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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20
Thanksgiving
Proclamation

+ State of Florida, Executive !
+ Chamber, by the Governor =
:. a Proclamation.
+ That with reverent spirit we
i. may lift up our hearts in thanks =
/. to Almighty God for His bounti- !
!. full goodness and in the united !
+ utterance of praise and hope find :
+ inspiration for public and private !
J. tasks;
+ That endeavor may be crowned !
+ with gratitude;
+ That we may appropriately :
+ upon a day specially designated,
T. express our appreciation of the :
+ opportunities of liberty and
1. peace, of our freedom from dis
+ order, of abundant harvests, of
i. the manifold benefits of indus
+ try, of the gains of science and
+ of the widening efforts of philan-
+ thropy;
+ And that we may cultivate the
/. joys of fellowship and that amid
+ good cheer and the manifesto
+ lions of brotherly kindness we
1. may be drawn more closely to-
i. gether in mutual sympathy and
+ in enhanced desire to promote
+ the common veal;
+ Now, therefore, l, Park Tram
+ nell, governor of the State OF
1. Florida, do hereby appoint and
+ d signate Thursday, November
+ 26, 1914, as a day of general
+ thanksgiving, and recommend its
I. universal observance by the peo-
+ pie of Florida.
+ In testimony whereof, l have
1. hereunto set my hand and caused
+ the great seal of the State of
1. Florida to be affixed at Tallahas-
1. see, the catpial, this the 18th day
+ of November, A. D. 1914.
+ PARK TRAMMELL,
+ Governor.
+ By the Governor, Attest:
+ H. CLAY CRAWFORD,
+ Secretary of State.
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20

An official dispatch from Constan-
tinople reaching London by way Of
Berlin, confirms indirectly the recent
Russian statement that a Russian
feet had sunk three Turkish trans,
ports in the Black sea. The Constan,
tinople report admits that there ha:
been no news Of these ships since
they left the Turkish capital. 1t add
that as the vessels We're near Songul
dak, on the Black sea, the day thi
place was bombarded, it is possible
that they We're attacked by the Rus
sian squadron.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20

much individualism, the spirit of "Ev-
ery man for himself and the devil
take the hindmost." This wicked old
doctrine must give way to the divine
command "Bear we one another's bur-
dens." This is possible through CO.
operation. Our friend Chase, over in
East Palatka, has the spirit. He is
trying to get his neighborhood to
work for better methods in buying,
planting, cultivating, harvesting,
packing, shipping and selling.
More power to Chase.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20
British losses $1,000.

The Bri sh casualties in the west
ern theatrr of war were approximate
ly $1,000 of all ranks up to Octo-
Der 81, il was announced by Premier
Asquith in parliament. in response to
interpretations on the subject At the
same time the premier said that he
was unable to estimate the losses Of
the other allied powers, nor could he
give any idea of the losses sustained
by Germany.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20
hsre,s the Biggest Cheese.

The largest cheese on record. weigh
ing nearly seven tons, has just been
completed Mt West Martinsbnrg. Lewis
county, y. Y. The cheese has been
made for exhibition at the Panama
Pacific exposition in San Francisco
next year, and its manufacture re-
ouired 100000 pounds Of milk. 1t
measures four feet seven inches In
height and over twenty-five feet in cir
conference.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20

We are told that 10000 tons of sup
plies will be needed every month in
the relief of Belgium, and that this
country is expected to supply it. By
doing so we will enable the belliger-
ent nations the more easily to save
their money to buy guns and amuni-
ton with which to extend the famine
4; OF riot
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20
Prince Sent to ASYLUM.

The Copenhagen correspondent OF
the London Standard sends the fol.
lowing: prince Ernest August Cthe
duke of Cumberland. father of the
duke of Brunswick, who is Emperor
Williams Son-in-law, has been dis.
covered wandering about in a de-
mented condition. He had been miss
ing for several weeks, and it is sale
that the war had affected his brain
1t is understood he is now in al
asylum.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20
ShO1 OWN MEN.
German Officers Enraged When Their
Lines WaVered.

