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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-05

burg %dussboren, btbsrrIhte nidt MIR bas
bsutiss brauniandsilds GHrtsntbum
glanitnburg, Ionbern bsiab aud nod
tiHsn groben 3beil Der @orlnnbs oes 9drs
5ss, unb bic ism 3uiteheuoe gbelbogtti
bes GdiIerItiftes Queblinburg perIisb ibm
nod ~beIonbere 9ebeutung unb GlaHJ. 8a
bsganntn i'm bier3sbnteR Sdbrbunoert bic
BtIn0fe bon 6dlberitaot, Dor alien Qls
breht v. aus benz 6auis GrounIhipels,
nit GROCER 9ebarrIihtsit bic Grafen aus
ibrer Wa6titeuung i'm 9arogau gu bers
brGngsu. Ri6t obue 8sDunoeraHs unb
Sbeilnabmt lam man bas mannbafte,
abtr unglitlihe Rinssn Der grafsn gegen
ben md9tieen RaGbar, Der aud uupiirs
bigger 8aFfen Th Su beOienen isiueH aus
Ttano nabm, ibr etnmiitbigss 3uIdmmsns
bdlteH I'm Sample UNI ibr gutts Reht i'm
eiuJelnen berfOlgen, uno Der Seimburaer
ql6re6t III, ben bic @oltsiage ais ben
Hau6graFen be5eihnet, bisIsr tb%dttraitigIte
aIler aegenftetner, Der In Der Rotbnsbr
tas Rebt ots anbern aatste, Biz sr 1348
unier tidiidem @4lpert berblutste. i'll
cine bur6aus f%pmpdtbiihe Geitult,
4lbrs9ts Nahiommen berarmteH i'm
Finfasbnteu unb ie63tbntsn Jabrbunbert
trob aler @pdriamteit - @raf lIrid
perbrau6te fir feline perTOu iGtrIt4 nur
939 Gulben - mebr unb mebr, uno ON
4. Sutt 1899 eing fin unb rubmIos, in
glsnb uRb D%iirFtisteit, bon ~uiemaHbem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-05

mem QniIeibe3immer uRo briat: pWaetr
Rod - Selma, Selma - 4droline! -
SerrgOtt, no neden bic Grautn5immer
Meine peibt 8tnbe - metn bod :
Selma $50 Aarolinel"
0d gibts aud l4on Elm @eIanaufG
unO GeroHele auf Dem bolprtgen Murtt'
pfIaIter; es tutet bobl nnb bsa, ais fame
bas ilngIte @eriht.
Die automobile - Der 5tirIt!" dA5I
bas drmt Gtabtobsrbaupt bumpf unb
Itdrri bDFFnungslos feline i'm 3immer 8u.
tammenaebr1naten @etreusn an. @d err
I9sintn mblif BITE frau 8iirgermeiftertn
NIT BEN Rod unb RaroIine nit Der lpei'
ben 9inbs.
Dor Der 1biir bes pQamms" lit In
beTen Der aettor nit benz firItlidm
aroftpogen beinabe 5uIammengtIaufeu.
glun blttbt Ct tsu9tnb nebtn, bisnert,
oientrt Dor benz lia Ofinsnben Magtn.
Ttlaq u%noufb6rli9 bis Sur Grbc unb
tammelt llnberitdnbli9es. Ratbsberrn
unb 9urgtr tbun's ibm I'M @ilden eilria
mad. Die Gbreniuusfrduen Iteben all.
ternb BIER unb ba au tleinen Sdufdtu
ansinanbsrssbridt pis Derdnsftists peiBc
2dmma.
.@uten Gag, meme 9erren!' iagte ber
8drH. Gr Itebt ouf benz 9roiioir unh
BAIT benz aettor bic 9anb entgegen, maj
bieIer Bel ietnsn ttefsu @sr5cusunser
niht bsuertt.
Da raft NIT RielenIdrttteH ber 9iir,
aermeiner Ibtr ben Marttplob berdn
Seine tpeiBe 9inbe Iibt ipinbidief.
Qbsr fem @eiit 1T nod ssrabs ttar se'
mug, bdb er ben nadfdtig Iddelnbsr
aanbss6trrn inter geitammsItsn Dorter
ipenigIisns In bas erleuGtete Gdii3immel
bes .Qomms' bineinfiibrt. Ter Geitr
rdum III lsibsr nod bunteI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-05

