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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUIT
Girls! Try i'll Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautfful-oet q Is cent bottle
Of 0anderlne.

II you care for heavy hair that 91ts-
tens with beauty and is radiant With
life; has an Incompatible softness and
is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imme-
diately dissolves every particle Of
dandru6. You can not have nice
heavy, healthy hair II you have
dandru6. This destructive scurf robs
the hair Of its lustre, its strength and
it's very life, and IL not overcome Il
produces feverishness and itching Of
the scalp; the hair roots famish,
loosen and die; then the hair falls out
fast. Surely get q ascent bottle OF
Knowlton's Dander1ne from any drug
store and just try it
Adv.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11
LOSE AT FERGUS AND MELROSE
Seminary Team Beaten in Final Two
Games of Trip.

SEMINARY lea" Beaten IN Finai Two
Games Of Trip.
The Seminary team arrived at Fer
gus Falls determined to put up the
best fight possible. They were par
ticularly anxious to win this game to
avenge the defeat Of last year. 1t
didn't take long, tho, after the game
he'd started to see that the Park Reg
ion bunch were faster than last year.
The team was built around the star
forwards Of last years aggregation
Linn and Ryen. These two men were
just as fast and tricky as last year
and they had lost none of their shoot
ing ability. The former connected fol
eight baskets from the field, while the
latter Gagged the ball six times. Tones
the big center, also counted six times
from the field.
For the Seminary, Kanikkeberg Sc
! cured two baskets, Gordhamer three
Harstad two and Christian one. Each
team made four points on fouls.
For the Seminary Harstad an(
Gordhamer starred. The former play
ed most of the game against Linn
and he held that worthy to three has
kets, each made from long shots
Harstad scored the longest basket O
the game from beyond the center O
the field.
The members of the visiting team
were entertained at the homes o
Rev. and Mrs. Ylvisaker and DR.. an,
Mrs. Carl Estrem at Fergus Falls.
| Following the game, the member
Of the two teams dined together a
the college.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11

Miss Pearl Peterson arrived Mon.
day from Minneapolis.
Geo. Peterson was a Willmar visit.
or last Friday evening.
Mr.. sanderson spent Sunday at
Willmar with his family.
Robert Johnson of Willmar spent
Sunday with friends here. ..,
"A few extra seats were added to
the primary room Monday.
Miss Emma Mold is dressmaking al
the Tulin home this week.
The M. E. church building will be
dedicated here next Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Youngquist. left today
for his new home in Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Melander Wis
tied with friends here Saturday.
Ansgar Lundquist returned Tues
day of last week from Donnelly.
Chris Johnson and Lewis Void re-
turned Saturday from Virginia, MINI
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Holmberg visit
ed with relatives at Willmar Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Klint spent Sun
day at their old home in town of Fab
lun.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Han
son at Kimball, MIMI, last Friday, 9
son.
Ruddy Bros, real estate men from
Willmar, were Kandiyohi callers on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peterson and
family spent Sunday at the home OF
Elias Johnson.
Mr.. Resell and family have now
taken charge of the Joe Isaacson farm
north of town.
Miss Rosela Lawler, who teaches
in North Dakota spent Sunday with
her parents here.
William McDermott and Maine
Patrick spent Sunday at home of Mr..
and Mrs. PATRICK Lawler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Downs and son,
Harold spent Monday in Willmar Wis
iting friends and relatives.
The shareholders of the Kandiyohi
creamery will hold meeting at the
perfect their new Incorporation.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will give a supper and dance at the
M. w. A. hall next Tuesday, Mar. II.
Mrs. John Peterson of Willmar
spent Tuesday of last week here Wis
iting with her mother, Mrs. John
Lundquist.
Miss Grace Peterson, who teaches
north of Atwater was unable to go
back to her school Monday on &C
count of being Ill.
Werner Fahlstrom, who is employed
in the electric light plant at Olivia,
returned last Sunday after a weeks
visit with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson
spent Sunday at home Of Mrs. Ander-
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pet
erson of Atwater Sunday.
A cooperative lecture will be given
by E. M. Tonsley of Minneapolis at
the M. w. A. hall on Monday evening
Mar. 16, at eight o'clock.
Quite a number from here left Tues.
day for St. Paul to attend the funeral
of Stephen Tierney, who is to be
buried at that place today. Mr.. Tier
ney is one of the early settlers OF
Kandivohi
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11
COLFAx.

