davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-27
DRUGGISTS GUARANTEE IT!

a bottle Of Hugn-Tonc lasts you 4
whole month md costs hut One (s1 ON
Dollar. Get bottle-iuat use Il tTrru-
= (1o) days AID II you are not suffs-
FED that you feel better. lock better
and are better Just tnl<e the remain
der Of the package hack 10 the drug
gist ara get your e1-0o hack. Ianif
ibis q fair oKerR Get bottle today
Al KELLY & POLLARD. Druggists, OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-27

Take plain itro-phosphate is the
advice Of physicians 10 thin. delicate,
nervous people who lack vim. energy
and nerve force. and there seems 10 be
ample proof OF the efficacy OF this
preparation to warrant the recon-
mendation. Moreover. r we judge
from the countless preparations and
treatments which are coutinulily he
ing advertised for the purpose Of
making thin people fleshy. develop
ing arms. neck and bust. and repla--
ing ugly hollows and angles by he
soft curved lines Of health and
beauty. there are evidently thousands
Of men and women who kee1ly feel
their excessive thinEess-
Thinness and weakness are usually
due 10 starved nerves. Our bodies
need more phosphate than is con-
tanned in modern foods. Physicians
claim there IS nothing that will supply
this deficiency so well as the organic
phosphate, known among druggists as
bitro-phosphate, which is inexper-
sive and Is sold by most all druggists
under a guarantee OF satisfaction Or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-27
HOROSCOPE

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IS, I9Is.
RURLNG the early hours of this day
u the planetary influences are IA
according 10 the reading Of
In the evening caution
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-27

Rotcl Laushlin Is A very comfort
able place 10 live this cold weather.
every nook and corner warm and
-,f------s T-r.~-,- 400 49,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-13
13rctkr0tualle in
beM6nSiicbcn StdSten

Qluliter6am 13. qlpril. g}ili.
tar lpur0e 6erliien, Inn Die 8dder.
ldoen In Saorlem 5u ibiiten, um6
Ole Sol6oten feiierten nuf Die @2en.
ge, bic iie nit Steinen ongriff. Cine
Syrau Duroe getotet uno mebrere
anoere berlebt. Srippen bdtten be.
reits bic g2enge in beri6ie0enen
Eeilen Der Staot nit blanter 8affe
itno biele BerIonerl
berIebt. globrungSmitteIfra.
n1[le boben bereits in Hotteroom
itattgefrmoen, no grottDngen AZ.
plin0ert mur6en. 9ruppen purOet
oort6in geianot.
gonoou, 10. 2(pril. @endB ei.
ner Reteroepeife aus benz Snag
6a6en bort am 9onnerstag 9rotfra.
male itattgefun0en im0 nebrere
9dderla6en tpurben gebliln6ert. Die
g}oli5ei im6 golOaten griifen bic
U2enge an, melhe NIT Steinpiirien
dntiDortcte. Wle6rere geite ipur6en
berIett rno bief glaterialido6en an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-13
6rie0santfsplait
altfrechf erbalteit

g9aiGiugton, 10. g(prif. = g1it
elmer Stilnmen3obl bon 214 geaen
1t8 beruurf ong &ait5 geitern ienen
Seil oes SbaQen6erger glrnenoe.
ments 8nr Ioq. 2nsbe6unesborl1ge,
ipelhes oas Guotltni mad Der 8nbL
Der IN icoem gtaots Gegiftrierten
berednet miiien molte. SboIlen.
berger, Sloan uno Qobed Itimnten
oofiir, ainfnio uno Jie1bis 6ngeqen,
ndbren0 Stepbens obipeIenO mar.
Ger 5lueite Tel beg amendments
ie6od, Der borifrei6t, bob bic gtao.
ten fir bic golbaten, bic felt oem
/. 2lpril ii6 freiuuinig gum Dienite
maloetaH, eiHihlieBIid Der National.
gor0p, arc6it sr6nIteu io1tcn, fDur.
be NIT 292 eegen G8 Gtimmen an.
geuommen gie gan5e 9lebr1sfn
Delegation itimmte oaflir. ggie bic
@eioliition iebt Iailtei, piro bic
alniie ! Der @ebrpilidjiigeu ais
@rtnblage snr ausbebung oenadt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-13
kaiicr ls0rl Scibt
Glemencc0u scr Ciioe

