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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-17

Make that cold room bearaoIe with
q Gas Heating stove.-No. IND. Gas q
Elsc. Co.-Adv. 2Stf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-17

New York, Dec. 17.--"If they had left
me alone. food adulteration in this
country would be only a memory and
not menace as it is today"
Thus spoke DR.. Harvey w. Wiley,
former chief chemist of the department
of agriculture. in addressing the Ma
tional Civic Federation in session here.
He followed it up with what he called
inside history of the reasons why the
pure food law is "A prisoner of war.
bound with thongs and gii'ded about by
ropes
The chief reason for its Inefficient
enforcement he gave as interference
with the lawful powers cf the bureau
of chmistry by Presidents Roosevelt
and Taft.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-17

rare. For pipe or cigarette. best that
seax and skin can produce--Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-17

Breftung's La venda Cigars are the
Aighest class in all its sizeA-Adv. II
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-17
Clemens to Build.

G. L. Clemens is to build a $1,000
dwelling of brick veneer in 4-e Wal
than street. J. d. Smith is the con-
tractor. A permit has been granted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-17

ADVERTISING PAYS, LIZ IT'S IN
THE TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-17

Breftung's La venda Cigars are cons
sidered supreme by the best tudgea--
Adv. -
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THE GUILTY PARTY.

-
Monday Ryan was released after
securing a $500 cash bond and arrange
ments made to send theh case over to
the superior court for trial. When
Chief Austgen learned of the money
and letter being received by Attorney
Conroy this morning he replied. That
is just one of the many tricks that the
crooks have in their efforts to get out
of a trial. 1t is my opinion" said Chief
Austgen, that they raised this money
to give back to Kotzer so that he
would not care about pushing the pros
ecution as long as he got his money
back.
"Of course, it Is up to Kotzer."
Chief Austgen went on, land IL he will
not appear against this man Ryan, we
will be unable to do anything our
selves
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-17

just heard that a young man was
picked up in your city for dipping a
guy. I know this kid is innocent, and
as I am told you are his attorney, and
to show you am on the square, am
sending you the amount the guy lost
(which was s123.0o). I am sending this
TO you to give back to the old gent II
he don't take 1t back, 1 will pick 1T up
from you one of these days.
(Signedl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-17

fronted with another strange incident
The package contained $123 In bills
and a letter reading to the following
effect:
Chicago, I'LL,
Attorney Joseph Conroy,
Hammond, Ind.
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kconNnued on page eight.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-17

CONTINUED MILD TEMP
FAIR TODAY AND
PROBABLY THURSDAY;
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(ContInued on page eight,
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Continued on page eighty
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-14

