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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03
(Gingeinn0t.)
9[hfdlichsfeier.

9ln Niontoo glbeno berfnutMeitet
IidJ cine 9ln5abl iunger 2elite, edit
Ter Ser oelttideu 6reielt gbunoeIi-
iden Rir6e, tn Der Bre6iger.@ut-
ntng I'M Serrn Sobu WiiIler gum
9(bi6ieo eine lteberruihung tit ge.
Iben 8roB oeS Ttarfen Stesetts nab.
eine i46ue g(n3obl 2eute 5itiantnteit
gefoutmen I'M Dem iltngen Greatbe
ylebetpobI" 5u iagert uto Elm frob-
Iiher 9tbeno tpitr6e erlebt. Serr
SS5obn MiiGler, Ser ith In Der ftrjen
Belt cine groBe gtu3abl Sreittbe er.
morben Bat, lit 8il ieinen GLtern.
&eb. S.g. WtiiIer nad) ct. 2ptiis
Mo., beinlgereiit @r utobte bic jun
gen 2eute, one ibu 10 aneenebm
iiberroihf bd5eu, Oitr1 6teie 3eiIen
freunbIi6it oanfat fiir olle Sreiino-
lthfeit, oie iie ism ertpieIen buben.
@ir olsd, tpisnGeu inn hieI 1Tiif
uno @tfole IL ietnau fernerett Sc.
6ensIouf. Sollte er ieinnIs tpieber
mad, Omaha fouunen, 70 tDtrb er
ms intmer Elm tuiIIfomucner Gait
iciu. 8.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03

oddltigc bebauoeIt mO Dor Gin
triegsgcridt aeiteut ner6eu Mir.
ocn. Uian nil oui iolde gIrt oie
6lidilinac los meroen Die bierber
9citr0rut iiro unO oeren grndbring
oic Soilisqucaen Der Staot itorf IN
.9lniprud uebmeu wiiroe
Ger 5ol BON 9lntmrrpen iiebt
6eoor Gin 5beil Der Sorts lit
ourd tonjentriidcs glrtiaerieieuer
fait fampiuuidtl genaflt. Der
ghhb Der GertbciOiacr lit inter
Den ]hllpunft qciunten. Die aoni.
ain Gliiabetd III uah GnalanO &c.
Flobcn mO bnt in Dem fgI SdloB
~ 9ouoouGlldrtier bejogeu n1dOem
aonig hilbert pon gelgien ihon Ian.
&c Dorber ieine 0crtbiahen in Si.
herbeit ge6rndlt bate.
9entidle guftilOtte riitef 3Hm
Sample.
2ou0on B. Sept 3nei bier 10.
ebcn bon 8entihlauo eilletroifene
lSngellieurr beridteu, oaB gaiB
SAleiisu iiart unterminirt ilt; iin-
ter ocH oortiqen 2uitidiffern berrift
fieberbaite glniregIin9, mo ein Gin.
/ faa elmer itarfen yuitidiff.2l6t6ei.
lima in JuBIdn0 miro norbereitet.
IS bciinoen iih aegenpdrtig flint.
I5ig 3eppelinc iertig 5lm glngriff
uber INNER mcitcre groBe 5nbr.
3ellge Ucr0en 1crgeitellt. 8ieielben
mcroen aioumen nit Der 6lotte