g8ien, ii6rr 4ari8, IS. gpril.--
Sine oiii3ielte GrfldrunQ, pelhe
oen gaortlout ocs Telcgraunl8 6e8
Saiiers aorl ar aniier 8ilbeIm be-
5iIalicb Der @ehollptlulg Glemen'
ceous tpie0er0ibt, Ger geiagt botte,
0oB Ser erItere 6ie glniprithe 5rouf.
rcihs ouf Gliob.2ot6ringm ancr.
femme, murine ont 8onncrStag err
(oiieu Sic Grfldrltla loitet: SD
5ei6e Ncrrn @leluence1n init 2ln.
bGllillna bon 2iigen. i'm iid benz
at tni5ie6en, In fueldes or
ii6 beripidelt Bot, tnoem er Die foG.
i6e gebotptunp oufiteat, i'd bate
in irqeno elmer g9eiie 6raufreifs
glnipriicbe ouf GlioB .qotbringen ols
gereflt binaritett.
.Sh iuetle oieie gebouptlln9en
entriItet suriirt. 8u elmer Belt, penn
oiterreihii6llngnriihe aanonen on
Der Seite Der 6eittiden glrtillerie
OH bet meitlihen s5ront feuern, lit
tein gepcis n6tig, Dob i6 fir Define
grobin3pn fGmpfe." 9ie @rfldrung
enoet nit Der Bebaupting, onB
feline sSSntriqt' sic boaige Gitigfeit
5miideu ser beioeu Sgniierrei6en
itDreu fam.
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GdlVIiat0 bcA1ttutcrtct
9cNdn6iic9cn 4orctcit

g9oi6in1t0H. t3. gtpril 2[ne.
rifu5 9(ntlDort dlli oie fiir5li@c Or.
tldrlrq ser nieoerlauoiiden nc.
aierunq IN mclder iie bittcrlid) gc.
Gen Die 6on0ltnaSueiie Der @er.
Stauten protcisiert uno it6er bic
lle6erno6ne Der 6oaGnoiihen S6ifie
flogt, purbe geItern 6efannt geqe.
ben IN 5orm zines Dlemoronour
bonn 5etret1r 2oniiuq. lpobon cine
2lbi6riit Der boQGnoiifeu @eian0t.
idnft 3uoaidi0t mur6e. 5uoen CT
ooraai Binmciit oub Die nie0erldn.
Glide Ge1ierltug iel6it 6ie Geieb.
lihtait oes gorgc6ens nidyt in 5rdge
iteIlt, wibnet iid 3err 2anitug Der
Grbringimg 0e6 geiueiies, 0oB e8
Gin 2(ft Der Gotpen6igfeit mor, 6er
iid ous GelhidIonos oro9en0er
Snltung ergau ipelde Sollan0 oo.
rom bin6erte, icin 9t6fommen inne
5n balteu un6 oaB, onitott cine
llugeredtigfeit All 6ege6en Der
56ritt fir Ole 6oaGnoiifen S6iffs.
eigentilmer m6 6o8 8olf 3u elmer
ipobren Mo1lt1t tpir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-13
DcMtiCbc 5cittlita ecocit
4oclcns 2(nncricit

