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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-05
LOUISIANA
anti Tuberculosis League, 1909 fu-
lane Avenue, New Orleans.

The Louisiana Anti-tubprculosls
League has received from the Sou
thern Express, Walls Fargo and the
American Express Companies the
very generous donation TO carry
free from any point within the
State" gifts of chickens or Indian
Runner ducks in order that the san
itarium at Hygeia Station, st. Tam
n.any Parish, may develop an egg
farm capable of FURNISHING the pa
tients at the camp, as we'll as those
dependent on the clinic in New Or
leans, with an ample supply OF eggs
so valuable in combating the dis
ease.
The league therefore appeals TO
every person interested in carrying
on the fight against this control
liable disease to donate at least
three young mems (puIlets prefer
ably and as the express companies
will take them free, it means a very
small contribution from any one
| person. Neighborhoods could with 6
minimum of effort act together IL
Grating the chickens and send them
labeled dead head to Louisiana
Anti-tuberculosis League Camp, Hy-
geia Station, st. Tammany Parish
Louisiana"
We take pleasure in calling at
tentiOn to the fact that the sanlta-
rum is for patients from anywhere
in the State. 1t is free, but with the
present limited accommodations o
the camp, only eases considered
durable by the chief medical exam
iner will be accepted there.
| The league earnestly hopes tha
the people of Louisiana will respon'
| generously to this appeal and en-
] able them to carry on this expen
5ive feature of the work at mini
mum cost. Very truly yours,
i LOUISIANA ANTI-TUBER-
i CULOSIS LEAGUE.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-05
A MASKED MAN.
Charles Nalin Arrested at Oil Clt!
and Is i'm Jail.

Charles Nalin is in Jail. He was
arrested Wednesday night at OIL
City. When captured he was hiding
under a house where there was a
poker game in progress. The poker
game man hearing noise under
the house determined to investigate
As he pushed his gun under the
house, the glare of the light OF a
lamp he held inn one hand dis
closed Nalin. The poker mans gun
was in Nalin's face. When brought
to light Nalin was masked. 1t is be-
leved he was bent on robbery
There have been several hold ups
in Oil City recently which are now
being charged to Nalin.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-05
Johnson, the negro Bully, Sentenced

II is mentione dbriefly that Jack
Johnson, the negro pugilist, has
been convicted in Chicago for the
violation of the Mann white slave
law. He was sentenced to pay a fine
of 81 eco and to serve one year and
one day in the penitentiary at Leav-
enworlh, Kansas. He has, through
his attorney, given notice of appeal.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-05
Cotton ReqiOn Bulletin.

BY the U. S. Weather Bureau:
Scattered light to heavy showers
have occurred in the eastern half
of the cotton belt, and light show
ers have occurred here and there in
few western sections, other than
generally fair weather in Louisiana
Texas and the Memphis district
Seasonable temperature have mostly
prevailed.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-05
The Party Oh Trial.

The Democratic parry is now oI
trial, and it is much to be regretted
that it remains for Louisiana con-
gressmen to join the old line Re
publicans to encompass his dcfea'
Guardian Journal.
And if it should be wrecked th'
sugar teat Democrats and their al
lies in Congress will be responsible
for the calamity.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-05
Wanted

To trade for Louisiana Land, mer-
chandise, Kansas City property, Tex
rs and Oklahoma lands, town lots.
Will trade for tracts of 80 acres up
to 5000. IF you have something to
trade write me quick and get choice
properties. Will assume. Owner, p.
o. box 40 Shreveport, La.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-05
River Stage.

Denison 90, a fall of Oh; Arthur
City 10, fall of OF; White Cliffs 81,
fall of O.5; Fulton so, fall of IL;
Ringo Crossing 90; Finley Sc, fall
Of 81; Spring Bank 9.4, fall of TO
Jefferson 5.4, fall of 0.6; Shreve-
nert 6.i, fall of i.2.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-05
The Louisiana Congressional Dele
cation.

