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The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04
TAKE PLENTY OF TINE 10 EAT.

There is n saying that rapid cat
ing is slow suicide" lf you have
formed the habit OF eating too rap
idly You are most likely suffering
from indigestion or constipation.
which will result eventually in ser
ious Illness unless corrected. Dises-
tion begins in the mouth. Food
should be thoroughly mnsticated and
insaltvatcd. Then when you have
a fullness OF the stomach or feel dull
and stupid after eating. take one OF
Chamberlain's Tablets. Many severe
cases Of stomach trouble and consti-
patton have been cured by the use
OF these tablets. They are easy to
take and most agreeable in effect.
Sold by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04
PREHISTORIC FIND
STIRS NEBRASKA

Howe, Ncb.. June William
Hawzby and Silas Allgood. two well
known farmers living five miles ems,
be n stone cairn In u large mound.
The mound has been known for
many years and II one OF the largest
so-callcd Indian mounds in this part
Of the state.
Mcssrs. Hawxby. Hughes and ALL
good made an effort to discover tho
object OF tho builders. It was found
that n large stone shaft had been
placed In an upright position and
several tons Of large slab rocks plac-
cd In reclining position around the
marker The rocks had been placed
In regular order with larger slabs.
Their research revealed the fact that
the mound was evidently the burial
place Of some prehistoric indian
chief, and his prominence is attestcd
by the stone cairn placed above the
remsins.
A few fragmcntary human bones
were encountered lt n depth of about
six feet, and the burned earth and
discolorcd stones all bear evidence
to the fact that they had been sub
jected to intense heat n the time of
intcrmcnt. The upright slab. around
which the stones are grouped. bears
"a number of indcscribablc picto-
graphs and one OF the larger slabs
has large turkey foot peckcd into
itG face.
A few OF the larger slabs OF the
cairn are OF native limestone that
outcrops mile to the north, but
by far tho larger part OF the stone
is of n cretaceous formation foreign
to this locality.
some weeks ago MIR. Hughes dis
covered tho rcmains Of large no.
madic village site nearly two miles
to the uSrtlt 6f the large mound. and
1t may be this burial IL the resting
place Of ono Of it's chiefs.
8. p. Hughes. of this place. who Is
well acquainted with the archaeo-
logical field In this part Of the state.
reports that THIS is the first stone
burial discovered in Nebraska. The
engraved hcadstone and slabs bear
ing the photographs will be prescrv-
cd in one Of the museums of the
state.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04
.HoOsrr''

A Chicago lady had Swedish cook
and she heard this conversation be-
tween her cook and the maid next
door. also n Swcdc:
How are you. iilda?"
- well. I like my Job. We got
crcmatcd ccilcr. cemetery plumbing,
icastic lights and hoosit.
What's n 'hoosit. Hiida?
''oh. a bel rings. You put thins
to your ear. and say. 'Hcilo.' and
some one says Hello. and you say
'iiooslt. Montreal Herald.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04
II HELD MORE

Two lrishmcn were passing by u
jewelers. shcp that had lot OF un-
set precious stones In the window.
They stopped and looked "a, them.
when Pat said to Mike:
"How would you like to have your
pick?"
NO, riuch.' replied Nike "shurc
4 would rather have me shovel. -
Montreal Herald.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04
A CAREFUL PARENT

Tommy. when can I interview
your Scout Captain
III make all engagement for you,
dad. What do you want?"
want TO see II there Is anything
in the rules to prevent your putting
in u ton of coal tomorrow afternoon.
Courier-Journal.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04

Cholera aud Diarrhoca Remedy Is
wirth many times Its cost when
needed aud II almost certain to b.
nccdssi before tnc summer II over.
II has no superior for tho purposes
for which Il WIS intended. buy II
now. For sale by NIL dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04
SHAKE OFF YOUR RHEUMATISM

Now is the time to gei rid OF your
rheumatism. Try twenty-five cent
bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment
and see how quickly you rheumatic
pains disappear. Sold by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04
A QUESTION OF ETlouETTE.

