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The Caucasian., 1912-04-14
Heart toHeart
Talks.
MY CT EED.
By EDWIN A. NYE.


Some years ago wrote what called
my creed. In one shape or another
that creed has appeared in various
newspapers.
1t has been changed in some par
ticulars and no doubt considerably
improved. However that may be.
have not changed my confession OF
faith and append herewith the original
subscriptions:
What do ] believe? This:
/ believe in Cleanliness of body
mind and SOUL because cleanliness is
not merely next to Godliness, 1t is
Goodness.
believe in Kindness to man, WON
an, child and animal, because God is
kind to me.
l believe in Truth because it makes
me free
believe in the Charity that begins
at home, but does not end there.
/ believe in Mercy as ardently as
hope it may be extended to me
/ believe in Moral Courage because
it distinguishes me from a brute.
believe in Righteousness because it
is the shortest and best line between
two eternities.
1 believe in Patience because it is
the swiftest way to accomplishment.
/ believe in that sort of strenuous
Industry which takes an occasional va
cation.
! believe in the kind of economic
Saving that does not hesitate to spend
money freely for a good purpose
believe in Honesty not for poliey's
sake, but for the sake of decent rTin-
Iciples.
I believe in Hospitality because it
puts roof not only over my head. but
my neighbor's head as we'll
| l believe in Obedience because it is
the only way ] can learn how to COM
mand.~/
believe in Self Control because l
want to influence my fellows for their
good.
] believe in Suffering because 1t Is
the best means the Eternal can use to
chasten and purify.
] believe in God because ! am not
spiritually blind.
The Caucasian., 1912-04-14
THE AFFECT BRIDEGROOM.

The bridegroom was attired in the con-
ventional black.-News Item.
Always and everywhere nowadays
it is the same old story-black, con-
ventional black
Entire paragraphs In the society COL
umns are Lit up with descriptions of
the wedding decorations, the gowns of
bride and bridesmaids, even the bou-
quets carried by the maids Of honor.
The groom's toilet gets one line.
The groom's hair is combed just as
he combs it every day. The collar he
wears will be Of the same style he is
accustomed to wear. His trousers will
be little more sharply creased. and
there will be little more expanse of
shirt BOSOM. No color. mind you, moth
ing but white and black.
He is permitted to wear 'the con-
ventonal black" meek disposition
and doubtful smile.
And thus attired he is led like a
sheep to the slaughter, and as lamb
before his shearers he is dumb.
On the wedding day nobody pays
any particular attention to him.
He is sort of necessary evil.
The show could not well proceed
without him He is not to say super
numerary, but the spot light does not
hover over his station on the stage.
He is on thes program, but not fea-
tured. He is In the cast, but receives
no applause.
All, my brethren
1t is a far cry, this studied neglect
of the groom, from the days of the
stone age, when the man wooed and
won his wife with knobby club and
dragged her home by the hair.
1t Is far cry. indeed, from the day
when the wedding ring placed on the
finger Of the bride meant something.
You know the wedding ring is sur
vival of the time when the bride was
literally and actually owned-when the
ring. instead of being put on the
brides finger. was put about her neck
or about her wrist. for the convenience
Of her owner and lord.
All me, my brethren
Those halcyon days af absolute lord
ship are over.
The shoe Is on the other foot!
And 1t Is the fault of the benedict.
He permits himself, on the very verge
Of his matrimonial venture, to be sup
pressed, subjected. snubbed, ignored.
Why should he wonder at the sequel
when he gets what is comingf
The Caucasian., 1912-04-14
ShePiff'S Sale