Colfax, March 9th-Mr and Mrs.
Andrew Engen visited at the Christ
Larson home last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Fosse has been on the
sick list for the last few days.
Mrs. Andrew Engen and Mrs. Ell
mer Erickson visited at Wohleen's
last week.
School closed in Dist. No. 13 last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Peter Lundberg is reported
seriously i'll.
Elmer Erickson sawed wood at the
William Peterson home last Monday
Oliver Tangen made a short cal
at c. Larson's last Sunday.
Misses Annie and Otelia Vigen Wis
tied at the P. E. Olson home las
Sunday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11
NEW HOME FOR MAJESTIC
Motion Picture Theatre TO Occupy
New Building Soon.

M. H. Carey, proprietor Of the Ma.
jestic theatre, has made arrange.
ments to move from his present loca,
ton and in a short time expects to
occupy the building where Elfstrum'a
Drug Store is now located. For some
time past the present building has
been too small to accommodate the
crowds, and when the chance came
to secure the new location, Mr.. Carey
snapped 1t up.
Final arrangements were made and
the contract let Monday Of this week,
and work will be commenced at once
and rushed as fast as possible. The
contract was let to G. Beckwith of
Minneapolis, and the building is to be
ready for occupancy about the middle
of April.
Mr.. Carey plans on spending be.
tween $4,000 and $4,000 in fixing up
the new place aud when it is finished
it will be second to none. There will
be seating capacity for 800 persons
in the new building and the seats will
be wider and less crowded than at
present. There will be one wide aisle,
running down the center of the
house.
The front will be set in from the
street and there will be no steps to
climb as the floor will drop into the
basement. It is planned to have the
front composed Of white tile, stucco
and concrete. The inside will be pan
nelled and nicely decorated.
There will be an orchestra pit at
the front of the house, and a hot air
heating plant will be installed.
A modern ventilating system will
also be installed, designed to always
furnish plenty of fresh air.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11
Motorcycle AGENT Wanted.

In your Township we need young
man to show our POPE MOTOR.
CYCLES and keep us in touch with
local conditions. GOOD PAY and the
work will not interfere with your
other employment. II you live in the
country we would particularly like to
get in touch with you; and 1t will be
to your advantage to write us at once
as we have room for only one in your
township. .-s=: .:.. z.. It'll d
THE WIGGINs CO., Distributors,
Willmar, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11

Twenty-Five cents each week for
Christmas.
Fifty cents each week for Christ
mas. :,
Forty-one dollars and Interest at
Christmas time.
Why don't you save your money for
next Christmas7 r.
Join the Christmas Club at First
National 1ank.-Adv,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11

Miss Edith Doesken Of Clara
City left for her home Saturday after
an operation at the Willmar hospi.
tai. s. IS
Or. =. E. Porter. Dentistry, Carlson
Block. ADJ.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11

Mrs. M. T. Sandbo, who under
went serious operation at the Will
mar Hospital, recovered nicely and
has returned to her home Saturday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11

Subs: Olson for Christian; Nelson
for Kanikkaberg; Writer for white,
Baskets: Tanner (5); Birdbill ~;
Teatrout co.; Dolores (2); Christian
Harstad (2); Gordhamer. Fouls:
Gordhamer (2); Tanner.
Referee: Hengstler; Umpire: Sci
by.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11

Harry Erickson lately returned
to his home after an operation at
the Willmar Hospital.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11

surely will have money for next
Christmas. have Joined the Christ
mas Club at First National Bank
Adv.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11

County of Kandiyohi,
We, A. e. Rice, President and r. q.
Handy. Cashier OF the above named bank, do
solemnly swear that the above statement 10
trueto the best of our knowledge and belief,
A. E. RICE.
President.
F. G. handy,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day Of March, 1914.
N. S. SWENsON,
lsEALI Notary Public
(My commission expires July "a. 1917
Attest Attest geo. W. TYLER
! Directors NJ. D. MANNING
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11

should worry-money already saw
ed for Christmas. The Christmas
Club at First National Bank.-Adv.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11
TEAMS BREAK EVEN
Local Hiqh School Girls Lose to
Granite Falls While Boys Win To-.
From Visitors With Ease.