The horse and the COW is in the
field" read the teacher. Mary.
what is wrong with that sentence?"
Mary was evidently more versed
in the rules OF politeness than In the
rules OF grammar. for she answered
promptly: saat
"The lady should be mentioned
first. Youth Companion.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04
cHAMBERLAIN's C0IIc, CH0L-
ERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY

Every family without exception
keep ;his preparation ut hand
during the hot weather Of the sum-
mcr months. Chamberlain Cole.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04
GREAT EXCITEMENT

They have arrived--those rain
coats. National Woolen Mills. I
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04

Ashss for 0rapsa.
6aye all the wood ashes for .festil-
1xing grape vines.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04
A REASONABLE FAVOR

so you have dctcrmicnd to sue
me for breach Of promise
Yes
with damagcs?"
"Of course"
We'll. say, I've got Just one favor
to ask OF you. Don't sue nc for less
than 800, 900. I haven't got Il dol
lar In the world that can call my
own, and it might help my credit
Cleveland Plaindealcr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04

chroulele-Nsws SOC = noata.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04
BAsrsA1L RESULTS YESTERDAY
American Association

At st. Paul: 81. Paul To, MIIwhu-
kcc ..
At Indianapolis: Indianapolis 10:
Columbus s. -s
AT Minnca polls: Minneapolis 81;
Ksuaas City o.
A. I-ouisvllle: TOleAio-l-ouisville
game postponed.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04

Batteries: Tcsrcnu. Crandnll and
Meyers: Sallce. Burk and Mclean.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04
WeSisru IeaRue.

BatterIes: Ehmah and Bukcr. Dur
ham and Castle. !iN sr
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04

IlattcrIys: AlIcn. YIneIInK and MI
lcr. Erwin: Amcs and Klins.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04

Batteries: Russell and Schalk: u.
Collins. Foster. Wood and Cady. Cor
rigan.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04
Matinal League.

Pittsburgh -. -. 10 o
siRAltcries: Tyler and Whaling:
Kpbinsun and Simon. b.,
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-04

Batteries: .:lchardson. Rustenhav-
en- and McAilistcr: iiaKcrman aud
Block.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07

@eD6bnIi6 1T Der AtIaS ibpor5, ODER
Iebr G1nfeIblml. Die NeoerS iin0
iteS iebr lang, bis unter Ole Gaiuell.
Iinie b~inob0eben0 no iie in elmer
Spite au8lauien.
llniere 5lpeite 3~luitration 3ei9t Elm
Sofet oiefeS Genres. gtl8 W}ateriol
fam idwar5er Villas, Wtoiree o0er
gerippte Seioe oerponbt reroen. Ger
Sdnitt lit engnnIiegeno unb fir cine
idlante, CUTE Siglir dllBerit nortbeil
bait. Bon Moiree, lapiiierie o0er
Gretonne iin6 Die Iangen ReocrS uno
Die Manihet en-. Sehr elegant mirft
Die ifmale @cite. fir Die Seioc ODER
icbr geihmeioiae Gammet. Art
benltt mcr0en fam.
Ger S,tt lit BON id)mor3er Sei6a
garnirt nit einPm 9latt bon 9ra9t.
gage unb elmer GtrouBfcoer.
diir RcrmittnaSfleiocr Iino gc,
Gillette iehr baIicbt iulo smor
iin0 hieie Gtsffe mnudmal siemlid
peSbalb ie aud fat obne
nae @drnitur beniltt meroeut.
GIN anIpredenoes Moben oieier
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07

erI1BIiden @ebot, oieie Nu3iigc bon
taoeaoier 2inieu iti0 perfect iipeuo
81 haben
Die Sddets oieier neuen aoItiimc
fallen bis inter bic Siiften bnlab, uno
DieIe %oerieIben baben boppelbriiIti.
gen Gifeft. S6er es mare bieqeidt
befier, 5u iagcn. BOB iie auf Der er.
trem linfen Seite geihIoiien fperoen,
benn in fait alien Gdqeil miro gar,
nif)t Der 8eriud cines S6luiie3
pberbalb Der Eoiaenlinic gefnadt.
Der oberite anopf itbt ctlpo eine1t
Aon mterboIb oerielben, uno Damn
YoIgen orei ODER bier meitere an0pfe
bon gorte, Somn1et o0er GlldL oidt
ON einonoergeiebt.
@eiireifte Gillette bieten Die bette
Gelegenbeit fir mirfungspolle Bor.
nitur. oaourf. Dob bic 9 rcifen &c.
fhift geNnnbhoht perHen. Sn pielen
T1Ilen meroen bic geitreiitrn 1afets
nfreft born In Der Mitte aeihIoiicn,
mn bos anbrinaen elmer ipesien fir
ben Bued ~aefornfen 8Ienbe fiber Den
Citizen su erm0gIidcn, ober ober an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07

