davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

Thomas Walden. an aged veteran
of the Olathe district, died at the
Montrose hospital June 26. Deceased
was well known to many in this sec
ton He is survived by wife.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

Lee Blakeley has answered Uncle
Sans call and enlisted his services
in the navy. Lee is a son of d. l..
Blakeley of Hotchkiss.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

Vernon Eavenson of Redlands mesa
and Miss Ethel Osborne, of Denver,
were married in Denver last week.
They returned home a few days ago
to the mesa
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

The cattle and horse growers asso-
citation of the Crawford section. have
announced that they will not hold
regular meetings during the summer
months.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

Clay Showalter and Mr.. Workman of
olathe, have sold their plumbing busi-
ness to Lloyd G. Moser.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

carloads of cattle from Pueblo and is
distributing them among the farmers
on Redlands mesa
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06
} . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NEARBY NEWS NOTES. .
} . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Paonia is to have a band soon.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

Spud planting is just completed on
Cedar Point mesa.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

The Hotchkiss chautauqua was a
big success.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

Grant Dove, Grand View mesa, has
sold out this years crop interest to
Walter Sloss.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

In September the first term of fed
eral court will convene in Grand juno
ton.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

For the first time in the experience
of Sheriff Jeff Watson, of Mesa coun-
ty, the Jail enjoyed a few days of
vacancy the past week
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

F. R. Sweet, Crawford contractor,
is building a house for A. ]. Aver on
Fruitland mesa.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

Robert White has brought in two
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

80 . . . . . . - . . . .
. NEARBY NEWS NOTES. =
>>>> . . . . . . .
Paonia is to have band soon.
The Hotchkiss chautauqua was a
big success.
Spud planting is just completed on
Cedar Point mesa.
In September the first term of fed
eral court will convene in Grand juno
tion.
Montrose county officials paid an Of
ficial visit to the Maher section last
week.
Miss Vina Plantz of Delta visited
Mrs. Harry Roatcap at Olathe last
week.
F. R. Sweet, Crawford contractor,
is building a house for A. ]. Aver on
Fruitland mesa.
Grant Dove Grand View mesa, has
sold out this years crop interest to
Walter Sloss.
Clay Showalter and Mr. Workman of
olathe, have sold their plumbing busi-
ness to Lloyd G. Moser.
the First National bank at Olathe, is
now the owner of a new Chalmers
car.
Lynn Craig, the little son Of Mr. and
Mrs Arthur L.Craig, Of Paonia, recent
ly underwent an operation for append
icitis.
Mrs. Florence Hates and daughter
OF Denver, are arrivals on Redlands
mesa for a visit through the summer
with friends.
Miss Julia Brown and Chauncey |
Stewart, both of Olathe, were married
at that place June 8.
For the first time in the experience |
of Sheriff Jeff Watson, of Mesa coun- !
ty. the Jail enjoyed a few days of |
vacancy the past week
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

Montrose county officials paid an Of
ficial visit to the Maher section last
week.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

Miss Vina Plantz of Delta visited
Mrs. Harry Roatcap at Olathe last
week.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

A. R. Titus, the popular cashier of
the First National bank at Olathe, is
now the owner of a new Chalmers
car.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

Miss Julia Brown and Chauncey
Stewart, both of Olathe, were married
at that place June 9.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

Lynn Craig, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur L-Craig, Of Paonia, recent
ly underwent an operation for append
fcitis.
The Delta independent., 1917-07-06

Mrs. Florence Hates and daughter
Of Denver, are arrivals on Redlands
mesa for a visit through the summer
with friends.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07
LISf.k DE Los BtETOS SECI t.S.
TE.'Enc FDR r. GOBlERNn
AMERICANA.

