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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
geaen Gas Sreibrief.

Ger 8oriibenoe has &omites fiir
6ffentlide 9lneelegenbeiten bon Der
Grlnoitiidsborie, 8. &. @rabant 1T
antidieben oogegen, 0aB Der Smaba
@as Company Elm neuer Sreibrief
ertbeiIt miro. gr iogt, oaB erltens
feline 8eranloIIung % lei, Der 8e'
iealdaft einen 6reibrief 5lt ertbei.
len, uno 6ann iei Der Sreibrief iiber'
baupt su mbeitimmt uno flii6tig ab.
eafaBt. 9lud Elm onoeres 0fitglieo
Ser g0rIe, S. 8. @cGague, iiebt
feinen @runo, tpesbalb Die Staot
su oieier 3eit einen 5riebrief ertbei.
len ioIlte. 8enlt Die Stabt cine
gtnnobner5abl BON 100000 erreidt
babe, Iei binreidenb 3eit, nn iiber
einent 5reibrief ab5uitimmen. Gin
4omite, beIte6eno aus 8. &. Sra.
bon, SSyobn SO. Tobbins, s. $. @arl.
BERG, @. $. @reen uno ). 9. 8eoo
ruroe erltonnt, I'M benz 6riebriefe
3u opponiren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
es bleibt babel.
gmnbesobereeridlt srflGrt 3citunes.
pnblijitaisseiet fir Der.
faiinnsssemah.

@aibinaiou, 9. g., 12. Simi.-
glod geitern f1qte oas gunoesober.
gcrift aud cine gntideionng, mel.
dc oaS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
oas oils ein 36eil Der Roitbeipilli.
aumgSafte bon 1912 erIoiien iuuroe
--als oeriaiiingsmdbig oufre9t er.
b1It. Die entidsioiing mar cite
pinitinnige im0 nuroe ourd Sber.
r6ier gBbite berfiinbet. gefanut.
lid perlongt 6ieies @eieb, oab ale
3eitlngsn uno ioniiige perioOiife
Geroiientlihmgeh al Die Sberpoit.
pcrpoltimg iopie all Die ortlihen
goitmeiiter boIbmonotli6 beidnore.
ne 9lngoben iiber Die giomen ibrer
9leOatteure, @eid1ftsiiibrer, Gigen.
thinner uno glftiondre ridten, uno
GngeS3eitlmgen ouf ibre ourh.
Ihnittlitbe .3irfulation baifiigen
miiiien. glub io0en 6ieie grfldrlln.
gen oeroiientlift iperoen. lln0 oaer
be5abIte 2eieitoff Der 3eitung ioa
zen germerf .slu3eige" trogen, BEL
germeioung BON @eIObube ODER
Softitrafc; nnO Die gi6terfiiaims
Ser onoeren geItimmllngen ioa Ser.
Iuit a1er 8rioilegien nad iid3 6ie.
ben. S6on etiua So Ero5ent Der
3eitimgen nnren, tpenn aud tbeil.
peiie unter Brotait, bieien 8eitim.
nuingen nndgefommet; aber Die Sc.
wis gubliibing go. in ct. 2oitis
uuo oes nSournal Of Commerce"
in gaeip gorf batten iie angefodten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
siib.Sma6a Glattbiitider @ereen,

Ser Siio.Gmaba glattoiiti6e
Screen erp1bIte om Sonntag, 8.
sllni, Foleenoe 9ealnte: @us. @or.
bermann, Shriftiefretar;; 8iuiom
8iepre6t 8inan8iefretdr (anitena
Ses perltorbenen langidbrigen 81
nan5iefretdrs u. s. Mertens), Sp
9(. aerit Sdnbneiiter; B. 9.
@acbler, Diitglieo oes germaltungs.
rotbeS. ssriiber gaipablte geante
S. s. Stcling, Brdiioent; 8m
slblers, gice.Grdiibent; 5ranf Sun,
bert, g(o. Siirlt, geripaltrngsratb
Mar Strungc, S. S. Meper, Sab
nentrGger. Der @srein bat 175
Wtitglieoer nit einem 8ulienbeItanf
ron iiber $1700.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
franfnltinmrfbt
in 9uinois!
Die gesiSlntnr BON SllinOiS aeluabrt
5ranen btIdIrGnites
StimmredJt.

