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BOMB ExPLODES;
TWENTY INJURED
FOUR i. W. VI. MAKERS KILLED
AND TENEMENT HOME 10
WRECKED syPLoIrERs.
WOMAN AMoNG KILLED
AaiTAToRs FACING TRIAL FOR
ATTACK ON ROCKEFELLER
DIE AFTER CONFERENCE.

d. = d.
Western Newspaper Union News Service. s.
New York.-Three men and q wom-
an were killed when dynamite bomb
said to be the most powerful ever
used in this city, exploded with ire
mendous force in an apartment ten.
anted by Industrial Workers of the
World. The upper part Of the six-story
tenement house In which the bomb was
being made was wrecked.
A score Of persons were seriously
injured and much property damage
was done In q wide radius from the
scene Of the explosion. u.
In the ruins OF the tenement
wrecked by the explosion of the bomb
which II IL believed was intended for
use against John D. Rockefeller or his
son. the authorities found evidence
that Arthur Carron, who was killed.
with three others. had used his apart
ment as a center for the distribution
Of inflammatory literature and that 1t
was filled with death-dealing explo-
sives. a.d+ ~
A small printing press. revolution
airy pamphlets and circulars. an cleo
tric dynamo. two electric batteries.
cartridges and bits Of steel were
among the articles uncovered which
tend. In the opinion Of the police. to
show an anarchistic plot at assassin
alton. ~ .f.3 i
That the demopstration. halted by
the bungling of someone who was pre-
pairing an Internal machine for Its
vny..aou mn. ,IopuoH ognyuat the
Rockefeller family In Tarrytown. IL
the theory upon which the authorities
are working. - 81.
Two OF the killed In the wrecked
apartment were prominent agitators.
who were to be placed on trial At
Tarrytown on charges Of disorderly
conduct in connection with the DEM
onstrAtion inaugurated against John
d. Rockefeller. Jr.. Is a protest
against his attitude in the Colorado
coal mine strike.
The body Of the fourth victim Of the
explosion was found Sunday. 1t was
that Of Charles Berg, known In I.W.W.
circles a. the "Big swede'' and asso-
ciate. of CsrOp. The other victims
were Charles Hanson and Mary
Eayes. The woman lived In an apart
ment next to the one occupied by
Caron and his associates.
One of the papers found was an ap.
peal for funds to pay the fine OF
Frank Tannenbaum. who was sen
fenced to year in prison and fined
$500 for disorderly conduct in connec-
ton with an I.W.W. demonstration.
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WASHINGTON.

That he must accept peace ON the
terms Of the United States or take his
chances for American Intervention was
the word sent to General Carranza.
Fifteen naval officers, several OF
them captains with distinguished rec
ords, ended their active careers upon
the recommendation OF the dreaded
'plucking board"
II Is expected that Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson will leave the White House
soon for Cornish. N. H.. for summer
able to accompany her.
There appears to be considerable
Joy in the Postoffice Department over
the fact that since July money or
ders are payable at any postal money
order office In the country.
Ulrich Duvivier. the minister from
Haiti. informed Secretary Bryan that
he had been recalled by his govern
ment and that he would be succeeded
by Scion Menos. whom he replaced at
Warrington in 1913
Secretary OF the Treasury McAdoo
ordered rigid Investigation by Treas
urer Burke of the leak" In the New
York sub-treasury which enabled a
coterie OF bankers to make large prof
its through advance Information as to
shipments Of $43.000.000 In gold bars
from the Denver mint.
Secretary Of State Bryan and other
government officials who lecture at
ChantauQuas were compared with
limitation performers" In a class with
Gaby Deslys and Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw
by Representative Britten Of Chicago
In the House. Heiurges action on his
bill to prohibit government officials
from iecturing for pay.
The agreement to withhold from
publication the correspondence that
has taken place between the United
States government and Japan in re-
gard to treaty negotiations Ia said to
apply only to the correspondence that
has passed since Aug. 26 last In the
course Of an effort to settle the Cali
fornia alien land law issue by q new
treaty.
A favorable report on the nomina-
ton of Adolph C. Miller Of San Fran
cisco to serve ten years on the fed.
eral reserve board was ordered by the
Senate banking committee.
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SPORT.