lstrt. Man BAT ia CUTE 3eit, aud Der
9err 9iEgermeiiisr III nod ntdt sr'
lhisnen.
Da giebfs auf Der Gtrabe GeI6rej
uno @tjpbIe. Sn piIber 9ait tommen
flint Ie9s BON oes S9ulmduns Sunseu
dngeftiir5t. .6err Rettor! 9err Rsttorl"
bort man idon bon bruubeH tbrsH Ruf
gelIen.
Run reiben fs bic abir sum @ait'
simmer duf.
Sum audud!" fdbrt Der 6err 0lettor
bon Ietnem STE empor, aber bic 3orn'
rtbe bieibt ibm I'm Gals Itetti. ais bic
Sungen pie aus elmer Rs1le briiaen:
Der Giiril Der GirIt!"
4ie tntgeiitert oer9arreu einsn austus
Bid a[le, Rettor uno bo9er Ratb, gurs
ger, Gbrtniungfruusn, atluer unb Der
b~srbeidlenbe Birtb. Ddnn briht Der
5umult los.
.aelner, Gle q .,...l Sic Toatcn
bod laasn'
sgbtr, osrr 9~letIor, ss III ia nod ni4t
10 piel - nod hld)t bdlb"
mo III Der 9ilrgermeiIter2"
Nile guten Settler, Der 8llrscrmeiIter
mub tommen!"
u5,uagen, III 90 bsun pirtIid pa9r24
sqlber gtpib, 9err Rettor, ais mir
berIisfen. parsn We qutomObiIs i4pn beta
ndbe am 1hor."
a6etliass DOnncrpetter!" Der Rettor
min forttiraeH. aber Ct muB erIt auI
eintn @lubl Tntsn unb ii4 ben Shpsib
BON Der Gtirn tpii9sn. Dor Ieinen
augen tan5t flimmernb Elm Orbtnltsrns
reaen unb - DerIintt er6urmunoslos.
Gin paor gubeu, Burger, atllnsr fnt
sum 9iireermsilisr binlbereelaufsn. IL
tDobut aud an Dart,
Der Ite1t nod IN oembdrmeln In iei'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-05

XIV. in iippigsn Soften uub Sdgben unf
4omobisn 3u iibtrbieten une mas Ionit an
3eit nod blisb. nit qesniber 5hdfers
ipislen unb aoelisen Banernho9seiten
ausaufiuen. limb als bic dltsite priRs
asfiu bic 6tmabIin bss dpdtersn) Rdis
isrs aarl VI. unb bic 5peite bic bes
ruFii6en Sbronfolgers QIerei uoro. gee
i~taItete Iih bic 9ofbaltung nod Iurus
ri0isr. 9o4 baIb paren bic Gage ots
@lan3es boriber, benn als QubDig Rus
OpIf 1871 aud grouni9peis srbts, bers
l.ste er babin feline RefiOsn5.
Dap Die Raiferin Uldria 9bereiid
einsn 9roBen Seil ibrer ainberiahrs BEL
ben @robeItern In @lantenburg perIebt
bate. fam ber Stabt i'm Sisbenidhriesu
Rriege 3uguts: bic Diterreiaifhen 1rups
pen mabten ie Idonenb ~bebanDeIu.
Don 1896 Bis 1893 mar 8lantsRburg
bic 3uFIu9tstdtte BEG ipdtsren fran86fis
I9en &0nigs 2ubtpig XVIII; ba tDDbns
ten 9rdfen, oenen in Der Seimat taum
elm GdloB gsrdumig eenug gepsfen mar,
in sngen 9d9tdmmsrn.
0as auben mi9tern Ii4 barTts1enbs
SAlOB entbdIt piele prunt1immsr unb
tperthboQe @emdlbe, aber IhDner nod lit
Der Bid burh bic 5enItsr ouf bic ipdIbs
u%mtrdn3ten 8erge, in bic rtideefdmiidten
Sbdler unb Elm Sang our9 bic prdntieen
9drtenanlagsn, bic unmittelbdr In bobeA
9u9snpdlb iibergeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-05