gegeu gu9luu0 operiren. Ger 9roB.
/ te grtbmia5nlns berridt in gan3
Gcutihlauo. (Iie Gngldnoer Der.
| Ioen iiber Sieie RadrIdt iiher nitt
iebr erbopt iein. glum D. He0.)
SriegsOepcifen BON 9entid)lanS.
| 8ai6ington, 3. Sept. Die ge.
| tern 81 ipater Ia1nrittagsitinOe
bcint oeutiden 9otidnfteromt eiuge.
ltrotiencn flntentelegropbiiden Wel.
Oungen eriu5reu cine @eriftigung,
Oa onidnglih Elm Sat nidt batte
ent3iiiert nrroen f6nnen. Die Gltns
be pou Den Sieqcn Der @enerdIe
ID. Billion, b. Stud mic b. S5ouien
lit 3mor ooaitduOi9 5utreffeno; aber
Iirrig NOR Die annabme, 0aB @ene-
ral b, Billion Die ganje britiihe
9lrmee o0cr out mir Die gauge Syn.
/ fanterie bel ct Quentin gefangeu
Igenonunen babe. IS ban0elt iid)
pielmebr mir nm elm britiihes Sn.
Ifanteriebotoillon, uh0 ieinen Saupt.
! iieg erroug General r. giilolp uodl
0ciien @cfangenna6me, in0em er ei-
inc iiberlegene iraB6iiide Streit.
uadt OoaitdnOig idIua.
@encrnl b flud nereiteIte cine
/ franj6iiibe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iuo riidte nad Gonble5 Dor. @e.
neral b. @ouien ordngte Die 6ran-
3oien atf Der 6ludlt 5u RetbeI 3u-
rid
Der Serjog bon 8irttembera
iiberifritt oic Iloas hn0 oranB
aud naf glisnes Dor.
Ter Selltihl aronprill3 nnbm Die
gauge giarniiou bon Montmeop ae-
fau9en mo riidte neiter iibcr bic
Maas Dor; oie 6eituns ielbit puroe
eenommen
9ronpriB 9fuppredt Don 9aierit
imo @eneraI b. 6eeringen iinO IN
sSrnn3oiiid-2ct1ringen in beitdnoi.
gem Sample.
(8ie 6ran3pien ipreheu in lbren
1 9eridlten bon init oar uihts peiter
ols ngeor0neten Riid5uae".) }
Berlin, iiber Saog, 3. Sept
Der oRcibsan8eiger" brddpte ge-
iteru auSiiibrlid umtlihe 9erIuit.
liiteu, tuelde feds poQe Seiteu bon
0amen iiillpn. gei nllem SS,lbel
iiber Die acknowledgement Siege
berridt ood aud tieie Irnuer. Das
ejeoentcii Der Siege bon Seoon
Dor Al Sabren miro ober enttiu.
Eoitiih aefeiert
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03
ScutlGlanO's Iicgrci6cs Seer
DOr ben SbOren $aris'!
Sic Serbiinbetem 0aben li6 anf Oie lebte
Sertbeibigungs 9inie DOr Oer
Stabt 3nrilfgr3Ogen.
6rantrei6s &egcrnngSlb lit DOn Yaris nad SOrOeaur,
GiibweitsTrautreiG, Derlegt WOrOen.


