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9ie tarfiids sprafle.
S8r urfprung sreift, in bas eraue alter.
tum snrif.

JBL MLi41AAB HANti W hAR b+N@~ @Att
tum snriif.
Die metIten Sdriftfsler, Die F6
1ur GeIdi6te bes tirtiideu 8oltes
auBern, gebeu an. Dag bic alteiten
gro6sn Der tiirtiIan 6prode au
S:nIdriften bes z. un0 s. nah6rifs
litsa 5abrbuHDerts 8u finbeu ieien
Dies 1T no9l ri9tig, iOpeit e f4
UNI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5erte bauoeIt,
es trifft nber niti 80, penn mon
aud eiu3eIne I6srlieferts Bprte NIT
~einbsgreift.
0a FRD uns tiirtide Ramn un6
Qusbrate er9alten, bic minDeItens
snei Sa6rtauIen0t meter surudgrsis
fen. Die dltefen tirtiiaeH 4amen
uub 3itel Fuo po6I in Der 9sneaIOs
ale beg tlrfiT9ea 6trti6er6auIra Der
3I6oa 3u fin0eu, Dns i'm IL. 5abrs
bun0ert b. g6r. China eroberte uHD
na6e3u cir Sabrtauianb long be-
bsrrI6te. 8ie 8orfabren Der Bel
ibrem Regierungsantritt fn0n fat
6tniIerten 5f6ou trdgen me5ritlbige,
b1Qig un6tnefi6e 4ameu, unb in
einem BON i6nsn, Dem 6es i'm 10 pors
driTli6en sSabrbun0ert regieren0en
s~irfen gilit, bat ber uugardhe
ssorIher gemefh ben dltturfiThen
Gbrentitsl ailit Der QroHer@ nies
berertanut. Gbenio 9ot fFriebri6
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Dem bic 55dou 6nB Shpert bt3eids
nsten, bag tirtifas 8ort tiugrat, bsr
G1bel entoedt.
Qus fpatsrer 3stt 3o6sn bdnn
ebsnfaGs 9ineiiIhe 4uslen cine I'm
3abI 8prte Der 6unneuIpra9e be-
tpnbrt, bic gum gr0Ben SeiIe tdrfis
f6sH irfprung oerratsn. 8araus
b1rF Ireilib ni6t pbne peiteres auf
tiirtiIde Qbtunit Der 5unuen ges
f6IoFeu neroen. gisIme5r Darsn bic
5unusn teine etbii6s, ionoern cine
poIitiI6e ginbeit, bic Rnti0nen tiirs
tti6eu, ftnutideu uao tunguFI9sn
Stammss umi6loB. dbsr lire flbs
rsnDsn Glemente parsH i~eoeuToas
Sirtsu, nie i9oR aug ben tiirtIideu
9itslu Der buHniIaeH 5iritsH srheat.
60 BOT 5irtb in Dem 9ameu gaftur,
ben 0er 8egrnn0er Der bunni6sH
Na9t frug. BAG tirtiIAe Bort
rgogbdtur1 Der .5npfers@. tniebsrgss
funOsn. Die 5artsH 5dbet iiA aliO
IdOn bdmols Dor an6sren 4nfionen
Nitus furh militduids an0 Hnatss
mdunl6t ddhigttitsn ousss3adna.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-16
gerbdnaniBpOntr edmad
Wie aHoIadIIas 5nfalls sn abereIanbsn
fahreA.

