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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-29
CHAPTER VI


"Ha. hR. ha," laughed Little
Claus. why. these are sea cattle.
am very thankful to you for
drowning. or trying TO drown me,
because. see what got in the
riverl"
Great Claus stared and stared.
His mouth grew larger and larger
and his eyes fairly bulgod
You see. said Little Claus.
making up 4 wonderful story as he
went along. Il fell TO the soft bot
tom OF the river and there a beau
tiful young girl offered me these
lovely cattle. found out that tho
river is a sort OF highway which
tho sea people use 20 go from the
mountains 10 the sea.
1T was lovely down there. and
there were 40 many cattle"
Then why did you come up so
soon7" asked Great Claus
Why. you see. said Little Claus.
tho sea lady told me that II
would take the short cut by land
and 20 TO another place in the river
| could have n much larger herd OF
cattle"
My. but you are lucky" sighed
Great Claus. Don't you think |
might get some cattle. too. II
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Nv Fred L. Boalt


m. more Memorial cay
wSen | was a boy back
-, Memorial day was the
' ~ day in the year bar
s.. 80 The Fourth and Christ
~ ~ Our little town swarmed
Il. IN veterans every May ioth.
s s~ outstanding, stalwart men
. sv' were. for the most part,
9Th here and there, OF course
! We negleg. here and there an
NE OF younger generations
,r.s 10 hear their gruti,
, sssery greetings at their reun,
-. al Hello, comrade
w Mn regiment
That was a good many
Memorial days ago.
IN. ma Army isn't as big as Il was.
=. ,sterans no longer are vigor.
~ me tales they tell are old
e ,t.teld There Is 50 much do
Az o4te@-@s
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ANOTHER MEMORIAL DAY!
SEATTLE TO PAY HOMAGE
TO DEFENDERS OF FLAG

ing In ia OF this century that W,
have little tune. We think, 10 lister
TO tales OF happenings OF 90 OF 4
century that Is gone.
Tomorrow the Army will marcl
again. Once more they viii deco
rate tho graves OF comrades dead
once more they will drag theil
/ tired feet and enfeehled limbs I,
the strains OF martial music.
Timoa change. Old wounds
heal We cheer, OF courae.
when the band strikes up star,
Spangled Banner" Hut We
cheer Dixie" too.
One more Memorial day.
There won't DO many more.
When the last veteran has an.
swercd the last roll call the
need-no. not the need. but the
lnspiratlon-for Memorial DAYS
will pass
When that time comes. you
VIII, II you are patriotic, ON
thar day turn for your inspira-
ton. not to marching columns.
not 20 banners flying. but TO
the duh and musty pages OF
the history books.
So let's make tho most of
Memorial day while we may.
To-day the students OF the public
schools are holding their Memorial
services. and all school buildings
are being visited hy populations OF
Grand Army veterans
At the Armury tonight the local
camps OF the spanish War veterans
will unite with the q A. X. In hon.
oring the soldier dead OF both
wars.
Following Is synopsis OF tomor.
rows program
Memorial day parade; Assem-.
bling on Second av.. north OF Pike
ST.. the parade will move south on
Second TO University st. where the
g. A. II, veterans will review tho
state and federal troops and fall
into line. From University the pro
cesslon will 40 south 10 Cherry.
thence west 10 First av. and north
on First av. 10 Pike place
The parade will leave Pike II. at
10 O'Clock in the following order:
Mounted police. Grand Marshal rhsip.
ana aides. Fort LaNton military band .
itth infantry. Fort iRstan. under Col
~ ". Mlisou. National Guard. University
cadet band. Univsrsity cadets. Joha
Miller post. g A, n. Stevens poet No =
q A r.. Iames sexton pest. q. A. n +.
john uordou camp. United confct sruts
Fsseranss George ~ Fortson camp. q, y
W VI Carl N. Thy Ess-n camp. q 3 W
v. sons % Veterans. sons 81 the Amer
tcan Nevolutiur. Efkn Eagles anf other
fratsfnal organizations: MAYER u~orx- y
cattarfli. members % tho city council.
bard % pebiic works and other city o..
ficiais. automobiles with disabled q \ Y
veterans, member. 81 ths womAn's Relief
Cufps ard AUXILIARY orders
Al the Armory: At noon this
program will be given:
senw My Country. 'ris 81 Thee" az
ssrnhivs Invocation. nsv W A Major
inrtrumsnsaI seiscsien. Industrial school.
ritual. James sexton post. . A r. vocal
solo. , Worth psnsmors. reading Lin.
coin's Geitrsburx Address" ~ a state
university student, no; yet named. vocal
sole. Daisy BERNARD Memorial Day Al
dress Col y street. vocal solo stng.r
not ret saieetsdl reaains Miss verna Pot.
ter. solo. This star Fpanxird Hammer
Mrs ". Thateh~rI bsasdirtioa. Re-. n
A. Smith.
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GETS $4,000 If
SHE STAYS SINGLE

