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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
They Work All Day.

Be up half the night with a sick
child and go TO work the next day,
why. who'd think Of such a thing
but Il fool woman? The women
think of it, and do it, too, thou
sands of them.
widows, you never hear of them
giving up their home because they
can't stand the strain; they work
all day and half the night. and are
pleased TO pieces. the poor. silly
things. 10 have Sunday to take the
baby out for II walk aud help liz
ti~ Mary with her arithmetic and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10

show Johnny how to mend his kite
That woman who cleans the Of
flee building where your father
works, she works at night and cooks
and takes care of the children all
day When does she sleep? Ask
her-l'd like to know.
Another thing that's unreasona-
BILE about these feather headed
wOmen-you can't make 'em act
like reasoning beings to save your
life. But look here. When a man
is taken sick on the farm his wife
can learn how to feed stock, and
water horses. and pitch hay, and
boss the hired man, just as easy:
but her husband couldn't turn in
and do her work for a day or so to
save his life. What makes this
difference, do you suppose, boys?
Does En- For Spite.
Ever notice the same thing about
men in what they call business?
The clerk in a shop in a little town
gets sick, and, 10 and behold, here
comes his wife to hold his job for
him till he's able to take it again.
And she acts as smartly about it
doesn't seem in the least bit afraid
Of it-and she makes as good a
clerk rs husband, too-thats the
funny part of it-and runs home
at noon to give husband his medi-
cine and wash the children and
get lunch and let the dishes go till
she's getting dinner after store
time that night. II she wasn't a
born fool she'd know that nobody
ON earth can do all these things
and live.
But she does 'em just for spite
and to show off. And when poor
husband gets tired of Saturday
night and goes down to the post
office for rest and talk. the other
women look out of their windows
and wonder if he helped his wife
get the dishes out of the way before
he went. Spiteful things.
Oh, yes, boys, you've had a great
light break in upon you-a great
and shining light. Hold it up for
us all to see. It's dreadful to leave
a whole nation in darkness when
your own feet are 50 well guided
from above.
Hurrlh for the domestic school
for boys. They need it-and SO do
the women they marry.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10

A Few Words Concerning Me-
teors; What They Are Com
posed of and Why Some of
Them Burst High in the Air.
BY GARRETT p. SERVTSS


~ Natural History, in New
York, writes a letter to eX-
press his disbelief in the state
ment that the huge mass Of iron,
weighing thirty-six tons, which
Peary brought from Greenland
fell from the sky And he is equally
incredulous concerning the celestial
origin of the other aerolites, or
air stones,' that are on exhibition
in the museum.
''They tell u.s." he says, that
these masses Of iron We're shooting
through space with planetary We
locity. which means many miles per
second, when they encountered the
earth. 1t seems that if that is so
they could never have remained in
tact. They would either have been
melted, or broken up. or buried
deep in the earth. Yet they say
that they are found resting on the
surface. Then, they are composed
of iron. copper. cobalt and other
minerals familiar on the earth, but
it seems to me that if they came
from another section Of the uni
verse they would show us matter
at least little different from that
which composes our planet"
No doubt great many other per-
sons have been as much puzzled over
these things as is the writer of the
letter whose substance l have con-
densed above. and for that reason
il is worth while trying to enighten
him a little
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
Our World Like Others.

rs to the composition Of these
strange bodies, it is a fact that no
element unknown on the earth has
ever been found in them. But they
nevertheless present peculiaGitieS
which enable mineralogists to dis
tingUish between them and mineral
masses OF earthly origin. They pre-
sent another proof, in addition to
that furnished by the spectroscope,
that the universe is everywhere
composed of similar substances.
Many columns might be written
about the question of the origin OF
such bodies, but l have space only
to remark that many believe the
iron meteors were originally shot
out of the sun, or out of some dis
tant star If this is so, then when
you take such a meteor in your
hand you are touching BODY
which may have come from SIRIUS
or Aldebaran, or some sun lying on
the uttermost frontier Of the UNI
verse, and which, in that case, must
have been untold millions Of years
on its way, and may be actually
older than the earth itself!
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
By WINIFRED BLACK.

