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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

ItHf W.
often. amid con
iltions OF revolt
Ing filth. by worh
era whose bodiei
arc unclean aud
diseased. and who
are forced 20 live
aud work In ar
environment that
makes cleanliness
and health impoa
sIhle.
/ think few can
ffEritn nuWhuatf
put rotten fruit
or vegetables into
the cans. There
IL too much to be
ioRt by having
such stuff return
ed 10 them. And
II disease germs
get into the cans
IL may be that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27
Letter 70
DR.. Kiimsr = Co.
BsnzssAmtcn, -. =.

Prove What Swamp Rect Nm d
for You.
Send 20 DR.. klimer 4 ca, De,k
X. Binxhamion. y. r.. fr ! rs.
pie bottle. II win convinca nnyeae
You will also receive . hcohIz 4
valuable information. telling Il
about the kidneys and bhldx
Regular Soc and si.o9 sire ho(tls
for sale AZ all drug storea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27
viii Kitty?

Now lets sec what Kitty Eikns will dol For years the
Duke Abruzzi has been purrng around Kitty but sne
wouldn't marry him AT present looks as II the Duke
would be king Of the proposed Kingdom OF Albania,
We wouldn't be surprised II Kitty still refused ! nc
Duke Is really fine energetic lovabc chap, Tor fellow
who has been ground down by title and very likely
that Kitty would have taken him for his worth i she
would take him at all Still YOU hold real queenshp up
before Young thing like Kitty and you'll be wise to make
4 private hedge on Your bets that she won't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27
WoMAN,s HOME COM

PANION advises: Keep a
little extra fund. over running
expenses. for what in the best
sense may be called bar
gains Tee heel Every wom-
ans doing il. Doing III Doing
WHAT Keeping all the funds
for bargains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

the persons VINO MISS OhEii<Lf
eat the contents are reasonably
safe because every can Is sterilixed
az the factory.
Tut I'd rather not estimate the
number OF people in these United
States who viii this winter con.
sumo dead germs and other mlseel.
Ianeona filth with the canned food
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

After several weeks Of lnvcsfl.
cation three scientists IN the
French academy have decided man
has six times as much lung power
az he needs. II takes a scientist
a long time TO discover anything.
hut possibly none of them ever nj.
tended Bull Moose meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27
Tl0Sf


Tho total appropriations for the
Panama canal. not intending forth
fleations. have been ss22. BAL .sds,
This amount 10 81 per cent OF the
estimated coat OF the canal.
Doc Cook. in his lecture thIs
year. maintains that Adam aud
Eve we're EsktuoA We doubt is.
II they had been. Doc would have
discovered them.
The government office OF pub
lie roads has invented a concrete
that reaists water and wiii not
crack and which has tho tensile
strength OF ordinary concrete.
Whales have thu thlckeat hide
OF all living creatures. II is two
feet thick In places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

Hal at last we've a picture
OF John Alexander Gladstone
Dowie. Of Zion City, whose
father said he 81. A. CD had
never been kissed BY a woman.
l. 0 oking carefully over
Jolinny's whiskers. we're In
cliued to believe the old man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27
Hidden JOYS OF Travel

McMangal took train Los Angeles with Il quarts
Of nitroglycerin "McNamara went to the coast with Is
pounds OF dynamite
Such little excerpts from the Indianapolis testimony
surely promote travel private aeopanc They also explain
what meant rairoading de luxeyoure lucky u you
get through without being blown into different states
s,x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

Little Margaret. on being told
she had a new little first cousin
looked puzzled second. and then
asked. Why. how can my last
cousin be my first cousin. mamma p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27
EDITOR IEFFRIEs.

