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Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
HELP WANTED-MAEE AND FE.
MALE.

SELL DIME Egg Substitutes Agents
sample equaling 36 eggs, 25c silver,
The Dixie Co, II, South Atlanta. Ga.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27


metals and cut glass, crockery; no
heat reQuircd sample 10 cents. Agents
wanted. old Roman Solder Co. 202 East
Forty sixth St, New York.
IL WE HAD your address we'd show
YOU how TO make S25-not one week
but weekly q. Mfg. Co. Warren street
New York; Suite 143
POSTCARDS-9O per l 900 UP TO So. so.
High grade Easter, St, Patrick Low
ers. 100 S5c; 500 81 Three wire endless
chain racks free with 81 order. Foun-
tain pens, pennsnts. pillow tops Cata-
logue free Ornum Company. "a Van
dewater street New York.
BIG HIT Manufacture Barley Koko
korn Krisp. Beats popcorn. SC pack
age costs lc TO make, Machine, 81 80
prepaid. Samples. l0c, Angelus Com
pany. l20 South state street Chicago.
AGENTS-S1,50 a year sure: lightning
selling transparent handled knives and
razors' all goods guaranteed; exclusive
territory. Novelty Cutlery Co $40 Bar
St, Canton, Ohio.
EXCLUSIVE sale of the Thermozone is
making our agents and distributors
independent; with small capital you can
control the sale of the Thermozone in
a district that will make you from So 600
to $4,000 a year. Health is the first
mozcne, invented by pr. Beckwith.
brings health when all other means fail
Proven universally successful by thou
sands Of users, Write Victory. 2IO
Pearl St. Buffalo. y Y.
AGENTS Drop dead ones, Awake!
Crab this new invention. Low-priced,
wRterpower home massage machine
Magical, marvellous, mysterious New
guarantee Msrgwarth sold > in 10
minutes: 81 in days Parker sells
first day Vaughan; Your machine
has merit, Express 6 dozen Certainly
wonderful I" Big surprise awaits YOU
Address Blackstone Company, SS7 Mere
dith Bldg. Toledo, Ohio.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
NEAR.eEER LICENSES.

NEXT MEETING OF Council / win ap
ply for a retail near-b beer license at
No 20 East Mitchell street J. b Ma
thews.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

W. NJ COX cleans Oriental rugs like
new; does furniture repairing and up
holstering: lace curtains laundered. las
Auburn avenue. Ivy 1851.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

WOMEN GET GOVERNMEN JOBS
Big pay. Atlanta examinations April
6. Sample questions free Franklin In
stitute Dept. 6O2-K, Rochester. N. Y.
ETpJ - Learn millinery. Pays $50 10
- lNINo 500 month. We make and
retrim hats free Ideal School OF Mil
linery. lO0la Whitehall street.
WRITE moving picture plays: $50 each
all or spare time no experience nor
correspondence course. Details free. At
las Publishing Company. 81, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
MUSIC LESSONS.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

West Peachtree street
WANTED First class tailor and press
er, good place for right man: no other
than first class need to apply. 105 Pow
der Springs street Marietta, Ga.
JOB PRINTERS in open shop; position
permanent for one, perhaps two II
satisfactory. Apply, stating age and
experience, with references to Gilbert
Printing Company Columbus. Ga.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
" YOU CAN MAKE A
FORTUNE"

in the mail order business. 100 profitable
plans particulars mailed free. Square
Deal Hinkle, Box 23S-B. Birmingham,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
LOST AND FOUND.

ASf05ffNiDC FyegIasses in silver case, on
Euclid avenue. c. L. Murphy Main
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16
n FIRE ALARM.

When riding On their motor-trucks .
I see the firemen pass,
Like soldiers dressed in uniforms
OF natty blue and brass.
| think about the volunteers
Who used, in other days,
To rally to the fire-alarm,
And battle with the blaze.
When changing upon the midnight air
That sudden summons loud,
The people tumbled OIL Of bed,
A wild, excited crowd.
The barking dogs ran on ahead,
And shouts and cries arose
Above the crackle of the flames,
The kissing Of the hose.
To save a neighbours little home
The ak and hose they piled,
Until among the cinders black
The Iurid demon died.
The old red shirts they used to sport
Are full of moths and holes;
The men who wore them, too, are cad
God rest their gallant souls!
But still we fear the smoky scourge,
And tremble with alright,
When suddenly the fire-alarm
Blares out upon the night.
So here's a tribute from the heart
A word. of praise for all
The heroes of the hose and truck
Who answer to It's call.
-Minna Irving in Leslie's.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16
The Grand.

