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rows and up the bay to Army
,tine to greet the vessel. but d
’iorm part of the official i'ieet.
filllp came up the harbor saint
. tie “’illiam. on Governor's isian
from the coastal fortifications.
«mouse. the George Washington
out at
haunt-r.
ml by dippinz their colors.
At the old Hamburg-Ame
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Int-walk Branch Office—4388.
Oityzditor’s Residence—14924.
Business Manager's Brilliance—um American Nation.
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Editor’s Residence—zlg—‘l.
other allies in the war.
,opy of flags in the main
:mai address of Wulcuuw by the
il’rceidr-nt of the United States
King Albert‘s reply to the arm“
Others in the official
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Secretary of State:
Ill—Alcomc' NOTICE
out Well, Lodge No. 10a. F. and A.
Meet: in Masonic Building. Southl
0d. at 8 o'clock.
cordially invite-d. John K. Finch.
H. Robert M. \Viicov. secretary.
NATIONAL FOOD KITCHENS
visitors are assirnml tn mnupv thu
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kitchen; be opened '1' n... m...“ 0. l W‘th'h" mm: m- nu- my. divided as in previoua mod-air, and the mndow posts are a per-
' I ‘ ‘ ‘_ ' . '3 9 Official gray-in: u: vhr. «ivy v.3; . '
we government ,0. W my... 1 um um" Wm” WM: manent part of thebody, not romvable. The wmdowa, however,
poor during the winter.
'Experiment: have been made l)‘.' tlt
minislrv with one kill-lieu anti i-
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been found rogsible to tinnish .1 20¢!!!
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meal for shilling: {1.x cen’: (0:145
ting of soup. fish most. two vezetn'linsg
and deselt, all well cooked and decantw
ly served. The restaurant was Sifli‘ll-Jg
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to show other (‘R’QI'Pir how to provide
heap food. it ha: not only prm-od
supportine but it ns-t< 8.700
profit.
—competitor. The ”flying {Jr the
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and the same mm 8?“ mid (“i "‘='"I“-nm, mmnwlm ltkr- T’t-ter I'll“ "tr-3'. /,’,
plies that nnv r-nn<tlnier buying “1.1m visited the shipyartk or Fiance.
quantity would ‘,,. mum up'r ,.' pl? {Cr-mt Britain, truly, Germany and
-Thtt§ far the pnlicv of tile cavern-f""'"‘”’“"""i‘L ‘" “"1"“ """"-‘"m“‘: poni-
Fl‘ll"
a wet-k I
ran. t. is tone in the open marh-t' fl - ,
tau ‘ {Pours-c in “newer-17W" trainin: in
'blo- regarding ocean carriers. with t9»:
Semtary of “'ar; Genera] Fwy:
March, (‘hin of Staff of the Arm
"_ Breckenridge bong. Third Assistan'
Ofticiah of
. ' M. d "H, Tuo-salav of State Department. who are to acconl-
lain all" Pt. .. . an o - .pan) lung Albert and Queen lullzabutu
my, monthWJuly and August evcr’ttl"on their tour of the country announc-
All Master Masons’i‘d that it was planned to keep
“'llmyal visitors "incognito" during the
of their stay
innz
St-creta r_v of State.
that twenty-four hour;
hem. Assistant Se-tretnzzv
lthnt this. seclusion would be null
ml at the “'aldort-Asrorhl. Win-re lit-x
futulMlll;
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NM“ YORK (in
lot” the Belgians ill” mil) neu-.~p;.;;
l'OrtPr who PVf-i h- trtrw" :l nmnzt:
No advanmze i< taken 0’ any it years old rail is cm of l':.t-
,-.... ; picturesque llgurvs of lit» Great “'ar.
l-ow‘gl-aduate
The Kine lOi'l-I 9
IN AMERICA
'twalve destroym. miller comnnnd off
Rear Admiral Horace Plunkett. «stoic,
ed thc Gem-re Waahiuzton up the .‘ar- .
at Hobfllnm. Several other mnicivnl;
vibrate and yachts prooenled to Quaranw
All the
.llw-nty—one gum were fired from Cas-
her masthead the flat: or ill‘
Belgian royal family and the national
American warships respond:
rican Line,
oboken. it was arranged for.
