm gan8es stra,
B%engepiert, oarunter 8ipei airden.
Der 0eiumtihaben miro ouf $3.50
600 oeiddst uuO iiber buuoert Ser,
ionen iino obOadIos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20

$3.50; Sonatbau, farch, S2.25; Sonatbnns,
a%usgepdblte, $500; 9rtmes Golben $500;
gBine Cabs, ertra fancn, 1925; Bone
Beauties. $500; A, @. 8edrmatHes, egtra
fancb, $2.26.
@artoifeln-$2.85 Der 8uf6er.
SiiBfartoffeln-$2.50 Der Sdn1per.
9ii beIt- g9eiBe 0fitbeit, Bnderrii6efl, Qaitinas
fen 8aaoes, &c per 8fu11o; 8obI, SC per
her DUB; Surfer, 1925 Der 0usenbj 3os
mafell, $3.50 per Crate, $1.00 Der Rorb;
3piebeI, aelbe, 12c per BIB, u1o ipanii1e
$3.50 per Crate. aobifaIat $3.50 Der Crate,
$1.00 fir 9us.; 9rauBiaIat, 46c fir 9us.
Gelerie, $1.00 fir 8ubene.
6onig-24e, 1925 per atite.
Observation-Disclosures, 3db6en S425.
8arauel-4e 8furb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
6ier TIT cine gncbe, Die
nbiOlmt llnmD0liCb It'll

EiiisHf6aft Denies, baB mbeumafiBmus nui
@IuttrreiHIi9teiteH snriid Sa fibren 1T. mis
fCu banH eth maitieL, bos bas Blat uirb Iouiii
ben armlibeitsberb Mot erret1en Earf, bio
erfebnte oeiIune b~rineen7 Q. g. g. iii bas
cine WhtteI, bas bereits fir iiber slngsla
Sabre ieIbit bic f6tpsrIten Gaae bon Mpels
nratiauus beiIie. Sc reiRiet bas EIut trhem
e. ale Gduren unb ilnretnIi6feiteH aus beufs
feIben pertretbt. Die GrfnbrnHe nn6erer, BITE
Q. G. .. erfoIerei1 eebrnndten. tpirb Gle bon
Der 6eiIiraft besfeIbeH iberSgigen. @ieie
fperibcle maeotain 1T in allen GpOtbefen er.
bdItIi6.
Gin iusrtnoEes BUD fiber m6eumattsmns
llno beheH aebanbIitHe, fopte FREEZER n~eoioiri.
f9er 0iat far 5breu eieenen San lpirb lres
oueeianOt, e6reibt beuts NOD an bic mebis
Sinif&e sfbteiIula gtptft Specific Co., So
Stutft laboratory, s~ttIarta, Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20

SdbrIinge 1t.25.
&ibe nnO Settlers felt Bis fdpnd,
Sdbrlinge nieoriger.
Sdiueins-3ufubr 10000: Naarft
eepobnIi6 felt.
S06iter Breis 1916.
9urGidntttspreis 1t.80-12.35
Sdafe-3ufitbr 10000; @larft 10
Bis 15c nieoriaer.
ct. SOiepb Marft6eridt.
GinObieb-3nflbr 1900: Marft
Iangiam bis 15c nieoriger.
@0dter Greis 11.35. 4
S6iueinc-3ufubr 1000; Mnrft
felt biz &c ~nienriger.
Sofiter &rei3 1916.
9pr6idnittspreiS 12.00-t2.4O
Sdafe-3ufubr 1000; @arft felf
@efiitterte tommer 14.60
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
G6as @piepater perlakt bic ,Seea.

Charles 6. 9foiewater, Ser Gene
ral Observation-Disclosures Der oSlnn9a See"
bat ieinen @ei6dftsanteil in oieier
3eitnng on ieinen 8rll0er gictor
berfouit Der oomit Den fontroQie-
reuben gnteil erbGIt. Charles 9ole-
mater berle9t ieinen 8obniib mad
Eos gngele8, no er Die @eI6qfts-
leitung Oe8 Sos g(ngeles @rpreB uilO
Eriblne ibernebmen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
aaiten1irten6rief Ses Gra6iidpfs.

