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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-09
SHILOH WINS TWO GAMES.

On May 81 Nunzie Moreals baseball
team camc to Shiloh for a baseball
game. Because OF the weakness Of
Moreals team. the game was not very
interesting. Shiloh winning an easy
victory by score OF ~ to 3.
On June 7 the smetana team drove
over for a game and drove back de-
feated by Z to 2 score. Smetana not
being satisfied, asked Shiloh for a FIVE.
inning game. which was granted and
played at once. Shiloh winning again
BY the same score OF to 2. The
game was fast throughout and greatly
enjoyed by the spectators. All who
like a good~game are invited to come
out to>Shiloh when a game is sche-
ydafed with some visiting team.-Cor-
respondent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-09
mAsoNs VISITED wHEELock.

p. S. Pmk.Gearge Nedbaiek. Gen
eral II. b. Stoddard. Captain A. J.
Searcy and other Masons went to
Wheelock Saturday to confer the mas
ter's degree in Masonry on candi-
date in that lodge. They report fine
time. there being about forty men,
bers OF the Masonic lodge present. A
barbecue banquet was given to the
Masons present Saturday night, and
all present report fine time.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-09
CRUSHED i.t5e,o63 TONS.

Washington, June o. The United
States Census Bureau reports that in
1918 the 22S mills OF Texas crushed
l,l5e.06s tons OF cottonseed. obtaining
l74.S46 bales OF linters. This was
something more than one-fourth OF all
the seed crushed in the United States.
Ranking next to Texas, the 1856 mills
of Georgia crushed s6l,574 tons. OBJ
tanning llO.S67 bales OF linters.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-09
BUILD LARGE REFINERY.

Gainesville. Tex. June 9.-Accord-
ing to report in circulation here.
Wichita Falls and Fort Worth capt.
talists are behind movement to build
large oil refinery at this place. The
major portion OF the 100000 stock
has been subscribed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-09
PRESBYTERIAN PICNIC.

The Presbyterian Sunday school will
give a picnic at Oak Grove Thursday,
June II, leaving the church at ,
o'clock. Let every member desiring
to go be on hand and help to make the
day a success. Conveyance will be
furnished those who wish to go.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-09
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

Eggs. 12isc per dozen.
Butter, 25c per pound.
Hens, $3.50 to $3.50 per dozen.
Fryers, SO to 81 per dozen.
Broilers. 50 to $3.50 per dozen,
Geese, $3.50 per dozen.
Ducks, $3.50 per dozen.
Cows, &c to Az per pound.
Calves, &c per pound.
Steers, &c per pound.
Mutton. &c per pound.
Hogs, &c to &c per pound.
Oats. SOC per bushel.
Corn. csc per bushel.
Prairie hay, SIS per ton.
Alfalfa, SIS per ton.
green hides, &c per pound.
Dry hides, 10c per pound.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-09
standlna.
MUSIC RECITAL.

Mrs. r. r. williams desires a few
music pupils for the summer. At the
home OF Mrs. r. o. Allen on Thursday,
June II, at 5 p. m, Sarah Z. Williams.
assisted by Martha Rivers Allen. win
give a piano recital. Those who may
desire their children to take lessons
are cordially invited to be present.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-09

The many friends of Charley Hud.
son, son of Judge and Mrs. v. B. Hud-
son of this city, who has just returned
from Lebanon, Tenn, where he at
tended Cumberland University this
session, will be glad to learn that he
finished the law course of that insti-
tuition and received his diploma. AL
though Mr. Hudson was elected to
captain the football team for Cumber-
land University next fall, he expects
to enter the University of Texas to
complete his law education and secure
his degree from this great Texas in
stitution.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-09
GROWS 2e-PouND BEET.

San Benito. Tex, June s.-Beet
growing records we're smashed when
F. Tillinghast, a farmer near here
brought beet into town this week
measuring three feet in length and
Weighing Twenty-Five pounds. II is
believed this is the largest Texas pro-
duced beet.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-09
MAY LIVE STOCK REPORT.