No. 5,O99-In the City Court of the
City of Shreveport, Louisiana. Drey-
fus Dry Goods Company VS.. A..
Benoit.
By virtue of writ of fieri fac
las to me directed from the Honor
liable the City Court of the City OF
shreveport, Louisiana, in the above
numbered and entitled cause, have
seized and will offer for sale at pub
Ilic auction, for cash according to
law, at the principal front door OF
the Court House of Caddo Parish,
Louisiana, during the legal hours of
|sales, On
SATURDAY, MAY 4th, 1912
Lot twelve, block thirty three, lot
'seven, block twenty-five, of Caddo
City, Louisiana; also lot forty of the
Bowman Lane Subdivision of the
iGity of Shreveport, Louisiana, with
the buildings and improvements
thereon. Said property seized as be-
longing to the above named defend
ant and to BE sold for cash accord
ing to law, to pay and satisfy the
debt as specified in said writ, say
in the sum Of S54.f7, with so per
|annum interest thereon from April
I30, 1908 until paid and all costs of
this suit. ]. P. FLOURNOY,
Sheriff, ex-Officio Auctioneer.
Caucasian, March 81, 1912.
The Caucasian., 1912-04-14
THE CITY BOY.

If ron win go over the list of the men
"a your city that have done things you
will discover that most Of them were
brought up In the country.
4 Why is 1t?
I Because boy needs wide spaces In
which to grow into man. He needs
elbow room. The natural swath of the
Boy is a wide one. He is attuned to
expression and needs to bubble over.
He wants vent. In the city he is more
n less cabined. cribbed and confined,
Roor city chapl
For him are no great fields or shady
woods where wanderiust may lead
him. For him no company and touch
of nature
he IS rude and destructivei What
The Caucasian., 1912-04-14
~xtxssy ttsst-Szs
HOW SIZE DOES 1T.

know a home from which you would
scarcely be able to drive the children
with club.
1t is not fine home nor expensive In
its upkeep. It Is Just comfortable. And
1t is presided over by woman of rare
sense and great tact She cares more
for her children than for fine clothes or
society or the woman's club. She
wants her children to have good time
and knows how to give it to them.
/ TO illustrate:
There are two boys, fine young cubs,
who never go grumbling to their tasks
Mother knows how to make sport out
OF drudgery. And if the task is hard
there is sure reward at the end.
There are a big yard and garden.
The boys work hard in the garden and
enact high jinks in the yard There are
"a big tree, the barn. the alley Noisyt
OF course And hard on clothes? Sure
E. But
You will find lot of neighborhood
boys there, which is an infallible test
of the sort of mother young fellows
have.
The boys have q room Of their own.
1T happens there are two windows on
the west. There are striped awnings
ever the windows. A lot of people in
that neighborhood are richer. but they
never think Of buying awnings-"just
for the boys ROOM"
Besides
Down in the basement are plenty of
tools and soft pine boards. Things are a
bit topsy turvy there. You should see
the ''contraptions" the boys make. And
II by any means they may contrive and
make something for mother-why. that
Is best Of all.
In the yard are swing and ham,
mock. To be sure, they break down
occasionally when too many kids tum-
Bile in at one time. Ropes and ham
mocks do not cost much And nobody
b ever scoIded.
There is girl also.
She is something Of romp. The
neighbors call her "a tomboy." She is
as 1.-the as the family cat, and there
are freckles on her nose. 1t Is noted
when the neighborhood girls play with
the dolls and mimic their mammas
they do so at this girls home. Else
where they might rumple things and
incur remarks.
More than ell else
In the vocabulary Of this mother
there is no such word as .Don't."
How does she keep her children at
home?
This is the recipe: A little good sense,
. few ounces of patience, pinch of
tact. Mix with real mother love.
The Caucasian., 1912-04-14
Convinced Too Late.

"But you and father married against
the wish of your parents. said the
young woman
Quite true.r replied her mother,
.'and your father has never ceased to
talk of his father-in-law and mother
in-law as people of remarkably supe
rior Judgment - Washington Star.
The Caucasian., 1912-04-14

IF it. is a question of quality and
price when it comes to stationery,
you are looking for us. Phone 1000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-19
Ser perlorcnc Subn fe6rt suriif.

