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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-06-01

MO, they are not right up-t,
| IN every one is very desirs
would barely pay for the bu
odd suits, only a limited qua
terials as velours, bolivia clot
checks, pongees, etc., all silk
fitting styles, the color range
wonderful, at $2.s5.
| This Cleara
Wome,
| At !
| As Another Sensati
THEY, too, are odd coats, in
/ cloths, covert cloths, Dol
styles, some have large collar
limited quantity lasts, $685..
Burgess-Nash &c
Wash Rags, 1c
anu Nit" wash rags limited
quantity to each customer, no
phone or mail orders, at, 1e each.
Crash Towels, Sc
Roman twill crash towels,
small size for individual use, Sc
each.
Table Linen, 49c
Unbleached union linen table
damask, 81 inches wide, dice pat
tern, very special, Acc Yard
Center Pieces, 19c
Also scarfs, sizes 1880 and
30x30, white with delft blue but
ton hole edge and embroidery, Ice,
each. 90" ~.
Sport Middies, $1.O0 -.n.
Fine material, shocked on
either side, full belt, large collar,
pockets trimmed with fancy ma
terial, $l.00.
Muslin Petticoats, $1.00
Single or double flounce of EN-
broidery, regular and extra sizes,
$1.00.
Muslin Underwear, 45c>
Including gowns, petticoats,
combinations, envelopes, chemise,
drawers, corset covers, etc., spe-
cial, at, 45c.
Net Corsets, CSC
Summer net corsets, medium
low bust, long skirt, free hip, well
boned, special, SOC.
Brassieres, at Csc
An assortment of brassieres,
lace and embroidery trimmed, both
front and back, Csc.
Collar Buttons, 1c
Collar button sets, 4 on a card,
gold plated with celluoid backs,
card, le.
Silver Plated Set, SLIPS
5-piece silver plated sets, con-
sisting of berry spoon, cold meat
fork, sugar shell, butter knife and
gravy ladle, complete, SIPS.
IL Beauty Pins, 10c
Gold plated beauty pins, assort-
ed styles, ~ for Zoe.
Stamped Dresses, 48c
Children's ready made dresses
of fine quality nainsook, lace
trimmed, stamped for embroidery.
Sizes 6 months to 1 year, 48e.
Linen Lace, 10c
Linen lace in white or ecru, for
edging center pieces, scarfs, pill
lows, ETC., 10c a yard.
Stamped Towels, 10c
Turkish guest towels, pink and
blue borders, French knot and
solid designs, 10c.
Wash Goods, SC
Splendid assortment of wash
materials, including lawns, voiles,
batistes, etc., Sc yard.
Wash Suitings, 1870
27 inches wide, dark or light
colors, plain and fancy, 1870
yard.
Galatea Cloth, 12lac
81 inches wide, dark or light
desirable for rompers, 121sc
yard.
Ginghams, at 121ac \
Dress ginghams, toile du nord,
A. F. c. Yorke, etc., special, 12ke
yard.
Embroideries, at 10c
Swiss and nainsook, edges and
flouncings, also corset cover en-
broideries, 6 to 10 inches wide,
l0e yard.
Lace Samples, SC
Sample pieces of laces, en-
broidery and braids, Y to / yard
lengths, Sc each.
Embroidery, at SC
Edges, insertions and headings,
good selection, at, Sc yard.
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HIS Beatrice.
4ne @eatrite.