somebody to do it. and what's the
use of a man getting a good score
at golf if he hasn't a soul TO keep
ii up for him when he wants to
run for senator?
The idea of marrying a girl who
has never been trained to run a law
office! Who's going to tend to
business when YOU think you'll go
to the legislature just to show 'em
thing or two?
That tailor of yours is a short
sighted goose, kept you waiting for
fitting a whole hour the other
day, and his excuse was that he
had to vote the day before and it
made him late with the job If he
had had a grain OF sense he'd have
had the women of the family train
ed to do his work for him while he
voted.
Same way with the farmers.
Why, every time there's a county,
ticket IN the field those men leave
everything, just as careless, and go
cleM to the county seat to vote.
and not woman on the place who
can feed a pig or drive hen where
she doesn't want TO go.
What, Oh. well. that's so. Wom-
en- are queer things: they do seem
to learn little easier than men
not thoroughly. OF course: oh. no.
never that-its just superficial with
them kind of parroty. YOU know
no real science about it: but have
you ever noticed, boys, a funny
thing? When a woman dies her
husband can never go on looking
after the children alone. never in
the world. How can he, and tend
to business?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26
80 ST

mabt az brlinbsn unb SeRerrsit uns
aarns tii6ue giloten bss 6aubsls gu
fdiiben IN ibrsm Rstt unb Dor faHa'
tfIhem gaHsns uub glaTtnbaB2 Dte
lam DEFERRED sllugarns 5Hbuitrit, bic
bic aonturrtHJ nit ieintm 2aube otr
grbe al Ideuen braudt, iemaIs ben aufs
Ihnuuq Dtutl4lanbs, Grantrtids uno
Gnqlanos Hsbmtu, peHu ibr oas notbige
QbIabgebitt in allen 3onen fsblt3 Die
bers6iigtgn alagtn elmer fur4tbareR
( gheueruna unb zines briidsnoeH Qoths
fanoss in unierem 9atsrIanos FHb
bauptfddli6 baraui 5urid5uflbrsn. Qur
i'm uuuniebrohenen lebbaften Qustaul4
BON gelb uno Uars, bon auss unb Gins
fuhr auf eiQtntn Shiffen lisgt bas De-
beimuis Dsr giligteit In ben aHbertn
QdRbern. llu0 ie gr0Bsr uno rtI9et I'M
iere SnbuTttie unb GdnbDirt9fAaft burh
bic ueaerlhloFtnen Qbiubgtbiete Dtrbtn,
beho mebr unD befer bt3nblte 9tiadfs
tiguua t6nnen le BEN drmtn 9oIts bIs'
ten. Dem unglidlsligsn austDdnbtrsr'
from, BET gaH5e @ebiett %uuierer Wlo'
narhte TognIdgsH mtp0ltsrt ODER Tt bod
Der beien iuugen ardfts unb Gdft be-
raubt, pirbs Ginb1It gsbOtsn unO Dtitrs
r~eidsunqdrHs usbsriduB an iungsr
Rraft narbe Osferrsihs llugarns nelen
6anbslssmporien 5uesIiibrt. 9ort no
Osnerrsids ungarus ariegsnimpel bon
ben Mlafttn fnttsrn, III ttiutr mebr
! fremb, isiner mebr siniom unb uns
gefdlbt. Denn isber ipeib, bah,
peHn fein Sub iber bus idpants Gals
reep snpor bas Ded IeiHes Gdifits Be-
tritt, tr dusruIsn fam: sd iisbe uuf
BEN 8obsn msinss 8oterIanbss, Eel ge'
griiBi, mein Ositerreidl"
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runb UNI bic SaOipibs afrttas, ben sinit
be Cana IN toltlBHsm GHt'
beduRgsordRg ~gsfunbtH bate. mubte Otr'
0ben, uRb tauieno unb tauItTb Sdiffe
folltsn bic iurJe Hsut GabritraBe BON
GueB befabren. 9isftm WeItereigHis,
bos ben QbIhnitt elmer ganSen Gpo4e,
ben anbsginH elmer nsusu 3eii fit 9oHs
bel unb Baubtt bebeutsts, iDolte btt
aaiIer beipobHsH uno Dsfbano odmit
Teint RsiIs mad benz Orient, biz
ben D1Itsrn bss Gfsns NIT Der sts
bibten adiierltnnborte bte Widdt unb
@rDbe glt Gefterreihs Dor aueen
fibrts. limb our4 bitis 1bailads
olein murbe Der bIttrrsidifhsungas
ridden SHbultris, BEN 0lterreiAiI4uns
eariIttn 6anoeI Elm a~bfakesbiet ess
Ii9trt, ipit Is borber nitmals btitaubsH
bate. 9sgsttboff btgItiteie isineH taiia'
IiftH Germ auf itnsr otntDiirOigsn
Grientrsiie i'm Sabre 1850. Rad bel
6eimiebr %srnannte Der adifer ben gbo'
zen abmiral gum Gbsf br W~ariusists
lion In Disn. 9egsttboff butts nur ii.
men WunId, sinsn Wiaen, cine grobs.
ttilies gisbs; feline Wariut". SIR cali
Iein aan5ss Deutsn uub 1ra9teu unb e.
arbeiisie ununtsrbrohsn an ibrsr Qusgs,
iaItane; benn mtbr nls isber unbtrt
lannte Il bic Ghndds unb RiifitdnDig.
teii. q(ber feline Aebsn, lsiTt Bitten ltir
gefdnorsn fdnb tdube Cbrtn I'm Abge'
orOnsltubGns. Der Gisssr battle mar
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26
&letue @e(6t6feN
Don QIarR GwQin.

