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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28
LETTERS TO EDITOR
VACANTLOTS

Editor Day Book. Kernes says:
"The only hope that remains for la
Dor is the cooperative common
wealth"
l want to ask him if he does not
think that thousands of idle men
would be put to work at once if a 5
per cent tax was laid on the 100000
vacant lots in Chicago that are now
being held idle and out of use.
A 5 per cent tax on these vacant
lots would be such a burden that it
would be no longer profitable to hold
them idle and the owners would have
to throw them on the market for sale
or put men to work on them.-F. Will
Iiams, 218 S. Western Ave.
NATURALIZATION
Editor Day Book "A reader says
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28

les of reputable citizens have de-
manded fair count-a count in the
open, so that everybody can know
whether it is fair or crooked.
Certain councilmen appear to be
opposed to an open count. And the
matter has become a public issue.
Now let's see what the newspapers
are going to do about it.
Why is the company so persistently
advertising? Is it because that adj
vertising brings it more business? Is
it legitimate commercial advertising?
Or is it direct subsidy to the news
papers to make them keep their
mouths shut while franchise grab
bers and public service promoters
tighten their grip on Chicago and
again go through the peoples pock-
cts?
Don't forget that if YOUR council
consents to that sale, and the trust
pays several millions for the Auto
matte and then junks it, the trust will
have the right to increase its rates
and make telephone subscribers pay
interest on every dollar it pays for
the Automatic.
r. WHY should any councilman favor
that sale?
1890
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-28
ONE MANS OPINIONS
BYN. D. COCHRAN
Influence of Advertising. - The

influence OF advertising. - Inc
people of Chicago now have splen-
did opportunity to see how the adj
vertising game works. They will be
able to see if the advertising placed
in Chicago newspapers by the Chi
cago Telephone Co. will chloroform
the papers into a deep sleep while
the phone trust grabs the Automatic
plant and establishes an absolute
phone monopoly in Chicago.
Council is asked by both the phone
trust and the tunnel company (Which
owns the ALTERNATELY to give the
city's consent to sale of the Auto
matte plant to the trust.
The city is to get nothing at all in
consideration for this consent. Coun-
Gil is asked to waive one of the con-
siderations given by the tunnel COM
pany for its valuable franchise.
The promoters of the tunnel under
Chicago's business section agreed
that if it was give ma franchise and
didn't do certain things then the
franchise and the Automatic plant
would be forfeited to the city. One
of the forfeiture clauses was that
the plant and franchise would be for
feited to the city if the Automatic
didn't have 10000 bona-fide subscrib-
ers by a certain date-long since
past.
Another was that the plant and
franchise would be forfeited if the
company sold or agreed to sell its
plant to another phone company do
ing business in Chicago.
Both of these clauses have been
violated. The tunnel company hasn't
got 10000 bona-fide subscribers and
never did have. It has agreed to sell
it's outfit to the phone trust.
Now both the telephone companies
ask the city's consent to a sale
which would waive the city's right to
a forfeiture on account of the sale.
And fhern ic evidently COmpthiOO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
2,10O ACRES-Finest farm If

2,100 ACRES-Finest farm in
South Georgia, near two nice
little towns on A., b. & A. Rail
way; 500 acres in high
state of cultivation; two splen-
did 7-room dwelling houses, II
tenant houses; fine water; land
well drained; good alfalfa land
and best paper-shell pecan land
in the State; plenty of fine tim
Der on land to pay for it. Quick
sale, $24 per acre, on terms. This
place cheap at $40.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15

THE OWNER of some of the
most desirable farm and pecan
lands around Fitzgerald, Ga,
will be in our office Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week, and he will be glad to
meet anyone interested between
9 o'clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED Small improved farm In
small town or on main highway. VIII
exchange two equities Of 81 500 and 49,
100 in two good siX-room houses for
farms A. Franklin, 10 Copenhill ave
nue.. Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
FLORIDA.
FARMS FOR SALE.
SACRTFICE SALE.

10 ACRES set to paper-shell pc
cans, partly in the town Of
Fitzgerald, Ga; lat bearing
trees, 9 years old; income from
this Is per cent this year. Worth
$4,000; will sell for spot cash
at $500.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
S0n ACRES.