eprinaficIo, sd, 10. Suni.-
Die Seeislntur bat cine gorlagc
angenommeu, liant Der Oen 6rauen
iibcr 81 Sabren bel Grrudblune
iolecnoer 9enntea oos Stimmreft
rerlicben peroen ioa: gr1iioent.
rboitseIeftorcn, SteaerausgIeidunas
blborOe, Glerf oes slppeantionsee.
ridtes, GountD Golcftor imO Sur.
tcDor, gIiiciioren uuO gooro Of &e.
picp, SanitGtsbedntr, aIlc itGotii6e
mo GrtSbeamtc; ierner limo lie be.
rcdtist, iiber aIle Itabtiide Srngen
mit3uitimmen. Dor Der @abl eines
FOIi5eiri6ters ober iinO iie ousoe.
itloiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
SaS.Cma6a.

6rau S5atnas 8oro, 372 Siib "a.
StraBe, flopite I'M Sole ibren Sep'
pi6 aus. Ger 6taub ilog binii6er
5um Soie Der 5ran gtahbarin, eli
nqr sSrau 9fo6ert 8auton. 9orob
ipiiroe oieie CUTE 8rau 10 arbibt,
CAB Iie i6rer Na6barin einen elmer
bon 8oiier iiber ben aopf idiittete.
Sbr Monn mubte Die grregung iei'
ner beiieren S1lfte in Boliseigeridt
nit $40 iiibnen.
9ie &nufleute bon Siio.Smaba
boIten beute i'm alten @orlltn Club
ibr SabreSpifnif ab. SAT- ale 2a-
Den ihlieBen I'M 9iittag. Sir BE-
luitignngen naer 9lrt lit geiorat.
Cine groBe 9ln5nbl Ereiie peroen
aur gertbeilung fontmen.
Or. 6. 90. SdinoeI bat tpieoer
sic angemeine ar5tIide Graris IN
Siio.Gmoba allfgenommen. Gr III
e5enfads Spc3ialiit fir slugen, Sb.
rem, Nolc imO Sals. Der Gontrafi
fiji ben 8erfauf ieiner Eraris IN
SiiosGmoba 1T riifgangig geinadi
iporoen nit Der gesenieitigen lmf
bcrsIiden 3uitinnumg Der interciiir,
tin Harteien. 3eitiueiIige Office in
iciner @obltune 30. 92S q. 90
Strabc. Selepbon South 2993.---
slr0eige
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
3nr Ietten Ninde 6eitattef.

9onneritns Nndniittag ipilr0e Die
i'm ct. Soiapb Soipital beritorbene
Srou @m. 3. Stoder our Iebten
Gube beitattet. Cine urgemobnIid
groBe 3abl 2eiotrasenoer batte iid
I'M Srauerbnuie eingefuno,n, Inn
Der 8eritorbenen 0ie leste gbre 5it'
erpeiien. Der Sarg mar NIT
prddtigen @lurten beoeft. Ser
oeutide 9amenOereirL au oeiieit iiIte.I
item Wfitglie0ern Die 8eritorbena
5ablte, mar boIlitdnoig bartre.
ten uno 1intet.egte me1rere 9lu.
nenitrditBe, oesgIeiden Ser rg[ngel
Club" uno Der 9onentartan Club
nelAen Sraui Stoefer ebenfaQs ans
gebort bat. Ger Domen @eiona.
perein rGocoroia" fang inter 2ei.I
tung bes SerrnsSb. 81. Steele 3lpet
@rablie0er in eefiibIboler @eiie;
Srau @uitaD Sdan fang oas Solo
Seine geadt 0a", bermodte oas.
lelbe aber ilift 5it beenoert, on lie
bon Sfiibrung iiberip1ltigt ipuroe.
Srmt Sorton idng an Der offenen
8ruft einen erereHenoen @robge-
fang. Baitor @aiilIar bon Der gr-
ften oelltldelt Observation-Disclosures
wiomete Der 8eritorbenen einen tief
enipfun0er,eil Diadrltf. D26ge lie,
Die bier aitf Groen 10 piel erIitten,
in 6rieOen ruben!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
Nfaedr[e---WiImnt.

