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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-01
WORK Of SENIORS
DRAWING TO EMO
s.
Glass Of 1914 VIII be Given Diplomas
at Commencement Exercises
to be Held on June
Twelfth.
WAIT RECOMMENDATION
Eligible List VIII be Given to this
School Board for Ap-
prevail This
Week.

School days are practically at an
end for the forty-three members of
the senior class of the Keokuk high
school. The recommendations for
graduation will be made to The school
board some time this week, probably
tomorrow, by DR.. r. L. Reid, prin-
cipal of the high school. The prin-
cipal's recommendation carries with
| it the names of those who are eligible
for the Kilbourne prizes.
Gerard Huiskamp is president OF the
class, Elizabeth Wilson, vice presi-
dent, Walter Schwartz, secretary, and
Arthur Kirby, treasurer. Floyd Self
ert is class prophet, Walter Nichols
|! is the scribe Of the class will, Irwin
Ccombs, class historian, Elizabeth
Wilson, class poetess, Albert Jenkins
and Helen Gray are writer's of the
class song, and Harold Collins is the
class orator.
The unofficial list Of .he members
Of the class of 1914 follows:
Clifford Agnew.
Clarence Alling.
Sanford Drake.
Ruth Bland.
Wyman Bolton.
William Brooks.
Beulah Brumback.
Russell Buss.
Wilfred Cresswell.
Vivian Demple.
Edwin Elder.
Ada Field
Horace Hinkley.
James Hollingswortf.
Nina Hodge.
Eva KunZmann..
Gerard Huiskamp.
Elizabeth Wilson.
Floyd Seifert. r.g So
Walter Nichols.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-01
Four Labor Convention. On.

NEW YORK, June -Four labor
unions af1liated with the American
Federation OF Labor are holding their
annual conventions today. The Inter
national Union Of Cutting Die and
Cult er Makers Of America convened
at Boston The International Associa-
ton of Marble Workers met here.
The International Ladies' Garment
Workers are In session at Newark,
and the International Seamen's Union
of Am erica Is meeting at Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-01
Nearly smothered.

Chandler. n { Mrs. Auxuata ~.
A OF this place. writes: II had
tna .o'nering spells very day, 90 bad
aa via, ! expected desth at any time. !
.s oulo not sit up in bed suffered
w.. Womanly troubles MY nerves
m unstrung. b almost given mn
al nope Of ever being better i tr,sd
.n,,... ana 1t did me lcre good than
-. ae had ever taken. / am bet.
tn. ow tnan ! evez expected to be. .
s;r,,s OF ladies have written
:, Cur. letters. telling CT he merits
h..Saul. 1t relieved their headache.
,s,,. aene and misery, Just an Il viii
Advertioement - - = IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-01
Navy VIII be Dry In Thirty Days.

Navy VIII be Dry In Thirty Days.
WASHINGTON, June Navy Off
GERS today entered upon their last
wet" month. Just thirty Gays more
and the wine mess" on battleships
and at navy yards will be thing Of
the past, unless President Wilson an.
nuls an order Of Secretary of the
Navy Daniels abolishing use OF liquor
in the navy July 1. It is not believed
the president will hold UP the "dry"
order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-01
City Honors Memory Of Lawrence.

City Honors Memory Of Lawrence.
NEW YORK, June 1.-E1oral
wreaths today were placed on the
grave OF Captain James Lawrence,
who carved into American history tn 9
motto Of the United States navy,
Don't give up the ship" Simple GER
emonies which began with the ring
ing Of the chimes In famous old Trim
ity church were held IN the old burial
ground about tbs church at the head
Of Wall street. It was 1O1 years ago
that Captain Lawrence died.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-01

To feel strong. have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and en-.
Joy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters,
the great system tonic and builder
Advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-01

Irwin Coombs.
Harold Collins.
Helen Kiedaisch..
Mary Kiedaisch.
Alice Linquist.
Verna Miller.
Marjorie Moore.
Ray Moore.
Theodore Newcomb.
Harry Paggett.
Charles Parsons.
Arthur Robbins.
George Rollosson.
Mary Rich.
Leslie Vaughn.
Jeanette Wunderly.
Ross Wilson.
Beatrice Williamson.
Walter Schwarz.
Arthur Kirby.
Elizabeth Wilson.
Albert jenkins.
Helen Gray.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-01

Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what / did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-01
priests. marching between these lines
to the church Immediately before the
services began.
Father Shannon breaches.