4 SPLENDID grain and stock farm in
Missouri about forty miles from Kan
sas City; il is about two giles from
The business center Of a city with $500
people, with three railroads; limestone
soil, abundance Of water in dry years
1911 and 1913; perfect sod in woodland
and prairie blue grass pastures; the
largest per cent Of tillabe land; fine
community; well improved, well fenced !,
worth SIPS per acre. will sell on easy
terms for sS5 an acre; need money. }.
H. Lipscomb, 81 r. A. Long Building,
Kansas City, Mo
ROCKDALE COUNTY, GEORGIA
Improved farms, where You get the
best value for your money, lie in this
section You are not in the mountains
TCr on fiat, swampy lands This locality
ENSURES health, because the natural
slra image is excellent. good crops, be
cause the soil is adapted to grain, cot
ton, hay etc. A good clay subsoil Is
an indication that the plant food is in
exhaustible.
Come. you can get a farm large or
small, improved or unimprOved. some
thing suitable for truck farming and
ffairying
Write your wants 10
r. L. BAKER, Conyers. Ga.
FARMS-I have in Tattnan, the choice
county of the Southland, farms i'm
proved and unimproved, from 10 acres
10 900, at prices and terms to suit the
purchaser How is this-3S3 acres very
best peDDie dark productive SOIL llU
acres cleared, bale to the acre land;
viii grow anything; 500 acre land s36
per acre gets il. 125 acres, 65 cleared,
81 500; alton very best Write me for
}ist and fun particulars r. T. Shuttle
barger. Property for profit. Claxton, Ga.
40 ACRES OF rich. productive land; q
mile Of Lumber City, Ga. a good
town Of 500 people. Largest pay roll
per capita of any town in South Cen
fral Georgia. Good schools and churches;
fine, pure drinking water; health uneX
celled; IS acres in cultivation; all can
be cultivated. This is a bargain. $50
per acre; terms. Address j. y. Vaughan.
Lumber City, Ga
COLONIZATION TRACT-We own clear
10000 acres of high land in South Mis-
sissippi, S5 miles from Gulf. Big demon
stration farm, model dairy, silos. nurs-
cry, canning factory, refrigerating
plant, cash market, big cooperative
farmers association. Everything a live
organization needs to make a success:
400 prosperous satisfied farmers. Rich
soil. all the land lies along two rail-
roads. We will sell the land cheap TO
responsible parties who can carry on
our work of selling this, land to set
Tiers. We are lumbermen and not able
TO give proper attention to marketing
this tract Address with some informa-
lion as TO your financial responsibility.
q. A, Medium go Society for Savings,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15

YOC may have an immediate task for
want ad, and yet not act wisely
in failing to read them day after day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15

FARMS FOR sALEoR EXCHANGE.
HOUSTON COUNTY-700 acres, s1150;
now get busy Farms. care Georgian.
ONE INSERTION of a want ad is often
enough--but by no means always so.
Same law of persistence applies, as in
everything else.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
LINCOLN'S FARM POLICY.

FROM Abraham Lincoln's address at Milwaukee Wis,
September 80 1859:
mo other human occupation opens wide field for
the profitable and agreeable combination OF labor
with cultivated thought agriculture Population
increase rapidly, rapidly than in former times,
and ere long the most valuable of all will be the
art of deriving subsistence from the smallest area Of soil
No community whose every member possesses this art
be the victim of oppression in any of its forms
Such community will alike be independent of crowned
kings money and land kings"
WHY NOT BE INDEPENDENT and own a farm in
of the best sections Of Georgia? We have such
aPace that will help you toward independence at King
ston, Ga The farm contains sos acres of which about
500 under cultivation, the balance being in woods
This farm rented for As bales of under the
present management but with experienced management
easily bring rs to 80 bales per year Place well
watered by Tombigbee Creek. Fine bottom lands
Good roads through place. Country road side.
Easy terms. Buy land Own land! It's safe.
THE L. G. GREEN CO.
3O5 THIRD NATL BANK BLDG PHONE IVY 2o43.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
FARMS FOR SALE.