@os 0ie Wlutterliebe tbuil fam,
lit ME belier illltitriert porOen, ais
oitrd ben 5aIl BON 8rnnf Dleaee.
glIS anabe bon t3 SSobren Iief er
ron &aus tort. neil fem fin0lides
@emiitb ib beleioiat iii6lte, inocm
elm 8iebitabl i'm elterliAcn oalic
i'm oils Ben GdnlOigeu Dinitellte
8iel bntte er ieitoem Our69emadt
bes 2ebenS 9tot6 lit pobl oft III
Ger id,Iimmiten 8orm an i'm her.
ongetreten. Ms Scr arieg nit
Spanien attsbrah, Oiente aud Der
ilurge 0lcaee ieinem 8aterIano alti
ben Tbi[ippinen. gl6er Der iitnge
Dfann 9erietb in idlehte 8eieIlitpdfi
uno ionf bis .5rm StroBen6ettler,
oils ipcldler ct in 0maba berbaftet
muroe. Gtrdl ben .8orlos@ s@erolO"
eriubr Die Whttter. in ipelder Gage
iih ibr long geilthter So1n befano
lno Srou H5oiepb Rcaec bon 0ier-
rion, aus., idrieb an Den goli5ci-
orst Gr. s. 9. CANTON imo iiigte
tinen 9rieI fiir oen SoIn bel.
3brGnen Itiir5ten aus ieinen 9(u-
gen als 8ranf oen 9rief Der Ohit'
fer log, in peIhem iie ibnt oud,
inittbeiltc, ooB ein ncritorbcncr 8rt.
Der ibnt cine fIeine Grbitoft bin
terloiien babe. 6runt lit nad Der
5urm ieine$ 8r1toers eugene Wtc'
See BEL WcGoof, 9e6., abgefubren,
Inn icinc GrbidoTtsonoeleaenDeit 81
cronen. Bon ieirem @otoerleben
lit cr eriinolib furirt.
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Sulicitur @cnrrnl 2eBinaun
ais Sat.

Gr.Splcitor @eneral ser gerei.
niaten Staoten, @err 8reo B.
9cbmarn, bat General S5ohn See
gSebiter ben16ridtigt, oab CT Die
Ginlaoung bes 4aiinipiet Glub an'
oenomunen babe, @ait bel Dem Ban.
tett OeS Stubs glniang 9e5enlber
5li iein.
Serr 26mnnn lit cin 5toI5 oes
Observation-Disclosures. @r gilt
olS ocr aebiIoetite Dtann i'm Gait
aabinet, rmo mas oa5 9e0eutenoite
on i6m lit, er bat iih bitrd eiiernen
SleiB, berblm0en nit einem lm8e'
mo6nlifen &aleut 5u Der boben
Stellimg, ipelde er 6efleioete, enlpor
Qeorbeitet. Serr 2ebmann lit III
ter 9ropin5 granOenburg geboren
uno fam als aino nit ben @ltern
na6 oieiem 2anOe. Seine gldn.
5eaoe 2aufbabn begaml er i'm Stan'
tc @isconiin. 9tad 9lbioIoiritng
Ger oifentli6en S6ulen ipiOnlete
or iih Dem Stuoiunt Der gedte in
fer iltriitiiden gl6tbeihrng Der
Stoats ltniperittdt in Diaoiiou.
Scine glnnlltspraris beoann er in
Wfillpaltfee.
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0ottl-
ufrbdngni6poa!
9rei Icriunen Get0otet, Uitrjebu
mcbr OOcr weuisrr idnucr
Derlebt.

Sos glnaclcS, Gal, 10. gtop.-
9aS Ct George Sotcl all Gait
Sbiro Strabc mur0e belte 5u frii.
Lei Norgenitmoe Elm Spier Der
5lammen. 0rei Eerioneu fnmen
INN mo bier5cbn neiterc erlittcn
@erlcbln1en. giur ocm Selocn'
mrib mcbrcrcr Sotelongeitclltcr
i1lo ocr 2oidmallnidlaft III cs 5u5n.
idjrei6en, onB oic gcrluitliite feinc
qroBcre lit. Die 0amen Der Zoo.
ten iinO: 1rai Charlotte Snrrinar
ION, S6oripielerin Ole aus Dem 6.
z Stoduerf iprang uro oos giettitngs.
neB berfc6ltc; Sol Mnrtin imo ,5it-
liuS Mialone.
Scr Sciter 6eS 2n6rihlbls ipar
Gin pnbrer SeIo. 9ieoer rnO int.
mcr lpie0er lenftc CT Oeniel6en
6rrdl 9lou6 mo 1lonlmen, mO
lrad)tc bic meiiten geipobner 6es
6. Stodlperf5 in Siderbeit. Wicb.
rere uagten aus idlpinoclnoer so.
Ee oen Sprlm1 in Die HettimgSnebe
idiO retteten ibr 2ebeu. SRI. 6. s.
BOD iprnna aus Dem 6. Stodlperf
I'M brennen0en gtndlt1eluanbe 3ll
@oben lmo brah bas 9fiidgrao. Sic
liegt i'm Sterben.
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Wcbrasfa's Sal6ia6rhnnbcrtieicr.

