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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-06-13

what not.
Already great gains have been
made. The Board of Health Of the
city of New York reports that the
death rate per thousand Inhabitants
for greater New York has decreased
in ten years since the tenement
house law went into effect, from
1874 to 14.11. The infant mortal
ity rate especially, now totals only
los out of every 1,000-the best
rate of any city in the world. These
and other improvements are un-
questionably attributable to the bet
ter sanitary conditions brought
about through ten years of enforce
ment of the present tenement house
law. y
Peculiarly, throughout the entire
agitation the spirit of the movement
has undergone slight change. the
economic argument has been re-
placed by broader Interpretation
based not upon the materialistic con-
ception of the social order, but that
of Christian philosophy.
Purposes of the I. w. w. Brought
Out Before Federal Board.
Vincent st. John, the National
secretary-treasurer Of the indus
flying before the Industrial Relations
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-06-13
The Two Oldest Officers.

The nations capital is. at the pres
ent time. the home of two dis
tinguished gentlemen in that they
are the oldest officers on the payroll
of Uncle Sam-one representing the
army and the other the navy.
The oldest officer in either the u.
8. army or navy is David Wills.
Chaplain, retired, U. S. A. Chap
lain Wills was born on January z.
1882, and is therefore over 90 years
old. He is native of Pennsylvania,
and was appointed post chaplain on
June 3. 1879, and has been on the
retired list since January z. 1886.
when he attained the age of "a years.
The next oldest officer in the serv-
tce Is Rear Admiral John Henry Up
sssher, D. 8. navy. retired.
HI Admiral Upsher is over 81 years
III Re. having been born in Virginia
81 81 December s. 1928. and was retired
81, ,.iS; J II /, 1885, on his own applica-
tion. after 40 years service. Admiral
upsher has had brilliant naval
career 4 and va advanced one grade
~ ri & ancient ana faithful service dur
III the civil var. s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

ben RummetiFsm triegs bubu. Sd
fin aud effrebt gepeie, nab Der Saul
mebbie bas 8e0urfniB trisge tDnnt,
Ii9 email in bas Mafer gu lsgs, oanr
mar off aobrs meme SUBS getoht
1epeIe, bitabs tpenn i4 email Wafer
|I6Iude, bas ge6t gsgs mid, mein
@tfem bubt fi6 emp0re I'M penn
mer c Jeit nit iet @titem bat, bann
oubt Der Msnf9 INNER unnerltege.
@lidli6erpeife bat Der @oul 10
feline burne6me Robi4ens gebabt IN
msr fin Ie4f bord 0as DaFer toms
me; 70 ben i9 n~enigFsns geoentt,
apiper Bel Iein @ttempt an bas llfer
gu tl9umpe bot bas 6obrIie feline
8Gllen3 perlore I'm is geidlippt. Wiir
3lpei, bas meint bas @duIde un
mid mir fin in oas DuFer gefaae
I'M id fin Bis uff Die Stinn geipbtt
gepsls. Sc mar e gutes Ding. oab
i'd mid feIteebaIte ben, bitobs Der
Saul bat NOD email Den Gtempt 9es
ma6t an ben S9obr au tpmme lin is
aud fudsieoet. Damn ia nibber bas
Reite losgange III ss bat nit lang ges
nomms, ba mar i9 ipiobsr 10 trods,
aIs Oh i1 feds StuRoe an c Wdids
Ietu oehGndt bait.
SIS bot sl mid gegudt, uls ob Id
Idon bier @o6e on ben Saul bdnge
Debt I'm th ben INNER nod feline
ST6ebnI6 In bic 53ienerie mobilize
t6nne. Sd BEN barn email en- CUTE
Sud senpmme lin f6te piB, ba fin
mer ia in 5rpnt BON E grobe 3ittte
sefpsIs. mas ss for 9 3ittts mar
ben Id off RobrS nit Iose fOnue,
dinner i'd ben aud nids brum
sefpipe Ole 5oupia9 mar for mid,
Snb i'd email mid ben oieIent fatt
eTe I'm 0rfnte' tonne IN ba ben i4
iebt mebbie { Si9ebns gebabt.
Uler mare 1an3 tlDs gu bic 3tts
tie i'm Die mar nit srobe Gore ber'
i9loTs, Dit i1 bon Den Saul erunner
eetldumpt i'm. oo ben i'd gefibIt ols
pb i1 bic gauge Sell an . MprIietiel
seFtNe BAIT. sd fin gang bilfie ses
psIs an q bat & Eanas Set asnoms
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Esiltn ohtt Tnnplaen btianbtEtn &C.
IsomhtIitH etirnaeH iuerbm Tam.
III aus mdbfm mollbailR asfertigt
nnb mIl QlinsefnIim uno paHtns
frozen htrFtheu. Der bisrsdige aras
asR N init pHnsideH bsIlidt aHb
NIT sluu boetnf6rmigtn Gildsrsi
beraI,rt, tbtnIo bic asfmtIaufI4Idst.
Der aus elmer BopptIfdlts psbilbtis
@arid bol born cine Msto1Idnnus.
Dos aItibdsn iHIisbi IdiIia, nit
slnsm br,ittn, NIT an5pisn belsbten
Gdum.
9os Isbie alsib Oia. 9 IN elm
QsinmIItIb FiE MabdtH BID ~ Il
Sobrsn, In tinfafer, Itiat nadlsu.
orb,iitnbtr Dorm. Dnr4 ben Rras
gen N Elm brsitss, fdiDarJss WOirses
banb ssogsr, bdb born 80 sinsm
moiroImlnoitn berfniipft IN. @urs
isl unb asrmslouHtIdss 5isrsn
bunilt 9udtnCpfe.
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VI.