The Louisiana congressional Dcle-
CATION.
II has been announced from
Washington that Louisiana has lost
its representative on two impOr-
tant standing committees in the
House on the assignment for the
present Congress by the Ways and
Means Committee.
The tSates' Washington special
says:
Representative Dupre, endorsed
unanimously by the Louisiana dele
CATION for the place held for years
by Senator Ransdell, when a mem
her of the House, failed to land. 1t
i believed that had he not fought
against free sugar while the tariff
lJll was under consideration, he
would have been given the coveted
p'ace.
Representative Broussard, leader
Of the fight in the House against
| /. &c sugar, was dropped from mem
hership on the Interstate and For
cien Commerce Committee.
The new Louisiana members Jared
NelI. Representative Aswell was
siycn place on the neWly-created
| Roads Committee. He had expected
70 go on the Agricultural Commit
ice but was given this instead.
The assignment of the Louisiana
| members follow:
Estopinal-Naval Affairs.
Dupre-Judlclary.
rd-EXpendltures in tn
| Department of Justice, Election OF
President. Vice President and Rep
rpeentatiyes, and Elections No. 2
Mr.. Broussard was made chairman
3f the Committee on Expenditures
irt the Department of Justice ant
htrefore must give up the Com
cree Gprmittee position.
Watkins Revision of the Law
chairman Territories, and TXpen,
ditures in the Department OF Com
merce.
| Elder-InsuIar Affairs, Election
/ No. 2 and War Claims.
! Morgan-Reform in the Civil Ser
! yicc. Indian Affairs, Elections No. )
| I.azaro-Enrolled Bills, Merchan
| Marine and Fisheries and Coinag
| .,J Mnac,1pac
i Aswell-Roads. Census and Elk
9nnditures in the Agricultural De
aartment.
Representative Aswell has bee
: unusually well cared for as I new
member. The new Committee OF
J Roads was the most carnestl,
: ought of any House committee. !
y. Shackleford of Missouri Voil!n
E fa1i,y left the Ways ALL Mean
? {, ,n,n,ittee to be,oma chairman an
asked that Representative Aswell b
{ assigned to his new committee. Rep
resentative Saunders Of Virginia o
{ his own request left the Appropria
: iions Committee to become a mem
: Der of The Committee on Roads, an
a representative Whitacre OF ON
left the Committee on Agrlcultur
for the same purpose.
Il The action of these member
g shows the great Importance al
t tached to the new committee an
f indicates that in the near future
will be one of the most useful com
4 mittees in Congress.
o Representative Estopinal was II
; Iieved from duty on the PUBL
4 Lands Committee. Representatl'
n Watkins from the Military Affai
Il Committee and Representative D'
r nre from the Committee on Refor
o in the Civil Service. This action w;
due to the new rule which pr
: cIudes members from holding plac'
: on the big House committee fro
J serving on any other committees.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-05
Attention Painters and Contractors

AttcIItiOH dslftCTS uI1u C0Htr nc t01 %
Bids will be received by the Police
Jury of Caddo Parish until noon
June II, 1919, for painting and re-
pairs to interior. Of Caddo Parish
iail. Specifications on file in the Of
fee Of parish engineer. The right is
Preserved to reject any and all bids
1T. BULLEN, Parish Engineer
Caucasian, May IS. 1913.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-05
Weather Forecast,

Local forecast for Shreveport and
vicinity: Unsettled tonight and Fri
day; little change in temperature.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-05

mob becomes active, especially III
the cases where technicalltIes nave
cheated justice of its due.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-05
COTTON MARKET

Office of The Caucasian.
Shreveport, La, June 5, 1913.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-06-05
Shreveport Receipts
Comparative Statement.
This VI Last VI

Since yesterday - y
Same day last year IA
Thus far this week 4a
Thus far last year %. .o
Since September i---f4O,676 142'55o
Ne, stock on hand 3,6i2 4'ifi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-20
Ter 2poftrtbatifut aIs aauhs
frittftr.