A German prisoner has given in
tereSting information relative to the
situation in the German lines in west
ern Belgium. The German officers
were nearly insane with rage when
their attacks were repulsed, he said.
They shot down their own men when
they tlinched in the charges anC
roared curses at the stragglers.
When the German lines wavered
under pressure from the British, the
German officers shouldered their way
among their men, sword in one hand
and magazine pistol in the other.
threatening death to anyone who of.
fered to fee.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20

Now that the negro, Evans, sus-
pected of the st. Petersburg murder
and outrage, is dead at the hands of A
mob, it is to be hoped that calm,
judicial enquiry will show him to he
the guilty party. Of course it is not
Just the proper procedure to hang or
shoot a man and then determine his
Guilt or innocence, but then that is the
wav of the mob.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20
New Aid to Surgery.

An apparatus which should prove Vi
considerable service to the surgical
profession has been invented by NJ.
Shirn Friedricksen- 1t photographs
the interior of the stomach through the
mouth, thus enabling doctors accurate
Nv to locate cancers. ulcers and other
abnormal affections.
The apparatus has been tested ana Is
emil IN have given SuC, eSSful results.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20

AS the British have a Mohamme-
dan ecclesiastical chief as well as the
Turks, and each calls upon the faith
full from an opposite direction, it will
be difficult to tell whose fire will lick
the waters that lie about the altar.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20
A STATEWIDE
DIVORCE ONLY.
and Advertiser.

Last week The News had something
to saw concerning those men who
came to Florida from distant states,
acquired a residence and then ap-
plied to the courts for writ OF d.
vorcement from the wives they had
abandoned in the old home.
The News took the ground that II
these applicants for easy divorce IN
Florida were honest, they would have
entered suit in their old home courts
where the abandoned wife would have
had an equal chance; that the legal
advertisement giving notice of the
filing of the bill of complaint against
the distant wife could be but scant
and unfair notice to her at best; that
in the majority Of cases it found the
wife unfamiliar with the law and her
rights. and that as a rule, through
ignorance of her rights she failed to
make any defense.
But there is another feature Of
these divorces not generally under
stood. And that is the question of
the jurisdiction of the several states
il the matter of divorce.
There are United States Supreme
Court decisions which throw some light
c7 them, notably The cases of Ath-
erton VS.. Atherton, and Haddock VS.
Haddock
Our attention was called to this
feature of those divorce cases in
which one of the parties to the di-
vorce lived in a distant state, and II
which there had never been a matri.
monial domiciIe in the state where
the decree was sought, by Penn
sylvania court decision handed dowr
onlv last week.
IN this Pennsylvania case, Mrs
Christian had acquired a residence IL
PENNSYLVANIA. Her husband lived il
Roanoke, Va. In handing down hi
decision Judge Evans of the Court o
Common Pleas said:
It would follow that the
courts of this state have the pow
er to decree a divorce to any citi-
yen of the state, notwithstand-
inc the court had no jurisdiction,
either of the subject matter or of
the person of the respondent, but
that such decree is imperative
beyond the territorial limits of
the state of Pennsylvania
This divorce will not be effec-
tive beyond the limits of the state
of Pennsylvania. If this libel
liant should marry again and re-
turn to Virginia. she is subject
to criminal prosecutions in that
state if the authorities desire to
prosecute her. Any children she
NAV have as the result Of any
subsequent marriage would be il
legitimate in every other state Of
the Union except in Pennsylvania.
There are circumstances which
are not pleasant tn CONTEMPLATE
by any court as probable results
Of its decree But, as I view
the law at this time, the respon-
sibilitv for that situation is not
with this court, but with the Leg
islature. The Legislature has
directed this court to take iuris-
dction of this case, and the res
possibility for that act is with
the Legislature.
In the case above cited the lib
liant was the wife, but it is a pc
rule of law that doesn't work DO
ways.
And then there is not the public
dignation against the wife who a
plies for a divorce from her abse
husband that there is against t
husband who is afraid to face a fr
little woman in the courts of tn
own, their old home town.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-20