Father Shannon breaches.
In reading his first mass Father
Weinberg was assisted by Father
Stahl Of Davenport, the Very, Rev.
Father Gillespie of this city. Father
Giglinger. and Father Dunnion.
Father Davis was master of Ger
emonies. The Very Rev. Father
shannon, president Of St. Ambrose
college of Davenport, preached the
sermon following the reading of mass
In his talk Father Shannon paid high
tribute to Father Weinberg who is
just entering into priesthood. He
told Of how long he had known Father
Weinberg and stated that he was very
proud to number him as brother
priest. For some time he talked OF
the duties Father Weinberg will as
sumo. Father. Weinberg will be as
signed to duties in the diocese of Dav-
export by Bishop Davis within few
weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-01
was ordained at Davenport.


The following regarding his ordina.
ton appeared in the Davenport Demo
crat yesterday:
At the Sacred Heart cathedral yes
terday morning at s o'clock Bishop
Davis ordained two young men, Rev.
Carl H. Weinberg Of Keokuk, Iowa,
and Rev. Walter 3. Cullinan Of Abba.
Iowa, to the Catholic priesthood.
The church was well filled and
many OF the clergy Of the city and
nearby points were present. Both OF
the priests are alumni of st. Ambrose
college and the college students were
present In a body.
Father Weinberg will celebrate his
FIRST mass This morning at st. Francis
de Sales church in Keokuk and Father
Cullinan will do likewise at st. Mary's
church In Abba.
Both OF tne young priests are well
known in this city as they were stu
dents at st. Ambrose college for sew
en- years. Both completed their courses
Of study ut Baltimore.
After a few weeks they Will be as
signed to duties in the diocese OF Dav-
export by Bishop Davis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-01

It's the Motorcycle With Protected seective Twospeed
TwoSpeed that the rider shift from low to high
high to low neutral at any time, whether the machine
is standing still in motion Two-Speed that shifts
only when the rider shifts it. that located
in the hub away from dirt dust damage and with
al the most efficient Two-Speed ever manufactured.
Double Brake Control-The Harley Davidson Band
Brake may be operated foot lever the right foot
board or by back pedalng either pedal.
Folding Foot Boards-The HarleyDavidson foot boards
unusually long permitting great variety of positions
according to the height Of the rider This the
great objection to the ordinary type Of foot boards built
only to fit the ordinary With the HarleyDavidson
foot boards whether the rider is tall short he is not
foced to uncomfortable position.
The Only Motorcycle With Step StarteThe step
err in of accidental stalling Of the motor, does
away with the necessity Of getting off in the mud hold
traffic while the rider finds level place which
to lift lurch the machine the stann order pedal
the motor to start it, Instead the rider seated in the sad
de- gives either pedal downward pushwhen the Step
Starter does its work and the motor again begins to hrob
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The Daily Gate City.
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Step Starter-Selective Brake Contro
Of Free Wheel Folding Foot Boards-Ful- Floteng
Other Important improvements.

The Only Motorcycle With Double Clutch Control The
clutch be operated either by hand lever by foot
lever It longer either hand from
the handebars in order to operate the CLUTCH decided
advantage in sand, mud, rough roads. !
It is the Only Motorcycle with Full Floteing seatAkde
vice which assmiates all the jars jo and vbraon<due
to rough roads, etc.
It is the Motorcycle With Automobile ControThe brake,
the clutch and the epstarer all be operated by the
feet leaving only the spark and throttle for hand opera
ton, making the control the that of the highest
priced automobile.
Then there is the Free-Whee Control, Folding Foot
Boards and nearly forty other renements which help
make the Harley Davidson the greatest motorcycle value
offered.
Other Refnemetns-Over thirty desirable improvements
noticeable on the Harley-Davidson
% Machnessold to date this year Order yours today
The you order the you ride.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30
Dir anaSs.