HASH1NhT0N, Ab.jj 6-I.oS 5"r
,os m"r'anics ara1.acs Guc han 81
10 tomaH"s = 81 carc2 ~ Ia Ill
tor'ladcs an,cricanaS. son les si2uiNn
teS.
+" Nu2va l"" N9to"!ani il
i',->2 trnel'da~: Geor"c Washington
lie . so t'ne!ada>; Kaiser Wil1e'm
Il, 1851, President" Lincoln lH,l5I;
President ',r%nt, $50, Nem'sv:'a
ria. l..";:':: '.rosscr krufa"St. l3.'O=
~Earb"oS-", l+.9Si: Princess !rrne
'O,>&i: Friedrich der Crosse, 1854
ha.nbur". io,3"l; k7eH'% Nl''eI" il
"il0; bohemia. Sill: .Arm"1l,
.',!"i: A'a".Str1A. 4.GU': Pl@a t-'1I
ErM:"c j'Ac'l"A. iIG3' P:n: 'rte
frleiT''h. -" -: 81 "I"""r" atH..
"a: u2 E''Sifo norhre Git sc eTrueH-
IRA irtrin-,:2 - Fiadclfia). A!!cMa-
MA. l63c: 5ia3%cburg. 1897; liar
burg, 4~:72; NaSSovia. 80; Ecr;o-
Tia. 2.77N; Naia, 2.555. C!tva Men
Mjnc. 80: indra. LAG; Nat&&or
LES.
In Boston. hE:erika 22.G2z: Kron-
rrinzassin Ceciiic. f0..0%: Cincinnati
!G.@%H: Naln. 7.."g. WittHrkiha,
$40: Cc'HcHfejs. 1921.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07
Los aIemanes camhIan Ell
sector de Ia ofensiva
en- Russia
Sus ataqucS los cStan dir;gicndo
ahora en- las bases del sa!iente
situado al norte dc la
Galicia.
P. TR0GRAD0 ADHITE QUE Ell ATAQUE
DEL MARTES EN- Ell STOCKHOD FUE una
SEYERA DEgR0TA PARA Los RUS0S


"''N''F".S' "'f:. '.-hi "taque "'
E" "".s''"'> score II" Iih'"> raSa> -
Oh" '~''''''"' &c Ill recon 'e' S''cN
ROT Il q 'l' = "e rory Ne%UN -
dice go III Li!9E1"e o''c'aI gu" Por ID
's @~"".'i"eT:'a :" f"''o!o en estA ca
r'L..' E'c'2 enit &c t~eifogT"do- En-
este uitia'o sector .aS t'HpaS a!en'a
49, ~eafF'"".e''N u"'"f,e e. Hi@ sci
a" ""~ sa9re las po>:>ioaeS mo-co-
-, :. to%ranao IN ?! ult;f'" dc G 20.
dt.8.cl"r = .oS ruSoS "e una regular
rar'" ?ai.e d" J~rlncheT&s avian
"''cS :2"Eo G:chaS poS'e'cneS fuerc'.
rs>aperadas del enemigo anteS de
oD""recer.
E;taS o~perac!ones hacen Supone'
GU q. F~,a@c Mayor aLeman trata Dc
Ge:sTroliar - ofenS'va en 81 freatc
oriental. p~reciSamente en- el sector
L f"rma ei gran SaIiente que sc
p:o:ecta Ell o. ~territorlo que e-LoS tie
n," e. 81 Tc6or 4, norte de Ia ga
ay;. Los 7taareS oe los teutohe> sc
la" cfcc-Gado princlpa!mente score
a@HaS IadoS Ne IT base dc csc sa'ien.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07
Rusos c iOg'esss efeetuan
una uaian en- Ia Me-
sGpntamIa
Los ~moseovi:as ocuPa:oU las poola'
clones dc Khan;kin y kasfi-
ch;-in ea la frontera
turco-Pe-sa.s
EN- BREVE Los ANGLO RUSGS EHPREN-
DERAN UNIDOS UN AYANCE SOBRE
la IaPO2TANTE PLAZA De M0SUL