go pebe Id einen Womsnt porien.
dug Jpn Iprsaeu. Ghnta Elm Scles."
Der @anpmeo lief, unb ats CT pisbtr'
fam nit benz I4dumsnben @lds, rief Der
Thon bon Brtunoen umrinste Gdul'
qsDdltias: natlner, adtsn 6ie d uuf
bic 1br. Bin 70 in aniprud senommsn.
limb um balls neun mub Id ipdtstsns
fort"
Ser 6err Rettor odrf F6 auf mid
berlaFen. uebrigsns ipofts Der 9srr Bit
qermeifsr aud i'm balb neuH NIT ben
onbtren StrrT9uFten gum 39Dr, alio
sommt sr Bib 5u DisIer 3stt beItimmt her,"
Die GntIsrnuugen in Diiftslbduien itnb
nidt grob. 3peimal nm sine @trdben'
ede beriim, bann tommt man BON Wldrtt'
plat an bss Gtdbtdens Gube unb on bic
beiben MautrpfeiIer, bic ftol5 oos Slos
thor beibsR. Gin Mirtbshuusi4ilb mint
bort ni6t. 40 alIo foa man ben bobtn
@eiu9 abipartcn, tpenn nidt i'm r2dmm"l
Der 6trr Rsttor III tpirtli9 In 2lns
Tprnd genommsn. Matbsmitglieosr I'M
Gtaat Der IAipar3en Rode, nit ireiBen
ginoen, Or6en unb MeDailsn, I6au'
luEiee unb gut pairiotiide 9arser, bic
bon Der GtraBs chen einmdl berstntreten,
aIe nollen nod iiber bic arrangements
NIT ibm pIGubsrn, benn er 1T in bieIer
4~ngelseepbtii bes giirgsrmtiters re4te
Sdnb. 2uh it6bt ma nit ben 8ieritis
bsln an, iii6rt frObs RtbsH nnb unterbdlt
iih ibtrbaupt gut.
Die fpsibeeileioettn 5%unsfrduen haIten
Iih tibsrnb I'M 9inttrgrunD.
.aeansr.e ruff, feline ubr Siebeub. Der
59ulmonn, gift es Bel Jbnen aud nod
nidt bdIb neun2'
aglsiu, 6srr Rsttor!"
Die gisbsn lpsrbsn INNER fbpunes
boiler; bic 8itrIsIbsI perbsH fIrtbis ses
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brinst TtammeIub beroor: aa0nigli9e
6obeit ipollen alergndOigit ber8eiben -
absr unlere ~Ratbbausubr 1T taputt.
9o9 - mir rtdtsn uus nod - BIN, BIN"
-- @r itpdt.
Der Birf ld9elt, bas @efolee oess
gleiaen Gsbr bistrst); bann meint Der OF
itere leutislig; pgtun alfo, lponud rt9ten
fi9 meme lisben 9ifteIbduIener2 Grs
adbIsn sic mfrs MIR rubiS, metn Iisbsr
8irgermeiIter."
.Na9 - balten Su gndben, &0nigli9e
9obeit = mad, Pm" - er gibt ii4 sinen
tii9neu gtrd uno berihtet Johann: 500
chen trot unIer Serr Doctor Wippltng
9ersiu. Seit feb3eAn Sdbren toumt 8ois
tor Wippling chen 4benb bier in bies
@afoimmer, 6drgt Ieineu 0ut an ienen
Ragel 49, bm, beut bGngt ba freili9 elm
anberer febt it9 bort binten ALIEN an
ben 3iTd, a0Hisliae 0obeit, unO bdnn 1T
e. bdlb neun."
SIS oebt ipte Elm unterhridtes @urgeln
bur6 Bic Reiben 6es @efolges. Der GirTt
rduIpert Ti9 beftis. gqb, mein lieber Biirs
germeifter, bas III mir Iebr intereHant.
Do9 f6nnie Ii9 Sbr gutter 0pttor bur4
meiuen 8eIua nidt bon Isintr @etppbua
belt bdben ubbringen ldTsn2"
.9DntgIide 6Obsit lpolen nidt .r5irs
nsu, aber Ell bat nod geitern gum ReIlutr
geIagt, bdb er beute nie INNER iommt.
Don ieinen 9epflogenbeiten gebt tr nt4t
al. @r 1T bic pinttIi9teit TtIbit uub bat
ben beften @broRometer. llnb ba bobsn
mir, um beuts niats ou %perIdumen, nod
geItern obenb bel Istnem 9pmmen ale urs
iere lIbrsn duf balb neun geiteIlt."
9liteln, Rdufpsrn BET ben @dHten; bic
DiftelbduItnsr Itrablen iibsr bic Rs9tfsrs
tigune. Der Shirt min stpus s%riptbsrn,
b tommt aus benz 3immerhtutsrgrunbe
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aalb mum.
gon b ". sioia.