Der tnropdiTht arita ilbi aud ouf
bic WObt tinsn psltBilIhen Ginllub
aus. iHloiern paris, bas biAbsr III
Der MObs ben ION anJuesbsn pilsgis,
%tinTtpeiItn Iabmesleot III unb bic
hisr5ulanbs auitdn6sRbtn Rtnbeittn
tinen ouseelprodtn omeritanifhsn
Gbarottsr traesn. Gle poilsn iih be.
fonbsrs ben InnbesabIidsH @enobna
btiitn an. gu bsHsn In sritsr einis Der
Mutoipcrt 81 sdblsn IN. Wiele Der
eusn Winttrmdntsl finb ean5 Ips5isll
fur bisIm T~aIbionablsn Sport sugse
f6nititn. Gle fpsiIsn Dor allen bic
esrabs 9iuie bon Der GhuItsr Bis
gum RodInnm auf, uub bic aermsl
finb mtipeoer In Elm tleines 4rmIob
einseitbt, obsr i'm ipsittn aimonoIfil
gefdnitten. Sebr mcbsrn Iino fiir
bic WGHiel fhtpar5 unb ipsiB ges
ttrsifie W~olIitoffs. unb nift IsIten
finben Dtt ON unitrsn S1um aIs
Wsr5isrung brsits @oIiranlsn. Der
nod In bisTsm 5erbIt pOrbsrrfdsnbt
tiefe V'f0rmige 6alsausi9nitt pirb
I'm tOmmsuben Diutsr ipabridsinIi6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

aiDtper bic Serte BEN gebenft, es mar
orig f4On, btta1s ie ben al pSuis
iaff"l ge9alert IN bds meint uuf
ositI4: has is bet Stoff".
SD ben atplper nod e aurlere
Gurpreis for ie ge6abt. S4 ben gu
ie geiust: Pau 5elerf4, penn S9r
iest redt gut Ierne Oubt, bann ben
ia en- 3riet for Sud. Sn Gle Suneis
let Stebts oubn mer an ben 26. glpp.
ben Iosenannte 9entssiFfenoeb Selles
brebte, tpo ii9 baOur9 biittngipii6e
oubt, bab mer Sertie eIIe bis mer
iteif Itsbn.~ Wie i'd bus sefagt ben,
ou ben i1 genobtiit, ipie fe al ses
Idipert ben, In elmer bon Re bat ges
iagt: sMifer aGpten, III oos rufe
sic { nubtref &ontrie2 So lam nit
Iehn, tpie 70 bieIe bon unIere 2anbss
lieut. ua9 bic Suneitst Ste6ts aus
.panOtre, lpenn e riste oubn, bdb Te
nOrt alfgefrefIe iuern. Serr Mebdds
tiondr, Is bat mid bic ldneIte 3eit
9enOmtne, befobr baB i'd Re Die GiOie
zen aasrebe t0nne. Sd ben eeiugt:
e9ulrgg minsta, tI9 sebibbeI!" 0ds
meint Deus, S1r bruu4t su9 nit gu
trutpsle; oie 3ertiess no mir eiIe
cubn, bus fin feline Menf6e, bas fin
9OrOs, no in Die 5armiabrbs erum
Iaufe IN in e:nem fort gabele. Die
triege bic 9dIs abgei9nitte IN bann
Fein gerobitet TN bann TONNE
nod ale mDgli9e Srimmens baSu
in &c tOnne iia tein 9esriff bapon
made, mas oas 10 fem tebite oubt.
SD ben seiebr, OaB SIR audi 70
Serbs bier bobt I'm bic bubn i9 for
ena fidIe I'm Damn Iolt Sbr email {
f5ieIt 9en, no sSbr eiH eler iGmtIi9e
barna4 dblede built
atutper iebt miB aud seiunse fperoe
unb Damn ben uer seitart. SD lam
Sbns ldse, Der Gefung bat mid {
8saiesgbt eetpipe, OuS mar fiersl
IGneitc 3ett ben i1 gsbrount Bis
Ie nur email cine 0ein fertiegebru6t
ben lin tpie i'd bunn grab nit fe 3
psnia IN Sapuns TN tOmuls. ts en-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

gietdfootG. Sine aIte
Gonte, Die ibre @erm0gsnsIuge ielbit
bpr Den na9Iten 8erponOten auf oos
S%orsfdltigite gehsim gebaIten bat, lift
.geItDrben. Qls I'm 6amilienrate err
prtert miro, ME man 0ie itsrbti9e
5iiIle our leBtsn Hube b~etatten nols
!s, ma4t Sntel 9ermann einen 8ors
ftIag:
r8ir molten oo4 erIt einmaI ieben,
piepiel iie binterIdBt. SIT ni9ts oa,
toirO iie begroben; bat iie ettpas. 10
miro iie beeroigt. un0 erbeu mir bel,
Damn loFen mir iie beifeBen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