Young carries a full line of the
Credocock-C Carey Longwear Shoe.
Look for the picture of the bell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

wnn otr Qnt gun auIllm pubi, IsI
aut oisim Iti9t aussuIHhrsnbs nlo.
ben 1tiasghhsn. waan Tam ben Out
lopo4l aus Moar aIH ou6 aus
MqA1aofIsn beritsntn. bdupstebins
Gang III elm peinltd gtuouss Qbmtfs
fen Der ,in5elnn 1eile un0 elm iebr
iaubeTts abiieppen ber arsmpt. De-
SifsiItu, Der zen aHiob osdt. Tam
iop0bI aus osmIslbsH Gtoif als aud
Gus ganb geiertiat itin.
Was Die unttripdI6s Der Damsn
anbsIdnst, 70 muB Il. bsuiJulaae
leidt uuo buftis fem, pi, e 81,
aIeibsr TnO, uno NIT RadIidl oui
bieie 1T Ie aud tinsm b%duflgsrsn
Wooensdiel untermorftn. Gdlt6en
unp Gdum6sn. Die &c IOnIt s~isrttn.
baden pei6m muNsn, nm 9dnoftit.
isrsisn, Gpibsn ober l,br Isinsn ga.
titftidsreien, Die pit JniruHaiionen
angebrddt iino, Raum 5u laFsn.
Disie Oiirfsn in ttiner @siIs auftras
Gen ulo bsrlan9en einsn Snuili, Der
iid Der aSrperform msbr Obsr lpsni.
ger anPabt. Bel ben Qo4tbemoen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

bebt. Sd ben pie en- tnteriti9ents
Mdnn gu fe gegudt I'm for ben Rie.
fen ben ie ibren Msino duTgema9t,
Dab i'd gu Den Sdapp pafie Debt tpie
bic Giit duf E Quge. Sd ben bagege
tide tonne, 70 pieI t6 genuat ben, ea
bat ulss tein gut geOabn. Sn {
balpe Gtuno fin ale Prieperebfdens
for Die Eoronebf9eR fertig gepeIe.
&c ben mid auf en- 8dumltumpe ges
Iest VI, rings etum bat bic gauge
qappiuIebi4en, Msnfobts, 8immena
fobts IN &ios geitdnne. sc ben ges
ti9iert lin gebalert nie i9 es in mel
gun3es 2eipe nod nit geiebn ben un
ben geOanat, oas mar fiers. Sd fin
I9ubr, es is E &ein6 bon SGngo ges
tpeis. bietubs ie ben babel gepideIt
IN ibrs a6rper berorebt. tpie mer es
in ben feinite 8ablrubm in Die Ssus
reitet Stebts nit better finne fam.
Nas fin i'd 70 frob gepefe, baB Ole
2i3aie mas meme alte Is, nit ba mar.
@ei, Die bGtt ole SIP triegt. sc ben
10 lang geoanat, bis ie nit msbr ge>
tonnt ben ln 0ann is en- Seller bors
setrete I'm bat enaun3t, baB i6 Der
reue Sing mar unO baB mein Same
Ring GbtltsGosgo mar, 0dB mid
iehes meinbe mibt IN oab, mas id
fdse, Cab mar.
Sd BEN geoentt. 0aB es mebbie for
Die prsfsnte 3eit bas BETTE mar,
peun i9 nit peiter tide bebt I'M bsbt
muir meine Sfhebns obtparte, no i9
fortf6niete t0nnt. Sd ben en- feline
Spieti9 gemadt IN ben geidgt:
Sellers, mDtf9 pblettf9t, tidub
pilo ma9uae con ti9nlst meQD
f9lappersdIt full" Wos es aemeint
bat, peib i1 nit, aipfpsr Ie mare al
idttisfett uu ben mid piO0er ges
Damn ben ie eeipplt, i'd
TOUT mid rettetpeg meine Rpien auss
pids I'm bd ben i'd bic 2ein seaoge.
Sd ben geiagt. oas bGtt mod pleutie
3eit lin befphr i4 ebbes annerI9ter
oubn bebt. tprlIt t9 ousfinne, mas Te
for mid ouhn tOHnte. SD ben Susrf9t
aaAgsfgans sab mir in NzitO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