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. May 20
BY the will Of Mrs Wllholmina Gil.
bert slingluff, the residue OF her
estate, valued at $4,000. is TO be
held IA trust for her daughter, Miss
Helen slingluff, as long as she lives
and remains single. Should she
marry the estate is to be equally
divided between her three children,
william r. slingluff Mrs. Mary
Boyd and Miss 6lingluff.
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Cinderella and the Boob" was
shown at tho Dream for tho frs,
time Wednesday. In this film the
Telegraph comedy players have given
their version Of the old tale OF Gin
dsrella II must Ice said Il does
not strictly follow the old tale. and
whether you Ike tho change or not
depends on your sense OF humor-
but Il should make you laugh II
there is any laugh IN you.
ing at the Circuit, worthy OF especial
communication from the fact that II
tells story that is different and
appealing. The character OF the
old mlser IL acted most admirably
and lifts the whole picture into a
class by itself
At the Home Untll Friday
Bread Cast Upon the Waters,
two reels. The Girl Detectives
Ruse." 'Tobsters. All style.
Youth and Jealous"
Al the Yesler Until Friday
"A Little Tease" two reels J.:
THE Happy Home" The Midgets
Romance" "Our Coast Defenders.
At the Society Until Friday
The End % the Quest" Win.
ter Sports Of Bodcle. Ancient
Greece" Mr. Mlnterns."
A. the Dream Until Sunday.
Wanda. child Of the Jungle.
two parts: Cinderella and the
Boob" The Hicksville Epicure.
"A Translation OF a Savage"
Al the Melbourne Until Sunday
THE Madame Du Barry" Car.
men" three reels; "Coplitsky and
Company"
At the Circuit Until Sunday
The Miser." two reels; ON the
Border" "O'Kamason, River
Romhtic."
A. the Grand Until Sunday
"Gaumont Weekly" The Anna
teur Highwayman," "Shep, the
Hero"
At the Black Cat Until Sunday
Little Olga's Mystery" three
reels.
At the olympIan Tonight
The Price OF Jealousy" 'Leonie.
Beau Brummel." Making a Base
ball Bug" "Pizen Pete"
At the clenmer Until Sunday
"a Perllous Ride" The Trimmer
Trimmed" "Highbrow Love" THE
voorhees, Message" "The Right
way"
At the Class A Until Sunday
Bunny Dips Into Society" Love
and Strife In Mexico" Bull Fight
ing In France" Logging in the
Forests OF Cochin China"
At the Union Until Sunday
"A Cry From the Dumb Great.
err Love" and other pictures.
At the Moore Tonight
Last night OF tho Lyman Howe
Travel Festival"
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RICH MAN LOSES
MIND Il YEARS

WARREN. Pa. May 20 tspl } --
Disappearing i2 years ago. while
suffering from mental trouble. John
Oliver OF Chicago. wealthy land
owner OF Yves, Virginia and Penn
syivania. reEaincd his memory NJ
ter meeting with an accident in a
sand plant AZ Torpedo. near here.
lie f. in the hospital here awaiting
the arrival OF brother from Chi
cago.
oliver said he owned 40 build.
Ing lots near Wheeling. ". Va. and
that he had valuable mineral land
In the vicinity Of Lancaster. PA. a
telegram sent 20 his brother in
Chicago b. the county commission.
era brought prompt confirmation
OF the mans story.
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SHE FORCETS SHE
ISN'T IN ENGLAND