Nowata. Okla, has been ac-
quilted Of numbering his adj
ycrtising solicitor. Please pass
along the exact details OF your
defense. jeff!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

IN TEXAS they've removed
Taft's picture from the school
Biographies and put in VII
sons. instead. Perfectly heath
cnishl There's twice as much
geography in Bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

Are They So Scarce One Must
Advertised
GIRfs--Gsood live girl In candy
stores must be II years of age and
afraid 10 work. 1879 broadway.
BROOKLYN advertisement La New
York World
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

MADERO publicly blames
Mexico's i'll on her newspapers.
Some editor with suicidal tend
encics must have been making
indecent remarks about those
100000 acres held BY the
Madcro family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

There IN only one Chinese avia-
tor in the world. Tom Gun OF San
Francisco. Gen. Wei of the Chi
neae republics army. who II in
this country inspecting the army,
made a flight trip with Gun re.
Gently, aud as result decided to
add an aviation corps to the Chi.
nese army Gun may 20 10 China
10 organize the corps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

Why does Carnegie pension widows OF expfestdents
only 80 long a. they unmarried + Andy trying 70
promote race suieidcs Doesn't he thar widow who
lnarrics NAV need his $4,000 year than who
doesn't, r he trying head OFF the wedding Of Mrs
Cleveland?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

WOMEN. wear everything
tighter" is fashions dictmm.
And then they'll kick II hus-
bands are tighter,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

WIT has become OF the old fzHhs
Toned coach. the shell that lay 81
tho fireplace and which the chilli
dren held 20 their ears to haar the
sound Of tho ocean,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27
MlIady,s Bonnet

My bonnet lies over the ocean,
Ny bonnet lies over the sea:
For, you see. It's the latest creation,
And hasn't yet come from Paree.
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

Brazil Ia tho only country in
South Ainsfiea that has no educa.
iional institution In university
form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

MFR, Paul Beer has gone 20 CHI.
cage on short business trip.
Miss Ruth Pickle haa returned
from visit of several weeks in
Chicago. --Des Moines fIaD Cap
Ital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

Columbia university has received
sIs.sa1,9ss In gifts In tho past IL
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27
Novelty In Eyes.

The baby is a well formed little
tot with flaxen hair and large blue
eyes dressed In expensive STYLE
New York Sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

Would be pleased to sell all my
friends at the courthouse tomor.
row morning at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Henry Standardization lO.) Re-
nublIcan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

Sadie Fuller entertained her
young men Tuesday evening. =
Lane tW Va Recorder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

In six months the number OF
automobiles In Maine increased G.
per cent, due TO big potato crop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

More Tonnage passes through
Detroit river than any other water.
way in the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27
~ MARY BOYLE o'REiLLY
Special Ivestiuator for The star

The canned food consumed By the
OF the United States II pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

re 1Wofe.
She-~waa be furious. dear. when
you told him that we had been 30.
eretiy married.
iie-Sot really furious; only sui
fnrioua Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

A New York man lived on 20
cents a week. hut he came near
dying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

Does the old millionaire really
trnst his pretty young wife,
Well. he eats her mInce pies. -
baltimore American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

A petition asking for divorce
on the grounds OF cruelty was filed
this morning In the circuit court
by Mrs. Fay Wurm against William
Wurm Peoria tIli.) Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

Uncle Sam sells 1000, 900 pounds
OF postal cards year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

Extra large and attractive sale
Monday nj $40 sharp" saga an
advertisement In the Philadelphia
Record: 200 or more secondhand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

Exports OF American manufac-
tursd products have more than
doubled since 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

The United States was the frat
country in which the courts de-
elded that q typewrstAen will Is
legal The Austrian courts re-.
Gently affirmed the principle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

Holborn vladnct. London. stood
for 40 years without showing a
sign OF wear. but marks are nov
appearing. due. say engineers. to
a few years pounding by auto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

AiimdlrecfHd energy
Repeating tho clever sayings 81
bright children.
Looking for a fresh egg.
Telling \ woman her dfsA@ IL not
becoming
Expecting the first clerk you
meet In library 70 answer your
question about book.
Starting that old battle cry. ID
your Christmas shopping early
Inviting a neIxahor to your home
SONS evening and then sending the
fact 10 a newspaper that has n
society column.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