GRAND STOCK FARM
100 ACRES pasture, water grazing;
shelter; 100 acres paper shell pecan
trees: 40 acres hay and grain fields
fine residence, comfortable home, good
buildings; all known trees, fruit nut,
ornamentals: adjoining railroad, main
line, at station healthy location. pure
water, fertile soil J. p. Brown, Carney,
Baldwin Co. Alabama,
FOR SALE Eighty acres OF cleared
land, 40 acres in cultivation: contain
ing Satsuma oranges. grapes. figs, pears.
peaches stock buildings, $1,000 East
Fowl River, Delchamps, Ala. Call or
write the owner. Cullen, Delchamps,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15

OREGON LANDS-The Government Of
fers you free land, 100 or 800 acres.
Average value farms cultivated and I'M
cultivated $35 per acre Government
census 1870. | can locate you for Sl25
on the best land open for entry Start
now. Life is short. Time is money.
Full particulars J, Wilson. 1li0 Law
renee avenue. Chicago ILL.,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
RocKDALE COINTY. GEORGIA

Come, you can get a farm large or
small, improved or unimprOved. some
thing suitable for truck farming and
dairying
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15

THE SOIL is RICH. The climate:
Abundance Of rain. yet no deluge:
abundance of sunshine, no ,drouth long
gfowing season without oppressive heat,
as in many other sections Splendid
shipping facilities, Modern social fea-
gures. Good schools, from primary grade
10 classical universities; good churches.
good stores, good neiEhbors, all are here.
M yours whenfyou buy a farm in this
section, not TO mention the rich farm
land ON which you can make a generous
living SIS and 500 an acre. lnves-
1igate this before the price goes up,
like that of other rich farming dis
tricts. BagleN- Seweu Realty Insurance
Company, Newman, Ca
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
l.. p. BOTTENFIELD,
HELPS EMPIRE BLDG.

HOME AND FARM BARGAINS-
Homes in Forsyth and farms in Mon
roe County cheap and on easy terms
Farms ten to one thousand acres, and
prices seven to seventy dollars per acre
F1ne lands, splendid schools, good roads
rural routes and telephones. Locality
beautiful. The Georgia Trading Co..
FORSYTH Ga
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
NEWMAN.

NEWMAN
WANTED: MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES.
MANUFACTURER we have message for YOU. latent
with big possibilities 1t should arrest your attention
and claim your investigation It's about little city with
BIG industries.
PROGRESSIVE is not the word czenry aggressive
reaching out for the larger industries and getting hem
too. We want YOU. We need you We can help you Let's
make mutual In other words let's get together What
your enerprisethe town. people, Board of Trade ALL
will back you and boost for YOU
HERE'S OUR remarkable inventory of progress, our in
comparable list Of assets
accredited High School.
Total Enrolment 1900 students.
ss, Bs'' for public T5nG a 3a@ ,, lights
1000 feet elevation above level.
Largest engine and boiler works in the sourl
ottons ed OIL mills
Two Of the most extensive fertilizer works The
IhTsS co ono e,d tie and and. vault plants
TTo corn ana, mills,
Three large cotton warehouses.
2 2Rfs ''f as,I 5ist' 5 bank.
4Br5s s' $al.5 5a %aFss organizations
n South
Only
More than 100 business N city
Large union
Eighteen
Two
Three printing
Of the largest ockm
100000 Government
Fine
All paved within fire limits '"''p NV"
Large plant.
tie
Charity
REMARK THIS We have two competing power companies
Therefore, rate is low, the power adequate and the
service efficient
VERY EARNESTLY say the setting perfect the condl
many wheels TO BE the invited guest BE one
lions propitious the situation Incompatible the time
ripe, the labor intelligent ready waiting, for the hum OF
of us. BE Newnante and prosper.
BAGLEY SEWELL.
NEWMAN. GA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16