Hie nHoIidIiGe 8nfaIls ~ abersIaHbsn
fabrea.
Dab fih NIT SupeIen mauder
gberglaube nertniipft lit betanut.
60 beoeuteu mad 0em alien Bolts.
gIduben BerIen St1nen, SoraQn
9rdutbeit uno gtot unO Siebbuber
ieien Dor Sapbireu geuarut, oena
Tie ioqen mad Der lle6er5eugltna
oieIer gbergl0ubii6en i]riib5ettigca
500 brirgeu. Gas SoiIeben, Del
Dem Sdmud cine 10 groBe ooeg
aud feIHe Hole ipielt 5eitigt na.
tiirltd biel oerurtige a5erglau1ide
GeidiGthen. Gin eugltiHes 4lutt
meiB handles oariiber at er3ahIeH,
unO 5Dor balloeIt e8 iil oQbu am
Die ungIudbringeHoe araft pom
GpoIen. Die 4oiierin &itme BON
&liBlauo ioQ 1897 in einem 8ulte
hires beritorbeuen @emabIs eiueu
eigenortigen ifnerer @~oloreiieH
nit einem auBeror0entlib ido1en
Opal 5Diiden 3Uei paHertIureu
Giamouten beieet, geiunoen baben
Us mar Der Sting ibre3 ulgIudItdef
SdpiegerDaters. Ser 1881 Bel benz
graBIideu gombeuattentat INNS sc,
ben fam. Gie gau3e Imte 5an0
pur0e ibm 0ubet 5aridmettert nur
Der feline Singer NIT bieiem Sob.
ring NOR ~unoerie5rt ge5Iieben. 4ls
teure HeIiquie bob ibn 2llerau0er
Ill. duf. Die Gaiierm&8itue na9m
sen Sing 1898 mad &opea9ageu
flJr lire 0lltttcr NIT Bic lit 6eluiel.
beu Sabre itarb = bradte i6u Damn
mieoer nod GuBIano 5urad mo
identte i'm ibrem 5uejtan So6ne
@eorg, 0eiien ploBtider ZOO o
idmer3Iibe5 @eoauern beruorrief
Geit0em lit Der 9ling oeridpunoer
Cine o6nIihe @eidi6te bat Elm
GpaIriug I'M G6rigs6auie BON Spa.
rien. Ronig 2llfons XII, Der So.
ter oe5 iesigen iungen 96rigs
idenfte 6ieie aoit6arfeit mebraren
i'm nabeiteben0an gari0ulihfeiter,
Die Ser 5oo ober NIT unbeimIiher
S6neligfeit obbefiei. CT belhIoB
ben Ging gu be5alter, un0 tar6
tlr3e Set hura1lf int Sabre 1906.
Seine @itpe, ole aonigiH-ghutter
Gbriitine, met5te IGN oer S6utbei-
Iigen bon gloorio.
3ie aaiieriu @u9enie BON Tronf.
reid mar niht 81 belpegen, Opal.
idmut 81 tragen. galr eirn1aI IieB
fe iif BON i6rem gatten 0Q3u iber.
reoen, einen ~foit5oren Shmud BON
oieieu SumeIeu BEL einem groBen
Geite a~n3uIegeu. 8as mar I'M Sabre
1870 - i'm ndditen Ionat brad
ser Rrieg NIT GeutidIano olls, Der
oas 6au8 8ouaparte i'm bic Grone
un6 Die 6etmot brofta.
W{uu eriie6t ans oen bier dnge'
fi6rten 8elipieIen Die iid Ieift nod
tpeiter b~ernebreu IieBau, ME Ser
aberqIoube aid in oieien 5dIIen
= ME 10 oft emit = ou8 elmer
Rei6e ungIidlider 3ufale iid elm
Ber5Gn9ni3 5uredtlegt uno 10 aI5
qe6eimi5boues 8aItea oeutet, mas
nitts anoere8 it, aIs etn uatiirIi.
dies, ungIudIihes 3uiammerttreHen.
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6OrtIesans iol8t)
err randenOs Glen.