"Now. children" said the teacher.
suppose that la \ certain family
there are five children. and the
mother has only four potatoes 10
divide between them. She wants
to give each child an equal share.
What can she dns~
Brief. studloas silence; then n
tiny lad looked Bp from the slate.
unmarried BY fractional ealcaiia.
tons
Well. Johnnyf asked tho
teacher. in approving anticipation.
What would you do In the clrcum.
stances suggested"
Mash the potatoes, air. inno.
cent Johnny cried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27
What Ia a secondhand

horses What 10 a secondhand
hoFaeg
II Is easy to account for some
OF the high cost Of living.
For Instance:
The packers say prices are high
because the demand for meat Is
greater than the supply.
The retailer says business Is
slow because pricna are 80 high
there IL no demand.
Could anything be simplerg
nr. r. y. Ruschli OF Lafayette,
Ind. found mushroom 20 inches
In diameter and weighing ? pounds
10 ounces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27

JOSH WISE
SAYS.
9Th editor Of
tn Beeleysport
Weekly Whana
says that all IN
office bores Genre
around on IN very
day hes tryin' ter
90 to press"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25

aige srubeI sefpeie unb mas Der ana
mere mar, tos min i9 Sbne ieBt
email ber3dble.
WiFe 81, tpie bie asmpsbn mod
in bo[lem Gang setpeie is, ba ZEN i'd
10 idubr ssfiblt, bab Der Mtfter
Sdfft obber Ru4fefelt gepdblt bsbt
tper'n, bob i'd mel Sab I'M Gut III
mel gar3e Somild intlubbing bic
2ia3ie bran gebstt bdtt. Quf en- fdOne
9lbsnb lin ia ipibber email Bel ben
Mebesipeiler gefpeie I'm mer BEN off
Ro6rs bon bic pnnitids eetabtt. Der
Weoespeiler bat geiast: p0u berfit
nod sebn Sobr Lang Spieti6es for
ben Differ Sdfft MAGE I'm bnnn Jag
id bi6 INNER nod, bob niemano
onnerIter eledteb iperb pie Wilion."
Da ben i6 aeIont' .9u bif9t trebs
fig, i'd Fcri - bod ennibau better
rir., aIs tpie bl; blu nit betn be-
l6rdnfte neutrality-suspicious., ou
boit gar feline Gibis bon bic bode
po1ibids uno bu biit au6 gu burnnt,
bob bu es ltnnsritebn bu6ft, iuenn
bid en- Mann mo bic Sud- utlners
ftebt, olles edsple6nt. Sd etmitte.
baB bu c tpenig in 9rinfs gepobitst
biit, eipsideGlie tpenn IS ii6 borum
banbele bubt. WiBtie 70 gu peroinne,
boB mer nit tueib Oh ss Solspaiet
obber Winn,gser I'm 8dftereul Is.
@os atpiper bic palioids fons.brne
bubt, ba biit bu 70 bumm, tpie {
neiqeborenes 8alb, ipo nod nit ptib
Oh es Sorns obber G 6ebberboa auf
ben Sobp friege bubt," Mtn, bas
bat off aobrs E fpenig bDies 8lut
aeipipe, oipiper i9 ben nids brum
gelppe. Sd ZEN gebentt, th better
seb ben aunne sIeia pies BON mein
Meinb, Dob er ssnus bat, afptper Der
Webespeiler bot nod nit genlg sea
babt. gr bat au ben MebfensRobns
trddtsr gefogt, er btbt es gu ibn lais
fe, at biTsite, Ob ih en- berbOlIts
Gubl aus mid made bebt pbber nit,
in ba bat ber Mebfensa pntrddt,-
A-Nf - -. 49,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25
Die lfamiIisnfeisr.