8ef4eib. @irtin: ,8ins
fdeH Der 5err 9Oitpr ben Rarpfen
blau o6er in gter!@
STUDENT RauId: .9Iau! Sn Bier
tommt sr f4Ou 70 ME iO!-
- SIMMER bsrfsIbs. 2tr3t:
.NerOe Dem Germ 2eutnant nal
8Iutegel anieBen."
2eutndut (bom abeD: .glaube
ni4t, OuB 9iuger nnbsiBen, perOsn
bIaues 9lut ni9t mOssn.4
- Mo6srne SiteGfu6t.
pMds 1T bsnn Sbrs SO9ter ieBt,
Grau WimmerI2"
Observation-Disclosures
tintiBe."
- asSue pdfftsren. aIein'
2ilB: .Itoma, aarI flu9t INNER 70
fur6tbdr boil, tpenu mir auosrs nol'
len dls En-"
rNi9t fn0gli9, mas Idgt er benn?"
sd psib ss ni6t ms6r; fage bod
nal i4neII uIIe Slide Der, Die 9u
nsibt, DisIIeidt ertsuns i'd Jpn piss
brr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

Idirm. CT bsrpolIidnoigi In i0Rli.
der WsiIs cine Toilette, unb od Der
9dupiptrt 6arauf gsIsgt miro, ibn,
mas Riantc uno GItgan3 bsirifft.
nit Der Robe In barmpnii6tn Gins
tIdng gu brinsen, folgt oaraus, bob
piele 0rdusn cine rsi6bdItige Samms
lung bon SonnsnIdirmsn bsIiBtn.
Wenn man sinen SonnsnIhirm auss
tpGblt, bstiimmsrt man Ii6 oft iebr
iusnig odrum, fsIt5untltn. Oh CT
prattiId, let4t uno bsqusm III, oenn
Dielen lit er mtbr elm &ottttsriss dls
elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Der
Gnirm, ben man gum sinIa6en
prOmsnaOsnIlsi6 irSsi, in fen gsrollt,
fat ipie elm Gtod, sinfdd In StoIF
un6 0riIf. Wan padt ibH nur IsIs
ten an runbsn &nopf. ion6eru
Idpingt IGN ME cine Reitssrte feI6
in Der SauO ooer IGbt ibn an elmer
ssitidt.n gdltifs IdHig bonn armsss
lent beruntsrbaumelH. Die sIegantss
rem SOnmul6irme. Die man nit Der
iOItbursn Rnamittugstoilstts 5uglti9
runlsst", fiuO bon urbersr art unO
s%rfor6ern cine nnosre 9~ebdnoIuna.
3unGdIt psr6sn iis balb often sstrd'
gen unb asisen bonu srit bic gauge
@96ukit. 9is Ieudtsnben GGrbsn
rpsr6en seboben our6 oas RieIeIn
brsiter eptbsnOoIants, bur6 sinsn
8eTdb nit Straubenfeoeru ober
our9 sinen SobIiaum, Der nit buns
ten ptrIsn dusgenGbt 1T.
Don unIsrsn 8iIOern 3eigt bas err
tie (5ig. j elm slsgantes &piiiim fir
iunse Grarer. 9isIss aus Rod un6
larger S6Obiade beitsbenOs, isbr
tIsioIams un6 prottiIde aoItiim lam
iopObl aus s~tnfdrbigsr gailstteTsioe
ipis aus Crepe Grotte, benz biesiibs
rissn moOsFOff, berseItslt psrbsn.
MdbrsnO Der Rod gang slutt esbals
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