beutenb eleganteren 8atiIt, Mun,
RonIot ODER qlumetis NIT Gtidsrsts
I6mud bor3iglt9 naharbeiten ldis
fen. Die glotte, aud our Rsiorm'
tra6t ~geeigaete Sdir3e (5ig. 3 be-
Itebt aus neiBem, gepunttstem Mun.
5tidereieinIaB perbin0st bic SeiIe Ii.
begren8t, nit farbiger S4leife pers
alert, ben 9orbsrtsil. ginsu "a SOL
breite 6toffsinfaKung unO SHderei
am @usIhnitt. g{a9 benz aarda
ben be. riidpdrts freu3enbsn SrGger
1T nod Qbbiloung obsn riidpdrts
unb an ben nod @orsei4nuns ouf'
suleBenbsn 5ai9en f4mals, unten
brettere Stideret an3ufigeu UNI
nod BEN MuTter ars3uidneibeu.
RiidpGrts IS 3ou lanse, 2 3on
breite 9inbsbdnber.
Deibe 9atiitblenoen nit bsabIaus
en-, in qlattIti9 3u itidenOtn Wtus
Iden unO glei9forbigem gOritoB
sieren an benz eintetIigsn, 6sisefars
benen S8iir3den G6ig. a mad 8ors
8ei6uung ben Sdngerteil nebt Der
rs4tsisitig aufgeiteppten Sai4e To-
pie bic asrmel, bic gereibt Der iibers
einitimmsnO ausseitattsteu pafs ona
ssfiist iinO. aidpdrtS &nOpii4IuB.
9as 3und6t lin zig. 81 ubgebilbes
te &inoertIeiO4eu, bas BET 6eitIiae
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unisn su bic StrumpfbdnOsr tDie
bisbsr am aOrIett angsbradt iinb.
uub bos nit S4leifsn. ii6sr ben
S6uIteru beFeIttet nirb. So utn.
I9lieBt bic 5igur pie Elm Sanbs
i9ub, obne Iis irsenbpO e~inSueusen.
Infer erftes 8tlh (Gis, y 5etgt
elm biibI6ss gluIentIsib nit Ieids
ter BeiBitiderei, fir MGbden BON
1o-15 Sabren. Die Stidsret lam
fpsiB ober forbig in God, ipis in
ptnttIti6tiderei. ober in elmer 3us
Iammeniteaung bon beibsn geFertiet
tperben. Infer Original bsIsben eis
ne S9Grpe unb Sdleifs aus breis
tenn, in rSmiIdtn Gorbsn SsItrsif.
fem 9aiabsreRbaub. 2.atsIsitia an
BEN fdmatsn GinlabIirsifsn bsfinbst
Ii4 Der 5hlub. Die unten leicht
sereibten aermel iinb BEN Radsns
tell angei9nitten unb an Der raglcts
artisen 9eiluns mittsls 9pblnabt
nit ben 0orOerteiIen perbunSen. Den
abfdluBfaum bes eeraben @ofes
lam man Bel Qusflbruug Der
Saneuetten mitfaHen unb innsrbalb
Der aOnturen Sadig ubi6neibsu. Gei
Baf4tleibern empfiehlt IS it6, bic
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- Rspttt. Banter: ,@ie ffpIs
sic %sspOrosn ftnO. feitbem sic es
3u etpas gebra6t baben! Sie i9si'
men ii4 befsn gar ni6t mehr gu snt'
IinneH, baB sic sinf 9ausbiener BET
mir tpdren2l"
SeIfmaoeaan: ,9o9I llno i9
freue mid I'm Sbretpillen, OaB id
Bel Sbnsa uno ni4t sic BEL mir
9aus6iener gepeIsn. benn sic tpdrel
es bel Sbrer l~lnfdbisteit Bis bsuts
sebIiebeu."
- 9egenfGBIt9es. Dame:
.U2an iast, baB geruOe BEL Meniden
BON gang entgegengefebter &rt bic
Chen am gIidli9Iteu tper6enl"
.SopObl! 9esboI6 iu9 i9 aid
Elm Madoel nit iebr nieT @elol@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