Ghtift brebietn bsuit bic tlIiIdsH
Grausn ibfsn MitIdpeIisrn bic moounsH
Decentralization sur NuIBuai bts Yet
les; Ne laHsn f9 duh nidt pfrorisb,n.
in bic qropiR5sn al,indFsus ~ rtiisn,
nm bort ibre dutiIdreHbs Yionlrorbfts
inc meEt ~ Iittn.
Die BH6ruinnm Der iiriiidm
Grnuenbsptgang arbeien abtr aud an
Der G%rJiebans Der Grausm Die beuiids
Jtdu lhnsbi ibnsn bd alS Wluier Dor.
Die Brau fol- fh IN anbtrsr Weife aud
i'm 6ault bstbdiiasn ols bisbtr. Gs foq
bic 3igtf bss Sdusbdlis In bic odn6
ntbmtn, ToI ben Gurus Der 5dblrd4en
9isn:rl4aft dufasbtu. ih Hi9s MIR BEN
pug unb BEN @srsniissH, ionbsrn Der.
G%rsiebung ibrtr ainbsr 5u mpoerntn.
MgnT9n pibmef, fon Rem M0Hne cine
@earatbtriR unb 6tlItrin Isin. ltnb Der
Game fisl duf quttn @phtn. Cine eriinbs
li9e Rtiorm bes GdmiIisniptisHs III i'm
3uss, bic 0rausn iteflsn f9 pol Gifsr
unb @ef1id duf ibrsn ntutt plabA
5ausboItungsIdultn fnb sesrinbtt nES
e~rfreuen fia eiHes rssen 3uIpruds. Gin
8sfpeis, ipit bic ntutu Soften CUB fallen.
Cine -ueue Generation IN In BET 2iirtet
TN GntItsben. Die 8rauen bdbtn ieIbit
Su ben Maffsn sserifFeH, I'M bas Osmas,
nenboli elmer neuen 3utunft tntgtasn5us|
fibrsn, unb bns grfrtulihFs it, Sab bic
WlGnner ibren bnrrdrtsFirmeHben
Grausn niht nadIieben molten un6 boII
Gnersie an Der Aefprm Der Siriti orbsis
ten. 9dtten bic tiirtiT9en Urdueu ipsitsr
niais srrsi6t dls bisIes anipornsn ibrstl
mdnusr su frifder, fr0hGinsr Gath, To-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16

ftele ob, nm bas snbist erbdltere 9i1et
auridsubrinatn. Sic, iluse Gruu, adien
&c ma MD 70 NIT ben SdnIeIamal3,'
ertld1a IS in I4SnItem 8erIiner 0ialstt,
unb btftig erI9r1dtn tpohl mebr Oh
bts @erftbtns dls tpesen beg m0glidst
@elbbtrluffes = fftdte Grdu Gddffrer
ben GabrTaein in ibrer glud 8urit. aber
Der 6trr Rotege tr6pttt it RAID. pSas
iOmrnt aud Bel uns nod bdufig Dor,
bdrdus brdu9en sic f6 ni6ts 5u
MAIDEN" mtinte sr frsanbli9, unb ibr
faint Elm Stein BON Ser8su.
Sic bat es iiberbdupt iebr gut in bieYen
,srIten Sagen i6res Birtens. Ollie Delt
1T nett uno nadfi9tig nit tbr. @as pubs
litum, nett e%ntfsrnt, ie butd duFbringliae
Reueierbe 81 beldfigeu, sibt ftinem Sns
tereFe babur9 Iusbrud, baB es nit ben
Gt1fern, geltgentli6 pobI aud @rofden,
nidt targt, uno 70 itsbt ie iid ~einItpeilen
re6t gut. aleine @erIsben, bic i6r unters
taufen, iperber ibr nt6t meter oerargt
bsnn fHIiebIi4 1T ft ia mod cine Qnfdns
germ, unb = dItr aufdns if ihper.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16