glnliteroonl t9. g[pril. Ole
SideriteIlltng Der oeutifen SteIIung
inn Often 1T Dor alien fit 9retiBen
bon sSt1tereiie un6 6a9er nnifj 4ret.
ben berlonget, ooB Die 1atlit1r.
intereiien iibcr oIle anoeren binpeg
dusitbIoggeben6 iein ioIlen erfIdr.
te Or. @iien.Snrtrut6e, Der prenBi.
ide 9(derbauiliniiter am Dienstdg
i'm preuBiiden Setrenbopie, geudB
6eln gerliner 9ageblott. 9ieie ct.
fldrltng ipiro bonn @erliner Gage.
bIntt oabiu oii8geIcgt, ooB Elm gro.
Der Seit polniiben 5erritoriltms
greuBen einberlei6t lper0en nliib.
Die 8eitimg fommentiert i4arF iiber
Die poIitiihen Sonieqlten3en ioIdsr
glnnerionen apelde Die aolen in
poIitiiher 8e8iebung in bic glrne
GuBlano8 treiben tpitroe un0 fiir
0eittidIano I'M Often cine 9rutit1tte
poIitiiber llnrolt berborbringen
niiroe, inoem es cine syrreoente In
ben Gftprobin3eu un0 eine ltetige
polniihe @efabr idafft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-13
ruItnncriiie aui
GnOI0nN unn paris
enaliiaN chlaht bamtafhitrl unh
" RtFlcntn it l'atis atiaitt
nnh N1 btflttl

ponhon i3 Gpul Gin hbal.
Idlct 0ullmn3uiF mfht atittru
obruo aH hit Caii3c pen onalanN
nniCruommch Gin cher puti 9In.
atrticr farnlm Ngiier iulonA tiiis
hrinacn ,5clhmarld6n Ertndl
aouWudnNar bf lrtHIrdlie i'm
9cr adnitrcId1 aob iaianocn a'e.
riot nus
.Giuide itluhlidc GliiaBaae
frcusicu Aic 0mbfc uu0 0nnatn
til aelpiiIs titlide NatitI0tiitific eth.
Sin oher SORT aH0rcicr baiirB et.
foIa meitcr tins nldn0 einsu0rin.
Get ipo einidc @anbcn obacmorirn
miirocu 0e'ierg EinBcIbc.tCu finb
nod uldt eorbou0en."
Boris i9. glbril. - TaalIhc
9Icroplona pcriudlitn cmcn qInariff
otf Sen 4'oytier Eiitrift 5u modrn.
sic morim ntebrere Nonibcn a6.
g u g'crioucn mutbcn p1brruO nes
angriiis aet6tet n6 80 bcrlctt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-13
OrcRcr Slcttcnaltoriff
BON Dcllticten oeplant

Sent. 5dwcis, 13. gfpril. GBrofe
Idtigfeit berriht In oeu 0eiltihrn
glnriueltntionen, beion0crS In aief.
aoDIe tlua @luuiiion ner0en Int gro.
Sen Gnoutit1tcu nlr 1lottc qe.
idlidt, 9cmdB SSniormotioneu, Die
bier geitern aiS suberIdiiiaer nett.
trailer Guelle rinIieien. Teutide
5lottenfoutinaenie NIT ibpcren @e.
idliiben wnroer fiir3Iid bon Der
g9eitfront ob6eruiclL Inn itdl Der
5lotte ou3lddlirBcB, mo mur0rn
6urd oiierreibiid)e glrtiIlpric, bic
bon 2au0truppen tcoicut miro er.
feet. 2Iu8eiheu oalten 0drouf bin
ooB Gin 8lotienaHariff in groBau
Stilc beriht mer0en ioll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-13