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Der
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General GugnHS
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03

Rniiiide 5icac sum 16eil crloscn.
gonoon 3. sept. Ser Rid.
5I.g Der Ceiterreider bon gemberg
miro 3ugegrben oo6 DIES mar cine
itrateaiite 8enegllng Oa Die SeIn.
aerumg bon gcnlberg beoelltenoe
Gcrlllite 1efoitet baben miiroe, neil
Scnberg in elmer @bcne liegt mo
feine Iedllna bietet Die 8edln.
Gen binter Scnberg, bei ardfau mo
@r3mDsl iiir Die erite Sinie DER
oentidcn mo Der 0iterreidiiden
Irlppeu perocu bon Itarf befeitig.
ten Stdoten gcbilOet. Ole BoIen
uno Slapen Der jiterreidii6en
Iruppen bradlten oen &oiafen be.
oevteuoe Gerluite bel.
1as Oeutibe &rieg5amt itellt
al5orijdlid in 4breoe, oaB aonigs.
berg bon Den giuiieu belagert miro.
1entide iaSlidJ bonn &untOiOier.
4Sari5, 3. Sept. Selte faaoen
pieoer i1pere Sample 3rpiifen benz
lilifen franjoiiifen mo Dem re6ten
0eutirhen 5Iiiacl itatt. 8eutife so.
bdIlerie ibipdrltt iiiOli6 bon Com.
piegne ino 5oiiions uno bat NIT
britiiher uu6 fran30iiiter aobaae.
rie @efcdlte beitanoeu. Die Deut.
ihen baben iriide Gruppen erbalten
nelde energiid IN Den @alnpf ein-
griffeit. Gie gerbiinoeten ba6en eli
he neue gertbeiniqungsIinie gebiI6et
uno Buo altf oieieIbc 3uriidgefalen.
Gie Deutiden ariffen nit Der groB.
ten 8ooesueradjtlIng an uuo ibre
Artinerie lit 10 por3iiglid be0ient,
oab bic ger6iinbeten nidt Stano
8ii bolten parmohten
Die brttiidlcn Serlnite.
2onOon, 8. Sept. Der erite
geritt beS britiidcu Generals
iSrend iiber Die in iSrnnfreih crlits
tenen gerluite Der 9riten mdbreno
Der eriten 8eicfte COie Sd]lodten
bci Gbarleroi mo Gambrai, beitpel.
den Die 9riten flrhtbqr 0erloren.
IinD nidt nit einbegrifien) lauten
tpie folat Cfii3iere gefaaen 36, Der.
tullnbet 81, uermiBt 95; @eneine,
get6otct i27, pertpunoet 629 nno
pcrnlibt 4l38.
I5ran5oirn uerlegen 3isgicruuasFt,
gonoon, 8. Sept. - Cine Bari.
ier Depeide all oeu Gbronicle be.
iagt, oab bon Dem Beneralfomnan.
30 oer 9eiebl ertbeilt poroen lit,
olle BerwunOeten bon Baris nah
8enneS uno 9lante5 5u ibaiien.
@leih5eitig lit einc 9rotlmnotion
erlniien iuorOcn, onB Der gtegie.
ruugsiiB Oorlalfiq uad 8orOeaur,
i'm iiiopeitliden lbeil non 6rduf.
reid. periegt mcr0en miro Die
8ertbei0igun9sarbeitcn iper0en nit
fieberbnftpr lbatigfcit iortgeieBt,
Webrere Iborc Der Staof iino 6e.
reits fin ocn 9erfebr 9eidloiiel
iDoroen.
s5n Ger 9rotlamation betreffs
Berleging oas gegicrung5liBeS beiBt
es o6rnu3oienl Wiebrere Bohen
lang lieGen unicre beloen6often
Irllppen i'm Sample NIT Dem 8ein-
De. Gem Wiutbc uuierer 9ruppen
lit es 3u3ddreiben, oaB lie al man.
d1en 5tcacn @riolg crrlluaen 6a-
ben (modten nur milieu, MOP. aber
i'm 9toroen lnllBten lic Dem Drufc
err 6eilt0e nadacben uno iih 5ll'
ritd5ieben, 3ieier llmitano 3pingt
un8 3tl Dem trourigen gnti1luB,
bic Hegierlttg 3eihpeilig bon Baris
ii1h Boroeou 81 Oerlegen. Inter
oem aunman0o unieres rubmrei'
hen Gbefs miro ole mutbiae mo
ino oop triegeriidlem 6Jeiit b,,StIte
frnn31iiihe glrmee mo Ole patrioti'
ihe gebolferung Ole 9onoesbaupt.
ltobt gegeli Sie feinolidben @inorine'
Iinge uertbeioigen, slber Der ariea
t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03

Bulletin.
Raris, 3. 5ept.-1ie Serbilnos.
Ten fno anf bic lcbte SertbciOi.
anngeliaie put 9Saris inrilfgcfnllcn.
gIle befeltigteu Eldbc i'm nOrOlidlen
1ranfreidI befinOcn iih IN 6anocn
Der Tentidlen, Geutidlr auDallcrle
itrcift iiiSlidI pon Beaumont Rario
mirO bclageri werSen, Oem Die
Sentidlrn idlafien lire pier5ig 5On'
nsn @eIaaernng0gcidliibe iiiOlidl. 6S
iinO ciCielbcn tSeiAilBe, mcldc init
Snife Der 3sppeliu Gnftidliffe bin.
nen ;pci Gage Ole SeieitiguHgcn BET
Namnr 3erit0rtcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03
8mQrtin.

gliuetlll.
aetina, Glina, 3. Scpt,-S Sapnn
lat 10000 lPann SrHppcn aus Is
SronspOrtbuoteu IA snngtan einem
nrncr6iineten Snicn, ctiua 100 glei.
len n6rolidl bDn Siinatan, 2eutidI.
dina, grlau0et. 9ieirr glft iuiro
nls @stIehnna Der GrutraIitGt err
flagf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03
ID riirrnrr llmflnmmernnn

