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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-01
~eyaAsaoId :Michelson.

Rogers, MD, july 2s-I,ogers,. N.
D., can boast :,sof. an inventor, in the
mechanical Ad,,etlat,i in a few years may
prove to be otiisssso Of talee great bcnefactors
to all users Of ,naichinery. This is r,
II. Hunt. the local blacksmith. Mr..
Hunt has invented and already patented
All auxiliary shovel handle. that is a
very ingenious Piece Of work. and q
mighty laborl saver.i..l
The present Invention that is now
awaiting the action of tic patent office,
is a bolt that canAlnotss loosen. It is made
without any locknlts, keys. shims or
washers, and no Tiyeting is required.
Tic safety lies in the construction Of
the bolt. IT will cost no more than the
common bolt. and will be Of untold
value, for it will eliminate the manv
delays and Inconvenience due to lost
and loOsened bolts.
Mr.. Hunt was set on the track of this
invention by a piece Of work brought in
by the section boss. 1t was a bent rail
from which the bolts had dropped. He
then conceived the idea of constructing
q bolt that could not fall out. and in
just three weeks his model was at the
United States patent office.
He is a very skilful and brainy lne-
cllanic. n all his work shows this
ability. 49,.
BY Joseph E. WiIiems. &
Valley City, N. D.. July 27-Using my
fountain pen as an etcher's needle, let
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-01

of grain. the writing of the receipts
and the general supervision Of affairs.
brushed from our minds for the mo-
ment the Who-Wliat- When where in
stinct of the reporter. And if that ex-
cuse is not enough. she was very fair
with light hair and eyes o blue-or
maybe they were hazel 0f Willems only
We're hereD. But whatever the color.
this nine year old miss is a first-rate
elevatress-and if We had a load of
wheat we would Tau it through Eckels
Lake to get it to Powers elevator at
Spiritwood, North Dakota. And if you
know anything of that lake, you Will
know what a sacrifice 1t is. .E
It was dark. or nearly so when W"
reached sanbor,. Somewhere between
the two towns-our sense Of distance
failed us for some time after that
we reached Ickelson Lake. anyone who
eve passed 1t knows the rest, but to
the Observation-Disclosures.
We didn't see LAX" Eckelson, for it
vas dark, and all We saw was q stretch
or chalk gray surface. Alkali, it al-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-01
ALLEGED. SLAYER ADJUDGED IN.
SANE.

Minot, N. d., July 31.-Thumas AL
len, on his plea of insanity will es-
cape trial on the charge of murd~ ring
Brownie Emery, a special commission
reporting to Judge Leighton a finding
of insanity. Allen was ordered com
mitted to the asylum for the insane,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-01

The reports of the school census for
Stark county show a marked increase
over those of last year, being Abs in
1912 and 4,440 in 1913. OF the latter
there are 1858 boys and 2.0S2 girls.
The school census of Dickinson shows
u slight decrease this year. being 1921
while last year the number vas l.
267.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-01

and wax taken to Jamestown today.
Allen shot down and killed Emery as
the latter was leaving the home of
a young school teacher for whom they
were rival suitorS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-01

Armour's Grape Juice demonstra-
ton Friday and Saturday atGussners.
Adv.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
PEACHTREE ROAD

subdivision of twenty three lo19 fronting Peachree
Road mile Ogehorpe University grounds Lots beautiful
First lots to be and priced small investors could
easy advantage of enhancemens Peachee
so near the 81 100000 school
bought large this great thoroughfare,
but the small has had satisfy himself by going
other fields
These lots are from $50 to feet deep-frontng two
Prices very low and that any person
can have a lot N Peachree Road.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

ON SUMMIT AVENUE Forrest, 5room cottage, on
lot 50xl50 with all city cOnveniences, for $4,000 This
is very attractive price for North Side cottage See Mr.
White.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

SHORT distance from the intersection of Alexander and
West Peachtre Streets where property has recently sold
$500 foot have property at 5000 foot In
this We think investment See Mr. Hook.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