NEW YORK. May (spD ---
Because she waved n lighted cigar
cite In one hand. an empty gunny.
sack tn tho other and grated on
militant suffrage from a soap box
on a street corner. Mrs. lncz Nor.
ton Mundy was arrested and mr..
raigned In court.
Mrs. Mundy formerly was the
wife OF Hon. Rupert Cecil Craven.
brother OF the Earl OF Craven.
In her best militant manner Mrs.
Mundy at first announced TO the
policeman that she guessed she
would not accompany him 20 the
station house. but quickly changed
her mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-29
SWEDISH BUSINESS
MEMS CLUB MEETS

The next meeting OF the Swedish
Business Mems Club will be held
Tuesday evening June 3. p. m.
Swedish club hall Several import
ant matters will make this meeting
one Of the most important ever
held by the club
The outlined plans OF the prog.
ress and prosperity committee will
BIO placed before the members for
their action. Action will also be
taken on the matter Line Sverige
Nord Amerika. Election OF officers
for the coming six months will be
held.
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FARMER GIVES
AWAY ALL HE HAS

HAMMOND. Ind. May 2e--fSpl)
--Leburn Meyer OF Oichess. a mid.
dlcaRcd farmer. has given away all
his property. amounting 10 $4,000,
and startodso work for livelihood.
Two years ago Meyers wife died.
leaving the property 20 him. His
conscience began TO trouble him n
year ago. until yesterday he told his
lawyer that he believed his wite's
spirit was urging him to deed the
property 90 her sister. Mary j.
Porter. Since the deed was turned
over Meyer has expressed happl-
ness he has not felt In years.
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I Teeth
vTl1xNG ~ TO p1@
= Aihsay ca n4sfs D>usisss
Ru.pi~s Bsak Buii fsns.

~ mafit>e nilinx % ..~sh Involves .
~ hnfalzx sae tschnicus Tbs tooth
I'm nat sss es saoekst sr i-rftss.t /:
Il essssst szf e~csy~i tooth sfrucsurs
- y rnosst: proper edges NAV bs
pryar>1 sz3 sncsc~sx.s rsvsn for nec,s-
~ rsn,ion. snt the fiiiins materials
~ - nas'puia,et vim ssfii and tn
RsH VIA prscisirr and treat care.
~ snAna esrnsnt alloy or porc-iaia
EnD nrss ~ ins~rssf With ss1ii regard
ttsr ,rep~riy infieatst ned These
II a'y ssns u n. points observed ~
y r<rtallsts N riilaxs thus We rusr-
e's al fflinu
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BEGIN PROBE OF
HALL COLLAPSE
ny United Press I.sarsd wire

ny United Press L.arvd Wire
LONG BEACH. Cal May % ~
a coroners jury began TIA inquiry
today into tho collapse OF the audi.
forum landing here Saturday
which resulted In the death OF 30
persons and injury OF 200 more.
Fifty witnesses have beon sub
poenaed 10 testify
Nearly so Of the injured remain
In hospitals All are expected TO
recover.
A commission OF three experts.
named by the city OF Long Reach.
the coroner and British order,
Sons OF St George. resumed It's
probe into the disaster today.
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Cowboys Beat Up
City Policeman

ny United Fress Leased wire
LOS ANGELES. May 20 Patrol
man Floyd Hatch is suffering to
day from serious injuries received
al the hands OF a band OF cowboys
employed by an Glendale motion
picture company. Hatch alleges he
was attacked and beaten and strip
ped OF his star and uniform by the
cowmen as tho result OF an arrest
recently OF one OF their number
PatrolmNn Harry stiles. who hur
riod 10 Hhich'a aid. was seized and
held captive I'm a corral.
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THE MARKETS

Ths following are the average prices
paid by local commission merchants TO
the producers and prices paid ~ the re-.
taller 90 ths commissioners The prices
paid the farmers come under buying
price" and the sum paid BY the retailer
under selling price" Prices In ali cases
ara subject 20 variation. according 10
freshness and general onceiisnca hut
these prices unless otherwise Indicated
are for strictly first grades
EsEn. ranch ........t. fpn 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-29
FLOWERS ARE NEEDED

More flowers are needed for Me.
mortal day The committee IN
charge viii be at tho Armory Fri
day morning 10 receive flowers
from any one who can spare them
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AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.