Qbn0on, i3 april 6elhnoritbaII
Saa bat an BE britiidlen grnppru
aurn @dnaeS In Srontreid un0
dlou0en tolecnoeu IogcSbetcbl er.
lnHcn;
.Gor bret Moden bepom Der
1cIpb icinen Hlrdterlidlen 9lnoriii
duf elmer 30 QteiIcn 6ront. seine
3iele iinb. luS hon Der ironB0h.
idlcn glrnre 8u irenneu, bic ON
aanol aelegcncn 9ofen 5u ne6mal
uno Die britiihe glrmcc 8u bernidl.
ten.
Irob0em er bereits LOG Dipiiio.
nen III Die ShIadlt grfiibrt nnb
N}enidlcnteben In Der riidiidtSIoie,
iten @ciie pcopfert ipuroeu, bot 0er
5einO 6ennodl biniidtIid Der itdl &c.
itedten 8ieIe itur gerinee Jortihrittc
geuoft.
Dteier ltnlIton0 lit 0cr Samples.
mut tn0 oer glnfnpferinB unlerer
9ruppeu 8u beroonfen. SD fam
feline @orte finben. INT meiner BE-
numbering fir Den pr1dltipen 8i.
oeritano oaer @dfienenttingen I'M.
ierer Qlrnee inter ben idruierigiten
@erb6ltniiien g(us0ruf al berIeiben.
GieIe bon ins itno lett ermiloet.
8icien ober ru0Nte i'd iagen, bob
Der 9ieg Semen berbleibeu miro,
Ole an Iongiten aus3ubalten bernto.
gen,
Cine oroBc fran36itihe Q(rmee eitt
uu8 i9neIl 5ur SiIie. IS bIeibt lns
uidts onoeres 5u tim iibris, oIs
neiter at f1nlpien.
SeDe SteIlitne muB big ouf ben
IeBten Wlamt gebolten meroen; es
bari fein iDciterer &iid5ng Itattfill.
oen. 9ait unierem giiiden gegen bie
8ono ino an bic @ere6tiqfeit lin.
ierer sdde sGditbeno, muB Seoer
bon ttns biz gum Gnoe fdrnpfen. 9ie
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1llaicr BiFkner 01ts
Beer clttlaiicrt
Soll OentfdIr GBmpatbien nor 9as
mcraben se5ciet babcn; feline
SHtcruicrung empfOBlen.

@oi6iugton, 10. 9fpriI. @cgen
oeuti6er Spmpatbien rno unlopaler
9emerflngen, 6ie er in @egenpart
bon bier 6fiiaieren aenaht 6o6en
ioa puroe a2oior so6n SO. girfs
ner bon 2incoln, g3ebr., Elm in
8elti6lon0 aeborener GanitGts.
offi8ier Der g}c6rosfa g1ationalgar6e,
aus 0em Seeresber6an0 entloiien
uno feline Snterniernng bonn ariegs.
amt erpfob[en. Gr itan0 bel oent
1877. 5elbortiGeries gieginent.
Die gffi0atitS bon A Sffi3eren,
Die girfner aaflogten, ge6en an
6oB er ocrti6c SDmpat6ten su Der.
idieOeneu 8eiten a1sgeiproden ba.
DE unO u5reuOe seiete, nenn Die
oelttiGe 2lrmec crfclgreih Dorpdrts
ornng, ipdGren6 er nie0ergei6logen
NOR, penn bic gllliierten gelpannen. /"
9irfner mur0e ant A. 9tpri[ aus
Dem Seere entloijen. Cor ieiner
gntloiilng ;Duroe iein aomntdnOeitr
@eHeralmaior ". s. glofiom bon
Der "a. Chiffon im Camp Go0b an.
gemieieu, i'm 5lr Snternierltng gu
iiberneiien
Ger entIdiicne Gffi5ier NOR in
Geutidlatb ee6oren tmo bat i'm
oe1ltib. .irnnBoiii9en Striege in eiuem
BioHier.@e1iircnt gc6ient uuo tpurbe
ourA einen GugelihuB beriDur6et.
Or pur6e 1885 in Clan 60, gle6r.,
natlroliitert un0 trat in 0eftielben
Sabre ols Gcutnant In bic Ratio.
ndlg1r6e cin, inoeu er I'M 4. gle.
6rosfa Heaimen ais gtn680r5t
0iente. Gr iDi.roe nm s. SeDteniber
1903 gum 6oubtndun erHannt, mo
am IS. g2ai 1915 gum Mnior Be.
i6roert
Geine GienItfariq im arieas1mt
5eigt, 60B girfner am %. W1ai
1856 in Qiirnberq geborm iDurbe.
Gr o6iolDifrts oa5 BBmnaflm In
SpeDer 1915 uab itubierte IN
Whnden Ct ab,olmerte 1886 6ie
92e6i5lneridule in St Gouis.
girfner oieHie bon sjuli 1916
Dig 5nmiaf 1917 an BET mfrifnni.
ideH @reH5q mo mir6e mn 81.
debuar 1917 If Bic gau6earmge
aifaeHouuHm nnb n 5ori 6roof
iiatiouIerf pdier Bnr6e er Ha6
Camp Gb5B qeidHbt um iid fAE
oea ueberiseoienIs aus 54biIoeH.
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11cIitipc tsriIis ilt N0,
laot General lll0lIricc