AZ Fskov. RUSSIA, captain BOAR.
ogio. = Russian army aviator was
Killed when MS monoplane collapsed
and tel from great heisht.
.PlapA. tor > shusinssasmesIs asttnmq
bile tour Of Southern Arizona. to be
held early in he fall, are being made
by the Phoenix board Of trade.
Ad WolRast broke his arm AZ II.
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CHAMBERLAIN IS DEAD
'salTIsr MdvaH oeEAr tEApeR
WHO. MAS oLApsToNE,s .
OPPONENT.
Champion Of Tariff Reform and Mar
Who melted 0osr' stzr, suffered
srrG fsom paralytIet Stroke. ~

Western Nswspapsr Union News Service.
London.-The7 Right Hon. Joseph
Chamberlain. for years the most COM
handing figure in British national and
international politics. died here at his
home in Princes Garden, 8. w.
Chamberlain succumbed after . pro-
tracted illness which for years de-
barred him from an active part in pub
lie affairs. Several months ago he an
nounced that he would not again stand
for reelection to Parliament. and for
several years. on account of his age
and feebleness, he seldom was seen on
the floor of the Commons, where his
tall form-and the ever-present mono
Gle in his eye-made him landmark. Z
Chamberlain was born in 1886 In the
years he held. politically. in the hollow
of his hand. He was variousiy known
as "Brummagem Joe" and AZ the king
of Birmingham" His power in the mid
land city was almost absolute. All the
seven parliamentary seats Of the great
manufacturing city are held by Cham
berlain nominees and a politician he
opposed was simply wasting time when
he made the race for Parliament.
Chamberlain had huge commercial
interests throughout England and was
enormously wealthy.
Chamberlain was thrice married. his
last wife, who until his death nursed
him with rare solicitude. being Mary.
only daughter Of Judge w. C. Endicott.
who was secretary Of war in the ad-
ministration Of President Cleveland.
The dead statesman started political
life az Radical. but left Gladstone's
party on the question Of home rule for
Ireland. to which he was bitterly op-
posed. He held the highest posts In
conservative administrations and was
secretary to the colonies from, 1895 to
1908.
While Chamberlain's greatest claim
to fame was his determined and bril-
liant advocacy for years Of protect
i've policy for Great Britain, the citar
del OF free trade, he will also be re-
remembered as the bitterest and most
forceful opponent Of Gladstone In that
statesman's efforts for home rule for
Ireland; as one of the founders Of the
LiberalUnionist party. and as the min
lister whose policy In South Africa in
volved his country in the greatest war
It had experienced since the crimean
conflict, but blotted out the two Boer
republics and made South Africa AL
red" ~
II II reported that King George 70
likely posthumously to honor Joseph
Chamberlain BY comforting aetit1e on
his widow. formerly Mary Endicott.
daughter OF the late william c. Endi-
colt Of Salem. Massachusetts, Mr..
Chamberlain himself persistently re-
fused to accept any title.
The Dean of Westminster offered to
the family interment In Westminster
Abbey for the dead statesman. but
his relatives decided to abide by his
wishes and have him buried at Birm-
tupham Ha
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Spirit Of .177s Is Need Of 1914.

MISUNDERSTANDING the mod.
erning Of the declaration OF independ.
enct by applying It's principles TO the
business. the politics and the foreign
policies Of America, President Wilson
thrilled a huge crowd assembled at In.
dependence SQUARE within q few feet
Of where the original declaration was
signed. The President touched on
Mexico. the Panama tolls repeal con.
troversy, his antitrust program. bust.
ness conditions and his ideas of mod
arm natrtOtism- ..g
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oenver Thousands Had Merry Time.