From Visitors With Ease.
The girls basket ball team of the
local high school lost their first
game of the season last Saturday
evening when the team from Granite
Falls defeated them in a one-sided
game by a score of AZ to II. This
game was featured by the wonderful
shooting of Corrine Vixen, the star
forward of the visiting aggregation,
who shot fourteen baskets from the
field. This feat is an almost unheard
of one in girls basket ball, and the
score of forty-two points rolled up
by the visitors is another feat seldom
accomplished by girls team.
Beside the fourteen baskets from
the field, Miss Vixen shot four from
the foul line. Ruth Larson complet-
ed the scoring for the Granite bunch
with five baskets from the field.
For the Willmar team Esther Tall
man and Mildred Smith divided the
scoring. The former scored ten points
getting four baskets from the field
and two fouls, while Mildred secured
two field baskets and three fouls.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11

Baskets: Vixen l4); Larson (5);
Tallman ~; Smith (2). Fouls, Tall
man (2); Smith (3); Vixen ~.
The local boys team got revenge
in large quantities tho for the trim
ming handed to the girls. They romp-
ed away with an easy victory over
the Granite Falls boys by a score of
80 to Is. At no time during the play
were they headed. The score at the
end of the first half was 10 to 6 in
favor of the home team, and in the
last period they took things easy and
piled up the scores as they wished.
The Granite bunch had pretty good
team work but they could not shoot,
and the locals had much the same
trouble with their shooting ability.
For Willmar Erickson at center
and Severinson at forward, did most
Of the scoring. The former scored
fifteen points and the latter connect
ed for seven baskets from the field.
After the game reception was
rendered the visiting teams at the
high school. Games were played and
refreshments were served. The
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11

Tribune Wan-Tads Bring Results.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04

9eeibin 4aben mir bier gciebn,
tuie lIcb Die St0rde lire Sllngen
6oben. Die eltern baben ibrc Sim.
Der nod liebcr. @enn Die ainoer
nod flein finO, pflegt iie bic Dtitt.
fer auf Oas Iorsi1ltigite; tperu iie
nndyts nod 70 ifldfrig un0 idIuf'
~tcouritia III, aber Die atnoer tpei.
men, perIorat Iie 6ieieI6en, unO
mcnn Die ainSer trnnt lino. poht
iie Gag unb gtadt all Dem Bette Der
9ranten @eun lie nod nidt i9r Sc.
ben aefuagt Bat, lire 9inoer 81 ret
Ten, 10 lit oas uur oesbalb nift &C.
Ide6en, neil file feline @~eIegenbeit
Ibasu hatte; piiroe oieieIbe iid fin.
lSeu, 70 niiroe iie iih feinen augen'
bid be6enten. gernebmt ba5u nod
Ieine tIcinc @eifidte, iueL6e Dor
fur3em lid ereiguete.
Sine W2iitter reiite nit ibrem
iilnfiabriaen ainoe. 8as aino mar
lin ocm Giienbabntuagen nldt rubtg,
les ita,lO bon leinem Sise anf uno
FAB gum 6euIter binnus. 9ciOer mar
Die Sir Oes 8ogens ais llnoor-
Iidtiqteit nidt felt geidloiieu, tie
5ffnete i'd unO oaS ainO fiel aus
I0eut ggagen Gie Mittter idrie oiti
uno moQte mgenblidlid ibrem
Iqiuoe na9ipringen. Sn Dem 8agen
liaBen aber eiuige rubi8e uerIt1noige
Didnner, tpelfe pltBten, oaB bic
Rlltter ibrent ainoe nift belfen
lfonnte, Ie6r pabrideinIid aber tbr
l9eben babel berlieren iuiiroe, tuenrt
tic ans bent @asen iprGuge Sie
birIteu 6aber Die Walitter NIT 8e-
malt i'm @agen suriid, 10 iebr tic
iid aud itrdrbtc. -
9urd einen giiidiiden 3ufol
mar oo8 ainO ie0o9 atf bas Srlt'
brett mo BON ba ouf Die Deihc
GrSe qefaIen, obue iidJ 81 perleseli
Iroer nebe at tut. Der 9abnipartcr
SOD oas ainO, uabm es gu fid nro
brofta es in Die nobe Station. alS
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04
Der GraBdftein zIn TamiNensIia,