LNNRGES. Abril 6.-La noticia
~: :r,ro-tar5e raci5iIa en- e>ta caY;-
al. Schrr las ore~acicneS m~iitarcS
&c. :v&aas Gurante 81 ola de aver, en-
los dirersos frcHtes de bata!la, es sin
G;...a II eve Sc reficre . Ia union que
},.... cfae. ~#6o iaS tropaS ~moscOv;t2s
e ias :a-!e,as. c1 T. Ncs"pCta:2ta.
,cr.a i. n frontara trc;c-Hersa, CO.
u;e . cia3 milias a. nores-e de bag
dad
Ia nntiria tai y como la anunci6 e:
-~yse~al +. &. Maurice. enearCado re
Entertainments de information score
las operaciones militares, de Ia Sc
creyar;a de Guerra britannica, fu5 muy
coaeisa: pero POGO despues Sc reel
MO u. mensaje official de Petrogrado
~ .: .le 50 .n"nr!aba que los ru-
SO "a ~oruu:ta las roblac;oneS Ue
H.-r'.in y h2srichr:u. qu" Sc hi lau
Si,a.a a. "n la frontiers de Il M"So-
n..tm-2 FL lafcrae djr1o agre:a:
@ ., ~roHr<:-o lie eStah vcer u'r"
ua:in -rc las t.onas iE-ie<as. varies
%. :acame"cn- Gc ca<acr> - han cnvig
a., Lc knaaa.sir &. K;"h Rooat."
. IL ur:,r dc las tra2a< :gsas y 5ri-
n..~< rca,ti-Gyc naa >erie amend
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

- iNN = "'
IL ma3ana do principle cl Secue<tro
ic los bar,os mercantes em2ncs
.Ge tcnaron refU@io CT los nucrtos
an-rican.~ al d"clar1r<e Ia guerra
~ 1871. la mciida fuc ton,ada nor
as ar.oriiaic> fcd"rai"S naval"s. in
ne .i9tlmcnte dcspu@S de que e.
orgreSo "Fr.h" Ia resolution que de-
lara Il o>;siencia d" I'M e'ia"" dc
-uc@Ta c"'re los f.S'"""S Cn'a"S Y
A..emania. Fl Administrator d" la
AGIaHa Dc Boston, tue q prin'cro
~" CCuSisc6 io- harcoS aiemaneS m
;crraioS cH csc puerto. Los tuacl"na-
los fedrral"> DC New London. Conn.
iialtinor" New York : otroS pucrtos.
;;-uirron I::v"c 81 cjcm?io. ncsd" an
g del ~saa2vcer. %. a~yuaantcS &c los
!iarisra,c. 30 JOS E:St.Ccs UnidoS en-
ada 40 Ge los nTertos, cmpczaron
u tJNar INA li+ta dc toooS Ipi hartoS
.ntcrna|sS. gor ord"n de Su capac'Gad
In este n2erto. veint;Sicte tucroa
o. b"rCr< aic2an"~ @HctadoN. drSac
ei maieSwcso traSat}@Mtico water
land dc 3'.2n2 tone!a@aS de c"H'ci
dad ha$ll q "Matador. dc !.io" TO-
ne tCaS los prIMefP> Dar'"S *
cueStF""'> ~ !" 'Ai''' ''e
TO- 1ut''" .! '"'.'!'"t. N'.''
a"'M' H. i1h* "Ne' rF''e' t"''
&c HcarhiHi =! A'lc'"'h"'%, que lug
ron ~c2."'%"o@ 'H {! TO ia""s0,' d.
'e!.:i'H"E IL. '-'e ,'S'
>ie'e' T. ">'"'|',I's
sos narc"S 6 lie "'I-o '','' ''I'
- tF'Pu."''of'S e".H'"'' "
les : l." Ho!HrFcS- L! "i"Po '0'"'"-
10 poF iaS ~231'i'o""2S I'"S''''t> +oS
tHer"A Il o2rd" Il INK 'oSe''''' "S
iirh"S ""Ec"S' eSI"o'' c'''p"e2'''
'or los aFud"Nl"S "e los 'I"''>N" e.
Y a0MnlStradnreS %~cuah"!eS' "''"-
rs lie HMl%raci"A Y lterz&S oe m
tani"E.a DC los h'st""9S CN'Go5' Al
toihar p"SeSl'n dc cSo| oarcoS "'&"-
nos &: los 'IIcI"leS a!""'*h'> = NOS
rraT"n ~s"rpreu2'"os' reEo Ia MAYOR
2aT,e de clos sc ca'hbi" oron>aS con
cS visitanteS.
Las tri~.r,ac;oncs f:cron conduct
- -..;L., i,,.i..,c
r...l
:, ...I,;...u IL Uoo,i., Vii
, do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07
In CaTrancista Ia empren-
de d titBs con los chIaos
de zsFsgazs, CoaFl.