Earis. 9 Sept 1as frdlBo.
ride srirgsnmt iebit gab um yiit.
Ernddlt 3h onb Ger Iintc 6lil8el Ger
jeerbiInoeten abcrnlals BON oeu
Ieutidcn lnlaangcn lporoen tit uno
lid pciter bat juriid3ieben nliiiicn
ssn ben iilrttburen Stdnlpien Ger
IeBten 5dge limo neueiter 2lngube
slIfolae i'm @an3cn 10000 0innn
i leioaen. gleihlid orei Ndaionen
Ulann rnren an 0eien adntpien
hefhciliat gaB Strieasamt gibt fer.
ner befulnt. ,glui unjerem linten
Eliiael boben iih uniere GrlIppcn
iiiDIid un6 iitomeltIid 3urildge3ogeu
Oentifen 9Irnee un0 I'M feline
Ghlad)t inter giinitigeu 9eOingtn-
aen aBune6men. S5n Der 8egeno
pon Aetbel boben miere Streitfroi.
te s5eitudlig4 Den 6ein0 aui8ebol.
tct. ssm Niittelpunft mo allf nn'
ierer 9iedlten lit Die Gage itnperdn.
bert.
ssn einem neuerlihen geridt
leiBt es. .,Die 9ruppeu Der Ser.
biinOeten iino 10 gut tpie bollig bon
0en Geutidlen umflnnntert; e5 0robt
ibnci Der glnariff i'm gliiden. Olnter
ioldlen llmItdnoen crifeint c5 iebr
moglif, Onb bic Geutihen nod bel-
te Dor RartS iteben) Die Dettiheu
aelpinnen 5llgeitanOenermaBen int.
rler mebr goocn. llnbeitdtigt lit
oas @eriidt, oaB beim Sample nit
@eneraI 9Sau bel glntiens Die 8elit.
ihen 10000 8oote uno @erlpunoe-
te gebabt bdttcn
5Ddrlidle ariegSnadlridDteu.
90n0on, 3. Sept. Der I'm.
jtonS odb Die fran3oiiide 9fegieritng
1hrcu Sit pon garis nah 8our.
0enur perIegt bot, bat piel 6oulit
al tbnn, oob beute Die Gadri6ten
ponl striegsi1auplab in 5rdnfreidy
10 ipdrlidD einlalien. 0fou gIalbt
bier. 6ab bic 8entiden nod oa ben
fololinleu 9lnitrengunaell uidt i'm
Stanoe iino, peiter Die Offeniioe
Id erareifen. Ca femen Ole Com
0oner Oie glus6auer Der Oeutideu
goISoten idled)t) gs tpirb geIast,
onb oie bci6et oiterreihiihen ar-
neecorps, fpelde NIT Den DeiltIdet
auf frausoiiidem 8ooen fdmpften,
mad @oli3ien 5llriidbeoroert NOR
ben finO, ln6 0af Die 9eutiflen ieBt
alleiu aegen bic 8crbiinoeten I'M
sFeI0e iteben
gIntiUerpeH 6eIagert
glnfDerpen, 3. Sept Der 0ii'
Iiiargcupprneru berfiinOete, OaB uac
III IrA.,.,* a. ,ttd,f fdnts nnr nom
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03
Siegcs5uDerFdJt Oes @rnfen Bern
tori.

g}elp gorf, 3. Sept. 9(uf
@rlmo Der neuerIiden oeuti6ert
gtodriften erfldrtc g}otibafter @raf
b. gecnitorff; a0ir baben ben
&rieg I6on ioallt lUic aemonnen.
Die &onbination i'll I'M neitlideu
europa qeidIogen. Son elmer oclts
iden 9}ieoerlaqe aui Dem qanoe
fam feline 9leoe mebr iein. Ser
oeutihe @cncroIitab Fat ieine 3icIc
erreitt. Die gerbiinoeten lino 10
hos 3ugeridtet, ooB es 9etltidlano
ireiitebt, bon BORT beoeliten0e Streit-
frdfte sur p6lliqpn @ertreibmg Der
9flllien lpeg3u5ieben 8eutihlnno
bat oen arieg niht gerpoat mO
niht begonncn; cs lit ieoen 9lugen.
bid 3um 6rieoen bereit
GeutidIon0's Sieq beoelitet ci'
men groBen 6ortidritt oetnofroti.
ider @ntwideIlma inn feihe. gtie
miro es bergeiieu peroen, tpie ons
gauge @oIf iih tpie elm Ylann ge.
gen einen ungeredten glngriii er.
bob, uno nie anh Der So5ioIiIten-
iiIbrer I'M Reidstag cine patriot
ithe Rcoe inter oent itiirntihen 9ei'
ian Der enr8en fonierpatiuen Bortsi
bieI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03
Ter SalfsfOnO iuGdit.