Wie man9e tnitern unO gei3en i'm
2eben nit i6ren retditen inneren
S6dben! sic leben nit tnntg geltebs
ten 8eTen 3uIammen, Die menige
Dorte unb 9dnbIungeu alb QuSs
0rud oteIer 2tebe 70 rtel gIidltder,
retder unb better MAIDEN ipiiroen,
aber fe t6nnen iid nidt ibsrptnoen
lie tDnnen ibrer Natur feline @efpdlt
antun, oen S9IiFel umbrehen urb
keraeben, ipprdr otr onoere 0arbt.
MenIden, Die in Der tiefiteu Ssele
chamber lieben, a9ten, Derebren, il
TAFT qlauben, fiibren ein Does, taltss
Scben nebeneindnoer; bei9Gftigt, tprs
aenpoll, aerltreut Iofen tie ibre 2tebe
aelten als etpds, 0ds Iid bon felblt
perIte6t, ais ettpas Iusgetpa6ienes,
obne reue anoIpsn uno 8liiten. @ibt
es ni6t SDbne itno 3Ddter, oersll
GItern pie unerfannte @ugel BET ih'
nen leben9 MGrlner uno 5rauei,,
grii6er uno ShpeItern, in beren Der
5tpff gu einem f9Gnen 2eben unter
unfrl6tbdrem S4petgen DtrI4lOFsr
liegt, Oie 3ett buben fir aIles, nur
nidt fir bic a%usbiloung nno ben
Qusorud Der gegeniettigen 2iebe2
sic 0enfen, in elmer ferneren 3ua
funft piirbe f6on bic 3eit toninert,
no lie Mube fGnosn, einunber gu gee
nieBer, nebeneinanOer oisSurubea
un6 fi6 oieTe p~erborgeneu S4dbs
auf3ubeden, bic 3eit fliebt uno Der
9pb i9lsift htrbet! Die bitteriteii
3rGnen an GrGbern flieben I'm att'
gtIpro1ener Mcrte, nnterlohtnsr
9anolunsen niIIen: aSie lpubte me,
- &A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04
Gltrrt xu0 AtnNtr.

Sic a2iitter IN ser nddjlien Station
lolit ipeineno aus Dem @agen
Iprang, fam ibr Der g1bnbofSin-
lpeftor, welfer gIeih merfte, tuer
fe mar, nit eiller 2cpeihe in Der
9ano eutoesen itno los Ialt: Sinh
aus Dem 8ageit aeialen; lit gon5
mltnter uno mperlest aut Der Sta.
.tion." Ole Mutter fubr nit benz
.nd9Tten 3iige Suriid. unO man Tam
lid rpobl Oenfer, NIT tueIher 5rell-
De iie ibr aino empfing, lulO mic
bersli6 iie @ott oanfte, bnB er IS
bebiitet bate.
Sa. 70 Iieb babcn Ole Gltertt ibre
ainOer Dab iie ieOer5cit bereit iino,
ibr 2e6en fir iie gu tpagen. Soltcn
nidt oie ainOer iDre gltern tpieoer
liebeL ibuen reft oanfbar iein unO
Die 2anfbarfeit Defenders ourf nil.
liaen @e1orIam beipeiien9 8enu
ole iungen Storhe. DeL4e bon Der
D9utter bonn 6eitertooe errettet unb
bonn gater 10 treltIih %Oeriorgt NOR.
oen finO, bie1eidt i'm naditen Sabre
nit Dem gater Inn Elm gtelt fdmp-
fen, 70 lit Oas erfldrlid, oenn iia
fennen ii6 oann ni9t mebr. 8aB
ober gar mande ainoer, lie dIter file
Deroen, oeIto mebr lire gltern be.
triiben, io0te man fir unm69lid
balten, uno bod tit es gar niGt
ieltett.
8ereiteit OH, meiu IiebeS atn6.
9eiueu Gltern ME our9 Define In
orten unO 9eineu llnge6oriunl
Shmer59
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04

