davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-03

Kugenic marriages are joke, says Bost
lessor. Well, you can't say that about SO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-03

Columbus women are forming protective associa-
ton to trail stay all-night bubbles and prospect
i've bridegrooms. They'll have to disguise them
selves as taxicab drivers messenger boys to get
away with it.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22
New York Office, The German Newspa
per Alliance. IS West 34th St.
Cmabn, Ieb. %. gpril 1913.

Die Oielfad aufgeiteate ge6oup.
ting, oaB gerooe Der 3eutif,e Dor
onoeren 0atioutn gcnciat iei, i'm
auslanO feline 0cutidle grt un0
Sprafe leidltiertig p~reis5itaeben.
lpir0 am 6eiten Aur6 Sic off rii6.
renoe 3relre mo beluunoernsniir0ide
Gpferpiaigfeit nioerIegt, nit Der
ouf Die fleiniten mo perein3eltiten
auBenpoiten oeutiden 8olfsthums in
Der 6reru0e bemiiht inns, i6ren Sin.
bern Die Se8nmgen 0eutidlen Shul.
nnterrihte5 81 ihoiien. Gin 1oIfes
geiipiel miro ans Ieueriffa qernel.
Get. Gort bat iid an R~ororan6
oleler gllidliden ,5iiel in Guerto
0rotaba cine fleile aolonie BON
GeidsOeutiden uno Geutifidlnei.
5crn antpifelt, bic p~orlpie9eno fauf.
rlonniihe uno Sotelgeid1fte trei6en.
Sic Seute 1aben inter qroBen
Gpfern cine eigena 0eutife Shu(e
gegriinoet, Ole i'm criten oSa6r bon
3polf, i'm 5lDeiten ben fiinf8e6n Sim.
bern 6eillht pur0e mo BON einem
tiiftigen aus Geuti6lono berufenen
Sebrer geleitct miro. 9as Sful.
acIo lit bod oreiBig 8elatns i'm
Gonat, auBcrocm 9eipa6rt elm gfit.
glico Der aolouie fir qerinae Gnt.
iddOiglmq Die Sdulraunlc, elm an
oeres Dem 2ehrer 8obnuug un0
Serpflegung. s. lit gu5iiht Dor.
banoen. AUDI ipaniidc ainoer fir
&C SdltIe 81 gcDinnen, mas noe.
oa3u ~beitragcn ipilroc, ibren
81 gcmGbrleiiten uno sic
Steanng oes Geutidtbun8 ouf ser
Snicl 5u befcittgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22
Nna barn limit.