is miro min bol0 EN- DdlbeS
2sobrbunocrt bergouaet Iein lett
9lebra5fn o[S Stnot bcu 8ereilliatell
Gtoaten eitgerei6t mlrOc. saein
onoerer tpeitli6er Staat bat It6 in
ticIer til3en ,3citipanne 10 eitt+
ipidelt, III lnoterieller Ioipobl ols
moralii6er ge5iebuna, ols Der
Gtaat Rcbro8fo Der 0aS ginoeglieo
biloet 0es mittleren uno oeS fernen
@eItens.
geIIer f0nnte Sic @riinouna beS
gtuate$ nitbt gefciert >perOen ols
nilrd cine aroBortiGe 9luSitcanng,
atf ipcld,er ooa @adlSthnm oeilel.
tm onrd iene Gr5clIaniiIe Se6elu
tlar Dor 9Ilmen aefii6rt piiroe. Sc
Icgentlib cincr Siblmg OcS 0luoGa
q(o Gllb mirrDc bieler GroBe @c-
ranfc ourh Serm 8iQiam @tairpin
onoereat. Is lit SIT boffen onB Der.
i(Ibe pieltolienoltin1ltligcn &ioer.
6oa iinoct. Sic 2coiSlatllr ioatc
iid in i1rer nddlitcu SiblmQ nit
hcm Qroben Glouc crlritIid bciolIclt.
Gic (SeIetgebcr luiirocrl ieoelfole
cen ln19ctbcilten 8eiiaa iortldritt-
lid gelillntcr gilrger boben, oenll
beilcr fonntc 9tebroSfo NIT all ici-
ren 8orjiiqcn Der @elt niht BE-
fonnt qemad)t merocn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-19
8ollcn Galbwea bcrantiuurtlidJ
... balten, ..

Die Grbauer ocs Golntpgefdng-
niiies, bic &aillp Sail Building
Company bon ct. 2ouis, ioIlen nad)
glniid]t Der Goniitpfommiiiion bic
9eoingun9en ibreS Sontraftes iti6t
erfiiIlt boben. Der bieiiqe @ertre-
ter Der 5irno, 6err .. n. Ntiaer,
itellt 0ieS ieoodl in glbreoe. Gr be.
Eouptet, 0aB DnS giduerlperf oeS
@cbGuoeS nidt ieufredjt ieL in Der
Chat tpeide es 10 iebr Don 2otb
oG, oaB Die giienarbeit oesbalb
ni6t ougepaBt peroen fonrte. Ole
9allp Gonlpolp legt olio bic
Shulo ouf Die aontroftoren Golb-
iuea & 9rafe, ipelfe Die Maurer-
crbeit auseefiibrt bdben. Sic Gonr.
ponp mill lire 8oroerurg ipdte.
items bis gum Sanlitag beglidell
ba6en.
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(sr1ffnnna bes 9anamnfanals.