Kim: Albert to leave the vessel at the
:upper level of the pier and protein} to
.tbe reception room between lines of
"““‘J«Amel‘lcan soldiers at present arms and
r‘nflnlong a hall decorated with the flare;
Pot Belrium. the i'nitmi States and the,
l'ndvr I
recr'ptinn'
imam. the pmeraru called for the for-
n-elcnminz'
”party at the pier “‘o-rc Robert laminz.
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ment ha' 2 n H h ' I” , -'*’\lut'lalll~n at .somo- future time. of
a“”"”""“‘ 3"“! L‘H‘“ m”““‘~“*‘ 0‘ L“ inll'ln'.’ Belgium Hell in the class of ' ‘ _ —-— -7. _
boy- tr; rlzt:l‘:l;.~l; iu'»i:l'.ll‘:L.'“."~ fen-l lillfh' filaritimv pin-,ut',_ Spvplal )"JBLS pre- , ._
ens- than to take 1h" matte:- ir‘n
2., ant err-:1: tit‘li'f‘i.
nwn llnn'l Bi"
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wlth intro-nuns]; lmlil ”m“ 1““ {mgfitntq-s and workvd as a rnpnrtvr on (\unhdvncu in your [Pnacinux four-32v
ministl} [H.Iiyy'“; tlzav t‘ .. na‘iun r-rl’iltl l‘ni' or two nl-aslnupm‘s in :l'.-- .\'- l‘lli- I 2W“- IH'U in '31“ “Am" 0f Bl-lrinm A
take up thr. '.tnlll"ll".t wanna;- on {ii We“. 1'41"“ «.i-izr-n “'11“ in i'WW’ ”l .‘TN: ’
. . .,,.. Q .. . 5 x. . .f. I a S‘lf‘N-mllnx in the crown on l’louam- 01!’ 3'93? Blit‘r Belxium‘a heroic w- , « i .- ' .
Verl lni- Juli}! I " “ b‘n ‘ 0 her 93.1909. Am...“ I. ontic'lrr‘wl him- >l.~'l.’il’l(‘o' to th.» (it-rmxxn florl'l. ill- in-o- Stone C. 36kt m 8.288. Stone Jugs and Pitchers. Cork!-
great man\‘ i" ”i' .J'li to the 7500000 pcoplr n‘ it” littl. it!" H’ l’ll‘i- in :r'ltitudv to Hill 'l’- C ~
. . _ . . . .~. . _- '-_ .- « -- rour C..r~~F.u -‘ ‘ egg
Tin: firm .< wast-rat”! would inill‘ kingdom. The abuses of the Fonz». “THOR {02‘ king Alb?“- prerentcd '0 x ‘ bber 301119 Stoppers. C'der and Wine K -
-cat(- wilt-rt- thert- i: a will to f‘lrnltall:Which had brought upon the head of him a .‘IH .~wot‘ti
.4 ”H, way his fixed uncle, Lt‘opoiti. llrv condemn} -‘"°‘l. ".--
.lion 01' the civilized wollll. wit.- 3b.»:
nouri'nliin': .‘m-Il at full price
is open. An! if it ran lw rinnr- ill m:-
land why not in Aim-rice?
continue to
if. privatv lllll‘lt'rl:
shut in thu rmiurtion of food prim“.
the nation will have to take it up.
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CATS FOR THE BELGIANS
“'aT‘has itQ blessing: and 9930(-
advantages. During the war
Wert- no mice in li'llzium, for a tragic
reason—4h: to death.