Fort Worth. Tex. June 9.-Live
stock receipts here for the month OF
May were tabulated today as follows:
Cattle, 1896; calves, 1884; hogs,
1886; sheep. ss.53s; horses and
mules. 2.034.
The largest gain is shown In sheep.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-06-09
STANDING OF TEXAS LEAGUE.
Mondays Results

Mondays Results.
Houston 6. Fort Worth 3.
Beaumont 6. Waco 3.
Dallas 6. Galveston o.
Austin-san Antonio. not scheduled.
Where They Play Today.
Fort Worth at Houston.
Waco at Beaumont.
Dallas at Galveston.
Austin at San Antonio.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-08
RLAPte COMPLETED FOR
 BUSINESS MEMS OUTING,
ntrsetsrs Met Tuesday Evening -sals of Tickets to Close on July 18th.

The directors of the Norwich Busi- ness Mems association held a meeting on Tuesday evening, President Branche presiding. and 1t was voted to give Secretary Charles w. Pearson sfull charge of the transportation of and the sale of tickets to the Norwich Business Men for the third annual outing of the Eastern Connecticut Business Mems association, which is to be held at Storrs Thursday. July 16.
 Closing of the Norwich stores on the day of the outing is to be optional for there is no concerted action among the merchants in regard to taking the day off for purposes of recreation. Never theIess, a large delegation is planning to attend.
 In previous years the outings have been very popular, and their very pop ularity has caused some inconven- 3ence. Members and friends attended th outing without having previously inclined the committee in charge, with the result that the attendance was so adequate and the committee was @wamped.
 This year the committee is extreme ly desirous of avoiding this. The same lx&ge attendance, or even larger at. tendance than former years, is want @d, but the committee wants ample notification, so that proper arrange ments may be made, and to this end tiie sale of tickets is to close on July Is. three days before the outing.
 Naturally, many of the Norwich del- egatfOn will make the trip by automo- piles, while those who are unable to secure accommodation in this manner may go to Wfiiimantic by trolley or train. In Wlllimantic the visitors will be taken to Storrs by autos provided by the Wilfimantic Business Mems as- Sociatfon. In New London a personal canvass is to be made of the business men, and many Of them will join with the other associations in the day off
 The programme will be as follows:
 From Il to there will be inspection of college grounds and buildings, base ball and other sports.
 Dinner will be served at 3 o'clock in the college dining hall. music being furnished by Hickey's orchestra. The post prandial exercises will include an address by President Beach of the Willimantic Business Mems association and five minute talks by representa- tives of the associations of the Eastern Connecticut Business Mems associa- ton.
 The outing will afford the visitors A magnificent opportunity to inspect the college and witness the splendid work that the state institution is doing for the agricultural interests of Connecti cut. The athletic grounds of the col lese have been placed at the disposal of the visitors, and tennis and other outdoor sports will be in order.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-08
To Study In esrnanx

Miss Teresa c. Stevens of West Thames street sailed Friday for Eu- rope, where she will spend a month in study in Hanover, Germany. and the remainder of the summer in travel in France and England. Miss Stevens re- turns in September to take up her du- ties as head of the German departments in the high school of Port Chester. N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-08
Fri kappas Buried the Cat.

During the past week three dogs and q cat have been poisoned at Quaker diA All the dogs were found in the vicinity of Bolles Hill. The dogs he- lOnged to David Coffey, William AcK- ley, and stray one. while the cat was the property of Frank Cranston. The 4nimals were all given burial by the X. Ks of Norwich, who are camping
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-08
spssdinq Unheard Of Herr.

Norwich has a motorcycle police man. He has performed such efficient duty in that city that speeding through the streets, a common occurrence in New London, is practically unheard of fin that cfty.-New London Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-08
s4sNerd Company Ineoroorat.,.