ON WHITEHALL STREET the junction of Forsyth,
lot 50x2OO alley Present improvements rent for
1850 year Price $17500 Any reasonable terms, with
per interest This is the kind of speculative property
buy. See Mr.. Cohen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

ON PIEDMONT AVENUE, Houston subdivision Of
lots ranging in size from 23X140 feet to 25x1S0 feet at
S175 foot of onefth cash and balance in 1924
years with per interest These good buys See Mr.
Collins.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

ON TENTH STREET, near West Peachtree, a jam-up 3
story 7room home; especially attractive appointments;
growing section good buy for $780, any reasonable
terms be arranged See Mr.. Collins.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

ON ROYSTON STREET, a very attractive Groom cottage
elevated level lot One-haf block from McLendon Avenue
line tinted walls mission finish attractive mantels Extra
good buy for 1880; terms. See Mr.. Martin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

TWO CHOICE lots the best part of Ponce DeLeon Avenue
both face 100 feet profit in these, each priced
below the market See Mr. Cohen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
FOR SALE

ON ARIZONA AVENUE have iveroom cottage, lot 6Ox36O
up to date in every respect Let me show You this Can
arrange terms.
LOOK AT THIS Madison Avenue and Brotherton
Street lot 125xI4O right where business is booming
$3.50 a foot
on ARNOLD STREET Wabash Avenue up-todate,
eght-room house; $4,000 six months going sell
for $500. Let show you this,
churches and schools a cottage with
every convenience $500 $500 the balance $25
per month. No loan
NOTICE BUILDERS! If you looking for something good
the way of lots have them Cascade Avenue,
on car line and have sidewalks, and water. Look
around our sign will show you where they The price
is right.
TWO BRAND-NEW BUNGALOWS Kennesaw Avenue,
onear Ponce DeLeon, all modern improvements including
furnace hardwood floors Perfect beauties $500 cash. the bal
ance like rent See Mr. Stalworth.
UNRESTRICTED Ponce DeTeon Avenue the only
Die in this section 67x167 level floor It is going
to0sell. See us quick See Mr. Stalworth
nnr
Blown, Strauss & Ward Compan
~ REAL ESTATE LOANS RENTING.
0ot HOMES BUILT ON EASY TERMS
112-Candler Building 112 North Pryor Street.
Phones Ivy 32343235
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

ARNOLD STREET Just blocks from the Boulevard 2
story 8roOms Nice lot House well built and with
blocks The has been forced to leave
the city and will sell cheap trade his equity for vacant lot
and cash. See Mr. Martin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
DILLIN-MORRIS co.
6O9-1O Atlanta National Bank Bldg.
Both Phones 4234.

609-10 Atlanta National Bank Bldg Both Phones 1924
$4,000 WILL BUY nifty nman Park home three bed best
If a
j
a lice two-s on
a
Al
Al look these
a
O
Bungalow everything
terms
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

