davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-12
Remember

To Mrs. u. Dominguez. $500 Estrena
Jan :.
To Mrs. T. " vocaneyra. city. Jan. 10.
To Mrs l. Duran. 1114 First. Jan. =
To Mrs J. L MunOz. SIS e Paso. Dec. 60
To Mrs ! H. Bowling, 6oS Nevada
To Mrs r. 2. Thomson. 1891 Rio erande.
To Mrs. W. z. Miller. 1912 Arizona.
Biyths-Boys.
TO Mrs. + W. Boge Fl Bliss. Dec. IS.
To Mrs $. O Green. So Chihuahua.
To Mrs. J. ". Norris. city. Jan. S.
To Mrs a. r. Mills. S14 Missouri Jan
Automobiles Licensed.
S3lf-P- l. Richards. 111e Campbell Ford.
SAIL H Coggan. truck company 10
Ss1s-NIrs- z. L. jenkins 1901 Campbell.
Overland.
ssls-F. Aiameda. 500 Grsndview. Ford.
NS50-Dr J. ~ Britton, Mills building.
Ss9I-J. II. Proctor, 1909 Cincinnati Max
well
S57c-Rogers Furniture Co. FORD
SS2S-E. II. Knoff. 500 Myrtle, Ford
e32A-Lyon & Co. sol Campbell. Ford
SS35-J- T Kramer. AL Overland FORD
sew. W Horsiey. 1873 Oregon. Ford.
SS21-E- V Morano. @71e Sacramento.
s3ss-w. z. soest. sheldon. Overland
SS2e-E. b. Jones. Cement plant. Indian.
s5SO-R- Townsend. 2525 Montana. Ford
sS5l-Mrs. z. a. Hall. a4I7 Gold Ford
Licensed TO Marry.
Leo Koenig and Marie Nettlash
W. B. Swindsu. aged 81. base hospital.
Jan To- buried at Fl Bliss
Charles Mayer. aged 6S. 1o9 Magnolia.
Jan 8 buried in Evergreen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-12
CRYPTIC MAGnNS READY FOR
SEMIANNUAL REUNION NIGHT
Degree Team Concludes Rehearsals-Cass of 35 Candi
dates Enrolled; Blue Masons Of No. 40 Outline
Program For Past Masters Night, jan %;
Fraternity Lodge Celebrates Anniversary

ciai gathering OF Masons of the Blue
degrees, past masters night in r
Paso Lodge No. 130. on Monday, Jan
%, will have as a feature a reception
to the grand officers OF the grand
lodge Of Texas. Frank c. Jones. grand
master, is expected from Houston and
Walter Acker, superintendent Of the
Masonic home at Fort Worth. IS also
looked for. Grand junior warden mas
ter John D Mason will be in the re-
ceiving line. The reception viii take
place 1T the club rooms in the Masonic
Temple from Z to 8 o'clock. \ Mexican
orchestra viii play several numbers
Grand Officers VIII Speak
At S o'clock wOrshipful master
Horace 3. Hayes will open the lodge
in the auditorium on the fourth floor
OF the temple and deliver an address
Of welcome Talks viii be made by
J. Ashley Gillett, junior warden of No.
80, the grand officers and others.
Sol G Schultz viii give "reminiscences
Of the early days OF Freemasonry in FL
Paso. Music will be furnished by a
quartet and the pipe organ After
the talks refreshments will be served
in the basement dining room. Ac-
cOmmOdations are being prepared for
500 men at the meeting. The committee
on invitation wishes to make il clear
that all master masons are welcome
and that the object of the meeting is
to gather the greatest number possible
for a social good time.
Chapter Has Active Week.
Fl PasO Chapter, No. 154, Royal Arch
Masons. was unusually active during
the week advancing candidates in the
mark, past. most excellent and royal
arch degrees. The regular monthly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-12