In the Bishops Carriage the famous
story and successful play Is being
shown at the Grand for Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday. Daniel Frohman
presents Mary Pickford in the title
role. The bare announcement Of this
probably will be sufficient as there are
many who have read Miriam Michel
sons novel of same name who cannot
resist the scenes therein rehearsed
before their eyes In motion pictures.
An insight into the story is as fol-
lows: 1t was not altogether Nance
Olden's fault that she was an inmate
of the Charity house; neither was she
to blame for being forced to escape.
Falsely accused of theft, and cruelty
punished. she decides to rid herself
forever of the matron's persecution.
Pursued by the police. she takes refuge
in the room of Tom Dorgan, the crook,
where later he finds her. Both
refugees from a doubtful justice, their
common lot inspires them to establish
a partnership in crime. After a dar-
ing theft of Jewels, the loss of which
Is almost Immediately discovered,
Nance, in terrified despair, eludes the
police by jumping into "the bishops
carriage" From this incident a chain
of thrilling adventures progress, until
Nance Is again rescued from the police
by the timely Intervention or Ober-
muller, a theatrical manager, who Is
impressed with her mimic talent and
who offers her a position on the stage
and a chance to travel the straight
road. Now occurs a bitter contest be-
tween Dorgan and Obermuller for the
loyalty of Nance, which Is eliminated
by the arrest and conviction OF Tom.
Nance's admiration for Obermuller
ripens into requited love, and she att
tains fame and fortune as an actress.
And then a shadow of the past crosses
her path; Tom escapes and returns to
claim her, but his purpose Is defeated
by Obermuller.
Only once more is she tempted by
the old fascination; only once more
she steals-steals an illegal contract
from the theatrical syndicate that is
attempting to crush Obermuller-and
then she marries Obermuller and
drinks the sweets of a righteous exist
y eUaM
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16
PREPARING FOR
CLOTHING SALE

Murphy & Young the clothiers at
602 Front street are preparing for one
Of the largest sales they have ever
held. They have received the stock
from the store they have been con-
Quoting at Holloway, MINI. and are
arranging it for a quick disposal. For
the past two years they have conduct
ed the store at Holloway, but the
growth of their business in Fargo
made it impossible for them 20 proper
III care for the business at the Min
nesota town and they have decided to
bring the stock here and'ft is now be-
ing placed in their store. AS they are
conducting a strictly mems store here
they will sell all this stock at SOC on
Ale. dollar and will announce their
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16

California, so that he could rub the
keel Of the Great Northern with a
lucky stone before it was launched.
Colonel Merrill wore the stone in his
necktie, and he arrived in time to give
the vessel the advantage of the good
luck emblem.
The Great Northern is being con-
structed to ply between Astoria and
San Francisco on the Pacific coast.
The vessel will have a speed of twen-
ty-four knots. One of the features of
the ship is an observation room fur
nished in colonial style. The Great
Northern will have accommodations
for Ats first class, 100 second-class and
$40 third class passengers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16
HELLSTROM The SPEAKER
Democratic Nominee for Governor
Speaks at Devils Lake Chautauaua
and Hope-Here Saturday. ,

Frank o. Hellstrom of Bismarck,
democratic nominee for governor OF
North Dakota. was in the city last
night at the Gardner hotel a few hours
on his way to Devils Lake. where he
will be the chief speaker today at the
Devils Lake chautauqua.
Tomorrow Mr.. Hellstrom will ad-.
dress a body of farmers at Hope. He
is expected In the city again late to-
morrow night and will confer with To-
cal democratic leaders at an important
I,arty conference here Saturday.
Murphy & Young's store will be
closed all day tomorrow preparing for
their big sale Saturday.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16
0. J. %deLendrecie Co..