rc-rr>p"nirmriI E~>rrcia! para Ll fE:NeA
EAGLE PASS. Abril En- la Ger
RIA pob aciou coahuilenSe de lara
GOA. ACADIA dc ocurrir un suceso
que ticnc al pueblo ell doioroSa
~orstcrnaci5n.
ilacc a.gunuS amos c#tan r;HIicI-
do. cu IaragoZa. dcd!cardosc al CO
m~c~rio, aIguuos individuos dc nacio-
na'idad china. que ahi han crc;tio
ntercscs y que posccn uras ocho .
Hicz tieudas dc abarrolcS que cIcn
tan scgun Sc nos dice, cor gran ellen
tcIa.
lin los UItimoS mescs, y cuando IA
c",yslia Sc ma lido hacienda cada
roL mas eXccsivS, los concentrates
rhinos han hccho a los mc%icanos
ma terrible compctcncia. puc5 mier
tras astos ultimos han subIdo gran
!cmcnte sus ~prccioS, aquellos ape
las los han aIteTado.
Naturalmcntc, e. publico Sc ha
10 a comprar donde vcnden bara-
o, Is deer. 1 casa de los chlnos. 10
,Ir M dcsarrclisdo una terrible
'c'osidad contra eIIoS, en- ell ci@:nen-
o mcX'cano. que ha JuF@ao eNfer-
A!lar 4 los ch!noS. T.. que capitanei:
15te gru?o anurch.no, cs Ill CONFER
:iantc i.amado Lis Gaiindo.
49, dos dl%s, un so!dado cdrran
std, native del pueblo y amigo dc
- fUrlosos concentrates, tue l una
jienda &c cninos y apenas entro en-
2czo d d.sparar balazos Il dicStra y,
iniestTa. dciendo Que lba Il ACADIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

Governor JacschI,e, 1888.
Fin Hilo--C. j. D. Alters, 1880
En- San Juan-Odcnwald, 74g0.
I'm Page Pago, Samoa-Elsass
659l
En- Mani'a--AndalGsia. 5t2&' Bu-
chum. 6lGl; Camilla Rirkmrs. Ia
Carldicdcrichscn, 1913; Clara Jcbscn.
49,: Coh,ca4". &:29;Elmehorn. f5Ji,
E~,ssl:n"en, 1900. Joahnnc. 1881: Lycc-
moon, 1925; Mark. 6579: Pong Tong.
1851: Ra;ah, 2022; Sachscn. 1907;
San.bia, 1863. Sucvia, @789;Tubingcn,
55S2.
En- Zamboanga-BOrneo, PIGS; Ma.
-rudu. 1914; Darrell, 1908.
En- Cebu-Prinzess Alice. 1r.961.
Isintau, 1855; Wiegand 499,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

II SRA. II ~EN,lN SNNNEpiiN d'-"a "a
brr eI uar, t"ru dc E>iaDi~ia" 'at'. &C.
GU r 10 Ilvlg r-tkoH hace HIS d. tt a.
Vi ]!4ITI.s, trfFautr>. que >.3" so "'
CuuE3ss or I'll F~lHin ir iel1> :" 9'~tN+"1
"a u evUIRsfri,1 fc SI-Hn " - '''-'>
Ge Su..-rIt. zion q ~ IG,EN~N a pee
"a uli- - tIf-r'ue~ ~Nsrtu-. IHTj-.-~" q
-str .r.s. saEr..r. Sfg ''.r-ir .N 60
HAS -h-llEL-. LALIi rflNi5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

AritE6LO SeMERERBS-ie SehoraS, sens
rilaS Y aihcS, por mslo que sea RI @sild'
o.. cls 50 c1CusDirPn Y pO- deisrioraCcs
@ IL eSten s.S atOrnys. los Tcrorno
IImpio perfectsmepte y los dejo arrcEla
0rs a ia ultima moda, por - y - ccnlaS"S
Sra RubiO- lis Reynolds St Teiefono Gro
cEet. 3.4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

