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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

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gIauben.
lin 70 mebr 1T 6iss Der San, tpeur
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unargenebme Grfabrungsn fein ur.
Ipriingli6es 3utrdusn 3srIt0rt baber
un0 er es glei4fdm Isinsr Delttennt.
mig i6uloig gu isin glaubt, bds SAB.
lihe uno oos Ghledte als iibertpie'
deno an8ufe6en. Sn alien 9in9sr
fpGrt 70 mander 5usrit ons @goiiti
fde auf uno identt nur gu lei4t fol.
den geridtsn Glaubsn, peIde it'd
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

Sd mar bpltummen berpirrt unO
Iiptudlos.
@oren btsIe bei6sn menfhen 6arit
unO Biriiin Don 6eatng? 9ieIer oide
Itleine !6err NIT Dem Idngpeiltgen Sc
IIi6t un0 oieIe unterIebte, aaes ans
Ioere ais id0ne 9ame2 uno tper
paren oaun Die anosren, Die fi9 mir
IaIS Shirt unb 6iirfin bprsefteat bats
IteR9
ST. tpugte nidt gu fra9en. 2l6er
i6 benubm mid pts Elm Rarr unO
trug iider 0urd metn tonfuies Wss
lien febr biel our ltnterbaItung unO
geIuIigung Der @eieai9aft BET.
Gnolt9 gingen mir gu Sid. Sd
purOe 5tpifden 3pet aIte, Iiebsnspits
Oige, ober fe6r fdpabbafte 0dmen
IgsieBt uu6 fprad tein Dort.
Qls i9 gegeu Gnoe Der Mla6l3eit
Den Bid nm Oie 3ufel qletten feb,
bsmtrtts i9 btnter Dem Stub Beg
6ausberrn cine @sItalt, Die nit i6rem
ausorudsIoien 2dtdtengeIidt unbss
pegli9 pie cine Statue oaItano.
grpber @ptt, 6as mar ia mein ReiIea
Igefd6rte! Der 3ubOrtommen0e SER,
der mid in fem AUTOMOBILE aufses
nommen bate!
unfere 9ltde bege8netsn ii9. Gs
lddsIts btstret.
Das gilt Fieg mir su aOpf, ID
fiblte mid tief gstrdntt. 8ie al.
bern i9 gepeien mar! Diefen Idus
gen, magern &erl nit Der oatgIdttsr
Dieuerfrabe bate i'd alfo fir ben
I6lrIten gebalten!
gla4 3ii9 beetle i6 mid, 70 raid
Ipis mogli4 aus Dem 6auIe gu toms
men. Cine &ammerilngFer bdlf mir
Ibetm an3teben meiuss lleber3iebsrs
uno fliiferte mir ins DIR:
.Morgen maiden Sobaun unb ih
ltpit0er eine 4utpmobilt0ur, tDGbren0
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6err 49,.
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men Stud -.
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Igsfdbrtin, NIT ser i9 mid iii "
tp%unoerboller innerer 6armonie h
funoen bnttel Die Meltoams, oersn
portrdt i'd auf Der nd9iteu aunjt
ausfteIIung gu bringsn beabiiatigi
lbatte!
Diitsno sntrib iB TIT mcisca Gtcd
unO itiirste oabOn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

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idrdHtung: 50 nsib ia niht, oh e
pdbr 1T, dber a~Qentbdlben 1aqt man
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geldgt tDeroen. llno no es geTniebt,
foa man aud nit itiner gon3eH gsrs
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gnoererIeits lit ss immer oas
3siaen innersr unIeIbftdnoiaisit.
penn mir un5 bon Dem sWlan I6gl"
.anguniten zines MenIhen iiberrums
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nsuem Die grfabrung MAIDEN, aus
peI6en QUALIFICATION uno b%elanglas'
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.Ulan iagt@ ii9 auf5ubauen pfIegt, ID
IaFsn mir es bod nod eine bel 3i
groBs Roue in uniersm 9eben TpisIen.
0as aber lift bon llsbrl.
6aunp Stantisn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