Urauo Nslan6. Ea6 mlap6Gn.
lid icltrlc ser ocr Iiomautcnerl
apdgcit teatuau bier IN BOILER
l6p1rlidler mo deiitiaer Aiiitiateii
frr Ilil9r ,Siaac ~. glliIuiline mo
Gattil. CHS chrpirotac Boar bel.
utb.te ion Sdhrc 1853. Die lirf.
lltr 6e.er iaHo iu aluoitorim Der
maliitfgu lutbTiibGu STRIDE utter
6aiiHaH8t elmer grobeu 3dbl bon
&gunaa9ilH mo 6rcHn0en itnit.
l'rf,r Del. 8liudcn rcn .gohrndriu"
fi1rtt A5d.tor 4 Y. Sllo0E Den
gteirm greutilan Hnd Dem altm,
TJhrci0 0e Vraut pon Vaitor e.
h Aipc aeiiiHrt muroe. Die mir.
lI5e 6eter m1ttc ciHcn iicirn Gin.
oui eur allc Lhcilncbmcr. Ta5
1uHelp2ar bat pier S5hne ut6 cins
}61tsE sic ON Scbr im0; Elm
Saau uH0 cine [odltcr limo geitor.
.leM ....
T1irtum. rsau Ilbcrt @irf6ol}.
Hf g,t..cn mcii,ih ron hicr mob.
to, sea id tetiu &erbrcnncu BON
.Jill. ais lire 8.t.oer in granS
erIe.acts iuctt1orc Arm0ulmoen
,>3rc 0iuaer iabcH Die Nlltter
6i0HIrIcu mo e. qaluna ibncm
it'd bonn TeGrt6Ae 80 rcttcn. Ger
utcrg s.crpcrt5fii mar 10 cHtieslifl
r5raHlt olB sic SAINT itidpciic
ash.a
>iAtolu. Cie Tcmpcrcmfauatifcr
nH.--iH cjne maemeiH ciirigc
Aat.1icIt. >~'criammiImaeu iuer0en
-tge5llt,u. I'D utlhcn Der ioGenannte
graH9cliH" 5cpDjllc BON ]lein 9orf
's3te Iira0cl l5sliBt. las libtroIc
ienc1t Gciilrt ourd Die Crgaui
tlaH Der @cid1ftsleutc miro nbcr
l.i11ru id'oH 3cl1en, o1B Die
grniuait alHh Mat adnslih per
iglUesH lit MD jbrc @iiHlcrCicn
81 mr1r 1ieb9u. Gas glbert Sc
t,loet ocl @uapt3r1eHitoH0 Der
1cn, In6cm Bic Hauotitcr iaieIm
81 Ge5ea D1rac nid1t ourdaeiiihrt
g2s ctne ciienhtrc llnuabrheit lit.
8ait3t1. 55criii 2orceu mo
le ltanlirdtN B-clcrf1mmiiiGrc la.
1a 1gt s.rfC1tallt pom Bert Scr,
1. Cert &arfer, ausiinoig &C
rata Ger Mann foil i'm 8crein
lt >cp alitp od5 6sIcr bier i'm
r2t1leH % nicer ua1cleat hn6cn.
TIC geaatH iin0 Oem &ranOitiitcr
eH otf Der Sput
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22
Diarllbrriht.
SHo. Om0hd p NJ

Su0.O moad % April
8m0pieb- 3uiubr $500; glar,.
Zoe bo1er &c.,
@rtr 6is bette Ss20-S.75.
glitttIWibigc bis cute $780,
100.
@cuo6uGfc Biz mitteImdbi1e
S7A0-7.90.
Slide mo Sciilr noe b0bcr.
@ute big bette Sellers, Si.2j-
500.
@utr bi5 bette aii5t $G.75-750.
@itieIm1Bige bis cute albg
$5.S5-6.50.
@eD5butidle Bis mittelmdBiae.
$400-5S5.
5todcrs mo 6c5ocrs, itarf.
@ute bis bette 81 50-S.25.
@itteImdbiac bis bette 500
$50.
@cpo6rIidr bis mitteImdbidt,
S6.25-G.75.
Gtnd Sellers S600-100.
adIber $7.00-9 -.
9ulleu .0O-72 -.
Sdnuriuc-3ufufr 5000; Iarti
Toe nic0riaer. Tmtihuitt5prei5
S. Cos 20: b5diter @rcis $S.75.
Sdaic -3uiuhr 400; giartt
10 bis zoe hohcr.
21mmcr $s.35-S.75.
@i0Ocr CUTE bis b2itc SG.75-
200.
Sd6rIinlc S73j-750.
Muttcrihoie $G25-6.50.
2dmmcr Ss.2j-SG0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22

dremoui Ncuie iiuoct bier hiC
Sabresioapcniion Der Britppc . oes
Rcbrasla Aanficrperbni0f9 iiaii.
llrgcfibr $50 guHlicrs ans allen
9beiIai 0es Staates Hebman Qbeif.
anipradeu baltcn ~ u " 6,
Sudol3 BON Der Cudba RntionaI
BAN. = ". GuaeIeD BON Gin.
coin Z Ro1re bon scr itaotlidcl
ganlbeb5rOr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22

gu %berfnnfen: Gin MIR sinen 8in.
ter gebraufter 5nrtfoblenofen
biaig gu oerfauien. go gut mic
aeu, GROCER Bargain. Gadsuiragen
in 90. 1904 Spring Strabe. 2eIe.
ahore Reo 1856.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22
lnnnmII.m