9on6on IS. glpriL 49, @cnerdI
Nlairtcc, Gberlciier scr britiinen
miIttdriidcn Dpcrotioucr, COB pc.
tern bic Grflorinp ab, 0oB mon
luie0er in Dos Stadium elmer pciiti.
ben ariic petreten lit. Gie Sitlla.
tion iit smciiellos miBlih; Der s}eino
itebt in fllr5er @ntierlulna bon 9oil.
IcleI, einen midt9eu @iienbahnscn.
trunL bon no aus oie gerbin0ung
NIT uitierer W}entnes g8utidloete
5ront bergeiteat miro. glutl riidt
er In Der gtihtung BON Sd3ebrout,
einent oIeidiaas ipittigen @obu-
prnft bor.
General Wlanrice bebt ieoodD Der.
Dor, 0oB Der Seine auf citem fla.
den, id1pierigen Gerrain borriidt
un0 hisber nod feine oominierenoe
SteIllngeu erreiht bat.
Sieb5ebn feinAIide 9ibiiionen iinb
biSber I'M anmpf 9elueien, ltno Der
5eino bot ihmere @erIuite erlitten.
@dbreno Der gaH5en Iebten Radt
in0 oeB bcutiqeu 8ormittaes ipiel-
ten lid all Der gtorofront Bibige Slit.
griffe mio @egenongriffe ob. Die
8riten baben iid) cine fur8e gtrede
bon Gitatres In nor0Iiher gtidtiing
bon Steemuerf 8uriidgeaoecn sy1
Oent g(bidnitt bon @ieIle G6opeae
fam es 8u eiiiem erhitterten @efedt.
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gfrlnilIiite br glmtrifantr.

Maibinatcn, 49, april. - Die
geitri9e @erlritliite ent6dlt 81 So.
men. 5iini Marn tpur6en I'M Sam
Dfe get6tet, brei erldgen i6ren @un.
Den, 5tDei berIoren 6urh 1lnf1I ibr
2eben, ie65 rlr6cn bon aranfhciten
b1bingernift bier Duroen ihiUer,
2S leidJt berle Grei Olnm MGR.
ben DeriniBt gie @erutiBten iino
bic gctitnnntB Nobert 9 syeffrg,
S1nuel 0}ian nH0 Qbrabam
Sir1lB
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,tnerik0ncr lebIooSu
s,pci ,InOriiis ob
Ntu ben herr atinhf btlttltt Nt.
ehaHmnhbpBnfn mifh hou ben
ammif8 ngHummtn

Tarla is mnnl glmtflFoul.
ite lftltvrallt hdbtn atIttfn im
foul Mtl,tNii Nnti ldiiptrt itIualld'e
auariHF obaritIoacn No5 e8tiedt
mitor mdmtHA Nt aonScH acitrt.
acn Jodts fatiacitDi
Tic Dcuiitbeu eftiiacitn Sen
2tnlrilF um q llhr mnracuS nit ct.
urm bcitlaen @tBbdfhanrni. NO.
unf Sic irinolIhc 3ni0nierIr sum
turH onifelt Ter MnNriii ahcr
trodi uuitr Dem eyfltr Der Mmeri.
Foncr NiomnUn uHb Bic omCritoui.
idc SHicnierie ainn iniort sum eIc.
acnan1nf iiher Trelbil Seiuhe,
0ortnter s libIorth mw0on ae.
iauaeu Qcntruner Der Eein0 cr.
litt er6cblid,s gcrtuite on 3otct
uu0 Rerpuudltcn
Ger Nuciie feinoIidle gluariii er,
foInte um fl llbr borniitnqS +;
mabreno bee ponsen loacS mnr0e
idori aeitriiicu. 8u ip6tcr gbeno.
ihln0e batter 0ie Qlncritouer cinen
9eobodhmnspoiten, ben Der 8eino
cine fur5e Belt i'm geiie botte, 8it.
riiferobcrt.
(gs lit 0icies hos critic be6eutenNe
@efedlt oos Bic 9lueritoncr NIT
iein6Iidjcr sufad.erie at beitebcn
botten. glShe' fom es MIR at
Sonoitrcibcu, bic obcr uic oermune
Belt in 9luiprrtb nobmen, 9lrm Der
llniteo 9]rcb.)
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Qrahhent g9illong @etLer perlunn0tl