- N~hANANNH
3. u. 8en6ergrnft, 6er fiirSlif
unter Der 8eiduIbigung, I'M Sabre
1915 Die 8irtihnft bon 3retps i'm
$306 b%eIto5len at boben, bon Scar.
rep Bierber gebro9t tptr6e, gelang
es eeiterit aus benz @efGngnis at
ettpeidenb na66em er oas SdIoB
Der mad Dem 4orri6or fii6renoen
2iire erbroden botte.
Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81.
81. Cool bon Omaha fitbr nit iaiuenl
autontobiG 3ienstag oben6 in Die
apotbefe bon 9enrer in Der iiibl.
6. Ctr. bitein ur6 aertriimmerte Die
Shdufeniterideibe. Qud tpir0e elm
&eil 0es @eb1l1oes beitGOigt. Ser
8efnnti6noen be8iffert iid nuf ct.
ma $500. Ger 9rafttDagen tul1roe
ebenfoIs teilneiie 6emoEiert, bod
enttdm Cool unberIett.
Die 8abG Der g6nler uno Sdi.
lerinnen Der 9ohifnle, peIde lire
@eifepriiflng obgelegt baben, be.
tr6gt II. 9ienstdg itn6 0onners.
tag ndditer ISOLDE tuer6eh bon ben
6dfIern Observation-Disclosures Der.
nnitoltet llno 5reitag abeno, ben J..
Stui finOet Die QusiteGung Der 81.
b[0me ftatt.
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unb blaiis, Don elmer tiefseTdlussnsn
Mun6e e~ntitelIt unb in sersouItes
6dor gsrabmt.
.Seoer Der @etommentn FAB mil
gnfIebeu arf bic tote QluItnori, bic
man an b1s 6enifsr bislt; bod otiets
bas gntIeben aud anbaGt unb bets
Fduioes Mtnrmeln erbob feline pet6en
5lidel. Die 8a9leuts Ifirmtsn mad
obsn. Gie fanoen bds 3immsr berries
qelt uno NIT Ma0belu eng Oerbaut.
aIs e. tbnen enbli6 s,Iunssn mar,
binein3ubre9en, i6lus ibnsu cine
oi6te 2obs Geuer e%ntsegeu -. 9ufs
fas Saus brannts in Der Rd9t Bis
auF bic Re[er bsrab un6 GuIinari
fam ni6t nm ibrsn S6eitsrbaufen."
Rod elmer ileinen 8eiIe fragts
Qnbrsas ben Snbsr mad ben sebeimen
9erbinounger, bic iOI6ss Sun boIs
bringer. Qber er nidte nur unb lentte
bdnn alb: IS 1T lsibgspurbensr qott'
Ii6sr @ille. Die frsmben 8sb0rbsn
per6ieten einen 9rdu6; absr tr piro
fi6 nit ser Gider6sit olss gtotipsns
oigen ielber bur9ieben."
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C~ckaIs1i0ttrid6ten
aus Sremcnt, Mcbt.l
s%Sretnont, %. mtoi.