affiFer TONNE In bat betunnt ses
ma4t, baB bic Stngeret iebt itappe
miBt I'm Oab Die Srubps abmartl9e
miBte; Der Da6r bdtt geitart I'm
ieBt bebt Der Monttei9ein ftappe.
Bel Sale, Oas ia oas eri9te nal
gepeie, bab i'd gelebn ben, tpie li8
E abrmie rebots muae bubt for an
Die 6ront gu gsbn. Sd muB iags
e8 is en- urig i46ns Set getpeie I'm
am Itebite bdtt i4 seglide nit gu
marti9e, atutper bas is off &o6rs nit
gut m0gIi4 getpeIe. Mel. i9 ben
getpunnert mas ieBt aus mid perbe
Oebt. Mleb6ie Der oeitfhe @mperer
bat gang an mid pergeife un i'd fam
ieBt nids differences oubn, als mid
E Rubm au rente, mel S6intel erals
gu bGnge I'M mid ais @inglebrer gu
sttperteiie;oa bdtt t9 off aobrs aud
en- i40ne Sud5eB nit gebdbt! Sd
fin gar3 pteDtsIa fort gauge I'M fin
nab mel Sotel for meme Dots gu
pdde, atptper id fin barbIie in mel
aubm gepeIt, ba IS en- MeHenI6er
I'm Fat mid { S9reitpes
no in beitf9e 2eepitI9 ges
iarippe mar In no geio9t bot, i'd
iolt mid reobig made I'M beut Rdat
I'm Sebn bnr tpdrte, Bis iemanb
for mid fable bsbt. Gs bat mid
nod Die 8arning seiptpe, nismunb {
Dort oabon Su iase I'M for mel Sos
teIbia brduGt i9 nit gu battere, bic
beuti9e Regierung bebt 8ebr BON Die
nemme.
Wel, bd is mid ipiber en- Gtein
bon mel 9erade erunner gefaIls. 81
ted ilb Der oeitI9e emperor Der buht
tein 5reinO I'm 9red itede IoTe. Sd
mid reitetpeg bran gemddt, mel
gu pGde unb Damn ben i9
MIDI bingelegt for nod en- bieiente
at nenime. Mas iebt tpeiter
,rs mid geiporoe Is, bos fnreib i9
Sbnen in mein nGHIte Sdreitpebrief.
@umit i'd berbleipe
Shne Sbrn liesper
RAiIiPR SdnerdmPfsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

9oppeIIinien, fir bic 9er6inoungss
Itdbe sinfa9e 2iHisn auf, 3iebt bic
5ormenlinitn nit 8orItihen Dor uflb
umTtidt iie nit bidten aangetten, ME
aus Der abbilbung beutIi9 ertennbar
1T. Die ELECTROMAGNETIC tDnnen
pdbrenb bes 2angettiersns ousges
fiibrt. bod aud 3uleBt ~eearbettet
perOen. So pirO baau elm Gaben
BON einem Ganbe gum pnbern geIeis
tet. unb auriidsebsnb lit bieIer aaben
gu umOrefen. Ra9bem bic Stiderei
ausgefibrt porben, 1T Der Stoff ous
BerboIb Der feften Jormen unter ben
8erbinbunssitdbeu iouber unb bots
fortsui6neiben.
@as 4rdn59snmuIter unb aud
bas RreismuIter eignen Ii9 better fir
QeinenbInisn. Dos eritere lit qdn8
Defenders einfa9 in Der ausfii6runq.
8la9fti9 unb 8inblo9fid
fit bic arGnae altr antpens
oung, bic IdnsIiden @tein9en Der
anBeureiben entfeben burd ie breE
oi6t nebeneinanoer Iiegenbe StiAe,
Der Gaben ipirO ftets tpeitergefiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30
Inter ~areun6inner

ltnter 6reuu6innen
eDas mub i'd b0ren, Marie, On bali
Did NIT Dem ilngsn 5errn 9e6rsns
tetmIi9 psrlobt2 go bel i9 peiB,
pait 9u bod Define 9ano f9on per-
geben."
syla ia, cine; i9 bab' absr Oof
8tpei SGnoe."
Reio. gantoffelbel6 (ein al
tes Ritternappen bstradteno): Slid.
li9er Bitter, Der gu 0en 0rd6eu
flOB i'm @appeh gtbabt!"
StoBfeuf5er. Gbemanrl
Geaf3enoJ, ais ct BON ain6ern Tingen
bort: piles nsu ma9t Ser Mai!"
peeiOer ni9t Den SOmmerbut meiner
Grau."
= @orfi6t Drum priife, tper
fi4 epig binbet!!" fagte Der 2ebemlnn,
% re6nete er feline S6ulOen 3afcms
rlen. e6e er fia nit Der bGBli9en
limb dltIi6en Scooter zines gantiers
perlobte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