Denver Thousands Had Merry Time.
Denver.-Twenty thousand Denver
ties celebrated the Fourth Of July in
the mountains. Twenty thousand more
Witnessed the News big swimming
contest at Washington, park. The races
drew 5000. and crowd OF $4,000
filled City park during the afternoon.
The Swedish reunion drew crowd Of
5000 to Rocky Mountain lake. At Ber-
kelley park, where the school children
had field day, 5000 participated and
watched the sport.
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Physician lshot BY wray Builder.

wray.-Dr. Earl D. McGili. a physi
clan, was shot and probably fatally
wounded by d. C. Funk. builder and
contractor, Funk went to McGills' Of
flee and in the presence Of witnesses
accused the physician of being too
friendly with mis- wife. The men had
a lengthy argument. during which
many threats were made back and
forth and Of sudden the contractor
drew a revolver and shot at the ply
sician four times Fr'f {.
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Train Nearly Pulls EmpIoye In Twain.

Greeley.-Addison Melvin. an EN-,
ploye in the freight yards here, was
almost torn in two while endeavoring
to board train. He slipped and his
foot caught while he still was holding
to the moving train, and the tension
was go great that 1t split his groin for
distance Of almost an inch before
his foot was disentangled. ~
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butcher propa oe.d n bedroom.

Boulder.-Unable to sleep, William
A. Kuntz, proprietor Of a local meat
market, arose from bed at 3 o'clock
and while looking for a book to read,
fell over dead, from heart failure. The
deceased was fifty.two years OF age
and had resided in Colorado for TWEEN
ty-four years. He is survived by a
widow and four children. Va
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ASK 5000 for Death Of Miner.

Boulder.-Suit for $4,000 damages
for the death of Ole Solem, who was
killed in the Oregon mine June 4, 1913,
was filed in the District Court by the
parents of the deceased miner. Peter
A. Fish and Mrs. Bertha Fish. of Nor
way.
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Ruin ThreatenIng Him.
The great pianist was weeping bit.
terly
What is 1T" asked his devoted
wife.
I'm few more years shall have to
desist from my beloved pianoforte-
my hair 10 coming out something
fierce.f
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Mine Forsman Fails to Death.

victor.-Samuel Rogers. ~ years OF
age. past exalted ruler of Elks and
prominent as mining man, fell 1,75o
feet to his death in the main shaft Of
the Golden Cycle mine, Of which he
Was general foreman. a'eT r.
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Bodies Of Arehduks and Wife Buried.
Artstettin. Austria.-The bodies Of
the. assassinated archduke, Francis
Ferdinand. and his consort, the Ouch
ess Of, Hohenberg. arrived here and
were inferred beneath the castle cha.
pei with simple ceremony.
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Three Knocked Out by Lightning.
Boulder.-Three homes were struck
by lightning, one being set on fire and
seven people were hit by a bolt of
lightning on Seventeenth street. All
escaped dangerous injury.
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Pueblo. = Howard T. Thompson,
twenty-one, honor student and prize
athlete-o f Pueblo. was killed at Baxter,
six miles east of here, when freight
train crossing trestle struck him and
knocked him twenty-five feet to the
bottom OF the arroyo.
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s'.s.,s.s ., L1zZZM<
In Use For Over 80 Years. 4
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoris
fweleoms Words.

Muriel latter the fifth solo)-Pro.
lessor Bonetickler can make a piano
fairly talk, can't he? -
Waverly (suppressing a yawn)-1
wish he'd try to make It say good
night-Judge.
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German Cruiser Goes to Mexico.
st. Thomas. D. w. 1.-The German
cruiser karlsruhe left here for Mex
lean waters.
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GOVERNMENT OFFICES CLOSED.
President Wilson Joins With Other
Officials In Fourth Of July
Celebrations. 81,


washington.-The wheels of the
government practically were at a
standstill on the Fourth while the ma
uonal capital Joined in with other
cities and hamlets Of the nation in
celebration of Independence Day.
There were no sessions Of Congress.
the White House virtually was desert
ed, the executive departments were
closed and President Wilson and other
officials Of the government laid aside
official duties to participate in patri.
otto celebrations here or elsewhere.
The itinerary OF the various Off.
Gals: President Wilson to Philadel-
phia for an address: Speaker Clark to
Chase City and Farmville. Va. for an
address: Secretary Bryan to North
Carolina for a speech; Secretary Dan
iels to Charlottesville, Va, for speech
before the University Of Virginia; Rep
resentative Underwood of Alabama.
Democratic leader of the House. and
Representative Fitzgerald Of New
York to Brooklyn for speeches.
vice President Marshall put aside
the cares of his office to go picnicking
with his family. Other members Of
the cabinet spent the day in the quiet
OF their homes or at nearby resorts,
at work or on weekend trips. \
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Butte Mayor Stabbed; AssaiIant shot.