In Der tie Id 70 pl0blih bsfanb, madten
re suert ihtpermiIti8 utb iaIiebIih
a~etItesaetDrt. Der 9auspirt, bet lire traus
ride aaae e~rtdnnte, itunbete ibr bic Niete.
mad IA Eagen aaer fdrieb er ihr, bah lie
nun bod entipeber bic Miete sabltn ODER
BE Wobnung rdumen milft. Da Ct teine
Mnttport abielt, po[ts ~ fe iih am
nddften 9age felbit bolsn, anf ltin Rlopfsn
unb allngsln iplrbe ibm jebo6 nidt ges
DIfnst. Gr lieb b1nn burh bic pDIi3ei
Difuen, uab man fonb In bsr Slide bas
bSlig' snts!slbete, bis gum @lslett soboes
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NIT BEN iibriasn 9beil BET Rb.inprobina
unter preubifds 9errf6aft fam, ba brad
NIT Der 3ugehDrtgteit 5u eineri grobsn,
gut sslsiteten Staatspeisn, nit Der GHts
tpitefung bes Rbeinitrums su elmer
srobtn, einbeitli6sn 9srtsbrsftrube aud
pisber, erft langfdm. bonn idneler, cine
neue 3eit ber 9lutbe an. Grit BEN i,eil
erpahenben beutfhen 8oltsesfiibl regte
fih aud bds GelpiFen, bic sroben aufs
saben, bic BITE Batter hinterlaHm bdtten,
tpieber a~ufsunebmen. MabnenO raete ber
Urmtrabn, Der gum Muhrsei4en Der @tabt
eetpprben mar, auf, unb In ben Sersen
i~unfbegeiierter Mdnner begann IS fiA
All regen. Befonbers Gulpia goiheree
tpedte ben ffIafenben 9pltsseiit, unb er
battle bds gliid. ben 45nig Grtebrid mill
helm III. unb mebr nod ben bamaliesn,
fir bic aunIt bsgsiterten arDnprinsen
file feline pldne su eetDtnnen. 1924 be-
damn man NIT Observation-Disclosures tn
befheiDeuem rmfanss. Der 8oumeifter
3pirner mar e., Der auert NIT BEN tiibs
men Gebdnten zines Doltgen Musbaues In
bie 0effsntIiGteit frat. Seine 8egeiftes
runa baltic lit ben 9ersen alsr a0lner,
ouer Rh~einlGnber, aler Dsutfden mddtie
tpiber. am A. September 1842 tpurbe
Inn 9eiTein be8 aonisS Griebri9 WilbeIm
Nv. feierlidit Der Grunbftein gum Weiters
bau eelest, fir ben I'M Gduasn Bis 1880
1876 Miaionen Murt perdussabt puroen,
in biefem Sabre tonnte enblih am 15,
Ottober. in Mnfpelenheit oes 3aiisrs miIs
helm I. unb fat idmmtlider bentider
HunbssFIrften, bos Beft Der N~plenouns
~oefeiert ipernen. GB ipdren aipei Gefttaet
peibepp{sr Gtimmuns, Der Gag Der Gin
peibing unb Der folsenbe Gag bes Geit'
suaes, Bic pie Elm Sugenbtraum unauss
IoffliA I'M Grinnern ruben.
BON srbabenen Grnt our er6abenifer
QuIt: Der aDlner adrneoal, Der SunG1f
II ber broligsn aaTnf6e Sprorn1 muir.
aelt:
lins t0fIde Gprocd, Il eb ne Sdab,
sd ger nit sbb errnebliA:
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K0ln,
Ole Krone oer Rbeinstaote.