FINAL rehearsals preparatory Il
comforting the cryptic degrees
= 81 Masonry tonight were held BY
the ceremonial team Of Fl Paso Council
No. IS, Royal and Select Masters
Thursday night. The council is in
readiness TO put on the royal and select
degrees for the benefit OF a class OF
IS candidates, beginning at 2 o'clock
tonight.
At 8 o'clock semi annual BANQUET
viii be served in the banquet hall of
the Masonic temple Covers for about
200 will be laid. 3. r. BlankensFfu.
as POSTMASTER. viii introduce George
r Morgan, grand junior warden of the
grand lodge Of Texas; John D. Mason
district deputy grand master; Scott c
White. past high priest: Il V Browder
eminent commander. all Of Fl PasO
bodies. MAI F. w Hendley thrice il
lustrious grand master OF the grand
council OF Ohio; Maj. J. NJ Dewey, dis
rict visitor Of councils. of Wilkes
Barre, Pa, and perhaps others. Short
talks will be given by each
Al 9:15 the select masters degree
viii be taken up. AmusicaI program.
led by organist ". r. Taylor, will add
interest to the ceremonial
Following the council reunion at q
later date IL is the intention of grand
visitor Blankenship. with the coopera-
ton OF grand master Hendley, of Ohio,
70 organize q team for comforting the
SupereXcenent masters degree, which
never has been put on here
Blue Masons Plan Reception.
IN addition 81 being a general So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-12
4 Vital Subject of UniOersaI Interest
Why Love Matches Fail
It's Because Both Men and Women Tire of Perpetua
Honeymooning Says Dorothy Dix.
m DOROTHY DIA.

girl is betrothed TO a man with no we'd
ding day III sight, il behooNes her 10
put the soft pedal on courtship-
Married people to whom the preser-
walton of love should be a fine art,
should exercise ali Of their care and
cunning TO prevent their affection from
being killed by mOnOtony.
Undoubtedly. most Of the domestic
discord and discomfort that We see
about US is merely the result OF TOO
much domesticity- II people were mar
ried only four days a week Instead or
seven. We should find them sOing down
the hill of life together contentedly
hand in hand instead Of lnquiring the
price of railroad tickets to Reno.
You meet people who boast that they
have been married 50 years and have
never passed a day apart IN all that
time. They could generally add that
in all those years they have never
Wiser individuals recognize that In
many cases the heart is never so Tar
away as when the body IS ever present
They perceive that We nave 10 get a
distance even from those we love IN
order TO get perspective on their VIZ
ines and that there is no such other
stimulus to affection as \ 1udlclous az
sence now and then. We have 70 DO
without a sweetmeat for a WINE III
order to get up an appetite Tor II
II is tine wife who IS as much a IlA-
ture in the home as the mantelpiece'
who comes to receive as HIIS 1850 S.t
Grafton as 4 piece Of housenolo I.. IL
-r,re II is the man who makes hlHSeii
y beast Of burden for his family who Is
not even given a decent stan at nome ONE;
II IS the dog that we cannot lose thaI
We kick instead of coax -
1t is the scarcity ana lIIl 'c-'-ess - -
,.+si1T,ant that makes things precious
II diamonds were stones in the street
we would not pick them up II attaI
of roses flowed like hydrant water, We
would not trouble to bottle Il IIis
a
6Tder the rose. men have died But
y mn vT1rlld rather perish than to Dc
kissed 50 times on street car
For love can live through peIseC,
zen faithlessness, but il cannot sur
viVe safety.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-12

Plans Tor the proposed new nome OF
Fl Paso Aerie No 70 of the Eagles
were discussed at the Wednesday
night meeting and a chairman and a
partial list of n building committee
were selected. William s. Crawford
was made chairman. The three other
members selected were w c. Bulger,
J. c. Perry and Victor Benedict. The
committee Will be composed of seven
members when completed.
The committee was instructed to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-12
ENGINE BOILER EXPLODES;
3 OF TRAIN CREW KILLED