SSn Ser ct. sSrancis Stride III
Council Bluffs tpur0ait Sri. Ger
truoe @ilnot aus Council gIuffs
ino Serr Sermann s. gioegele BON
omaha burh gfeb. s, s. goiteIlo
eheIidb perbunben. Slls Sroii3eugen
fi,ngirten Serr Soispb StraBrr hon
Gmoha nno Srnit Gborles Mdrret
BON 2incolit. Gas iitnae paar ipir0
ieinen 8obniib iit Omaha onfihlo-
gen. llnieren ber5lidlteu 0Iiid.
turmid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
sdleffet 9aida's @eerSianna.

aonltantinopel, t2. Suti.-ltn'
ter erobem miIitGriiden 8ontp er'
fclqtc beute Die geeroigltng oes err
mcroetan tiirfiiden @roBmeiiers
S6effet goifa. lleber aonitan'
tinopel lit Ser eroBe 9elagerungs5n.
Stano oerbdngt iporoen. Grin5 Saib
Salim lit gum porl6ufigen @roB.
ipeIier ernannt fporoen. Die ge.
p6lferung beiin6et iih in grober
0luiregung; man befiirdtet cine tpei.
tere 9fepollltion. Die gllttiirfen fol-
len Die grmorbuug Sdeifet gaida's
oeranlaBt baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
Spppeliel6ltmurS iuesen ainbn.
ipitafeit.

3iiridD Sfipei5, t2. Snnt.-Gn.
gene Wfoggi imb oeiien Satin, Die
fir 6as reidite Gbcpaar in Der
Shfpeij gnIten beidloiien geItern
slbeno, beiOe SeIbitmoro 5u bege-
ben, oa ibre mebria1ri9e g6c fin
ocrIog geblieben lit. Sn i6r'm
GhIof3inlmer in Der bieiiaen britt.
ihen giGa oifnetcn iie Die @as.
Iabne, uno beute Wtorg2n fano
man iie ols 2eiden atf.
Gugene Mtnggi mar Al un6 ieine
@attin 35 Sabre aft. 0as 8ermo-
GEN miro auf $10,000,000 ange-
geben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
Vapit ie6nt iid nad slmerifa.

gom, II. Suni.-glui BeranIal'
iunq elmer omerifaniifen ainema'
tograph @eieIlidnit tpuroen i'm go.
tifnn bentc ncbrere @ano2lbiloers
porfteIIungen gegebet, ipelden Der
gopIt, oeIien beioe Shmaitern ieine
gdd,te imo aaroinal Merrb DC Bal
teirpohnten. IS iuuroen Sccnen
Ses 9serp yorfer StraBenlebans inh
9lniihten Der Riagdrn Sale gegeben.
60 entBiidt mar Sr. SciIigfeit iiber
oas @ebotens, OoB er unwillfiirlid
ousriei i'd modte germ slmerifa
iebenl1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
Ghineiiidle aranem ais @eridmDrer

Vefillg, 7. Sulll.-llfter 0efl
ongebliden gerldporern gegcn bic
0leaierura, Die m6breno Der lebtsn
Wod,en in Sientiin uno geting in
Sait genotnnlet purOen. beiinoen
iidj mebrera 6rauen Die cine mo.
oerne Gr5ichung genoiien baben. Gs
perloutet, oab ifon iiber 200 Ser.
id,fporer nod einem iiimmariidei
gerbor binseridtet iuoroen iinh.
giftige Truppenbetpegungen iinb
fcrifpabren6 i'm @ange.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
8cppelin in @icn.
Dit 2niiidiii pSadDien" 5im &aiier
nndJ SdOnbrnun.