Jn cEtt Spori3tititriH III itmluo
ant ben ginfoa atlommtn, al tras
latu, uis pobl Elm Gpurtrt6dliur
cine mufialiids quffdbruna kutltis
len piirls. Der tritilbe gtridt, Der
Ita ais cine Iaunige GeIbntptrlpols
tang elmer gtpiFen gtri pom Sport
oeutid" gibt, piirbe oana9 stipa 70
Iousflqeu:
Die @ligsr nsltn Ii6 an Der
5nuenittis oiat Bel Den aampen anf.
Der Sdieosrtdtsr, Der nit sinem
tItiuen 9attitod ausseraTet mar,
fuHgierte 9leid3eitig oIs GturIsr.
unmittelbar Dor Dem Start Teute CT
Ii4 auf elmer GiIte ouf, Dor Der eth
quit itano. 9ur9 8nteu nit isis
mem 6tod belt er Die aonturrenisn
in Sr6nung. Damn f6idte er Is
mad Der WleIooie ,9Gnoli6e So9.
3eit" bon 8oIomart, Opus 26, uuf
Die Reiis. sic fprangen 3ismIi9
gletdmdbig db, eirar Der @siger lag
'etpas in Der 5Ibrung. Der Mann
init Dem Sa9sborn berfu9te, fie az.
rid3urufen, aber ie gingen in fptns
bender 5ubrt oabon. Der &Ontros
bob fii6rte 0as 5intertreffen. Rad
Dem erItsn @iertel 0es Ruries brad
bic tleine f9par3e 5l0te meg, d5er
Die Geigen an Der SnnenIeits bisftsn
lid gut 3ueinan0;r uno Iegten cine
m0r0erii9e pace Dor. Bel Der bdIben
.Strede 3eigte Die gofnune 3ei5sn
BON Grmiioung. Cine tIsine. turss
.i6pdn3ige SI0te tdmpfte f4drf nit
Dem 8alO6orn, ftel cher bdIb ans
gepumpt 3uriid. Dos oide, alte
8om6nrOpn Idien pdbren6 oes gans
3en Rennens in R0ten gu fein unO
roarte fiir6terIid. Sc bislt fi9 ubsr
tnpFer Biz gum G9luB. Ollie tumsn
in gutter Sronung an 3ieIpfoifen
borbei, Ser Ri6ter f9ten absr tsine
GntT9uIoigung fallen gu t0nneu. Gr
md4te einen miiben gtn6rld."
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Gint anuamittf6e 2e8tASt.

Die tn6o = dineiIds 8eDUIterang
BON &nnom beipabtt nod 9eute eis
men ret4en S9ab bon ii6erIiefel!en
aIten Sinniprii4er, Sdgen uno 2es
Igenoen, BET 6eren 8etru9tung fi9
benz GuropGer DOR allen Elm ieltfas
mer Bug Oie1es Bottles oufbrdnqt:
'oie ungelp06nit9e, oft gu einem taft
~trnntbaften 9ei3 b~er5errte SParion1'
felt oieIes Bottles. Mie tpett 6isier
|Gei3 gebt, prGgt Ii6 nit nuiper Gins
oeutigteit in Der foIsen6en alien ans
namitti6en 2egen0e aus: Sin 8rets
.beIdB 0rei G1bne. Oils sr Die Strns
|6e ieines Sobes berannuben fiibIte,
REF er Die S0bne an fetn Ster6e'
lager unO iteute linen Die Grage, tpas
.fe NIT inn mad Ietnem SOOe begins
men pirOen. SO, sntgssnete Der
.Qeltefs, otperoe Sud einen prd4tssen
.2ei9en8ug nit Muiit rt6ten IaFen."
ga f6iitteIte Ser Batter 0ds Soupt
uno iagte: n9u btIt Elm 9eri4p'n'
Der, tpel9en 3ped bdtte bieie nuBloie
Qnsgu6e8" sd, entgegnete nun Der
.3peite, viperoe bid ouf Dem 5eloe
6ermo6ern laFen". rS6on beFer",
.ertptoerte Ser Batter, .Oenn 5umins
.0et nirit gu bsin @eIo ntat ner'
.qsu6en; aber dntpprtete mir duf etre
.5roge: tpeiBt bu mid ni9t Aeier
dus5unuBen9" 90 trat Der brittle
.Go6n Dor un6 fagte: sd tperoe
bid einfal8en un6 ouF Der @t:Gls
.bertaufen." n8efer", fdgte Der
.Sterbenbe, rin Dir erfenne i'd meinen
lpa6ren Q6tommer, uno 70 gebe i'd
sir nod cine 8arnung: 8eriufe mid
ni6t an unIeren Ru6bdr gu Derfau'
fen, 6enn CT 1T elm i4ledter adifer
un6 piir6e genuu iiberleger, ptecieI
@elo ct Dir bieten iDnnte".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-20
SoDMi6e Branttutrbans.