4miilante Grinneruu9tu al Wsdrt
5nain btrBTfentlidt WlarioH GdubIt
aaen, Der init ibm In Iangi1briger
fgreuHbfdaft brbunbsn mar, TINT .Girdnb
Maqdsine". Der Gdopisr Der IuItigsH
SungtngeIdidte bon 9om 5apber bate
itets grobs Grsube am umgang NIT ilets
men M1b1tn nnb ipnrbe bssbdlb Elm gutter
Qamerdb Don Sdublers 96atsrden 6es
len. sGs 1T better, Elm iunger Junitdfer
su fem, als Elm alter paEabifbuogd, :"
Idrieb er ibr ais Dibmung In ttn Bud,
bas sr ibr fdentts, unb aIs Iein 5bsul
fteIIte er einmaI bin: Gin aquarium
fir mid ALIEN, nit fIeiHsH Wdb4eu orin
dnItatt giiAsn unb Id ieIbit aIs bsr etns
Sioe Maifii6 baruntsr."
unerI66pFlid ina er in @ffdiattu
aus Ieiuem aeben. 90 er3dbItt ct damaI
bapon, tpis Ct Reporter In Gan draHtisco
mar. Ct mar cine pette Gtrcde aefabren,
nm iiber cline Hsgatta 81 beridteu, fam
Qbenbs an unb legis fid mlibe ms get.
Qm Worasn bes 9ages, oa bic Regatta
ItaitFinbsH fonts, borts a sinen i~tnrtsn
Reaen branben ruufden, uHb ba sr dHs
na6m, bob bic qDsttfdbrt nidt ftdttiinoH
neroe, brsbie er f6 i'm Belt I'm unb
l6Lid meter bis Epdt In ben Qahmiltoa
btnsin. MtI9 GritGunsu dIs e. nun oas
6srrIidTs @sttsr fab unb tyTuhr. bah biz
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26