@icn, 12. Suni.-Der oeutidjc
,,Groberer Der 2uit", @raf Zeppelin.
III bier Der Wlam oes Iages. @anj
ii6erraid)enO fir oie 9ebolferlmg
Der Sauptiiaot bat cr Den 8ieneru
gcJcigt, Onb er @ort balte. er bot
iein aItes gcripreden gut gamadt
nit einem ieiner 9uitidiiie Den
aaiier 6ran5 Soicpb in 8ien jn
beiuden. gladOsm Der aoiicr es
als ieinen grobten Ser5ensumlh
be5eifnet bate, einen n3cppelin"
fIiegen 5u ieben, ipnr bel neridie'
oenet @elegenbeitcn 5nlett ieinem
pcrigcn @eburtstog beabiihtigt NOR.
cen, ibm OieI,n @uni6 5u eriiiller.
Siets a6er batten piorige llmltanoe
Sic glisiiibrung berbinOert. gtln
par Der Sing nit Dem 2eut6nllon
,Sahicn" fir Dlittipod gcplant
iuorocn. Gin bor5iiglid9s 8etter
bottc inOeiicn bernnlabt, Dab Die
,,Sa6icn" i6on 9ienltag Den gluf.
itieg imternabm. Diit benz @roien
Zeppelin am Stcit5r mar oas 2uit.
ihiff am friiben Morgen bon benz
buoiiden 9orie Dos oiii1eltiegen
ino bate Die $50 ailometcr lange
Strade in S1s StInoen 5uriifgelegt,
mas eine Ieforoiobrt beoeittet. @e.
gen 9 llbr 0iittags tarldte oas
9uftIfiii iiber Dem Sduiermeer
Biens auf uno icnftc gum @rui3 BRET
NAL ieine Spise. gIuf Den StraBcn
blieb aIles Itebcn, 5iafer, Smtibull,,
9lutos unO StraBen6a6nen lmterbra.
6en Die 5abrt. Der gerfebr itnn0
till; iper fonnte, eilt2 alf eiu nabes
Cad, baIO iparen ale 9dher boil
gepiropit nit @eniden Die bor
SSubel ouber ii9 tporen lno begei'
Itert nit 3iiharn minften. Rament'
lid Die ainSer tpuBten ii9 Dor Der.
gniieen faum 5u faiien.
SSn gra3ioien SdIeiien freu5te oos
2uftI6iif iiber Die StaOt unb ilog
oonn ern0enipegs na4 SdloB
Sd0nbrmu. &aiIer 6ran3 9aSoiepb
itroblte Dor SreuOe, als er eS er.
bIidte. gon idattigem 9alfon ans
perfoIate er oos oabinlegelnoe Shiff
nit blobem gluge lmo piufte Dem
@raien Zeppelin rmo ben SSniaiien
fer @onOeI gu. Cine baIbe Shlnoe
lang genob Der aaiier oas Sfau-
ipieI; 10 laitge mauourirte Der 2en'
Ter oes 2lftidiffes Dor ben augen
Res Serri6ers. SSSn5ipiiden bate
Der Safer ongeoronet, OaB Der
SdloBporf fir ons Bublifum, oas
iid) ornuBan Die SdIle perrenfte, &c.
ofinct iper6e. SSm gau ergoB iid
cine inbeInoe Menge in Cen Barf,
ole ieoen @cg un6 Steg nnfiiate.
S[uf Die allnoe BON oem @intreT'
fen 3eppelins naren tauieno Wtant
bonn acknowledgement uno ben
2uftidiifern nad Dem na9en Slug
blab aspern fomman6irt iporoen,
Inn fir oen SAT- elmer 2anbung be-
reit gu iein, Dem 2uftidiff biilfreid
bei5uipringen. 3und6it nerhinoer-
ten ein Itarfer 8inO rutb oas Sch.
len elmer Safe oie 2anoung. 8od)
fulroc iie idIieBlid nod beperfItel'
Lat, uno BON brauienoer 9egeiite'
rling begriiBt, icste @raf Zeppelin
ieinen SUB auf oen 8ooen 8iens.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
slmerifancr scebrt.
Ger aaiier siebt umcrifaniidlen yia'
rinc glttades ein SclteTrn.

Berlin, 12. Suni.-aopitdn 9ll.
bert g. 9aibIof, Der 8uriiftretenoe
smerifaniife @arine 9lttade III
Berlin, IteIltc bcute Dem Oeutiden
aaiier ieinen gtddiolgr 2elitront
Commander 8alter @berbarbi Dor.
Der 4oiIer unterbielt iif NIT Den
omerifoniiden Offi5ier9n angelo
pentlid. SpGter ipuroen iie bon
fem Sfii3iercorps Der @aroefnuol.
Ierie 9ipiiion 3n eift9m 5eiteiien
eingeIaoen iueIdem Der Serrider
Genfa1s beifuobute.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
sSullrmann berlebf.