Dasislbt gilt fir bic ardnse. g,i
BEN oritisn Wufsr III Qanqetiens nno
Blnblohiii9 anaspsnbst. Au6 biu
lplro Der GtoIf nod poIIsubtttr VI,
belt unter ben Wtrbinbrnashdben
fortstidnittsu. DisIt 9urts tianei
iid aud por5iieIid iiir goBss esineH.
iltiotr, fir sIesaHls @hiirSsn, Ilr
Dsdsn uub aiiItn aus 8atiit.
Dir aifisuubtr5Hse 4. . fam bas
WuIttr NIT 3pifdenrdumsn BON ARIA
4 3oII rsibtnipeile In isntrshtrr SieIs
lung onsepsnost lpsrben. 8ieIe grtiis
5piIhsr jtoti Wuftrfrtifen mare NIT
sintm BaItncienneseiniab, Der leiilih
burd ie 5ipei l6maIs Gdumdsn Be-
grsn5t iperbsn iounts, su i9miidtn.
Wion tut ON beitsn, bic gan5e aiiIen,
fId6e aus einsm Gtid Stoff bersu,
Itslleu, bic Sdum6en Dor oer Stidstr
abJundben uno ben Giniab srIt mad
OclIsHbetsr Gtidsrsi auf5ubrinssn.
Die barssitsIlts gorbiirs fam out
auf WoIIs ober Ssibenitoffe nit Geib,
ausgefiibrt tuerbsn. Sn oieIem 5alIe
iihb bic aDhet als puntts gu bebaH,
bslH. Ell fDerbsu BEN 2auf Der
areislinis nod nit Blahfihen os
arbsitet. Die 9latttrGnBs i5nnsn
grin, bic punttltGn5s rot ober 6Iaa
ipsrben. 60 ausstfiibrt. eienst ii@
bos WuFsr fir ainOsrtIsib6sn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

GrtGGrte Qbneiguns
a.: .2ofen sic uns NAL bier in
0ieie aneipe geben, ba ipieIt cine
ainOertopelle."
g. vg2ee, i4 6ante. atnoerton3ert
Hab' i9 3u 9ouie genug.'
- MtI0ernOer Il m t a n b.
@i4ter: rSie baden idOn pteoer
NAL elm Gabrrd0 9eitOblen9"
Qnseflagter: ga, i1 bin bait nod
n btIiel ungeiditt, Serr Ri6ter.
Dds erite mar beretts ua4 bier Mos
den btn!!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

.es b,roIsbt MID" iagis Die Jun.
az eIitr dur alien, .oab bic MtH.
idtn milo cine 9itbin idslisn@
sWGrth Du TN QolrborFt aus
ftm 81 sslaldpft." sHis,gnsis bic al
.s 10 piiros man BON aIsptomanit
ml6eln."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

Der 5iinbenoe 6unfe.
9err: alfO, sic liebten Siren ieBigsn
@atten aud ouf Den sriten Slid -
ME SuIia ben aomeo2 9as lit ia
intersFont.
Dame: ga, fobaIO if f6n oas Ct.
itcmdl erbIidte. Sd ertnners mid
70, aIs OBJ es geitern geipsien mare.
SD ipaSiere nit gapa nuf Der &arlss
baOer &olonnaoe, oa erblidte gapl
einen GERM uno fagte gIei9 ait mir:
9a, mein 2iebling, 1T elm Mann,
Ger stli4e MilIiohsu idper iit!w 9as
er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

