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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
Ogden Booklet Planned.
.al Ia Tne Trl,une.

Slb-Slat 10 Inc tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 6.--A sectional postcs ri
devoted exclusively 10 Ogden Views and
a new booklet containing much valuable
9escf4ptiNc matter. were presented by
Manager .. j. Stiiweii OF the Ogden
Punicty bureau to the directors OF the
bureau al "a meeting this afternoon The
proposed puoilcatious were approved by
tnc directors and it Is proba bic that sup
ploa OF tho new literature Will be
printed.
Tbs. postcard Is = folding booklet. 10
contain tWenty-tWo vIewa. According 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
FUNERAL NOTICE

TRGDGl5o5NsccFf1TnersII GDGl5o5NscfTI~ serSIces 61er 9fe
remains of Mrs. Kate Trudgeon, who
died at Ophir, Utah, February 4, 1918,
VIII be held from O'Donnell & Co.'S
chapel, 22o and 227 South West Temple
street, To-Day (FTriday) at Q p. m. In
ternent in Mt, Olfvet cemetery. BY re-
quest OF deceased, friends Will Kindly
omit flowers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
Want Additional TrackaRe.

Special 10 Tie Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. G.-To secure the land
necessary for the placing OF an addi-
tional track and the installation OF a
block signal system, the Oregon Short
Line Rallroad company has started two
condemnation suits in the district court
The defendants are George n. Butler and
wife and II. II. Butler and wife All
of tho land desired by the company is
located on Twelfth street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
Marriage Licenses Granted.

special u The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. s.--MarIiage licenses
we're granted today 10 Joseph Nickel
waite or Ogden and Serepta Evalipe
Jpollns OF North Ogden: James W
Jones and Mary Il HukiIl both of Hanna
Nyo.; ChaINes IL Hopper, Ir, and Miss
Sarah ]. Carver. both OF Ogdcn -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
Cruelty Is Charged.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO Tic Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. EN- a complaint filed
in the district court today Annie Wing
low brought suit for divorce from John
w. Wlnslow on the grounds OF cruelty
and failure TO provide. The parties
were married at gla ackio9, Ida, in Au-
gust, 1899. Mrs Winslo% petitions tho
court for custody Of five minor children
and go per month alLmonv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
Young Woman Dies

special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. G.-Miss Carrie ArcFsr-
!alid. aged = Years. and daughter OF
EoorTt and Josephine Mcfarland of West
W eoer, died n the family homo II z
clock this morning from heart disease
she vas born AZ West wcher Noysnber
:, 1890 and had spent he- entire life
in this county. The funeral arrange
ments have not been compleled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
Cellist VIII Entertain,
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 6.-Thc music commit
tee OF the First Congregational church
has announced q special musical attrac-
ton FOR next Monday evening In the
form or = recital by Frederick Preston
Searci.-the violincelio sololst, Professor
Search - making brief tour OF America
10 appear IN fifteen recltsls and win re-
turn To Europe soon for engagements
In France, Germany and England
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
SAFES AND VAULTS.


COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand & few second
hand ssfes for sale Write for circular.
She4ly safe & Vault Co, 81 Z. o. place.
o2f77
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LOST AND FOUND.


SMALL GOLD WATCH.
ribbon monogram initlals 81 q. k.,"
near Ctah hotel. Reward o775
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the plan explained by Manager SsIlwell,
a portion OF the cost OF printing viii be
borne by the bureau and the cards Will
then be placed sale. the bureau there
by securing n return OF the money in
vested
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
Wanted to Borrow.

WANT TO BORROW MONEY TO
build house OIL 18TH East. Hyland
99I-W oT76
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TT y > ROOM HOUSE c,
10 i,L,,E, i,LE, strictly iuodernnt rnntQsE 10 n
SO "a 'aTS a-o III university ,d, slut locallos -
f5v, SO First avenue e'uaen,s; "a, }.
?s5'h'hs ?e6 Co, II Maln 8, Apply Az,
'o2. ' pnons Wa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-07

:" T,s Th0GsEs, ALL KINDS Am pe,,,.
tuttie Bros. Co., 15e Nal, I, rmn
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ouINESE HEHW

--S~~--~~~>~-, c0I'TH ~
l.. SU WOO, liS So S0' disease ~. "a
]. 9nd floor. nd ou.d Chlnes' > .
celebrated importer
C.onsultatlon Tree
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
WHERE TO STOP.