GI8 Der engIiIde g}iniiter 0isrd.
eli eines Cages ouf ieinem 9ano.
CUTE Inn 0ie 92ittagituuOe ipo8ie
rem ging, ftieB er oui etnen ieiner
gddter, Der i'm GtroBen8ra6en fab
un6 bort ietn 9littogeIien ber3ebrta.
obgIei6 iein @obrbalts nidt neil
0n0on lag.
,g2un, Iieber SenrD,- fragte Der
teltieIige Gutgberr eritouut, mar.
Inn ellen Sic oenn bier auf Der
2an6itraBe?"
I'D, Sarr," ftammaIte Der 4ad.
tee in GROCER gerrpirrulg oorinnen
fann id uidt, neil - neil - Der
Diem raudt udmIid iebr tart mo
-"
.Qog lit bod ffredIi6l" ia9te
Der Mliniiter. 90 mill id bod
9teid einnnI nadiebeu, moran oa5
.iegt.~
llub cBa ser Qadter i'm oufbaI.
ten fonnte, elite GisroeIi in 6as
Sous.
God fairm bate er sic Soustiir
s%e6ifnet, aIg i'm aid idon elm
nobLggieiter @urf nit einem Sod.
IofieI trail uno cine Uiiteu6e 5rnu.
enftimme itrie 6a3u: u@irit on bid
oui Der Gteae fpie6er Binauspoden,
ou alter 2ump!"
scbr betroffen 3oo fth Der
Staatsmam 5uriid mt6 idritt az
Dem gddter, Der fd) iUieoer an ben
StraBenrano geiebt batte. CT fIopf,
te i'm ireimoIid auf Die ShuIter
m6 iagte tr0iteno: aaopi bod, lite.
Der 5earpl @leiu Glen oageim
raudt aud mandudI."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-16
Rnfff6tappII.

"Radft&t8bofI. Graa
gum gattsn, Der am Sonnta9abenO
6etrunten bsimtommt); ga bort fi6
bod ales ouf, morgens nm adt
ubr fcrt. uuo nodts Inn 8shn llfr
NIT sintm Rauid beim!
Ct: S6au, 2ieierI, / Bob' Dos
RduIferl i9on I'M flint g'9abt, a6er
biz s'lisb MOTT / am beaidten Gag
net 0amit bsimse5n!
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Sic I4on, bieie Natt baden 3isbe
BET mir aufgsrGumt.
g.: So, bic batten geDtB biel gu
tun in 5brer unoroentli4en gube,
5ofuItr 0adfaB. n. Gu
81: SIRE 5ufttr Bat 10 Elm feiues,
our6geiltigtes 9elidthen, i'd m06te
ie berglsideu nit sinem @eoidt =
gattr: 8as ni4t aiafptisrt mirOi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-16
ga BOB bas Tldb9sn iRr @siidi
unD iptBtt bic 2ippen.

pa BOB bas MGb6sn ibr @sIini
unD lptbtt bic 2ippen.
$500 - - -
8e6n psitsrs minutsH mo6isn
psrgangeu isin.
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WaD2"
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6ouo Itia, ME bos 2iebsnOs TN
msr 10 MAIDEN. Bis Miap i9re zip
pen Oi4t an OoS DIR Des Iannss
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itsrte IT,
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rid.
.gs gcBt nitt. Sd touu mel.
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Gie idmoats. IS tot iRm peR.
Damn fitl tom Elm:
Ser aapitdu pirbs mid ia
aud it1en. ODER irgeuo elm Dill
}ier. Die uiRen ia, DoB i4 Disnf
9abc.'
rgi, piTsn ss uiat, Du bait
mir islbit gsiugt, boB Der 9tenr
3piI@en Dir uRO Deinem aamsro'
ben 10 gers8elt pirp, ME % gu4
6ellt6t,"
,5a penn Der aomeraO nur
bier mare
so ilde i5r bod..1
limb einOriH9Ijaer iigts Ts 9in'
3u;
.aanul 0u niat Osrfe5sn, OaB
t6 iebt germ tjnen 1ons, sinen elm
,l9en Ual3er nit Dir ton3en
a6ttt9 ginen gerIObungspaI5cr
8u!"
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~ rufs pod DeinsR aamera'
benz"
sie fabie Jpn BET Der 6auO.
,Romm; i'd belle Dir iu4sn. Su
per stnen I3inute, bic Du bier
Ie6leR pirf, lam bod ni6t gIeit
sttpas pafTtren. lIuD penn 0u ihn
qeflnben unD bier bsrdufgei6idt baf
Damn ton3su mir, aomm!"
Ganft aber feIt 8og fe Jpn BON
5tubl. DiberItrsbenO unO bod
pieber nur gu germ FoIgte er. On
.osr 3is mn4te sr einen leBttn gln'
paub.
,8o nstbe i6 i'm 6enn nur gIsja
fiuosn2"
,3peiftIlos if er lntm beim Son5
llno penu midi, 10 I'll er FaerIi4 IN
ieiner 9obine. Gbet DieQeidt i'm
Rau6Talon.'
un0 la6elnO figie Ie 5in3u:
.Du mf ia gerape, ols penu rie'
Te8 G6iff cine Riefsnitdtts mare
gsrIisren lam Iid ia bier niemaro
10 leidt; namentIih, penn TT id
iRutr6aIb Oes a]aiatentsiIs btfinoen
muB"
Gie faBte MngRus INTERN arn.
uno oer ging NIT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-16
tpeitltfe gtebro8fa
uno 0itli6e 8poming