Sremort, "a. Mioi.
Bier jitnge Wdnner BON Sooper
Iieben Ii6 in Die arntee e~inreiben:
Mdnrice WonniG in 6os Sngenteur.
forps; @ititob $arrtS aur Rabo[le.
rie ltr0 8ult[ 2ooidet1 uro Better
Scffers in Den StgnoL 9ienIt. &ae
uerben nod Sort 2oguiL Colo. se-
Innot iner6en.
grofeiior @aterbouie tebt an Der
spise elmer @epegung, ollie Sire.
monter Mdnner unb 6roaen 1T cine
potriotiide 2ied at bereinen, urt0
IenOet SdiiIer Der bieiigen $o9itule
III bic S1ltier, Inn llnteri1riFten gu
ionmeIu, our9 rpeIde bic Bette ftf
bereit erfl1ren in allen &ineen benz
Q~rdlioenten an belfen.
Solepb 9oberts bat feline arbeit
ais aiieiior bon Glfborn Sotunibip
beenbet.
Die 6remont a0bofoten fperoen
morgeu ibr iGbrli6es gicnic an
Scanning See baIten utt6 miro Sire.
mont beriufen uliiiien obue Strei-
tigfeiten fertig 81 per6eu.
Die folgenoen Sremonter i%telter-
ten suiammen 500 fir BEN Council
fir arieggarbeit BET: s. 6. Grntt,
q. 81. Gine, 3ob gape, 9o6er Bros,
Jrorf 5otpIer, Srnnf &otnntorb, g..
90. aeene. 20. S. goirtrigbt, %. q.
40ams, 6. 81. @ltrnen, g. s. Mab,
5. E. Mnp, s. 9. anapp.
Ger ebentoIige 9aitor 6er ct.
Someg Stride lit gum Si1fg- giidof
Der Qi03eie bon 3odn8, Ser. ers
udlrnt moroen.
ltnjere gfegierung gebrouft iett
bicle Stenogropben unO iolen oa.
RIM bon iest al III ben &oitgebGlt.
Sen Der Stodteu Soma uno Aebrosfa
je0en @onat Grominatiouen fir ioI.
DE, bic Ith I'M oerartige Stel[en
b~efuerben, Dorgenommerl fDer0en.
Cine Qn3obl 6rentonter 9nnfiers
reiite bette nod Columbus, Inn boz
ielbit Der aonbention Der @r4ppe 2
Der 0ebrasfa @nnfiers bei5utpo1npn.
am Sreitog nohmittag miro in
Ser 5reirnaitrerboIIe cine 8eriortrt.
lung gebaIten Der6en. &ortenipie.
Ie iDeroen Die 3eit bertreiben unb Die
9reiie, Die at getpinren iin6, iin6
bon 6remouter @ei6dftsIeuten geIie.
iert ipor6en. Die, melfe ni6t &or.
fen fpieLen, 6itrfen itrifep. Nan
miro cine Silber 4oIleftioh ollfneb.
men.
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Der SnqpnOperein Der 8optiitei
@emein6e on Der Sbea Greet miro
|iein Snbresfeit ndditen Sonrtag,
ben 81. Mai rddnt. 3 ltbr IN Der
Stride feiern. @s lit fin Elm reid.
boItiges Brogrnmm fleiBig seiibt
moroen. SeOermann lit bierntt
frelm6Ii6It Sur Geitfeier e%ireelaoeu.
Die Spgung Der 8ereinigurg Der
'6ertihen 8aptiiten @entein6en bon
Nebrosfa miro bonn %. bis 81.
'Mtot in Der @eneinoe GreIton itott.
.finoen. Gs tper6en gertreter bon
'Omobd, Beatrice, 6remont, Scottss
Bluff, 9Intte Center, Sumpbreb u.
Shell Greet ertuartet. gaitor s.
IS. @eoeI bon &lottebiGe miro Der
0rtsgemein6e n19iten Sonntag NIT
Dem 8orte oierett.
o.. gornIdlegpl.
Serr tttt6 Groit Masen bdben bon
Ser 9unbesmilit1rbeb1roe Die gt1f).
riGt erbolten, 6ob ibre Sodter, Die
aranfenpflegerin SRI. emma Sea.
ten, Die bel Der @ei6oBerploiton
'nltf Dem 9ampfer g9ongolia" Der.
lett fpuroe, ii9 auf Dem @ege Der
'geiierling befin6et. Die iunge 90.
me, Die itf o1tf benz Bege nod
5ronfrei9 befdn6, lit int @arineboi-
pitol IN Der 8roof[pn Rabp gor6
untereebrodt.
&elte o6en6 fin6et in Der MGn.
nerhorbol(e elm 8oG Ser Gompanb
8. Ser Milia itott, bic gegenpdrtig
Die Bride peitli6 bon Columbus
.beipndt. Die Ginnobmen flieBen Dem
gMeBfon0" ODER mas man ori 0eiti1
o8umuielfoiie" beaeidnen niir6e, al.
Sn &anias Gin mttr6e Iebte $50.
die cine 9lin0enonltdlt eroffnet, oie
ben gatuen yaat9erine Sale Sn0lt.
trial Some for blind 8omen"
fiibrt. 8rau Sale lit cine fribere
8etpobnerin bon Columbus, bic it6
in aonids Gitp INT Die 8ltn6enfitr.
Jorge iebr berOient gemadt bat.
Ger @emeine Soc s. 5bobo6a
Der 0aiGi3 60. s. bat iid ben 9ali.
men Der reHten @ono obgeidoIien,
miro oIio bienihtnFdbig iein. ct Be.
fpohte DIE Bride am 2oup oIs ibnr
oa8 llu9liif p%otjierte.
Die @r1tppe 2 0er 9ebrd8fa Ban.
.fiers bat bieier Gage ibre aonDen.
tion bier ~obgebolten.
Ole aampogne fir oos &ote
.arelis lit 6ieie ISOLDE INT Columbus
I'm @nnae. MaDor &erien6rof bat
bic g[rbeit inter ieiner 0berIeitlng.
@fon ertportet ben gettritt bon meb.
reren b1tnoert RitgIieoern.
SEER unb Sra1 6. O.. BaIter
nitr0en Die gnfnnft zines geiutoen
StommbaIters bod erFreut. Der
@roBpapa g. 3. IGhelt aud nit
Dem eort8en @eiidt.
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rOatreffcr.