Hst gang bsdnt bat Simmerl adj
Mo1d
geim artilIsrie : Regiment.
Ia fimmt bon ist'm @o6un q
grieferl,
Or ~ii6srmorsen temmu net t0nnt.
Da9tmOuif'r laoffr uno trdui
fi6
(gltt'm Ssr3 in oa Sos'n) Die Sras'
Ob + fir a SamiIi.nfeisr
arnnt llrlaub frias'n pun Biz afpuc
Sag.
,Wds feisrt's oenn In So Sdmilie2"
Srast Der G9nuu3bart unb triagt
efei an 3orn.
rSerr @ddtmodit'r", gisast 81
Gimmerl,
LIMA Dds ia prdmisrt gsitsrr
tpor'n."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25

gefagt, idu6r Ding bebt ia en- Subj
aus mid mode i'm nod idlimmev
pie bos I'm for mid gu prufe, bot
er re4t bdtt, mar er lpillings c 8ett
nit mid au made. Sd ben isIes
mails f9on 3iemIi9 gut gefiblt I'M
ben gefagt, id pdr'n egriebel lin er
font nlr fage, mas er bette mont.
Sn bic eridte 2etn, ben i9 gu ben
Weoesiueiler gefast, geb urs email en-
b~isiente 9rint I'm bu tannit aud Fl.
bes an mid nemme.
Wie mer unfern Orint aebabt bat
te, ba ! Der Observation-Disclosures,
i9 bette oaB Der Miafon elediet
tperb I'M tpertit CT nit eledtet pero,
fin i9 rebbis. boz sid Der qbilip In
en- 8ie9!6errel febe bubt un if reibe
i'm in bic gauge Soun for brei 5tuns
De berum I'M bifeibs bab bGnq In
mid E Hed!sbs bon 2emmens Inn
ben gals I'm petite { Sein on mein
8udel no brauf sefdriptpe Is: Sd
ben en- Subj aus mid gema9t."
Qbenn i9 atptper meme 8ett genuine
bnbn, bann mub Der pbilipp MIDI
6erum fabre I'm goito llrrer bic NAM
lide &pbnbii9ens. 8if6t bl gebm2"
rSubettiduhrleif, fin i'd aebm," ben
id geiogt I'm ben nod en- 9rinf fos
bas Sous georbert iii ben in msin
iuaenblide 2eiftiinn nod geiast.
bob in Sront bon uns { 8dnb mars
TIDE miiBt I'm ben Iiebe gusuifin
fpisle miibt. Dos bat ie al geplieit
I'm es "a aud nod geiettelt porpe.
baB Ser 2ahfer for bic 8dnb In aud
for bic 9rinfs bsaable miiBt.
&Dnns Ct jebt febn, Miiter Gbis
tbor, tpie iobr ib fiibleg Morge fOa
bic 8ett sefettelt iper'n I'm i9 bubn
nnr mii9e, bab es pttfdforfs regens
bebt. Sn mein nddfts Brief idreib
id Sbne, ipas bic 8ett for { Gnb gez
nomme bat. Sd tam Sine foae,
iA fin alliptper fobr ipomit id pers
bleitps Sbne Sbrn lieper
pbilipp Sauerampfer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25
Ger Sole.

Wem Mabrbeitslie6e etfpas gilt,
Der fam ipobl ni6t beltrsiten,
Dab gutter, alter Safe Ii9
gemtrtbdr ma9t bon neitem.
llno gar GENTLE aebnIi6tsit
in Den 0erudsalliiren
Mit onOerr 9ingen fam gar lei9i
3r Ribperitdn0nis fiibren.
Gaqn5 anoers ftebt es nit Dem Duff,
Der quilt aus @lumentel6en,
Ga sibt e teinen Srrtum ni6t.
Dd peiB man gleih, aus pel9sr
Der gang beItimmten Sorten tommi
Der Duff, ben bol0 iie i~treuen,
linh Der gar IiebIt6 uno dmDu
Eut unier 6srs srfreusH.
Nun dbsr miro Der Msnf9 ni6t iati
@cm Duff in isiner Raie;
Des Magens iro'f9s aonIiItsn3
ST Ieioer tleine g6raie.
llno elmer, Dem Der 0unger tpiiblt
9ief in Den Gingspeioen,
Ger pfeift auf 8lumenOuft uno mag
Den aGie lieber lsiOen.
co fpiegelt fi6 gang objettip
0es WeIsns Sern Dem Senter:
Gs lam Dem 'phlgsrud gum Srob
Genisbbnr fsin ,er Stdntsr.
WA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25