schedule of offerings to the people in
a page announcement in tomorrow's
Forum. The reductions will average
better than SOC on the dollar and every
citizen Of Fargo will do well to take
advantage of this sale. Messrs Murphy
& Young have had a wonderful sue
cess since they engaged In business
here and they say that they intend to
show their appreciation in this sale
by giving the people choice Of this
good dependable merchandise at
prices that will not be equaled at any
other sale yer held here. The date
for the opening Of this bargain event
will be Saturday morning and the full
page advertisement in tomorrow
Forum will be interesting bargain news.
Don't fail to read it.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16
souTHPAw cARlsTENs LINER.
And San Francisco Man Rubs Lucky

NNt0 q "~b
Stone on Keel of G. NJ. Steamer.
Philadelphia North American: Mrs.
Emmila Montgomery Lacey was spon-
sor in Cramps shipyard at the launch
ing of the new steamship Great North
ern, the largest vessel ever built IN
the United States for the coastwise
trade.
Mrs. Lacey is the wife of c. c. La
cey, marine superintendent OF the
Great Northern Pacific Co., for which
the Great Northern and a sister ship
are being built.
Mrs. Lacy used her left hand in
swinging the bottle Of champagne
against the bow of the vessel before
it slid down the ways. BY her act
Mrs. Lacey gave the big coastwise yes
sci the distinction Of being the first
raft ever christened in q Delaware
river shipyard by a left-handed spon-,
sor.
A feature of the launching was a
forty mile run in an automobile to the
shipyards by Col. e. H. Merrill or
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16
Causes Of Stomach Troubles.

Sedentary habits, lack of out door
exercise, insufficient mastication Of
food, constipation, a torpid liver, wor-
ry and anxiety, o~vereating, ~partaking
OF food and drink not suited to your
age and occupation. Correct your
habits and take Chamberiain's Tab
let's and you will soon be well again.
For sale by all dealers.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16
THE THEATRES
The Orpheurr1.

Beaumont's circus is given the head
line position at the Orpheum FOR the
last half of the week. In the act there
are five pretty ponies. fly dogs and
tho old animal comedian, the m lie.
The animals do waltzes. 0rtlls, cake
walks and various steps. The animals
as a whole show i remarkable amount
of intelligence. Bob Sandherg,
comedian gives q good entertainment
with his character singing, talks and
parodies. Jeter & Rogers, roller skate
comedian have an act which gives the
audience much fun by their unusual
falls; they certainly do get bumped
around. They give a tango on skates
to perfection. Billy Inman & Co. have
q sketch called "O'Haley at the Came"
and is played by Billy Inman as the
fellow who goes to his first baseball
game and Owen Martin as the sophis-
ticated fan. 1t is a breezy study in
slang with a plentiful mixture of base
ball vernacular. The Orpheumscope is
Bobby's Plot and Mutual Weekly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16
An Amazing. Resemblance.

Washington Star: Lets wait a min
ute and see the game" said the near
sighted man, who was travelling In
Holland.
There's no game"
Whats that just ahead of usH
"A windmill"
my mistake! / thought it was a
pitcher going through the motions pre-
iiminary to sending a hot one over the
plate.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-16
DIFFERENT SPHERES.

sour interests lie in different spheres
She said-he sighed, poor man,
Twas so-she was a golfing maid
And he a baseball fan.
Boston Transcript.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