Das Gtdbt6sn 8lftelbaulen prdngte
int @4mud Der Babntn, Guirldnoen uno
qthier. SIS par illuminirt BON ben
9barmlnten bes Ratbbdules 5erdb bis our
tlttaiisn S9uiteriptrthdtte; oenH Der
2anbeslirit poiiis aul Der Reiic burd
feline qeirsue 5tdbt iommen.
Inn ncdH llbr IoLten bic fiirftti9en
Maicmobilt am aIten @iibtbor eintrefitn,
Inut anmsItnugen bss Sofmorl9aas.
Dam Teittider Gmpfong oraubtn am
Thor, MnIpra6s oes giirgermsiitsrs,
Ghreniunofraueu nno IpdlierbiloeHoe
GhuliuaenD. Gana9 tleines Soupfr i'm
.@oloenm aomm4 am 9lortt. &uabfaArt
bur6 nds i'm Asr5sn9lauB itrablenoe
GidbtGeH In lauer @ommero6enoIuit
anb Duftpflfn Der Buiiden alien 8ts
mdutr muAtrnDen gitt9tnTtrdudet. @nbs
It'd mcitetFabrt 5ur uddIten grobersn
Giaot, no ldngtrs atiieraf ssbdlten
psrosn iQlif.
Gepib Gin qrDprdmm, bensrtcnsiuertb
gtpaq, I'M san3 @liftslbouien IN 5tol3
unb Breuos iaptlgfn 5u laiisB.
9u's GaIi1immer bts s@olbtnsn
aamms~ srat trttet unb 9odroi9 pom
inRelru @fbeH bsr otrl @huIrettcr. gr
tam pom Thor, no e. feline 6prbs dufs
eelfM botit. aasauer, III Der 6err 9irs
gffmeiper bist2a
Denu I'M agamme iDonteH ld Stubts
obefbdApi. bobsr aatb unO e9rsniunss
fraleH bsrfammeln.
,.gltIR, Ser asttor, absr Der 6err
@~atasunaIsr mub ieOsu augmbIIt tuma
men,,
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cine tIeiner, oiirrer 9err berborgei6oTen,
Derbeugt fib Dor benz 8iiriten uno ipenbet
lid bann 5ornrotb an ben 9iirgermeifer.
rSd, iagen sic nal, mein @ercbrtefter,
bdrf benu mein Better g6ronDmcIsr" ri1t
aud einntaI Falf6 seben. Set bpresltern
gebt er itebenunbbbrsiBig Minuten nab.
s d ridte mid ndtiirli9 bod mad ibm!"
Spridfs. berneigt ii9 abermals unb
eebt.
Der 6iirt BAT IpGter nod oft er5dbIt,
70 ber8li6 ipie in 9uftel6auien babe er
tsIten gela4t. llub Iein gefplge last
bosieIbe.
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ptatten unb Guppen stnit ~porbdnoen as
t~Dsieuen 1birmsn. Wausrn unb 8e6Gi
ben iino nur nod Spursu ~OorbauOsn.
Stsistt auf i9r alien 9rdume!
Define bid. BIZ SerJtnstbor!
Gi~eoertuoune, Wsbmatbstbr6nen
Stromen fpunbsrbar berpor.
0urh bic 9anuen MIL i'd i4ueifeH,
Do bic muntrs Gueae TpriHgt,
no bic itol5m 6irI6e DanoeIn,
100 bic lisbs 9roFeI iiHgt.
auf bic gsrge mid i5 Ittigen,
quf bic idroffen Gslisnb6bn,
Wo bic erausn SdloBruiasn
5n benz Morgenliats ite4n.
3orten isb' ib itia mid nieOtr
limb eebsnfe alter 3eit,
alter bIibeuber @eI4le9tsr
llnb psrIuntner Serrti4teit.
Gras bebsdt iest ben 9urnisrplaB,
DO sttdnpFt Der ftoIje Mann,
Der bic gslten ~i6erpunoen
unb bss Samples prsis gsiuann.
Gbpbeu rant an benz 9altoue,
900 bic fd0nt Dame itanb,
Die ben itoI5en lleberlDinber
Wiit ben augsn iiberpanb.
qd! ben 5isser unb bic Sitgsrin
Sat beItegt bss 9obss 9anb
Ssuer biirre Ssnienrittsr
Stredt uns aIe in ben Ganb.
1as mddtiss @rafsusddfsdt. ben
aud bic atnien g%lanisHburg unb 9.im
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miihprrnanhnia.