iolde MuT5tihnHHg nit, bic bon tinsm
bon Wart 5pain bieIbtiproAenrn 9btmc.
bonn SimmsI unb 5snIstts, bantslt. 80
bsnie mir niht," btiBt Is ba, ben 6immel
ais etnen gIdH5snbn Srt. nit Girabn
bon Cob unb Wlautrn BON perlen, ions
bern mebr glsih benz itiuen NAH. no
bag @ras grin III unb Der Bad ben gans
3en Gag fem gldtfherIieo6m iinet. 81
beute mir ben 6immel as einsn Ort. no
bic, bic Iieben beieinanber fem per6.n,
irsi bon isoem gsbaHten Der 9rennung.
GinR tpartu 3psi innge asuts 5u Gap.
bic lultige Gsidihtsn sr5dbltsn. als siner
nun cine DEFENDERS quite Ausioote duhob,
bic sr gsb0rt bottt, mar Elm 3rinttrn in
Wnri Imains Qugen, 10 bnB Der Gr5lbs
Ter 5ragte, % er bic @ddi6te Iaon tsnns.
Warf 3pain antiporiete Rein; bod
bnIb barduf mar bas qddelR pie6tr oa;
Der onbere ira9te nod einmal unb beiam
picber cine berHfinsube antnort. 4ls Ct
assnbet, ma@te mart 1nain Elm 70 mtris
lpiirbiges GeFht. oaB er feline 6rage node
mails pieberGoltt. Run ld9te Der Dihttr
btr5ti4 unb gtHano, bdB Ct bic @eidihts
islbit gtIdritben babe. g3meimal sonnie
i'd liiaen," iaaie er sHtiduloigenb, has
perlangtt be 66flihfsit; abtr beim orittsn
nal mubts i'd bic Babrbtit iagsn."
g(n sinsm 6onntag, BEN 3. Qprif, bss
fam er Elm 9elpramm foIgsnosH Jns
altes: Die 6lopus bss 8arnums9ais
len Cirrus, Biz in Sbnen ben srDbitn aos
mtttr oer Mslt bertbren, gebtr fiA bic
Gbre, Gie fir Gonntag Nddmittag, ben
3. Qpril, Inn 2 llbr sin5uIabsH." Die
Riidantport ipar bt5ablt, unb Dart
3poin i6ritb foFort; GB t6ut mir lebr
Ieio, aber ale Gage Der Doriasn Node
fnb beItbt. Cd nil oorporige Node
iommeH, fpsnn 9bnen bas pabt."
3amaIs madttn Fd i4on bic 6sr5au'
fdle Mart 1nains rt9t ihmsr5baFt
fiblbdr, unb zines morgsus i'm Bdrisn
5dite er 70 itaries Roienbluten, bdB bic
gdn5e camille nm ibn beiddftist mar
nnb bic Ditnsr BIN uno Der iisfen. Be-
luItigt barber fagte tr Idlisblid: Run,
Selen, renn' nod i4pea uuo boIe Deher
unb Qapir, bamit Du msine IsBttn
@orte auf5s4ntn taHnIt. @ds III Das
Gin5ige, mas man bergsiIen bat" limb
bdran iniipfts er zine luItige pIanbersi
ii6er .lebte Morte9, BON 6eHsn er Ioets.
Te pdrsn mtiIt gsfdlIat, benn i'm aueens
Bid bts 2ooss bate man an dnbsrss
az benleH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26

5uqsiubeli, Dem bas QotbptnbigIse Cor
bsrHbn tebrts man In aur5Iihtiglsit ben
Rudsn. 60 ltdrb 2tgettboff, bieisa
5bsal zines Gesbsloen, i'm Sabre 1871
I'm A. aebensjabrt, gtttdnst uno Derbtts
tsrt. Dob isin 8aiier istn iiber ollss
geIisbtsr aoiIer, q DuBts, mas Der Wlas
rins unb BEN 2anbs nit 9sstttboff ges
Tt0rbsn ndr. Der Wonarh lieb BEN 6sls
ben Don 6elgolanb unb qifd Elm pra4t'
boaes 1rntmal in poId Isbsn unb am
pratrItern In WieH ittht feline Gissss'
fdult.
1tgtit6oFfs Qa6folgsr tdmpftsn in
feintm @ebtnlen mutbig nsiter, i'm ben
auIbdn Der Glotis. tdmpften Dsitsr se'
oen Ginf6tss unb Observation-Disclosures
Der Mtngt, bic islbli beuit nod Hidt bic
9t0satung Der Dlterreidil6Fungnrti9sn
Stsnaat sau8 srfabt bat uub aud beut'
nod ON msilten ssi5t, rptnn "a btibt, ben
glotinstat Bn beptaigtn. Wit ben
tndppiten MitttlH nurbs I'm galFe ctr
3sitsn bsnHoG @sDnnbnnsmeribts &C.
ltiliet. 2roB Gllsbsm beiibt OeIitrreid.
llnaarn bic fltinits, bic aEsrtlsinite BIoitt
Der @tobmG6it: iopobl arissss nIs
9anbslsflotts, bmn cine bsoiHgt bic oH'
bare.
qBie fam GeIferrih llngnrns uber'
fttilder Sonbel blibtn. ipenn bort In Der
6dfeR Fernsr a%ontinente uiht bic rotbr
peiB rotbs BIaege BON Itol5en BRIGGS
lfdifis psbt, i'm Gspsrrsifs linsarni
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OSTERRElCHlSCH= UNGAR
~ FLOTTE BEL POLA q