0as 8fer0 Oes GrpreBn1anneS
gruce Steoenion ideute gfe t9 &
SoiuarS Dor einam glutontobil uno
aing Ourh. Or Rann iuuroe
bonn Sit geidleuoert uno Die 9aoer
ainaen iiber i'm binpeg. @r ipur-
oe ernltlid berleet uno Der 9oliaei-
nrst behano2lte i'm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
Rnslanb a[s edlieSsridlter.

ct. gctersbura ~. SUM. Die
icrbiide uno buleariide 9egierln'
gen hoben iih bereit ertldrt, bic
Gcrmittelung GuBIano'S Bel Belle
gung ibrer Streitfragen iiber Ger.
tfjeilung oeS crobertcn titrfiiden
@ebiets on5unebmen. Die Serben
Goben ben guIgaren oen 8orihlan
genladt, brei Giertcl beiocr Sacrf
mad Saule 5u ienoen, Inn Die 6ipi'
Ifcn bcioen 20ubern berridenot
Gponnlmg Su bsieitgen mo Die Bet
Iealns Der Streitfragcn 81 crlcid'
tern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
Mihaelien berlanat 8ch0r.

Ger entloiiene itdotiihe gleftrifer
Iti6aelien berlangt bob ar lid,
Dor oen aommiii1ren tpeeen ieoer
gegen i'm borge6radten 9eiduloi.
gllng berantmorten fonne. 0ie
aonmiIidre iheinen ieOoh Bis iebt
nidt geneigt, oieiem gerloneen nod.
sufomrten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
;sarmsr erbanet iid.

gscepina @ater, Ieb, 12. SUM.
Der 76 Sabre olte Iarmer @il.
liam 0faooor, cine nno cine balbc
Wieilc BON bier ipobnbait, beging
Selbitmoro 0nrd grbGngrn. Gang
iobrige aranfbeit bate i'm in ben
SOB getrieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
(Hrpiies Gdlabeniencr.

gsrince 9lIbprt, Sasf, ~. SUM-.
Die Sdneioamiible Der Big &iber
2unlber Company, 10 @cilen BON
bier gelceen, ipuroe ourd 8euer SER
fort. Ger angerihtete Shaon be.
Idift iih anf $500,000. Die
Shneioemiible mar Die er0bte I'M
iueItlid)eli aanaoo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
Geripnalnutis.

sSrau SO. ban 9foferbrnno bon
01enor gea6, Colo, Die Bel Serrn
9eter aolep, 1902 5iib 27. Str,
ouf geIud peilt, lpurbe geltern
glbeno our6 cine aln5abl Sreunoa
uno Treunoinnen angenebm iiber.
roIflt. Sci Son3, @eiang utb Mu'
Iif lno eiltem ellten SmbiB artiiiir'
ten ii6 aIIe foitli6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
sdledjter anianS.
GnslanS's ncnes lenf6nrcs 2nit-
idJiif bel Der YrObeiubrt Der.
nnslidt.

2onoon, 12. Suni,-3as neue
engliide Ienfbore auftidiff p9titro
Sorres" intternabm beute I'M gei.
i2in elmer nod) TanienOen 31blrnoeu
@cnidemenae iciae erIte 8robe.
fnbrt. aaltm beFauO es iif in
ben 2iiften, aIs bic Siiae plobte
uno oas @eiteIl iif beri6o6. @ii
fnapper 9totb fonlite Die 2on6lma
berperfiteIIigt pcrocn. aeiner 6el
9cOienungsmnnnidoft tpuroe ber'
lett. -
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gieienitreif.

pitts6urp, aan., IL. Suni.
Ged,s8ebnbunosrt aoblenerdber Der
gHeitern Goal ano Wiining gompann
iueroen ndhiten Sanitag Die 9lrbeit
lsieoerlegen, neil elmer Der @ulbsn.
Ieute entIaiien mproen III. Wian
bgfiird)tet, oaB iib Der Gtreif audi
oi,f andre giiiriftc ausoebuen
,uirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
Mnf hrr cSnineftinnsreiIe.