floors furnace heated and large lot Has got to be
sold III the week. and authorized by to
make a sacrifice price. See Mr.. Martin.
ON SUMMIT AVENUE, near Forrest 5-room cottage on
50Xl50 with all cOnvenlenceS, for $4,000 This
very attractive price for North Side cottage See Mr.
White
100 ACRES near Elljay Ga rolling
80 in cultivation, in oak and pine timber
Young apple orchard ForrOOm house with store blacksmith
shop corncrb and stables Well water spring and branch
$1,250 terms. Will take Atlanta property In exchange
See Mr.. Eve
ARNOLD STREET just blocks from the Boulevard, 2
House we'll built and with
blocks school has been forced leave
the and will sell cheap, trade his equity for vacant lot
and some cash. See Mr.. Martin.
ON WHITEHALL STREET. near the junction of Forsyth,
lot 50x200 alley. Present improvements rent for
$1,000 year Price, 1900 Any reasonable terms with
per interest This is the kind of speculative property to
buy. See Mr.. Cohen.
A SHORT distance from intersection of Alexander and
West Peachtree Streets where property has recently sold
$500 foot have property at 5000 foot In
vestgate this We think investment See Mr. Hook.
ON PIEDMONT AVENUE, Houston, a subdivision of
lots ranging from 23X140 feet to 25x1SO feet at
S175 foot of onefth cash and balance in 1924
years with per interest These good buys See Mr.
Collins.
story 7rOom home; especially attractive appoinemnts;
growing secon extra good buy for $780, reasonable
terms can be arranged See Mr.. Collins
CHOICE part of Ponce DeLeon Avenue
both face 100 feet nice profit in these each priced
below the market. See Mr.. Cohen
ON ROYSTON STREET very attractive cottage,
elevated level lot Onehaf block from McLendon Avenue
line tinted walls mission finish attractive mante Extra
good buy for $3.50; terms. See Mr.. Martin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
For Sale by
FOSTER & ROBSON
II Edgewood Avenue

VIRGINIA AVENUE, 8roOm 2sory brickveneer, hardwood
floors furnace heated and very large lot Has got to be
sold in the week, and authorized by to
make sacrifice price See Mr.. Martin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
ON LUCKIE STREET

WITHIN FEET Y NJ A. This lot is 22x36 running
through Street where has frontage Of % feet. The
adjoining building $500 per $4,000
$4,000, due /, 2 B. 4, years at per cent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
been made possible through ads The Georgian!
Real Estate For Sale.
S HARP s BoHIsToN
SUBURBAN ACREAGE.


WE HAVE just had listed with
rs for sale twelve acres Of
suburban property that has over
l 200 feet of Street Car frontage,
with a nicely paved street in
front; just twenty minutes ride
from the center of the city. This
is one of the best subdivision
propositions anywhere and if
you are interested in a PROPOSE
ton that you can soon double
your money on, come in and let
us tell you about this.
SUBURBAN HOME.
THIS IS a good ten-room house
with about two acres of
ground; is just outside of the
city; owner has his own system
of sewerage and water; place is
well improved and worth all we
are asking for it. The interior
of this house is exceptionally
good, and is only a short ride
from Five Points. A GENUINE
BARGAIN.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
ANSLEY PARK HOME

ONLAFAYETTE DRIVE Just Peachee Circle
Large lot 93x20O facing Parkway
years you
qot y value home
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

Dubtie I'm isst go elett!" Said. bsr
Sinslebrer Is ba NIT fein 2ein {
sabf! BEN i6 gu mid gebentt I'M fin
fdubr, bob Der Man1 Jet 8iBnss
psrftebn baht.
Sd fin bann aud piober in bic
Sobl IN ben su bic Mebesipeilerl9
un gu bic 2iasts ssiagt, isst folte i
outper email bic Obre fptbe, iebt oeht
ebbes srobartisss fomme, es mar
aampoii5hen bon Sannbeifsr, mo 10
en- Gbnlider glarrs ipie Reudbuite Is,
mo bod au9 eius als e Rubl better
is. Die ai55is bat mid en- fdredlidc
Bid augeiporfs I'M bat geiagt Id
font abf6ottc, ih Debt ia en- Monien3
3ujamme idpdbe, mo nter gar nit
itdnbe fDnnt. Miife &c bic 2i3sis,
min o[es bsFsr piffe I'M babel fann
fe mid In idenerel yialetf9es bod nit
bas WoTer reiqe. Wen, bic Sim
aerfh ben an bic 6tebtTd seitdnne
I'm Der Ginelebrsr bat nit fein Std
bas5 gstpipe gu itarte. Sd ben midi
meme Gdnuffbads eraus sebolt, no
i1 ben sanae Obenb for lauter Cd
feitement pergsife sehabt ben. 8ei benz
gefans, ben i'd seOentt, mo ben sarae
pobIid feline Gttenfden an bic
Stebtfh Is, Zen i6 bod SiAebns,
mann en- Sdnuff tddeIe tonne, mits
aus bob es iemanb mobilize bnbt.
Das 2ieb mar iduhr senug srobs
artia lin ipenn bas Obrieitra nod
gefpieIt bal, baun fin MIDI bic
@Gils ben 9udsl erunner gelaufe.
gs fommt in ben 2ieb { GteG. Dor,
no Re al 70 laut finse ME ie nor
ionne, i'm bic Mubiid fpielt aud 70
bart tpie fe tonne, I'm bos NOR inns
mems, otplper NIT einem nal, Is
nibber allss piano gnnge, 10 bab
mer es barblie hat bore tonne. 9ei
@alIe, ben ib sebsntt, iebt tperb ans
tper en- Gdnuff setddelt. Sd Hoppe
auf meine Sannffbods, ben afDiper
nit eebenit, bob bus iemanb bSre
i0nni. Dit Ginserfd ben es dinner
an gebDrt uf ben gebenit, Is mar
6os Gein bon ben Titredter, baB
fs itappt iOlts IN ihuhr gesuo -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