GrBbsr5og Ferdinand Wor fab balo
sin, oaB oas WaiiHeiolesium ben anfors
0srungen Der groBsB Gpodt ui4t mshr
genagts, uno q ptrnaROelts bafeIbe in
cine Wurintalaoemit. 8isIs puroe i'm
Sabre 1867 nit aubtrorpentIih srrpgiter'
tenn 2sbrplan uaa Biume perIegt Do ibr
auf ben nsilsu, bsryliGH partgriHom
Der @ila 6ciutto Elm ionigli4es 8eim
abaut purbe, BAG nod bsuts beitsbt. 9as
peibs, i4loBartise gsbdubs, oas aui
mGBiger 60be melt ibers Weer btnauss
blidt, liegt in eintm Gain i%mmergriutn
Qorbeers, ritFgtr qoImsu uHb ouHtlsr
3ppreFtn. Wddtiet BrsitttpptH in breis
ten 4bItufungen fubrtn tmpor pis but4
bdnoenbe Bdrten bgr 5emirdmts bon
ippigIter, iioIiasr 9ra6t. Der ean3e
a~idenbdfGn Iie9t Dor BEN tut5idtsn
Qugs. 9ritgsfaiffs iommen uH0 eebsH
Sorpebos unb Mioiorboott idieBtn nit
un6eimlider Ganeligisit our4 bic Bels
len, ungtbturs 4uspouosruiatffs, Cans
~belsbdmpfer unb bic iberieeiIhen Riefen
bsr berThisbsnen Observation-Disclosures
Der eanBeH Mell lisasu an Der Ribn.
@egen Dsiteu al bsFinost fh bic Torpeoos
fa6rit Dbitsbasb unb BON ben 5eHitern Der
Fa6rit Dbiisbtao uno bon BEN Gsuiteru Der
ben 1orptbos unb ben llHterietbooisn
beutIi6 berf0laen. Go babtH bic 3oas
lings itetR bds b%untsIte, beipsgteite Gsgs
mannsltben Dor Qugsn uub ionntR bar
aus gdebrang uub anrtgang Ih6pftn.
limb bttritt man Das 8tbdube, 70 gts
MINT man ben einbrud tabelInieittr
8orne6mttit, btrsint nit alien qHForbss
runggn Der 6pgitne uHo alien GrFprber'
uiFsn zines aebrpfauss, Der spifdsn
Mtttsls uub 6odfduIs iisbt, in bielsn
Ge9sHIdnbsn In lestsrs binubsrgretit uno
uuberbem ale maritimn Bdhsr our
b0hisn @olenbuHg umfdltBt. Die
Alma mater MARTINA Offnst lire bors
nebmen pfortm DItsrrsihiIhen unb uns
gariI4sn 30gliHgsR alsr 8unetn unb
glationalitdtsu, ft felt burte anfosDss
ungen an Geiit unb a0rpsr, an Wutb,
@ilsngtnft unb Sslblbsrlsugnune, tie
iii cine ShuIs bsbrftsr Mdnusstugsnben,
nrafFIter Mdnnss5udt, uno glidltd Der,
Der In ibrsn mausru gum Gssmann tpers
ben burfte!
8id su Frib fo[ie Gr5ber5og Gtrbis
ndnb Mar BON Der @pibt oer SrRgsmaa
rine f4eibsn. Dribtn ibsr ben tpsitsn
MaFsrn Iodte unD eIsibts bic eolbsns
Krone Weritos, bic Dem toltn, tiibnsn
gr,bersoq 3ur Wdrtbrsrtrone perbsn
FOL he. Der RaiIer bsmftragte ben
BBeabmiral MiIbelm b. asgsttboff, bic
aei6e bts uIhoHsntn adifsrs bonn frsms
ben, morOsrifdtn @eiiaOt beim5ubOisn
iHs trauernbe 9nterlanb. Gs mar bic
i6msrslidrs Dabrt i'm Gsben bss gros
Ben Qomirdls.
SIN Sabre 1869 purbs oas fdmale
9aub burdfdnitteH, oas atDei Beiitbeile
- Mfen unb 4frita - mitsinanbtr osrs
bdno: aus Der 2onbsnge BON Susa fpurs
be Der Gue5faudl, fir bic Gdiffubrt i'm
dlgemeinen unb fir bic GesmGdts bss
Miitelmseres ~insbsiDnbere Dobl bas
erDbie Grsisnis bes nslH5sbnttr Jdbrs
bunberts. Der nIts Gesirse Ha9 Snbieu
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UEBUNGEN DER