Kansas City. No. Jan. fan engi-
neer. fireman and brakeman were
killed in the explosion of a boiler OF
a freight engine on the St. Louis AMI
san Francisco railroad, near Grand
View No. today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-12

Lee Newman can get more money out
Of your property. at a less cost. than
anyone else Ask his clients
Phone 1905. 9051e : FL Paso.
(Advertiseuentl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-12

w are. are n4d Il-" en ann si' get mar,
ried, and in a few years grow
weary Of each other, and either are
divorced or drag a marlin 5nial ball and
chain that you can hear clank as they
walk, we marvel at the piteous spec
tacle and wonder what has killed the
love that they believed immortal.
Very often the explanation Of the
tragedy is that they have loved too
much, and love has persisted of safety.
The secret Of the preservation of love
IS repression. If you would keep your
own love alive sip the affection that
another offers YOU as delicately. as
sparingly as an epicure doe q priceless
vintage II you would have anothers
interest always kept alive in YOU, give
your love as Charity as a miser doles
out his gold
The quickest antidote for lovesicll-
ness is too much love. That is why
man and woman who have defieo
family and friends, who have broken
down the barriers of race, and braFeo
society 10 marry. often quarrel as soon
as they are husband and wife.
As long as they saw each other at
prlef intervals. every glance thrilled
When they had no other prospect but
one another to gaze upon, they yawned
in each others faces.
The SAVIOR goes out OF love the in
slant there is too much OF II.
One Fatal Error.
Many a suitor fails TO win the lad-
Of his heart because lie is too glib
love maker. He is forever swearing
his devotion until he becomes a talk
ing machine with a sentimental rec
ord in il. Every woman wants to no
made love to, but She wants il done at
the psychological time and place, and
IN strict moderation, and she lOaths the
man who is always feeding her up on
compliments. as il he were stuffing
Strassburg goose on cake.
Men are even more easily satiated
with sentiment than women. and this
inescapable truth, that men soon weary
of love making. forms the danger TO
women in a lcng engagement. So II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-12

convocation was held Wednesday night
and three members were animated
larger attendance was noted at this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-12
Ewes Examined PROPERLY.

Geo. D. Kendall. 22S Mesa Avenue.
Makes Glasses Right-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-12

Save the Dollar at the Sample Shoe
Store. 1O5 :. Stanton. J. Zelman, Propr.
ADV.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
Sram5. 11imniticnsz
1lrbeiter am Streik! /!
@lnnitiOnsminiiter lteat Streifenben
9atriutismnS bentidJsr glrbeiter
ais Dlniter bin.

@aris, 27. Sar, = Gic 9(ugeItel[.
ten bon 5dneiocr un0 So. in &ur.
ileur, Ser 3lueitgroBten StabIlperfe
in 5rantreih, ipel6e nit Der @erIteG.
lung Bon @llnition fir 0os fran30.
iiide Seer bei6dftigt iino, iinO in
ben Streit gegangen. gllbert Ibo-
mas, Der Ulunitionsntiuilter uno
8ertreter Der So3ialoenofroteu i'm
&abinett, fam ielbit na6 Sarileur,
uno 0rang III bic &eute, Die glr6eit
mieoer ouf5unebmeit. 3n ieirer 2ln-
ipro6e berluies CT Die 2lr6eitcr oo.
rouf, bnB Die oeutiden glrbeiter i6re
2lrbeit ni6t luhter6reden imo for.
oerte iie ouf 0ariiber na63u0enfen,
OaB oaS Seer lnageoulOig auf 0ieie
Muuition parte. @r iagte, Die 8e.
gierung piiniAe nidt ibre @elpolt
an5ulpcn0cu, 0enu iie beiiBe oa8
&edt, Die 2lr6eiter fiir iol6e 2ei-
itungen mie Die SerItcQung bon 9ht-
nition 5u mobiliiiereh o6er Ell cr-
morte beitimmt, 0aB ic0er 2lrbciter
picoer Ole 9lrbeit oufnirnnvt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
OelltIGbc l1erbiinSetc
itark ltlte tscki0!