LINCOLN HOUSE. es EAST 1ST so.
zoo rooms; ratcS. 35c. i0c and 50c: mod
ern. baths. &c nls39
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help.

TO DANCE WALTZ.
tw'o-step. three-step, taught In four
lessons So Postofficc place. bet Main
and West Temple, Dancing Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday nights. Mr.. and
Mrs Woodward. instructors. Lessons
daily. m2Ai5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-07
FLORISTS.

ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter-Walton Co,
Pa State mS78i
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KEY FITTING,

KEY FITTING. LOCK- WORK, BI-
cycle Supply Co. Phone Bell 1928 o7si
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WANTED.
Miscellaneous.

WILL SHIP CAR n. Fl. GOODS TO Los
Angeles aud one to Chicago and ono to
Portland, and ono TO Florida next ten
days; very reasonable rates. IHrnhall Van
&c Storage Co, 70 So Main. nosOs
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WANTED.
Wanted-Female Help.

GIRLS IN ALI. DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A. NJ.
AND ] y. NJ DAILY TROY LAUNDHf'
AL SOUTH 6TJI EAST
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PERSONAL.

LtDlES-s1ooO REWARD: I POSITIVE
~ guarantee my great successful
Monthly" remedy. safely relieves somo
OF the longest. most obstinate, abnormal
cases in three 10 flve days: no harm
pain or Interference with work: mail
$3.50, Double strength, 81. Dr.. r. p
Southington Remedy Co.. Kansas City.
Mo. cf5
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W antei-To Rent.
Wanted-Board and Room

YOUNG MAN, WITH REFERENCES.
wants BOARD and room in neighborhooa
OF Ith SO and 7th East. G-2I, Tribune
oISS
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-03-07

On Monday the 3rd the day before
tn Presidential INAUGURATION, the
None1 5uffrasettes having been
declared from injecting their parade
int ne inaugural ceremonies, at
tempted to further their cause by
in sl'fragette parade, and other
eXerci5eS. There were numbered
among the ladies some of the most
cultured and brilliant minds in
America.
T. ladies' were forced to al
me, fight their way through a
hostile and jeering mo-, being sub
jected to jibes and boots and insults
from the riffraff and hoodlums.
The Washington police were eth.
er r9werless or not inclined to give
them the protection tina: is theil
right. What ever your position
may be on the question of Woman
Sb-.rdge, you will agree that it is {
disgrace to American manhood
that such scene is possible an
America bows her head in sham
tn it was enacted in the Nation
Capitol.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-03-07
HEALTH and HYGlEN-.
A MODEST REQUEST

North Carolina likes health work.
In fact, it seems to agree with us
mighty we'll. A report hes recent
ly been issued showing that some
where between 1000 and 2,400 lives
were saved by health work in this
State last year. Two thousand
lives at $1,000 each, the lowest gen
orally accepted valuation, repre-
sents saving Of $4,000 for this
single item. If any one says that
S1,700 is too much for human
life, ask him what he will take for
his Nothing is allowed here for
the sickness prevented. or the in
creased efficiency obtained through
health work, but if they amount to
anything they would amount to
enough to bring the total saving to
the State through health work alone
Up to $5,000,000 for last year. c.
course nobody is kio-zin5 but tie
undertakers.
But here is the point. IF a Iitsla
health work does a little good, vii
not more health work do more good?
That is what some people think,
and SO the State Board OF Heal LII
has been modest in asking for to-
tai increase of $4,000 to carry on
the increasing amount of health
work demanded of them.
The matter OF increased health
work and decreased death rates is
now in the hands Of the legislature.
If the Legislature sees fit to grant il
the matter will be put up to The
health authorities to deliver thf
goods; Ii not, it viii remain with
the Legislature and the people that
selected the representatives. Where
do you stand On this matter?
n. C. Board Of Health
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-03-07
CARO- OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends of Sylvia and the surrounding
community for their kindness and
assistance during the illness and
death of our dear little daughter,
Jerdie, Most especially do we thank
her teacher and class mates for the
love and respect shown to her by
them. The loving spirit shown, by
the pilgrim" class of. the Metho-
dist Sunday School and that of the
ninth grade of the Sylvia High
School was greatly appreciated.
We wish to thank our many
friends of Sylvia and the surround
ing community for their kindness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Ashe.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-03-07
VOTE AGAINST HEALTH.