9ie 8erbung unter ben 9atdrens
Itdmmen girmas lit eben 70 einfo9
pie man mD6te Tagen - ibblil9,
Qfm erIten Gage bes Dinters beruns
Italtet Der Gtamm Elm grobes 5eit,
ro8u fi6 ale 6eirotsluitiaen Sung
frauen etnfinocn unO Der Ruiit ldus
i6en, Die Sic Sunggeie1en MAIDEN,
bic inter Dem g@unfdbaum" fiben
un6 tbre qiebIinosinitrumente ert1uen
laFen. @enn Die Wlaib, na4 Der Elm
folder begebrt, an ibm poriibergebt,
bemii6t er iia, lauter unb gsFiiblools
Ter AL fpieIen. 8ea9tet lie bas ni6t
unb ge6t fie rilbig Bel t6m boriiber, 10
tpeib sr, baB 1e ibn ni9t baden min;
ipenn Ie oageseu ouf i'm 3utritt un6
cine glume ouf Iein Snitrumsnt I.gt,
1prinat ct ouf un6 erfaBt ibre Sano,
bod nit per @crIiGt. Ole @Iunle bas
ni4t fallen gu IaTen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-20
Die 2itgaucr.

Ginen Der intersfianteften fremben
8oltst0rper, bic in ba8 beutI9e Rei1
eingefprengt finb, btIben unftreitig bic
2itbauer in Der IorboItede oes &et=
DIES, bic ieBt nod runo 10000 See
len 3dblen, ober BON RuIien, 9euts
f6en uno Polen INNER me6r dufges
fogen perben. Gbemols bilbete 2is
tbauen elm eigenes 8roBber3ogtum,
bns gum &0nigrsi9 PoIen geb5rte.
Mtt ben rulIiiden 2itbauern baben
bic preuBiiden tpenig gemeinIam, ba
bic eriteren iiberpiegenb prtbobOrer
Relision iino, tpd6reuO bic preuBis
i4en 2ttbouer ii4 gum qroteItantiss
mus betennen. Sn 6etOntI9er 3eit
beItdnb bel i5nen cine ausgeIprp9ene
Prieiterberri4oft, bas Qmt bes Sos
ntgs ibte Der SberprieIter aus. S6r
&ult mar nit allerlei mDItif9en 3is
gen beripebt, un6 ous iener 3eit Bat
fi9 in man9en entlegenen 9Drfern
nod cine CUTE Yortion Mberglaube
erbalten, bon benz mitunter mod in
Der Sebt3ett reft braiif9e @eri6tss
per6anblungen 3eugnis obIeeen. 8as
Sauptfeft Der oIten 2itbauer NOR has
5eit gum @ebd9tnis Der GrT9offung
Der Delt. Rad ibrem @Iauben fduf
Soft bic Menf9en in Der fpGrmIten
3eit bes Sabres, bamit it feline gPot
Iitten, unb ba man 1Is bic ipGrmIte
3eit bic INN Sobanni anTab, tpurbe
in driftIt6er 3eit bas urIpriinqIih
betbnti4e Seit nit benz Geit Sobnns
nes bes SGufers DerT9moIaen. Sod
Bis in bic neuere 3eit ipurbe bos Sos
In 2itbauel Defenders FeTts
Itd bsgangsn, un6 Stpar IA Sage
Gs tporen Sage aIIoemetner
JrSbIidtsit, ielbF bic Some icIIte
am SObannestase, pie In RuBIanb
am Sftrtass Dor Greube brei
MAIDEN. Seute bobef Tid
nur mod bier un6 ba fpdrli6e ReFe
aItsn Site er9QItsa aammnf
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N WI MmWlla haaatt aab aali
m8H tdit
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cine aaf maHkt
fl uah gatiiiiiltn tiHtin Hilt
iH fnifHitmtH eHBttn. tlt HHnf
,atft fB btH ftnhiu. be ballins
nffFllftunt ne WNliti1t unh tluH
tltti W itlmilla .leat titiu Ntta