5olgenoe geitrage 5lm SiiIfSforo
Der arieasnotbIeiOen0en itno beute
III Der Omaha &ribiine eIngeIouien.
Sos. @gImeier, 9eniou S 500
$. q. $. ....r......,,... 500
9llois Nfener, 8enion ...a $1.00
Gbas. ReiiheI ......... LOO
6enrp Sod, Helpcoitle, Iebr., 81 90
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03
Wetterbfridlt

5dl0n beute glbeno uno 6reitag
ehuos fiiblcr belte 9tadt mdrmel
,Sreitna
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03
gIniiuerpen beIasert.

glnhuerpen, 3. Sept Der Dli.
IttaracuDprnelu berfiinOete, OaB ale
getIOHen bic iHdt jdon Dor Dem
i gInaiiil bier auiaiiig lparen ben.
te. Donnprilap, Die Stqot perlaiien
nnlIieu, ipiorisenialls lir dls ger
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03

muB sur gleiden Bet i'm ij6rieen
36eiIc Oes 2anbes forteeiebt meroeu
Der beilige aunlpf mir bic Gbre DER
Nation umo Die &ie0ererlanging
Der uns geraubteu 9iedte miro tort.
aelebt neroen obue sSrieoe ooer @af.
ienihaitanO, obne 3ogerung uno OBJ
ne all DtiBerioIg 81 oenfer Seine
unierer 2lrmeen lit nieoergei4Iagen
nor0en Sails cine oerielbeu Ser.
liite erlitteu bal, 10 imO Die 2iideu
curd mnrteuOc Heier0eu arieBt NOR.
0en mabrcnO ourb Die Ginberuilmg
elmer neuen Hefrlltenflaiic uns ueue
Siilisquellen in 0larnid)aiteu unO
6batfraft entiteben.
Saltet ans fampit - 6a5 iou.
te oas 0lotto Der uerbiinoeten 9(r.
meelt @ngldnOer, 8elgier, Jiuiien
mo 5ran5oicn ieiu
Soltet aus - fdnIpff pabren0
CUR See Der gerbiin0ete uns bilft,
unierem 6einbe Ole 8er6inOmg nit
Der gluBentpelt abslt4neinen
Saltet aus II f1mpfE - tp16rcn6
Die giiiien fortfabren etneu ent-
ideioenSen Sdlas gclya oas &er5
oes oeiltiden ReiheS 81 fiibren IS
ailt, oas geiteben 0ieier Repltblif 5ll
er6alten, ipenn mir @u9 aufforoern,
bis gum lesteu GnOe 8ioeritanO
81 Ieiiten. ltuO lm oieien g8i6er.
itono NIT g1adrud ausfiibren su
fonnen, iit es notbnenig, Dab Die
Hegierung unbeidrdnfte 9ttionsfrei.
belt bebGlt. 8esbolb bat iie ibren
Sit mad einem Buntte uerlegt, bon
mo- ans fc in beit6Hoiger Berlin.
oung NIT alien Ibeilen oes 2auOes
bleiben fam. Sic eriudt Die goIfs.
abgeoroneten, lie nod bort 8u BE-
qleiten, Oomit iie angeii6ts oeS
fSein0es elm Centrum Der nationalen
@lnbelt bll0en lam.
9ie 9legierllug perIdBt 9ari8
nadOem iie iid iiberIeugt bal, 6aB
Miles fir Die 8ert6eioigung ser
5taot gct6an iporoen iIt Sic braudi
ser 8ep0lferung ni6t rltbige @nt.
ihloiienbcit 5u entpfeblen, oenn Die.
iclbe bat es ie0en 8oa beipieiar1, oab
Iie bobc Bfliften gu crfiiIlen bat.
5ran3oien, IoBt ms ole pieier
trnaiithen gerb1Itniiic piiroig iein.
Bir neroen idlieBIidb oenuoh iie,
gen. g9ir meroen Sen Sieg errina
gen ourh unieren tmbeugiomen 8il.
len. ourd uuirre 3dbigfeit. Die
Station, oic niht untergeben rbiII
un0 Die nidt 3uriididIredt Dor Sci.
oeu uno Opier muB idlieBlid &c.
milnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03

- g[bounirt ouf Oieis osita.la.
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abonuirt 0uf Die 9aaIi4e aribiius
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-05-07
GOT INFORMATION TOO LATE
Probably Station Master Laughed a
Little Before He Knew He Had
the Best of the Joke.