grt 5eigt ~lrlrre brittle QbbilourG.
glls Moterial Oiett ihrDar5ar Atla3
nit DeiBen Streiieu. Rod nno 9ail
Ie iino iiherars eiufof 9emadt. Gar.
nirt lit, obegeicben BON einigen Shop.
fen ON Rod MIR Die 3aiac nit etma3
biibiter otter Spise, DIE Die McItc
umronoct. an 2cbtcre ihIicbt iih Der
4rogen Ron oerielbeu Spibe. @inige
Gnopfe BON meiBer Seioe iinO Dem
Rod mrfgeieBt. GdmaIe Manihetten,
nit ouf bic Sono falen6em SpiBen
8olant ihlieBCl ole 4ermel ab.
Sehr piel bort man BON Der ruff.
iten 9louie, uno 70 manfe 6rou ba.
ben 9eriut gennht lie ein'ufiibren,
aber ibr Statlt5 lit nod niht ~ieItite.
bend.
Die elcgonte, rtiifde gloitie lit
bon atIo8, Gammet ooer 8rotot. uno
lit nm Den Sails garnirt nit irgen0
elmer YeI3ort. 2ebtere fam ipGtcr
ourd cine Riiide BON Chiffon WaIi.
ne, Gill o0er aid Wfaraboltt erieBt
peroet. Die beIteu W}liter in mi
@louien iin0 Die, 0erGn Mote
rial bon Dem 6es Rofes oerihieoen
1T. @roBe au0pfe, in Der RegeI bon
RetaG, meroen benllbt. uno Die nellc.
item WobeIe iin6 i'm 9iIdeu iino an
Den Seiten gci6IiBt.
@enn iie nidt BON eincm @iirteI
cinqeboIten iino, 1hneln 6ieie nellen
gIoufen Den fIeircn Sndet8 nit gra,
0en 0or0cr. mo GiifentbetIcn, sic
lls bon DER Ietten Goiion fer 6e.
fannt iino. 9ie8 Gilt nomentlid bon
Die bon Wocrone 9orte ooer
elmer ihweren, mooerneu
gemoht iinO.
MeiB miro 10 uieI m oen 2doen ge.
ie6en, mie oieQciht nod ME sltoor
I'M oieic Sabres3eit. 5n CORDUROY,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07

oa @orOertbeilcn. Woudmol iiebt
man Dos geitreifte Material 70 ge.
iduitten mo arrongirt. DAB OieStrei'
fem in orei ooer bier peridieoenert
Rifhingeu Iauien, ndmlih an eirem
ein5igen &Iei0e.
8ll ben obigeu ausfiibrlmaen lin.
cen Die 2eIcrinnen cine dnidoillide
Sl]uItrotion in ben beioen WioOeacrt
unierer eriten abbilOun9. aus erite
III Elm neiBes aoitilm, ousgciiibrt in
8bipcoro, eilem Der mooiid eIegan.
teIten Stoffe fir mdrmere 3ouen &of
uno Sadet iino bolfontmeit einfad,
Iebteres nm mehrerc 3oa unterbaIb
Der Siliten binab1eheno. rs iuiro
unterbaIb Der 1aiaenlinie nit flint
9roben9nopfen bonn cigeneny1nterial
allf Der Iinfen Seite geihloiien.
9as 5ipeite Wo0eq 8eigt einet Der
ueiieu geitreiften Gillette IN Braun
uno @rau. @s fam in fron3oiiidcnl
Ratire ooer irgenb einem Der moot.
ihen @etpebe Der Saiion altsgefiibrt
perben, luenngleid graite unO braii.
ne 9ombinotionen Die bebor3ugten
Der Sation fino.
Der bod lit bon 1iibcriter Gin.
fafbeit, Die bei6en 8oroertbeile, bon
nencn 0dS Gtup iiber nas Mn0ere de.
legt 1T, 5ieren MIR 3pei 4ropfe nit
anopflofern.
Sebr pirfungspou lit 6as arrati.
gernent Der Streifen an Dem S5afet.
Dieie Intfen in 0rei neri6ie0encn
Hi9tuneen. gon Der S6uIter big
5itr @iiite ODER etfpas tiefer, lit 0as
aeftreifte WnteriaI fhrdg eenommer.
IN ben beioen Gront.9 aneelen lottfen
ole Streifen in grader 2inie abpGrts.
Die Siiften oagc9en iino garnirt nit
etner Der 6igitr entipreheno geiorm-
ten 8lat6e nit bori3ontuI Iaufen0en
Streiien. Sn Der oIeihen 8eiie
fommt 6os WdteriaI fir Die HeOers
our 8ermenoirng. Der arager bon
bratnem Woiree lit e%ingeiett. 3as
8on3e lit iiberars die" aber MIR Ell.
ne ReiiterbnnO ioate fih 6oran ma.
gen.
Seporntc NnIetotS bon Sei0e lno
altIas, anrnirt nit ReoerS bon Tres.
6ener Sei0e ODER @retonne ioqen I'm.
Ter Den boheIegantpn, lmabb1nqiqen
Mo0en cine beoellten6e Stole ipiele,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07
Rms benz Meid) Der Mspoe
uno Weieai6aft.

