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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23
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MsuIten 6abn Dor auotren bas Dor.
aus. caB ie uidt nur i6persu In.
glidsfaIlm NIT li6leyem aopf uni
mutbigerem 2luge tanb5u6alten nii.
len, ionDerH aud ben 5dblloien I'm
anaehmlidteitsn, bic 5amiIitaiebsu,
6aus6alt ooer geruf nit Iia su
brin8en piIegen, better gtpahIen fino.
User Is Daritebt, mitteH in gefa6r un6
5prge bic 2iHge rihIig unD rubta
au3ufaTien, NIT unberrter ue6erFdt
has g6tigs itatt bds lle6erfliiIiiqe
gu tuu, bilbet eiuen irabren Segen
.fir feline llmge5ung. SIN Ieiopollen
5agn, Bet pl0Bli6m i6nern Grs
trautuHgH ODER 5oDesidllen 3eiqt fih
8umeiit erit Der ei9entlt6e Bert fol-
der gieni6en. Wobl ieoer BAT ie
iaon erlebt, bieie Gage, no an Stelle
nee friebli6m 8uiammenIebens urs
ploBlth 3gf0rurg unb 8ertpirrunq
trat unb planlDie 8er3neifIung ben
3ufammenbruh nod 3u b~ergr0Bern
orpRte. 6ier fnb bic Rubigen, bic
8el2uneneH an i5rsm glaB. S6re
2dti9teit nirb it6r erIeidtert, fuenn
tie nidt unmtttal6ar CUR 2Familie qes
b6reH un6 nidt BEN eigenen Gdmer3
u%HterbriideH mGiIen, i'm 81 6iIfe
unb energiider 5ibrung bereit 3u
iein. Qber aud in lebterem Talls
ionnen Gelbtty3iebung unb 8eberrs
fhung btsles tuiJ ia man erfennt am
@nbe, 6aB bic arbeit, 3u Der man
ii4 anfangS ribbon 3ipiugn muBte,
gerabe3n fDo5Itdtig auf bas Isibenbs
einpirit.
46er aud bort, mo bic 6drte bes
niat 10 unmittel6ar an efnen
.herantritt 1T gtifesgegenuart cine
Der tui4tigiten Gigenl4aften. Man
oente gum 8eiipiel nur an aysuerss
be ihh our4 i4nelles uub gee
Gingreifen 70 oft nod o6pens
ben ldBt, pabrsnb erT6rodene qlaus
ibr un6ebingt gum Spfer
fdlIt. Qua auf aeilen lit nidts
nlBIi4er unb srfreuIi6er aIs Ru6e
lno 9eIonnsnbsit. 3umeit finb es
bier 5rauen, bic bur9 unIelbHdns
uub QerDOiitdt ii6 IeIbI unb
1nbereH our QaIt fallen. 8ielleiht
llngepobnt6sit unb geiIefieber
ooran bic G6uID, aber iper fud bon
1~ornBerein SeIbt6eBerrT6ung our
pflidt gema4t FAT, barf Elm iol6es
Jar nidt in iid auftommen laiIen.
20 orollig Is flingen mag, iogar
bel @intdufe1 III @eiHesgegenpart
1ringenb n6ttg. Die 8ertdufer Fnb
BEL Der 6anb, sinem 9fnqe
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geripenbung bat, unb sbe man ii6
Deriiebt, fat man iein mures
8elo fiir gdH5li6 iberfliffige geqsns
aussegeben. 3n betBt es eben,
Id felbit III Der @eipnlt baben, fpils
en-, mas man hill, uRD iiberbliden,
pas not tut, uuO ale CieIe Sngres
Fnb Is gsrnbs. aus peneH
'ie 0eifesgegentuart gemaht nirb.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23