Su ianem erIten Setter sebt Der
beuttae @orl0sS erolO 10 melt, Slt
foroern Die gi[Opng bon s@litteG.
europa miiIIe onrd amerifa ber-
bin0ert neroeit, ieIbit tueun Der aai'
Ter a6geIett unb pte Gapoleon auf
ser Sniel SeIeno ber6dnrt perOen
miiIie. M%itteleilropa beoeittet Die
ausIbaLtung 9euti6lanOs nls @e.
fabr fiir oen Sentiment g[tnerita. SIS
6eoeutet natiirli6 aud cine @efabr
fir BEN .eugliihen @eItbunOelsblod.
Dab alto Der ltn0 ntdt Die &ehte
Ser fleinen @0lter our6 amerifa
gerettet iperOet muB Dos lit uuier
iesiges ariees5iel. &merifa ioa gtil-
lionen an @elo unb Weni9enleben
obfcrtt Inn Die gngldnoer bon einent
S6refgeipenit 3ti befreien. Sorbep,
uie bait On Sid beranoertl
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Gin gutes inert 1T BON
So9n Qinbt, einem Raufmann in
gsa9, %. 8, in Qnr9ullg gebradi
porben, Oas, tpenn es fi9 ausfiibreu
Iabt, fir Elm berftummeItes Sinh Els
ne @erfOrgung fiirs 2eben gornn.
tisrt. Dor ldngerer 3eit bate ii9 biz
n%eunidbrige Gilomsna Nluiil BET Ell.
mem osr G9%neetiirme bieIss 8tnters
omerirtt. Bon ibren srfrorenen San.
Den muBteu bic Singer amputteri
fuerbeu. lin ben plan 2inbts Sur
Qusfibrung gu bringen, iin6 Sauiens
be bon 9tlbern bes unglidItden
0pfers bes S9nesiturmes ongefers
tigt pprbsn, bic III alien S6ulen bes
States oertsiIt unb fit 10 Gents
bos Slid b~ertauft nerOen follen.
Wlan bufft auf btsfs 8eiie $4,000
3uiamulsn gu bringsn, unb btsIe
Sumnte tpiirbe gsniigsn, Inn bic ura
gIidIi4e RIeine sur asbrerin auss
bilbsn 3 Iafen. SisrOura piirbe fis
Eiirs 2sbeu beriOrgt isin.
Der 81 Sabre aIte arbeis
ter Dan Milfpn ftarb i'm Gtabts
9uipttuI bon Ranias Gitp, S., an
gerleBungeu, bic sr lei einem
STREET bor brei QBp9en erlitten bats
Il, st bate ieitOem gearbeitet unb
Ipurbe nur tpegs1 zines 4nfales BON
2ungenert3iinbung Ing 9oipttal gee
6rodt. ST ertldrte bort, SaB er felt
Dem STREET Dor brsi 8o9en S6merz
gen in Der RinnIaOe unb benz 8ruits
bein beripiirt, bieielben aber ni9t
peiter beadtst bdtte. Die 2ei9enI6au
srsab, bas bic RinnIabe unb bas
9ruIt6etn gebrp4en iparen unb burd
ben 8ru6 bes 8ruitbeins ii4 2uns
genent5iubung enttpidelt batte.
So5n WtRt9ofs, Elm 8it,
per nit s ainbern, lpsIdsr in Der
DarrsnsG iienqieBsrei in Qsip Bort
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Sa6riF6rnnS in @OrfoG.