ME Iieb i9 Te bate" rgr pubte
ME, mas er mir mar"
8ie ie6r f0nnten mir infer 5ds
milienIeben, uriern Sreunof6aftsbers
te9r peri46nern, tpenn ieber gebeime
9iebesgeoante 81 elmer Sat srbliibte.
8ir fpreden ui4t geraoe BON eigent'
lt6en 2iebtoIungen; Oteie t0nnten Ole
bette Spra9e Der 2iebe iein, peer
aud ntGt. Munde haben cine Carte
Eeit, eine &eui9beit Der pbbiii4en
Organization, bic bor einem 3ubtel
perIelben auriidi9eut; o6er es gtbt
Dorte un6 glide ltno feline @etpobns
9eiter, cine gorforglt6teit uno itillc
IuFmerfIamteit, Die bds Ser3 pFten'
barren, uno e8 gtbt pobI feline 5as
Mile, sic oaOur9 ni4t an SCREENS
retdtum pa9Ien t6nnte. @dourfi
entitebt 9lei63ettig Der 9runbitein
gum 5amiItengliid, bos auf bteI.
Deife gu T9mieoen bic 5rau am ges
ei0netIten eri9eint. sic oiirfte bds
bel balls Elm g@enfeitiges 9eritdnos
mis- finoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04
9abn nnh 3nIr.

Son Dem, mas e0el, gut uno milo.
Sm linfen glrm belt iie Elm Bud,
Sn neIdem cine aiuoerihor
dit goloner Sdriit per5eidnet mar,
Del icoem gtamm ituno Elm Sprlid.
.Sbau Der, metH lieber Spring
insjelO",
leo bu6 Der giitge Gngel an,
gGas iin6 oie 4in0er III Der Delt,
Die ale Gage @uts getanl
Sd babe LANCE nafgeoadt
@as man oen aleinelt, melt unO
brett,
Su oicier lieben Siter5eit
Bum SoDn fir cine 5relloe maht.
Ole g.umen un0 ole 8dume rubin,
SIN Siioen ipeilt Die @Ogelidnr,
gtilr einer lit idon 0u, Der Star;
Sod Der bat mi. iid ielbit 5l tunl
Ga bah ID Oenn an Gid geondt.
Sd ipeib, Oh bait Elm glltes 9erG
@ir Ieben auberoem i'm Widr3,
Su Dem Cir nicmnnO Spane modlt,
Gu ioait an @egen uno al Stegen,
Gen art gen ainoern gum @enuB,
9on6on. lllO 3ndercier Iegen
Grit ginem i6dnen Siter9rlb.
Ter SauIemonn i'm 6ibenItan0
@e6t fleibig Dir 0n6ei 8ur Sauo.
8eBIt On auf mrine 8iinide ctlt,
Damn miro Die WcIt Sir oantblr
iein!"
Ger gsuni6 ser boloen See rpar
gut,
God mir gebrl6S 5undhIt oil gliit.
0ie aiutIt erihien mir 81 fatal;
Gem GierIrgen, bos madt 2uall
@ie mid Ole See nod 5ouoern fab.
I0a naDm iic iDren 3oilberrirg
llno ipra9: n@udit On ourd Oieica
cling,
IIann lit elm 81 aus 3nder oo!" -
SD audtc Ourd, ipie ite gebot.
lln0 - ipcI6 Elm @umoerl - c9n:
Not
Grihien elm prGft ges 3uderei,
llno atd) Der @rlib mar eIei6 Sa.
bel!
Glu peiBt GUS, Iieber, gutter
Sabn:
ISo lima id mcin @eidaft emit iii
! Selt Ieete id eit gor5es ShOfl
SoBu:
Qifcrifi; Sod = god; Sod - god
ISebt ocb i'd nad Dem Siibneridlaf
! llno mode Dir oa8 9luititiid nab
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04