lno bic bsrrIi9e 9ossRIaot. Disosr un'
Ter uno nit ibr bic HGpOlsoHiiht GIoite
oes 90niqreids Stalisn. Gus Der 4i4e
oer Observation-Disclosures erbob. ii4 ME
oer gogel gboniI oas Wariadoasgium,
uH0 nit iRm beganu BET aufi6puHg uns
Ierer ariegsmdrtns. Sn ben Grstbsltss
tdmpfeu 9riehsnldHos, our gelamptun8
beg SeerduberuHpeieHs on ben Jtoros
hiIten Qfrifds mar fe bsrsits cine gss
firdtete Stema6t i'm RttteImeer seipors
oeE uno untsr Gr5ber5Os TrieOrid, BEN
So6H Gr3berJog adrls, srraus is RuRm
uuo ghre IN Der Gampagns sessn ben
aufrabrsrifhsn gaita bon aegpptsH.
Mlit Dsm au3u friiben LOB ibres tibHsH
Jabrsrs (Gr3btr5Os 5risorid itaEb nit
26 Sahreu) trdt cine uHbeiIooue Gtugs
nation in Der gntDidluHs uHierer Jlotts
Elm, 70 bag Ie, ais "a gait, unisrt itas
Genil6en gsfBunsn gu psrtbeiDigen,
ui6t NIT iener araft stuissen toHnts, bic
mau6es glatt tn ber Geihidie isner 3eit
asdnosrt Bate. 9eiR bluttgsH aafItaHo
I'm Wdr3 oss 5abrss 184s fitl 9tnsbis
ben 4ufitdnoif9sn in bic 6daoe, ie be-
bielien ben aommdubdnten oes Warine'
toneaiums ols GsiItl surid, bic 3DgliRgs
Idlugen f9 duf oftsrrsidifas Sdiffs
bur6 unb famsn nab 9rteit, no alsbulb
uHtsr 8puIap Ous I. t. 1ristsr UiariRt'
toasgium esgrunoes purbe.
Qls aaiIer GraHJ 5oisf, Der iunss,
tbdttrdFtige 6errider. BEN 2broR Defer
ret6s beFtieq, trtaHHte sr fUohI fofort ben
groben ggshIer isnsr 8sruadEdTfisang,
dber Der Monarh mar nidt imitan0e, In
isner rDtrreu, golbarmsH unb iriegsriiden
3eit 70 raid Danbsl gu i6affsn. erft
nit Der grnsnnung bss fir bic Glottt be-
gtiIterten gr5bsr5ogs GsrbindHb WtaI
Sum BRIGGS unb Warineminitsr I'm
Sabre 1854 fam Elm ueusr 9eiit In bic
Gntnidlung unisrer a%risgsmdrine. Durf
bic Grfinbune ber 6diffsi6rdabs (burt
ben 0fterreidiI4n Sngenieur ReHeD
Durbe langiam aus Der Sessls cine
0dmpfflottt. Der 3tntraltrieqsbafsn
Durbe bon muggia nod pOla bsrLset, iuo
man Iofort an ben Ban oss @eearisnaIs
fdritt. grobe iberIseii6e Grpsbitipnsn
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gdngli6en au9m i'm Rei6e Der WiTen.
IAaft fhert. 60 ma cine 9liitbe5eii
unlerer qrisesmaris. srobbsm Grant
reid 1859 feline eritsn DampfsrI6ifft
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Stalisn i'm Gtltempo poripdrts Qinaen
pdbrenb mir MIR edRs lGneIom, Ghrit
fir @dritt Dem Gortidritt Foleen toHna
ten, etng es osnRoh unaufbdltfam BEN
3enit bes Aubmss al. DEM WiIbelH
b. geeestboff bette isiHsn Gieges8uq Be-
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I'm @iben bes Reihes Der eIorreiGe @ieg
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Gtirne flcdt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26
etrafeupnahe. aus eIas 1T h