With $4,000 the State Board of
Eealh proposes to inaugurate a
State wide system of registering
bis and deaths, to establish an
g. -oxin farm where we can manu-
faoture our own diphtheria antitox-
II I'D other sera, and distribute
tlon throughout the State at about
E4il the cost we now have to pay
fer them outside the State. The
BOARD also proposes to enlarge its
educational work, it's laboratory
facilities. and the hookworm work
Il any North Carolina taxpayers
sees anything in that health pro
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-03-07
FRIDAY MARCH, 7, 1913

The fire ladies had the first OPP
portunity to show what they can
do, Monday morning, and the way
the Wa1ed right ito it, c1d Tut
out that fire shows that they can
be reed upon to do their duty
Sylva's fire department is as well
equipped as that of any town of hel
size end the boys seem to know
how "a handle the thing in the right
K Il Of style. Sylvia has goj
Scr fire department."
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-03-07
TRY NLACE AT DIR pyor,,-

"hv case of
Rheumatism. Neuralgia or Heas,s
that Solace Fails to Pemovs '''
sOLACE REMEDY lisa rsa '
cal discovery of three German sa; med
that dissolves Uric Acid Crystals ''n'l'''
ifies the Blood 1t is easv to tau l,
not affect the weakest stomach u"ll
1t is guaranteed under the pu,o
and Drug Law to be absolutely fro. . =.
opiates or harmful drugs of any d,sa a'ea
ton. N'Scflp
SOLAC E is pure specific in
way, and has been proven bevona ''s'!
ton to be the surest and Quickest rs quss
dy for Uric Acid Troubles know. cue
dical science, no matter how lone GU. us'
ing. 1t reaches and removes the roa. a !.
the trouble uric Acid) and puri6es 90, .
blood. Inc
THE sOLACE co. of Battle a. ,
are Sole q S Agents and have tbor.. es1
of voluntary testimonial letters r.:'
nave been received from grateful ne,.,'
SOLACE has restored TO health r..
monial letters. literature and Fprn
FOX sent upon request.
R Lee Morris, President of the H..
National bank of Chico. Texas uro.
the solace COMPANY as follows.
II want you to send box Of so,ooo ;.
my father in Memphis. Tenn. for wh;o,
] enclose 81 This remedy has h.,.
nsod by some friends of mine here and
must say its action was wonderful
"(signed) R. T.. Morris y
Put uD in 25 and 8. 100 hoyns
1t, 8 mighty fine to be we'll a.,
yon can soon be SO by taking so1ac.
mo special treatment schemes or feoc
Just So1sce Alone does the work
Write today for free box etc
Solace Remedy Co Battle Creek Mic
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-03-07

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
won its great reputation and extern
sive sale by it's remarkable cures
of coughs, colds and Group. 1t can
be depended upon. Try it. Sold by
ALL DEALERS.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-03-07
Health And Corset.

In these DAYS VIC have'besun
to make health our first consid-
Grafton. The DAYS of folly and
superstition along the line of
health and comfort are over and
a new day has dawned. For
number of years the medical fra
ternity has condemned the cor
set as enc Of the Creates mens2-
ces to the health and vitality of
womanhood- Bull at last q solu-
ton has been found. SPIRELLA
ORSET, is one that is uot only
not placed with others as being
detrimental to health. but cad
ing physicians commend and err
prove it. The Spirella Corset,
LOOKS WELL FITS RIGHT, and
is a HEALTH BUILDER,
Buy g. SPIRELLA CORSET
from MRS. TIED. BUCH-
sANAN a. h9r h)n9 in Syla
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-03-07

gram that he does not approve of,
he should lose no time in asking
his representative to vote against
the present health bills in the Legis-
lature.
N. c.. Board of Health.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-03-07
When OIL get tired OF eat
ing tfe same old thing, come
to The City Market and
get a change.