FARM ;nNH~Ip\ mo III HiC:m\pi
/. Ilf'l ISIB>

~ IhEN>h ">i% Tu:rilZLId para in'iy~'7r
l., "jni:iJI'ird 'ri -. !. h. ir.r,r. ,.,rJ
'."Ild - i+fn dc HJri"ndl " inrr",,n.. ~
Us rr"\iIhaS ii'inIrIi> : ficC.innr,. H..
''''''~Hiii.ln' rplirii. ri I.r"-n ,i. ~ "a.
i"H''> it"Nlr'i!"N. riGl. t!v.
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+ + = + = + !. !, !. !. j.
: AFlSO A NUESTROS
: SITSCRJpTOREc

Los s~nscriptorcs de LA PREM d.
: HA ne deben olvidar, cuando /.
: rambien de Residential, darnos F.
: Ia direction que han tenido Y la.
/" que deseen tener en- ade!ante ;
= pues sir este requisite no pode- !
: 'aos anotar ell cambio en- nues- .
+ tros libroa. 4.
+ 4 + 9 + # 6 + + + + + + 4, r i,
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PESQUISAS:-

HE>Eu sslcr cl paraGero - IN. Gla iIaG-
FIyera. cue e. - dc Mario actual q. .-.t "a.
pasar Tor Flagstaff, Aril0us. II ur -
che gIe Se SurCn" Iba Para t-|a""i..H
Ssradceerc NE lnrurmca e. psraH,.a rVeg
10. dirIsiendoSe i lsldTo Rivera, ~"
taft. ARIZONA. 20
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81 HECESlTA express Tarl que tly." IL.
DeiSca, a Ia rStacI6u 0 Gamble >u~ gHGr
bIes, habi"lc 4 E0saleS. TCleIun0 Crooked
.-5ty Travis f;SS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

DIR. TFE>N\nr LOPEZ. de- Ia farul'4J I
MexIco.-E-pccia,isra en- las en1cTDefa'is
tie ru> y-,s.--u9 nc!Cy EI!-.-tci"'uu" =
1SSs
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A~GRICILTORES

En- Ia region mlrera mas r1ca dc
Nuevo Leon, Sc vende hacienda de
coce dias de aqua de medic buey, cen
las tierras de labor correspondence.
Para informes dirijanse a
GREGORIO LOPEZ.
T: u: Box 81 Laredo, Texas.
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NJ - -,...r.,vI ,.r'nr> - }3Urr Ir8l1hr"
Ia e-t. ----inr a. Drain. PuHl's amos "r'
h~sS,tII>a -ri~ l",r> conservatives pOE II
rE>o I.N,i SNlN CENIANoS-
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DPCRII NiDtn IN urercdrEir iarJ Il E"u
IL e f-r-~urE"- rler.f'co> an Ia ."rr.hiI
CT Hc,Er.;sE lbs N|rSoTa~ hI"H nrritar.I.
ds> pyrS rIsHcJIr ) lpoyIr Elut1"r'rani"N
1c tSta v.n;a. ohirpdraU una -Inti't.a d"
SIS. 90 = 50 nrH. cuan'in CIJdIr. al ~
FocIo blrja>c 4 y !. L.. &C." IA 'I:t\
81 !!;s
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ATENCION.

DfSLO c~rr3.,rar IN To2c-"r o,!-.' ..rrr
'n i~i5 tiI'i7d liS I'm >,rt,. ,l," i a.. H..
N-"rt.Hl I'i,TS. " "uiri" .'n,uu ,,,f, r,-I
- raifli!lG. DrrIiI-' 4 l.. -. ruI i1i
>talIuI, H..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

.SSiSO.-IGUr'r : rcug..o ~al.tFn-.s %
paja. I.eIGr, y Panama NruIr ~"r,'~".,~
nueyoS. mat rgdlr~ lr-'tsT.,- ~i-'-nu in-
Gas ioTn.g> 3 .~;i,a>. [".lu rli'. ,-s.''- Ia-
"a >Jmbrrryr-a.-t ~N"'t~"~. a. ~ iin'.~
ton 81. -, \f.E"G.n. 7"NI-.
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SoLIGlTO correspondence can >"lu"Ta "
Sehurlta he vent" q Igrin'S 3uu~ ar yea
ooi.,o T-il-u 30 d5i"~. 80
espalol h0urado. con POGO Ur rtgi'5l.
pirIjaSc a "'II'Ur11y". Trn'r. lie NH.p-
clos IA PRENar. -
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;ESTA I'd.