SO pcib cu Reid: biat D5ibt i6 ganm on 9Qum.
"a tt e6 id6nl
Iie gos.cin ]itupiieru ourh ben ihatt geu glnGm
ibr 6boractou.
Gin mal6pioO iabrt Did dbcr idpeaeno Roos
8ur 4ieie grim,
80 6alter ihiuern, 8nltcIn, leiht un0 LOB,
nu0 gltmeu gliibt.
Gin @rintleino6, rom erniieu 6nmfeIu 1onn
i'm 9lun0 begren3t, -
Ia balt Oas Slid bid b0l0 i'm 3ulberbanR
u0 blibt wno lcn5t.
arin U}cnidenIaut. Go trult, Gin Ser8en8reid
Sbr Iralngebreit,
@oloilirrenb, i%onuigbeL, our6ii6tig, tpeifb
ipinnt G%iniamfeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

/. Ger qbenO odmmert - Ser
Shmieb, CT bdmmert nod nader
nno friid; unO Inn i'm brouiet tnc
INT Jpn Inniat Der GiIe @e3iid.
2. Die 5lammen praIieIn, Die 81.
fen raIieIn, Der Snmmer, or ipriuat
Bic gitnfen ipriibea, Die giieu alli.
ben, Der gmboS erfIiugt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

.Mlutter. Mltter, mlre Shnalben
Sieb oo1 ielber, lliItter feb.
Sitnge baben Tie betoHmten,
llnO Die gtlten fiittern iie.
slls bic Iieben fleineu Sdtpal6en
@imoerboa ibr 9eit gebaltt,
Sab if itunOculang ON 5euiter
Srimlih ibnen 5ugeidaut.
ltn0 uodoent fe cingeridtet
llno beiDobnt oa8 feline Saus,
G6outeu jie nit fIugen augclt
@ar peritdnoig nad mir aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28
8atTel- na>
5ptelt&e.
GU0Oarip6eH.

Gu0oartpbeH.
1.
Wletn Gan5es lpebt iih NIT itilem 9er'
langen
90 tnnia um roiige Wdodehtpargen..
@rei Beiden Ginipcg, uno oer 3barltdlle
SEES Sdnaers DermdGl iA d. Sarn1onte.
Gin Aei1m biulpeg nod, iHlo Gepell
entqlilIt,
8enn ieinenb bic ardft mir i'm 5nFlerrl
ihuilt.
q.
9lei8cnb iinb Der Qiebe 6reubert
8cnn file @egenlieb ent3ttdti
8ann crit Bit 81 5i beneioenb
ggcnn oas @nn8e 2i6 begliidt.
Eranit 1n uber duBerm @larl3e,
goilet 9n aff 5ano 8eiu Slid,
iirb Elm 8etbeu Dor has @dn5e,
QH, beBeidnet Geiu @eidid.
8.
Befd bat cs Die glaiur geborCM
BAT Bic Stunt es mir erbndt.
8et6 Fat Der Srobiinn es %ertorert
q d maltet orin be5 Caters Wludt.
Betd fin0ei Oh Is atlf Der @rbe,
Is a finoet 3n ca dltf benz 3tih.
8eth pil eB Mrfeit lln0 gei6iuerDe,
Sart treibt Ser WiiBiggaug % itii6.
@etd trittit Gu az NIT 9eiien 0tl'
BEN,
himmit Oh 90 IN &einc Sanbj
Bsth ldbts gr9pInng Sid getieBen,
for6ertS gddrfiinn nno Gers
lidnb.
Beih bat es glnn1en, Gtrau1 1ino
Wdume,
6art dber hat ga 8ldtter nnr;
&eid bieiet es Dir arr { @dlmie,
cart, ipeib mit rot uno I6ipar5er
Gpur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28
9ommsrrraeu.