Der 6ut pirb uus I'm nddTtsa Bible
(5ig. 81 borgtFibrt. Die Millt Der
itbr bo6sn arons M nit bunlsIs
tIantr @siet iibsrSoasn unb bon IL
mem gsIitiIten gonb aus btmisIbtn
sloff btgrtusl. Die GsitsH Der
arone bGnasn brett nit Der arsms
be suIommsn, bic F4 In araJiOI,n
giteunaeu Ianft tmporrolIt. qls
Gdmud Der Krone iptAItIn S6ltif'
den aus blousm Can't NIT tltiusn
roiaIorbig,n RoIsn ntbIt 9l6ttsrn
ab.
Das Isbts Bib 5stgt uns Sluti
bodmobsrnc GrlbRldsiodsu, bic
cine aus RtbfoIf, bic anbsrs aus
Crepe be Chine. Dos 9sIFH IN
siuIa6, isbo4 nidtSoshoipsnig,r GEE
lhmadbou. Der fiji bic obsrs Sods
%ptruanbte rabmTarbige QebItoTf III
nit r~pIafarbigtn glumsn ib.rIdt
uno nit RiiI6tn singsfobt. Gle
III auf ben Ssiten mittsIB RoIsttsn
unb Gnoeu aus i6narSsm Somt'
bnnb gsrofFt. Die untsre Sods aus
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@epINenGaii.

gsim DOrK6ubm Tno bic euu,rn
berIammslt. unb bsraten ibsr ein'
nabmtn uno ausgabsu. Bttm
Decentralization anesIommtn, be-
merit btr GdmisS asbmann: Dat
6tl6 fSr ben Qa6in6htsr is DOT
nsaasf6mtsitn, ID b.bb Rudtipd6tsr
QaulIdsH nod MID fIeuim bort
Dim onOtrn Saq BAIT Der 9orHdul'
5e Ssm Rahllpd6ttr oies Dor, unO
iaat: .qauit6, 0ip,r Dir Is aloa9
i%nlooptn, gu biIt niat an poIteH.
qtbmaun Ttaat iiittrn, tr BAIT 81
nod MID Iisuttn bort" Dim gbsno,
ale GdmisO Sebmdnu ldngit our
Rube g.aaug.n, bort er undusgtIebi
Den Ra9tn6fttr unter istn.m Sem
fttr fl0isn. Rd9otm sr bies cine
Wtile NIT drpeb1rt bat, madt sr iit
6o6 auf, esbt ans 5snIter unb ruff:
.gauiid, Minid, nat Is nit vi but
ioB?"
500, Iaat gautf6, On hdT ia
itIttrn Isaai, bat 9u mi nod MID
bait flsuten bort, 9u ioIIit bod MID
10 S6odben iumtr, uno M mill ID
blit aliens uadbdItn' (HadhoIsH).
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ben Sol3peg; nattings buing! Sd
fin aud tein alter Saul, mo mer
ltr 70 Iaoffe Iaiie lam, pie msr
mill, In 100 mer nids brum geIptpe
bubt, tpenn er umfdat III ben 8udet
tide built. Nids tOmmeraus; i'd
mill Did 1dOn c Ding pOOer 5tpa
fage."
Die Ribs ben geitart 8u CREME I'M
ben geIogt, ie ipdre ieBt 70 ausges
tsiert IN lire Tingerder 0ebte 10
trsmbsIs, baB ie tein qen8el in bic
6anb baIte f0nnte, I'M biIeios oas,
fpdre fe aud 10 bredig. bob ie ii4
in 8lpei Stunne nod nit auftliene
t6nnte." Die SRA bat otptper Tim
bic Gdsiubies nids getptpe. Se ben
ms Saus TONNE miiFe, I'M bo Is ie
fsIbit nit fabfte SOhp Ill E 8rcId
an ie gauge III bat ie gei4trobbt,
bis ie 70 tlisn mare, ipie e 9tnn.
Ct bat nod ieben en- appel in bic
padst seItode I'M f4ubr 9enug bot
Re ie in 3eit for S4ul rebbig ges
bobt. 60 bel ipie ie aud getidt ben,
fe ben fort gemiiBt, IN bic 2t83ie
ts in E angemeFene 9iiten3 binner
Is brin gauge, for gu lpatI9e, oh
is aud fduhr genug in bic @4ut
oebn be6te. 8, Il tel, bic 2t3sie
Is Ell &orfer, ipenn bic eb6es buht,
bann bubt Tie es braun.
Sd ben in bic Mfentsim in bt,
SabrO peiter gei4afft, tpenn i'd
aud nit niel Setttpeb gema4t ben.
81 I9utt tporrie, meme 9eIunbbett
tommt in Die erI9te 2ein un bann
tommt bic 2i3aie ibren Mpntteidein
nod lang nit. Die bic 2ia5ie lpibs
Der retur tpmme ia, b1 bat es ges
fort Su reseus. Sd ben mid mel
ganses 2etue lang nod nit 10 i'm.
tpsr &sse gefreut tpie bissmaI; i'd
fin off 2pbrs rsitepeg ius !Saus
IN bic aissi, iast, ob i'd sffre4t
mar, ib bebt beridmsI5s bon bic
par 0roppe Gsse. SD ben 10 en-
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aufftdierei nod Z gnr3e Gait Sru.
bel botpipe bebt, iuonit ih perbleipe
| S9ut Sbrn Iistper
gRiIiR seastamPfsE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