@r3bii6of Sortb bat on oie @2it-
glie0er Der 3i08eie 9moba eiuen
5oiten.Sirtenbrief erIoiien, IN mel
dem CT 6ieielbm m~tfforOert, sur
8oleuoung Der neiieR berrIidcn aa.
tbeorale bei8utragen. Ser Sirten-
brief mur6e Gountog in allen fatbo.
liiden airhen berIeien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
Sim Sdjarladl seltOr6en.

SRI. Suiie 5esIer, Die 2tiGbrige
gttdte oes Staotrotsmitglieoe8 au.
gel, lit 8reitag in ibrem Seim in
Sutton ON ShorIad geItorben. Gie
ill1lge 9nme bate ii6 ole aranf6eit
bel Der Gflege ibreS 8rlloers 3uge-
5o0en, Der am S6arlad erfrQntt
mar. Sie ipar 1lur tueni9e Gage
franf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
Marktberidte,

dlebermiteIi bon GiIinsIi Sruit Col
SranaeH-250s. 2sSs. 324s. per aiite. $500:
216. Ss25 Der aiiie; ale dHSereu @r1Bel
$500 Der aiite.
9itronen-SdHeh 300s. 360s. $500. $500 Der
Rifle; dIisgepdnit. 300s. 36Os, $3.50 Der aiite.
@rGpeirnii-S6s. $500 Der aiiie; 46s. a6s,
S425 mo 5fs, 64s. sos, 9es, S4.75 per
Rite.
gseiairalibsn- maIasas, fdnst, Sos 500 biz
5000.
vfeiel = 9ss Rsits: aoHatbans. tIsrn faacp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
aeine 9pEanlueiinnaen mad aa6a

Wal3lngton, 10. 6eb. Der
qRouep 0r0er" 9oitbertebr 3fpiI6en
ben Ser. 6taaten u1o &ll6a, olt8ge.
nonmen Die Stabt 8abnna, lit nuf
artrog Der fltboniifen Ge8ierung
eingeitelt moroen, 10 modtc beute
@eneralpoltmeilter 8urIeIon befannt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
Cmnha Wforftberidlt,

Smaba, 10. 5ebruar.
RinOUieb-3ufubr 1900.
Beef Stiere beute IangiolrL 10(
nieoriger.
@llte Big bette geeoes 1O.40-
1925
@3ittelmGBige @eefeS 9.75-tO.45
@etpobnlif)e 8.25-9.75
8eebes 6.50-8.75.
W~}itteImGBige 8.50-t0.00
aiibe ltnO Sellers felt Bis 10c
niebriger.
Cute bis bette Sellers S.25(9.25
@llte Bis bette aitbe 7.50-8.2 6
MittelmGBige &iibe 6.50-7.50
@emobnli6e 5.25-6.50.
&orngefittertt Sttere $3.50.
StoderS 1tnO 6eeoers, quite See
oers felt onoere lm1giam.
Seeber8 CUTE bis bette 8.75-9.25
@}ittelmGBiga 7.60-S.75.
@eip09nli6e 6.50-7.60.
@llte b, bette Stofers 1855
Stod Sellers 7.00-8.50
5tof &itbe 6.00-6.75.
Gtod aGl6ar 10000
8eol aGl6er 9.00-tt.50.
Bulls uiro Gtag8 7.50-S.50.
Bologna @uG8 6.00-7.00
Sdweinc -3ufubr $500; @}arft &c
nie0riger.
9rrdidnittspreis tt.9O-t2.15
@0diter @reis 1920.
Sdafc-3uiubr 1900; @tarft
langiam felt.
2dmnter felt.
g8iDoer 10.50-11.75.
Otttteri6afe 11.25. .....
@efiitterte @tltterihale 10 bis
15c bober.
8eeOer @ttltteridofa 6.O0-S.0O
8eeoer Sanlmer 1925.
SabrIinge 1t.50-13.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
qfs gRprbea idnlSia 6tinnOtn.

aeofut, Sd, 10. 5eb. = 9ic @e.
idDorenen ipraden beute 5orreit
0inmau pes Moroes I'M sueiten
@raoe ihulAia. 1ie Nnflagebeboroe
batfc olf @iorO iHl eritca @ra0c
pId0iert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
Sdnee in Der Nadlt.

Sonntag nodt begann es 8lt
idneien rno beute frib mar iber
Omaha cine peiBe 9ede ausge6rei.
tet, 2tu6 fir berte o6eu0 Iagt Der
8ettermann nieoer G9nee an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-20
gna ser 9soit6eamten.