Weinat-gin iunger 8eidaftsmann
iuft aoit uno 2osis IN elmer
aebiIoqtan beutiten 6nmiIie. So.
itqnpulft fir elm gutes Seim lit
Gei inn Rebeninfe. 4oreiie n2elpis"
Omaha Iribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22

0moba, p. 9IpriI.
Starter @eiien-
9fr. 8. S6-S614t.
pr. 3, S5la-S6c
Gar. T. St12-S5lac
riibiahrstUei3en-
9}r. 3. S5-S5Kc.
gfr. T. S3h-S4lac.
Euram g5ai3eri-
gr. ,, S6R-S7e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22

Saus sn uerfaufen-Gin wohnbaus
nit 8 3immern, SeiBmaiierbei.
sung, Gas uno elaftriides 2ift,
moberne Ginrittuns, biaig 81 Der.
fouien beim Gisentbiimer, 1916
a2ortba Strabe, Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22

Su b~erfanfen fpegen aranfbeit Elm
Reitonrant uno aonieftionarD-
900 Goninion StraBe, paitI Cent
@eiiter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22

2eatide Sraui crit fnr3c 3eit i'm
2anoc, iudt geihdftigung nIs
@1i6crin poer fir aaaencine
SnuSarbeit. 4tarp 6loretin, 222s
iiioIide 16. @trobe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22
EGtcntaHnaltL

Winaro Gbop, Nattntt, 1880 Giin
RationaI Cant guiIoing. Eel
snIer 1889: sn6. gb.f864.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22

2aOrn nuS Cffite-Ginridtmnoen-
Bir fauier perfaufcn, fatri5iren
Saoen mo Siiice . Ginrihtunaen.
Gmaba 8irtilre & SnppID 60, IL.
IND SoiuarO. Gou0l. 273i nj
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22

Gas preiswiir oisite Gicn bel Better
Stump. Gauti4e Slide, 1905
Googe Strai 2. Stod. RabI
5eiten 25 Geats.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22

oungcn: Die SdIite bnnr, ua6 ben
9teit gu 6 gra5ent 3inicn OH Ianee
9eit. $. G. c. 0. Smaba Eribiine,
Snaba, gteb If.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22

gae SOrten 8urit neroen tdeliG
IN mnieren 8eidaft gemadt.
Stride mo t%onierpirte 5~Ieiidiorten
iclpie cuSIaH 0iidie uno beiaiihe
9elifnteian, aud fri'de Gentle
je0er5eit Dor ltbig.- Shnanbcr &
6ofiman, 408 noroI. 16. Gtrabe
Rbone Douglas 1920.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22

Ientidje aaleaoer fret bel gsranet
& Con, grpseiiten, 14o2 iiioIid)s
f6. Strabe. Gel. GougIas $3.50.
Gelephon GonaIas $3.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22

9anS ~ uerfanfen II. @to6i.
maiier, natA GtrnBclbabn Ri
sriragsn 1926 Giio 90. etra6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22

Entered a. ~sccond-cicss Matter March II. f9E
the poSto1see at Omaha, NEBRASKA, EndeT M
e u0 Congress, March g., 1875.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-22
Cmala GeirciSc .Tarft.

0moEa, % 9lpriI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
Sas GIteits Mubn6ans tn Seafld.
fdnA.