mOrgens in atler Triib Der Minnu4r
TONNE I'M mir ben uns reitepeg an
bic arbeit made miife, mas off
ao9rs E gauge 2att 9rombltng Osrs
urfa4t bat. Sd ben gu bic 8utpe
gsIagt: pRsnper meinb, 8eus, Sbr
fennt bic Ula I'm niBt, ipie ie 10,
I'm Is ia tein Subs, bob msr tide
bubt, penn fe ebbes 6aptpe mill"
Sd ben genobtibt, bab Der S4tei
orig tlaubst gstpele Is lin ben gu
bic 9i33ie seIagt, t9 mar effrebt, es
bebt Rege geutpe I'M bann bebt Der
ganse @tpff uff ben 0ebber feline
2ott geI9pemmt perbe. p9a BAIT
On re6t, bot bic 2i33is gefu9t, I'M
for Oas gu pritpsnte, mill i'd, oaB
S6r in bic eri9te 2ein nm bic gau3e
aatt erum c 9ttI9 bigge bubt, Oanu
lam nids uff Die Hebbers ibre
2atts geihnemmt nerbs."
IS bat in mid sebeuIt, fpie aQes,
atplper i1 ben geOentt, nell, LAB
bic alte 2eboie ibren Neg ben, I'M
mir ben uns bonu bran gema6t
i'm ben e 9iti9 gernodt. 10 bief
baB mer bic GauRbebiden for {
i4nales 8rebmbous orin bdtt bilbe
tDnne. 81 ten iub, mir ben gte
I6afft pie bic 9rubperfd, bas meiut
bic 8upe; i'd msiielbit ben es E
lpsnis ieiiger asnumme. bita6s i'd
ben teine aeppetiI4en BON mein
5sreIduB riste poIe. Die 8utpe
fin nit 10 fo9r gepeIe, pie i'd ses
bentt I'M edspsdtet ben, I'm i'd ben
aud balo ausgefunne, iporum; e
BEN nGmli4 bran gefigssrt, boB BET
bic arpeit nit bran gu bente DGr,
baB ie in bic S9uI eebn t0nnte,
I'M 10 en- Dag bubn fe inner ale
3irtunIten5es aIs en- Sa1ibeb fons
fiObere. Do fin ie of aObrs miitebs
len gepefe. Mit einem nal bat
bic 2ia3is gerufe: u&omm an 8sus,
ss Is 3eit for Sud in bic GduI
gu gebn; Der ga tnnn jebt ben
S9opp ollein finnii6e." 90 ben
i'd ge6enft: "@s[L 2i3Sie, ben i'd
gang Ieiie for mid seOenft, penu
8u mtinit. ooB id mid trnmm IN
buaIis i9affs, Dann biit 0u ufi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03
Der unbOrfi8tig

Der unoorfi4tige
g 4nupfsr. n9eeBrter GER!
9eiIe Sbuen nit, baB i'd ge3ipungen
bin, Die puflagernbe aorreiponoen8
auf3ugeben, ba i'd nit eiuem Sanups
fer feiu @er5aItnis eingsben mO4te.
Die qriie, bic i6 in Sbrem ItBtsn
griefe fanb, folat anbet 5urid. 9ods
adtenb Srisba g."
Sin g%dlunter 8rnber.
glumenpertduferin: naaufen sic Elm
StrduBGen fir baS GrduIein grout!"
6err: rglein, bonte -. bas 1T
nur meine S6peitsr!"
Scorer : GsfPrda. u:
.Mes6Gl6 iingt Der 9slbentenor t.,
6eute nidt3"
g.: .Gr bat Ii4 pobl ben GnB
DerleBt. Sd Las ndmIia in Der
3eitung, er t1nne nt6t auftrstsn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