Look here" said the traveller to
the railway station master, don't you
think that thing is rather dangerous
where"
"Ah!" interrupted the official, who
had just been promoted, you've no
ticed that barrow, have you. sir?
You're going to- make a suggestion
about the place where 1t ought to
stand, I suppose? Might l go on, sir,
and ask your opinion about the position
of the ticket office? Do you think the
signal box is in the right place
Shouldn't the station masters house
be shifted few yards farther west?
Any opinion you would like to express,
sir, shall have immediate attention"
The traveller went away, and the sta
ton master turned round triumphantly
to the conductor of train waiting in
the siding.
"Ha, hal" he laughed. did you sec
the sport ! had with that old nuisance
| soon shut him up"
I'm not so sure of that" replied the
conductor. you see, he's the traffic
nager"-London Tit-Bits.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-05-07
RED, ROUGH HANDS MADE
SOFT AND WHITE
MADE:

For red, rough, chapped and bleed
ing hands, dry, assured, itching. burn
ing palms, and painful f1nger-ends.
with shapeless nails, one-night Cuti-
cura treatment works wonders. Di-
rections: Soak the hands, on retir-
ing, in hot water and Cuticura Soap.
Dry, anoint with Cuticura Ointment,
and wear soft bandages or old, loose
gloves during the night. These pure,
sweet and gentle emollients preserve
the hands, prevent redress, roughness
and chapping, and impart in a single
night that velvety softness and white
ness SO much desired by women. Fog
those whose occupations tend to in
Jure the hands, Cuticura Soap and Gu
ticura Ointment are wonderful.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the woNd. Sample Of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cuticura, Dept L, Boston. ADV
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-05-07
ASSETS WERE TOO LIVELY
Receiver for a Bankrupt "Pet" Shop
Asks to Be Relieved of Very
Irksome Task.

ttsburgh.-Receiver A. B. Fell, ap-
pointed to take charge of the bankrupt
estate of Irwin f. Myers of McKees-
port, consisting of pet shop, has
complained to Deputy Albert Cook of
the United States district court that
the assets are altogether too lively
and familiar to meet with his approx
al. Receiver Fell has asked to be re-
lieved of his charge, but he was told
there was no chance.
When the receiver entered the store
one of the assets, dog, made wild
rush at him. Fell tried to back away,
but the dog was too quick. Then four
assets, encouraged by the success OF
the first one, surrounded him.
Just as the receiver had recovered
from the fright caused by the dogs he
felt a sensation on one of his legs. He
clapped his hand to his trousers leg
and captured a rat. AS he looked down
he found q number of other asset"
evidently awaiting chance to get
one of the two trousers apartments.
Backing around a dimly lighted
room, he discovered another asset"
a 'possum. This was enough! He
beat a hasty retreat from the place
and called up Clerk Cook in the United
States court. The answer was cold
and clothed in the austerity of the
court He was told he must stay I'M
til the court had disposed of the Pc
tition in bankruptcy, for he haG fur
nished a bond of $500 for the faith
full performance of his duty.
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TO SIT AND STAND PROPERLY
American Posture League Formed in
East to Begin Campaign In
United States.