big ulH @lilu 6Hf mtiHtf 9ttifAt
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tu mtlH Nff5nmm inmtn ,.
t'toto' iailt M miiBtL Nun
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hiIitn 8tt5t mifitn H. gtt bdtm
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m1ntm Ian6n IibtH qub atitbtn
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~ Wsliam
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is blm1h mttf mittittm motegn.
.dl8 ttatt att f6 M1t nnf cine Be-
ldtiBlif dnilM heH &NNd6lmtis
gen. Don efHn BIC mniaNm hit Ntlts
tfttih htf 6itlo1tnttfn unb BE
.ieltn. ttmoitftt aautldidrtn az
altih btbtttftifn; he dtpubsmabis
gen utldnbtni tttibtf ttbtrri6tn
mtit uur bit dabplil6t @ulthrss
iatiit un0 BtIt sonultn nuf miohiin
idrtibtB 1n tintm gonbpntF 1tri
it ulrdbnt, bdb iih cine Malitr
batiibtF iftai, bab ibt @obn auh
bic dabpiii6t S6tiit ltmt unb bas
rim bic 9intr zines arilsS unitrrihs
ten ldnu.
Die gsrbrtiiuua Der Shrtibtunn
mar burh ben Wangtl an iia1tIidm
S6uIen unb bds Gebltn bts S6ul.
3pdugts gebemni. Der llnterriht
lag in ben 9dnotu BON qribaten, uub
QriuatIhuleu ioipie 6nusIebrer NOS
rem natiirIi6 Hur ben gemittelitn sus
gdnglih. Sin Invertebrates 9ihl auf
bas 2ebsn unb 9reiben in bieIen olts
dgbptiihen SduIen iperIen einiae
ReusrtperbuHgsn Der @erIiner papps
russ SammIung. Sin Observation-Disclosures,
ME es in Der 2lntits aIs banbIi9es
Roti5bu9 unb 6duIbeIt gang allges
mein beripenbet nuroe, entbGIt 6duls
iibungsn, 5riate bes erFten S6uls
Dies S6uIbeft lit bemers
tenspert bur9 Zen por8igli9en 3us
itnnb, in benz es erbalten 1T, unb
burd bic auffdIIig groBe 3abl Der
Snfeln; itatt Der ionIt iibli9en flint
fino bier ndmli9 neun SuTams
msngefigt unb urIpriingIi6 f9einen
es iogar 5ebn getpeien gu Iein. Quf
Snnsnieite Der eriten 5ofeIn bat
Der ABCzS9ibe bic Silbentrennung
baneben bat er sere9net.. Die
Ie9fte Seite 3eigt mebrere Der beilis
gen Symbolic, bic 70 beliebt tparen uno
fpnbrf1einIi9 cbIi9tli9 bon benz
Snreiblebrer getpGbIt fpuroen, Der Ii.
paar foI9en Dorten bas gon5e
Qlpbabst oufmarI6ieren IieB. Mu9
bic anberen Iebungen ftammer gum
9r0Bten Sell aug Der S9rei6itunbe;
1uf elmer Settle muB Der S9iiler ii9
ben 8eis6ettsiprud %einprdgen: rUlit
S9reiben unb nit 2eien fGngt eis
Jentlidf erit bas 2eben an 4uf
linen anberen Sragment pirb bic
Defamation geiibt, unb nod unbere
Der GammIung entbaIten grd>
ooratiunen fir bic 5o%meritunbe: bic
Runiiprn8e bes 9i9ters nirb in
bic geIpro4ene Sprade Der 3eit ums
QebnIi4e prdparationen Be-
5obeln unb SnmmIungen
JON tpeiTen Spriiden. au9 redt
He6nungen tperben auss
bic ii9erIi9 bereits BON eli
tenn dIteren Sungen itommsn.
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,,rt ole Niaatu mn nnt iam,
manptfrtn.