Der s~5afenseit bauert Der Ge~isstrubel.
Sung unb alt, arm unb reid geber1 itch
elmer tollen Greube bin.
Donnerstug porber III bic fossnanrte
Metberfaitnadt, DEFENDERS bon ben Wartts
frausn bss Mltsnmartts, gefeiert tpprben.
Der erobe Getsus. Der am Montase
burd bic @tabt siebt, Iodt biels 1auienne
bon austparts an. duff benz Reumarft.
BON no CT aussebt, unb in ben Strabst1,
bic er paFirt, ippgt cine ungeheire Waerl@
ffenmenee, bic tn ben fp6teren Sagess
itunbsn eiasn Decentralization adrm
fnoht. Sn benz 3uge tebren einaelne,
biffpriIh getporbent Gruppen dljdhrlth
tpieber. 10 Der a1li6e Boor, baa aolf4e
| 0dnnesis, BE &Dlnsr Gunfen unb Der
prins adrnebal, beFen Mdasn iia se>
p0bnli4 bur9 cine rside pru6t ausa
ssi4net.
Niroenbs fummt bic leidtinnige Gnrgs
l~pioseit bes aDlners, feline aebensfreube
uab fsin Sn~oentasleben better airn Muss
brud o[s IN RopiI1's brplieem @ebibt:
Die SetmelmdnHden1. bds bier plat
49,
finben mDge:
aDie ipur at RSln es bod pcrbem
nit 6einsslmdnnden 10 bequem!
Denn mar man fauf . maj legte ftA
Sin auf bic gant unb pfleste f4:
Du turnen BEL NaHt
Gbe mans seba4t
Die mdnnlein unb fdnGrmtsn
lnb Happier unb ldrrnten
limb rupften
limb supften
llnb biipften unb trabten
uub pusten unb fhabten,
limb eG eth Gaulpela nod eripudt.
Mar al ieia ausetpert bereits semadt,
Die 3immerleite liredten iiH
Sin ouf bic GpGn' unb redttn iih,
SnbeNen fam Bic Geiiterf9aar
limb fo6, mas ba at Sinmern tpdr:
Robm Meibsl unb Bell
llnb bic Sag in Gil:
6ie Idgten unb ftdden
limb bicbea iub brdhen.
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fyubs. al8 bet Gdbrilaut bann In 8ons
iurS gsrist, bsrlieB Ct feline Geliebte, Inn,
fpie Ct iosie, fid In Mmerita cine nslle
griitena al griinbtn unb ibr fDfort
mad ieinsr Mntunft bort 3a ihreibeH,
ipann fe nahtomneH Ioae. Miber Grs
iDartsn blisb lie jsbod obne Nahridt.
DIES mar unio fhmer3lidfr filr iie. ais
ibr Geliebtsr He gGnaIi9 mittelIos 5us
riidgtIaden battle. Miett tonnte lie felt
bieIer 3stit ~ibtrboupt nidt mebr be3ablen.
DDS pergsbli1e Mdrtea alf eine Nddrtht
Donxibrem GtIitbtensa lrb biesgrObe not,
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nnD rtdts !. elm R~iefeniburnt, 156 Metsr
bod. 9ort ber 40 Dieter hobe ubrs
fburnt bes gabnbofss, peld eth 3tpsrgl
Dorsber bic arobs, au "a Dieter 2ohs
Fih tpolbsnbs 9a6nbrfsbaIs, tDis iief our
Erbe aeoriidt! mir iieigen BITE StaferI
binar, unb nun fssben mir i'm SSSnnsrn bes
1pmtg. Wie gepaltig jiHb bic Sdilsn,
unb bod tpie f9lant srldsinsn fle, tnibt
bas ailae ibre RitInbShel Sn sinen
NyaIb bon 5dulen, einsm herrlihen Bus
henspulOe bergleihbar, iduuen mir birsin.
Der Dom IT., 10 ffrieb Elm postifihsr
geiGauer, .bas Mdrhen BON Derfteiners
ten MaIb, 70 tpunberbar, bab man babor
tpie Elm Stein itinftebsn uno gdr5 ttefs
jinnia tperben f5nntc -. Mte eth Or
biroe erId,ien MIR Der Dom, ipie eth 0es
birae aus MenTbenbdno unb mad ben
@sisbsn BET aanit. Cine 3dde trdst nnb
fiiht Die oubere, jebe min hOher dlS bic
an6ere aIes ftrebt iueltfliihttg ernpor
tn bic Gpnne.A
Der grunbitsin si bisIem berrli9sn