Moore-Lyman Howe Travel
Festival.
Metropolitan - Nazimova In
Bella Donna"
Seattle-"Pierre OF the Plains"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Empress-vaudeville.
Psntases-Vaudeville.
0rand-Vaudeville and motion
pictures.
clemmer - Photoplays and
vaudeville.
Melbourne - Photoplays and
vaudeville.
Alhambra - Photoplays and
vaudeville.
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this advice and did as he was told.
SPLASH
The sack, with Great Claus Sc
curely tied in II, went straight TO
the bottom OF the river.
Il am afraid Great Claus will
never find his cattle" unused Little
Claus. as he walked off down the
road toward home.
(The End.)
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THE OFFER OF the Alpha Lit
erary society OF the Broadway high
school TO donate TO the city a stone
drinking fountain. to be placed in
front of the school, was recon-
mended for acceptance by the city
utilities committee Tuesday.
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A%sa
TEFT II
EXTRACTING rMEE
A An~ay cus Rate p~ntis's
pu.~,sp nNrk budding.

.~sr>esi,a Of teeth 70 very ira-
-, ~sus. reu want the 's~'n re-
v,,ssus pals and at reasonable
,rx pea wans roar teeth extracted
& sassss -he knows hs~ to extract
y, ~ aIssny p-nsiss. afford y0a a
$50 extractor WHO extracts teeth
assrss psia
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TEE II
ARTIFICIAL
~ - sai o..
n Mhasy css Rate pcntisss
pwss<s BAnk Building.

~ Pate Department. Ss snass rai
4 4 tss<h f-vrn zee bee. is.W Va
esrssss< 70 a. ycar meu,a ara re-tQFp
a ~v-aal txrsl .xpr.asina and eonteur
-, lsrrswsoa. ~arh-n sscsl. mari.
- : -. xvArantss our plates are
-, r. y-a 10 us~ies's tsTtntt Yoar
4 VA sne our rusntsr specials, 81
= ~ yrSrsfes err-is In this ~ork-
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Dance at Dreamiand tonight. '''
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Any work that doesn't prove
satisfactory will be repaired
free Of charge at any time.
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fglakiid5er QiaTe.t.y