Berlin 81. Son. (Gyulten6eri6t) }
- Die bier obgeboItene 8puferenl
Der Observation-Disclosures Der @tit.
telm0fte, 9pl9qriens llno Der Sir.
tel bober cine l6ngerc 9onfcs.
ooreiie oil oen Deuti6en GeihStogS-
prdii0enten Or. &dnpi geriftct in
pelder e8 unter atoerem beiBt:
llniere 3uionrnenfunft fon0 III ei.
rent glngenblid itott, oa Die G0lfer
unleres 9unoeS Die gtnfilnoigung
orr fein0liden GroberungS3iele nit
elmer ernelten un0 einItirunliqen
&eriiderung ibreS 5iegertpilens BE-
antmorteten.
8as iuuner ou6 0ie Gpfer iein
m6gen, oie un8 0a8 fouunenbe &in-
Gen nod ouferleqen miro, mir per-
Den iie in Der 8erteiDigung gegen
cuen 5eino bringeh Der obne gr=
rotten ieine 9faub- ltno 8erili6tltng8=
plane entbilqt bot. SSrci uno itarf
iteben uaiere Softer Oo bereit, ie-
Dem nelen llngriff Manipulation.
2tus oen 9teihcn ltnierer @eere pie
aus uuieren 6einnitGtten fontnlt Der
gleide 2luS0rltd uueribiitterliber
Gntidloiienbeit, meter 5u f1npfetL
bis Der enogtlti8e Sieg errlneen lit.
28ir piiiert, boB Die Ser5ell unie-
rer 8oIfer 5uian1nlenidlo9en lmO
init uus iino. pd6reuo mir oas oil.
tiin0igen. 2lle uniere @eoanfea o6er
iin0 unieren beloenboften S6bnen
5ugctebrt, ben pobrbaft @etreuen in
&f uno lo0. sSbnen ienben mir
ole genteitiamelt @rilBe Der @ei-
mat. .
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
1oal15crpl lGttcltfGbrtk>
HonamiSiion rciIt!

28aibingtou, 81. San. - Ser
Stnat 9llaboma miro Der erlte 81.
itrift iein, oen Die bon 5efretGr 9a-
nieI8 eingeiebta 8eb0roe inipi3ieren
miro, Der iitb nod elmer paIienoen
Gage fir bic $lt.000,000 foitenoe
Stoblplatteruobrif Der 8unoe8re.
gieruug unlieDen ioa.
Die 02itglie0er oieier aonuniiiion
meroen lpnbriGeinlid IN Der nahiteu
8ohe bon @ni6ington 9. s., aus
tire critic 9tciic oi1trcten. ,3uerit
Weroen lie iih no4 alobnuu bege-
ben uno ourd Den Sii0pelten uno
Die Staateu QcntldD uno Ienneiee
beinlfebren. 5pater miro cine Bpei-
te Neiie nod onoeren Crten 81 obi
gem 3ped anqetreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
9ir rnglilde Sii6nc

bodnooerneS 5iImornnto nit glltita
Stcporo in Scr Sauptrolle, aeldnat
Sonntag lmo Montng 3ur 9Iuffii6.
RING, Gas Stiid botibelt bon einer
ruilil6en 9dn5erin niio lit pirflid)
6ofintereiinnt. Die letter. @eltneu-
iafcitcn lDeroen ourd) bic Scarf ga,
toe glcluS ge5eigt. GieHstag, Wttt-
mod uno 9onnerstog fontmt n2oit
auo MON, nit 92nrie 0oro ais
nGinoerS" sur glufiiibrltng. 9lud
fSralt 8cruon GoItlc iii o8ingco
@hllionS", Ser oritten 6ortiebun0
OieieS Stiides, miro ge3eigt. 6rei.
tag un0 5amStng enoli6 5ei9t g8uI-
lace Reio ulo 2lnitu aing III o96e
@ol0en Setter. giltr fir oas Cams.
tag norgen 0lotinee bo6en mir
,2ittle 2oop eileen" NIT Morgle.
rite Glart ge6uht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
JeSenfans tuieScr cine
Gartarcitltacbrtc I!