Wduiperfe fpurDe ON In. AHBHI L1fo
burd ben Gr5biidOf aprrab bon So1'
ftabeu aelegt. CRIT 632 Sabre jpdter, i'm
Sabrs 1880, ionnte bas Geit fMtllsr 9ol'
snblna g%efeieft perben. 90 iirb Jabr'
huuberts an benz unbpllenbeten 9au, Der
ipte Elm sriimmerbilb elmer peraafseneH
glonaaeit aDlns unb bes beutfden Bottles
bnItanb, obnmddtis poriibsrsssareeH. Sit
bdttsn nie ssiDast, Elm fol4es 9dutperl
al beainnen, unb lpdren bdruM aud
auser Gtanbe, es 5u poIsn6en. Als bel
ipirtbfdaftIidc Niebergdns bsr emf f
bliihenbtn S~antaItabt an isinem Gitf'
puntte 'augelaust, ais 8eutidldrbs poli'
tifde Ohnmaht am srObten nnb be-
Nhein obgeriNsn mar bonn hetfidtr
qanoe, ba mar audi bic oerrlidteit bel
gDlner Comes am t~isfitsa seiuatsn; ba'
mails lpuute fogar, in Der 3eit oer Grsrnb'
herrfdaft, ein frons0FI6er 8ii9of Rap0'
lem ben gori1lus MAIDEN, bic Gtein.
maTIe, bic nar nod ais 9~eamosd5ir
e;sat., bed ahtrasssn 81 lalllItn. MIs asE
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agfsit nrb ffpn. NIT fdpsrfddiser
hragbeif fliebt Der Rbein burd bas ooe
Glndlanb; bds IN ntat Der tpilbt, frii9e
Gele[e, Der balb In bellgriinen, balb IN
titfblouen gDaFsrn gu 9hal fiirmte .....
braun nnb fdnusis FRONT Cd oahin, I'm
I'M WeIIhIanbe su peridnben.
a1In, bds beilige R0ln, bic &rpne Der
RteinitdDte, BON ber IS einit TN Mittels
alter bieb:
Coellen eyn kroin.
Bowen allen steden schoin.
Die umgebung ber Gtabt III fld9 unb
lrcltlps. 70 CANA Der GhOnbeit bar, aber
bas shilise &0lsn" felbit brinet bas
Mulerifae In bic 2anbfdaft, bsnn audi
jtbt nod, fDo bon feinsn 9f1itern, Gir1en
uno aapeItn, bopon es frlber IoDiele
bate, als oas Subr 1ust sdbIt. taum Elm
GedftsL erhalten blieb, hilbet es NIT ieis
refn sepaItigen Dom, feinsn Dielen aird4
ftbiruen, Ieinen bo9ragenoen Gddern
unb 6iebeIn ein impOiantes Bib.
liraIte Gtnbil Ser 2idser iandat 9tr AMI
HSte Drelteit 1t pcH Ibprefl bin al Iburei.
Mm @truIle GID, ir rinieftdt'tGer DlubI
Ie GbariHe fiebli IN bIduem Cuff ~berIoreu.
Jnpeb bte ariife Belle Cir NIT ouff
Ggsr 5iB umipilt. 80, 3~iuiefa1b olberfcrer.
@dmebli m g~sipieaelt olf bes Gtronles Nritit
Mat Alr3en, Iblraien, WluerH inb VaIditeu.
yin itul5es IBID, ba5 frelole, felbfi0efpust'
Den Altf ent8idt ben gBoDnerf itlb ben
Gdiiett
Gtia fuarbr' Id btr6 has b~rangenbe get,Bbf.
10 trefe .nuSw bes xboreS biiifern NoQeF1'
Gtg &trnReH bebilen flo bdIb lana ms iibf
Maln iurnia, brett. Beifialier. Ihurrf mn Van,
Gf9abli bon 8eiteit peIde Idrgfi berfioaen'
gdlp fiinoeI mir eth. frifber Decentralization
&ntlniig 8a(hiteu, @duIefL, Maaren6aIsn
Ntr fritbe @egeMirnrtI - EoS beiil6e Nam
@eltfs tI DID. aolni - CAB Itr buB Wort
gefaIIeuI
Ailn's fh0nIter unb befanntsFer sbsir
VI ieiH ireIibtribmtsr Dom. Dom QlItens
mnrtt Der iraubert man i~peTtpartg nodb
BEN Natb1duft, mad benz Giirsenif. ber
l441 aLs der 0trren 9ansbars4 errihtet
iplIrDe unb 10000 guIoen oefolet XII
iira nltrh BITE DOdiiraBe na6 BEN man.
rafsplnb 5i fummen liuo aebannt Dor ben
etipaltieen Dcmthdrlnen iii ltsben. ainss
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Der misunderstanding.