Rem Sort, II. Sauuar.

Mou perBibt beinabe, ooB man
mitten I'M Minter it, meltt man otc
pielen ouftia Bnrten @cpebe iiebt, Die
m ben groBcn @eidditen mif oeuSer.
fnuistiiden n~ns1cbreiiet iiuo. 5nl
Wooebrjpf Der lestcn 8ode muroen
bic mdrdenbaften Geforationen Der
elcgunten 2o6en an gronomap uno
Der 5iinften apcrule eripabnt. Gieie
Mode III nod picl mcbr iiber neiles
materidI uno @arnituren 81 berih
ten. Sic Mooe bat ibre @anoeru1g
nod benz Siioen angetreten, uno al.
les mas Jet bier o~fferirt miro. itebt
m engiter 9e3iebung 5u iiiollfen
allrorten uuo ibren flimntii6en Dor.
5iigen. aaes, bonn 4romenaoen.So.
film bis BUR gbe1ro.Robe lit fir iiio.
Iihe Trnft beitimmt, mas notiirlid
nidt ausidlieBt Dab oieie Dfoocn
fpdter and in u%nieren noroIi6eren
@eaionen getragen meroen.
Gie Sailor.aoitiime Deroen meiit
IN belen Garben a%edrbeitet, III net
hertL nobltbuenoem @rau uno ieGr
REDEEM gIt.@eIb. sluh glau Sobfar.
be uno 2iIa fomnlt pieI sur 8erDeil'
biing, aber @roit lit euHdieben Wo.
beforbe. Saltpe maft belcren Tonen
Hlab, aber oieBermanbtifaft lit nidt
AT berfennen. Rombinationen iuie
@rmi nit @rali, @rau nit SbDnr5
irnb @rau nit Braun Iino duBerit
die. am bciten fommen tie i'll &c.
ftreiften Giieften 8rr @eltlma lmO
feIbft mo orei ooer bier beridieoene
Gtreifen 3ulammenQruppirt limo, bat
nlir elmer oerielben einen ourfolt8
cntihieoeneu Sarbenton, uu0 tas lit
Der mittlere Gtrcifen.
8rau in einem Earbenton nfr6
fiur bong8eiB iibertroffen Delfes fir
bos Ser9e 9ailor.aoitiim oie 6drbe
par excellence lit. Mebr uuO mehr
befeitiat iif Die Mnbe, eicie g(n3ii9e
pbne @arnitur 5lt habcn abgeie.
ben bon eini9en9Ien0en unO anopfen
bonn eigenen Matertol, aber mehr
itno mebr miro eS aud SIT einem I'm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07