Re ben al geItdppt I'M bic Mubfif
aud, I'm bann Is aipiper ber 9ru6sl
los gange. gs bat feline Mianit ges
nomrre, ba bot iebes in bic 9atn
gepiBt, bab bas 3lpppe bon mid
ousaebn bebt I'M es ben iid sIei4 {
paar JeaerI4 reboig sema4t mid
outfeit gu idmeiBe, fe ben nit Die gss
ringIte Gbrfur9t for mein Sdpals
lobtebl sebabt! Der S;asIehrer bat
UNI aube sebete TN bat en- SpiebtiG
gemadt, mo er gefagt bot, bas pies
ipGr in Mabrbeit sroBartis seren@
bert tporbe I'M Ct oebt bon gan3e
Serse farrie fieble, baB en- @aubie
in bic Sabl mar, no bas 2ieb un
ben grobartiss @enuB seipeuIt bdtt.
ST bebt bic Sdentelmdnner BON ben
Ramits frase. ben ROffned In bic
freie Cuff 3n ~bef0rbere. fOr bab bas
Ran3ert pibbsr itarte t0nnt. 60 ben
ii6 arh slei4 E paar rebbig sss
mla6t, ben Sinelebrer fem @unid
su erfiiGe, aipiper ib ben nit basu
gefiblt, mid ndpping fetf4e gu lafs
ie. Sd BEN fdDn sepibt, tpas foms
me bubt, I'M ben mid gan5 unbss
merit an bic 9iebr sefdnistt, I'LL
tpie bas Observation-Disclosures
biiiie oeipprbe Is, ba fin id auh f6on
%autfeif setpse. SD Tam Sbne iage,
i1 ben gang miheroble sefiblt. Sd,
tpp i9 10 entuiiaitid for ben aeud=
butte sepefe fin, ben grab Oerienige
iein miiTe, mo bas Ranaert gefpsult
bait Cd fin heim I'm ben mid 1
paar 8ottele Dein in mel Rubm ges
nomme I'm ben bort @ergeIienbeit I'm
Mube eeiu9t I'M ben fe ouh eefuns
ne. Die aia5ie I'M bic Webespeis
lerid fin in ben Gonaert geblifpipe
I'm ben fi4 gar nit Inn mid setdns
inert.
Mos bic ai5sie eeiagt Fat, ipie iG
am ndGfte Dag aus ben 9ett i'm I'M
baunItebrs fin fomme, Dos beradhl
id sSbne In mein nddite Brief, IS
mar I pietlh! WOmit i'd perbleilpe
Sine Shrn lieipsr
|. phiIipp Gaussampfera
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