The following certificate of incor- poration was filed on Monday at the secretary of states office, Hartford: Cyril Johnson woolen cornuanv of Stafford, to manufacture and sell all Kinds of woolen goods, capital stock 1zso,O0o. all common. Tncorporators Alexander | Mitchell and Susie Mitch eu or Stafford Springs and Robert c. Campbell of Manchester.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-08
AMATEUR FRESHMEN BANQUET
Visiting Delegates to Annual conven- tion Guests of Norwich Association at Wauregan-califernia Gi1 Elected PresidsNt,

The visiting delegates to the 18th annual convention of the United Anna teur PreM association of America be- ing held fin this city this week were guests of the Norwich association at a banquet at the Wauregan house on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock The following menu was served fin one of the private dining rooms:
 Iced Canteioupe.
 Cream of Green Peas.
 Fried F1let of Sole, Marguerite.
 Hoaiandaise Potatoes. Roast Vermont Turkey.
 Cranberry Sauce.
 Baked Stuffed New Potato.
 Native Green Peas.
 Dressed Lettuce, French Cream, Assorted Fiayors.
 Fancy Cake.
 Desni Faxss.
 Vincent B. Haggerty acted as toas4. master and the following toasts were offered: Passing Term in the United Ernest Fl. Morris. Editing an Amateur school Newspaper, Gerald Macomqber. Inited's Future. Sidney H. Whipple: rnIteGs Year Books. W. Paul Cook: The Norwich Amateur Press Cluh. Eaymond Gregson: Amateur Journal Ism. Harry Coxsg; A Mailing Bureau. Maurice Gay.
 The morning session was called to order st o'clock by President Ernest A- Morris of Bridgeport who read his report which was placed on file. The laureate Judges report announcing tne laureate winners of the year wa presented. The report was accented ana ordered placed on file The cleo flon Of ohtcers to serve the coming year then took place as follows:
 President-Mfss Edna Thorne Nana Cal. 1N'pd, Vice Presidents-C. Ben Morgan Miss Ida Ostlund. Secretary-Edgar Rowell. Seattle Wash Treasurer-Uctor Pedroni, Califor- nia. Official Editor-E. D. Morris Bridge port Laureate Recorder-Miss Rose Ba- Eastern Manuscript Manaeer-Rav- mond Williams, Norwich.
 Western Manuscript ManagAr -H Roy Christian.
 Historian-William J. Clemenee Washington. R. l. Dfrectors-W. PauI Cook A4boi Mass, George Billheimer Rethiabaro Pa-, V. Haggerty Bridgeport
 The report of the resoiutior cor,- rnittee by c. Benjamin Morgan was presented and the resolutions were presented and ordered placed on file ne meeting adjourned to Iafgflton's where a group picture was taken and m the afternoon they attended the Davis theatre
 The next meeting will be held at Seattle, Wash.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-08
Hewlett Andersen weddins.

Gurdon A. M. Hewlett of New Lon den and Miss Madeline Anderson of Norwich were united in marriage Mon- day evening by Rev. Joseph P. Brown nt his residence No. 1es Huntington xtsssk, New Lcu1eu-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25

Sport : acnim fit Iunee Domtn,
ipssiel gum 1ennisipia eseientt. Die
Sade. NIT brtitsm Qrdesr un6 duff
iAldasn, III aus fdnorssipsiB ~ldriers
tenn @tIourbofb auf Ssioe sefititrt,
%searbsitti, Der Rod aus rotten 9in'
gonal : Gbspiot.
SIN uddiien @iI6s Ggig. 81 III Elm
aoitHm NIT 9lufsn , Jads aus rtin'
pOllsnsm Ramase Itigitrt. NIT dpdr'
ter Ssio,s unb Gpibtn {, @urnitrung.
Die Sads III init 9uIbIsi0e ssFiittsrt.
Der Rod iusiIt cine, unite Der Suds
berDorhtbtnot 9unita ouF.
Dos RoIiiim ots Itbten Bibles
G5ie. 81 lpuroe aus t~infarbipem
goIienut g,ftrtist. Die Sads 1T nit
aimOno ; aermeIn, GarieI un0 Dos
liant oerieben unb nit reiner Geibe
sefiittert. auh Der Rod oieIes alsi,
oes III NIT elmer 9uniiu ousgsFattei.
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Ger gerbGdtias.