oas mic ifnereS Bbipcoro mo cote
Dc drbal aliSiiebt, iin0 meibe aoitii.
me mm0erbur idJ0n. IS gi6t number.
boue Blliter Don meiBem genaaline
9rofat, Gin Winieria! ociien SHUTTER.
arun6 QeuGoline, un0 6as NIT Ieid.
ten Sammet 5ianren bcbeft lit. Die
5abrifanten periprefen Qrolat bon
gerippter Seioe ooer erbabeuem Vt.
las fir ipdter.
gteben @eib iino ole betleu Stofic
mo0ertl Gs i6eint taum Elm Inter.
id)ie0 5rpiiheu Sfnpar3 uuo tntenliD
Oumtlen 56attirrmgen 3i fem.
Sdrparj miro nod INNER IN aus.
9|e0e6ntcm MaBe getragen bduiig I'M
gercin nit picl @ciB. Wo,roienbIalt
lift popular. Tod fir formcae Dor
mittagB5mede, ooer fir @ormittogS.
Soh}citcn - Die mc0iiden So6jei
ten linden WittoaS itott = erideint
uidts 10 biibi6. pie bic meihan, bel
len 5~arbcntonen Die ieBt 10 iehr Ell
no1ue Tin0. QlQe Shnttirmpcn Gre.
me. @elb uno sic Nnrben. Die emit
oerjtrien iporerL ais Elm fr1nflites
au5icben oerIciheno, ME aitt, 8od)5
un0 arci6e geb6ren lett ST Sen min.
ihenslnertbeIten 9tnqen fur Die
Trort Die iid portbei(hait fIeioen
mohtc.
Cine meme Note pir0 onoeIdIoqcn
In Der Sltbititllirung bon qeorufter
Militcrn in oen ent3iifcnhiten 6ar.
fen fir Stidereien auf leit,ten, beIIen
5toffen. Miiiter in boQdnOiifem
9lau miro mm ichen, 9lllmcntrGn5c
mo onbere 9eIiinS, in oenen Die
oeridicocnen frnn36iiidcn 4erio6en
gum g(lls0ruf fommpn. 80 Glide.
rel qebroldt miro, miro man bel
GreiueI rno Germantown WoG.gIr.
belt 3u iehen befommpn. &enn Die
gestere iif alth Dnifen IdBt, 10 lit
Grofenrcinigimg bod better fiir Die.
ielbe. "a 70 pieIc i~ogenannte @aih-
tleioer icoo6 bel better itd herniih
reinigen aIs moiben lniien, lit bies
feinllcbcIitonb in oer@ornitur glen.
Den @eids, in Dem 0os Wlliter in
orienfaliiher 5ooenarbeit marfirt lit.
iii cine ncitere Sorm BON @ornitur
ole Qnflang iiu6en oiirfte.
Cine nclle, ie1r biibIde Sope III
abpno. San6idnbcu finoet lebbnftc
Rcrbreitung Die Sonpihule iinO
lber Dem Gllboqen mebrcre Male &C.
ihlibt, uno ourt bicfe 5dIiben lit
brcitcs Qtlosbouo BON Der 8arbe oc5
aleioeS ge5ogen.
SEA n q,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07
g1eruoftdt Sci &inoern.
mas Elm prattifder 4rat bariibsr gu
iagen fat.

Ods Deien Der RsrbpIitGt beite1t
in einem 8ehiel 5ptifNn gsiteiser .er
uro berubgeieBter gie3bartet. urrD bsrs
minoerter 2ettunssfdbigteit Der 5irn=
3clen. ollie Sinber, bic 4benbs niht
etni4lafen tDnren, bic mOrsens miioe
uno i4ldfrig iino unb ni9t aus oem
gett fpolen, iinb nerbDie Rinber. Die
aufmertIamteit lit b~erabsefsBt, tie
fiAb trGse unb t0nnen in Ter SduIe
nt4t S4rttt bdlten. 0aneben giot es
notorti9e Rei3eri9etnungen trampfa
arti9er unb 5mangsmdb ger Natur ME
QGgsltauen, 9aarausreiBen. 3upfeu
an ben 3ipfetn Der Sads Der Sdir5e.
8nopfabOre6en H.. /. M. appetit uab
8eroduung limb un3ureiaenb. Qun bic
Saredbuftigteit pieler Rinoer ee60rt
9ter9er. Sn i6peren 5olen tommt es
gu S6retitummbeit. Die @eid s.
fcrbe lit ne9ielnb bic Saut lit gegsr
S6Iug, StOB, S~uIetteniti6e II. I. 10.
iebr smpfinblid unb I9piut leidt auf.
Mande &inber neigen gu ReFelaus=
fdlag. 9ertngs ieeliThe 4ufrs5un en-
baben Sbnmadten oft fhtperer Ratur
our 5ol9e. Die & noer pertrasen teire
3tmmers ober &eaerluft, fen 9an3en
unb S6auteIn. Die %eenunnten @or<
gdn9e tOnnen gu !Ssr3flopfen, Aai n<
bluten ober Sbrenidulen fiibren. Rers
bDie ainber itno lei9t erregbdr. 9etOr,
@eitdt, Scrub unb 9eidmud t5nnln
iiberempfirOlid ietn. 4ud iinb fie
meiit geiprd6tg. Nb1tratte l1rttetle
fallen tets i4ledt aus, neil bic Mufs
mertIumteit ni4t tonitunt, Oos grs
innerungSberm0gen gef9tpd6t 1T uno
bic DISQUALIFICATION enttpeser sn
f9neq ober gu longfam ob,Guft. Da@
Der bic Qusfdae in Der Matkmatit
lnb TN Rehnen. 8ie pbontaiie lit
iibsrtpert1ig. Die aii1ber fibrsn eth
Srdumleben. 9tuuben lie ibren YAurts
ta~iiegebilbsn, 70 lit bic ltutpabrteit
Fertig. - 0as ftnb in turSen umriFen
Die nerp0i EN- Grfheinunoen Der atHOsr,
bic MIR gu oft uidt ols arantbeit er.
Ionbern aIs l1nart beitraft
Irerbert,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07