- 8ef6eiben. Batter (als be,
SObn Elm aiemli4 f6ledtss 3eugs
mis- nit no4 9aufe gebro4t bot):
Na, tuas fasit bu bsnn gu benz 3sug'
mis-?
Sobn: Sd BIN sufrieben bamit.
= Der umms papd. &lsis
her pnul: papa, tpos lit oenn I'M
fer rsiisr 3immerberr2"
Batter: Gin 3eitunesIdreiber."
Steiner poul: Gin 3eitungsf6rei.
ber9 9u, popa, ba bat er bid on.
gslOssn, bic 3eitunsen fpsrben bod
gsbrudt!"
Sn @srfudung. Sepp
(oer I'm Sorfe felt msbrersn @oGsn
als poIisif funqiert, gum S6ulssn):
.9u, | eeb' mel Stell ouf, Iu9 Dir
unosrn poIisiFfsn."
GGul3e: rWarum benng"
Gepp: IS bitt' Did BOG buIt'
I net aug; ipsrr cine auuferei i'm
9angs 1T, muB / fie it0ren!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

@91au. 90, ruff Elm Gifer<
fii6tiger, rtper,n ib Did onf elmer
'untrelie ertappe, brirge ih Did um!4
rad," meint fie lddslao, uiuenr
Damn get6pft pirit. fam ih bod
0einen Nebenbubler beiraten!l"
&enn3eiden. Gattt:
gu, Mlte, paffe nur auf unfere Glln
auf, -. i1 bente, bic bat cine eiebs
i6oft onsefanaen, /. lie bat isbt
INNER bic 5dnS 70 DoIItr
Sintei
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

Gin ge9bosef. aNun, pis
par's; baft 9u CUTE auartiere ges
babta"
,Sunger bab' i6 eelitten; iiberan,
pobin i'd getommen bin, bat Die &Os
din i9on einen 99aB gehdbt!4
Bonn &afernenbpf. =
Ginidbrieer Meier, mas iino sic In
Sbrem 3ipils9erufa
Sontiinitler, 6err 5ouptmonn.
Auotf6, Sonfiinltleri Simmer Ia
gen sic freipeg: SDpper!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

-pariert. - Cine iunge urb
cine dltere iunge Dame faben I'M
8alliadI als Mauerbliimden nebens
chamber.
sd m6dte nur ipiffen, neine
aiebe", fIOtete bic jiingere, sob ID
mein @euBeres au9 70 einbiiBen trer<
re, tper1r1 ih in SIR Utter fomme.1
ia f6nnten Sic ia BON Slid la
gen., CAB bic dItere bosbnft Suriid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

= probatum eft! On bis
Rsoaftiun zines SOurnals sir DE
!Sdusfrau" mar Die Qnfrdee geri6s
tet, pie man gingema9ies Dor
S4immel beiDa6rt. Sn 4bneienbeit
bes Reoafteurs fam Die Srage In Die
5dnOe zines Sdalts, Der folgeno:
antiport barunter feBte: nMlan fpers
re feine ainber 5tpeimdl p64entli4
in Sic Speifefammsr ein."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

= ain6ermuno. Der tlsine
a9, Mama, pis f9nsa define
SABINE sstpudfen finb. beute morsen
9u bod nidt einen einaigen.'
1T allies mOg1td.
Chef (Su einem llntergebenen): .am
Montug baben sic 9isustag urb am
9onnerstag 8reitog!" (5reien Sag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

ObsrF: .Serr aoiutant, pe fpdt 1T es iebt9'
Q%biutant: rSn 10 Minuten 1T es Il, Serr Sberf!'
Oberf (n0rgelno): sd babe nmt pffen Donen, nie fpdt es in 10
qainuten idn miro, ionbern ne fdt g ibt 1T! gehS4sn. Sic fd sddIs
IiF baran, meme 8ehe ftts p0rti4 genau dus3ufuhren!A
nmh Der n9r!" -
gauN.
ber ur gu feSen!" Y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