aimbaq Gountb, glebr., un6 Cara
mie gountp, 8po., nnberbeiiertes
uno berbeiierte8 2on6 $25 biz $40.
81. 6. Garter berfoufte 8ei8en fir
$4,000 bon elmer boIben Seftion
neigeo lliigten 2on6es, liner 2an0
lit Dem oit[. $t00 gle6rnsfa 2ono an
5rtdtbarfeit ebenbiirtig. Sir nd.
bere 4l,sfiiufte ibreibe man an s.
S. @bolep, Sine Bluffs, &po.
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8ergman idisn, bsuts rsbIsIig
natgelsgt; re0ieliger, oIs a5nnsde
i'm ie geisbsu. uno er mid ni4t
BON Der Settle bes 9sutiasn, mas
bisIsm isoof ni6t ouffiel. 66on
besbaIb nitt. NEIL ieins Gsoanten
gan3 no anpsrs psilteH. Mas inn
9ertbo Bon Girgnorff er5dblt Bate.
gob i1m teins Rubt. Die Situaiiou
pas0g luuer psrsRid5a. DAB q
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aeit6 Gpnntn Qanbtreifn.

Bir offarieren $4,000 ader, in
Bar5elen mad 8uuid 6es adufers,
6eIten 6ormIanhes berbeiiert o0er
u~noerbeIiert. Guntle 2ebner0e, 4
Bis 6 SUP tief, nit beitem Inter.
grlino. Spe5iea our a%npfInt3ung
bon 8ei5en un6 fIeinen @etrei0eIor.
ten, Corn uno alfalfa geeignpt.
4n Scr &uuptlinie Der Union So
cific mo 9incoln Sigbmap geIegen.
Cute StGoie un6 S6ulen m 0ad.
6oridaft. 9reis $25 Biz $50. $500
Bis $1,000 an3abtnng, &eit auf Ian.
ee Bet. @eitere ausfunft ifriftIid
ODER miin6lid bon
Seturitb Gealtb & Snbtitment So,
505.t0 5irIt 90tl @anf Sch,
5mo6a. Re6r. Eel. 3nfer 70.
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H4NtCH, atnk orntortaae guthsrrvn
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teatlaeH N alea Letlen Der iesi 10 ooifshlm
Haeu z~afftnQsaunlL 2fe faIleb1uInp oel
E41slt9eH unb Die Rage 0er 61Hoe Diro IL
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800 adcr 80 @eilen Iil0IidJ BON
&beroeerL 275 ader inter stllltibo-
tan quite @eRaAog better 8O0er,
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Or. 6. 4 Inrrp tutiert Sdmorr.
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@uta, netle 8erbeiierungen. ITO
Qder gutter 2tIfaIfo. 100 4fer beite8
SalInuo. Geit gutes, 9Iatte5 8ei.
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@auptIo6t. 4reis 500 per 2tter.
Gin 8ierteL 9ar5o5llug, gieit IN
Geu5ablungen 5u 6 9ro8ent Snter.
eiien. 8eitern aanias GaH6 Go.
Scott. aoni. -1tst5.t7
Efla6omn. granddaughter
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.5en., Corn. un6 alfoIia.2dn6ereien
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lon6, 2eiDoro, gtebr. &onn iid aud
anmcIon bel Gihter &e0id, 50. uuo.
Ghicaao Strofe. Gmoho.
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in our arrangement" she said today.
"The situation was this: Il was get
ting a better salary than my husband.
So we thought it best that he should
go to college and increase his efflc-
iency. While he is doing this, the
husband should look after the house
work. My husband gets home from
school early and prepares dinner, he
is learning to be an expert chemist.
and in short time will be able to coma
mand a good salary.
THE trouble with most Americas
women is that they don't look at mat
tiers in a practical, business-like way.
With European women, and am one,
it is different. I learned my lesson In
Roumania. When / was a child /
found it necessary to make my way.
but in Roumania a woman cannot
earn her own living. So my brother
and / went to Paris, where / learned
designing"
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BROWNS ARE ON THEIR
WAY TO TEXAS TODAY