tRfdlSiiher GiaIe.t.l
IN be Geb BUN @orms uffme @autrsI
ort
Gut be achrer E6broohfiEin halle;
81 uenui ais feline ShGler G @ort.
Cat bic n Sag crnus gfttaIlts. -
Sebt iimmt BE glelh ans RlIIeri
geii,
Gen bun be b'ionuers SdIdlt;
Or foil aus benz Mort sergFbenbeit"
v Rude. n CAT su baue.
G. Themes @eiIdeu Fott r iih BLOB
Ieiper bic aif9ab beiuunc,
Gann legt r liant INN irdftia los,
Ell Cat, Der mar i6uun gtiinne ;
.gleim gatter ief Saul bun 96b INN
Gar
Soft hurrert D1arl aeaoIte,
Or aeb'n belt for fud8ia Der,
n bic SuOse nod iuoIItel'
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sic SIR I66li4e Sntenidsn, mit3us
ftnss, aufsetptpe I'm fi6 nod ben
ga6rru1m perfuge, no mer uns bann
in bic Paus piooer febn." Said.
mas Zen mid ieas Rismarfs 10 NAB
gemaat! Wler ben infer beites ges
trsit, ben ridtige Son gu finne,
dtptper Der Snipergung bon BEN eri6te
Senner in ben biefe 8ebs Is 70 plObs
lid gepefe, baB i9 meme Deus eans
bod gepitidt ben, ipsun i'd oief ZEN
fings foQe.
Weu, mad E Minnit obber suei bat
urls Der SingIsbrer b0fli6ft sriudt,
gu itappe, Sdsntelmdnner, bat sr Qes
id9t, mir lin bier for gu liuae IN nit
for gu baule. Wenn Gle i'm bidite
urpuIb BON Qfritsb 70 Gtimme BON
ii6 ssfpipe bebte, Damn bebte ale
2eiens Gebntinafpeas triegs unb bic
MOnties bebte bic Gib triege. Go
sbbes tDnnt nod tein Glefant ifent .
I'm ou6 tein Rinno3sros lin 3tDiI6e
Shine un mid, i9 fam es aud nit
iienbs. @enn Sic infiIte mitsnlinae,
bann bubn i'd reitsfpeg rtefeine,
afpiper id fpeiB gut senus, 6nB Sbns
Der Benefit un bas SntereFe bon
unfessn ftone Sinsberein arn !Serss
Iiest TN b1b lie bic SaFeietee NIT an
ben 9omm brinse polle. S6 bante
Sine for bas gtobe SHtereHe. no sic
es5sist ben I'm iebt gubei auf fr0bs
lidss Mibberiebn i'm nd9ite aons
3ert.A
WeG, fpie rlsr oas sebOrt ben, ben
mer uns meuAlings georidt. Mer
ben nit email in ben 9abrrubm ess
Fappt, fontern fin itrebt gu ben
Debespeiler fein glab. no nier uns
en- ean3 ssbDriss Duff anasbrunte
ben. Sd tenfs, fDenn Der Ginglebrer
70 ftobborn Is lin bentt, Dab er mits
aus uns fsrtig fpern .ann. bann ahls
rsdt; diptper ih peib, Dab er uns
mile fpsrb.
Womit id per5leiipe
Sbne Jhrn Iisluer
pbiIipp~S auerampfet.
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febre Sf6ebns gerptpe. Sebs Se Ii9
email beut nadt in ben 3enner. Der
is am nd6ite gu mid I'm Oa tnnn id
am bette I'm fdnsaite dusfinne, ipie
Sic in ftimmIider 6iniidi bsIatase
i'm. Mler iiHse isbt bas ySaibsr0ss
lsin" I'm es iperb nit lang nsmme.
Damn tunn id Jbne iage, pis ss nit
Sbne itsbt."
rD.oesbeiIsr," ben i4 eeiagt. i9
oente mir biisr sebn b'im; ID
slautps. Der Singlsbrsr is nit 10 melt
aus ben Wtg. mas unIere Meuies
ton3erns bubt I'm i6 ben teine 2uit,
mid bon bic annere iyessr Den 26bf
getptpe gu foie." 9u bif4t tre6iig,
Dot Der Dsbesreiler geiugt, isst i'm
mer bu I'm snnitpss I'm id Safir, baB
rner email en- gloff ma6e.@ Meq, er
bat es iiA nit ausreooe loIs lin mer
ben uns bann in DEN srI9te 9snnsr
seisbt. Mer ZEN geItart: Sab en-
aRab e Roslsin itsbn," aiptper lpie
mer on ben aDslein maze, ba bat Der
Singlebrer setloppt lin bas me;nt,
oaB mer dl ben nit finge itappe
mife. St BAT hana s.iast: .llnitr
eridter Ssnnsr is in Dem aeu9buite
{ nnsnobn &pontitee; mer ben rur
febr tpenise sri9te ssnners. bafor
tonne Die ipenige Mlnnn dinner aud
nur iebr psnig lelIte, id bsbt hdber
ben Mifter DebespeiIer unb ben
Mifer Sauerampfer fruss, oh ie ii9
nit sefdai9it in ben 5psite senner
ieBte noble. Die 2uftpsrdnberung
bubt f. mebbis ale bsibe CANA gut"
Sd fam Sbne fuss. Serr Rebats
tiondr, ih ben drig tfhiep gefiblt i'm
pdr an liebiie mibber ausgebddt,
aipfper Der Deoesipeiler ipar 10 bulls
bebbet, bdb sr bon 10 ebbes gar nids
bat bore pols. Mer ben uns in ben
5peite 9ennsr selsbt lin ben pibter
geitart. Msr I'm audi 0iesmal nit
nett fommt. GhentslmGnner, bat er