1rau Gin aanstrp bitIt iid hariiber
auf, bab III gepiHen Mobeateliers au
penig Werib auf has Gntmtrfen bon
MooeniIeiberu selsgt ipiirbe.
,sseber 6tpmierer, her einen 9leiltift
banbbabt, balt fiA fir etnen wiDbensei4.
I,er. Dos e%rinnert lebboft an bds Regt.
meni, benz Elm Barber febIte anb bns,
trob alien Gudens feiuen auftreiber
fpnrfe. Der Eberft rift bor BE Grpni
unb frastt, % unter ben Mannidoften
pieleiat in-ydrtnerSfei. Gin Mann tral
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TaS Cube elmer gerlaTene,i.

lleber has furdtbare Gfbe bsr gelieba
ttr tiats friibersn WerIiner Gabritanten
ipirb bem -. 80rI. Sour" aus S40nss
bst terihtet: Sim pieritn Sind bes 2atts
fts @IsbitIAltrabe IL rihtete Dor einem
Jcbrs eth gsrIiusr adufmdnn, Der cine
gfobs Dabrit III Der GtaIiduiberirdbe
bt[ub, lsiuer @eIitbttn. bsr iebt 33 Sabre
attn @hnfinxrin Urib1 Qidrtnfr, cine
MISUNDERSTANDING eth. @is sum /.
NItpbsr porlsssa asnbres ipobntt Il bel LIT,
INV bsiot ltbtsu Bib bahin duf@crobtm
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Berappten
limb fappter,
Biiirten ipie Galfen
llnb febten BITE 8dlfen:
gb' lids Der Zimmerman berfab.
Rlapp, ftanb bas gauge 9aus fchott fertts
bd.
Beim gGdermeiiter mar nidt Jtoth,
Die SeinselmGnnfen budten 8rpb.
Die faulen 9urfhen lesten fi6),
Die Dein5elmdnn4en regten ii6
limb ddaten bdber
Wait ben Sdden f9tper!
limb tneteten tiidtis
limb ippger es rthttg,
limb boben
limb iaoben
limb fegter unb baden
limb flopften unb badten.
Die BURDEN fdnardten nod i'm Gbor:
ga ridte f9on bus 8rob, bas teue, por.
9eim Gleil6er eins es iuit 10 gu:
gefeIl unb 8urIde lag In Rub.
SnbeNen iamen bic Mdnnlein Der
LIMB badten bas G6pein bic &reus uno
auer,
9as sirs 10 gef9ipino
gDie Bic Wliibl' I'M Dinb:
@ls ttappteu NIT 9eiIsn, Ots fdnibtsn an
Speilen,
Die ipilten,
Die tpiihlten,
limb mensten rnb miidteu
uub itopfien unb piiateu.
Tbot ber @e{elf BITE Mugen altf -
Mapp! hing bic Wurit ba i6pn i'm @us'
pettauf.
geim @6enfen mar IS 70: es trant
Der ailfer BIB er nieberiant:
Qlm bpblcn Gafe idlief Ct Elm;
Die Mannlein iorsten I'm ben Mein
limb idmeielten fein
glle Safer Elm,
Limb ro[teH unb hoben
Mit Dinbsu unb Sloben
limb idtpentten
limb itntten
limb soHen unb panidten
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gmtSthli1 tb e, nett urfd0n.
Dem aOlide unrsrseblid.
Inns tDlfde Gprop6 - lib uhlsr Sid
Gb Isi uus iipprtS blepbe,
lib dblsr Gid, no t0lfh geldlt
De fpobt, i'm f5lia sefdreDpe.
90, iebe a5lTde fprood DO a0li4
lin niimmes bddt itd seere;
ct bru6 fi4 finger mutteriprood
Dp4 tsinsr 30 fainnesre.
DrSm, aOllde al. fldst nor 0r SprOoa.
De lus, fu fpeih I'M prddttg,
Sc alien urs scrl 9dtt trtf
Gu ipunberbor, ~ mahtis!
Gpredt felper aOli6 I'm lsst bat aOIid
De MGbder In be Sunge;
Damn al uns puute, tpie ct heil4.
Dun piepide, ipe tter iunge.
Salt hub bat a0lfa, ala albsrbsb
Wermaainis alsr Siege;
gn unberm5blia 9entmal faIl,
I'm .alblssA ct bebiigse.
ct Iiebt fth 10 10 tpunbernett
Gm leepe a0lfb persGlt:
DrOm bub BE- t6lfde MutteriproO4
Tn buff alaaf uns R0uel
SIN Sabre 1923 ipurbe Der aDlml
| aarnepul In feinsr beatiesn Gprm in'i
| aeben serufsn. 90 biIbete ii9 bic srOB'
| aarnesalsseIeaTddft, uno bic @srauital,
tuna zines Gefauses am Montug ipurb'
in'g programm aufgenpmmen. Wiel
fleinere Observation-Disclosures entitanber
nod {pdter unb entftsben NOD iebes Sabr
aber bic .Grpbe' itelt bod I'M IQittel,
purtt bes gunsea Gtites. Sdon am II
bss H., alIO am IL. Nubember, beginner
Sic tarnepalitifden Sibunsen. Gs gift
ben {dlimmitsn MenidenIeinb, bel
| @riesqrann, ber iih tpdbrenb bes Sabrsl
iibsraa sinsenifet bat, TN 9ersen aufsu
Tpiiren unb NIT ben Maffen bes MibsI
unb ultissn Spottes au b%stdmpfeu.
Mnmablih riidt BITE Belt bes etsentli
den aarnepafs beran; bret Gage, @puu
taa, Muutas uno 9instas Dor geginl
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maaerte Grdulcin g., bas IN Der !ndnb
trampf6aft eine tleine puppe bielt. Mit
Der @efunb einss btnangtrifsneu MrSstcs
erqab, mar lie am 9ungertobe seitorben.
Sn Der Mpbnung ftlbt herridte bic
Bic arDbte u~norbnung. Mle 2Ieiber,
Dsder niip, lagen seritreit anf benz Gubs
boben umber. Niles psift barduf bin, bab
bic @erlafsne irrfnnis gctpOrbtu III.
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berpor unb melbete fi9:
SIT 9efebl, 9err Oberft, i'd Bin
@Grtner."
Gut, bann ernenrte i9 sic sum
gtlblder".
.qber, Serr Sberit -
..Rsin Mprt mebr. Menn Sic @ras
I6usibsn tonnen, toausn sic audi 8aars
fdneiben,1
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limb menaten unb mdnfhfen.
limb eh' Der aifer nod ertpadt,
war ffpn ber gDsin geih6rt uno fttH
gemaGt.
Chit haiti Elm Ghneiber grpbe pein:
Der 5taatsrod iolte feriig iein;
Mari bin bas 3eus uno Iegte jiA
Sin auf bas DIR unb pfleste iia:
ga f9liipften ie frii4
On ben G6neibertiiA
limb Ihnitten anb riidten
llnb ndbteu uab fictsn
llnb faBten m
unb pobten
limb Itrihen un6 eisten
ltnb supften pub rudten,
limb eh mein Gdneiberlein ertpddt,
mar 8iIrsermeifers Rod bereits ssrtadpt.
meuaieriq tpar Sss Ganeibers Msib,
limb modt it9 bieisn 3eitpertretb:
| @treut Grb5en btn; bic andre 9sudt
Sic 6einselmannden ton1nien fa4t.
Gins fdbrt nun aus,
S6ldgt bin TN 9aus;
| 0ie eleiier bon Stufer
llnb pluinpen N 3ufen;
Die falIeu
nit S9al1en,
Die Idrmen NIT Gdretet
iinb permalebeisn!
Gle 5prtnst binuntsr ouf ben S4aa
init ai9t: bui4, buI3, huid,. liiaa
perf9piabeu aI!
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limb feines 1T mebr bier am PIT.
man lam niat mebr iute loiitsa ruDa
man mub nun ales ielbsr t1lu!
Gin ieber mub fetn
5elbit fleibig istn.
limb fragen urb fdaben
limb renren urb traben
llnb f4niesela
linb biegeln
limb flopfen unb baden
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4d. bah % nod ipie porrld!s par!
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her.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-14
Gin ltittcrfmien.