Der SeIo bss S9ausr
romans. Run, pie gebt's 6enr
Dem Selben Defines ber5sit eri9einens
ben ENCOURAGEMENT"
S6duoerroman : autor: Der II
augenbIidIi9 tot"
- @ere9te Il # II n 9.
Bauer: rBas! 0u iugit, meiu Mliii
mar ni9ts tpert9! Der lit iogar
16on = gemaIt tpOrOeu!"
= Nus benz Sugebu9e et'
mes &etIners. Sc re6Ieliger Der
SAT-, OeIto tribIeliser ous SrtntgeIo,
- CUR 8orfiat. .StmmeIl
Sa6en sic aber einen fetten 3erl
bon RaFierer!1
rSa! Den babe i9 mir srtra gemd'
Itst, Oamit er nidt 70 Iei9t Ourds
bremen tamil"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

me bifpr Dab i9 piOosr meme Ball
leni 9ebabt ben. Nte i'd meme 4uge
aufatmadt ben, Oa ben 10 ebaut
8pan3ig 6o6li4ers in Gront bon
mid seltanne I'm Die ben mid beinl
4idel genomme In ben mid inieit
geI6leppt. SD ben geie6n, baB es
0eiti6e So1l16ers mare I'M ods bat
mid piooer gut fa6Is made. Se
ben mid befobr en- S4enneraa ges
bra6t no f~penigftsus 0%auielt &pess
tI6sns gefragt bot; atpiper es bat
lang genomnle, Bis i'd ebbel mar ebs
bss gu Iage. 9ei Mp9l4ens ben i'd
.Ie ptIYe loife, bdB i@ puttinier pers
OorI6te bebt lin oa ben ie mid en-
Sdtubner Bier berbeige6olt. a4,
mas mar 6as aiptper en- 9enuB! Sn
L Gedsno ben i4 i'm aasgeOrunte ges
babt IN ME oas Bier in meme Snieit
tomme Is, od bat ss se3if9t, grad
als ipenn mer @aier auf e 9eiBes
Gile gieBe ouht.
Go Bel I'm BET lin ib ebbel eetpeIe,
meme Gtorie gu Oer3dbIe I'M 81 Iage,
Oub i'd ben beitI4e aatTsr iebn
mibt. 8ea, bat Der Si9ennnerel
gsIdgt, oa bdtt i'd Slid, bitubs Der
Gmperer mar grab etpe in Die 3ittis
antomme I'M ipenn i'd ipplt Debt er
mid 6innemme. 9as ben i4 gegIts
DE TN ie ben mid nit feds Mtann
na4 0en 59IDB senomme, mo i'd
su ben RaiIer gefi9rt iporoe bin.
Sd Oe9t glei9e, Sbus iebt nod oIes
3u ber3dble, aiptper Id fin nod in
70 en- iapa9e 3uItuno, baB t9 nit
ebbeI fin, gu 10 E llnnertehting.
8enn i'd erf9t { tpentg rtefupperebs
tet FEN, oann fole &c en- S9rettpes
Brief BEN, mo ie S9rs 6reu6 bran ben
I'm bieIen bier Brief lam i9 I'm
mub i'd NIT ben bette IdIiebe mo id
au Die preKente 3ett 6ente tdnn I'm
Ods Is: aieb WatterIan0 tdrnit rli@
big ietn, feIt iteht i'm trsa bic Wd4t
an Gbsin.
@Dmit i9 berblsipe
III Sbne S9ra IitiUer
In WK{TThh * nue4n r n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