baB i'd en- inteliti9ente Spietf4
made bdtt tonne.
Mit einem NAL fin brsi bon bic
GeIIeri9 gu mid TONNE, ben en- biefe
9au gema9t unb ZEN bann bns
Seiisin geiptpe, tnbem is nit en-
anippeI 9oI3 uff E Sinn pd9n ges
tloppt ben; IN bann fin bic 2ebbie8
tOmne; atpiper 6err RebadtionGr
bubn &c nit edipedte, baB i'd Shine
{ 8eItrippf4en bon bic gsptpe, mas
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ben. Sn bic sri4ts 2etn tonnt i6
bic 9estrtppi9en nit einsm 8ort
gstutue unb i4 fin eifrebt, OaB sic
IS bod nit printe bette. Sd tam
nur fage, baB ie gsgudt ben, Is mar
. Greit. un bieIslpe 3sit mar es
flooding, I'm i'd fin nur froh, bob
bic 2to8ie, pns meme 4lte is, nit
prsFent mar. 5or 10 E 3artbsfnitete
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10 ebbes INNER bic 9utI9nur.
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bat elmer en- Spieti6 eema6t. atptper
i4 ben tein @ort unneritebn tDnne.
gr bat ou9 Mubfments gsma9t,
aIs oh sr edfpedtt bebt, bab i'd i'm
en- gnnier geiuipe bebt. Sn meme
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mid Der S9naippsI gepa9ls Is. Sd
ben seIagt: aS9sntelmGnnsr, i9
fin moti9 Obletti6t, baB sic 70
teinO 8u mid gepsie i'm. IN id bebt
am bette glet4e, tuenn ct MIDI 10
f9nea pie mDgli9 gu meme Samil9
idide f0nnte." Die i9 bas geIagt
ben, bo ben i'd senObttBt, pie elmer
bon bic 6elIerf9 ben nntere in bic
SpeArrips 9epObtt BAT. I'M er Fat Su
ibn c paar Mprts stTpro9e, I'm bonn
ben ie ole beibe gsla4t tpie trebfig.
Dte ie ii9 { penig berubist gsbabt
FEN, Oa is elmer gu mid tornnte I'm
bat i'm reinite So4oeifT9 seTogt:
n5or be 2Gnbs Sebt, i'm sic nit
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5err febodtionGr, ba fin i9 otptper
bod 10 iurprsiR oetpeTe, baB i'd for
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tonne. Mie Id nDlib iipper bic
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mid bern2~ I'm bo BAT er ipipber
oefagt: wMer tpiFb benf1 en- Monn
Dis ben WhiIipp Sausrdmpfx NIT
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femme! 9a miBt id mid ia f9ebs
me, ipenn i4 10 bumm mar" lin
bann bat sr mid IN bic beitf9s
2engpiti4 OerSdblt, boB Te ibren
Meinb oufgema9t bdtte, boB i'd ibr
Sing fein font, I'M nonn BAIT i9
aptpsr & feinsB Gene. Sn bic srf9s
te Qein miiBt i9 ben alte Sing feline
OO9ter beirate In ronn tDnnt ib
nod 70 biele annere BON bic 2e6bies
beirate ME i'd pplt.
Isu. ba fin i9 atptper bod 10
berI9rode, boB i4 on meirt gor3e
&Grper gsI9ippert ben. Gor @ut>
neB @rebI4es, tpern bos bic 2i33ie
gtb6rt bdttI 8ei, bic bdtt mid
bic iGmtli6e auss ausgefrdtI6t! lin
for nlIss in bic 8eIt, bubn &c bds
bon nids in SIR 9ebper printe; bic
2i33ie bebt mid bos ME nit bers
gefe. Die 5easrih ben inIitet, bob
i'd Sing tperbe loIt. I'm i9 ben table
tonne, 10 bieI pie i9 gepolt ben,
es bat o1es ntds auseema6t, &c
BEN mid aud seOrobt. fpeun i'd reFfs
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ben i6 sefogt, i9 motif MIDI BITE
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fin ie for bic prefsnte 3eit fdtiss
felt setpeFe.
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genus Srnbel ss6obt bdtt9 Domit
i'd perbleipe S6ne Sbrn lieDer
pbiIipp Souerumpfer,