sUaein Rasen 1T nidt in Orbnuns,
Serr 9ottor."
40abeu Sizes nit Der ao4taaTt Sbrer
gottin beriudt9'
sd CLAUDE pirtl!4 ri6t, baB oas bic
lridne III"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-05

Gonne elibert. Damn I4reiteu mir BEN
0ippsnbah entlang Our6 ben lauIhieeu
alofergruno unb etIanssn 70 81 isiHem
2uea, Dem 8oItmarsbrunnsn. BORT fins
ben mir ala utberbleibIel aus Dem ueunten
SabrbanDert SlDei in ben 6eIs osbuueHe
@eno!bs, ben @olfmarsteuer, in benz 81
anfdug bes 3e6uttn S~abrbunbtrts bic
fromme aIausneriu 2iutburg uno Ip1ter
Der Ginfsblsr @oltmar nit ieiHtn @es
ncHea baulit. Die aui Der bsnd4bartsH
alippe iiusii ~blobssIegten @runbmalern
finb bic lebitn 3eIts bes dlteIten aloiters
Mi6osliiein, bas ii6 8pifdsn 1879 unb
114s aug itner grdnerihait mtpidsIts.
Mttr ban 3tfttr5ieuftrn, bic aus altens
sdmpen bier tin5ngeu, mar Der Ort gu
youb unb abgtldisbeu, i6on mad eintaen
Subr5s6Htsn 5oesn Re ~tbalabpdrts uHb
Qriinbetsn am anmutbisen Quseangs oes
aIoNersrumoss gteusG ii4aelitein. @ou
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Beiden bes Meidtbums.

.SR Ct rsi97'
rast62 SD fonts meiuen! Gr III
70 reid. buB feline glddbarn bsreits
barber ipreden, mas Fe an Wobltbaten
thun pilrben, penn Ie fem @eLb hdtIen..
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Mnter Math.

,Sabtn Gte Iecre 5laI9sn, Mlobdmf'
.Seute ni9t; obsr 6ie t0nnsn nsbsnaa
onTraseu. bel Germ ausmann -. ieJs
6rdu lommt morgen BON 2dnbe suriit.s
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|. baden Sdtbsr1nbt osrs
IaFsu uno fulssn BEN
aaufs bes iOpaiia.n
6oI6bad, btr bisasidt
Dor bielen bitlsn Sab
rem fsinen Rarutn nit
Redt ssfubrt bat, in
Dem aber beute nut
nod bas Sob Der
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$50 III Wabrbeit?