Goris, 81. San. Ginent 8rie-
fe 5ufplge, ser Oos 8atuu 80. 0e-
5ember trug uno einen oeuti6en
Solooten obgeuomluen murOe, iii
ooS 9lrienal in Dresden in 0ic
2uft geflogen nobel 1000 s5rouen
uno 0lGo1eu INNS Ge6en qefom.
men iil1o. Der 9rief nur0e in
Dresden ollfgeaeben uno Der Sdrei-
Der iagt, oaB olle 3enIter in einem
llmfreis bon ~ Wteilen infolge Der
GrploIion 5crtrilnuncrt lDlir0cn.
Die gebor0cn Goben Sic SotoItropbc
gebeim gebalten; e5 tpuroen feine
Observation-Disclosures bon Dresden
aus perfouft; lur in 0en aQerielten.
item 8daen mltroen 9aiiogiere uuf
Die 3iige gelaiien. (8cun Die @e
ididte au9 nidt tuobr lit 10 lit
iie bod gut erfunoenD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
11taristbcrjGpte.

(le6erinitlcIt ron GiIinsIi 5rlht Coz
Craneen 9245, 2s8s $2.75 per aifte; 2508
2f6s. $500 rcr Site; nGe nnoeren GrbBer
1925, eytra fauc1. ipeotal, aiiie 25c teurer
3itronpft- -5ducD 360s, 360s, $500 per elite
glusqemdflt 300s, 800, $3.50 per site,
grabcIeltit- sos. $3.50 per 2iite: 4Gs, 96s
1915 mo 548, Gas, 500 $500 per elite
8eintrauben- 9llaIagas, tnncb, 6aB 500, er
ira iancb. $3.50, ertra ielect $500
8reiBelbeeren2 Gate 9opes, $500 per G5ab
1926 per aiite.
8anaaeu--4isc Der Gihno
gIepfel Sonatbnlr iantp, Si65 per aifc
Sonat6ung, ertra fGncb, $500; e5ttmcs Sol
oet, fancn, ST. slrf SIads, ettra fancb
$3.50. glrf 9aafs. ianco, $500; slrf 8Iad
oeu66nlide $3.50 PEI aiiic; Gori 5mperiaIs
$500 per 5aB; @anos, Colo, Iartcb, $t,60
ertra fancb, $175 per aiiie.
aartofielH- So 10 8uibel
glbfartofic!u. S4.25 SAB; 2.t0 @amp.
8emiiie- -Seaerie. falti., S10O Gut; gelbt
Riibeu 5tedriben, 8ditinafen, 212c pc,
giltnO; Sobi, &c ber @iltno; 9llltaboeoes
2Iac Der 8fO.; aopfialat $3.50 per Crate
gb. SiO0; 8lumenfobI, $3.50 Der Crate
@urfen, $225 bet 9uBeno; Gonlaierl S6.5C
ber. Crate, Si.0o Der aorb; 3ipiebel, rote &
per 8funb, nnO fpaltifte $3.50 per Grate
grofe grts. $500
@onta $3.50 Der Site.
gtpfelneitt alott3. S4.25 ileincs SAB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
ScecIt 6cmtleber
1sMltilt in 1sMrlanS!
S6iuei5er 3eitnngstOrreipOnbent err
ituuHt ii6er Die 3nitaHoe im
Dftupierten &nn6e.