.Geit mann drbeitft eigsntIi9 BET
Gpbn bes Chefs jhDn Bet uns2'
.Mrbeiien iGnt IT felt tiler bnIbsfl
Gtunbe, 0ber augtteIt LIT sr itpn istt
iiini Msrnetep
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-14

SD babe ben G6sriHg IN Ssr Msiisus
iuide." .,..a
.aNd. tpenn'8 weiter nitbts III ..,.
aMeinIt Gu2 4ber ih babe ibn u hsr
Meite, bic id mtiHer Drat Surn @igela
ssseber babe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-14

Die Worte .Q3eute" urtb rDiptbrnbes
bsbtuten san3 basisIbs, rdmli4 rGetpirn.'
dnt1siI".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-14
S,tt 2abaret,

.pilp, ipeabalb biit OH benin ailf Gina
NAL 10 ernit unb naAosntli9W
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-11

the last. when living pictures repres-
enting those by famous artists were
shown in darkened room by flash
light. Everybody knows Mrs. Wilbur
Craig represented the "Dutchess of
Davonshire," and that she was never
so attractive before. Of course no
one could pose for the Song of the
Lark" but Mrs. G. F. Hansbrough; !;
then when a classical pose for the
"Noble Lady of Venice was wanted,
certainly Mrs. ]. C. Millick was called
upon. How could more attractive
MRS. LeBrun and daughter" be pro-
duced when Mrs. w. H. Kahler and
little Virginia were there. Then
there was Baby Stuart" represent
ing one of the best Photographic pic
lures Van Dyck ever painted. But
who was the attractive little tot that
did the posing? There is just one
way to find out. Go to the Isis ant
see him in the baby contest entered
by the Current Event club for frs
prize. The prize money will be us
ed in payment on the new piano re
Gently purchased by the club.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-11
BABY STUART.