.Diefn 9err Dublin riibmt Ii9, baB
er nismols bic Wobrbsit Iast.'
.@lauben @ies inn niht bet
Nsui9 1T Gin uar;gi 4SmEsr 9il0usE!"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-02-14

voters will be called upon next April to choose be-
tween license and no-icense Both vets and drys are
already making their appeals to these men who must
render the verdict for against the saloon. Some of
the places have been dry for two more years, and
their citizens have ample opportunity determine the
value of the arguments being advanced by the license
advocates. The people of the cities where the saloon
has always existed or has been doing business for
many years not fortunate they have long been
under license administration and have come to feel
dependent upon the license money Some folks who
are thoroughly convinced of the perncious influence
of the grog shop upon the morals of the community
and who know full we'll the results of the lawlessness
of the saloon have still lingering belief that the
license system is financial necessity for the munich
paity They hesitate to give their vote for the
throw Of the saloon for fear it will be vote for the
bankruptcy of the city and the ruin of business. This
article is for them. 1t prompted by the many re-
quests that have come to the Anti-Saoon League
headquarters asking for facts relating to the two
principal arguments advanced by the liquor interests
to the voters in cities These two arguments are
1. Closing the saloon means increased taxes.
2. Closing the saloon means business depression
empty storerooms; and dead town.
Tax Arguments Not Effective in Dry Towns.
The campaign managers of the liquor interests are
skilfu and resourceful they are quick to recognize
the vulnerable point in their opponents ranks and to
concentrate their forces upon that point They have
set OF arguments to appeal to the voters of the dry
town and another set for the of the wet COM
munity This fact itself is acknowledge of the
weakness of their position. For instance they know
that they would make themselves ridiculous in the eyes
of the people of dry town, that has been dry long
enough for fair test contend that the closing of
saloons means business stagnation bankrupt city.
They couldn't go to merchant of these dry cities and
convince him against the evidence Of the daily sales
record of his that he is the sure road to COM
rnercial ruin. He knows better
Hundreds of letters have been received by the
Illinois Issue from leading merchants of nocense
cities testyng to the fact that business has actually
increased under no-license administration of their
town.
They couldn't make voter who has access to
public records believe that the absence of license
money is bankrupting his city. Rarely is increase
of taxes noted, but almost always actual decrease
and in addition to this ADVANTAGE Dubc exnense has
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-02-14
I axes The Old Bugaboo


haps there have been illegal sales of liquor the saloon
sezes this like the proverbal drowning man
grasps at straw He magn6es these law infractions
pictures the blind pig the biggest to the
morals OF a community; corrupting the boys; making
hypocrites of decent citizens and rendering the law
farce.
At the time his employer, the dstiller and
brewer, fighting vigorously for the perpetuaton of
the blind pig, by opposing the proposed federal legisa
ton designed to combat that evil He has but one
other argument which to depend, and that is the
ability to corrupt the ballot box by of colonial
ton and bribery This mode of procedure of the
liquor interests in their campaign in dry towns isn't
theory 1t will be recalled that this was the universal
rule that governed contests in the election of 1870
after two years of noicense administration in hum
dreds of our cities and villages.
Taxes Not Increased by Closing the Saloons.
But in the wet town the old taxation bugaboo is
trotted .out. Taxes Taxes! Taxes! 1t is talked in
and out of All reference to the moral
side of the question is carefully avoided by these
crafty campagners the record of saloon murders and
saloon graft and saloon-cursed homes is too evident
After ALL the question of taxes ought not to weigh
heavily with the man who has conscience. Mayor
Bennett, of Rockford, whose letter in to in
quiry about taxes appears in another portion of this
Issue, covers this point effectively.
Anybody knows that if city receiving thousand
dollars year license money is suddenly deprived of
this thousand dollars, this money will be seriously
missed by the officials who are handling the citys
finances It will necessitate stricter economy and
careful administration and that is just exactly
what invariably happens. The city is the gamer and
what is lost in revenue is than compensated for
by lessening unnecessary expense
In Rockford before the city went dry in 1912, in
making up the budget for the following year. the Ii
money counted out of consideration The
town went dry, consequently the 100000 license
money not forthcoming, but it wasn't missed for
it had not figured in the calculation.
The Tax Situation in Some Wet and Dry Towns.
Generally a wet town is taxed to the legal limit,
there is danger of increase. It is legally i'm
possible.
But facts wanted and not theory. Accord
ingy, submit concrete cases. These cases
are typical and are chosen at random We first offer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-27
A BIG CIRCUS IS COMING
BaIrum and Bailey, With Big New
Spectacle. 10 Exhibit Hove Sept. IS.