Butte Mayor Stabbed; Assa''ant shot'
Butte, Mont. = Louis P. Duncan.
mayor of Butte, was stabbed three
times. While trying to protect him
self he shot his assailant. Eric Ian
tala, a Finnish miner, in the abdomen.
LAntala died later. but the mayor will
recover. sf
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NobIsnan Robbed Of $4,000 ii Jewels.
Calais, France.-Count Mourayieff
has been robbed Of jewelry valued at
$4,000 and $1,000 in money.
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Be happy. Use Red Gross Bag Blue:
much better than liquid blue belishts
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First Actor-Did you get notice
Of your performance last night?
Second Dtto-Yes--a notice to quit
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A Tin wedalrn

An phwat's a tin weddin', Pat?"
"shure." its when we've been mar
ried tin years" ~ -
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important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle of
CAsToRIA. a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and sec that IL
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lt ieln huge bon Dem ergrtIenosn
Bib blsiu BEN 2oos efiutihItn
WlhdIintn.
Gtiue 9lIdt brdnnisn aui men'
oinstps iHouem wsIint.
Stotr aou Isintr @timmt mar
guiibruna, itos 9slptsuns. atmiidi
aug psioenidaIt uno 3drtbtii. mar
8niuhung. Wit er ba inng uno
tlaais unb parb unb he5lpong mil
90ntn. @tbGroe un0 polItnostsr
MonnesIdoubtii. mubis TOM is0ss
Mtib rtttuHssips nit 2stb un0 Sss'
lt perfalltn.
Ghnusr iittrritIsIttn 9itibtr. Sn
bitIss Monnts armtn QosIbeihl Sr
irunisnsr 2sio;uifaft. in psItoer1eI'
isnoem Qisbesroufh!
Gpisl! &omGois! Ga GnOs nit
chen Der 9omooisl abes irososm un'
srtrd9li6. liuSrtr6gIidl
8ittbsr iuubts e. 10 etnnu tpit
Itin geben: ME. nism1ls uiiroe er
In bsiosn nur Die aiiEnlsr isbtn.
8om erItsu Wlols an, no er aosIs
beio 10 iob. niiros re ibm niht
mebr fem, mas Is sspsisn. niAt
mtbr Die %angtbsttte Grau. bds refine
Msib ieines Screens.
@erridt! alsinIihl ptiliItrbditl
gotiirlia! QatirIihl Manh elmer
mar itol5 auf bic qiinItIsrlhoit ieis
nsr Jrau. Sunoert Mdnnsr fa'
ben obne cine Rssuns BON gsin uno
GiisrIu6t bic Satin duf Der Bib
ne or obsr ionnte ss ni6t.
alor ipis bas SpnnenIiht ipdrb's
ibm in oisi,r Stuubs: er ionrts es
nift.
BON GtI6s isiner Grau Ie6snY
qnoere Gbsmdnner taten's au9 -
un6 blieben @brsnmGnuer.
@r obsr piiroe bonn grtrdg ibrsr
Stimme. ia obsr aud pom Grtrug
ibyer S90nbsit ltben.
limb ieosr oumme 9aIIe ionnts
fommsn unb fir isiH srlsstts Gntrss
bsioes tritiiiersn. an beiosn Ii9 er'
g0Bsu.
uhO er, Ser ipegsn S9uIbsn Osr'
obi9ieoets 2%eatnant, mubte itille bdl'
ten, INNER bibI9 itiIls bdltsn.
SapobI, lille balten; bsnn sr but'
ts ia ni9ts, iunnts ia niats. 9on
bent oui moraen Isrnt iids niht.
Blot gu iadfFen fir Bsib uuS aino.
pa muB man nod oantbar iein,
iptnn bic Grau i90n TT uno tbsroies
nod iingen Tam.
gr baIlte bic 5uut, fsii bib er Die
3dhne Sufammsr.
9fui Seufel, mas fir miierabl.
6eodnfen! uno babel btsIs pabnIin'
niSs 9iebe gu ibr i'm 9sr5sn. Die in
Qnaft unO Dual fi6 ssgsn ben So'
oesitob tpehrte. -
(6ortIebung foIgt,l
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grin Grsnrr.