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lerI9 { tpenig ansegudt, I'm i4 muB
iage, baB i'd teinOer sef9tebrt getpeie
i'm. On bic pplftdnoiee aebienS
bon aItiber ben i'd rsitetpeg genpbs
tiBt. boB es init tire 3iffiltiie9i4en
nit 10 arig melt bcrgetpefe Is, lii
i6 ben on Gtories otnte miiEe, mo
i4 in meme Rinbbeit bon meme
@rdnma ben nerSGblt triest, IN no
tpiloe Menfde brin .rurtpmme tin,
no nsiBe Menf6s uffsefreFe BEN.
Die Gelerf4 bier hen. iDte ie mid
fptbber in E eutes SGehp gebobt ben,
bic aSpp sufomme eeftedt I'm ben
for bic Idn9fte 3sit setobtt. Sd
ben nit bDre fOnns, mos Re geiogt
BEN, I'M I'm nur bonn ul mann sb6el
gefpeIe, s@ort pbber 5tpei nufaupide,
un iele 8orte BEN mid bic S4ils
getptue, belief mic, Sd ben in mel
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for Dinner seniebs tpO[lte I'm baB
Te iebt muir bripper abrguments ges
b1bt ben, Oh Re mid rebr obber nell
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NDrf INNER nit mid ben I'm bab
mid 70 lsi9t nids i9febre tonn;
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lie Z 2ebsnsfrog. tu,nn mer in Aus1
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ali tperbe, grab fpie onb
Z 1nuerts @tiideIne Rinbbieb. Denn
i9 nur lpenigftens ssipiBt Hdii, mas
II fpr 4 0enamiii1 ioble bubL 10
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.trFte Nis. y eth bnfiists eDmmsr.
tItio. Dos Fh ebtniogut aus Spibsu'
.pit aus i6misglamtn Giidtrtipo'
.lnnts btrItl,n Idbt. Mdn mub bic
.3dbl Der goIants mad Der Gtidsrsis
brtite an ben sin5eInsn 9Olonts Gins
riAten, bumit ons Mlulttr gut Sur
.@sltune iommt. Sir Bic Bluff III
bic Gttdtrd our9 forage, ragIun'
artise Qdbts Sufammsng,fiist. obtn
Der 6aIsDsiis tntiprs9,nb NIT furbi'
gem Ssiosubano5ue 5uinmmsnsebals
ten, ebenio an ben erodnScnosn asr'
mtlteilen uuO an Dem obsriten Rod
nolaHt nuitr benz breiisn aopfhtu.
SeIbfperIGnolih fam oieies aud
iptaeeIaHsn uno bic gsrbinbuna BON
9lufs uno Rod oura ,intn SsiOsu'
banoeiirtsI gtbtdt iptrbeu, pi. an
Dem uG6Itn aleioe, dig. p. On
bieIem altihs imitiert bic 5unita Elm
b%reitsr, Dem nit SGumsn dusgeIiot'
teitn, f9li6ttn Rod nit 6o9naht ans
esfiister gOiant. Spit o~bgepGbte
MieoerteiIs Isosu Iib born unb riids
fpGrts iibsrttntimmeno auf Die sin'
fade BLUE in pompdooutform nit
Radsnf6Iub.
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g 9Idubtrger. pWieine
Grau pirb ME i9tmpfen, ipenn i9
na9ts aus Dem WtrtsbauIe tomme.
,Der's gIaubt!!4
.gta, i6 ne6ms Iie bod mit!1
8eim Mittagtffen.
Sunsberbeiratetsr Ri6ter (ir fi9):
Sin Gfsn 1T oos pieOer! SIN
ao6bu9 mibts binter ieoem Re8ept
bic StrafanOro9uns tpsseu a0rpers
psrIeBuns itebn!"
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9aItbetanntf9a aft. Serr
Guoi lernt ouf Dem Bale cine e%nt5its
tenoe iunge Dame tennsit. Nie i'm
6luge perrinnt bel angeregter timers
bultung bic 3sit. aa4". meint Der
sntsidts SiingIins. Isle baden -
gut, snGbiges 5rGpsiH. fDnnen 0etl
IdDnen Erdum Ritter trdumsr I'm
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sd muB bersits un haIb a9t I'm
Bureau iein,"
Nd @Ott', ingt Odrduf Die RIeis
ne tIdsIiH. sum 0isis Belt mub iA
l6on 0rsi poar GtitftI gepuht hns
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25