90 tttb Cd in ben gaam la
0a iimbiuhaubta ntt am=lG. aus
nt 1919 IttH Gu6t udhm. 90, Be.
.iauo Bonn abtrbaupl 0it atftl,
sia8tt BON Ctttbtitbt SCI ibltf.
'dth Urmu $40 ulitrum 70 nto
nun ftoaM uu0 ibtf BE quigori
Fam 70 mtbr triiauu. fem, lu,un man
.Dtrnimmt, bdb ui6t Denlas Gtimmm
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Dem tintn aju oil. Rem anbtrtn etet
pen p3a blind ortinfabrnotm llaas.
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.otrmag g Jet nitt an gIau6en, uis
man e emit ihou i'm 6e,re fix pus
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ipnoern Der Bel grtn3lau tapitu.tss
rtnoe 5obenlobe iolte 6sn G6erbss
.iebl erbaIttnl
: aber mar otnn bod su piel
tur Die alien Bafieu1sfdbrten Sts
8cbbaro Qebredt un0 0as a1aemnne
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oas DIR 0ss aonigs, 70 CAP eiat1s
ubIe gtrdtsr tur3 atgefertigt nuroen,
I'm 70 i6roffsr, neil felbft osr arrns
prtn3 bon S6ncoen, ben Srieorid
WiI6eIm III. oamaIs nod fir etaen
reinncbmsnOen tlugen 6erru" 6itit,
it9 fir gliider sntidieo. @6er nod
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lt9e 3eit: IS gob tpobl ME eintn
5elobersn Der mebr 3ur SffenIibe
binneigte aIs RapoIeon, uno sod
5fpaHgen Jpn feline @egner in ieren
5agen our 0%efeniips. .Ces AMI.
maux ont compris quelque
chose!" gIiiher 1ber erbielt Oard
Bic DeiIuns, nur gsstpungm
efn3ubautu, ME er ii6 aber AT 6srs
drtigem qnIinnsn berbielt, 3eigt feline
4ntport, Die er auf 8artlabs 8crs
iteQungen COB, Der II. a. ausfi6ffe:
Init Der f6lefiIhsn Qrmee an Ocn
ridden, 0enislben ni6t aus ben
DerIisrsn, nit inn 5ugisid
ieoo6 alien sntTheiosnoen
dusnei4en."
Matt sopfi6itteIu protsTtierte Bill
der 3unddit iogIeta, aber er be-
6errf4te ii9 Damn baIO tpie6er unb
cling ouf Die geoingungen Elm, inttm
sr tpetterte: .S6tperenot! 9as 1T
ne berDtdelte 8eI6i6tel @ebt ii6er
meme arGfte! Bin tein 6abius oIer
tpie Der &srI 6ieB. 8erItebe nur 6rauf
los3ugeben, Soft frat mir! @dre
oa Elm dn6erer better an mstuem
Bin 8ipor BEN WondrGen
fiir ibr 3utrduen febr 6dnt6dr, mlB
16er Elm &ommdnoo abIebnen, bel
peldem id nur fudsI9pdn3en uno
foq!" @orauF Der rufii4e
9enerdI bon 9iebif8 entgegnete, Der
bel 8artIaD mar: sGr3eleu3 n'hs
men Die Snitrutiion tpobt gu buds
td6Ii6. On Der Spibc BON 100000
fam man ni6t unbeoingt auf
Die 9afsniibe bef2rdrtt fperoen. Nsnn
sic @eleden6eit finoen, 70 qreiFsn
5ie ben 6einO uur frifdpeg an"
,9os III mas an6eres", iagte Biz
fer bierauf 10 CEMENT LAB i4 mir
,ie SnFruttion f6on gefolleu. Sd
i6ernebms uITo 6as commando bns
er Der 8eoingung, buB i6 ben Geinb,
DO i6 es fir geroten unD nOtpers
,ig balts, ongretfen BART uno bite
5ie, 6ies ben Mpndr6en Sa melotn.4
I'm &c. auguTt belt 8lii6er Dies fiji
Iebottn - am Sage Der S4la6t an
yer &dbba4!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-20