gelagt, iebt made mer nod emal {
Sreiel nit Sbne in rem 9ebs I'M
mann es bann nit gebt. bann fir ih
bdfor. bob mer ben Gdmer3 uno
Sammer fdusa . gnb made. inSsm
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8 biefs arititer. SHUTTER
bes ilsinsn 5riBtsns (5u einem Be-
0suten0en MuIitsR ritiier): sd
CLAUDE, in uniersm 6rib9en itsdt
elm grObes mufitaIifdes Salient.
Denn er einmaI cine Melooie gee
Fort fat, bsrgiBt er Iie in isinem
geben ni6t msbr."
Mufits&rititer: rSm - ba mag
sr ~alerbin9s NAL Elm bebeuten0er
Sperettsns aomppnif tperoen."
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mitsetsilt ben. bd bat er Den anpp ges
fdiittelt TN bat sefast: oG4entels
manner" bat er geiaet, i9 freue mid
INNER, Denn Der aobres bon unfsre
Sing Saiieietbee i~ntrisfe bubt I'm ss
Is fhubr genug { Dinner for ben @era
ein. iuenn 3tpei risipedtebbel WsGnner
fpie Sbr atpei fooiel Sntereffe idohe
oubt, ooB ibr ei6 al ben Srubel
made MOTT. DINNER, G6sntelmdns
ner, bas is nit alles tpns n0tig Is.
Die 6auptfad is ood Die, baB mer
audi piebels triege, no finee t0nne.
Jn en- aobrss bilft bas Mauliptbe
nids, bier mlB ssniTeIt psroe. Was
jest Sbne SIRE Dsus ton5erne bubt,
mub i9 fase. bdb id nod nit bel ers
freuli6es baOon as66ri ben. ais .
anbl lam msr i6on beim Sabte
mobilize, oh Der Mdnn Mubiid in
feline Snieit bat o6bsr nit un id mlb
glei9 bier fdse, baB Sbne Sbre Deus
INNER 3u mid geiaunb bat, als tpeln
en Srod. mo nit S9ieieiie belaoe Ia,
timer 10 { rstt bolpsriees ps6fment
fabre bubt. Sic osrfe iptper meme
WOrte nit iobr tpsr'n III nit fdlsht
fuhle, oipiper i'd tann nit belfe. bic
Smpreihen ben ih INNER bon Sbns
Shre Weus frisst. SD nil aiDiper
lfe4r nit Sbne fem IN Shne aud {
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- Nus Der @irtfi9teit.
Cine ainoersdrtnsrin aeist ben ains
bern oas Bib bes 5aien uno Be-
ipridt oas Sier. Inter anoerem
.fragt fe: .Mas bat Der 9afe am
Mnule2"
Sdnsden: Der 9aIe hot Saare
am Muuls!1
ainDsrgdrtnerin: sRihtig. Mels
DIES sier bat ou9 Saars am Mauls9
Sd babe es Gu9 nsuli9 es3eiet.4
(pauie.) Dent einmol nod. gs
lebt TN 9uufe nno fat 9aars am
Maule!@
Jribden: Die papas!!A
Sci oisIer @elsgsnbeit srsGblt Ole
ainoersdrtneriH ben Rinoern and,
oab Der Sdger ben Ghpan3 oes 6a-
fen ,NIume" nennt. Qlls iie nadj
sinigen Eagsn uieosr oarndd frdgt,
antpprIet en- Rinp: j Der edpan5
Ots 1uitH hsibl sNsrsibmsinm9ts!A
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Der Seirntgpermttts
- 6eiratsbermittlsr: Sd mub
bod sinmal nahrednsn, ME piele
Msnfdsn i'd sigsntlid i4on rsings-
Iegt babe.
GIatfabaen. Nd.
Grau Meisr, i9 babe Sbnsn cine
Msnge Reuigtsitsn gu sr3dblen, mo
t0nnten mir uns mprgen trsffen -
In Der Stride oosr i'm sbeater2"
WirtungsIos. Die fleis
ne Grna 1T Bel ibrsn bsiben nilbsn
9ettsrn gum geiu6 ssipeIsn. QIs
ie pisber mad 5auie fommi, berias
tst is ibsr ibrs Ginbriids:
aqopa6cn. bente Dir nur, Sans
uno Dernsr bsten a1e absrb gum
Iisbsn Soft, sr m0sG artige Sungens
aus ibnen ma6er."
n8as it biibi4." fagt Der gapa.
Slein : Grna bentt elm Deilhen
srnIt6oft nad; bann isufSt fis: ,Qber
bis ieBt bat ct IS nod ni6t gstan!"
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Ruip. 8irt: .9ieisn @sin
babe i9 fdon 80 Sabre i'm 9ener!1
Soft: ySbo; - mas fein dnoersr
bia. bag brdudsn's mir nber ar9
nidt por5uiebsn!"
Rpbleffe. 8udbaIter:
,9sut' iino ss ssraoe 25 Sabre, oub
i6 Del Sbnen in Stslluns biu!"
Gbef: nGd0n! 8a iperoe i9 Sbs
men SIR 9ebaIt 1eute tn rs pfg.l
Stiiden ousSablenll" y
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- DehftIfsitie. Batter
(Bur tsiratsidbiasn 9otter): per
it reid. psrittbt isin Gsi6dit uno
1T Elm imattsr Sunss; ben nimmit
6u!"
9o6tsr: Sd nsbm. i'm abtr
ri6t! - Gr esfd1t mir ni6t!"
Batter: n Nts hsibt, sr gsfdlt Dir
nidt! - On eefGaF ibm aud uidt
unb sr uimmt DID bo4!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-04