8oi6ingtou, 10. 9fop GlneS
lfoncu Cages I'M n1diten Som-
mer pDcr Serbit-oos 01tlm III
ncdb uiht fcitaclcet miro cill
SdGii 6eh aitbnuts bon Tanamn
ouf oent @aIiertuege bonn 9ltlnnti.
idfn nad Dem StiIlat 05ean trcu-
scu. t3u oieieln 3ipcdc muB Der
oSsItbnns pom gananla aus Der SEQ
Graphic perldminOeu uno Die neit,
Ii6c Scniipbdre in 5iDei &ontineitta
aetbeilt uef0en. aein anlerifani-
Ihes asarieeSiAiif miro oieie 6abrt,
ser bic gan5e WeIt nit SSntereiie
entgegcnIiebt, ousfii6ren, ionoern
Gin flcines 5abr3eiIg, bas bel benz
Q'au oes gonaniafanols td9lifl be.
mlbt miro. G6crlt Q5eorae SO @oe-
tholS lnl0 Die omerifunildlen aS5ll
qcnieure, Die lih in ben lcbten adt
eSn6ren Dem 9iieieniperf geiuiom2t
6aben, iucrocu Die eilt3i9el gaiia.
Giere iein. SedS Monote ooer biel-
ieidt Elm Sabr nah 6icier 5o6rt
lliro oic offi3iede Groiilnng bes
8onnniofanols crfolqen. Gin omc'
rItaniidp9 (Scidnuooer inltcr iSilIif
rpng Der heriibmtcn nItcn Gre.
con" miro onrdj oic uclle Moiler.
ltraBe in oen Stillen G5con einioh
zen mo scr 9Sonamafanal miro
ncn oieen glugenblld oli Dem
@eItbanoel oficn iteben.
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5ngrdnbfr
madfn Dentt!
geran6en 9,niiosicrc eincs Chicago,
Wlihuauier a. Ct. |anl
3nges.

Gttlmipa, SSa., 10. slob -3ipci
ganoiten beitiegen gegen Dlitter
ua6t bel Wlpitic ben 0bicrpations,
pnggon ocS 3uges ylo. t2 Der Ghi.
tago, Ylilpoifee & ct. Yaul 9abn
rno nabmen Dem Rorter 9lobiuioR
$50 a6. Ser Eaiiagier y. Dolmg
nltroe I'M $50 mo eiuc Gianan
.lnnaoel i'm @ert6e bon $3.50 be.
rali6t unO aon0iftcitr 9apis iowie
glreniier @eas nulbten lire Nnor.
ifait bergeben. Die iibriaen IN
oem @dggon beitnOlideu }erio.
ren prroen nidt bclditi0t. ,Sn Der
gt16e bon Sttlnnipn iprargcit Die
9lGuber bonn 3ugc mo eutlanca
i'm Gmlfel Ser Nod)t.
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glns bem Gtante.

2nons. &. s. Screi1oeen fat lei
ne $50 g(fcr 6nrmL lieben MeiIen
oltlif, BON 2bons, fir $t32.50 Der
glder perfauit. 6crr Serenoeen
5ablte in Bionier5eiten fiir OaS 2anG
81 per glder
glu6nrn. 9(nn Somttog 9tadmit.
toq Inn 4 llbr frelBten oie 8riIoer
2loolpb mo 0crmon 9arber IN
i6rent 9llltomobil Die ejeleiie Der
NiilIolui 4aciiic, ais eiu 8aiiagicr'
auQ bcrangebralit fam. 0aS 9Ilt
tomobil periaqte Den 8ienit, ais Die
@oroerrdoer iiA ouf Dem @eleie be-
ian0en. IS lmlr0c al bier5ig Sui
fortqcriIien lmo bcioc Sniaiicn her.
dilsacihleu0ctt. gloolph ipor iniort
toNt ino Socrlunn1 mlrhr 10 ldNuer
Hrlcbt, oob ieln 2(uifonuncn 5lpcla
felboit lit.
9rnfcn BON Ter t9 Sabre altC
,Sronf gaperS muroe freigcIprod)en.
Soc 8eobon nm q. 0tdr5 D. s
rnueit 9(nielmo crmorbct 5u bo6cn
gic ,Sllrp mar oic gan3c 9lod)t IN
gerothllng, beuor einc Ginigrmd cr'
sicIt puroc. Gic Gertbeiniaun5
iiibrte 5clbItoert6eioiglng an.
llattslnoutb. Ger im Sabre
1869 gcQrimocte oGInttSnollt1
92ems SScrQlN" bat nit Der Dies
iu6d,rntlihcu 2Iu5gobc iciue Gyi.
items alt5gc6nudt. 9ie 0rlfereiol.
loae ilberlirlnt oaS gGoilu Solr
uol@ 3a9 glatt hat cine herregtC
ganitabn aebabt lmo mebrere Tal'
tenterott genlaht.
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Sin seindJ in Gretc.
Sine idJOne ,Seitlidlfeit Der Grete
Soae ocS GroenS Der
SermnnnssS0bne.