Mla9t oes 2iebes. Antper ner bubt
INNER eri9t 70 BEL I'M BEL ausiiune,
mas mer in ii9 Fat.
Sd ben alIo bic tertifde gf6rmie
nod for E gdnae @eil Sin9Itunoe
geptpe uno tpte mtr NIT Die W1at
an abetn bor9 mare, ZEN ner
@eiti9lonb, 9eiti9ldnO inner allies
getreit. Gel is off aObrs tein 10
paifenbes 2ieb for bic 9erte eetptpe
I'm septFermaBe Is es Der refine So9s
perrut setpcie, iie 70 2ieb gu tGdele,
atpiper tpsrn Der Wabr itptper ID, ben
i'd geoentt, Damn perb ia oo9 10
pie 70 Die gauge MeIt bsitI9 IN
tann Mile Ie ia ennibau bic aieoer
Iinge lerue. fOnit fin ie nit in It.
SD min Sine iage, iG ben { gauge
2att Batter gebabt DIE SeIerIA NIT
bic Morts bon ben Song etpe6ntet
5u made; bitabs fpen.I i'd dli9 bic
tertii9e eengpitf9 F9on gang fdOn
ben tGttls tonne, 10 Is IS bod nod
ieinoer bart an mid eepeie. dtpiper
ih eetptue nil 10 ieiig auf. @ie bic
Soblf9er al aneetrete mare, ben id
eeIaet: 8uIOff minstn! 9us meint
oif Oeitf4 s8eus, iebt ipoue tner
itarts". Damn ben i'd en- gsrI@ all
leins seIunge, ben atptper en- au bobe
piti6 srpii4t I'm i'm odbor1 in Die
9dbrmonnie { tpenig fdebtie geiporOe.
Dos bat mel aunitsefihE psrlsbta
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

Gid. Der aarle bdtt' beis
rabe 2trbsit bstommen, nbsr CT III
nohmal NIT rem blauen ause oaDpn
RentdbeI. Der 6auss
tne4t i'm SdIsn idsint elm Id0nss
gsIo Su peroienen9"
DOS glaub I, Bel benz bab'n nee
nigitens 3ip0If Jrouen abonniert, oab
er INNER I'm balb sIfe lire Mdnner
'nousf6msiBt!""
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-30

inngen aermsl finb Der gajIe an9es
f9nitten unb BON elmer loien Mdns
fdette begren5t. Der barunter ge.
febte 8luIsndrmel lam aud aus ans
bsrem Stoff als bic 8luIe gefertigt
tperbsn. anopF unb anopiIO6er bers
mitteln ben SdIuB. Der ben Gals
bsrsf0rmig umranbenbe ard9en iptrb
an beIten aus Ssibe georbeitet. Sin.
gIeihfarbige S9Isife bilbet ben @b.
f6Iub.
0as nd8its Bib (5ig. p psruns
fi9ouli9t Elm panr aIeiber fit MdbI
den BON 6 Biz 10 Sabren. Reiaenb
un6 babel bod febr einfa9 in ber
4usfiihrung 1T bas 9Ieibdsn Iints
@eHrsifter poIIener MuIfeIin
lit gu Teiner ausfiibrung estpGbIt
porOen. Dem gIufenteiI NIT onass
fdnitienem MermeInnfdb finb tpsite
puffsn ougereibt, bic inter benz glIs
bDqen bon einem 8iinb9en sufams
m~enaebaIten ipsrben, Sin aersibtes
1OIdnir0dHen ipirb Der glaie aufr
osndbt unb Der Mnfob hnr6 cine
SpeimaI barber seI9Iungene @tGrpe
bebedt. 2einentrnsen unb G9leife
bilben ben abldIub. Dos aIsib
fdIieBt I'm @iider. - aomplisisrtsr
urb fGon pintsrli9er mutet has
Rleibden rehts on. Gs lit aus Tar.
risrtem @oIIitOff nit Idrgsn qers
nsfIn. Die gurrerleiIs Isssn it.a absr
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arsuS unb IaIIen cine G6emiI.tts
aus 8aiit Ti6tbar Derbsn. uebsr
bieie Isst Ii9 Der araesu, Der, mi.
bic aermsIauf9ldse unb Der Giirtsl,
aus buntl.rer Ssibe bsrseIteIIt iein
mub. 9os alsib, bas iber Gutter
.gearbsiiet III, lam born I9litbsn.
gum SaIub 3sigsn mir sinige bib.
f6e WuItsr fir 8IuIsnitrsifeu tn
DsiB1tidsrsi. Die bsrI9isbenen bib
NsiFsr t5nHen fit gatiits unS
qsinsnbIuIsn bsrpsnbst fpsr6tn. Fir
cine gntiItbluie signst ii9 Defenders
bns erite famaIe Mtufter, BON benz
Elm Seil nit Stidsrsi bargsfslIt tpors
ben. nan 5stdHst fir bic 5prmen
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nnter hem Rnntnffe