SIN 8il6s. 6auptmann
(Su einem GeIbipebel Der Reierpe. Der
nit na6ldTig umgeidndlItsm 0sgen
erldeint): Hun i6au elmer OieIe D,s
g%enerationi
- 0epGa5ierf. nGlit benz
rteuen 6adrpdfsr ipdren Sic dlfo
ni6t sufrieoen?" = pgld, i9 foee
S6ntr, es febIte nur Elm 5anr, uno
iG bate cine qIatte setriest."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25
Die ant6ersias eduanas.

eluf Der Girqbs iono Elm Bauer
cine S6Ionss. 'Gis mar Dor adlis
gang fiarr. Gr bate nit BEN ormsi
9isr Grbarm.n, bob Is uuf uno iied'
IL es in ben gufsn. 9ier trhoIis iia
Ole G6lanse RAID, uno dIs fe m,rt'
ts. oab oraubsn Sis Come gu ft,i'
nsn btgann. ipiniiferte iis: YDsnn
id isbt Dem armen Wldnn IN 81:
9ruf t,ibs, Itirbt or iofort. Rein,
id tue ss ni6t. oas mare Elm. un'
cole 5dnoluns."
limo ie irod porii6tis bsrdus ano
tib ihm in Den SUB.
so blsi6t er fpsnieIteus am Gee
Ben, iuenn fs ibm aud isin.n CUB
dbfdnsioen miiFen," iast. Die eut'
miitiss Sdluns, uno elite bapon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25

- RafernenbpfbIite seIbs
tusbsl (.insn anopf Dor Der 5ront fins
b,nb): &erl.! Wel6er BON eu9 1T
bier bnl6nadt angetrsten9
9rudfebIsr. Man lieB
ben Banter Bel isiRm SubiIdum bod
Ieten; - bon allen Seiten eritolI
es: 9rofitl - Sein eroBtes Slid
lpnr, ben Todenfopf ieiner 9rattt 5tt
f!reiheIn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25

5atale 8iI6er. 2DBIer
(ou einem &nittelbersoi9ter) rMsin
Sntel bat morgen fem glmtsjubis
ldum. Sd mD4te % nidt D~eridumen,
etniges CUR unterbdltung
9i9ter: s9irfte i'd pieIeidt nit
einisen gersfiiBsn inter Die arme
greifen?4
9f0blsr: o@enn sic Der G0ttin
Der 6r.uoe nit einigen 4nitteln auf
oie Seine belfen t0nnten2!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25
9sT.