9fon, z. SUM. i.-gbbof 8asQucf,
Grsabt Ser genebiftiner, bat beutc
cine Snipeftionsreiie nod @nalanO
aneetretcn, I'M Die oorttgen 8ene.
oiftinerfI0iter 5u inipi3iren. Bon
bort aus miro er cine 9feile no9
oen Ser. StQaten ontreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
GdlaoeneriGbe.

Ridter 0iulngcr bot Der @nnfroft
Grainage Gomponp einen S6aoell-
eriaB BON $2.573 augeiprohen Den
eie ct. g. Dt. & 8. giienbabn Der
Sirma fiir einen slnipruf, 5u be8a6'
len bat.
Ssaco6 0erecn, ein friiberer gln.
gcItellter bon g(rmour & 60, erbiclt
Surd, 9iihter 2eSlie $500 ols
Gdner5enSeaIo fir gerIebunsen
sic er ii6 i'm 9ienite Der 5irna 5l,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12

Sbcncrc aartofieln in Gma6a.
g91brcno ollte @artoffcIn in 81

@dbreno cute aartoffeIn in gbi.
cago fir t61a Gents per guibel
pcrfanit iperocu, betrGat Scr groB.
bdnbelpreis in Slnoba trot ocs
eroBen 9lngebots 80 Gents bro gu.
ibel. 9seue aartoiieIn foiten oaS
0oppe!te. -
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Wetferhcridlt.

Sir Smaha, Council gluffs unb
llmgesenb: Sdon beite unb 5rei.
tag; p1rmer beute abeno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-12
spnnien,s aabinet reiianirt.

garis, IL. ssilni i.-9as iponiide
aabinet lit beute 5uriifgetretett mo
beibe Sauier iino aufgeloit Dorben.
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- 9. s. Gurn, oeptiher 0pti.
fer. glugen itnteriud)t fir Bril-.
len, 443-5 gran6ets @ebaaSe.
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Nnfip e sSo6niipn, 2eihet,beitatter.
TT iiiol. 10. Strabe. 1pler 1916
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Gfinner's Glboiu Maearpni BEL al.
len @sussrs. Gcmadt in Ncbrasfa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

\ visiting teacher has paid to Washing
ton what vaudeville would call the most
continuous" compliment it has doubt
less ever received.
She IS a successful teacher ana
throughout the school year gives shoot
ing lessons to young ideas in her nome
city-somewhere in the middle OF the
map. When the summer vacation oesins
she con es to Washington and remains
here until the fall term.
She has done it for nine years. Think
of that will you. Nine years! And ex-
poets to keep on coming as long as CIR
cumstances permit Her reason. In Ell
feet, runs like this:
II consider Washington an unrivaed
summer resort, not only because of its
scenic beauty. refreshing climate and
enjoyable outside trips. but on account
Of its knowledge-values which no other
city can ever hope to obtain. I've spent
nine summers here at the capital, and
I'm going home tomorrow feeling that
! haven't commenced. even, 10 see the
wonders stored in your government
buildings, though I've been studying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
COZ DS

Cold houses, cold Offices, cold
churches or places of amusement,
before the artificial heat is turned
OF. are the most prolific causes of
catching cold.
A vial of "Seventy-seven" in
the pocket is the nearest thing to
a self-heater, because a dose taken
at the first chill or shiver will
either prevent or break up the
Cold at once.
If you wait until your bones
begin to ache, till you begin to
cough and sneeze, it may take
longer.
''Seventy-seven' is small vial
of pleasant pellets. fits the vest
pocket. IS cts. and SI.oo.
All Drug Stores or mailed.
HUMPHREYS Itomeo Medicine Co, i56
william Street, New lork.-Adyertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