ten III. miro Der ausfa9rung Der
S4OBiads ale SOrgfdlt gsiptomet.
Sic muB in eriter 2tnie 70 georbeis
tet fem, Dab iie lei9t gu tripeitern
lit. 9ufiir sisnst ii9 Der @sitenteil
gang Defenders. Mdn bermeibe ss
aber, srele StOffe bier3u su psrtpsns
ben, au9 lei bon Cant abgeraten,
neil Der gu marin bdIt. Der bsques
men, in 8pIeroi6nitt gebaltenen
BLUE iinb bis gum Gabogen rsibens
De QermsI angeI9nitten. Nldn be-
srsnst ie nit SpisenriiI6 den unO pers
tpenoet bisIeIbe Spite aud CUR Sers
fteuung bss tleinsu Mebitistragens.
Die Neft, bic i'm 3uIammsnbaug
nit Der BLUE gearbeitst TT, ptr6 bon
bisier Ourd Den mad oben 3u9eIpiBs
ten @iirteI geteilt. gn Oieien idliebt
it4 Der LANCE, tpeite, BORN Offsn &c.
IaFens S9oB.
9as nd6fts Bib (6ig. q berans
Elm bequemes RsiIetOItiim
aus 2obenftOff Der in allen Garbsn
gu babsn III. Ct 1T meiitens IA
garO brett, iObdB fir elm aoitiim.
Ous islbit nit LANCER Sods geurbei'
IN, tnapp 4 0dr0 dusrsidenO
finb. 8si fpariamem 3uf6nei0en gss
81 gurO boItommen. 9tbs
geIeben bon ben 4ermeIn bebarf Die
Sade tsines Suffers, ieoo9 miFen
Die Ndbts nit RabtbanO eingefaBt
tperbsn. Der Rod lit gum anDpfen
etngeridtet. Ofod unO SADIE miiFen
rei9Iia nit SaI9en berIeben Iein.
@iirtel lam nod geIiebsn aud
runoum ssfibrt neroen.
Ginsn sinfa6en, o6er eefGuisen
MGn9enbut 3eigt bas nd9lte Bib
81. Ga Is febr bibf4 ausIie6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

III an Stsae bes Gte6trdssns Ober
Der StidsreifriIur Der tpeite llmleses
tragsu gstrsten, Der ben Sals fpib
autaufeno umrdbmt. Die gsrmsl boz
ben meiit breite 6orm unb Fuo 5ipei
9riitel lang. Man eurniert bieie
9emoen nit SpibensiniGbsn oOer
Stidsret, ippbei Die Sttttrsi aud
bunt fem lam Gig. d Obsr bsIest
Die SaumItsIlen nit f6muIsn 8otiis
borden (5ig. 81. gu sinsm Ra9t,
BEND finb ie naboem 312-4 gar6
Stoff srforosrli1.
Sc einFd6er Die gluIen atbolten
iinb, umio grOBerer Nsrt pir6 auf
cine garnierte llntertails gelsgt, oi.
unter ben feiRsn Muas o6sr 9oiIe,
bIufsu 6istret burff9immsrH fpa.
Infer Iebtss Bib (Jig. g. 5eist
cine fOI4e, fptpie dnosre lInterpdf6e,
nit feinsr Stidsrsi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