9est mia aht atm etirm 6ab be.
aln
alice Hahtlett ih iflat
tH im Belb llh hAgfotdbn
tHyf aoa dntti Bio aeetf btnal
sgbi be WhlBH mb bie ulHmf.
Gle Ne pfaubm. hmlFlarliM
ilhh ule Ia go Ndilutda Ndume
ptitig @etAm6lidgu nltbn
Sort MIR ipie im blalh uHh @arien
Waes umi5ifri uub final;
WaHleiH t0nHtu ntdi megr marim.
Glieagn ant MN lett btlhmtnaL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28
Ger 9@mtrH,

3. 02it blcBem grne itebt I'm
alorme Der ruBige Shmieb; uro
ourd's @cpraiiet mO ourb's Ge.
'raiiel ert6net iein 9ie0:
A. Der g(6eno odmrnert id
bab' gebdmulcrt nit riitigem Nrt;
Die Come iinfet, bic Anbe tpinfet-
MN i6llmm're td quit"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

500 nam elmHfl ltfnt BID
Come
alltsft mli tnifaitf Nfaatt
line hie bot and Heas Monf
3h mtia iunaa etn aetrdtt
.1t6tllh hlmm va rin nu0 iule3
g mit itbn IN teh 6ir Hltltl"
ltab i6 laule mA ih lprinde
AHbelnb idui burh Wdlb unb SelA.
Etun Der Niumrl iponnt fid blaiei
uebcr imift Gtoc bent.
onnfnalunj limo Redeul60uer
breube. Vuit ani Rot mo Neto.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

gor bieIem ~finitern 8obeseuge[.
gtit 8 niros miI6 un0 oennud fill
Sid Iabeil
@i6it Gu5 nit u, pirit nidt5 On
ii6rig baben
8.
2rci Stl6eu neuneu Sir
Gin fuinermdrtig Giet.
Ser lehte Qaut entiueihe,
co Iie6it On cine Stabt I'M relI6er
Hei9e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28
3ie 8 d III II.

Ga, cs i9ien. iie bdtteu gerne
Uiondes 5DitidernO mir er8d6lt
limo c5 babe iie betriibet,
8as sur aeoe nod gefebIt.
Gins inns anoerc tDie elm aleinoo
.SieIten iie ibr Saus in Sut.
bod, ipic Die fleinen a6pfder
Stedt beroor Die junge 8rutl
ltno Die gltpn, Gins inns ANDRE,
gringen ibuen gtabrlma bar,
., nie foitli6 lit 8u ihnuen
60 elm Iiebes S6naIbenpaarl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28

Muttcr, peibt ou nod, tpie ncitIid
aranf i'm 8ctt i'd lag unO lit?
BiIegteit mid 70 flip, utO abelfs
gradte Batter mir mas nit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-28
s5fmns Der Mattel In pottetr
Whntmett

1. 9heild, Bella.
9. 0}tiiiiiippt
3. Gatbe, tail6, Sml.
A. Gel, Gels.
3. aaoel, 2aben.
6. aitrDnorn, @aitronom
4. GeDal, @ba.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21

might be able to pull 1000 pounds on
a lcvel ioad. II would have difficult,
Ia pulling 5000 pounds M a stsuu
hi. The size of the load. therefore
tends H. he measured BIZ the grace ~
'he .Erpes, hill on the road to market
In a rumber Of cases actual expert
mont shows that the relocating O.
roads around hills has been accom-
plished. either with no addition IN
road laifth In some instances. nnA
ith the adding OF only a few feet TO
the highway In others. The office
knows OF no case where q properly ~.
located road which has cut out gradof
has led to any question as to It's mat
orlal reduction of hauling costs.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21
Press Clipping


Once when John ID. Rockefeller
was playing golf a negro lad crossed
the links. Mr.. Rockefeller had Just
given the ball n vigorous stroke, and
the lad received the missile squareiy
on the head, II was a heavy blow.
but Il only stunned the boy a little.
and after blinking his eyes for n
moment he was himself again.
Mr.. Rockefeller. who had rushed up
fearing that the boy had been badly
Injured. was relieved to find that lie
took II 30 calmly. and, pulling n five
dollar bill from HIS pocket. he gave
e to the yopngster as a ssive for his
feelings.
The boy looked at the bill and grin
ned With delight. Then he looked Al,
Mr.. Rockefeller and inquired; when
Is you goin' to be playin' AGAIN."
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21
GOOD ROADS.