lou I'm ib ben mid idon
Ie baItpes 0obeno NAL gefragt,
OBJ ia mil meme Sptetfdes
gu 0em Gieiolt beigetrase ben oober
nit. Wsnn i9 70 ipper mel Spies
|tffes eebn, ba fam id oor9in I'M
oor9 aus nids brtn finne, bdB i'd
ebbes gsge Den Miiter NiIion &C.
fogt ben, intpefbaupt lam nieG.unt
Iase, baB ih se9e Urgent e!a bon Die
aenbibebts gei6affs "a. Sff &obrs
bebt id iebt bcrg. gIet4e, tpenn i'd
itrebt out sor Diufon eraus fomme
pGr; DO i, otpiper nur bos &ammis
tee gu 5.ebme, no mid gebeiert bat.
5or oos BEN ie mid nit before Sns
itrodIdens sepipe2 Oa Is nod e
oaneres Ding, mas mid iobr made
bubt. Sn bic erfdts 2ein Is IS bic
SGdt, baB MIDI Bis uff ben beitiss
Dag Der Differ Muttbp nod nit
mel Seneris be3ablt bat. IN mie i'd
tbn gefragt ben, mth en- SGtd gu
sepfne, ba bat er seidst, poblittidtI
Oetts miibt mer biefor gledften
toIedte, nod oie Glediden, eIpeidsls
lie, ipenn fe ben annere QBeg arss
falle bsbt, bait mer tein @obf bon
en- 6dob mebr. Die ai35ie mas
nsins alte is, III ben Weoespeiles
BERT id feia Wort bobon ber5ebie.
Ionit ben if bifeibs ben Sdaoe aud
! nod ben oroit. Wie id idon anses
belitet pen, is bas atpiper nit Der tins
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25
Cine iuabre @eidid,te.

Der 2ebrsr zines tlsinsu 9Drf6ens
en- Rbein mar zines Sonntdgs pers
bin6ert. in Der air9e Die Srssl Su
ipielcn. Gin 8abnaFiItent, Der geraoe
Ra6toienit fam, bertrot i'm.
@Gbreno Der preoigt f6lumsrte sr
onmdblid Elm, uno aIs ibn elmer Der
Cboridnger in Die Settle itisB, iprane
sr pI0Bli6 uuf uno nod balb i'm
G6laf REF ,r: na6fobrtn!!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25

&eg Ra6e St:
sd freue mid auf Ben eriten Mbeno
ned meiner penfionierung."
Sic: nMds tpirit On 6enn 6a
mdden9"
Gr: r9d ieB' i9 mid bon aht Bib
elf an Den Gtammtifd i'm aSedt"
meinem Gbef gegeniiber, nuo BET
fGmtlidsn WiBen, oie er er3d6lt, 8ud'
i9 nit teiner Miene!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-25

Sc d m. 2ebrer: vaus
piebieI Setunoen beitebt cine Mi@
nute2"
S4iiler: Bremen Sic cine ipeibz
li6e poer cine mdnnli6e?"
2ebrsr: rMas iOa oas beib.n2"
S4tiler: nSu, tpenn Yapa fagt.
i'd bin in elmer Minute fertig, 6ann
bauert lie so eoefunOen, fagt es aber
Mdmd, Damn bauert Ole Minute mins
oeitens cine babe Stun6e!"
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grfofg. Sdmier,nIduu'pie'
Ter (u .inem getannten): 60, 10 si'
men grfolg bat nod ttin,r mtiusr
aoIl.oen auf5utpsiien, bab' seN.rn
ben SFrans Roor s,ssb,n, beuts bat
mir Der g,i5ie. 9ramer, Der aud i'm
Sbeater mar uno nod ME %i.mdnc.m
fit .inen 9fennig bOrste, .tli6e Gins
burger duf arsbit sessb.n!
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~rfenntnis.

Silent: sd mD9ts auf @runb
BON @eiftss ItOruns Die S4eiOungss
tIage einreiden!"
Re9tsanpdlt: rS9rs Srdu
If aliO pabniinnig9"
rTein, aber i'd mar es, ols i9
fl heiratste!""
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Wi6erleqt. Sin @at,

Wi6erIe9f. Gin Nattr
CAB Ieinem Sobne 2ebren un0 taoeIte
ibn tpegen gu ipdten Qufitebens.
.9ernimm," iagte er gu inn, .ip.ls
DIES Die 9orteile bss 5lsiBts limo.
Gin &nabe, Der 5sitis aufgslianoen
mar, fano mitten auf Der GtraBe
cine g6rie pOl 0elo."
aMber pnpa,1 bsmerttt Der Rnabs,
,.Osrieniss, peIder lie berlor, mar
nod ppr Dem Ginoer aufgetanosn."
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81 Der fIeis