eincr einlaoing mebrerer iunde'
rer 8eutider, beionoers oes Serrn
v. s.. Wiilaer, iolgeno, bciu4tc &c.
itern Serr gnl. s. 4eter, groiiOent
0es Staatsperbanoes gsebrasfn oas
idl0ne St1othen Crete. glm 9lbeno
hieIt bort Die bliibenoe SermdmS.
SobnIoge cine ,Seitlidlfeit ab iuo
mar er erilht, cine slnipra6e 5lt
holten. S5n Crete augefommen
mlrOe SfJrci6cr bon Serrn MiilIer
uno Serrn @erberoing bonn gabn'
hof abgebolt ulo nuf frelinolihite
@eiie entpfnngen. Serr YfiIller
nabm fir ocn Gag Die 5iibrling
ialo madte inns nit ben meiiten
touangcbenoen 0eutihen befannt,
oenen ii6 aid cine Steibe Der
2eierfontilie Der G6glihen Omaha
Gribiine Gni6lob.
Die leitIidfeit Der Sermanr.
Sobn.2oge in Der 3urnballe erfreute
iid eines eroben 8eiud,s mo ndbm
cinen id,0nen gerlaif. 0ie glmuc.
Ienbeit Der piclen olteu 9eutiden
nit ibren bliibenoen Sproblinget
heipies, ooB oie feitgebeitOe 2oge
ii6 eincs boben aniebenS erfreut.
Sic 9eili6er nmiiiirten iih om fro.
ben 3on3e, lpo3u eine aapelle Die
ihoniten @eiieu oltfipielte. Ser
@eiongperein n@intrnht" BON Gin
epIn mar eridienen uno lang inter
Seitlng ieiueS 9iriserten Gbriit.
al6I inebrere prdhtige 2ieoer III.
Ter 9roBem geifaa. Son Serrll
g. 8. @dert, eincnt beipdbrten
Gdbort oes Geiitihtbluns porge.
IteQt, bielt bierauf Scrr Geter feline
9leOe ii6er ooS Birfen Der Ser.
mannss S0bne fir Die oeittide Safle
i'm gIagemeinen urlo oes Stantsoer.
6dltoes gtebrosfa int 9eionoeren Gr
icgte, er freue ii1 iagen 81 fon.
nen, oaB Die SermannssSobne 81
sen treitlten Stiiben oeS Staatsper.
banoeS sGblten; oaB iie ntdt mir
sic 8itttpen uno @aiien ltnteritiib.
ten. ionoern baB ibnen aud Die
SS0rberumg Ser beutifen Sprnde
imo Sitten cine erllite Gfliht lei.
Ger Stnatsperboito Ihdore dfe oelit.
ifen 8ereinigungen I'M iein Ban,
ner, I'M 10 pirflmgspoller ieinem
3iel 5n5uiteuerit bas in Ser &c.
idiibung Der biirgerliden Redte ae-
gen lmbefugte @ingriffe un6 Der
iS6roerltng beuti6en @eiens auf
oqen @ebieten beitehe. Die Inipra.
Gc puroe beifGllig altfgenommcn
8ir fonnen imleren geridt ridDt
idlieBen, obne iolhen braoett 8eut-
jfen fuie oen Serren q. $. 0aiIler,
Nnt. Gerberoiitq lnlo 9. s. Gfcrt
rt1ieren 0onf fir ibrc frelublihe
g(rfuo6ne olS5uoriifelt lm6 linen
c1ne lpo6loeroiente 4nerfennung 6t
7oQcn tiir ibr erfolgrei6eS 8irfelt
I'M Snterelie be5 9eutIdtblmls III
Crete. Gin Sod oen paferert
Geitti6en bon Crete.
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Cnfer hes fsnhba[lipie(s.