gerlin,. 27. s5au. (c5uttenOepe
ide) Der o8erner @unb" bring
einen 2(rtifel bon ieinem &riegSbe
ri6teritotter, morin 0ieier feline II
aurlano geluonnenen @inoriide i6tl
bert. gr eritoltnt, ipie Die oeuti6,
@erlpaltung ouA ltnt Die fleiniter
mo ani6einelto ulbeoeltten0iter
@in5elbeiten Gorge trGgt. Sod iini
felt Der oeutiden 0ttllpation feint
fiinf biertel Sabre Deritrihen mi
mir ieben oaiibernI 6eloer bdteat
Grnte eingebeinIt, StraBen, Glen
babnen Sdulen gebollt, Ole Sort
fultur altfgenontmen fur5 otf jeben
@ebietc lit fir Dos @emeinpo6l &c
iorgt. 6reilif bolf Der lluitan0
oaB &urlano uripriingIi6 beutid
mar, init.
u0ie 0eutlder iii 6en Sitieepro,
bin5eu, iolpcit iie nidt bon ben Guis
Ien bel ibrem 2l65ug neggeidleppi
luuroen fanen ben neuen @e6ieterr
Dertrouenspoa entgegen. Die Get
ten mel6e I'M &nfong ni9t puBtet
mie iie it0 oen neuen Serren gege1t.
ilber ber9alten iollten, lpuroer 0llrd
0ie GrlaubniS, lettii6e Sf)ulen 81
erridten mo Bl1tter in Iettiider
Sprade erideinen at lolien, geIpon.
nen. 2ettii6e ain0er faaen iebt
nidt nur Die lettiidelt, iotbern oudj
oie 0euti6en ShuIel. Der llnter.
ridt III ben Iettii6en 5dulen mirb
fat ousidlipBIih bon @reiien iogar
4dt5igern, erteiIt, oenn oos iiingerc
Clement inter ben lettiiden 2ebrern
lit groBtenteilS Dor Der 9(nfunit Der
0euti6et gefloDen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
@anetn 36eater.

SIR Die tomulcll0e ISOLDE bat Die
2citung bieies aQ9entein bcliebtei
GbcaterS ppbl Die bette nlliitaliidc
2jurlesfe gebudt, Die jeluol8 ilber
ibre 8retter ging. IS lit Dies Qlog
GpiegelS nMerrD Hpun0ers". Qas
Stiit beitGbt aus 3loei 2lften un0
8ebn S8enen uno miro Don Mar
/ Spiegel, NIT Der tottr1ftigen llutcr-
itubung bon 19omas @ruOD, eincul
gluiifoireftDr bon lDelhDcitcm 9infe,
peri0nIih gelettet. llnter ben Wtit.
gllc0ern 0ieier Iruppe iino befon.
oers berbor5ubeben. glbe 9tepnoIo3,
Der Iid idon friiber biele 8erebrer
un0 8elpitnoercr eriuorben 1at; @e.
crge j. 9dgcS, ebenfoll8 Elm befann-
Ter m0 beliebter GGarofterboritcllcr
eugene giac@regor, cine taiidtlidc
SdoHbeit, iolpie 6ranf 8aro, eineu
gteuliug auf ocr gurlesfenblbnc,
DER aber i'm Gou0euille groBe Gr.
iOlge ali5mpeiien bat. llnter oen
weibliden lruppennitgIie0ern Der.
oicner eii3obctb Sane imo 9iutb
98cslcp beionOere geadtuug. Gle
Sorill1run9cu Gdn5e, @eiduge mo
Die Husltattltng iin0 por5ilglid, 10
Dob mir lnliercn 2ciern einen her.
guil9teu 4bcno Qarantieren t6unea,
iaaS iie 0ieiem beliebte G6eatcr ci.
nen 8eiu9 obltatten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
2aS ilnseiariebene @eict.
Serii6uteS Sittenitiif fommt i'm
6arnam Sbrater 5nr
glaFfiibrnug.