New York-The American Posture
league, whose object is to make peo-
pie stand and sit properly, was in
corporated in Albany. The league
is working to have proper seats put
in schools, shops and other places
where present seats are conducive of
unhealthy attitudes. Seats in the new
Brooklyn Rapid Transit cars are be-
ing constructed in accordance with
it's recommendations Miss Jessie Fl.
Bancroft. assistant director of physi-
cal training in New York schools.
founded the league and is it's presi-
dent. The directors include DR.. Fred
erick r. Green of Chicago, Dr. Joel
H. Goldthwait of Boston, DR.. Joel
Mckenzie of the University of Penn
sylvania, and DR.. E. G. G. Bracket
of Boston.
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cess. Even her work for the Irish
Industries association did not gain her
favor, although her efforts to encour-
age Irish fabrics and make them fash
ionable undoubtedly have proved val
liable to the island. Finally, before her
husbands term of Office was up she
went back to England. There her
triumphs have been undeniable.
She is one of the persons who al
ways entertains the German emperor
at dinner when he comes to England.
Her intimacy with the king and queen
is of long standing. How much infid-
ence her tea table talk may have had
upon officers high in the British army
it is hard to say; more than little,
there is doubt of that, for the fact of
being close to the kings ear gives one
surprising power.
Personally Lady Londonderry is i'm
pressive. Tall, slim and blonde, she has
a naughty carriage of the head and for
many years was one OF the most beau
tiful women in England. She still re-
tains the dignity and manner we are
accustomed to associate with power.
She knows how to enter room; she
knows how to wear a tiara, and she has
one of the most gorgeous ones in Eng
land. Three-quarters of century ago
Disraeli was moved to wonder at the
splendor of the Londonderry gems, and
these same gems may still be seen on
state occasions on the person of the
present marchioness.
AS tactful talker, Mahaffy's "Art of
Conversation" assures us, Lady Lon
donderry has no superior.
Tory though she is politically, Lady
Londonderry has been a good deal Of
go-ahead person In some other mat
tiers. When motor cars were new, she
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Gives Credit to His Wife.

A woman is said to have drawn the
designs for Canberra, the new capital
OF Federated Australia, says Mel
bourne correspondent. Mr. Griffin, the
American architect whose plans were
adjudged in open comptition to be the
best, has declared in public that his
wife is practically the designer Of all
the works that have emanated from
their house. my wife is the genius
am only the business man." said Mr.
Griffin, who Is returning shortly to
America to bring out his domestic
genius to Australia.
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King George and the Army Much
Influenced by Her.
HAS TILT WITH MISS ASQUITH
Beautiful, Intelligent and Tactful. This
Titled Woman Is Power In Brit
ish PoIitics-Her Sympathies
Lie In North of ireland.

London.-The house of commons
was diverted recently by a tilt be-
tween Violet Asquith, daughter of the
premier, and Lady Londonderry. who
is a rampant friend of Ulster, and is
even credited by her enemies with be-
ing the real brains of the Ulster rebel
lion. Lloyd-George was speaking in
favor of the governments home rule
policy, and the marchioness of Lon
donderry was keeping up running
fire Of comment calculated to show
that Lloyd-George was overdue in a
home for the criminally insane. The
marchioness didn't care who heard.
Miss Asquith, who naturally was for
the government, asked her can" the
chatter. Lady Londonderry put on the
loud pedal. Miss Asquith called a ser
geant-at-arms, or its English equiva-
lent.
"Put the old bird outside" said she
in effect, she is disturbing my peace"
The sergeant-at-arms didn't know
what to do. He just couldn't throw
out the nobility especially when the
nobility was feminine and more than
fifty, and yet he hated to disappoint
a lady. There is nothing in the bill of
rights or Magma Charta about what to
do when a marchioness turns loose the
forked lightning Of her tongue. The
sergeant smiled sickly, looked respect
full and did nothing Finally Miss
Asquith went home, leaving her adver-
sary triumphant in possession of the
field. 1t was an omen of larger viz
tory.
Lady Londonderry.
Lady Londonderry has been de-
cidedly busy ever since the Ulster
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was among the first Of the nobility to
get one and learn to drive one. She
was the first British woman to obtain
a masters certificate to navigate a.
yacht on the high seas and has even,
dabbled a bit in aeroplaning. Ten
years ago, when craze for coaching
was revived, the marchioness drove
her own coach-and-four and drove
them well.
Undoubtedly her principal distinc-
ton has come as hostess, and
through her social position she has
come to have political power. Her
husband is one of the great peers of
the United Kingdom, and his estate
comprises $4,000 acres. He is Knight
of the Garter and one the kings aids
de-camp, and he traces his ancestry
back to a certain Sir Piers Tempest.
who fought beside the British king at
Agincourt Under the Balfour ming
istry he was postmaster general for q
time. During that period his wife in,
terested herself in the working condii
tons of the women employees of the
post office-a great deal of the post
Office work of England is done by
wonderland she was able TO achieye
somewhat better working hours for
them and more healthy conditions
while at work.
Several years ago Lady Londonderry
fell from her horse while riding in
London, and for a number of years
was believed to be in failing health,
She took turn for the better and
now, if her successful political activi-
ties are any index to her condition.