Jn lem uroIten, alien Rbeinaanreis
Tenb,n betdnnten gtGbt&sn Mint.l,
Dem r@intena" ter R5mer, befinbet
fih md beute bas fpgenannte .0rdus
Sous," bic WobnFdtts BEG beriibmtsn
Muins.r gr3biidofs mdbdnus Mau.
rug, Der bort ufn bas Sdbr $50 ftarb.
Quf Qnr.gnns Or. pIdtbs aus @iess
baner, eines Der bebtutsnbIfen aenner
Der aaroIinser3eii, Dem aad bic Wies
oerberfteanng ber dIttn paldftfapelle
aarIs oes 0robsn in Gpmfpseen su
perbdntsn lit, bat Der iebtse Gefiser
bes .Grausn 6ouies", Graf Mas
tuf9ta : Greiffenflou, ben 9au fahs
mdnnifd unteriuden laFsn nnb Nus.
grabnngen in Ser gan5en 4nIuss bors
genommen. Sn elmer fiirsIin erfti,s
nsnen grof9iirs bon 3. gihbol3 ipsit
Der @erfaiIer nod, bab mir es bier
unspeifeIbaft NIT bem dlteiten bsnt.
fdtn Wobnbaafe su tuii baben, oas
~unfeoingt benz neanten Ja6rbunberi
3ueespiefen tperben mub, tpie Dor
alien aus ben llmrabmungen Der
0sffnunsen unb einisen fdmidenoen
9eigaben trbelt. aua bab eg fid,
piriIia um bas Dobnbaus bes Mds
anus Mnurus hanbeit, iudt Der
9erfaHsr aus Der anldee uno Nus
fii9rnnssipsift beg gdues su f6Iisbm
unb burn urtunosn uno TRADITION
8u b.IeseH. 60 ftsl,n bic 4nnalen
Ton JnlDa un5ptifelbaft feIi, bab
aabanus Maurus In gginsef einen
Sof beieHsn bat. Die Drtsfdge dbsr
beriatei liter Die erobs 5angsrsnoi
DEB 5obrss $50, bab MdurHs tdsIid,
aebr ala brsibunbsrt Menittn In
DinteL NIT Gpittn bsrltb<n bdb<
auber Dsntn, ofs Id fdabia I'll feline,
! llmgsbuna bsfonbsR.S
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"a, - I'd Sin elm iuHSer 9srins -
unb Iieas I'm Sttrbtn.'
an oos m,iH, @dafb7' ioets bic
atdb6. drsulia. Id BABE stnus
nit mir itlbit al tbnn. sd fuds Die
GtrthtiatsIt.'
Gin gnbdtn iptiitr fdnb cine W6s
tps blot bel ben We[l,n. anb66tis
fbaut. r. su, pb bic St, nidt etpus
qtd.ree an rem Gtrunb fpHl,n friirbs
- tein Gif9stn ootr Miirmdtn snt'
gins ibrtn gliftn.
,Ds piro mir h,Iftn.' oadt. bic
arGbbs uub risf i9on Don iptitsm:
.S1s RtGt, bds Rsht! - sd
fu6e bic &c. urb bi. @tr,9tigt,it.
Dan bat mir mtins Rabrurg ss'
rcubi unb mid on ben Strano et'
tpOrtn. Die Gee lpI mir msin
Rsft esbtr."
Die MSips tpdnbt. i9n,a ben
fbtdn.en 6aIs - unb fab nit tintm
jug. mad Der arobb,, bi. ndhsr
itubbelts. Hubie tudrtst, Re. bis bte'
ie gang bidt htrarssic1lmen, jebtr
ibrer gerp,sungsn nit Spunnurs
fpleeno.
.Ne9t!l" RIFF Die Helm. arubbe,
rneins Nubruna!"
Shrdelinis lief 4. ssrab, uuf oi.
WDtpe Az. Die M0tp. iasts ni9ts
uro Iisb re sana oiht h%trdHtrn1nen.
limb 6ann. idnopp! - bObri. ffl
Der f6drfe SdnobeI in ben Riidtn
bet ffsinsn arub6e.
.gers6tptsit!!" ritf bkT, nra =
unb i'm nGdhsn Mugsnblid I6rn lag
fe pldtt ON 8coen - urb bic M6pc
rib bic gineefpeso. aus BEN duFys'
badten tI.insn 2tib<.
Di. Ct, fpar oeItisaen urio Be.
bt6te bi. Tttparsen Gteint pOlig NIT
trGuieInben, f6dumenbeu Mtllen.
Die ~esbuIbissn Msufheln 0Tfn.tsr
ibre ShdIsn unb Iteben bds labsnt'
Rob einTfr1men = bic I6lunttn vi
gen rs6tsn fh in Der Tlutb uro nos
geno fdspontte bds ge1bmeibist grin
in BEN frii6sn, tpii4Ienb,n WdHer.
rGebt, Istt!1 fogttn 4. Iefie,
mir fnb fhlent oefpeisn. IN bds
gate DdFer nidt sstcrn.r. I'm una
9u labsN7 80, bic tl.ins ardb5t
battle rehi, bas DoT,r In gsre9t nnS
es5enft ieit.r 4irber.'
Do6 uuf BEN trodenen Sanbt lag
bic fetr1spidte S9dIe Der fleintr
arubh sfpifhen ben gdprei;ten 8ein'
den. nnb Der Diro bat Ne gstrcdrei
in ben barouffpIssnben Soetu, unb
ore Gonns fat Il, fpeib esbltiat, unc
re mar fpeiBtr ors Der SGuam Der
beranronsnSsn Mogtn.
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p,ttiele Maii,r battle f9 70 entItbIid
peresHtn unb Del bern Wdnnt nm
Gieb. bsii,In i%6nr,n. ia. % mai
Elm getteln, benn a. mar bod ptrlobi,
NIT elmer dnbetei; slibeub beib iiIsl