9offaung8rei4 Il. sglunt
!6err 2eytnant, mas maht penn Shr
fiinfidbrtges SDbn9en2"
.&olOfal talentnolles 3erl9en,
fam idpn nit MOnocIe lefen.A
5inter BEN Rultffsn.
r9u, Marb, mas iagft Oh Oasu -
unIere PrimaoOnnd min ben 2ritis
ter HDrgler, Der ie i'm leBten @tutsr
10 arg berrifen bat. heiraten2"
.Ra6e TT iiB,"
- 8eSeianen6. n@eitern sins
i9 nit Elm pdar 9amen aug - ots
ba6en mid beinabe arm gegefen!A
p9u biit ppbI in Die sS9linss
pfIun3en" eeruten2"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

ga ipeib / eu6 an gnteu YIdn:
4ie5t tld ntdt ais @enoarmet an;
Der gebt ais @ettler. Der ais Srat,
Der britf ais Staotfradl geadt ibr'l
imlau,
Damn Iduten b 2umpeu tu9 IN b
Sanb,
ggeil snd uabber Iein SpiSbu6 feuut. :
Sic 0reie bon Der Bpli5ei,
Die eldnbeH, bab 0ieS praitiid iei.
Der cine faiift I'M Gmlsgeribt,
Bds auhat 10 Elm arnier 8idt;
Ser 5tpeite borgt bon ietnem @eib
glod, Sdiir5e, 9opftin. @ieoerleib;
Der britt sie9t 6rad, 3blinoer AT,
Rdrlisrt bdmit ben Gentlemen.
GO msitaffiert, geb'n ie auf Sang:
Sic 2unpeH treiben . niurer laugl"
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gsbtns. mop foatc ss ii6 iibsrbaupt
Bel 9tlArdniuug bes 3oilettenbucz
gets CUR 9orI9ri1t MAIDEN, niemals
ausniihIen Der Mooe ndG3ugeb.s,
ionoern INNER nur bas Su trngs7,
mas bel mp6eruer GLesan3 gemdbigt
unb unauffGnig In Der Mirtung 1T.
Die lodgeIaobsnea, nsitfaltigen
Rode, bic ON obersn QnIaB Die glei,
DE @site babsu tpie am Soum, inaa
iebr bequsm Su idnsibern. iie ipirs
Ten nber. neHn ni1t Elm belonotres
gtpas an linen porbanben lit, mas
6ausltneioersi ibnen ni6t su ssbtn
rermas, ouf ni6t Iebr guien 6i9us
rem INNER aIs Iet bic 3rdgsriu ets
mas peripaGIen. Den ginbrud pers
iidrten nod bic i'm aiiden peiten
uno iber5dngenoen fotpis iebr geraSs
riidig gear6eiteten 9luIsn uno Die
IoIsn, 1un lole gegiirtelten Sadet.
Der gabbgiirtel nm BITE 5iiften III
slsidFaa8 cine aIipps fir febr Disls
Gigursn, unb ipatt nur bn gstraeen
nsrben, tpo er pirtlid tlei6lom 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