Vidi osrnbs aIidIi@ trT9tint BEL
Atr bltlIdbrien 6ommsrmobe Die
Ridithr Sur Wlobt bon 1880 NIT
hreH ridipdrts fart onetf4oppien
Rodsn. bic, IebbdIi an bic aurnirt
Finnstnb, nitIfo9 NIT RHf9sn unb
toIlsR btItbt fnb nHo untenberum
BoIontsdrniinrsu dufipeiTsn. Bsi
omen bout flo Die srSbie meits ufn
BE 4ifttn aut ipobur9 bic unisrs
Rodporiit tngsr srIdtiut. Nan trdsi
NJ foI6tn RIDDEN germ cine IoIe Gpil.
ltnbIuis, bic cine GrmeIloTe, born
pffens goftlbsrbruft berbonndnbiai.
Btlitbi SdSn Iinb dn6 ois WideIbIu.
fen, bic mtbr oosr ipeniatr loIs, I'M.
mer absr aus olnntm Bacterial nm
ben Sbtrt0rper brdpiert psrbsn.
noripise,nO TN aimonoHiI, bsFsbt
lire uni,rs 5dIIis nit ben DidsItsi.
len suiDtiItn aus abIfe9tnbsm Mdie.
rial, 10 !. 3. al tpsibsm Crepe Be
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2atonif9. Mnd
prsmiere.) griter 9idtsr:
s~erufen2
3peiter 9idter: mgaee. rausg
fen!
Wiberprud d.
Der: sd pOQte Dem GERM
meme Sfferte maden.~
6rau pom 9uufe: nMeiu
1T iebt nidt gu fpreden, 1t |
@pre9ftun0e.A
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9ie slegoute suilette sig, 8 brinst
bic fir oos Original bs%ripsnosten
EauipiBen, Ole Ii4 bur6 Elm Iebr
ousbrudsno[Ies MuIter aus5ei9nen,
DEFENDERS gut our @eltuns. Die ais
monobIufe rubt auf elmer 3d~rtset6nten
SaffstForm, Der 6ns MusfanittpIiTee
aus Siia ongefagt lift. 6armonie.
rsnOe 8oldnts an Den Nermsln. Sin
breitsr @urtel, ben BORN Elm mo0erner
5elbblumenftrduB siert, bsrmittelt
ben anIab es gereibten !0uftpoIants.
Dieter fGnt Der ben 5eitpeiligsn, in
snn3sr 2dnge aeiduittenen Rod aus
Sdfftt, beFen unten a~bgerunbete
Rdnber born lsi6t ii6ereiaanoertre.
tend befeitiet inb.
0ds nddfe aIsiO (Gig, A it Elm
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GcbunfcuipGHer

@euu man oas Grgsbnis Der sta.
iiitit ins auss fuBt, bub i'm Sura,
I6uitt @erbstratete Idngsr IebsH als
llnnsrbeiratsts, 70 fam nan ons In
tinsm Der bstunnteften Spri9portsr
untsr gsn6srung zines sin5issn Bud,
Itobsns bsrurfduuIiden: Gbelt4
pdbrt an IGnsIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25

wtbbtgier. Run bubsn
brei dr5tIi9e QutoritGtsu in bs5ug
duf metn atibsn p~onitGnOig BON elm.
amber dbpsitsube 9tasnoisn eeIieIlt.
- Bin pirtIid nsusieris peI6e fi6
Sci msiner Gsttion ais Die ri6tigs
berdusIteLen pirb!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25

MoItaiSs. sGDorum bift
81, geftern ni4t gu uns setummen,
GIis9"
aIte Suugfer: SD bate Git
r5O9 @arit Su pieoer uuf siuem
9dll9"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25

RinbIi4e Gotgtrung.
til tlaine Sdns: npdpd, Der Gnttl
lebt pobl nit isinsr Grau in Iuitissr
Gbe9"
8uier: r@ie tummft Da Ssun tar.
uuf, mein Sunse9"
Sans p@sil 0u 3orhrE 81 2Gama
ie9tfit. er tun3t gu !9II5 nab a:r
1!0te isiner Irau."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25
Norousf s /.

u -
.qfo in ben Ring iol blnt
peroen: pWlsiHsr enis sslis
rae
Suneer Ssrr: oSd Aaa
Sas MOrt .Glarn braudt
70 tief srapisrt 5n trsrOsul"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25

mie 81 aus
inein leBte S6rets
pebrief geIeie
ben, tin Id aus
ben Gbri4ipp
,runner III in en-
&iiptper eefaae.
pp mid idmorse
.Gsaerf4 aufges
pid. I'm mad i6s
rem miastf4 ges
i6ieppt ben. sc
BEN mid orig
nsiB getrist in i4
ben mid off
Gphrs bic fSels
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25

oGdtiger @tgt
neis. .Nas - betrunltn i
geItsrn abeno sstpeisn fein2 Gao
Sd bate fir meme grdu Il
por3eIldn eingeiauft; ods baf
nod, dls id nu9baufe Sstpl
mar, taoellps = g~etitteti4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25

Die gtaut: On! Sept bat sr
MFR gar nod mein 4lsio ubsetreten.
IA, bas cine nsib ia: beiruten tperbe
LID ibrt, - obsr tun5en peroe i'd
nur nod NIT anbetn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25

Gbin' aus i4par3er SeiOe, mas
lbnen cine pitante Qlts psrIsibt.
ODER lie IinO gang aus sinsrn BUTTE
gen Stpff utO 70 nett sei4Hittsn.
Dab Iis iiber ben 9opf es5ogen fptrs
ben, nobel bic iiberfIiITge Gtoffiile
I'M bic Sails brapiert uno bintsn &c.
bunben ipirb. au9 Die Deltenblus
fen aus Chiffon. Gase uuo Sill,
bsnsn born cine brsits treibe piisss
reite aufsefeppt lit, bic in Fpissm
6d6B4en %bsrlduft. iinO cine oft ges
isbene Griaeinung Der hsurieen
Sommermpos. @snn man aud be-
bauptst, Dab bic gage Der loien 8IuIs
es3GbIt feisu, 70 baben bod esrube
biels IdteierOiinner, IoIen GsbiI0e fir
bic bstBeu Gage 0pGite 8srs9tigunG
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25

lleber bss 9ebens Itiirmif6eH 90.
gen - 2eu4tst 9umor uub Reseubo'
nen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25

8rau (&e Gben0s in Or Rneipe erTdeint, gu Set @dfen an 81
hi): ,0e 9sun brduden gar nibt 10 ip0th9 au LddIn, baB i1 1
Dlann ubboIe, uber i'd mub IS ia tun, neil er lh inner nibt hen
Ger Geiglins!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25

sd babe Dprige Dods eine 2fuss
Fsaang eiseuer @emdlOe srOffuet."
,Go, uno 4ait BIZ mas berfauft?"
50! geftrn gum geiipieI meis
uen alien GsbrodI"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-25
Offner 5arethfbrtff Nrs
VbiItpp %9aaerampfer.

Mein Iieber SER aebodtipnar!