meno. Rtf'
ter: sic iinb i6On porbefrdft. 8ts
oft I'M @an3en9"
Strol9 Gi~berIsgenb): n@iermal.
9err Sertdtsbof!" ~.
Ri6ter: So, in ben often ftehl
aber, 6aB Sic f9On sebnmuI bsitraft
|F.o!"
@troI6: r9st fam OO6 finn
menl" )
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-20

5eiBe 3ornesr6te fpaIIte in ibm auF.
Gut 70. ST tpiirbe Noti8 oapon
ne9men 80,
Dor Sag unb Eau bre6en bic
betben auf. Siegrei4 Idimmert i6s
men Der junge MOrgen entgsgen. gtls
iie benz 0mnibils entiteigen, umpe6t
Tie cine empfinSIide Stride. 9(ber
bic flaue Stimmung tpei4t Der @ans
berluft,
Durd Qtebrenfelber unb bIii6enbe
DisieHarinOe sspiunen ie bic nsus
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-15
New Blue.

Here are some Of the new colors
and shades of familiar colors dressed
IN their new names. as given by an
accom- modatlng young saleswoman In
q big shop:
New" blue, which II . shade be.
tween gems d'arme blue and electric
blue: dove. which 10 elephant gray
with a brownish tone: petunia, which
is Of a deep reddish hue; miosa. which
IL almost orange: shrimp. which 10 the
latest pink tone and exactly tho color
Of the water product for which It d
named: verdigris. which ID . green
like the rusty hue Of old copper. and
chalk, which il the white that d pop
ular now, differing from most white
BY tho absolute lack Of even the slight
est creamy tint
Two exotic shades. Just IKE which
there has never been any color befora
sre tho so-called amaranthe and rougl
Venetian.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-15
BOTH DAINTY AND PRACTICAL
Crepe de Chine for Underwear Has
Many Admirers-Pctticoat Trim
minas Unusually Elaborate.

Crepe de chine underwear Is practi.
cal as well as pretty, for a good quail.
ity Of crepe de chine washes us well
rs muslin. There is growing use
of this sort of underwear. Il IL
sold now In pink, blue and white. It
Is all trimmed with lace. some OF Il
deliberately.
Crepe do chine netticoats are ideal
because of their light weight and
clinging softness. They are generally
finished at the bottom with a plated
flounce Of wide lace. Some Of them
show an insertion Of lace five or six
inches wide and hem of the crepe
below the insertion. The more elab-
crate petticoats are trimmed with rib
bon and chinon rosetteS and tiny artl-
fetal Towers.
Some Of tho combinations and
chemiscs of crepe do chino are sim.
ply made. and these arc especially
serviccable. For the woman who Is
TRAVELLING they are a boon indeed, but
they can be worn without ironing.
Hung up damp, their own weight
smooths I'll, m from wrinkles.