Die abpehsIung. 2ebs
ram: Run, Serr Meper, bdben
Gle fih nit Sbrer 5amilie Bel oies
fem idnlmerlid)en Mettsr nidt i9redz
Iih ~gsldnspeilt in Der Sommers
friIhe24
Mener: IS mo, mir battsn ia
toIoHaI piel Nbipedslnns bort -
Qebmann: rMas. BET hieiem Mets
ier21
MtDer: ,Ra ia, BEL iebem Regens
idausr nabmen mir uns Dor, ob5us
fciffn, uno padten Elm unb Bel iez
rsm Gonnenitrahl entfdloFen mir
nns, b~ort3ubleiben, unb padten aus.
uns bas eins 10 ben sdnsen Sag
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02
@e6anfenfpIitter.

ge6anfenfpIitter. -
ltno fpenr cine 5rau orb nidt ls@
itn gelernt Fat, bag 2epitensGeisn
esriteAt iie 6alt bod!
gor SobltOpfen muB man fd
yfsnip pie Dor 9obIen 3G1nen bii'
ten, benn beioe fino dnberI ems
pfinbli9, fpbaIo man NIT Der 3urse
carau ft0bt.
Gas arieger troy mut ni4t sr'
rsider,
Die narie4er" bequem ilh erihlsls
den!
Manfe 2euts bdben afnsi srobe
Gorgsn auf GrOsn, eritens. reid unb
rann nod reider gu iusrben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

20 5rof. Monn: rMas
msinit 9u, OBJ i9 audi meinsn 9uds
hulter gu unIersr fiIbernen 9od3eit
sinlaos2"
Bruu: rGber, Sstdr. bos ipiro ~
bel; mo folsn mir NIT ar ben Qeus
ten bin -. fass tim, On tpirit ibn
CUR goloenen SodSeit einlaoen!!3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

gepeis. mas fino has
fit aeute, Die BEL Sbnen in Der
GpmmerfriIhe tpobnsn24
80 o6s fan gatl3 npbligte 2euP
= bic BAN fogar 3ohnbiiritbs mit!1
Sajtruttion. 9pielpddtsr
Gum rleuen Ge[ner): ,Alfo Wein
flbr'n mir oreier.ei Gorten: ai
elmer Mnrf. 5u 3pei Mart
unb 3u orei Marf. Self geliegelt
init gslbem Gtifett ioip cine Mart.
Elan geiiegelt NIT blauem Gtitett
Strsi Mari, grin sejiessIt nit griis
rem Gtifett bret Mart. Ga Iiegen
Die Giesladftangeln, oabint in pera
Gdudtel fan b Gtitetts, uno IN
ftrd aslIsredsn I'M Gano fan D
Gldfdsn1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

gtngebitbet. eepp (ber
nab feinsr 0ienft3eit ms 0orf qua
riidtebrt unb slei9 orn eriten Sonns
toa gshUrise 9riisel frie9D: glenos
g~auernladel, elenbe!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02
Gria.

I'm ben @etrutsn bos Gsfu9l bss
Rudes, nit benz bic rehte 6anb beim
Sriiben an ois aopfbeoedung flieesn
muB, beutIid gu MAIDEN. Bot Elm iin'
bigger Hnteroffi3isr Defenders idlaps
PEN 2euten einsn Masneten an bic
miiBs ongebradt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-02