qeoant. @ut8befiBer: pSerr
9rOfeFor, geitern betam cine Stub
bon mir ein fe9sfaBiges aal6.4
profe6or: n8os 1T fem &alb, ods
1T Elm - SnIett."
- Cine Mooerne. sd 9dts
te ni9t geoa4t, ltebe aofa, ooB 9u
70 BALD gei4ieoen ietn tpiirbeit!"
pSu, 6as mar pirtti4 Elm unbers
6offtss @liid!"
= @rpBartig. Reus S0din:
Limb nod ems, sud' 6ralt. - oas
Re6t, @ploaten in ber Slide gu emps
fongen, betrddte i9 dls integrieren'
ben geitanOteiI meiner Sogberdni,
tGt."
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49, w. D.
|fnet ,@ittapp" lin oa bat sr s%sftart.
I3uerI9t iii en- Iangiame Stspp IN
|i9 ben gsbsntt, pe1 bds Rsioe an
9obrsbdd ts ia gar nit 10 ialoPpigi
i'd muB iogur fdge. t4 heu es son8
gut inl9sut. SD ben bios ben cine
Miitebt ssmaAt, boB ID gu oft
.9ittupp' seiast ben, bitahs nit eli
mem NAL bu6t Der Saul Itarte gu
|eaIloptere, OaB ib mebr in Die Cuff
|aebGngt ben, ipis an Den Saul.
I'm Oaun ben i9 es nit bic
4engIdte gu bubn trtegt. Ssbe Mins
nit ben Id edIpedtet, oaB i'd erunusr
fiege bebt i'm biIetbs oas fin i4 aud
nod OiTis gepOroe IN Od ben i4
nids annuf6ter oubn tOnns, oIs
mid an ben Saul fein Isd feIt baIte
font mar MIDI f9uhr gsnus ebbes
'gsbdppenb. @ebt mid eipes nit ben
@sibe. mid "a bic Gro psr0Olt Iies
tper, dinner i'd ben iebt email u ses
fnet oa ben i9 aud 8 iass mife.
.Mie mer 70 : srobe DiFena gsSitte
fin, Oa mare mir uff ciumnI in
6rcnt bon / Miiptper. Der Saul bat
{ Weus seno9t oIs fp'nn En- Iage
ipputs: nNau OLD W1dnr, bait feIt4
lin Ia III bas @oEer eetI9umpt, 9ti
@alle meme lsItte beri IN Oos M1Her
as5dnst IN ID fin iauRr. bob ID
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MAS feb bern ihr fit IaaIe aerri
.Wrab pahieu tit bds qnmpeHa idiDerI
unb loaa ned babt lbr arreiidt;
Gur9 eu4 fuirb bic aaf5' @'rsou blds
mierli@
90 Idinbit Der Biresrntiiter brfi
Ser 8itHer bon Der EoEi5ei.
20 met, hds N uug aud nlht redt,
Gods Gpttbub'Hiauaen aebt BALI
F4left
msil b guupcn ftcis bacon uns renneH,
@eun bon Der 6erH' lie uHs srienucn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