Washington u c., November 60
The average life ~ horses and auto
mobiles may be Increased and the cost
OF HAULING reducei. according to the
Cffice OF Roads, OF the Department OF
Horticulture. by relocating many old
reads and the more scientific laying
OF OF 9 ones. The natural tend
eLoy I'm road building Is TO build b
straight road. whether II goes oyei
rtocp grades or hills. or not. and pull.
Ing over these grades naturally adds
TO the wear and lea On horses ard
yuhicles.
The doctrine 81 the office OF Roais
IN that the longest way around may
ufton be the shortes. ana most econ
Gmical way home. ind that frequently
by building n highway around a hill
or grade, but little nppi eciable die.
tsnce iH added and .Sis II more thar
offset by the redlcal strain OF haul
'ing.
The CHIEF drawback from the farm
owner's point NJ view " that the lay
Ing out OF roads on this principle Of
avoiding grades necessl' ates. In some
oasos, running the rond through rood
farm land or orchards or pastnfot,
instead Of going around the farm hvo
ard building the food through oil
worn-out fields and over rocky knobs d.
This. Of course, must raise a question
In tho mind Of the individual land
owner as To whether the cutting up OF
his property by n road yields him Ia.
diyidual advantages and 30 benefits
his community an Ia offset the usn O.
such land for n road. or to overcome
the Inconvenience OF having his laIi
divided. In this connection the office
OF Roads points out that the running
OF a road aud the resulting traffic
through u good farm. where there pre
good sheep. cattle, horses, grain. rat
or vegetables. haa a certain adycrtis.
Ing value and In many Instances
make the land more valuable. In
other cases the importance OF such n
lnyel road to the community Is ~
rreat thai II might well repay those
using the road to give the farmer che
equivalent IN land equally good In
place or what he has sacrificed to 'i'o
common welfare.
Al any rate, the office OF Roads -
row taking special pains 20 max"
lear tho economic advantage II ay-
,ld;rg steep grades In their -o1d',
oren at some sacrifice OF better land.
Investigation shows that TIL LAYING
OF tuch roads over hilla has rcsultcd
more from attention TO the proServa-
ioi OF fnrm lines than from sclent;fl u
attention To the problem OF read
lulldlng.
According TO the tostimoh" az
farmers consulted, whore a horse
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21
a TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
md bladder troubles. dissolves gray
i, cures diabetes. weak and lame
'acka. rheumatism and all IRREGULAR.
ties or the kidneys and bladder IA
both men and women. Regulates
Bladder troubles In children. II not
old by YOU druggist will be sent by
mail on receipt OF 500. One small
bottle Is two months treatment and
seldom fails to perfect n cure. Send
or Missouri testimonials. Or. Il. W.
Tall. 2o2G Olive street. 81. Louis.
Mo. Sold by druggists. adv-tf
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21
70 orrs scpoors To PUBLIC.
pilngflcld Seeks To Arouse civic In.
tcicst NJ Meetings.

piingI'ld Seeks Ia Arouse Civic ln-
tcicst nt Meetings.
sPRlNGFlELD, Mo, Nov. i7.-Pub-
lc discussion OF municipal qucatlonr
Sill he stimulated this winter by the
Immediate opening OF public SCHOOLS
here for nolghborhood gatherings "a
dudy problems OF city building.
The plan viii be developed by the
school Board, co-opc, nting with re-.
'resontatlyos or civic organizations
aud faculty aud student ORGANIZATIONS
IT Drury College aud tho Springfield
state Normal school.
The object OF the Idea. socialism
'cr lenders declare, IL to promot,
city consciousness" and co-opora,lor
on public matters.
Subject TO be- discussed include Tho
proposed park aud boulevard System
commission form OF government,
public recreation and education. juy.
ME crime ana police court prob
lens.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21
lie Enjoyed His Work

Two mon werei discussing the fri.
ends OF their boyhood and mentioned
ono who had a most unfortunate dis
position.
~ wonder what became OF him.
said one or the men. 1T always
seemed to me that II would he impos.
slble for him to find any work that
would be congcniai."
~ thought 10 too" said his friend,
"hut we were wrong. He's got a lob
tiat suits him perfectly, He's station
master In u place where there are
oiphty trains n day and he aees some
body miss every one of them"
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21
PARCEL POST CAUSES GRIEF
Hotel Men Have Ia Restamp Package.
Ca lie Forwarded.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Nov. i7.-Tho
parcel post ~ u money loser raiho-
than n money saver for hotel mon.
40 they declare. The fact that when
packages mailed by parcel post arc
forwarded from their original destin.
alton they have to be restamped Is tho
scourco OF the hotel mems grief.
In about every hotel OF the city
there are packages received every
day for persons who have Como on e
some other town. leaving n forward
Ing address. The postage for restamp
irg. therefore Gomez out OF the ho,ol
cash drawer. and. nine times out o.
ten. IN neyer returned.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21
WilIic's Question