bsutenb GROCER unb bic G~runofarbe
stpas buntlfr. Der RoItrageu 1T
aug fpeibem SoFfet, nit @eitenFaIte
aus Spite. Der Giirtel aus braus
mem gtlas lit borne 81 elmer
fdmetterItngnrtigen SdIsife Ders
i6lungsn. Sin eigenortig %geformter
6ut, iiber3ogen nit brallnem atIaS
uno nit elmer RiI6e aus etgenfars
bigger Maline ber3iert, berooaitdns
bigt bns 4oitiim,
SIN @lon3e bon Qlostas9 iamans
ten unb SetsperIen eritrobIen bic
i'm foIgenben 8ilbe (Jig. A pieOers
gebenen appfsS 9mudItiide ober
8anbeour. QIs Grgdn3ung btenen
BEL einigen StrauBsnfeoern unb atz
grettsn, bod bic b%eIiebteite llnterIas
ge fir bic Gteine lit MaIiue, pie
es, NIT Qusno6me bes pberiten, BEL
unferen MtobelIen Der 5oa lit.
Sin rei3enber, jugenblid auslebens
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@ab Is bisbsr beItimmit aoiiiims
noFEt, bic, bon ieintr Mloos bssins
flnBt, ftets mobtrn bIisbtn uno TO-
suI1seu fir tlaiFia gslten iounitn,
10 I6eini fit bic SoiIon bitIts uns
qeIdritbsne @eIsb pielFa1 auFgtbos
BEN: man irdgt pobl Serge, Gobtris
coat unb onbtre, Dem sugliIdtn gs,
ihmad na6gsbiIbets aotimItcffe,
aber man gibt allen irsppartigsn
obeF 9tEippltn gloTTm ben 8otSug.
auf bitIe @eiis iptrisn isIbIt siH'
fade, sneIiide Northumberland,
bel btneR bic mobernen Sioffs per'
orbeitst ipurbsn, tigenarlig ntu.
Sn Woae gibt ss 70 feline, bor'
rehm a~usIsbsnot 2ualildtsu, bob lie
tB tpobl nit ZEN oft lpeit tturtren
StOffsn auinebmn i0nntn, oubsrs
benz trae,u ii6 nolsns Stoffe in
Der Regsl %bantbarer. Gs 1T en-
ItaunIi6, ipie melt Is bic Gabritans
ten In bsr 6erItellung fsiner pouss
rsr, in Ii9 gsmuIteritr Stoffs se'
braht bobtn! Gmpfsbltnsptrte 9os
ftiimIoTit bisIsr qrt, bic T6 aud
fir aIsibsr isbr gut cignen, iinb
.gopsline romdge", Elm iebr fsines,
bidtss, in iid gemuItertts @etpsbe
unb .@otsle ramag6", nit etipos
ipeitlduTiesrsm uub groB3i9igtrem
3siFn nuf Rip5fouO; 6isrbsi fallen
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gns Oeln glanSusr.

gautr der in elmer griisslti
NIT Der GiRquariisruug libel 5uge'
tihltt porSsn iID: r9err Rittmei
fer, Z mslo' bait, bab mir geItern
obtnb bon Sbrt Gent n Cod In
.aopp stbaus uub q pour 3dbn' aus
.aeT6Iags porben fin! 9afiir nil
i'd a s6absnsrIab bam!"
Rtitmtittr: .Sa, Iie6fr
Mann, ba mtFsn Gle Iid an bic
5lurfdGosntommiFiuH tpsu6sn!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