g~r3d6tmg bon aIfrcO Iaper, gd9arSt.
Sect bate tr's CREDIT! SEPT
naroe CT i'm ausiteaen tOuuen,
= iebt, ipenn es ni4t lGnglt
gu Ipat mare!
gBas lag inn nun 0aran, Dab bic
alien &ameruoen, DAB gang Saint
Mdlo Jpn a%nitauutn piroe; Dab
sr. Der arne Sean 8uerOric, ols 4ds
pitdn oes .Jiniiterre" mad Sduie
FAM @r, Der arWte GifdsrsiObn, Der
Is aus cigsner &rdft 10 nett gebra4t
bate!
GeipiB, nun piir0en ole bibIAen
Babel bon Saint Mlalp fhon na4
ibm 4usI9au balten. :. Gin aapis
tan Der 5runSatIantique! uno penu
er ieBt ettpa nod einmul gu qierre
gicot tame, Dielei1t ipesen Der 2uiIe
ODER Der Ssanstte, - iebt piirOe Der
reite YrOB ibn bermutli4 niat msbr
.SungsrIsiOer I6impfen uno aus Dem
Sduis Deiien.
glber mas lag nod oaran! Die
Mnrie ODonne mar ia ni9t mebr od!
0ar ia lGngIt oas Wsib CLAUDE
Msarecs, ben tie Oumols 1atte nebmen
miifsn. :.
Marie Ybonnei @ds lie tpobl ids
gen piirbe, psnn fe i'm nit ben aas
pitdnslttsifeu fab!
Dummies 3sug! 9idts, gar ni4ts
ipiiroe Ie Iagen. 4us Dem Wege ges
ben plroe iie ibm. Marie YOonne
mar Elm brdpes Neib uno Dem dufges
8iuungeneu Gattsu treul absr frsuet
piroe Is Iid, - fir iIn, -
fs bate i'm ia 10 Iieb sss
ba6t.
Greilit, oh Der aIte S4msrS ni4t
Oo1 ipiebsr lebenoi9 tusrosn Diiroe
in ibr2 0b Ie fi9 ni9t am GnOe
gar DertpiirFe MAIDEN nIroe, niht
iapferrr se.pcIen gu Isin2 Dem alten
ni6t sdbsr @iOerFunO s~eIeiitet gu
BADEN
unfinnI Sntt: Denn jsmauo ahnsn
f0nnen, pie IS fam9 So, pGre er
oenn uberbdupt gepOrotG mas sr
ieBt mar, tuenn sr Oumals Morie
gDonne tetommen bdtteg -
G@on in Der @4ule battle Sean
@%uerorit Itets 3uriiditeben miiFen ses
gen CLAUDE Marec. 4i1t ettpn, odb
CLAUDE aeI6eiter, pOer tiiGtieer.
- ooer, mas in Der G9uIs ia nod
bGnFiger ben arsldlug gibt, Der
GtGrtere getpeisn pdrs! 4einsstpegs,
in dlleoem CAB teiner BEN oroes
rem Dor nod mad; es mar Elm iietes
Ringen getpeisn, 3pif4en Den beioen
&naben nm Die SibtsriHnft iiber
Die altersgencFen, BEL Dem lie &ogs
inale Ii9 aber 5ugunitsn GIouOes
Ientte, neil gInube Der sin3ise Sohn
oes rttden Saroinenfiihers pbis
lippe Morec mar, Der idbrli9 flint
ei9ene 9oOte auf Den Gang f6idte,
uno Sean. =.
Ruu ia, Seon mar aur MsIt
seiommeu. ebe Ole Gltsrn 4otitH bsis
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6ur6 einen aamerdben ibr BON ga,
psete aus sinsn Brief f9iden laifen,
nit 0einer lnterf4rift. 9u
gdbeIt fie duf es fiihrte
oo9 gu ni9ts uno On
bGtteIt Elm braunes MlGosl bort ees
Iunoen - Sean, Is bat mir fsinen
Seasn eebrd9t. 9Ott bat uns feline
&inoer geIdentt. ln0 ie but inns
mer nod beimlt4 gereint nm Did
- Nimm's allss gu grototoa; Sean,
in @egeupart Der 9erred bier!
@nes, mas ib babe aebSrt ibr! limo
Ie fslbIt, tie permaGe i'd Dir,
Sean! sic Ioa mir psrssiben uno
iiir mid beten, Sean, unO 0u aud,
bort 9u 49,
Damn f4loB er Die au9su.
Die 5Gute geframpft, itorrte Sean
@ueroric icinem Jeino ins tote ants
IiB.
Die Sire tpurbe uufgeriFsn.
Der Grtte Steuertl1rtt 1tiir5te hers
Elm. sa
,ltm Gottsspilsn, aapitdn, f9nsl
rd@ obeni - Der Nebel lit
getpi6eu. Die Some briGt oarG!
@ott lei sepriefen, DAB sr uns ben
od in ben Msg fibrte, p6ne
ibn tpGren mir ale lan9It bort uus
ten -
9eftirst elite Sean gusrbric an
9ed.
Dd - gerdoe In Der RursriGs
tung oes p5iniiterrs", lag, feline 1900
Dieter entferHt, i'm btGtn @0nnsu<
i9etn Der GeIfen BON Saint
MdIo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-22