glorfolf, g2ebr. "a. g1ai. ~ 9ie
5abrit Der 9orfolf Beading 60. lit
belrte MIR nod Elm rait6en6er Grim.
merboufen, Senn iie plirbe 1itttpod
nodmittng Elm &oub Der 6lnnnlen.
Isle bas 5eiler, 6os Inn 1 llbr mad
mittags beuIertt ipuroe, entltan6en
lit. lit Gin Rdtiel. Der angeridfete
Shaben niro auf $4,000 bis $50
900 geidatt. 2lIein eiHgealafte
gobnen i'm @erte bon $4,000 fie
len ben 6tammen gum &anb, bes
gIeihen Elm Subeno gabnmaggons
NIT GobIeu uno pertpoae Raihine
RE.
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nrbelist unb in PbiIipsburg pObnt,
rants %friibmorgsns, als sr bas jiings
tie ainO tinf4lGfsrte, bic gnte.tS
iuns, Odb i'm Sauis Geusr ausses
bro9en mar. 81 medic bic idIafeHs
ben Rinber, raHnts NIT benz iiiugiteH
auf bic Gtrobe unb REF ben anberen
&inbsrn saL aug BEN Gsntsr. 0ss
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@eqbuo In 8amore.

8pmore, @ebr., "a. Mot. =
g[uf ieiner Snbrt bon 9enoer rod
Soieb9 batten S6abdmtsiefre.
tar Mcaooo un0 %. q. 8. Sor.
Ding, @~ouoerneir Der 8un6esreier.
6ebe66rOe bier einen fitraet gfuient-
bait, ben ite oo5u benusten, Die bic.
iige glotiondI 8onf 3ii beiuden, ttn0
Die 2citer oerielbeu at beronloiien
itatt Der qeseidneten $1,000 ariegs-
$4,000 in Der Sreibeits. an.
leibe on5ltlegen.
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Sa6ritasletae6maa in Sapan.