Gntfernung BON rpimps
Dor alien @insen fude maj,
noh Der urIahe bieier rrongenebmsn
Safe. gebr oft finb ie Bios gpmps
tome zines organif6en 2eibens uno
T9ntnben erit nit beffen 8eieitigurg,
tpel6 lebtere natiirli1 benz Grate iibers
ldIIen bleiben muB. Ginb lie dbsr
tbatid9lt6 tpeitsr ni9ts als entsiins
bette MiteFer, bann ipenbet man mbss
lidit marine Wofdunsen nit Salicpls
Ietfe an, beren S9dum man mebrere
Minuten eintpirfen lGBt. 4benOs ppr
bem S9lafengeben pdTnt man obsr
betupft man bic Stelsn NIT bdlb
arrot, baIb Dafer unb lGbt bic
2Dfung barduf trodnen. Sn iebr poys
geidrittenen, ober febr bar nod en-
SG1en piro bas Quflesen elmer
S9twfeIpaite ~empfoblen.
Gum Reinisen peiben pefses gebs
id Sbnsn bier sfpst @erfabrsn an,
trodsne u1b ,naHe. 90 lane Die
trodene Reinigung geniigt, niirbs ih
bic por5ieben, berIuhen sic ss al D
alerit. = l1nb miiFen sic NAB RENTS
gen, 70 bitten sic fid, tie radbsr ar
ben Ofsn gu bdnsen; 6ibe ruinisrt bic
5dute, sis1t fx gang Suiammtr. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07
Gut purtrt.

Dame 0o9fabreno): oWie, mein
6err, BEL feds U}iae Gebalt pdgen Sie
e, nm milne 9anb gu bitten2 90 pisI
6rau6e i1 ia aGIsin fir 9aidsntiider!"
n6o, 10 - bann 3ies i6 meinen
Qntrag notiirIi6 3uriid; benn cine
Grau nit sinsm 4roniiden SdnupFu
mag tA nidt!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07
Die 8eIegen9eit lit gil n
It q.

aelnerin: sou id 6errn 8ams
perl BON Dem Deine oeben2 Zen lat
oor6in Elm 8aft 3uriitgei6idt!"
Wirt5; .3rdg n sic i'm nur rub 8
bin; Der 6err madt CUR 3eit cine 81
tronentur burd."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07

Ginsn qugenbtid berri6te tie al.r,
tiefite Stine i'm 3immer. glift sins
mai qupii r0d.Its Ieine itdn i9e
~gtthemnot9 in pen eritdrrtsn Cuff.
rdum.
Damn aber iagte Cant: SuIia nit
tiefiter 9rabesitimme:
sd babe es INNER geTagt. sSbm
feblt Der iittlihe 9ult. a6er = Is lit
ibm nur redt geideten."
Seit oieIer 3eit BARI man ben 9las
men meines 8etters ni9t me5r lSut
ausiprsden, ionft fdngt pupii an gu
bsulen unb Sante SuIia bort ME gu
reben duf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-07