98ieOer lit Elm ilrnges Seben benz
3tB6oIIipiel snm Spfer gefallen.
gei benz Spiel 3lptihen BEN So6-
ihiilern bon geniou nlo @nllep
dn 3rettag 9ladmittag fieI Ser
iltnae Clair s5itoeraId BON galIep
10 ungliidlif, oaB ct oas @enld
trad. Ger iiutge gfann luuroc
i6Ieuni9It nn6 oem ct. SSoIepb' 8
SoIpital ii6erfiibrt, aber bel Der Nit
f1nit bate iid idon cine pollItan.
rige 2G6miutg ein9eitellt. Der
5reitc g8irbel por ibn ae6roden
moroen. Sein 8egner beim Spiel,
Nop 8oroon ipor eleidfollS cine
9eitlang beipuBtlos. 9lm Yfontag
lit ser iunec @3nnn ieincr Ser
Iesung erIegen. Gie 9(er5tc er'
talmten iofort, Dab er nidlt 3lt bel
fen iei. or mar Is SATIRE alt.
Gle @ceroigiutg finOet IN &aacp
1tatt.
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gSiScripenItioes 9(utomu6il.

sSo6n 6. @lrgner bat 8rnnf E
S6crlnerboru auf $405 pcrtlagt
neil onS 9(ltomobil, melAcs er BON
Sdcrmerborn taufte, ollf Der erlten
So6rt an Gde -. imo 0noge Cir
Gen Gienit periagtc. 9l1e altii1rn
mo QlItcS 3ureNen iparclt pergeb.
lid: Ger araftiuagen, iiir ben er
1915 bc3nblt bate, riibrte iih iicht
oom Sled Ntrancr boltc cillcr
Grpcrt Micdonifcr berbei. obcr olld
oicicr quito Ntonn foltte fcin 81
ben III ben 0iedoltiSmus brinaen
ShlieBltd muBte oas ghltrntobif
inn SAIepptou eitcs onbcreit nad
cinem Sd)uppen bciorbert lperScn
$50 rehnet 8lrg1er fit 0lcir es.
traollSgobe.
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cSnnaes 0fGod,en iiberfallen.

gluf Dem Seimipege BON Der Sell
lom 2lbenoidule beariffcn p1lrOc
SRI. Golc 9forfis an Der %. StraBc
mo Capitol 9lbcrntc bon 5lpei gan.
titen iiberfolIet 8u 9oocn geidlu-
Qut lmo I'M tire aus mebrerea
Collars beltebenoc 9aorifoft be-
roubt. Gin NIT Ieinem gluto oes
&Seges fontnenoer 9(rst iab oos
W1doden alif Dem Seitentpeg liegeu,
fradte es tpieoer gum 8emubtIein
ln0 na6 Sauie. Ser 6aa lit Der
@oli5ei gemelOet porben 2eioer
o6er lit Oas Maohen niht I'M Sto1.
sc, cine aenoue 9cidreiblmg ibrer
9!nQrcifcr 3lt oeben.
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Qief iidl nidIt le6enS fanscn.
geroadItieer beafbt 9sppclmuro,
pcrlunnoet bier Eoli5iiten nno
eridDieft iidj,

OsefD glorf, 10. gtopember. Ter
uegen ,slnpelcnoItbitabls III oaS
Elsmorc Don tSe6pinpoli5iiten Der.
fpIgte Z. Ga5pesti iebte icincr Ger.
haitllna 8incritano entacgcn inocn
cr ieineli outomatiihen 9iepolocr
.clu bic Roli3iitelt eHtln0 Giner Der
ielben nuroe oui Der Stelle &C.
tootet ino bier onbere idnper Der.
ilanoct. Seiuc tSrdlL otc id, bel
4llr beinnn mo ourdl oos ,Serltct
slt cutiiichcn pcriidlic, itrcdtc CT
fllrd, cllleu Ncoolperid)ltB toot ME
fcr mo bcaina oann SelbItnoro
burd) erfd)ieBen.
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9seriunalnptisrll.