ST. LOUIS, March 5.-The Browns
about 20 strong, have departed for
Palestine, Texas. to begin the spring
training stunts preparatory to making
their annual effort to grab off the
pennant in the American league.
Fielder Jones, ruler Of the iron
hand, was in charge of the gang. The
squad was composed Of: In and Out
fielders: Rumler, Shotton, Miller, Stew
ems, Lavan and Sisler; Pitchers: Well
man, Kobb. Groom, Plank, McCabe
Sothoron and Kerr. Hartley and Sew
ereid made up the catching delegation
The squad will reach the Texas
camp Monday and Immediately begin
warming up. The advance guard
which reported, at Palestine, Sunday
is expected to receive the aggregation
that departed today.
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SILK HAT STATESMAN
RETIRES FROM PUBLIC LIFE

WASHINGTON, March 5.-United
States Senator O'Gorman of New York,
the last of the silk hat statesmen of
the old order, closes his public
career when the Senate adjourns Mon
day night.
Il have completed an uninterrupted
public service of "a years." said the
Senator today, "18 years as judge and
6 years as senator, and / must now
give attention to my private affairs"
Senator O'Gorman was the only in
fuential Tammany leader who sup
ported Woodrow Wilson for the Pres
iGency from the first. In the early
days of Wilson's first administration
he was very close to the President
and regarded as his personal spokes-
man on both sides of the Capitol.
Political differences later over the
appointment of the Senator's son-in-
law, Dudley Field Malone, as Collec-
tor Of the Port of New York, caused
oGorman to be less popular with the
administration. Secretary McAdoo
President Wilson's son-in-law, wanted
Frank Polk, now assistant Secretary
OF State, appointed to the place.
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Work of Women IS Club Is Told
ByFederation Leader of State

, dent. Il am now on a tour which will
carry me into many different sections
of the state to attend rallies such as
was held in Americas today and |
hope that the series of gatherings will
prove of much benefit not only to the
farmers, but to their wives and to
women generally throughout the
state"
Mrs. Black states that there are to
be IL rallies all told, prominent speak
ers from the State College of Agricul-
ture, the State Department of Agri-
culture, the State Federation and
other powerful organizations, taking
part in the program on each occasion.
Mrs. Black Has "H0rse Sense"
The head of the Georgia clubwom-
ems organization is, as might be ex-
pected, a woman who impresses one
as possessiong a tremendous fund of
energy, brilliant intellectual powers
and a modicum of that commodity
known as horse sense" A practical
farmer, or rather, "farmeress," Mrs.
Black operates her own plantation in
rorth Georgia and finds time to en-
gage in other work in addition to that
OF the Federation.
While in Americas, she was the
guest of Mrs. Mary Clay, and with
Mrs. Samuel Lumpkin, representative
of the Southeastern Fair, was enter
tanned at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lanier, on Saturday night. Mrs.
Clay and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shef-
field were also guests at the Lanier
home for the function.
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HISS JOHNSON AND MIR.
WILLS MARRIED SUNDAY.