Banned mar nsugierig g%eporoan,
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2hein truber gaternen bic mamIeq
uHb bic G0din bantierttn, Danm In
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cine betaunte, fr0bIihe Gimme.
aiebt ibr, 70: Sbr miiBt prbtutti4
grobe &art0ffelu nebmeu. @ott iei
9aut, bab bic penigitens 0a finb.
3uerit ntrb unten Der goben a5ges
fdnitten, 70, bic a%ortoffet muB
itehen, nun borfdtig a%us66bIsn, gebt
nal Bite iertigeu Der, GIauBen, gbers
barb unb ia iteds. bic aer3en Elm,
uno on, Tina, btnoeit raid bier bon
bem peiBsn Seiosnpapier bsrum. Da,
bier 1T roia 8anO, bag nirb glei4
gemadt fem"
Stauneno itanb Damned ba, bas
gren3ts ia fat en- 3auberst in einem
aorb, Der neben Sanna Itanb, bduften
itd bic &er3en in ben aartoffeIIeu4s
tern.
omamTea, nun idnea Elm panr
CUTE, breite Rdpie, bic mir umte6s
rem i6nntn. Go, nun Gber6arb,
mnrih, mari9! gtuuBen, bringen
Gle bic nrberen Ger3en ale na9.@
Die 3ir gum SpeiieTaaI bate
Fid, tpie bon unii9t6arer 61nb, ges
fdIoFen. Damn nit einem WlaIe
6ffnete Glauben Ie unb mndts nit
unbeiDegIi6em @sii8t feline MsIoung
bei Der Sausfral: D5rou garoniB
gu 9eftbI, es 1T nngeri6tet."
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getduht lag Der SnoI Dor Der langs
fam ein3iebenben @eIeQidaft bic
gon3e 3afel mar nit aer8en er9elt,
auf BEN @ifttt, 1uf ben SinIen Der
5oI3tdfeIung itanbeu aer3en In merts
tpiirbig ruHbliden, ipeiben 2eudtern,
unb Elm alIeitiqes as" bts Gtals
mems tuuroe laut: oBer bat penn
bas 5utpsge gebradt2" fragte jss
manb.
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neniunters, uRb .stne ai6tfee" lpies
ber6oIte Ii9 Damned, als sr nit
feiner 3ii6oame, elmer iugenbliden
Gffi3iersipitpe, ben Gaal betrat.
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ba unttu bic 2iftfse beo6adiet bats
TEL Der 5orFtmsiiter, benz bns Mort
geFiel, lief In launiger Hebs bic
Qidtfee Ieben, benn Der oIte 5reis
berr bate i6m f9nsa bic @eIdi4tt
bon benz grOBen &er5moorrat anbers
trout.
gGine 2i9tfeel@ 8isles Wort osrs
IieB Damned Hidt. @s mar TOM ipie
~tieferes Symbol. Wer 70. obne
gu 3agen unb obne frembe 6ilFe aa
erbittsn IsI6lttdtig cine foldt Gf
rmettst. ia, Der 1T aud Der
Experimentation zines Maioratss
fdloFes gera6IeH.
als I'm F1bIen Morgengrauen bic
Magen bic lsbtsn Gdite ents
fibrt un6 Gtitn bon G%onnebplm
unb bic 9ousgdite iid su~riidge5ogsn
bieIt 6er aIts 5rtihsrr 6ans
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unb IN bobei ooua psrm3osnsIos.
aber 6is bat oQ bic iunatn S,rrtn
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ipis bic Ge9mann unb tan3sn
.pie cine GIfe uno fprtdt mt6rere
Spra9sn uno re8net Mlat9smatit
mic her hpffp G6prIehrer"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-21

liant results. But there has always remained a residuum of failures, for whom charity is called upon to make prov jsion. Jewish charitable sOcie- ties in many lands have made gallant efforts to relieve, cure, and prevent Restitution. But much remains to be dt.ne.
 tThe marvel of Jewish life in the Middle Ages,'' said Rabbi Lewis, in conclusion, lis that while there were so many circumstances that tended to degrade, our fathers were so lit tia degraded. The influence of Ju- de.ism on heart and head carried them th7 oC gh their difficulties to a trium- phant issue"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-21

# Yo,. are not asked to take NEAyr's &onder4uI Stomach Remedy for weeks and months before you receive any t#enehe-one dose is usually required q convince the most skeptica1 sufferer & Stomach Ailments that this great Amedy should restore anyone so af- Micted to good health. Mayr's Won &srful Stomach Remedy has been talk &n by thousands of people throughout @hS land. It has brought health ana Happiness to sufferers who had des- Maired of ever being restored and who How proclaim it a Wonderful Remery Ind are urging others who may be &1frsrtng with Stomach, Liver and 1n- ,esezuaa Ailments to try 1t. Mind you,
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-21
GOOD CLOTHES.