aber um 70 tbrdneHrei6erem G6ms ).
9d lam enbli6 Der Sdlus, Der
ale SoffHunssn psrui9tsts. Sin Brief
bon Better Grit.
Wtt fdltiger SIirn Las ter Batter
bic a4t Ssitsn. Seine 9fe,fs quaImts
oi4ter uRb bihter.
gGr min ntdt 9eamter perosn,"
Iagte CT enolid.
Sante SuIid ftdrrte entgsiitsrt DOH
ibrem StridItrumpfe auf.
nBta - nidt - 8eamter = fpers
benz" Gum sritenmal in ibrem drss
9tebigen 2ebsn entrdngen Ii9 nur fpes
ntge BOrte unb bisfe nur miibiam
ibrsn biinnen 9ippen.
Die Mutter mar elmer Sb mddt
nabe.
pSu. mas nil er benin ipsrOen?"
Dem Batter itanosn bic 0id.t
SapeiBperlen auf Der Stirn.
rainitIer!" Iur mii6Idm entrans
Iid bdS BOrt ieinen 2ippen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05
why NOT "compaon,sE" FIRST

The street car strike at Indianapolis
has ended. The company and the
men compromised"
But before that compromise came
about there had been rapine and muir
der and the light of incendiary fires
in the streets Of the principal city Of
Indiana Battle had ragged and blood
had been shed. The mayor had found
himself unable or unwilling to main
tain order. The militia were under
arms. Business was helpless. The
public stood and suffered while the
company and the men" fought in the
streets preliminary to compromise
But why are all these prelinlinaries
Of bloody war and riot and public loss
and annoyance and danger necessary
to a compromise" that is certain to
come? The end is invariably a COM
promise in all street car strikes.
why must the long suffering public
wait while the men" and the COM
pany's" strike breakers recruited from
the worst elements offer battle and
murder and sudden death and make
arson the incident of a day9
Isn't 1t about time that the state
take on somewhat OF the dignity that
belongs to II and govern the men
and 1.-The COMPANY as individuals and
private business are governed? Why
not insist on com promise first and the
elimination OF barbarism entirely?
Why is 1t necessary that the public,
which in the long run pays both wage
scale and dividends endure settlement
of public utility strikes in the fashion
Of T;mbuc,oo and Patagonia? Why
not make the compromise without the
trimmings of fire and riot and blood
shed?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05
A PUBLIC CHRISTMAS TREE.
IDubuuue Times-Journal1


Why not a public Christmas tree
in Dubuque?
The idea is not original with US, but
after reading OF beautiful custom
inaugurated in New York last year
we believe DubIquers should be i'm
pressed with the plan.
The tree Of light" as it Is called,
was put up In Madison Square Gar
den. New York, last year. 1t was a
huge evergreen tree from the Maine
woods and 1t was covered with count
less electric bulbs of all colors. Every
night from Christmas eve to New
Years the tree shone and thousands
of people from all sections Of New
York viewed it. True, there were no
presents on the tree, but even so II
is reported that the derelicts who
viewed 1t received real enjoyment and
hope from the tree Of Hight An
other tree will be erected this year.
Why not tree Of light" in Du-
buque?"
II would not be necessary to send
to the Maine woods for a tree. There
are evergreen trees in each Of the
down town parks and one of these
could be used. At compare lively
small cost tree could be brilliantly
Illuminated during the holiday sea-
son. 1t would represent the city's
recognition of the holiday season ana
thousands would view it and be inn
pressed.
We hope some organization or group
or persons viii consider this timely
question and at the came time we
promise our cooperation in any move
men. &c bring ahon. the desired re-
suit
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-05

almost Ill ehe time. The weatAsr dur
tn4 the whole month was very similar
to that we have been having the past
few weeks. No sunshine. but not
enough rain to stop the husking. altho
the ground became very soft and 1t was
difficult to haul a full load out Of the
field. Another cold spell came the first
OF the new year. but did not last long
and farmers plowed every month OF the
year.
We may be wrong. but it strikes
US that we saw our friend. Nate Root
blowing Christmas week on his farm
south of town.
This was the warmest winter. we be-
lieve. in the history Of Iowa. The fol-
lowing spring was continuation of
the winter. being cloudy and disagree
able. Vegetation started early and
trees were in almost full leaf early in
May. Then came snow storm the
tenth Of the month and a severe frost,
that damaged many Of the trees.
The old settlers will not wish TOR
another such winter. and are ready any
day to welcome good stif breeze.