The Baruum and Bailey Greatest
Show on Earth is announced for two
In Tulsa, Monday Sep
tcmher l.. To IL has been added the
wonderful spectacle of "Clcopatra, %
the greatest performance of It's kind
ever presented in America. 1t is en-
acted on a stage bigger han a hun
dred ordinary theatres ana with a
cast of 1850 characters, q great cho-
rus. ballet Of $50 dancing girls and
700 horses A trainload Of special
scenery costumes, properties and
stage effects are used. This iu il
self is a mighty achievement, equal
in attractiveness to the show itself
The main performance IS given In
three rings on two stages, on an i'm
mense hippodromc track and in "a
dome Of 400 feet long. There are
any number Of thrillers and the pro-
gram sparklcs with the wit and hu-
NOR Of the fifty funniest clowns on
earth.
Tho circus has "A newly built equip
ment II was devised and eXecu cd
I'm the foreign workshops of the show
in England. Five long railroad trains
are needed to haul it from city to
city In all there are ciRhty-fivc cars
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-27

good TO want 10 help"
George Peabody Comstock looked
wild He felt wilder, but Miss Curtis
apparently was too busy with her lit
tie leather bag to notice his agitation.
IF you will lift her, so. and LET her
lean against your shoulder, so" She
raised the small invalid tenderiy.
Comstock rallied. Something was
expected OF him Brayely he held out
his arms and gathered in little Addy
Magoon.
There. that's splendid. isn't IT,.
desrie? Now I'll begin"
With steady even strokes she be-
gan her task. George Peabody Com
stock watched with fascinated eyes
her strong young hands ply back and
forth. Their whlteness held him.
His experience with women was
limited TO the memory OF his mother,
charming but vague, and the sctuali-
ty Of his mddle-aged housekeeper. al
most as vague but not at all charm
ing.
After q while, Comstock timidly
raised his glance higher and dlscov-
cred the thick brown bralds which
we're coiled neatly oH well-polsed
head. When che turned. he could
follow q sirlish curve in her cheek
up 10 her honest eyes.
The settlement lady was surprising
~ young. though now when sho bent
10 lift the little wasted frame there
was a soft maternal yearning In her
face that caused George Peabody Com
stocks heart to give a most unexpect-
ed start
do you live at the settlement down
the street7' he demanded. abruptly.
yes. mother and | have room
there"
ARE ynn hanny dnins this sort nj
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-27
WILLING TO LEARN (

any good 10 take her swayT
70. yes! But where could we take
herr"
Comstocks mind regalned its bal
anoe and was working
I've little six-room cottage down
at the shore. It's furnished and ready
for anything II send my car. how
soon could you Ne ready TO take herr
In half an hourl" MRry's eyes be-
gan to sparkle.
Who else could you find? / can I
let you take tho responsibility alone"
Mother will 80. 1t will be splen-
did TO get her out OF the city, too"
Good At o'clock the car will
be here and III send my cook along,
there isn't time TO find another"
You'll send your cookl o, your.
certainly the best man In the world "
I'm not | never did a thing for
anybody until YOU" He stopped.
There was not time 10 tell her now.
Then an idea flashed alluringly.
III ] came out for Sunday would Il
be very inconvenient? thought I'd
rather Ike 10 see"
"Inconyenlentl II you dare stay
awayi" Her frowning eyes threat
ened him. then she hurried away to
begin preparations.
II was fortunate that 20. 7. Com
stock Woolens," was well estab-
llshed concern, for little It saw, the
next few days, of the head OF the
firm.
George Peabody Comstock was here,
there and everywhere doing the most
unusual things TO the mental accom-
psnlment OF Sunday Sunday Sun
dayl"
BY Saturday evening he had accom-
DlIshed most OF the business that he
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