You can get your Onion sets and
seed sweet Potatoes at the Market
also.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-03-07

T-.a-ed as second class mail matter q
Postofh &c at SYLVIA N. c
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31

aofinis Gastin mar tp<sen ibres
Gtisss bstanHt; bel ibren Gmpfdnoeu
fror man, auh fonnte man niemols
cut dnetre Grfrtihunsen rennsn ais
auf bic, tpsIAe freunblitk Geber Der
6errtn bes baufes eeffentt batt.n.
Ginss Qberbs nun, an tpelGem auf
ben Strabsn BON Darts btr Gdnse
sin.n tdIbsn mettr bod lag, fab frau
RoHini nit hem treuen Dlnbden auf
BEN SdcB. I'M bquerntn 2sbnHubl
ON acnliH, In oelfxm 3ipsi armieliae
GtlddTn 9olo elimmtn. unb srtrcrs
tets TIRE Gdits. Sm 6auie RoHinis
5a xrsehren, gait ala sine grobe Gbrs,
% boB Der Golcn tros Der 4unbttGlts,
bie BARN bsrrfhte, fsh bnlb NIT fn0.
nsn Grausn unb Riinflsrinnen unb
pclitiffsn Rehabilitation fiilx. pIot.
lid msIbts Der Diener: .D<rsoa a.l
Graf o.! Marquis 3.r NIT timer
slesantsn 9srbsusuns troi Der 6ersog
per; untsr benz Iinssn arns trua q
Elm Bladder Sols unb In Der re4tsn
6anb ben Gut. CT gribte mad ben
anitanbsrsssln i.ner s3kit, inbem .r
ben anpf Elm foenig neigte. unb mari
bann sefdtdt fein 9oi3 tn's iysaer.
I'd folpte Graf p. NIT .insm nod
umiunpr.i6erer 9ribut bon Brenns
material. Mohbem aud sr ben 6ol3s
soa bcrgsbraGt bate, .rfdien Der
Marduis, gleihfaGs NIT tinsm pad.
fen inter benz Arm. ola sr aber isin
9intsl in ben aomin tperfen fpolis.
stslt Grdu RoHini, bic Bib babin
tumm gussisben bate, isin,n 4rm felt
unb faats: .aseen Gie "a liebtr in ben
Rorb fisr, mir trsrben Cd ipatsr nod
traussn ~fSnnsnl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31

Bel ben Sofidgbsn in Der GtssnS
BON a<bingen tpirb elm alter 9raud
isbssmal auf bas st,auFt bsiolst uns
trnxdt fsts srobe 6tittrfels, Gs
bdnbtlt iih nm bds MusiriHlkn hs
foaendnntxn Gdbberbtders. br Elm
artntbsfer gang dgerkr Mrt N, 4eu.
berlih beitsht er aus tinem fcnoerbar
gebilbtten GepsibTiif BON ROTH.
4irfH. Jn BIN aus8eb5bltm 6tan.
gensgnbe IN elm Flbtrrsr Hsdkr Ems
stlaFsn uno flnf gproHtn ifrsttn iih
gnbsIartig bon BEN Ranb bss De3srs
IN bic 6Sk, Nnr perIDnen init
i4malem Gtidt lSnrsa bssbaIb ben
Munb poltonuasn Biz an ben Mdnb
bes Ee1ers, Der sn babies 2ixs fdbi,
fibrsn, 10 bah ibnsn etn Hrinttu
mSslih III, Msr ibr tpDhLgtnGtrte
Wanatr Dsrflgt, BEN iinb BE VA
bsln biDotrlih, unb bas 0sfdid muB
ibm beIonbers Aolb iein, ip<rn It Hn
nidt orbentlth btgisbt. Der BIDDER
itannt ban a5rie Miltslm iii. unh
rpurbs BON oxFsm esItifiet, Ddnit bit
Jagb, Jinger oaraus auf bas Mpbl
Der R5risin trinien. obns Iin AZ be-
iabbern". Del Der Jagbtaffl irlrb btr
6~abbsrbefsr lett bieItr .3eit alien ben.
lsnigen ger.ift, bic aum eritsn Malg
1ls SagbgGfe t9silnsbmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31