bic Gham in BEN ainSs duf, "a
fprons .mpor, ellie unrubig In BEN
3immer lumber uno mari Ii9 bann
fpise,r berSpeifelt duf ben nddItsH
GiB. gis btuis bate Ft INNER &C.
elaubt, Der Wutitr ttfpas su fem, ibr
6ereinit nod sr0Bsrs drsubs maiden
su f0nn,n. oIs tebt burh ibr ortigts
MeIsn unb ibrs erobs 3drtIihi.it.
Mas Ionts Il. nod auf Der Welt. tu.nn
re .rfdhr,n mubte, bob Wdm1 ein.n
fremoen Wenfhsn, = sinsn Maru,
ZEN lie nur p,nia %iannis, - rsbt
litbte, oIs iIr tinSisss Sino. LIMB
mebr, dIs lie iemaIs ben Batter selisbt.
rem anaelita iaum sslunnt. unb mil
osF.n GeoGdtnib +, eiusn tuahren
Gult irisb.
Sbr mar tp.b 81 Muibt. dls bdb,
lie alss berlortn, mas fs ismals lie.
Bee 6.IsFtn duf Der Hslt. = ben
9ldnben an bas Gut,, bos S86n,,
ben Slols auf bic Wutter, bic Grin.
r,rund,n. bi, 3up.rfiht su Der gudc,
Der WsnT5en, ME ihpsrss. eIutb.
bsibss glut aus elmer Wunbt, ttopftsn
bt. Shrdnen aus BEN Quaen, uro
toa Rinb brad in Elm irr,nbss. biIf'
loIss Samm.rn aus.
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9riaatsS dbdrin, Der 8srfafer Der
beriibnt,Np 1piolcsis o.s Gsidmdds,
6drattsrtirt aud bic SsiHi&msdtr.
Gr meint, bab &c JRoiDibusn geb,
bensn bic Ratur iene Sein4tit bsr Dr.
game btrIogt BAT, chne bic Die i9mad,
bafteHen Gpsiisn uubsadt,t seTafndt
perben. Die 3unse bieitr lnsliid'
Iihen lei nur fdIe9t nit ben Rsr'
pentpdr3Gen bsrTst:n. bic ben Se'
ifmdd .iaIdusen unp rer1ntteln iol'
ZEN. Cine aneere Gat9orie bssrsif.
bic 3srffreatsn, in fit Die Gdwdber,
bic BsFddEisttn, bic G6rseisigsn urlo
dne artberen, bic su g!ttter 9eit
spei,rlsi 9iRgs tbnn m5httn uub rar
,Hen, IN, Fa su FiIsT. 81 bitten se'
bDrte II. d. Naposon /. Ct mar iebr
unregslmGBie in Teinen Wdbtseit.n,
as fhnsa unb iG.edt. Sobd[D er
appetit fi6Ite, muBts IT cld btfris'
bigt fperoen, unb fetns 5tloiiht mar
70 eingeri6tet, bdb man an ieetm
Crt unS su ieotr6 tunbe i6ar iirb.r1
siielid, beim erlten 9efsbl gtfIiipsl.
Roteletten iro Gdffa uerIsBtn tonn'
ts. Rdh 9riadEAGardrirs 1Hft4t
gt6t es atsr cine kSorsug.t RIuiie
BON TeniaxR, Die burd ruisreIl.
limb org1nifhe Gorausbsitinniiirg gu
ben geniTsH bH 9tIdwads btru.
fen III.
Di. ssborsstsn GtirfdnrAsss frt
meiItens bon mitfltrer grob.; TX BE-.
Ben EN- rsrbts oSsr pi,redises 81.
fint, gldmvnbs ausen, iIsint GHrx.
turss Gait, ileildiae aippsr unb run
bes Rtnl. Die Gruivn finn bralL.
sbrr hiH3 aIs fG6n urD ttpds san,
5stsrsrbsa esnsist. Die Rdidtrin.
nsn bageNn b1b<n nad grindts5 Cara.
rims gsobadrtuns feinsrt 3ies, carte,
req Musitben, Finb nieOdiGer unb In.
ttrimeben iin burh Elm gdn3 sigen.
tNmlides 3ansenfGnrlaen. llnter
bieIen Guberen 3iissu enpfitblt Bril-
fat bic liebsnsfpiirbigsn Gdfe 81
IuGen; fe nsbmen ales an, mas
nan linen gibt, ellen laneiom unb
toiten init llsberteaung. Sic besis
fen fid nidt, ben Srt sn o.rluFen,
no fs cine sefpdbltt @dHfreunHdufs
empFins, r. bleiben ben lbenb absr
unb fsnren bic Spisle uno 3eiiber,
treibs. bic gu ieber saItronrmiidsn
@efslfGdFt esaoren. Disjeniesr
aber, benen biz Rdtur bic 56hgteii
Der gsf9madsseniFt perTaet ba.,
baben, mad 9rildtSs dDurin, Elm Ian.
sts ejeIidt, ldnse Rafs anb sIan8lof.
augen. Dsld,ss aud ibr Widg fein
m0gs, fets babsn lie tt.pas aGngli1ts
in ibrern a1rper5du. Gte hs6sr
fdDar3s anO glatt. 5oars unb finb
Refs mayer. 8~rildtsG cbarir nsia!
Irgdr: .Ga baden bic ldngen 6oisn
erfunDen." aber bas lit cine burhs
aas anhiitrrijGs 9smtriune, biz, mi,
10 nidthe anosrs st3fpung.re men'
bune in bielem beribmten Wert, of
fenbar nur ssmnht lit, rptil Der Der
| f1fer am tDsa preis riBig uns
! 1xiErsid itin riu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
Der Snusatrsii.
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9manss In Snbisn.