The wedding of Miss Floyd Johnson
and Mr.. Charles F. Wells, of Atlanta,
was solemnized Sunday at l o'clock,
at the home of the bride on Lee street.
Rey. Paul w. Ellis, pastor Of First
Methodist church, performed the cere-
mUny, with only the immediate fam
lilies in attendance.
Only two attendants participated in
the wedding, they being Mrs. H. N
West, of DeSoto, as matron of honor,
and MIR. Yates, of Atlanta, as best
man
The bride was charming on her we'd
ding day, wearing a blue coat suit,
with hat and boots to match. She is
the daughter of Mr. S. R. Johnson, of
this city, and with many accomplish
ments and friends who join in heart
lest best wishes. Mr.. Wells is prom
inent young attorney of Atlanta, with
countless friends over the state.
The happy bride and groom left i'm
naediateIy after the ceremony for At
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A GRAND FANTASIA
OF MUSIC AND MAGIC

This season marks a real epoch In
the career of Eugene Laurant, The
Man of Many Mysteries. During the
seventeen years that he has been upon
the Lyceum platform, appearing in all
the large cities in every state and ter
ritory in the United States, he has
been planning for the time when he
would produce a big musical, magical
fantasia with a coterie of talented as
sistants. That time has now arrived
Last spring he was commissioned by
the Redpath bureau to carry out his
ideas upon an extensive scale for this
season. The program is made up OF
latest wonders in magic, large illus
ions, representations and musical num-
bers, the whole staged and costumed
In a very elaborate manner.
IS the curtain rises In the opening
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LITTLE ACTIVITY
ON WESTERN FRONT

NEW YORK, March 5.-Compiled by
the Associated Press from European
cables during the day)-Paris an
nounces violent attacks over a front
three-quarters of mile wide in the
region of Caurieres wood and Dezon-
vaux, on the Verdun front, were re-
pulsed, except north Of Caurieres,
where the Germans gained foothol l
in French advanced positions.
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WHAT ONE CENTS WORTH
OF ELECTRICITY WILL Do

Operate a sewing machine two
hours.
Keep 6-pound iron hot Is minutes.
Heat electric curling iron IA times.
Percolate four cups coffee.
Lift 100 gallons water 100 feet.
Give light of IS candles for one
hour.
Toast bread for six persons.
Operate luminous radiator for eight
minutes.
Warm baby's bottle twice.
Cook WEIGH rarebit in ckafing dish.
Keep heating pad hot two hours.
Heat S-inch electric stove eight
minutes.
Operate 12-inch electric fan two
hours.
vulcanize four automobile tire
patches.
Keep foot warmer hot Ia hour.
Raise passenger elevator five stories
il one minute.
Operate electric griddle for eight
minutes.
This is calculating current at Ice
per X. W. II. adv
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scene the audience is held entranced
by the wondrous splendor of the stage
setting. The members of the company
take part in a noval musical number,
at the close of which Mr.. Laurant
makes startling appearance, and
proceeds with his opening act Of mys-
terry.
No expense has been spared in the
selection of curtains and draperies.
Also the greatest attention is being
given to every detail, including cos
tunes for the attendants, and stage
effects.
During the intermissions musical
numbers will be presented by the
Laurant Instrumental Trio-a clever
musical organization comprising ar
lists who have been selected with
great care.
At the Opera House Friday, March
9th.
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LITERARY CLUB TO
ATTEND LECTURE.

The Woman's Literary club will
not hold their regular weekly meeting
Thursday afternoon, but will attend
the lecture of Miss Hamilton, field Sec
rotary of the Macon Chautauqua, on
Sidney Lanier, the Ideal Democrat,
to be delivered at the Carnegie Ii
brary Thursday afternoon at 9:9t
o'clock. The lecture comes to the city
for the Americas chapter Of the Unit
ed Daughters of Confederacy, and
with the attendance of the Literary
club, the Woman's club and the Sid
ney Lanier Literary society of the
Ameoicus High school, the occasion
is anticipated with interest.