$Ha d"FOIid3nn sI cnrarmedad? NO 10
ran >ah"io lbs in"dtcos 4 TIitenes hs
r"n.Hii1umt tpa5rr listed enfermedad
'T6''ira: Ma perdr!b listed In ssperan.
"a u" '"T "iTidD? No. has que
G"s.>;t'rT "a H. GirE gratuItamenia In
iu" d"be u.ird laCer. EScrlbame hoy
'iii>'-i". duJI!"ulJU r-'lnirI!!, nara h.
".>'"i'>li "''" iLHH"n.-ciS \, E"l ~
SN iNT0>IG. TEXAS.
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DR.. >AIrIE t.Ai,yN hDtrE. de IA Facui
lad e." N.,kIrp aLsD':ZEGp en- -! E>!aCu q
Trxas. -. c~rIS!Iei: eC eGrrTIr"t!ad~> S-n!tt
uriGas!a< Y Ulru "A en- -rnrrhl. ~
Gina. ~ Last Nleva -. TeleiUuO FrSS.
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bR.IT,S LONG NCZOUIZ. CIruE:t nsneTs.
kSpcr-a,.la III intermediates rtDltO-IriHa
risS y >:GCrrlp-iL r;rrin1 FrO>. EItti!.a-
No.sSsL T~-ivf6rv Travis 80. ilOraS 81 80
Gins - 4. ~ = . 4 n - ~
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PRoTE>0aI ii" piano, riaSeS I dowic:iir
rreC.oS Elu,.iccS. LlsRI- teletOno lTaY'
asa
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TAoilGTNiiN- E>-r'ur' ru N,GsEEt, Tr.
RedI:rEi IT, Iibro,. lu-lr>. Ur,rIr"'. - "a.
SciIa 81. - HI,k> 'SuIIIlG=. % % s.-S-.r %
,ES ~ iJ -
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PROFESiONALES:-

DE It,\CI-t' NiLpI II GnNEK-C'f'
STA s"r-rt"l csl'rIiltDrnie '~Uf"rurrua,!'> o-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
Woodmen of the World.

At the head camp meeting which
convenes in Lincoln March % repre-
sentatives from all the camps in Ne
braska will be present. Representa-
tives to the national head camp will
be elected, as we'll as recommends
tions for changes of laws desired by
the various camps will be discussed
Omaha will send full delegations from
its different organizations.
A special meeting has been called
by the officers of Thomas Camp No
523 for Tuesday evening in Lycks
hall.
Kosciuszko Camp No. $50 holds its
regular and special meeting April ]
at 2 p. M. in Woodmen of the World
hall, Twenty-seventh and L streets
Ziskuv Dab Camp No. lis will meet
Sunday morning, April l, in Turner
hall, Twenty-hrst and u streets.
April / is the date set for a big
meeting of Columbus Camp No. 50
at Prague hotel, Thirteenth and Will
lam streets.
A general meeting of Pomixtouski
Camp No. 482 is scheduled for April
| in Pulaski hall, 1896 South Thirty
third street.
Comenius Camp No. Is will meet
Saturday evening, March 81, in Metz
hall, Thirteenth and William streets.
South Omaha Camp No. I'll holds
its regular work session for the month
Wednesday evening in Woodmen OF
the World hall, opposite the post
Office, South Side.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
KohIberg Case Now Ready
To Be Given to the Jury

With the exception of the tcsti-
mony of two witnesses who will be
called by the state in rebuttal, the
evidence has all been submitted in
the Kohlberg arson trial, The case
will probably so to the jury the first
OF the week
Joseph KohlberS, proprietor OF
"The Farnam." moving picture
theater at l+lS Farnam street, is on
trial on an indictment for arson re-
turned by the grand jury, His thea
ter was Quilted by fire on February /,
The state alleges that he tried to col
lect $4,000 insurance on fixtures worth
81 600
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
LODGE ROOM NEWS
OF GREATER OMAHA
Local Odd Fellows Make Prep
arations to Entertain Many
of Grand Lodge Officers.
PYTHIAN SISTERS INITIATE