pttmcdll o. lifbit IL NIT tlntr II
tisf siuetpurgsIttn a<innIhaft, bal
| fslH qsttu chre ft ihm uHbenibnr CT.
fGttn.
limb jtsi. 100 iHrs GG0rhlt I'm
Mittstpuntt pts JnssyeHts ItaHb,
mubt. ct ipa6lams @usen tob,n.
Gin stfdbrIidtr RIpale bate b.
! reits itineH Mts s~.irsult. Cir
| fdreruIdtr Qmsriidner, BEN bi,
aunii Qurus unb paHGon mar.
1a fuub Nobtrt Cd itinsn dnb.r.n
eu!faIab, ois itirs een!ti 81 beira.
then.
et btsab Fd mad CT. 0oar, no
Jrtrt felt tinigsr 2sit tpeilte.
GRit kfIlseften Sdritttn Gilt. er
mad ihrsr Motnuug.
Die WirthEl,uts drbtittttn In ben
Bsinhrpsn, nur Der iiusfte aneb,
mar su 6duT..
CT birbigt. Robert ben GhluFel
gu SStents 3immer Elm unb Tuate. bas
6raultiu mare etltern absnb cbees
r.tf, ab.r Gin Brief f.i fir BEN 5srrH
ha.
Sn ilnr G6rtibmappe laa boE
rsriiss.tts auprt. nit si..ernben
9Gnbtn ubra6 Der WaTer hds
edreiten unb taa:
s@srsib mir unp LAB mid Sisttn.
SO lpetb, hab i'd fduIoie bin an
Dir uno bdB On mid o.rbammtn
trlrft, stun &u bait msiner SG6n.
belt bas bOGfe aobleb aefunasr,
aber i'd tuonb Dir bafur ben Rub.
m~eslorbtsr.
Cine Ssirdtb aptiftn uns III aus.
ssftlofsn. 0u baf "a Oft ssnus gee
fagt: ...=... .-
Cine Gk ohne @srmDen, mo biz
Rnnit i'm Gdp.ibe hires ars.EHts
drbeitsu mub, tuirb su elmer Gefans
stHf4aft bic ole SdlsHte an 6Gubeu
unb Giibsu feFeIt."
8n foItef ts mir rt6t p~.rbsnfsn,
oab i'd prattij6 BIN unb in sinsn bes
r,it eebdItsnsn g~oIbsnsn Gbefdfia
i6hipk." .......
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.3ufammsn.
gu ipdt!" ...
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oab .l anbeimIih ansubOrsn tpor.
sd bsrscB ia, baB msiu ais6fsn
tine aoreti setpeien, bic sirrsn, sdus
leIn unb btth5rsn muSs!!A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31

NIT ben qulpsrn. Spr, fdlipeleenh'
Eitmms fhitn iittr bttIs iltlutn @ti
rduf6. bintpsaJutIingsH ~ bic gang
&ttls In BEN Ouni,lH3imuer sriIaHl
ipis bic IsifsH Shrittt frtunbIifer
itntIittr @sbanttn, bic ttnanoer
auspifn uno iiA pttotr iuhter
uHo fid ipisber fauctn, isltfam, &C.
rdui6los ME Shmetterlinge.
Damn siHs it fort NIT Elm pdcl
@ahsn in ben 6dnotn. Die liz ui4i
Hotbig bate urb bic he tigsn.lidj
nidlt bate mitnthmtn uoltn.
Dir Wuttsr mar bic brittle.
81 itbtt fh rsbtn ION NIT ihrtm
alien. frtunelifeu GsT9t, ibrtm
Wluno, Der BON RuHssln umsehn
mar. uHO itIbeylrtibem 5adr tpie fra'
Der.
sic irasit nur: pSist eu aud be-
auem. 9dns2"
lln0 ndbm feline 9dree In BIZ
thrtn.
limb iiibts Jpn auf btiOs Wdnstn
iuft bel BEN augsn.
limb iaets isin Wort.
limb tpsinte niht.
absr uIs .r i.st felbit rsrstpeifs
lunasboI gu i6luhsn btsours fasts
lie MIR l.iie:
gRi6t t%ptiHtn, meiH Junet, eds In
fhIe6t fire Osine Queen. Ri6t tpet'
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limb in BEN buHtsln .3imr<r hisS
Fe rsbsn inn issn - bts er ibr
beidtsts - Ns DON Der arsppt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31