2lm l. Sept. 1916 trat in Sapar
Elm @eIeB gum S9ub Der syroues
uub ainbsr in Rraft. Sapan bsI6df,
tigt ettpa 100000 Grauen IN GROCER
6abriten; es Iin6 aber in~sbeIon0er
Die tIeineren 8etrisbe, bic ettpa l.,
100000 6rauen beIddfttgsn, pel9t
aud bss grGBten glibbrau6s meni6.
li9sr arbsitsfraft be3i9tigt tper0en
So bonOslt fid in Der Sauptia9e lin
8etriebe in Der 9e%rtilinbuitrie. 0ai
9eitB beitimmt sine Marimaldrbeits.
3eit bon 3n0lf 6tunben per Gag; BIZ
MabI3eit inbegrtffen, Sn beionOersr
GGaen tperbsn 4usnabmen geftattet
0dmit lit frsili9 nod ni6t srrei6t,
mas europdiI4e 6tnnten borI9reiben
oenn Obns beitimmts 3sit3uteilung fiji
Die Nabl3eiten pirb gsfptB mondsl
Mibbrnr1 beiteben bleiben. Der Di,
RECTOR i'm iapdniI4en MiniItsriun
fir 5anOeI unO SuSutrie, 0to, Iost
III sinsm 8ortrus., ben TT auf cine
Runoreiie i'm 2onbs bielt, baB Di
ae9ierung germ cine uieorigsre Mart
mnlarbeits3eit porssldrisben bate
ALIEN bic Gitteu in Sapun IisBen Dor
aI tsiue Deitsrgsten0s Gini6r1n
tung gu, uno gsssnibsr ben bsitaRoe
nsn 9~sbdItniFsn bsOtuts bos GeTeb
bus natirIth aud nod anbsrs 8e,
Iimmangsn aaffsat. IdoR elmer
,RieisnfOrtfdritt!1
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Der Berg mann 8~itliam
9elnns4 BON @dbarOt, N2o,, beaIeitett
unldngt feline 8amiIis, aus Grou
anb bier ainbern beItebenb, gum Be,
fa9 BEL 5reunben nod Cumberland,
mo- bieie bic No9t aubra9te. Del 90.
ter tebrte oLieiE mad Saufe suriid
nnb erlitt Bet einsm in feinem 6ouft
ausgebro4enen Seuer ben Sob. Rad
BEN grdno, Der baHelbe bolltGnbiq
5erttOrte, purbe bic bol6berfobItl
2eide bes llnslidIi6en aufgsfunben
ais fi4 elm Sous m mn
gegen cine Bano in einem Son3ToaII
in Siour Gttp Sa., Is5Rte unb babe
SufGaig elmer Isinsr metaIIenen Uni
fprmtnDpfe bic aSpFe stueitr gGqe
beribrte, f9ob fi4 gu ieinem GrItau
men Elm Sell Der 8anb meg un6 aal
ben 3ugang fret 3a einem fpo6l aus,
9sitatteten S4ant3immer. 0urG BIZ
9ertbruns mar Elm eIsttrif9er Gtron
geidIofen fporben, Der bic Danb Der,
i4Ob. Der Gisentimer Jrant eba
paros berbaftet, Msbrere fra6sri
Ra@ias ouf bas aOtoI tparer srgebr
nislos berlaufen.
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Der arOhs Snpitsrflcd.

Ser gr0bts Der plonetsn, Supiter,
Der bic GrDe an umfnns 1300moI
unb an MaiIe 310mal ibertrifft, if
BON elmer gang sigentiimli6en gt'
mpipbdre umge6en, in Der it6 sipat
grobe umpdI3ungen ppl3ieben, obet
bod beltimmte 3Ouen benz asquatut
parallel 0erloufenb gu unterf9eibeu
Iin0. auberoem maiden Iia 5lsden
bemertbar, bic gum Sell cine auffGI'
ligs 9auer beIiBen. Inter ibnen III
ber bsri6mteite unb beItGnbigite Der
iogenaunte groBe rott Sled, Der iid
3nii6sn benz %. nnb 80. greitengrob
Der iiibIi6en Supiter9olbtugeI in sts
i1er 2Gnge bor ettpa $4,000 unb ei,
ner greite bpn $4,000 ailumetet
ausOe1nt. Auf bic Grbe iibertrogen,
piirbe OisIsr Sled alp me9r aIs ein1
NAL Inn ben gan3eR llmfatg unIeres
NeItt6rpsrs berumreidsu unb i'm
taft gang einbiiuen. Man pirbe eIau,
ben biirfeu, baB bieier Sled Elm God
in bet atmpiphdrs bs8 Supiter be,
beutet, bur9 0as mon auf feline ei.
gentlide Sberftd9e binOur9fiebk
Dem piberiprtdt obsr Der llmitanb,
oob bic 8eiuegung bes 6Isdens mil
Der a4feumOrebung bss 9on3en pla,
neten ni4t gnn5 glei6f0rmig erfoIgt
Ilan miiBte alfo gum min0eiten an,
nebmsn, baB btes God in Der 4tmps,
p3are, heTen BtItonb iberbalpi
i4psr gu ertldreN pdre, f9 i'm 2auI
Der 3eit berl4iebt Ser betannti
aftronOm antonidbi bat bic Nlei.
nurg gedubert, bisIsr rpte sled fei
bas erite, nod in bsr 9ilouna Be.
g~riffene Jeitlano, bos auf Der Ionf
10 fIifigen Sberfldae bes Supitsi
ii4 ausg.I4teben babe. 8obrI9ein,
lid f9pamnet aud bic erften 3elt.
Idnber Der @rbt auf elmer feuriq
fliifign Mafe.
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Nus cineolit, uebr.
@erreaneteg @pnaert.