Serr s. s. araus BON Sii0.
Omaha bat Die gtadridt erbalten.
ocB iein Sobn gbtpnro g., Der ouf
Del Staatsunioeriit1t in 2incoln
iiioirt uno iif 8itnt GiDilingenieur
crsbiIbet, 5rrn 9titslieo Der StHs
Scntenpereinigrng Sigma la" er.
i,GbIt muroe, mas ben Soter nit
,geltoe erfiillt.
6err Gugen SSgel, Sobl por
&errn iuo Srau sSacob Ssgel, 3tf5
iilol. 2t. StraBe iuobnbaft, miroc
Eeute tpeaen glin0onrment5iinolntg
burh Die 9ler5te Or. llpOegraff imo
9r. gurfhnrot operirt. Ser 3u.
Itono bes Ratieitten lit ben gcrldlt-
llifien etttlpreheno alit.
Serr lrno SSrau Gorl gtemaIut
BON Sort Morgalt Colo, beludjen
hicie ISOLDE ASnt. luo sSobonnes
9Scltnlnnn bon st. Galbom. 9febs
imb tperoen am %. gtopern6er mir
oenl 9alnpier yNmerlto" ole Retle
llod) 9eutihlano antreten. tSrolI
9telnnailn miro ibre Niittter aiii Der
oSnlel 5ebmarn beiudelt imo hamt
nod 9ienoS6urg Ser er9creit Sci.
motb bes Serrn s. gielmann, rel
len. Sic geocnfcn lmaefa1r orei
Nionote 1T 9entihInnb 5u peupei.
len. Die Sd)iffsfarten irllrOeit
rilrd Serrll 3. u. Niertcns per-
fouft.
Serr 9licolauS aoloiieilS, Soba
ron glil6reaS aoloIieus, bate gc4
itern oaS llngliif. Bel Der arbelt
III ser Omaha Glnnning Will Gps
nrei Singer 81 berlieren Gr fano
9luinobue I'M Omaha General So.
;bitol
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Sdynlrutbs bsiitung.

Gdlulratbsmit1lico @eo, Gott
reidytc icinc Gciiguation Elm, oa CT
jcincn 8irfltnasfreis nad Sionr
eitp berlcgt bat. 8ieielbe lpuroe
nflaenonn1en uno bic Gnfnn5 0ltrd
Sic g8a6l oeS Serrn 9ufreo aenlle'
OF ousGeiiillt. Sein Gernlitl ldnft
his sum 1. Salmar 1914.
Redtsbeiitano Sering berihtctc
fdB Ser Shulratb BEL ein9e5ogenen
@iirgifait8iltmmen ieiten oeS go
Iiseirifters Inn $400 big $500 81
flr3 gefontmcll iei. Die oenaue
Glnnmc ldBt iid gegentpdrtig nidt
;cltltcQen. @li5abetb Goof erilldtc
Id 100 anbergarten Stiible iiir
sic 81 p1iiiion 0QS @eind miro
icocniaIl5 belpilLigt weroeu.
Sic Serren ". 6. aenne0p, @
s. Sbole5 lmo g. s., @oitnif, mel-
dc ernount mornen tudren nen
gScrt6 oeS SdnleigentbumS ab5u-
id,abcn, 6cridltctcn oob iid Scr &c
iomnltrcrth mf $3,9lt,i4i bc.
Iollic, nonon cntiollcl S, i,006. 30
ouI 9dnbcrcicL $2.67o,92t alli Sr.
bouoc mo $t3t0l3 olti Ginridl.
tlnq ocriclbeu mo ShulllteniiIien.
@cQen Die borher9ebenoe glbidld.
tllna 1T sic 6curi0c INN cine Wil.
lien Go0ar5 ar0Ber. Gcn Scrrcn
mnr6c fir i1re Nliiheipaltiulg je
Elm Gbed pom $500 iiberreid)t.