8enber, ~ april. Sduptnann
8ooorom 8oo06rioge, Der in Der
aeitrigeu gerIlitliite ols IeiAt ber.
ipunoet dngefiibrt miro, lit elm Get.
ter beg grdiibenien g8ilion. Or
batte bier ieiue qnipolt8proris ans.
9eiibt nn6 trat cur Belt 6e5 meri.
faniiden @rcn3itrpites in bic gla.
iionolgnroe BON Golorooo eiu gr
erbielt i'm Sort gIiB I'M g2ai 1917
iein 2entnont5patent. Gr lit Elm
g(biolbeut Ser Colorado 1lnioeriitdt.
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gtidIiefnHg bon garis forberl
Enifr.

Boris. 18 HBril 8fm eriten
gldle leit Die oahite ipeiifrdqenbe
aanoue garis bombar6leri, bdbeH
beldife @eldoile nad Gounmnnier.
gong Boris 1ffroilen Cine @r0.
Haie idlug 9eIiern abeHo 1881 s:i6
llHr fiu 3met pftioneH muf0en
ourd 800 g0MbaroGHent aeloiei anb
~ bgriest.
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0ottls ioIlsH feins @tiranff
Btfabreidlen.

69itnao, f. April Iie ani.
bsbuHa 6es @etrdnfeau idDnnfs III
nna 6oiel5 Der 8er zianta un6
anHa6o wur0e boH 0fefnii63l0Hi.
tfc Der NHgrifdn @plel liiotiatioH
~ 4u1Ii9t saieat.
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qfnrppt lpirb IN qintoIn rebfn.

Mnibington, 13. 4prtl. - Der
neueriudblte Senator genroot bat Die
Ginlaoung 6es gle6rasfaer repitbli.
fanii6en Gtaatsfoniitces angenom.
men, om %. Wlni in 2incoln cine
2luiprnde 5n bnlten. nusgenommet
iDenn ibn ieine 8ftihteH in @oi6s
ington Btriidbnlten ioaten
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Saig's SagcsbcfebI
on irinr Sruppcn
Der britIGtc SelSberr srmabut ole ipaFfsuoats
tunocn, nicbt msbr 80 psidpcn nnH bis sum
1lemhefIten stanH so p0Itcn
poTtiuc iIriHs II 81, iaot C5encraI 'ItaurIee

Sihrrhrit iuitrer Seimitdiieu unO
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Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-21
Dress Your
Letters
DistinCtiVely

Your should reflect personality and stationery should
refinement and correctness shapes quality col
which distinguishes the choice inevitably made by the
fast which note of subtle charm
One staoners has wonderfully complete line Truly
naper for every personality In accord with the dignity
rugs and clothes is moed paper like vum made
by process day of George Washington There
quantity rounded the envelopes and shown
and gray o-cald kid finish is coming into
heavy is altogether smart when folded fit large
square envelopes This in oddly attractive tnts The
Raveedge which have probably distinctive vel
large envelopes Sl25 box THE National Hero
with gold white ground is charmngy unobtusive
perpetue the of loved who has sacrificed his life
for the sacred cause.
This shop particular pride the uabenes of papers
The popular of the they show is the Old
Hampshire Bond with heavy long sheets winch old e times TO
exceedingly masculine envelopes This $25
box.
Large gift boxes of wood danly decorated hold correspond
gold edged and quantity of with
veopes match lovely gift for S. The amount paste
board box is 81.
All of these papers of well known
standard make so be of quality + /|oo
we'll as infinite good The department \LrCX[>
does exquisite work monogramming, also II
craving The rich gorgeousness OF the gift ~
be limited only by ones desire
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-21
SOCIETY
Yuletide Season Brings
Dear Ones from Every
Corner of the Country