3th
mice starve.)
and mice are leading the Belgian”
WI brine a dollar in Belgium. in
time. that it may some day grow bit:
plague... Mature cats bring
spy-ices.
’nels sat-s. “(lit that our fairy rod-mot
era. l-lligiall'i and France“, would send
us some catsf" ‘
Americans might send them plenty.
5'..”it there were: any convenient way 0
felting them over. Can‘t it be attenti—
“'1’!" “'ilat child would not
H. to have “a cat in Belgium?"
if they want to give an equiva-
, we might exchange American cats
[Belgian hares.
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mulzasion from india i.- studvinz
. e and correcth'c methods: in
count-y. After several months at
.. ' Mimi and study the communion-
tray the; are not so sure that In-
mnr‘uode am- not pretty good as
stand. i": l-lt‘nps they Il’eel "all
n. Atllerirnm: (in. that prison reform
I imple matter. bui'reformlnz' the
u prevents a difficulty not
5a in any country.
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"5: viously. it in mid. when merely the son
of thr- l'ount of Finnivrs. a nrplh
Kine: Lt'opolll, ll" rwunv to the l'
lisllt’tl, and the Kim: :‘nvl his liwnl
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ltllc Belgians might llavt- yir-itlmf anti ri‘t’v- Loltl. i‘f‘lvrt-<t'hlln: :1 young ath-
('Pt'latfl‘YECOnmt'l {[1001] llll‘ pl'('FI-"f" “f it Inn: lnmn cilia}. \'\:l‘ Li tribute \\ 1~llltn h}
falltand happy l‘i'lL'il in 'li“ count. .- I
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"tramp". him-rs and sour. houses: al-r- "No flit):tl'lzi.?2il't-." is ”11- inscrip‘
unknown." it)“ u:: n iln' undid 1.? lllt’ tom n: ll;-‘ ‘ ‘
Thf'n "am“ the war. Tilt Kine of hi“ ”1”" NH“ w! a «vu‘urttv. in nu» .4. er 0 e e
t-zzrnpetl "“1"“ or the hardship ant
int-inn that was the lot or . tmgon mm 5'. Hub.
IM‘ ”mm“ fur more than four .v
there; ill-mill.
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lllt- lillln' F'x'inn lllt-V wr ' “V I ‘ H
v . . - : .. . ~ ”.9 ””12“ t otll.lt..
at finch a lifp that they alarm” for ‘8‘” 'l‘mtrr’l. Hwy 1th with tln- ’ d ”
The‘mvrl'r‘vl skinny atom of a kitten'lmm “M‘KHHH... from ”m gallant, but uin: into mutt-h. Three children have
thg‘nil'il‘flfl‘ltllfi' interior
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enough to no”) kec-p down the. rodenl‘Wu-rt spared llimsn
fabulo‘ufiiof the. soldier.
A recent amwal issued in [true-WW” ‘0 silt-ll-firt‘. and aviators! bomb< Marie J‘M“ barn in ”"6-
h_:hurt-t about him. .
ll tow- off the wheel of the automo— ‘0
' At an-,
,ntlwr time a chauffeur. who had hpen‘
l
1, to the r-nt‘my, vms- shot do
.1! to? It would nlakr- .1 1709mm. 03"" "‘1 ”'3’ h"
in cry—“Cats for thc- sum-rim: Bei- lll‘tt and futile efforts were madc hv
“Mains llllnlnlr'l's to induce him not to ei-
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llli' Germans: to
Flilllfi {or llu-
lta)’ Belgium
,.._; violatl ll. rzf Vim-V tlm nl-utrnlil
. . it‘lflllinfi, at
term or lm-gr- “nil Namllr.
Durim: the are
Often he PX])0.-it‘(l
Once a
glut
bilr- in which he was rldlnz.
promised $200‘000 to deliver
dt-HVOrntl to drive the roval car
llli' German lines. .
pose himself.