Die bieligen @s6ituitgelteaten biel.
ten Somstug o6eno I'M Stone Sotel
i9ren 8ebnten SaBreSbaa o6, Der BON
ettpa 200 Beriouen beiudt mar.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-16
RANDOM NOTES

Lieut. Robert Wood, who has been the guest of his mother, Mrs Mary Wood, has returned to Camp Pike, Lit tie Rock. Ark.
 Lieut.. Thomas O'Byrne, who has spent the past two weeks in the city as the guest of his mother, Mrs. T. W. O'Byrne. has returned to Camp Cor don Atlanta.
 Mrs. J. A. Trimble and Miss Hor- tense Trimble of Missouri are the guests of Mrs. Fallon O'Byrne.
 
 MT. and Mrs. T. A. Lefstead of Mer- idian, Miss, are spending the holidays with Mir. and Mrs. Henry Babston and Mrs. Fannie Sanford.
 The wedding of Miss Coplan and Mr. Chester Sandman will be an event of December 25.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gibson Rlley' of Petersburg, Va. have named their little son Henry Gibson, Jr.
 Friends of Mrs. Henry G. Riley will be glad to learn that she and little son are resting comfortably at St. Vincent's hospital Mrs. Riley was formerly Miss Marguerite Sibley of this city.
 Mr. Morris Cross. the sofi of Mir and Mrs. A. Gross of 1921 Avenue l. enlist ed in the aviation corps of the Unit ed States army and left Friday night for Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
 MT. Gross was a student at Howard college and has many friends in the city.
 
 The Jefferson County Woman's Chris tian Temperance union institute will be held Tuesday at 10:30 o'clock at the west End Baptist church. A box luncheon will enable the women to spend the day. Mrs. w H. Jeffries will be on the pro gramme, giving an account of the na- tional convention.
 Miss Hazel Bateman of Chicago, who has been the guest of Miss Marie Rose mand, left Friday for her winter home at Palm Beach. Mir. and Mrs. Edward T. Wilcox of Washington will spend the holidays in the city as the guests of relatives.
 
 Mrs. Charles Ungerman and children will leave today for the east Florida coast. where they will spend several | weeks.
 Miss Katherine Morrow of the Uni- verslty of Alabama, is the week end l guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Hugh | Morrow. Mrs. Henry Hyde of Winchester, Va., l who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs ] Mason J Dillard and who was among l the out-of-town guests at the Jemison- l billiard wedding, has returned home
 
 1 MT. and Mrs. Day Williams, after 1 spending a few days in the city with MT. | and Mrs. c. P Orr have returned home- Mrs. John Builder will return this weels 1 for visit to friends in Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mrs. A. L. Brown, chairman of Red Cross unit No. 27. announces a meet ing of the unit on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Avondale public library. All members are urged to at tend.
 The Red Cross unit of the First Christian church will meet at the church on Tuesday from 10 to l2 o'clock and all members are requested to bring in all unfinished knitting.
 The ladies of the First Christian church will hold bazar on Wednes day and Thursday at Haverty's store on First avenue.
 The ladies of the Handley Memo- rial Baptist church will hold their regular monthly social and missionary meeting tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. s Hall, 915 Twelfth street. south.
 The Psychology study club will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-16

thinking about marrying, but it seemed she was, and is now Mrs Wells and is speeding away to Florida on her wedding trip. We have all felt the keen est interest in the wedding. having known her mother (who was lovely Miss Helen Terry) and father for long time and really 1t seemed but yesterday when this darling little girl baby came to live among all those splendid little Badham boys.
 The wedding was just the kind that would have been dear to the heart of any girl, and I think that Mildred was the luclliest girl I know to be able to be having all those grand times up in New York with her mother and friends arr ranging such a lovely wedding for her.
 Mrs. Percy and Mrs. Kettig, who have both such wonderful taste had the dec- orations in charge and I just tell you they were perfectly exquisite and sim
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-16
NEWS AND ACTIVITIES TN THE CITY AND SUBURBS

Scenes from Robin Hood" De- Koven).
 Cello solo. Under the Leaves (Thome).
 (a) Fleurette (b) Whispering Will lows (Herbert).
 Excerpts from Lucia" (DonizettD. Serenade (Albeniz).
 Morris Dance Cork Pageant Music) (Noble).
 Intermezzo Pittoresque (Kocian). "America.n