This will be indeed true family
Christmas, for everyone who claims
Omaha as home" is returning for
the Yuletide. From school, from
army post, from business Offices and
from the concert tours they are
troor:ng back that the family circles
may be complete on this Victory
Christmas
Miss Frances Nash, who has been
filling concert engagements IN The
east, arrived this morning to remain
until after New Years.
After this brief respite this tai
ented pianist will return to complete
her seasons work. In the early
spring she plans to give her third
annual New York recital in Aeolian
Hall. Her program will include
some novelties by a Spanish COM
poser, some interesting modern
French numbers as we'll as repre-
sent Chopin. Saint Saens and Mac
)owell.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-21
Mrs. Mary Hulst Tells of
Interesting Experiences
While in New York

Mrs. Mary Hulst, who has recent
ly returned from three months
stay in Washington, d. C., had a
most interesting experience while
in the east. A cousin of Mrs.
Hulst, John Briscoe, holds an i'm
portant position in "America's Over
There Theater League" as he re-
crults actors and actresses to en-
terrain the soldiers overseas.
The men and women who offer their
services are given a "try-out" at
the Little theater and they are then
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-21
Red Cross Gets Young
Charles R. Davis New
Victory Song-Just Out

Omaha and the Red Cross are in
terested in the new Victory song
composed by Charles r. Davis, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Davis, 4205
Grant street. The young composer is
considered one of Omaha's best
cornetists and has dedicated his
song, "Yanks' Victory to Corp.
Russell G. Hughes, the first Omaha
soldier to lose his life in battle, and
his very close friend.
Charles Il. Davis is captain of the
Central High school band and is
we'll known in musical circles for his
composition and cornet solos.
"Yanks' Victory" song has been
given to the Red Cross and will re-
main their property until $50 copies
have been sold.
The words of the song follow:
When the bugle call was sounded
And our boys had marched away.
1t was then we missed their music
And their laughter. young and gay;
They have sailed beyond our vision
To the land far Ger the sea.
But their words come back to me.
REFRAIN.
We fought and bled and died for Uncle
Sam,
To give our all were ready to a man.
Wen shout for victory, for masters are
we
OF land and air and sea.
To safeguard home and loved ones In the
fight,
Our battle for democracy was right.
Victory, victory, shout for victory.
Soon again we hope to see them
In their uniforms so trim.
Shouting out in joyous rapture
Strains from every battle hymn.
They have won the worlds great battle,
Through their bit for you and me,
And their song will ever be
(Refrain)T
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-21
Christmas Baskets.

The Settlement House association
will take care of needy families and
send Christmas baskets to all parts
OF Omaha. Those who wish to help
may do so direct by securing the
names and addresses from the Set
tlement House, or they may send
provisions, which will be distrib-
uted by the association.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-21

The old standby-blue serge
finds an interesting incarnation in
this serviceable dress. A deep u
shaped vest of white broadcloth is
embroidered in chain-stitch design
of red silk. Small silver buttons are
used on one side of the vest and red
soutache braid loops on the other.
Around this U opening run two
rows of black silk braid. A leather
belt holds the fullness at the waist
line, where the bodice is cut in one
with the long tunic. Two pockets
which follow the outline of the vest
are trimmed with braid. These
pockets are faced with red char
meuse. The skirt beneath this tunic
is scantly gathered and may be
mounted on a sham skirt of silk or
mousseline de sole. A hat of dark
blue velvet its trimmed with band
of fur which crosses the front.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-21

Mrs. Vincent Aston and Mrs. Will
lam X. Vanderbilt, ST., both of whom
have been engaged in cantecn work
overseas, have arrived from France
aboard the French liner La Lorraine.
Mrs. Aston had been in France
since June, 1917. She was engaged in
Cantecn work at Brest, where, with
$50 women under her supervision,
her cantcen fed as many as 5000
American soldiers in day. Mrs. w.
X. Vanderbilt, who also had been en-
gagged in canteen work, is returning
for three months furlough, after
which she will return to France and
aid further in the care of the Amerl-
can bows.