Tho -. lady ht.,f door had been
quite ~, so one me ming Willie's
mother said to Ler mall son
while. run over and sec how old
Mrs. Smith is this morning"
Willie departed. but in a few MON.
ents he came running back and said;
she says IT'S none OF your bust.
mesa"
why, willie!" exclaimed HIS moth
er. "What did you ask herr"
Just what you told me TO-" aai6
Willie; - said you wanted to know
how old she WINS"
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21
BANKER GIFTS srx.yEAR TERM
Preston T. Aker, Cashier, Pleads
Guilty 10 Charge OF Forgery.

LIBERTY, 10, Nov. 17.-Pres-
ton T. Aker, formerly cashier OF tho
Farmers Bank at Smithville. pleaded
guilty In the circuit court today to
'crgery in the third degree TO the
ronitentlary for two years on each
count. lie probably will be paroled.
Aker. 1t a alleged, forged notes
or approximately $4,000 to replace
worthless notes on which he had
loaned money.
lie surrendered $4,000 worth of
property TO the bank. and, II IL said.
mover profited from his forgeries.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21
MARKET REPORT.
Heavy Hun In the East Makes Prices
some Lower,

''"'' """ wv" r'S' Wakes Prices
Some Lower,
KANSAS CITY. stock Yards. Nov.
IT, Cattle receipts here last week
decreased 10000 head from the pre-.
yious week but the market did not
show a corresponding advance for the
reason that markets east had big ,un
and lower prices. conditions reflected
In a measure here. The close OF IN,
week was firm here, with some pros
.peet for good prices the coming
week. But II run Of $1,000 head here
In conjunction with heavy
supplies all around, put the situation
III the hands OF buyers. and prices
are 10 lower. Gamer material Is an
exception and sells as high as ever,
aud calves are a quarter higher than
a week ago.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21
Whom ono Mn,t be CnrcfnI

Tho Judge OF a Texas county was
also cashier OF the town bank. One
day a stranger presented a check Tor
payment and his evidence OF identin-
was not satisfactory.
why. Judge" said tho man. rive
known you to sentence men to prison
for life ON no better evidence than
.thisl'
That may be true replied the
Judge. "But when II comes to hand
lng out cold cash ne have to be nigh
~. careful.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21
NOTICE OF FINAL sErTLrMuy1

Notice Is hereby given TO all crodl
tcrs aud others Interested In tho
estate OF Alice Hcrrordt. deceasod
that l. Ida Herfordt. administrator,
OF said estate. intend TO make Final
Excitement thereof ut the next torn
u the Probate Court or Saline Coun.
" Missouri. TO be holden at the
court House In said County on IN,
irst Monday OF December. 1918.
IDA HERroRDT. Admx.
First mrertion. Oct. 80. 1918.
Fifth insertion. Nov. 2S, 1919.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21
Nine Points IN Her Favor.

The lovely girl, having fingered a
minute In her room TO adjust hor
TRANSPORTATION, change the anglo OF
her Grtcian band and make sure that
her skirt fitted like the peellng OF a
plan, descended TO the parlor TO find
the family pet ~enseoneed upon the
knee OF tho young-man caller. her
curly head nestled comfortably aga
Inst his shoulder.
"Why. Mabel" the young lady ex-
"aren't you ashamed OF
YOURSELF Get right down"
"sha'n't do IT, retorted the child.
II got here first"
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21
Advice "a ~ Husband

Don't Rick because you have {,
button your wiic'B waist. Bc Ella,
your vito has n,waist. and doubl'
Glad you have q wife to button u waits.
for. Some mems wlvoa have n,
Wrists TO button. Some mems wives
Waists have no buttons on to button
Some mems wives waists which hay,
buttons on to button don't care n but
ten whether they are buttoncd or no,
Some men don't have any wives Wit
buttons on TO button.