Che intpritten SalD", Oieies meit.
beriibnlte. Sitteuitiid, foulmt ON 27..
49,, 30. uub 30. Sonuar im Jar,
nant 2beoter 5ur q(uffiibrung. Die.
les Stiif lit 10 reid an 2eben8ipeis.
belt, Dab es pirflih ieoe Qerlou
ieben ioIlte, I'M didj ielbit ilber Oos
iosennnnte olln9eidriebene @eieb"
ein llrtei( 3u biloeu; oerIei 5daC
fonunen Ieioer ia nur 8u bdufig BOZ
ltiIO peroen regelm1Big bon Oen Der.
ihieoenen @eifporenen audi Der.
i6ieoen beltrteiIt.
OieS lit fem 8anoeibilo fiir Sim
Der, oo4 lit eB dlBerit Icbrrei6 ipe.
oiea fir juuge Mdnuer unO 5rouen
lnb ioate bon oieien obiolut geie9cn
nerOeH. Der Gintritt betrGgt uur
10c Die 4erion.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27

8uu8 un6 9togS 7.o0-S.5O
Bologna 9}uQs 6.00-7.00
Sdlneiuc -3uflbr 12.500, g3arft
gepobnlih Sc bo6er
Guraidnittspreis HOO tt.35
S6diter &reis 1t45, fir bic
8ocbe 35e bober.
Sdafc 3uflt1r feine, felt bents
fiir bic Mode t5Hc hober.
Gamer t3.50-t435.
,Sagrlin9e 11.G0-t2.5O
9Bio0er 9.50-10.50.
0}utteridafe 8.75-10.25.
Gefiitterte 9}utteri6ofe 10-1oc
b6ber.
,yceOer 02utteridafe 600 500.
t5ee0cr 2Guuner 12.50-13.90.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
Hailers Gcbartsfaasz
Bell im 11iuiikbeint!

Der 0mo9n Muiit 8ereit beron.
ltnltet beute 6en q. eyouuar, Be
burtstag aaiier gBilbelins, einen
groben aoiiers 6eburtstagS Ball
gum geiten oes &oten areu5es I'M.
ter S6roertng Oes 5rauen Silfs.
8ereins. Scr Geinertrog fIieBt oen
ariegsgeiangcnai in Sibirien 81
unS loate idcn ans 0ieiem @run0c
Dos 8eittihtum iid 5oblreid ein.
iinoen. GoB man iih i'm @iuiif
beim itets gut omiiiiert, peiB nobl
jcoer. mo on ulon gleih3eitig eineu
qutcn .3lpcf oannit perbinoet, iollfe
elm sseoer sloiiers Wcburtstag
Saulstag 0ben0 mitieierlt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
Cma6u 0lnrftbcridl'.
Gnoba, 27. a5anunr.
t,:oL D,.f,.a,. dn0

Cmoba, q. aa5anunr.
DiinSpieB 3ufubr 100.
9eef 5tiere felt beute. iiir 0ie
9eode ln9efdbr 25c bober.
nicorieer.
@ute bis bette gearing 9cefes
1O.50-11.5O.
@ute bis bette t0.25-tl.tO
@tittelmGBige 9eebes 9.25-10.25
@en66nlide S.00-9.75
@ep6bnli6e 1885.
9}eepes 6.50-S.75
@litieimaBige 8.50-t0M.
ailbe uno Sellers feit Beute fiir
oie @ohe itQrter.
0utc bis bette Sellers 7.75-S.75
0jntc Bis bette Stiibe 7.50 S.25
9tittelnGBige albe G.50-7.50
@eu6bnli6e 5.50-6.50
aorngeiitterte Stiere 9O0-t0.
StoderS un6 fFeeoers felt beute,
ftr 0Ic Nodle belte lt0rter, 1noere
aelp0bnlid felt.
sSeeoers quite bis beite S.50-9.00
4)tittelmaBige 7.50-S.50
@elDobnlide $50 $50.
Gbute b. bette 5tofers 7.75-S.5O
Sted Sellers 7.00-S.50
Stod ailbe 6.00-6.75.
Stof S0lter 700-9.O
9eal 91Iber S.00-1I.00
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
HaiIerkcntnters Hes
CanStuehrpereins!