T9rittsn bardn, na6 ardftsn cite Siin6eu
gut 81 MAIDEN.
Die &risse fpdren 3u Gnbe, man betdm
etnsn tlareu lleberblid. 5rauen traten
dnfpornenb unb rdtbenb ,dn bic Seite Der
Mdnuer. Riat mebr GpieI5eugs tparen
fie, ionbern ernIt 81 nebmeube 2dmeras
ben, bic genau puBtert, mas fie tpoaten.
8oa 5euereifer arbeiteten fe an Der Ses
bung bes rdtipnaIm 8ebdnftns, Der our
S%riebfeber bsS gdn3sn 8oltes fperben
miibte, fo1tsn fi6 bic Ssmdntn dufipGrts
beipegen. Sic arbeitcten an Der Shuls
reform, an btr @rai.bung elmer neuen
9%ensrdtion. Cine Mtnge tirtiI6er
Grauen unb mdb9en hdben f6 alg 2ebs
rerinrst in ben 8ienft ber Sd6e tefteQt.
anbere Iinb dls SeIep6oniiinntn tbdtig,
tpieoer dnptre arbeiten dls G9ttftTtels
Ierinnen an Der quFtldrung unb @ilbuna
bes tiirtifden Bodies. Gs 1T Elm reusr,
frifnsr 3ug in ber Siirtet.
Die. Grauen 6aben ertdnnt, tpel9e
S4dben in Der bigberigen Grsie6ang Der
Mdb6en lager, unb finb besbalb bdrauf
btod4t, bdb bieIe ihr 8rot berbientn
tonren, falls is aud ni6t beirdt6en ooer
fpdter ben Mann berliren unb arm tpers
ben ipIten. Durauf Tpibt iia Bic beutigt
Mdbatusrsie4uns gu. Sn @ort unb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16

rei4li6 duseefdntH unb iibtraI GaIten
fdIagenb, berbinte dIerbings OiStret iebe
pti6li9e Gornt, unb aud bon 9ads unb
6riIur mar 70 gut ME nidts untsr Der
feft auf ben aopf eeitiIpten Miibt su
Ieben. 4ber aus benz ardgen Der Sadt
Iuats ais siH8iser aaafpus cine btIdsibcne,
IamnIe, ptiBe RiIds heroor. unD psrn
man mad untsu blidte, fdb mun dnitatt
Der brsiten ShdFfn.rbDItn einen bi1ietn
blduen Gpitiimrod. Der 3rdurins an Der
decentralization eebrduuten Sdub bttpies
ooIenos, bnb IS cine 5rau uuO tein Grdus
Itin Sdaffntr mar, tpeMl Ods ntdt idpn
ber ~IorgenboTle Qusorud in benz berbdrms
ten GefiGt nerratben hattie. 60 iiebt nur
cine 0rau aus, beren mann i'm UsIbe
Iie6t, 6ebrobt BON Feinbliden aueeIn, unb
bic tsbt ALIEN fir Sdus unb Serb, fir
70 unO 70 OteI bungrige Miinber gu iOrgsn
bat.
GrnIt unb eifrfg tbat lie i6re Qrbeit,
rief an ben SdlteIteIlsn bic Rdmen bon
@trdben unb p[dBen aug, %bertaufte ibrs
8ilette unb b.bantts fi4 fit 9riuieelbsr,
bic ibr reidIi9 %aufIoHeu. Sober Grdu
G4uffnerin 1T borIduFis nod Elm mGnns
Ii9er S6ub ~bsiesgtben, Elm &ontge, Der
bic auFeabs Bat, Ic in ibrsn tiiuftisen
WirtungsireIS ein8ufibren, ibr ale SineIs
fen bes ipirtlia nidt iebr iapsrtn Mles
tiers btiaubringeu. Or foufflirt ibr BE
ibr oitIfa9 md ni9t gsldufiesn Gtrabens
nnrnsn, eibt fir fe bertitpiIis austnnTt,
iueun irgenbein GabreaIt ettpas 3u frdsen
BAT. Mit pobltpolenbsr 1lsbtrlsembeit
srtbsilt er feline SnItruitionen, bier rub
ba ipobI ouh etten miIbsn @erpsis.
sMsiner4 S91Tfnerin pafTirte bds lins
eliid, i'm Orange Der @,I9GFte sinsm
PaHdgier Orei dnftdtt oiDet OdhrT6eine Su
Derdbfulesn. Der auf BEN 8orbsrperron
pehsnDe 9srr Itisg an Der nS9iten NuItse
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16