Step into John F. Keane & Co.'S, and see something real dandy in Mems and Young Mems Suits and Overcoats. Snappy novelty mixtures, distinguish ed and distinctive in appearance-au that one could expect from a custom made in the matter of f1t-shoulders, collar, sleeves. Clothing with the trade mark of Americans leading de- signers-trustworthy as to style, and absolutely reliable as to fabric Step in tomorrow and look them over Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-21
RELIGIOUS EDUCATOR
 DIES, AGED EIGHTY-ONE

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 21-The Rev. pr. Herrick Johnson, religious educator, who was moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly in 1882, died in his home here yesterday. He was eighty-one years old.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-21
WOULD MAKE THEM
BETTER IF THEY COULD

The makers of Foley Kidney Pills know that they have absolutely the best combination of curative and healing medicines for kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregu- larities that it is possible to produce. That is why Foley Kidney Pills are the best medicine for the purpose you can buy. HindIe's drug store.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-21

W. B. HalIigan, 9S9 Broad street, call special attention to the remodeling of your own fur for huff and collier cites with hat to match, making very attractive sets.-See adv
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-21
ANCIENT JEWISH CHARITY
Rabbi Lewis Describes It In
 LeWisOhn Lecture.

Marvel Of Life, He Says, In Middle Ages Was That While Circumstances Tended to De- urade, the Influence of Juda- ism Carried the People Through Their Difficulties.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-21
POINTS OF INTEREST

Weed chains, all sizes in stock. The Alling Rubber .Co.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-21
Stomach
 Bad?

JUST TRY ONE DOSE of Eayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy and Be Convinced That You Can
 Be Restored To Health.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1913-09-15

anything 18th which they come in
contact, it was not difficult matter
to locate the trouble in this particular
instance. Such fiavors as stable, sill
age, garlic, cabbage, cheese. victuals.
soap and dish water we're easily no.
ticeable. The first three f1avors we're
contracted from the stable, but the
remainder were plainly caused by al
lowing the cream to stand in places
where such things we're kept or in the
case of the soap and dish tier favOrs,
the milk utensils we're not washed
properly.
1t is very important to have an en-
tirely separate room for the storing
of milk products. If stored in the
cellar, the room should be partltioned
off, or if put in the ice box nothing
else should go in.
A cheap box with sawdust for insul-
alton, made in the shape of a cube,
with drain at the bottom is the best
for most purposes. 1t should be con-
structed to facilitate cleaning, and be
kept clean.
If we keep in mind that the dairy
barn and dairy house are places where
human food is prepared, we cannot
help but take the precautions of keep
ing these places free from contamin-
alton. And again, if special precau-
ton is taken IN the handling of the
milk and cream for either direct con-
sumption or for buttermaking pur-
poses, there will be greater demand
for the products, and at the same
time their quality will be better, and
the dairy industry in general Will be
advanced.
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Dairy Department

cradle amount of dirt on the udder ii
should be washed clean and dried,
but usually wiping it off with damp
cloth, if kept clean, will be all that is
neces iary. The flank and under side
of abdomen, as we'll as the udder,
should be dampened SO that any par
ticles of dust will not fall into the
pail during the milking process. Al
ways milk with dry hands. 1t Is a
very filthy habit to wet the teats and
allow the dirty fluid to pass between
the fingers and into the milk.
In spite OF all we can do there will
be millions of germs fall from the COW
or mixer when manipulating the I'D
der in milking. For that reason g
wide top pail should not be used.
There are many good sanitary milk
pals on the market and no dairyman
should attempt to be without them.
4
1t has been proved by experiments
temperature of 80 degrees F. will de-
velop into only five in "a hours, but
if left at SO degrees F. it will develop
75O fold. This shows the necessity OF
cooling the milk as soon as possible
after drawing, if it is to have good
keeping quality.
The germs that are commonly found
in milk do not grow we'll at 80 degrees
f., and at 80 degrees F. nearly all
growth ceases. Still even at lower
temperatures there are certain germs
that will grow so long as there is LID
uid medium for them. An example
of the latter may be found in butter
that has been kept at 80 degrees f., or
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1913-09-15

now 1Ox26 which is ready to fill. I
want to know if [ need to put water
on the corn when filling the silo when
the corn is green. My corn is in the
milk stage most of it, and the rest is
just starting to fill in the kernel. But
it is getting so very dry here. The
leaves at the bottom of the stalk are
turning yellow. The ground is mel
low but has no moisture in it at all.
I thought would cut some very soon
but would also like to have good
deal of grain In the silage if possible.
My corn looks good; is from eight to
IL feet high and If we had some rain
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