iabrIi4 nOringeuO notpsnOigen" Grs
hplungsreiIen - fiub Die 9aratteriz
Hidden &ennaeihen tpiIensi9pa4er
6rduer. Cine fplde 5rau 1T cit
tpabres ltngIiid fir ibre llmgebung.
Der @atte, Oefen 2tebe ben forttpGbs
renoen aIagen geSenHbsr itanobdA.
muB in Der Sat fsbr ge6uIoig fem.
Sn sen meiIten GGusn miro dber oss
2ie6e Dur4 bas fortpdbrenoe Wims
nern Elm longIames Gnoe bereit:t.
limo ipel4 elm geiIptel bietet cine Ipis
DIE Mutter ibren Gtnoern2
@epiB tit es unTsre srIte pfliGt,
nt9t let@tiinnig iiber cine &rdnfbeitss
trIaeinung binipeaugeben; inOes Iols
tie man aber audi nt4t iebes tIeiRs,
ooribergebenOe l~lnipoblein az einsnr
beDentIiden 2et0en ftempeIr, ieos
Iei9te Gingenommenbeit oss aopfes
I5u aentIeBIi9eu appfidmsr5en", ieoss
AGnTpern uno beoe~utungsloie 6iifeIn
eur sS6iptn0tu9t" MAIDEN tp0leIl.
9~erftdnotger tit es ieoenfals, burn
Fleibiges 2iiften Der Mobns urO
S9lafrGume, 8etpesung tn friiner
SUIT, linterIaFen bon 9iGtfsblerr ben
aopffdmsrSen, burd @erma9ung AZ
Ieidter JuBbetteiouns, taItra Srins
lens, Spre9en tn tdlter 2uIt BEN
Suiten uno Der Grtdltung pDrsubtus
gen. Dor allen bente man niGt be-
Itdnbig. an fid fslbf, ein lleEs[, buS
nlstit 6urd Mangel an dasrtsHenOer
BeI9dftisung herDOrgsruftn pirb.
sid geben Iafeit, 1T Gin gburaftsru
iebler; nennt man facn Ods fpeEbIi4t
IgefdIsdt Oas nfdpu9e4, 70 foIIlm
Gle Jruusn bod tp~snisItsns Gharqts
tsritGrte erringeu lnAsR
A.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04
@ahn

Sabn:
aiferifil Sod - god God - god
Ga Bit 6u 10, Oh fliloer Rann,
Ger uidt nttr Orb. uno Seioelbeeren
un0 @ras uno Slice uno aobl Der.
5ebren,
Der aud nod Gier legen fnnnl
0liin iage mir,
Oh @unoertier,
@ic finoit Oh oicie SAINT emit ana
safe:
aieig lieber, gutter @odeI9abn,
60 fiiblt man &ellten oni Den 3abn
9errat i'd 3irs, abmit aagemad
Du mir Die aunit oeS 2egenS mad
Sabn:
aiferifil Sod - god Sod = god
Sd - GterIegen2 - BuB ger 8idt,
0amit befobt Elm Sobn iib nidtl
@eibt Oh, es ret5t mo punoeri
mid,
Gab ie6er Saie iertig bringt,
@as u~niereinem ME geIiugt!
getiteblt Oh? - 0aum fragt i'd
Gid!
3aie:
Go, 70 - guu gut - 8eil Oh e
biit,
@ernimm 6enit, tpie5 gefommen lit.
gs mar In eilier 6riIDIingsuoft
Gas Gis 5erfIob, Die Starrbeit
idpanb,
Ga fam auf QifterL limo uno iadt
Der art gen ainoer See ms 2an0.
Sic hattie langes, soIOnes Saar,
Gin qntlit sart unO fem mo peid
Gin bimmelblaues gIugenpaor
llno einen MuRo, Der &oie gleid.
GIN IilienipeiBeS 8roftgetpano
I'm tire i90nen Sdultern bing,
Tho lire fleiue, feuiAe Salb
llmIpunnte etllet 9ouberring.
60 itano fie oa, elm liebIi6 gtIo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04
9dy bin Gin wtib!