Gtrahenpflaites ans Gjlas lit III
abon unb @snf In berI9isbsnen Gtrds
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GinFlbrung bieits Moterials. Oh mIrb,
mad Der 3eitIdrift .gitumsn", bon elmer
frdn50fIhen Babrit aus CLASSIFICATION
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unb baRn In Matri0su bar9 bDbrauIii1s
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Gt1rts unb Miberlanbslraft, bat Elm
i96nsB ausIe1sn unb III angsbliG fit
PisrOc unS GuRriDsrte itbr ossiautt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26
OSTERREICHS
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TsuutsH biz f5tBN iast Disqualification
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-26

m0slid 81 afianas5t Wtlh wiiaalin lfll
pa IWf5ia. mt# ln q SWIM Ctisltn tul.
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boo apd6 unh imlih Enb e. laait. "a
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Hds Gotiltni br HtriaHt ihsill tus
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-09
DESIRES TO
LOCATE FACTORY
WANTS TO UTILIZE SOME or
THE GLASS SAND BUT MUST
HAVE GAS TO DO IT.

p G. Henson, who has made sey-
eral visits to this city in the inter
est of a company that he represents
who manufacture plate glass, was in
the city again this morning and stat
ed that his company was ready to
open glass factory here if they
could get the assurance that they
could be furnished gas for fuel. Mr.
Henson has made an exhaustive in
vastigation of the glass sand de
posits throughout this county and is
satisfied with the quality and amount
of raw material available but must
have cheap fuel as well as the sand
in order to make the factory a pay
ing proposition. He left for VIII
burton this morning, but will return
mere in a few days and take the
matter up more fully with the Com
mercial Club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-12-09
GAS SITUATION
SOMETHING FIERCE
LOW PRESSURE AND COLD WAVE
HAVE CAUSED SOME REMARKS
BY INDIGNANT HOUSEWIVES.

The local gas situation, in the Ian
guage Of Happy Hoolingan, IS some.
thing fierce ard from present indi-
cations it begins to look like a hard
winter on those who chose to de-
pend entirely on gas for heating
and lighting purposes. Mayor Rob-
erts stated this morning that people
had been calling him over the phone
and making personal visits to his
Office asking what the corporation
commission had done or intended to
do about this situation. To all the
mayor can only say that only the
Lord and the corporation commits
sion can answer that question, tha.
he has every assurance that the Or
der would be made by the commits
sion compelling the gas company to
get busy and do something and he
was expecting to receive that order
at any moment, but as yet it hadn't
arrived and he was absolutely pow
erlcss
The result of this recent cold snap
has been to stimulate trade in mon
key stoves and other brands OF ccal
and wood heaters and so the i'll
wind st least helped somepedy.