- 9as ltbie Mittsl. gIis
Sunofer (bsi rssnsrii6sm Mstisr):
Sd tperOe obus S6irm ausgeber.
btelsidt iniipfs i9 cine gstannts
idaft on!"
= QppslI on sic pbantas
iie. photograph: Gin frsunOIides
res @sii6t, Serr Wleisr nod
frsunolidsr 80. 6sntsn Sie sinmaI,
sic Ieien in aoniurs asratsn.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-04

- @orabnuns. - 6srr (slm
50rifer, ola no6ts I'm l ubr btflsn,
9adel in bns WirtslotnL getfoIIt'
tummD: 5reuen sic fi4 niat. baB
SIR 0adel Sic abholt2
50riter: S0rsn g nur auf, . u.
ba lit fi6sr bic alte aud nidt iueit
bnnon!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-04

miBber 8. aidter
(u einem borgefibrten arrsitanisn,
Der fdrn cine Heibe BON 8orItrufen
bat): rq1, ieben mir uns
aud nieoer sinmal2 Was hdt Gle
osnn bsrgefiibrt2"
QrreHant (auf siusn Sdubmunn
Seutenb): Der ba!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-04
Gin GhmsrrnStp,

= Gin S6neren0ter. -
5rdulsin: Sd bite, mir teine 70 toIt.
barren 8utetts mebr gu ienben, 9srr
2eutnant! Man t0nnte font nod
Sbre S6uIben mir in bic S9ube
f9iebsn!
2eutnant: @irb niemanbem einfols
len, GrGuIsin! - 9a5u iiub ia Sbre
5lBasn bel gu Helm!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-04

Qugu f E: Pun, iuie fsbfs nit
0sinem S4ab? SIT sr INNER nod
bos2"
Minno: ~SeI6ft bat er fid nod
ni6t piebsr bIiden laiisn, absr fell
einigsn 5asen tommt fem S6naubsI
mittags pieber re%geImGBig gum 6reIs
FEM"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-04
srOnts.

5n unItrm 6aus ipobut cine Sons,
Die IeiOtr in Der 9ot
9idt 5pti, fouosrH ods III
oas @'frett! -
Iur sin;n 6liissI bat!
On O,m Tst Ie mo iinst unc
f9rsitl -
Gin Sammer iIrs unO SObn;
0abei bat nod Bic cole Waio
Sin Rieisugrummopbon!
Singit frug id, tpsr ois Dame iei,
Die tGgIid tat 70 ihrsi'n2
Nan iagt'. Die qrdfiOtntiu mars
gcm antiIdrmbsrsinll"