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e,rnr,itss, burd ben unbdnOiss
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nrsibsit bon ben itntn e.ridtlia jii'
triannisn @.f6nsuisprai.n iisiisr'
tinas nit bisI erfcls stircbsn, bo'
zen iuOiIts au.OritGitn In bitten
9aaen cine dbnlt6. form oss mos
roliidsn 3runpss In erinn.runs ee'
troht, bic nod pi,Ifad in Wien I'M
S@pdnas 1T. am t~dufisittn lou ne
I'M @.rbGltnis spiihsn otm @ldli'
tieer unS idumiesn Shulontrn III
einp.nounq iommtr. Win oosr
ionn ser GtnIbntr nidt nit BEN
Iduloio,n gtlSe bsrausrildsn, 10
trbt Tih Der gIdabis,r uuf bee
Wdnnes Slirf6psls, peiht ni9t
rem pldse unb psripeissrt ale Rob'
rund, Biz Die 3obllrs trfoIet. WPdr
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tfsint In Snbisn 10 gut gu ipir'
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rtiier S,s Snntrsn.
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In onoeren 6GD.n dnssbraht tperbtn.
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elmer Der ar5bten astst, uno esbrer
Ter S.iIiunbe, bic England il nod
( Snbitn aeTanSt bat, .tt6bIt ooriis
her in Der Zines Elm untsrbdlttnoss
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inter ben inoiidsn g%ingeborentn fat
in bds anfetn einss Sdubersrs sss
bratt, uno .inndI foben in 1oms
hap an 3tpsibunOsrt Wsibtr Dor ieis
TER 1iir unb MOLTEN bur9 Suneers
freif bon cir George giroipoo6 ere
%spinsen, Dab sr ibnsn ausfdt uuf
ridnnIide 9odtommsniduft pera
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ibm ndtiirIid niHt neu, oenn pdbs
isn6 fsinsr 0ienitssit i'm psrfiihen
Golf buttsn ibm maTtnbaft orabis
Idle Mldnnsr nit Der alsid1en Iors
otrnne teint Rube eslaf.n. Oie
toeibIihe 8lotdbe fsinss 6oufes ins
ees, pstfhdrft burd 6uneeritreit.
brddt, Jpn bod dniangs in pirts
li9s 0srIegenbsit, bis Dem EeHnsr
hes gtonnfensanges Der diiatiid,n
Renidbeit bod Elm Isudtenoer Ges
tdnte aufging. Ct trdt por feline
Siir unb fprad bic ~seflissIien Wprs
te: sd tpolts SurG mein Gdpeiaen
inr eueren 0laubsn priifen. Run
obsr mSgt ibr in IrisSen bon bins
nsn sieben, feit in DER n.berseueuns,
bob ~bisjsnissn bon sud, bic Sobne
rerbienen, NIT Sobn.n eeTtanet tpers
fsn, bieienieen dber, Bic Il. nitt
reroienen, tustben nidt gefeenet
inerosa."
Die gauge Gddr soa .rleidtert
nno sufrieoen bon oannen, uno pis
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rannsn uno bic 3eit fd erfiiute,
forroe 8irbnoob nit fiiBem Raf6s
irert nno allen m5sIiasn anoersn
gdbn iiberbdnft. 90 tparen oud
einise Wiegeumooele in aeTGmiebes
ten Silber barunter, bic ieoes cine
R~oftntnufpe enibisItsn. Cir geors
&C girbpOoO, ber fGon einiqe otts
sig Sabre 5dbIt, bot aaaenfdeinIi6
nod otn beTten 6nmot. Dem ct
mei1t, pteqeidt ipiroen Der prenier
her Sdabtanaler nn0 Der aoIpn;al=
ntiniiter 5oreourt In bieTer Qnetbote
cine M~nrsgaitg iibsr sic Dirt unb
9Deifs fin0en, ipie ben Stimmrent=
lsrtnren am Gnoe benafommen fpas
re, etpo mad Der MsIobie. oieienioen
nrn enh, bic oos mdbfreht peroie-
asft, foaen es ,fbdIten, 6iefenioen,
bic es aidt perOiensn - nidt.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-10
CHAPERONES TO
AMERICANS LUCKY
Demand Among Wealthy Wo-
men for Presentation in High
Society on the Increase
LRy Latest Nil