Have you seen Baby Stuart and
do you know who he is? Here is the
story.
The Art department of the Current
Event club held it's final monthly
meeting for the year at Sagehurst
Monday, and Baby Stuart was on
the program making quite the hit
of the afternoon. The club elected
officers for the ensuing year first, as
follows. President Mrs. l.. R. Aid
rich, Secretary; Miss Alma Anderson,
Treasurer, Mrs. Chas. Bergman,
leader of economic and kensington
departments, Mrs. VIM. Varley, lead
er of art and literature, Mrs. Byrd
Trego.
After this was dispensed with, Mrs
Trego read paper on the develop
ment of our national American Art,
which was well received. But the
best of the program was saved for
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-11
e. w. ROWLES SELLS OUT.

e. w. Rowles the clothier sold his
business last week to H. D. McCosh-
am who came here from Watertown,
South Dakota.
Mr.. McCosham adopted Idaho as
his home and Blackfoot as his place
of business after looking over the
west coast to his entire satisfaction.
He made his final comparisons be-
tween Idaho and Montana, and decid-
ed in favor of Idaho on account of its
being as he thought, more substan-
tial and certain. He studied Black
foot in January and again in March
and likes the outlook. He has been
in the gents furnishing business the
past twenty years with the exception
of the time spent with the American
army in the occupation of the Phil
ippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCosham have
scarcely reached middle age, have no
children, and are living at present in
a suite of rooms at E. A. Johnson's s
at "A South Stout avenue.
B Mr.. Rowles has no definite plans
yet, but will take a trip with his
family after school is out and see
the places of interest on the coast
He has been engaged at indoor work
for a Tong time and would like tc
get into something that employs him
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-11
A RETURN FAVOR ASKED.

The club women of the town have
ever been ready to respond to all de-
mands made upon them by the the
public Not single instance can be
recalled where the women have re-
fused service. They now ask for the
first time favor purely for the bene-
fit of the club. The Current Event
club is growing in such proportions
that private homes are taxed to their
utmost capacity to serve as places OF
the general meeting. The club has
recently purchased a beautiful piano
in anticipation of establishing per-
manent, commodious club rooms, but
it is still to be paid for. AS a means
of discharging some of the indebted
ness they have entered the picture Of
a club baby in the contest now going
on at the Isis. This little one is ar
Idaho Product" and is know on the
film as "Baby Stuart" is dressed
in costume to represent famous
painting of one of the children OF tht
royal house of England, by Van Dyck
| The entire membership of the clul
will be grateful for each vote givel
to their candidate, Baby Stuart.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-11
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved Real Estate
IDAHO IRRIGATED LANDS CO.
J. H. EARLY, Pres. P. w. POWERS, Sec.
in the onen air.

in the open air.
Mr.. Rowles' whole business career
from the close of his school work has
been in Blackfoot, and as one who
mingles with people great deal and
hears the free expressions of all
classes, the writer does not recall a
single instance in which Mr.. Rowles
has come in for any harsh criticism
or charge of unfair methods in his
relations with customers or fellow
business men and associates. Faulty
bookkeeping frequently puts a busi-
ness man in an awkward position,
but Mr.. Rowles' system and his dill
igence in attending to his books and
his business has earned for him a
warm place in the estimation Of peo-
people who have dealt with him.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frankell moved
this week from the Brown residence
to the Don Carlos residence in Elm
wood edition, which was formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dool-
ey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25

GO might his magic gift Of WI
- No, wholly passed away.
Survive to be a sofcery
In all mems hearts to-day,
To plead no less for loneliness
Than truth and goodness still
God rest you, sir. his minister
Asleep on Burial Hill.