glun mare bisls RadFhtuabms
uno gsborsugung 0rs ipsibiiheH @ss
rdIedts ia cine grobs gssiiniiguns
fiji Ole grausn, Die iuIaermaBsH In
cine GonosrRsItung gsridt pdrsn,
gegeu ipel9e IOsar oas @eIeB feline
9raft perIbre, abtr eerdbs In Der
geaenpart, in Der bic 5rau nit alsr
@enuIt un0 Madt nab @Isi6lsIs
lung NIT Dem ManHe itrsbt, mub Ole
Sraqe mebr oenn IL auFtauheu: pat
6ie grdu oas Re6t Iolde gtusndb'
meIteaung 81 bsauIpruden2 6at Ts
bds Re4t, gsrbrt6eu gu begeben Iid
gegen @sIsbe aufJulsbusn. ia Iogur
3u morOsn, n neil ie Elm 8eib
1T?
Die aonbousr Saffrag,lten, Biz
ia betanntli6 iid sbenlo uneridrodeH
iber Die beItebeHoen @slsbe btHpeas
beben, berIu9en aus Dem partfsr
9eIhebnts in ibrer DeiIe RuBen gu
3ieben. Gle fagsn: .Ssbt ibr, ipis
n%otpsnoig Is III, 0ab ole 5raueu
enoli6 ans RuOer iommsn9 Sine
5rau i'm Ri9teritubI piirbe nidt
parteiiI9 bas gsrbre6en bsbanOsIn,
neil es BON sinem 9eibe bsgdngen
purOs; ie piiros sIstdes Redt uuO
glei9s Strsnge ipaItsn lafsnl"
qber, - piirbe ie Dies iDnnen9
Ssben mir nint buHbertmdl tn gns'
ldno, lpie 6isIelbe 5rdu, Die Ourum
tGmpft, bes glannes Steus stn3unebs
men, in truTeIter Betle iel6er aIer
beitebsnoen gefeBe ipottet, pie ite ben
aeeeln oes anitanoes uno Der Sits
ten Sobu Iprtht, ipie Te nit graus
Iamer Raubgier toitbare, ia unerIsBs
Ii6s 8erte 3srftTrt, gum 9ranOitifs
ter miro uno ipgar MenIaeHIsben
beorobt, I'm oisIes 8s6t gu srringen9
Se6en mir ni6t, pie is AUDI i'm Sc
fGngnis nod fi4 gsgeH ieoe GnprOs
nung duflebnt, pobl niFen0, Dab
ole 9eri6te IdIisbIt9 bod ma4tIos
gegen iie iino, neil Is eben - nein
@eib4 tit2
Golange aber bic 5rau in 70 gee
palttdtiger Deife @eIeBe Ds-IsBt,
miro ie Den 9ere9tsn 3ieIen tptrtIi9
ebrIi9 angeTtrebter 5rauenarbsit nur
6inoernts, niemdls uber BON Nuben
fein. Sine Grau, Die oas @eIeb
miBahtet, miro nismuls Die S6btgs
felt in ii9 fin6eu, iibsr anOere RsGt
gu ipre9sn, obne @Oreingenommens
belt au urteilsn, urparteiif9 gu ri6s
ten; fie miro umIomebr mad sigsuem
8tGen banOeIu, ie mebr Na4t iie
in 9dnOen bat.
unO pie oie tampfniitigen Suffras
getten, 10 bat audi Maoame Gaiaaur
Der erniten 6rauenbepegung stnen
I6persn S9lag bereitet. Sic bat
ii9 tibn iibtr ale 8eoenten binipsgs
qefsbt uno etnen bDridbliden MorD
begangen; bat Oann trOBtg Oas
gauge @ef9Ie9t ais SdiIO Dor lire
Sat geftelt, gleid elmer bei4p0rens
ben 3auberfprmel: r8agt es ni6t.
mid gu beribren, Oenn i'd Bin eth
Detb!"
sic ppnte Oamit Iagen, OaB lie
gu ienem 8ei9Isdte geb6re, Oas tpss
gen feiner Reinbeit, M&ilOe, 6er3enss
I8iite uuo Sanftmut befonbere, aarte
Riidfdtndbme ertparten oirfte.
aber oiefeIbe Srau, Die IeIbEt i'm
b0diten 4ffette Der Grregung uidt
bergaB, auf lire @etbIthteit btusus
psiieu, bat in oemIel6en Momente
oas G9limmite, 0ds @rauIamits,
Oas 6ur9tbarite getdn, poOor aud
Oes raubeiten Mdnnes !9er3 erbebt;
fe bat taIt gemorOet uno in bersIoTer
Ro6fudt Elm RenIdenleben ausges
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