PARIS. - The business of paid So
ciety chaperones Is increasing here.
largely on account of the demand OF
wealthy American women. One can
get a good society chaperone on pre-
c6ely the same principle that one can
hire good guide to the Louvre.
The cost depends upon the circum-
stances. First of all lump sum,
varying from $4,000 to $4,000. is
given as a preliminary. 1t Is much
easier for the chaperone to obtain in
yitations to functions given in hotels.
Sometimes the charge is proper
tionately larger TO have her name
appear in a list of people of recog-
nized distinction Then the amiable
ehaperone arranges a dinner party,
for instance She is the hostess. She
invites some of the very best people
at her disposal Her protege Is one
OF fhe guests.
Next day the society columns OF
the papers announce that Madame X
gave a dinner, and among the guests
were the Duke and Duchess Of X,
etc.
The chaperone gives a fashionable
musicale. The best talent OF our
leading theatres is engaged. II Is
distinctly a society event. The wo-
man who is being launched pays for
the talent and adds a notable sum
for incidental expenses
The same principle applies to
luncheons, theatre parties and recep-
lions.
The most costly ehaperone of all
is the one who devotes her whole
season to her protege. She not only
arranges the functions mentioH'd.
hut she accompanies her charge to
the seaside. the races, on ANTONIO,
bile expeditions and to fashionable
routs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-10
KING George | S
DISCOVERED IN
ROMANCE
[By Latest Nail