ianat, dEmdIuIt gulierioIns fix iid
a. orbsIltu unb Rod unb BLUE auIs
1~uInDpfsh
Sin ed6modbOIIss 9lulmilfib
NIT artushI6hIderti btroHId aulldlt
hos nd6as Bib Cyis. p. Die
fIotis gcrbirt M an unIsrtm nc
ben In Roi unb Bfan auBgsIabrt.
auberbtm III lu srtpobnsn, bob bic
.Gtidersi, bic ON Original IN ben
Gioff sInstIidt ipnr, aud ouF srs
forbtrli6 brsiitn GtoffItr.ifsn star'
bsitst unb o~uIsefisppt iperOn iann.
Die Gdbilbuna IN. fpis bic qbbiI'
ouua ssiat isbr lsidt bsI5uiitatn.
Bie tinitiIist glufs ipirb burd sil
nen GaGrpsngirttl aus br,iitm, isi'
osnsm artppbonb 5ufomm.ustbaIttn,
ben man I'm 9oinenabIalub obsr in
6iiftbobe IoIt umlegen fam. Gbenio
Idbt T6 Biz gluIt ols qpo6sHbluis
NIT stIiidttm 9iiftgiirtsl fsrtissn.
aintsIsilis S4lub Der gluI. unb
oss Rodts. ben Elm 9urtbanbmisbsr
ItiiBt.
Die bsibsn bier ipisbere.sebsuen,
In Der s6nitifOrm febr b,rIdisos,
men. ainbsrI6dr5sn Ssidn,n ff
bur9 ,inT0ds. Isi4t b,rjuislsnes
Ma4ortsn aus, bic fi9 in ben pers
.f9itbsnIttu StoFfsn, BON praitiIten
Qottun. Satin. 2sinsn Obsr Gl'
pota bis gu benz buftis,n unO Be-
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Sod Balt - man traut itd bier gu Ias
den,
Gelbit ainber Summe 8ibe MAIDEN:
Die golisei ge6t gaaidteral"
GO ifreit EN- fre9sr Sun9e oa.
BOB glib. bns gauge 3orf lduft mad;
Sdon ptro's ben BoIi5iiten idpa9 -
Ser 8lrgermeifter aber idreit:
8 gIarb. ibr feb net reGt gel6ettl
gu9 muB bod ieOer almP gIei9 fem
nen,
8eun's nit Die SdbeI RIM tut's
renneul@
SeBt I6au'n bic hrei uerblifft iiH an
Sam lauft elm ieOer, mas er faun,
llnS fii6lt ii6 ettpas tart eeaiert
llno meint, .er bait fih t bIamiert.
Sm Sort iebu6 beuit man nod lang
I'm ySberIod Solmes'" gerbrederfans.
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gonSer, ionb.rn. unb bas III bos
.6dtIame, BON ben SdnsiOsrn Itlbh.
.Gie tpugen 8u b%ebouptsn, baB sis
5rau obus aorIstt fdOnsr gu isin
bsrm0ee ols nit BEN 4orIett. limb
Fs faS.n ss ni9t nur, iUnOsrn Be-
tptifen ss aud nit ben aleiOeru, bic
fe I6oTTen. Die GinIardntung lit
freili6 Die, bab bas. mas fs iogea
uno tur, nur fir bic iaIanisu unb
gut setpa6Isnsn Grausn gilt. Die
lDIsn. gum 9sil longs, gum 3sil
turstoiaigsn. bnbpsegirtelten uno
smpireangeorbnetsn 8epdHber, bic
fir bic aOrIsttIoiigteit bers.Itsat
iuerben, fiben in Der Sat uuf ialans
fen 6iguren bpr3dgli6. an Stsle
Res R0rlstts tritt - i'm CONNER
au@ fir bic I9lonte 6rau burdaus
cine annebmIidteit = elm Iauges,
enges SeiOsntritOt, an benz nab
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Die ntash, WlObs brinai bisIrIsG
Nos Hur IN bn 6dIitinM9sori itfr
arobtr aiinfir bsr Hnbsl nnb Gdts
r. ibtrbaupt lragbar III. Gobalb d
binig nad9tabml nirb. lpiril ulan,
des aroifsl unb unlh6n. Dem, 70.
bpIo fs einmal popular, b. 3. aGtn
Gfltb6tEtn unb alsn @olisitaHtn
SnSdH8ii9 III, gift lt fiir iibtrIsDt
NIB ollnit unmobern. Die tIeQauls
0pa. bic biel gslb fiji ibrtn ans
Jn1 als8i6t. na9l dHgIilid Sarlbsr,
on Diuas, bic lie irdgt, niat sira
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gtiens Bel Der auesnbIidli6sn
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tiaig.r HadobmuHa iofort ob5uiusr'
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@is i'm y,ardeu.

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

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Did Grgernl
mann: .RatiirIi4! SINNER nnr
balb. gttpas gang MAIDEN t0nnt SRr
Wsiber ia ni6t."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01
Gin SpnHsr

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cine Dsile unO fost bann PIDsGd:
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toItet mid 2 Dollar so, bier 1T oas
9elo fiji ben neusn 9ut."
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OFentr 5dJrribebrief hrs
pbilipp 5anerampffr.

1919.
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I6eint bet aompf ausIidt ouf Grs
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bon Spaienitsrn OefiHrt, nit Din.
wsiIsn 1uf Bit ssiuuOleitItden Sdds
lIsunssu 0us4 ben slnaninssnosu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-19
GAME HERE
THIS At TERNOON
DURANT PLAYS HERE THIS AF-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COMES
TOMORROW AFTERNOON.