3eBt6tn CAB sic YpH6ts
horoe in 2ittle Rod. art., betonnt.
.haB fi4 in Den brei gpitfdden, tpelde
.tnnerbulb brei 8Oden bon siaem ae.
pohnIiden 1%9iGbrigen forbiosn
2Gnoitrei9er bon Selma, aIa., nds
mems GhiIbres, bonn Rod SsIano Dt~
PIT in 2ittle Rod geito6Ien puroeE,
.iiber 5000 Dollars inert Gdsds h.
fanben. S9eds i'm Werte Ron ST.
800 unb iibsr 1000 8riefs puroeg.
burh Die ppIiSsi pieberaefunoer.
ipGhreno BAG iibriee, fpie Der 9ieoer
6ebouptet, SerriFen nnD berbranat
tpnroe. lleber 1000 8risfe fpnnten
inentifbiert uno 0ur9 Die pcItbes
50rbe uah ibrsn 8eitimmunasorica
bsfDrosrt merben, nit Der Beaeidz
aung; Rad Der 8eraubuno Der
40it tpisOsr9sfunben." G6iIbres
ipuros BEL ltinsm Oierten 3aubpsss
Ium sttnppt uno ptrhnftst.
~
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AIptnsIabew

@on Iart9a RammeImENfrs
S66uIiu.
9ie boben, eifeeu Sirne aritken
Der Abeabionne lette goIb'ne GtrahIeu,
@b onf bic ihueebebedten Nieien
Sic Sdnlm' rungnebel eraue Sdatteu
nlalens
lno tief ergliibenb, fpie In MpIeufarbAR
9ehiidt bic m6dtg gen Al1baiterglieOer
Stebn jie nun bd. an H%eliennorben
SiieBt ianfte Slut Der abenbrote nies
Der.
ftno' i6. bob iie SeeIen aleie6en-
Sn, eesleit tpot Der 2iebe @onneu bIiihsa
uno na, eb' iah Die Sabre tpeihen,
Su oartetten uno r~einlten 8orben aliis
ben.
AEEAE #A 700
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,aapitGr, ippllsn sic 1ib nift nal
mad Dem drrneu Ssufsl umieben9A
meloete Der S9iffsarSt, .er md9t's
feline babe Stunoe mebr. @us Der
Sbnmant lit er srtpd9t, aber Die jns
neren @erleBungsn iino gu sroBe, =
CT m06te ieinen leBten WiQen Dor
3eueen
Mibmutig pon6te ii6 Sean 9uers
oric, Dem Qr3t in Den 2u3arsttrdum
gu folgeu. Rur ungern perlieB er
ieinen poiten. Ss0en aussubIid
tpnnts Der glebsl pei9sn, unb Damn
gait e., nit 8Olbumpf bon Der Oers
lorenen 3eit St rettsn, mas gu rets
ten mar. Die 3uturft ftanO uuf
Dem Spiele! 40er es eebDrte nun
einmoI nit gu Den qfli4tsu zines
S6iffsfiibrers.
&oum bate er ibn, Der 90 blei9
uno Ieblos in Dem etfernen Sel6bette
lag, erblidt, als elm StOhnen ii9 Iei<
net 8ruit entranB.
/. MuBte Die 9Dle benin Den od inns
mer tpie0er feline Nege treu3en IafIsn2
Mur Is ni9t genue, Odb er ibm Dor
Sabren oas eeItebte Meib geruubt bats
tee MfuBte sr ibm iebt aud nod bic