bic tirliI4s 0rou, bab Elm ntu,t FIJI.
fdu Winb I'm DsmunsnrtiA pebe, nnb
bic 5nislistuitrtu fabn ioFori, baB I'm
Bale o8 Sitats Der ntusn Sheen uuh
ibneu Gin ntlts 9sbtn bllbtn mltbs. @oa
eifer fufisu f9 pislt Drouen 40 bilben,
Il4lM Doi alien tuEopdlI4ts MtIeA lels
rtn 81 Itrrtn. Da bic GinIubr bon Biz
htrn fttng btrbottn NOR, beSp. elmer
firtnasn 3nIur u~ni,rporftn nurbe,
Iieb.R F9 bic Drduen 8iidsr anIdmnas
ptln unb luitu sitria bIidttn burh bic
Bidder isbniuhtsboa in cine nsue, linen
pOnfdnbis frsmbs WsIi. bic lie ltbt erI
perItben lerHitn.
Bon bidsr Trdusnbefpsglus mar Hiais
gu bsmtrltn.
Dds Sabr 1908 brubis bic aonlitu,
ftiof, Gnb.t @si unb GidFm Bel ipuroen
bic stFtitrtsn RdiiouaIbtlbtn bic BEN
Gtaats bic Grtibsit esbraat bdittn. limb
bd agIddb bdB l~lnetdbuit, bas @unoers
bare! 9a uub bort t%nihanben tilriiIhe
GruutnsGEubs, Grausnstiiuuem sri9ies
men, uHo nit sinem Wlal itanben bic
Gruuen i'm 0fIeutIihen asbsn, bas i6nen
iabrhunbsrteIdne perfbIpFn mar. Gs
mar ri9rsnb, su lsben, nit petdtr Opfers
freubietsit bic 8rdNen baron gjugtu, Ti9
fiir bds Gtmtintpobl 81 bttbdtigen, alien
boran bic SaIoniter 5%iitIinnsn.
Inter abbul 6amib lag bic 9rme Iebr
i'm lrgth. Monateldna bsidmtn bic
MdnnIddIien ieinen Sob, 6ditsn 5ers
lumpte llniformen, fdlicItn III ben aas
Ierntn ouI bldntem gDoen, nit benz
Muntsl ols 9ede. Die Sdloniler iiirs
iil9en Grautu Tdmmelten, berauItdltsten
woblt6dtisteiis @ orTienunetn un6 sfslfe,
bra6ien groBt Summer suiammsn unb
= t~auftsu babon 8ettitslsn, Mdtraben
unb Dedeu fir bic Golb1tsn, IitbeH taus
ienOe qdurs bon WouftriimPitn fridsH,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16