Inter Dem gqntoffel.
,Sbr Mann Toll ii9 bas Srinfen
dbgem0bnen. 9a3u gebDrt obsr riel
Gnergie!"
6rdu: Die babe d!
&eoo3iert. pMas MAIDEN
Sic oenn fir elm dummies geiidt9"
ngrlaubsn sic. mas fdlIt Sbnen
osnn eH."
sd meine bo6 ni6t 6as bumne
@eii4t, Dos sic bd n, ion6ern
rur bas sic m ahen!"
3ettsemd B. @riter Greuno:
pfun, bif Oh aud einem gerein bets
getreten?"
3peiter 5reunb: .SanObI, Dem
gerein Der 5uBsdnger.~
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Srdumersi. Der lprii9e
9itter GRIMM 8IumsnBau6 bat elm
e'aenss Bed. 60 oft er in oen bus
tanif4en @artsn gebt, lin oas Grpas
den Der Ratur gu beIaui4en, idIdft
e. Elm.
para0or. GtrGfling Der
Gus Dem 9efdngnis entlaTsn miro
pnb nun tpieosr gu Isiner 5rau Sus
rtidtebrt): sS9oOe, nun lit es NIT
Ter 5reibeit nieosr porbei.~
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&d9nes @tl6. sit ftr
eIsfant in Der gefangenidaft &C /.
ren?"
MendgeriebeitBer: ,glsiu, an 2sn.
SO ftano feline @iege.A
0as @t4tigFe. s
fausoirettor: ga, Suber, babCi 4is
sdon barber na6geOadt, ma sic
dnfonsen. tpern sic felt enliagen
trerben2"
9trdfling: % ia. suerf peroe ID
mid nal piegen Iafeu, 9err 9ittis
tori"
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gang UerI6pinben unb bic WGntel,
pie ss idon bic rau6eI 0ittsrun9
erbeiiht, bod am 9aIs unb eng ors
f9lisBeuo a~usstnopft perben. Die
&rdgsn Der mdntel iinb brett iibers
faIleno unb born mad bei6en Seitea
bin abgei6rdgt. Die GranIenper5ies
rung fisbt man 6auptIG9Ii9 au6 piel
an ben aus I9ottiI9sn 8olIItoffen
bergeitelItsn Mdnteln, bic rebsn ben
eeItreiften iebr zen bogus" fem tper,
ben. Sir ben Ninteripprt gona bes
fonbers gut geeignet iinb bic foges
tanuten .Gpeater Gnpss', bic nit
@OrIiebe drmellos gstragen perben
unb fir bic Iebr gefGllige t1rrierte
Gtoffe in ben Martt gebra6t iporbsn
Iinb. Qu9 .Somefpun" III fir bisisn
3ped Iebr nngebra1t.
Sn u~nIersn 9ilbern Sei1en mir 5u,
nd6ft lin Sig. u cine iebr gefdIligei
M%interbIuIe, bic fi9 iofpobI nit lans
gen ols aud iursen aermeln berI!eIs
len ldbt. GbenIo lam aIs MoterioI
futpobI feiner Sennisflnnell nIs aud
SsiOe @srpenbung finben. Die baIbs
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gsim @efiuStbermis e.
ter. .Barum habsn Gle otun Sbrs
lebts GtslIe p~erlorsn2"
40, Der iuHge Ssrr tubisrie Ws.
ci5iH, uno sr noIIte mid INNER als
gsrIaasidniH4sn benubsul""
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-Btnn3pet OdsfeTbetuu.
s9u bait plDBli9 0ein 9~isnfmdbhen
entIaFsn9 On %nanntet fie bod tms
rer beiRen gngeI?"
.Sd. aber mein Mdnn ranute is
felt Ginger 3eit au4 TO-
Mottbierung. Mutter:
gqbsr gIie - pis fDnntsit 0u Sid
bon Dem 2tutnant tiiFen laTenE"
8adfii9: sd = i1 Oa9te, tpeuu
id mid Ftrdubts. 70 mare ods Nis
osrItdnb gegen bic StaotssetDaIt.'
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I'D. 1dnni, ipis rei5snb Du in
9siHsm ususn an5ug ausfebF! Sect
fsbIt gu oisIsm meter niats ms6r,
dig
Pump
Gin nsues gdIIttsiS fir midi"