LONDON Everyone thought King
George so extremely domestic and
conventional that 1t has come az rath-
er shock to find him paying marked
attention TO the beautiful Countess OF
Mar and Killie
The lovely countess, who is in her
prime, and was great favorite OF
King Edward, is to be found wher-
ever the King Is. Lady Mar and
Killie is a sister of Lady Maud War
rinder, who is an amateur singer Of
considerable ability.
Lord Mar goes about very little,
but it was noticed that he and his
wife were included In the royal house
party at Windsor Castle for the Ascot
races
When Queen Mary was absent from
the races, Lady Mar was always by
the Kings side, but when Her Ma
iesty was present, Lady Mar mixed
with the general crowd in the royal
enclosure.
Lady Mar is very sympathetic and
attractive The INNER circle at the
court is intensely amused at this mild,
platonic Irritation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-10
gssz asssa zaszs
NEW DANCING FADS
RAPED By PEERLESS
LRYY Latest NALL

< LONDON. - The controversy
= raised on the bunny hug and 9TH
y er such dances still RACES. Lady
< Middleton has now joined in the
= discussion. She calls this "a mo-
< tor and irreverent age and then
: goes on to say:
Z Il cannot help thinking that
= what is said of modern dancing
Z is true of nearly everything to-
u day. There Is no standard of
< anything and the spirit OF irrev-
< erence is everywhere.
= III. seems to me that all the
y beautiful things are being made
< ugly. | have not seen the bunny
n hugs or turkey trots, but judg-
Z ing from the way the Highland
j. schottische and the Washington
Il Post lancers have been romped
y off the floor, |. should say that
< the dancers and not the dances
x are to blame. To whose fault
< can the present situation in
* dancing be attributed? The girls
x are not any the less modest than
u they used to be, but am afraid
X that the position of the sexes
r has changed, and for that Amer
u lea is responsible. The Ameri-
Z can girl seems TO be brought up.
y to override her brother.
e F -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-10
WOMAN TICKET TAKERS
MUST LEARN P0LlTENESS
by Latest Malll


BERLIN. The Prussian ministry
of railways has issued an ordinance
requesting the employees. especially
their lady employees. TO be more po-
lite in their intercourse with the pub
lie. Numerous complaints have reach
ed the ministry Of shortcomings in
this respect, ana the Ministry warns
its servants that il they do not turn
over a new leaf sterner measures will
lie taken.
With regard to the ladies', their
main faults appear TO be too great an
addiction to knitting, crocheting, and
the preparation of tea or coffee when
the public is impatiently waiting To
be supplied with railway tickets.
Some years ago similar complaint
was made about the ladies employed
in the postoffices and at the tele-
phones; but energetic measures were
taken by the Government to stop this
nuisance, and il has now become a
pleasure to transact business with fe.
male postoffice assistants.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-10

The price of liberty often depends
upon the judge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-10
VIOLNIST
PROVES BIG
SUCCESS
rBy LATEST NALL

PARIS. = Melsa. the young Polish
yiolinist, discovered" by Mrs. David
Jayne Hill. whose husband was re-
Gently American ambassador to Ger.
many, has been playing at number
of fashionable gatherings this week,
BY some he is expected to develop in
10 a yirtuoso as great as Kubelik.
Young Melsa scored a great success
at the latest musical given by Mrs.
w. 8. Corey at her chateau!
The American tenor, George Ham
lin, sang and Mrs. Corey reminded her
visitors OF her stage past by inter
rreting "The Rosary"