The first game Of the league season
in this city will be played at Lorena
Park this afternoon. As the team won
majority of the games during the
week at Hugo and Durant there will
likely be a good-sized crowd to wit
ness today's game, which will be
called at $3.50 o'clock. Durant plays
but one game here TeXaskana COM
ing tomorrow afternoon for three
games. followed BY Hugo and Paris
for three games each.
Arrangements have been made to
admit autos to the city park at the
gate on the south side. The autos
will be parked along the west side of
the grounds Immediately south of the
bleachers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-19
Personals

G.. o. Gibbons of Clarksville, Tex
as, was a business visitor today.
S. A. Busby OF McAlester was in
the city yesterday.
J. \. Porter of Leon was here yes
terday on business.
T.. c. Parker of Cornish Was here
yesterday.
c. Z. Harris Of Maysyille was here
yesterday on business.
J. NJ. Terry of Mannsville was here
yesterday.
Mrs. Hubert o. Horn and baby,
and Mrs. Reed McLamore of Meal
ester are in the city visiting with
their mother, Mrs. Ida Cheney.
S. A. Beasley, a young travelling
man of McAlester, is spending Sun
day in the city.
w. A. Ledbetter of Oklahoma City
was here yesterday on business.
Ira Arnold of Lone Grove was here
yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-19

WASHINGTON, D. c., APR. 49,
HUERTA WILL SALUTE THE
AMERICAN FLAGS AT TAMPlcO
BEFORE SIX O'CLOCK SUNDAY OR
PRESIDENT WILSON WILL GO Be
FORE CONGRESS IN JOINT sEs-
SION MONDAY MORNING AND ASK
FOR AUTHORITY TO TAKE
SUCH MEASURES AS MAY BE
NECESSARY.
THESE MEASURES, 1T is UN-
DERsToD, WILL BE NOT ONLY
THE SEIZURE OF TAMPlCo AND
VERA CRUZ, BUT ALSO T SEIz-
URE OF THE RAILP &s. E-
TWEEN VERA CRUZ AND ". sos
CITY AS FAR AS THE TRES1-
TWENTY MILES INLAND FROM
VERA CRUZ.
The White House issued the follow
ing statement
General Huerta it insisting upon
doing less than demanded ard some
thing less than would constitute an
acknowledgment that his representa-
tives were entirely in the wrong in
The indenites that they have put up.
on the government of the United
States. The president has determined
that if General Huerta has not yield
ed by six o'clock Sunday afternoon,
he will take the matter to congress
Monday"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-19
OIL INQUIRY BY
SELLS THIS MONTH
COMM lSSlONER SELLS A N D
LIEUTENANT BOYD, OF NAVY
DEPARTMENT, COMING.

Washington, April 13.-Commis e.
sioner Sells, of the Indian office
and Lieut.. Commander Boyd of the
navy, are preparing for their trip
to the Oklahoma oil fields to in
vestigate the feasibility of govern
ment lease of land and a pipe line
to the gulf to conserve the fuel sup
ply for the navy Secretary Dan
ials today formally designated Com
mander Boyd to represent the navy
department in the investigation
which is being made under con-
gressional resolution, fathered by
Senator Gore.
Commander Boyd expects to leave
Washington April 25, going first to
Tulsa, Okla, No definite time has
been fixed for the conclusion OF
the investigation, but it is expected
that during its course the COM
missioners will visit Independence
Oklahoma City, Bartlesville, Ard
more. Beaumont. Port Arthur, Gal
weston, New Orleans and Baton
Rouge
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-19
WOULD ENROLL
ALL THE INDIANS
SENATOR LODGE WOULD EN-
ROLL THEM IRRESPECTIVE OF
LEGAL BARS.

Washington, d. c., April 1S.-Sen-
ator Lodge of Massachusetts, has
offered a proposed amendment to
the Indian appropriation bill, now
being considered by the senate In
dian committee, directing the sec
retary of the interior to add 20 the
rolls of the Five Civilized Tribes
the names of all persons shown by
government records to be entitled
to enrolment, irrespective of tech
nical legal bars"
The amendment provides for en-
rollment of incompetents, and min
ors as of date when the rolls closed
by operation of law, full bloods and
all others who would have been
within the restricted class had they
the been enrolled, regardless of
whether application for enrolment
was made by them or for them, to-
gether with their children.