OoiefeRinber. Der tleis
ne Sans: .Sier, Snfel, rdu4' NAL
cine bon meinen 3isdrren."
Sntel: .0as fino ia S9otplaoes
siqarren, bie fam man bp9 nidt
rauden."
Ser tleine Sans: rgtd, Define 3is
garren iin6 nidt BON S4ofolabe, uno
Sic fam man aud nidt raufen,
1aat ser 8apa."
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- nnm6gIt4. Der erit fiirss
lid gepdblte 8iirsermeiiter elmer fl.is
nen 9emsinSs lit ploblid lebsnss.s
sdbrlid ertrantt; Die Gsmeinbsrdt.
iiben beieinanber uno 6erdtsn pcller
Gorge bic tritiide Gage. Sa .rpebt
ii9 Dos Mitglieb Steifen, elm b'sbes
rer Bauer, uno fpri6t nit pfifileer
Miens: rSur9t's eu9 nidt. iorat's
.itd nidt. Der Serr 8iirgsrmeifter
miro nidt ibrben, mir BADEN ihr ia
bod IebeksldnsIid aspdbrt."
9orfetrung. a.: sd
babe bie gbre, Shnen meinen 5reunb
QntoIin D~or5uIteIlen, Der ni4t 70
oumm 1T, nie er uusiiebt." = Der
8orgeftslIts; p9as 1T ndmlid Der linz
fhieo 3pilden meinem 5reunoe uno
MR."
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prOftffOr: Run bat mir
m.in. Grdu ,in.n qbOnOsrupbeu mit'
aea.b,n, in Den fie dies binsinssIpro'
den bat, fpas i'd b.Tors.n foa. uno
nun bab i9 oo6 ri6tig pi,otr Den
G6IiFtl psrssFeu, nit Dem id oi.
Maiains dufsisb.n mub!"
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OHemer 5dlrrtbebriff hfs
a1hilipp ~5anerampfer.

@san i6 70 Die
pebperi4 leie, tpo
fe iiplper bds Riez
foIt bon Die IeBte
GIstiden riepo1rs
ts, oarn ipeib i4
nit, Oh i'd mid
freie fon p0oer OBJ
tf mdbo tper'n
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.gsu, 8ilem, mas madft 0u firm
Gefi9t, pis tpenn IS ans Sterben
ginse2' nnad, Quiuit, i'd fage
Dir, mid frsut gar ni9ts mehr, i'd
CLAUDE. i9 muB mid pieoer einmuI
laFen."
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Mt6ium: .5rnu grSI,lm,i.r.
Der Self Sbr.s peritorbtnsn Gdtten
ipiinf4t nit Sbnsn gu ipr,dsn. q
Grau 9rofeImei,r: .Ssiu
@sif2! pa bin i'd ipirtli6 neusiss
rig, ipi. Der ausIHaui. osnn su fei'
n.n 2.b3sitsn bdb' i'd ME .in,n
Gtiit BEL ibm bemertt!"
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9i6ter (oer ate MamuItripts
%O.rfdufen min: r3sbn Dilemma
ionnten sic mir bod firs pfuno
geben!"
Mebg.r: sT1. iommen Gle
mors.n fpieo,r - iG pia mir Die
Gebi6te einmul our9lsIenl"
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8ureau9ef: Saben sic audi ian ehnmaG rbeumattde Gfner5sn
geubt, Serr MenberG9
@tpe6ient: 8eoaure lioer n4t oenen gu t5nnen, serr Bureaus
def!
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- aIfo 40 Sabre mart Sbr gsrss
fiibrer. Sabt SIR oenn jeBt nod
cine gei6dftigung9
9teb ma, biobt feb | mi nur
oae Sag 0a auf an Gtoan in D.
Gum, uno fdaus' qua, tpie Die Sous
riiten abifaa'n.