3os ouf ben 81. 9lai aneefinbig.
te airdenfonSert In Der eo,. ltttb.
Sobannes Stride IL itno Blllm
Str. 2incolu, muBte ttnginitigen
8etters fuegeu I'M Iebten aitgenblid
berihoben iper6en rtno foG nun am
Bfingitmontog ben %. Waai oben6s
s llbr itnttfin6en. o..
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GyOrOert sdaSeneriat.

Beatrice, glebr., "a. @3di. -
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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-11-01
A YEAR OF CHEER.

A lot of good fortune is in store
for those families who are on The
Youths Companion subscription list
for 191S-a year of cheer
There will be a glorious serial OF
group stories, ranging from girls
war story by Grace S. Richmond and
Indian adventures by James Willard
Schultz, to the unrivaled tales of for
mer days by G. A. Stephens.
The charm of Companion stories
lies in the fact that whether they are
specially written for boys or for girls
everyone enjoys them to the full
Then there are special pages for the
family, boys, girls, and even for lit
tie children-while the editorial
page, current events and a doctors
corner supply all the requirements OF
the family for good reading. And
this particular feast can come from
no other source.
The Companion alone is 50, but by
special arrangement new subscribers
for The Companion can also, by add.
ing only rs cents, have McCall's Mag
azine for 1918, both publications fol
only $2.25.
This two-at-one-price offer in
cludes:
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-11-01
Phone 20

wonderfully well. Each is preparing
for an army and navy club. A down.
town office building has been rented
in each of the cities, and will be con-
verted in its entirety for club pur-
poses. Bremerton also is doing we'll
in its entertainment. All three Of
these Washington cities are arrang-
ing numerous social gatherings at
which the men are guests.
'I was pleased with San Francisco.
Here three clubs already have been
formed and Others are being arranged
for. San Francisco is setting an ex-
ample in hospitality which many of
the big cities in the east would do
we'll to follow"
He is drawing particular attention
on this visit to the War Camp Com
munity Recreation Fund, new fund
which Is to be used to further the
"outside the camp" activities.
"It is very important that all the
people in the country grasp the full
purport of this big government move
ment," he said. There is something
much more significant in it than the
mere furnishing of a. good time.
Through these activities we expect to
maintain the most efficient army the
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-11-01
Oregon Railroads
Help Win War

What the Spokane, Portland & Sc
attic Railway Company and the Ore
gon Trunk railway are doing in their
efforts to help win the war is shown
in report of freight operations for
the month of August just made pub
lie by General Superintendent A. j.
Davidson.
The report shows an increase of
almost fourteen million revenue ton
miles, or an increase Of 81 per cent,
compared with the same month last
year. This increase was handled
with only 13 per cent more freight
train miles.
"This showing was made possible" /"
explains Mr.. Davidson, "by an in
crease of Is per cent in the average
miles per locomotive per day, and
an increase of "a per cent in tons per
train.
This result was also materially
helped by the continued cooperation
of shippers in the better and prompt
er loading of cars, reflected by an in
crease in the average tons per loaded
car Of almost six tons"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-11-01
Recreation Fund
Gaining in West

The west is more than holding its
own as an entertainer, according to
Lieut.. Richard e. Byrd, U. S. NJ, who
is now making tour Of the Pacific
coast states for the War Department
and Navy Department commissions on
training camp activities. Lieut.. Byrd
is secretary of the Navy Department
commission on training camp activi-
ties, but on this particular trip is
representing both the army and navy.
Prior to coming west he toured the
greater portion of the east. Every
where he has found the camp COM
munities responding to the demand Of
the government that clean, healthy
recreations be provided for the new
army and new navy. The goal to-
ward which the government is aim
ing is not yet reached, but the west is
not tagging.
Seattle and Tacoma are doing