tempered for the exclusive benefit of
shorn lambs.
As they passed:
Il know you must have had lovely
time The ocean is so fine down there
Grand. I was on the Boardwalk all
the time when 1 wasn't on one of the
piers But l must say I don't take any
stock in the ocean. People make me
tired the way they go on about It, When
you come right down to it. what is the
ocean, anyhow, except so much running
water?'
Which is merely to notify the man to
whom primrose is primrose and
nothing more that he has twin sister
living in this town.
He was so old that his beard was gray.
and so young that his skin bIoomed like
pink rose on bush. He was SO busy
that he needed a kit of tools to fix a
doorknob, and so idle that he stopped
his tinkering, under the impression that
woman at a table ought to know the
history of his life
'Yes'm. I'm an old soldier-artillery.
some reb gave me a bullet that makes
me remember him every time il rains
Sometimes it seems like yesterday il all
happened-as if it was so close behind
that [ can smell powder and hear the
pounding of drums But when | realize
that I've skipped past sixty-odd years
and that all the folks have passed on
IT mighty lonesome job, ma am. to be
the last one left
The woman who was having the door
knob fixed admitted that it was a mighty
lonesome job.
Yes'm. It's nature for a man TO want
companionship ard if he can't do any
better he takes to a dumb creature of
some kind-and he might go farther and
fare worse. l got so lonesome one time
last year that ] paid a dollar and a half
for duck. and that duck, ma am is
almost as much company as whole
family"
The woman looked up from her work
to glimpse the old fellow who was sort
ing his tool box leisurely for a screw,
while his eyes gave smiling evidence that
he was enjoying his monologue.
m. A duck is real sociable when
you can't do any better. Some of these
writer men claim that dumb things lack
sense but / tell YOU, ma'am, it seems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

and crepe de chine gowns. or, II on
must be in extreme style, l would SUE
gest the shady side of the street.
The proper use of the present
fashion is most commendable; the
abuse atrocious, and there is much TO
be said in defense of the present style.
Never was woman SO comfortable with
her unrestricted waist and freedom OF
limb. AS a matter of fact, both the split
skirt and the petticoatless costume
have much to recommend them, from
a womans point of view. The skirt
with its naughty little slit al the side
which admits not only of freedom or
movement. but Of the gaze of the
passerby, is no more immodest than
Fast vagaries of fashion, and has the
virtue OF being at least an affair of
material comfort to the wearer.
once upon a time the women wore
hoopskirts which bobbed up and down
with the breeze and exposed not only
the ankle of the wearer but goodness
knows what besides in the way of
lingerie. Then came the hustle, which
when one really comes down TO il, was.
TO say the least, not beautiful. Then
came the tight basque. which showed
the form with unerring accuracy. sug-
costing what it did not reveal All
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failed to do its duty by a claw-like
scratch. The women must have had the
pleasure OF each others acquaintance. for
the badly Numbered lady exclaimed in
high-voiced horror
My soul ard body, Who's been a
kllin you. WhaJchu been doin' with
yourself. woman"
"Ffghtin'. An me husb'n' laid me out. 5"
The large-framed woman explained with
composure that all defeated profess
SIGNALS aim 10 assume. 1t is rule of
the game
We'll. my soul an why don't YOU
up an leave him
The other woman flashed her fine eyes
OF Irish blUe-nerer mind the bruise-and
the scorn Of her was voiced in a con-
tr3lto that would have done credit 10 an
oratorio-s ymphony one:
IN phwat would 7 be wantin OF a
man who couldn't Hex me onct in awhile =,
answer me that!
But the other woman had no answer
Other than a saSpy stare. She HAD prob
9Aiy never heard of the wind that Is
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or immodest in the few inches of ankle
which give a woman tile Of the free
dom enjoyed by themselNes
Il am firmly of the belief that eli This
trouble we are having about our clothes.
or lack Of them. IS due entirely 20 tho
men Such a tempest IN teapot as t5
being created by the press and the pa
pit Never a day goes by without d
newspaper article about some drealtu}
thing some woman j. doing 20 shock 100
good people of the country AuI sum
day We not only have the paper with it's
photographs from life, but from the pull
pit comes the warning 10 bad little girls
who wear too few clothes. and where
they will go If they do not promise -
be good foreVermore. To me the whole
thing Is absurd. If census were taken
L believe that one gown In every so
might be considered immodest, and as all
our critics male are on the lookout, you
may be sure the one does not escape
their evil. | mean their eagle eye EYil
TO him who evil thinks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
HOUSE & HERR ANN

STANDS Tor mere.
This is store founded upon a policy so
liberal and so progressive that it welcomes the
straight-out charge accounts of Washington
families. That's what our 'credlt" means. 1t IS
surrounded by no embarrassments and no legal
chains. You charge your purchases here-only
because it is a convenience You're not taxed for
the privilege.
You simply establishing a credit-a re-
sponsibility to which every well-disposed man