BE cling tsram. wHtrbitili9 = aur
idIHg ID bfbH nHo nun BIZ
Slodtl blHeus aus bar aldHs! IN
tlrmn@sm 9rang, iHs Brll. su ae'
ldHatn, fparsn bic Wabftn Il
1rsppeH tlrabeetitt, gum 1bOr bin.
aus.
DER iltimn Ghrtffv mar % &C.
.ilng.n, ain ntHie btHter ben arbtru
JuridwbI.Ebsn. 9orFdtis. am Gt'
amber Ii4 iaikeHb. bamit k mOg'
liai straes eshs. mar Ne bic 6in'
len btnabglldlIhsn uHb hattie unbt'
merit SlA Ql1stxH htHt.rm Ggar'
f.is,I aniGi.
bort ftthi Ne nun f~r0islnb. Gbsn
tommt sin 2rupp ilstHsr Mdbden
uoriikr. Die sr6bt,. bic brauns
gIft. IaeiHt ben anbtrR gar Di@ti'
sts gu tr5dhltu. gaitis blifsn bic
lhIeml'6m aussn unrAtr. Tian
merit. +: III Is ~asrp5bH!, eab man
ibr ituuMHo subott, iAr. Der beuette'
ten 9catsr ets rsiGtn aabtHbefBtra.
ga, lie bat's Nun .inmaI an fif. bic
Glis. as,n Gpsl, tttn @ersHiigtu
obne T.. Das bi. fir famcit Gins
ida. bat, uno nj. germ fi,'s bort,
IpsnH man +. belaht. gc1 id aia
NAL pormun<n, tpk Der 6tnlefub
ttut morgan in's 3imBkr tam2 -
80 II JnbeInbsr 4eifan.
81 ScN tri6rOdtn III oas ainS
1inisr Der Stiir aufssfa4ren. Gutfssi
TART ~ bic Gteisrte an.
Hur sint bat bt; raiGs 8erptsuHs
bsmtrii. auf6fidsno FEET fe In ap,i
ne tiaufstriftw aussn, BIZ itarr auf
he esrlGitt iiHb. 60 iteben fi6 bic
aiubsr ssssniiber, elm paur
SstaHDsn Hur. 70 turs, bob bic ans
bern niHta bsmerit baben, 10 lang.
oab cine M.lt bon ahb sinern pom
Slid ptrp0bnssn Merfdsntinb Of.
itHbdr rpirb.
2aGxnb 3itben te Tedbten tpeiter,
'irfilbig glfs nit ibnss. 60 trtffen
il auosrt. Cine srobe S4aur firoet
;u frohen frsis.
9u ftieblt fi9 leiIt, lttie cine fort,
blot an Der Mausr BEG G6ul,
Icfs pprtti oamit nitmaHo fs oufs
Ras3 .b. fs ben ftiler 9in'
h errsi6t, perIohsfom.n fh bic
nod Elm kstes 3bssrn,
'dnn Itsbt ft Dor elmer In f6 aus
1mnensefunttnen Geftdlt, be fn bel
hrem Gnblid nod tiefer in bic Ode
Sin l,iiss Gtobntn, tpie Elm
srpartsn r.isr Qpot. Ganee ipartst
IL teint Ghritinx ~ tange Winus
en-, @t, bat fk ba riGtfs ssh5rta
80 Jhr iapinbsit - nein - bod,
prs O5rsn b6rsn "a nod einmal:
tlingi es siit.
Dor ilr iitbt INIT ssienttsm Ropf
IL ssobs Gle urb eint fefe braane
,anb frsdt Iia bittsnb tbr sntgestn.
baftig snift Elm psrangitig.
70 WeuidtntiRo bnnad.
Wer ipirb suerft fprsdsa7 mas
'cltn fs fih iassn2 Da, bic Giod.!
p bat sei6slt! Don Giles aipptn
~ pi. elm. Bsfxrang. Cont
'iro nihss geiprodsn. Wedonfd
aben bel BEN lpobfbtsdnntsn Rlana
N paar barD.rt GiBden iid BEN
Sborbossn susetpanbt. gyth Bel
m 5aHotn ssfabt f6rsiten srpsi Rim.
II bic Ir.pps binauf, Elm iebr I'm.
qaar.
Rein, ieht bod, mas bic Gffe far
ginfdGs bat! iptnbet Tih cine /.
an ben Effparm Der an.
I'm. abtr nur leiis. gut tpast fs .s
mn bod ni6t. ,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-31
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