Sellte o6en0 fin0et i'll 9eut.
idJen 6auje ciR bonn Smn9o 2unO.
mebrberem 5u GBreu beS IS. Sc
6urtstages oe5 friiberen pberiter
ariegsberrn Der aomer10en Elm
aommer5 itatt, 8lt welhen ouBer
Oen glitglieOern aae 5rctnbe 0es
9eeins ber5lilb eingeInoen finO. 90
man neiB, oa6 Der Omaha 2an0
mebroereiu 6eitfidtciten in ouSge.
5eihneter 8ciie 81 arrangicren Der.
ltebt, u1lo man 81 3aiiers @ebitrts
tag lio1 etlpaS 9eion0ereS in petto
bat, lam man iider ieiu 0nb iid
Bic Iellnebmer OIL oielem &aiiertoaT-
mers ale fein oniiiieret ireroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
25 Cebensrettcr
erbalten 1lieSaiAcn!

4itt8burg, So, 27. San. -9rei-
unb5pon3ig 2lfte bon SeroiSmus
lpuroen BON Der Gnrnegie-Seloen-
iono aonlmillion In oeren bier a6.
gebaltenen 13. e5a9resiiBung amer.
fonnt. s5n adt 5dllen wuroen fiji,
6erne W2e0niacn 3uerfannt; in Is
8Gllen 8rou5enteoaillen. Glf bon
Den 8eloen horloren ibr 2ebcn im0
Oen Nngeb6riacn bon iie6en 0eric(-
ben ipltroen Benitonen I'M 8eiolnt-
betrag bon $L6S0 per s5o6r belpil-
li9t; ben 9lngchorigen bon eineu
ocrielbcrt llnO ion orei olocren, bic
ibr 2eben perloretL muroeu SunL.
EIen iu @eialntbetroge bon $1,000
bic je uu9 DER 4upeiillng Der
aornnliiiiou IN beridieoener 9(rt
uno @eiie nr5lunen0ett iin0, beIpil-
Iigt. guBcr bieien @clo6epiQi-
9ltngen lultr0en in cinem 6aQe
$1,000 fiir et5ie9erii6e 3pedc be-
lpiQigt, Oeren 9lus3ablung ie nad
8eoiirfni8 im0 8ntbeiBung geide.
ben ioQ; uno IN 5ebn 5dQen lpuroe
cine 8eiomtiuune bon $3.50 fir
on0ere ipiiroiGc 3mcdc 3uerfannt.
3oblunaen IN bieien 66Qen iperocn
niat ebcr gcntndt big Die Gldnc
Der llnteritiitten fir oie 8erpen-
Dung Der 3tlgefpro6enen @eloer
bon Der aonmiiiion gutgebeiBeu
luoroen iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27
zoo 9ints g9hisfn fonfisaiert.

9orlon, So, q. San. 5bc.
riff Wtcgtangbton uno Golntpompolt
@iGer berbofteten geitern syalnes
Diaenion uno Is. 8. Snrris bon
Ges gtoines, pelde in ibrem 9luto
cine gon8e g8bisfDlaoung bon Gnla.
bd nod 8es .Roines bef0roerten.
8ierbun6ert Qmt 8bistb murben
BON Den 8eontten beidla9na6utt 10.
wie cine 5laide Bier, Die lpabr
ideinlid fir Den eigenen Webroud)
beItimmt mar. 3ie beioen 8erbnf-
teten ioilen re9elmdBig 8bisfpliefe
rlrngen bon Gmabo nod 9es
Moines aitsgefilbrt baben.