niemono fppbne bebt ipte en- alter
Mann pbber { alte 51au BON tttpipe
I'm neinsia So6r, mo 10 ipiet mar,
boB Re nod nit c 3ubspid Bis ms
Gebs lifte iDnnte, bann ipolt i'd
9ar nids Iage. aptper bier in uns
fer Sous Is en- ebbelbabbieb Mann.
tpo 6os gan3e Sabr NIT brade bn9t,
mas er Giles fertig bringe fam; bier
is E ganse 2att &ibs, no 10 tart
fin, baB ie nod nit Dor orei 8oItess
manner effrebb fin, III nnisrt Sabro
Is in 70 { f6redli6e aphnoii9en,
qpper bieIes Sabr nerb Is btffes
rent lii i'd mill .moI Iehn, oh i'd
nit mein 8e8 bnppe fam. Gs i'm
I6on Iippe Sabr, bob feiu 6erttleis
Ier mebr an unIere 2ott tOmme Is.
Sd ben bret 2obbs georbsrt nnb
norge frib tommt Der Stoft; i9
min, bah ibr MsnnFobts reitetpeg
bran gebt lin ben 5ertiIsiisr iptper
bic Sobrs btItrtbutte buht I'M bon
tpege bic onnere artpeit no gebobn
tper'n muB, bu9t ibr for asins Sr'
bsrf6 parte."
@enn bic 2t8aie email ibren
m}einb oufgemn9t bat, bann Is es
tsin Subs, ss i6r ousaurepOs; le Is
lpie en- Miubf. butbettet, I'm min
ibrsn Neg ben Snuhr gsnus u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

8orfpiegeGung falls
/ der Satfa9en. = p@ds bait
9u benn 5ei Dem 3a6nar5t fir Elm
gmt SeppI2"
snS4 muB ioOeIn, tpenu elmer sinen
3agn ge3ogen triegt, oamit ben ars
bern i'm @prJimmer nidt Der 9lut
entfGIlt!"" ...t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

ger6d@tig. = Sausfrau
(sum Gobn bes M}il6IieFeranteD :
SD gIau6t, Sunge, Oh trintit I'M
teripsgs bic 5dlTte Der Mil6 aus uuO
filIt bofiir 8aiier in bic 5lai4e
-. tenn mein SIeines nirb bon Gag
su Gag magerer, unb gu nirlt bon
5og 3u Gag btder!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

~Gummartf9e 4bIeB@
nun g. = Sauiierer (auf Der 2anO,
ItraBe gu benz ibm 6egegnenDen 9Orfz
i6ulseD: .GnH@uIbisen sic, tpie
beiBt Der Srt ba briiben?'
rgSimpelsfelbe! &6er mir brau6cn
ni6ts!""
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

fsIouOers bic feiReu bcQen 6aybcn
OUT.
81. elegantcn Gtofie bobm ben
Dor5ug, Bel iebr g~coiegeuem Gus.
Ieben ii9 auBerot0entIi@ leidt uno
era3iGs Dropieren at laFen. 8i6'
tig iinO aud ieibens Grtppntofie,
oetpelt pocr nit tleinsn bunten
3rudblumen. bic foit nur in helen
Garbcn, pie @oloqelb, 9eubluu,
8iIu, qaItea9riin 3u isben Iiub. Gin
farbi9tn 9offet unO 3ufor GoteIG
%erfpd6nen mir Der 9oaitdnoigteit
haIber Bel ben eIesauteH aoitiimitofs
fen. Sir aIetbsr berriden dbnIiae
GtoffgeIebe ME fir 9oItiime: ale
Crepe @epebe in 8aumnoae, @O0e
unb Geioe bobtu ben 8or8ug, glei4s
aiiItig OBJ etufarbig 9latt ooer gts
muItert. lleber BEN 8runo regeIs
mdbig bertsilte anoIpens uno feline
9ltitenmuiler finoet mon olleroiags
ouffdaig biel Bel Stpffen icgIi4er art,
unb ie trauspnrenter bas @epebe,
beitp better.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-03

4bTebnung. = Qmateure
photographer Die cine lonbi4oftIiae
QufnaDme MAIDEN min, 3u elmer
Gruppe 9auern): a8oIIen sic ni9t
einsn ~QugenbIit 70 iteben bleiben?4
rrg2ee, geben's TG ia Mib'; mir
9o'm uns erft Gonntag in Der Staot
photoarnpbieren IaIien!"4