aapitdnsepaulettsn ubreiBen. i'm SOoe
nod -
8Gre Der 90 nit Ieinem eIenoen
5iI9tabn ibm ni9t in Die Qusre GEE
tommen, er, gusrbrtc, bate Die Jabrt
geipngt. trcs Rebel unO S~oossgefubr
un6 nun --
S~narimmigen SOB fiiblte sr beiB
In iih aufIteigen. ngr" uno inner
ipieber .Gr"i
au6 IN CLAUDE Morets TGon bnlb
srlOi4enem aues fladerte nod eins
NAL Elm Strabl oes Nieoerertennsns
auf.
Sean - Ssan @uerSric! @ds 1T
@oties Biae. Sean. pergib mir"
Sean, i9 babe Dir Marie
Opoune ssitohIsn! Sic fpollte nidt
trcb Der 4lten! ga bab' i4
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.Gtnsn batten mir baIb aufgefii9t
= ltegt nod ohnmd6tis, tperr ct
ni9t tot lit. Cont niemano gefuns
ben. 3Onnten un5 ni9t ~Suriidfins
ben -
.Mo9t, bob SIR an 9or6 tommt!
SpffntIi6 Harris uuf!"
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finiter, uno Die goote iino nod ni&t
auriid!"
SIT penn Der seufel ppllenos los
6eute - -" rnO I9oH fprang
er nieosr binauf sur aommanOos
bride.
u%nabldIig brittle Die Sirsue Die
gdnae Ra6t binOurn. Sn resslmds
Bigen 3nii9enpauIen Orang antpOrt
bon anoeren G6iifen, Our9 Die tief@
I9pur3e 5initsruis geOdmpft, heriis
Der. 8obsr? Gus peifer Ri4tung2
Riemano bate es idgen tDnnen. Die
SdsiRperfer iparen obnmG4tig gea
geniiber Der pe6pano, Die tie rings
i'm Sreiie umgub. i,
Gnoli9, snblid, berriet Ole 5unsbs
menoe SeGigtsit, oaB Die Ia4t 81
psi9en begdnr. Qu4 i6ien Der
Gebel elm tpenig liGter gu peroen,
fpennsIei9 man nod INNER feline
5ebn Uleter melt gu ieben bermO4s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-22

Mslobien bon unfGgti6sr G6rns
belt umbaIIsn oas ieIigsunisIige
pnur.
Die 2sn5no6t tpebt ibren 3nus
Der. uniroiid bertldrt bonn MOnO'
Iifjt i9uut elmer oes anOsrn gnts
lib.
Simmer tpunberbarer, INNER fiber
bluben ste Mleiobien, nit unbeimrsib'
Iider GaGnbsit ben @ipfsl trunteu'
iten Gliides eIeihiam umronteno,
binaufgeleiteno, Bis iie, In gIibeno.n
triumph, in h0nIter @onue einbers
tlrmeno, 0affengsilirr in SITTER
Iuft mif9sn.
M~enginslps Gtimme mar boil
Slang, poll bon beItridenosm DobIs
Iout. Ssbe 9eipsgung beg pols
Ienbsi 9sboutsn Rorpers ebsl, cine 3u'
rlidgebaItene Hroft Derrateno. Die in
ihrer Nnmut faisinierenb fuirtte. Gr
plr bic epeIife WertDrperuue Der
tras insid0nen GiegmunbeeitaIt.
etbsrs @lut Itarmte. Gr ipdno,