= @Iaubpiirbis g. Srou 51eiz
i4ermeiiter Du4tis (oIs i'm &affse.
trdnSden bon Der 0idttunft ssfpros
den tuirb): r9as @ieb berftsbt er,
mel Utter, pie lei anberer. aber bi6.
ten, ma, bidtsn fanrl er nett"
Inter 8iIben. - Milber
Gu feinem Haabar): Mos gibt sa
beute Bel eud au eiien, gumbo?
gumbo: Den Germ profeiior ala
Sauerbraten, unb mprgen sibt es Elm
iiibes MtGbeli
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Mr3t: -. unb banr. Serr 9a&
Der, miiIien Gle unbebingt bas Srins
len Ioifen. Bier TIT Gift fiir Gie!"
r!berr Doctor, bann mag id
nidt mshr lsben, bann persifte id
MIDI
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4rmer Gebafion. -
Sd mOdte eine 5isur fir meine
5rau auf's gdbrett."
g%ertduferin: .gisneidt oiefen
Gdiaer2"
Gdlddtermeiffer: .g1eei @sben
Sic NAL ben 9idtn bort ber!4
8ertduferin: .Dds 1T Der aoms
ponit Gebaftian Bad. SIT Sire
G.au gsmahlin benn febr muiitas
liid21
G6lddtermeifter: Zee, BAG mid.
cher Der fiebt boiler aus unb flint
uebr bic Gde!!"
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GinaerI6ruhm for ausaufirne, fule
Der sinaIebrer bamit seplisit mar.
@elI, Der bat off aobrs ipioosr {
sanse aott Mitsbts gefunns. DINNER
Id follt bente, CT bait fei1 Hlelsn
70 ftridt au fein; bic piebels, mo g
geb0rt ben, bic bep bps 2isb ganS
immenslie gesliae, I'm bds . ood)
10 tubspist bsr Mlebn part.
Mie i'd in bas Rubm fomrne fin,
ba bat Der 1ieredier geiost: syiau,
Gdents, ipenl bos 2ieb auh Z
aana Helm bisde beifsr setpefs 70, pis
6as eridte, 10 ID bod fem Misftn boz
fit ba, bab ih eu9 prebie fpa.
SIR miibt bsbente, bab unler Ges
~ianaperein nur raeufbuite1 heibe
bubt I'm bob SIR nit au benis
brautt, bab Sbr aud finse mibt. aIs
ob iebes bon eu1 ben ReuHhuiie
hatt. DDS nddite 2ieb is Der spi!s
~gertipeier" aus ben 1dItfl1etler, mo
nit 0brteftra 8esleitung sslunse
iperb.. Das is ! sroBartiges pies,
afptuer es Is aud aris bart 5u finss.
Menn aIpipsr bas pics In : gutts
Gdebp performt iperb. born nil ID
basu tenbf, bnB Shr norge n ois
NuhspebperfG Il, In sroBt Gteil ouFs
gsidriptpt irero, bu1t alfr al susrs
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eIoffs.

9as Sers bIeib' jung.
8enei6ensnert III inmcroar
Der, OF er 9elb uno Gut perlor,
8enobrte iid i'm Silberbaar
Doa tpabrbaft golDenel 9umor!
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9el ladt Die Gum I'm lodt mid
f1dus,
Seb f4trobm id flint bun 9aus gu
6aus
lin Isb 30 nod'm asdts.
9scd; blibt, sottlob, ieS9norrerei-
g tumr1t INNER nod mos raus
bpbei
9eim 8sdte - beim 5sdte!
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Drsf[ur.

D%refur.
Sat ols grdut is ibm stfdmtifsIi,
Mie men Sdcbhunb Jpn ssItrsideIt,
Go eetpSbnit fe i'm ebtu
On bus fpdt'r. 5unosIettt
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OHemer adtretbfbrtef nes
lhilipp 5anerammfsr.
1909.
Mein Iieber 0err Rehadtiondr::--
1909.

@enn id sbbes fart.
bu1n, bnnn ou6n Id
es als { Mubl aut)
finniids, unb for ben
aisisn ipta i'd Shns
ou6 aues bon unier
aan5srt fompliet psrs
5dbls. Sd ben Sbus
in mein lebte Brief
nod seiast, bop bag ;
.aenn9e bon 5arau4
gang gut geidafft bat,
I'M i'd fin in Die
8aus ipiboer IN oos
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ednea asfnnSea.

Srau, raisbfter monn - id
braude sinsn nsuen 5utll"
mann (miirriid): n8iro lid
f~inbenr
6rou Giebt triumpbiersnb sinen
SUIT aus Der Sutfdn6teI): sat
fdon ssfunben!"