Onlaha Lodge NO. :, Odd Fellows,
yonferrsd the third degree last Fri
day' The attendance is gradually in
leasing which IS very encouraging to
me ofhcers. FRIDAY the lodge will ell
Ierta'n state Lodge No. ~, Beacon
doodge NO, ~ and Wasa Lodge No
'o'. lie grand representative, grand
master deputy grand master, grand
warden, grand secretary and grand
i.easurer have advised that they will
De present and as Tar as the records
snow 1t VIII be theNtlrst time so many
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
High priced car owners
turning to the Maxwell!

service, appearance, comfort
and convenience-at only $685.
f. o. b. Detroit. 1t is all the car
you want-all you can use-and
it is foolish to pay more than the
Maxwe price its simply
extravaganza.
The best time to find out
about real motor car values
about which car is going to please
you-is before you make the pur-
chase. Let us show you the Max
we'll and explain the statements
in detail that we have made here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
Eagles.

Eagles Of Omaha. Benson and Flor
ence will have a joint smoker and en-
tertainment Thursday evening at the
hall of the Omaha Aerie. This enter
tainment is given for the purpose Of
bringing together the members Of the
order within the limits of future Oma-
ha, and to open combined campaign
for members. The committee in
charge is composed of members from
all aeries, and an elaborate program
has been arranged, one of the features
of which will be the rendition of the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
Knights Of Pythias.

Nebraska Lodge No. will hold its
regular meeting Monday evening at 8
o'clock sharp at Crounse hall, There
will be no work in the ranks, but there
will be a gala time for the entertain
ment Of all present. Most of the eve
ming will be spent in musical and dra.
matte extravaganza. You will miss a
good time if you are not there. There
will be either an Italian or Holland
luncheon served after the festivities.
The Pythian Sisters will meet Mon
day evening in the reception room of
Crounse hall, opposite the postoffice.
A class will be initiated into the mys-
teries of the order. An invitation is
extended to all Pythian Sisters who
belong to the order in some other
city.
Have you found out what the ff-
teenth and one-half order of business
is? Say, you had better come and
look it over. 1t will pay you.
The entertainment committee is
planning an open meeting for the
near future, probably April 9. Watch
for confirmation of the date later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

The man who buys an extrav-
-agant motor car because Of an
extra coat of varnish-or such
extra equipment as a cigar light
er or vanity case-is certain to
get tired of his bargain.
Sooner or later the continu-
ally high upkeep expense will
become too much for him. Then
he turns to the Maxwell. Thou
sands of owners are doing this
very thing.
The Maxwell offers the same
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

Norwegian ballad, "Yeg-og-Yem," by
H. Jacobsen.
South Omaha Aerie will conduct a
goulash contest at its club rooms Sun.
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Benson Aerie at its last meeting
initiated a class of candidates. For
years BeAson had the prize degree
team and members are again rehears-
ing for the next state meeting at Ne
braska City.
Fontenelle Aerie, Florence, is busy
preparing for large class initiation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
somewhere in France"
North's Nephew Wounded

sam North, district passenger agent
OF the Illinois Central, is in receipt
of a cablesram announcing that at
Some place in France" his nephew,
Douglas North, has been wounded
and is in a hospital No other i'll
formation is conveyed,
Young North went to the French
front with one Of the Canadian regi-
ments and he is supposed TO have
been wounded soon after reaching
the firing line. He is l9 years OF
age and is son of Mr.. North's
brother, residing in Canada, Just
across from Detroit.
D. lu.I l. D.oJ,en pncuIte
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25

friends will enjoy a social time, Fri
day evening the supreme scribe, John
c. Snyder, will be entertained at a
banquet at the Hotel Rome. Follow
ing the banquet there will be an open
meeting in the hall, Nineteenth and
Farnam. Speaking, music and So
cial time will be the program.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-25
Ben Hur Banquet.

Ben Hur members to the number OF
100 or more will give a banquet Fri
day evening at the Hotel Rome in
honor of a visit from their supreme
scribe, John c. Snyder of Crawfords'
vile, Ind, who will be here at that
time The dinner is to be held at 7