“My skin is of no more value than
heartsick soldiers
yours," he told him
on their
retreat fro
M m Antwerp.
ace i;—' on the flr "'
Although his mg me"
afllcrn princess
1‘ an princess, and altho ‘
youth he had been educgf; 1‘:
many. he maintained an independ
of character that irri
Emperor of Germany. The
among other honorebei’ore the
conferred upon Albert 1. the till
honorary Colonel of the
regiment, an act which
press construed as '
Gcltmn ruler to
the young king.
the Bel
an enort of
gain an influence
An indication of Albert's spirit came «Ink Havana
when Belgium was vaded.
“mm ti” 33:51“
. re are eolug'to be twice» as inany 1914. he
H.
35 this yearns
' the am
there were in its'strengi’h',
Vithout
We
not the Sptt’ltluz Ian-”MSW of Mull: m‘ bitto-r pl'ivntiona, King Albeit
. Dru-”Hy. ni' ”mpg"! her his «it vnslm-wl
twill l0 .flll."rl_- plump“. ll)“ gaunt" Kin: fliilitl llln- Enlltl “0013f,“ (ll ”it“ [it"‘plia
mmt stuh- t-mlly Flli’POle to have been a 39;].
at conflict Kim: Al- NQme" 3' 19013
if none of the 11:0”; I'HHCI‘ Charles Theodore.
German
mother was a Hohe
am his wife a Bav
tated the former,at Leipzig,
latter’tExeeedingiy mum nail-33H“ the m 0‘ “I0 students.’
Meclflenburg royal stables, at heken, when the
~w nf‘ its children sprang to the frontier. \alv
mud ianl soldiers in a sacred cause. i hau-
Fall and Winter Needs
of Sn.ntc-i-Jtienne
(it run at which was wrmlzllt
b} the >tlll;”“r. Frau l‘pon till- blmiu
nrnntn-nt-d “ftf‘. panopiivs n: ‘
Funnels. Measures, Coal HOds. Galvanized Rotary Ash Sift-
ers. As}; C Garbage Cans, Furnace and Stove Shovels, Oil
and Gas Hmters at reasonable prices.
slot
ltiz’u!
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Phone 527 25 WASHINGTON ST.
Promot Delivery .0. M“
is“, lt—H- upun liq. '.l€3t'n5l\". bl‘llildlrlllilC-I
ears. “:1 i‘lilia}, Novc lulu-r 1.7. ifllx, :tfH-t
huzs- rt-tulnul with lli~ \ictmit‘fus li’i.np.< tu'
but b(‘l0\l‘tl capital,
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Likewisv tll° ('M‘t HEYVV'I- f it Until”: H: mm; of 3:70.01“) man “my Qttw-n Eliznb-th, “'ht? was lnnrriui -—- ,_., — --+~~-~m »~—»~ -.-..-_,.., .~__-.__..,.._...,._.
Now. with rt'lljl'nlnfl com urt. :“llltvw h'nwlt :u lht-ll‘ hr-m] m finm to My; .‘llh- :‘t in 13"“ as tlu- Duclw-t-I . . .