pribdteigentbum gefiibrt pirb. 81. Be-
rdubung Der Gtnpobner zines bsIebten
@ebietes bur9 bic e%ingtbrungtr.n Sols
bat.n mar anaemtir ibfi9. Die 8etpobs
ner tonntsn fi8 BON ber qIiinberung burf
GrIesung elmer gepiH.n @eIbIaHitpt BIZ
frsier, bic man 8runbf9dsuns nannte.
SIM beliisen @DlttrreGt, ptt6es oas
pIiinb.rungsrs9t nidt m,br ttnnt, ifnb
a%ontributionen in Der alien ge6tutung Der
grdnbf6obungtn ri9t m,br gefdttet.
5rosbem 1T bic arftrltguns bon aritgs.
iontri6ltipnen aud btute nt9t gtgen has
@DIterredt. Gle biirftn dber nidt cine
art Qusibuns bes 9euter.dts, fomit cine
niniiirli8e 8erei4erung bss Fsgrei9en
St1dfes Iein. Rad mobsrnem 9DIters
re6t tonnen 4ontributionsn ans 0rei
Griin6en eineebobtn fuerbrn: /. als grs
fds fir bds Sttuererb tbungsre6t. lpelGes
bic oitupirenbe Md9t in benz ottupirtsn
aunbe ausiiben fam. 2. 2lls Qsquipalent
fit bic Rtquifttipnen Der e%irgtbrungenen
armes, bic fonIt i'm Mtgs Der Rnturals
leiitunoen einae6oben perben. 8. gls gfes
preFaIien unb @trafmittel sestr cine BE.
Iebte Stabt ober beren 8eipohntr. SIN
beutTdsEran3DFT9en 2ritge 1870 bat bic
beutI6e Qrmee bon benz MlitttI Der auns
tributionen in ben beiebten Departments
in Iebr dusgeotbntsm Wlabe Gebrau9 ses
ma9t. Die oeuiIhs 4rmee fat fih bisles
Waittsls namentIi9 b.bieut, Inn ben oft ses
fGbrIiGen Standardization unb 8trstErn
atatn bas Rriegsrt6t su besegn.n, pel6e
81. fron30ff9e 8eb5ltsruus F9 suIdulOtn
tommen lieB. SIN GlfuB iuarsn iebr bDbe
acntributionen ~einetbobcn iporOen. neil
bieIe mGnnli6e @etpDbnsr b,s 2dnbss trob
bes Seutf9en 8crbotes iid mad Grdntreih
begeben batten, um In bic frorSoiI9e Qrs
NEE einautreten. Die 2ontribation bat
HGafie, narrentIi9 iDsnu ber Rriss Idnosrs
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1. Sirtinnen beim SdnbeI. SGnbs
lerin unb 0ienerin Tinb unberIaleiert;
bic Dame feGbF, in bersm SntereFe Der
8duF dbgeI9loFen tpirb, iiberrd9t 1tumm
unb unbepegIi9, rd9 Der gprldrift pers
fdleiert, Oas Gef4dft.
2. QusfIug n%ornebmer Sirtinnsn IN
einem prG9ttgen, aber nit Raben bes
~fpannttn Maset, mad ben .SiBtn WdIs
fern" in 4ieH
8. 3pei tiirtif6e 5rduen bes IlitteIs
fanots i'm StraBattofim ouf einem
G%pdsisrsang. Inter ben ipeiien uris
fdldgattiaen gtindnbern trdgeR Ie eurps
pdtiae aIeibuns.
4. 9iirtif9e gGuerinnsn, unbetIaleis
ett, aug btr @egenD bon MbridnDpeI.
Sic bpden atf benz 8riebboE benz Be-
liebten SpuSisrsanss3ieI Der Grmsren
Sirttnnen.
5. Die eriten tiirtifden S~elepboniFins
rter in aonfuntinopeL.
6. 9prnebme 9iirtinnen, bic ben
Gdleier ubgtIsgt bdben, BET einem @obls
thdtisfsitsfsfts 9luntu ~bsrtaufsnb.
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Observation-Disclosures

Die beutf9e QrmeeIeituug BAT ud9 bsr
8eiebung bon 8riFel Der beIaiI9en
Sauptfabt cine &ritgstontrtbution bon
200 MiIicnen Grants auferItgt. Inter
arieastontributionsn btriteht man iens
@%elbfummsn, lpel6e ben genlsinben Dber
Iptdlen Nerbdnben zines I'M Rriege beIebz
ten @ebistts oiTsrlsst iusrbsn. Sn friibes
rem 3eiten tpdrtu bic aritgstpntributipnen
eire Mrt 9ostduf bpn pletJerung unb
@erbeerung bss @ebtetes b " bds einges
brungene feinbIide Seer. Briibere Subrs
6inberte fdnnttn ndtnIi9 ben @runbIds
ni9t, bab Der Rrieg nidt ee9en bic giirs
osr bsa feinbIi4sH Gtaaies Mrb eeeeit has
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-16

ernIte 2e6enss unb @erbear6eit mar. 81.
Grdden baitsn Ii9 bant i9rer beibn 9ios
nierarbsit gu gtf4loFenen MuFea gefdms
melt, bdtten Iih aus ibren Clubs uno
ihren 3situngen BiFen unb 2tbtnssrnIt
sebuIt uub itelten Tid itbt tii6n urb ftOl8
in bic Reiben Der mGnner. SEPT mar bic
Grduenaxbsit fein Spiel ntbr, Ipnbern
e~rnites, 5ielbspuBtes arbsiten. nod mebr
.dls bas! Der gdrteibab,r mahte bic
RGunsr blinb. Der fdrte Bid Der
Grdueu ertdnnte dbtr bic iIaFftnben
S6dcsr in Der Surtei, un6 bic Grdutn