. . ,. - n .' ”H' invnvlt-t: “'l . ._ . .7 liliz. i at. 2-; . -. _ . _ . ‘5 A“ "hmmfl‘ of "19 W995 “"1“ Grateful for the aid which the r: it
mice lldll- ”applaud. and the r ta . lvn till (,1 rmm .llm- "‘ ~ “fl ‘-”1~l- “-I (1' >kr‘b‘1l.tll hpanpdnms is lcllltecl by the VOWTOlk ed States and the Allies bestowhd
}, of the '51.)". it: "n s'l‘ikillcly llzlulsomv
’l‘llc ,‘lltlrliam- was quite {Ir-n. of Lackt-n. One cold. rainy moraineupon Briginm in her hon” of “13!, the
til-tow the var, the Queen was drivinz . King's Matt is acid to be partly to ex-
along ll‘w Avenue de la Reine. 'ben prtes thir appreciation on behalf of
she saw a poor old woman, scantily his country to the American people
mad. walking along. The Queen gol‘ One of the gifts which Albert 1. and
out oi her car. stepped over to the “'0 Elisabeth are bringing to this countrv
man and asked 1m it the was not is a complete table set or Brunt-ell:
cold. Receiving an alimtive NPL‘Z porcelain, for Preaident and Mrs “'il-
Elizabflh took 06 her on watmrool 300- Those 80838 they will be at m
and placed it over the old woman’s. Vl'hite House. for a part of their stay
back. Then. taking out her par-em t'pon Having the ["nited mm. on;
gave her several gold coins. and‘took royal couple are to visit King Alfonao
her address. no that size misfit To” and Queen Victoria. of Spain for both
tinue her benevolence. May “‘01- of whom they have a ward: attach-
“m lwt‘n both to them, the heir apparent,
i’rlnm imopold, Duke of Brabanl._ born
a jecond son.
“ born ’ in
him. 1.”... and—n daughter, the Princess
The Queen is highly educated and
mi of music. literature and art. Mu-
sic is said tu‘be a passion with her
and she is an accomplished violinist:
the King She also plays the piano and mando- cent- at ve long since en-_ln€nL
at! as been. 1:: ninth much ability. it is said that deared the 9 people of Bel-i __
m o s e ms 21 marked preference for th ‘Sluln. 3 ‘
wq . Harm." 3 day pass- 01d rt-l'm'foirc. but confesses to about; intensely , teen Bimeth ‘ EXPERIENCE MORE
in mm... or has mm: “mer- Some mm mm sought to hormone mar»: TROUBLE IN OMAH‘
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developed talent as a dramatist and, meetic economy and other useful arts.¥
in 1996. wrote "Rosamund," a DialShe lounded a training 503001 for-l
.which was produced in Brussels hinBruaselaonthe lines of a uni-v
Brian-ch or that year and caused a. flaw. with a three years' course and
ruled stir in the Belgian capital. Shesan honor class. Liberal prize8 '91"? mm“. News of the crime
"My is also a skilled horsewoman. lofl'emd by the Queen to the students Withheld in the afternoon paperswu
l' During the; war the Queen nursed who taunted new can. The Bln- "‘9 "W99! 0! MajorGe-nem Leon N
[1- many wounded um I mer lie-ta were from all m 9! society. W000. Who is actively in Ward
8. at Duke Charles Theodore, of Bavaria, vet-kins Kirk, sod-lvbutterfli“ and "I- m" ”imam“ Since the relin tall 0‘
mg a renowned coiling-4hr began the tencctnall. - . . --v - of "19 control of the cit ‘1'.“ Ag!!!“
Gel-namely of medicineherae‘lf It the age of. The m 1! in mm 600*. her- Mayor W. 0. Ute y y -tlng
ence sixteen and took ha:- degreh of u, D. jself, and m aallod, at the The number ot't
Juat before her marriage.‘achool to‘ advise the ratchet-3‘ ndffdt" was doubled
as the
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roopa in the "black
immediately follow-
d attack and six hundred sol-
iera are today on duty in that section.
The attack on Mrs. Wiaener occur-
red at 3 oclock at her home at the
edge of the “black .
wgr.;the Queen. before the war, frequentl 'Among 1193' him“ mini”. wt
9 «flattened the taint-mum «that!!! tent in the Albert-W Bla-
peasary, in Brussels, which the King
gm hundredormore animu- were wimMambn-hedidhvem
the . tended by court veterinaria , and oit-‘ponad tor years. .
0131-5011 gave the moat experienced attend'l ' fucking and mean are annular-
alts mm as to paper ant-'uc about ail-”Unfit! both have taken
among are turn 1-}; nmu mm. muwm 1n-
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