@ntpeb0er bat er nur Die paur belts
l9e Morter mo er gu mid selpro9e
'gebdbt bat, aetennt, obber sr bat me6s
bic geoentt, i14gebibbil, penn ou in
Rom biit miBt ou ou6u ME bic Ros
mdner ou6n, ods meint 0u muBt ibre
eigene QengpitI4 table; for Der Rerl
bat tein ein3iges oeuti6es 8ort msbr
gu mid geiagt I'm penn id bsitid ses
ta6tt ben, bann bat er ben aopp ges
I6ebtt I'm bat eeddt als Oh sr mid
nit unrerite9n bebt.
Mea, Is Is { gutes Ding, oaB i9,
penn ss auf 2engpitides automme
oubt, aris I6usG aufpide IN Is bat
nit lang genomme oa ben t4 ben
Drift BON Den mas le tpollte, triegt.
Die gan3e Storie in { Roti9eq mar.
6aB ie ibren dlte Sing fid uS0 tsiert
mare I'm baB fe en- neue batptpe
ipolte, elmer no E penig maobern
@ibieS bat, eIspef9eaie in ben Meg
BON alob0ins. Die DimmsnfObts
mare 8u Die ueber3eugung tomme.
DaB ibr Steil idcn Idngft nit mebr
fit for I aehoie mar IN Dab 70 Stoff
in bic 3eits BON 9tbom anO S4f am
Plas mar. Dab 70 ebbes in Die pref.
ients 3sis dtptusr nit ms9r itimms
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01
8erf6n 1.

@srf9noppt. BETTER
(sinss Gartenreftaurants gum Mil9s
mann frib): .9eitern battle i9 10
itartsn 8sfu6, un0 allies trant MiIf.
6u tpnnte i9 mir nidt unbers belfen,
uls stnus WaFer Der Mil9 au3uiets
gen. Ounn mar is aber aud tdum
5u trinfen!"
Mil9mdnn: ga, rlebr 1ls sinnluI
bertrdgt FEES MdFrn ni9t!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

Der gntf9uIbigaugss
Sunse Satin: r9eut
fri6 boIt 9u mir reueDo1 Die srds
men BON ben Bimpern getibt, nno
nun Milf On mid f4pn tpieber al
leii lafTen9!"
.Sd - S9oB - On glaubIt ia
gar ni6t, einen ME 6oben Galsae.
bait Define SrGnen 9dben!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01
Mabe.
ate

Sn bn SommerErlf6e ntrbsn
fbtntr neben reid gornierlen; bufits
M GpibtHs unb $tldsrtisT oiEetitn
Life aItiDtr aus olaiitm uno ees
IlftiIlfm 6roiie, aus arepp, 2eIusn
unb maIdfaml etiroesu, osnn bas
refine MeIb Ia irob aIsr 9orIists fur
buntTarbies Zone In bisIem Gommer
mthr ais Il 9rumpt nobel Is burd
fdrbiet Giirltt mo tintIids Gelo'
bIumenbulttts, Die ON Rod unb
9oIns oHastra6t lpsroen, porifibdft
btlebt pirb. Win 5itTs aIsibsr
bdonbsrs fraBenm6Rb gsItaIisn, 70
Iaitst mon Ittgsrn nit elmer fIotisn
eofsrotdin, nis, Die ieOs psiisrs, Ie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

Gin 9pIatibus. Gie:
sd made mir olf Gr8tIi6en Rat
rsdt bel 8epsguns.'
er: a9us merle i9; end6lsss
5rduIsin gsben mir Sag uno Aodt
i'm &opfe berum."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

- Dor @sri9t. Ri9tsr Gum
@uuusr): .9ieraHOlpdu5igmul iinb
Sit borbeItruft!'
Gaunsr G6mun1tInb): .SdppbI,
Ssrr Rt9tsr, beutt trisgsn mir q
SubiIduml"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01
. Nu6s @sfftruna. Qr

- Ru6e gsffsrung. amts
mann: Isle GROCER, itarter Mdnn
leben in MiBiggang uno 2ditern
uHo IdHen fid bon Sbrer f6pahen
6rau erndhren9 S9Gmsn sic fi9
bsnn ni9t9"
Bauer Gsrtntri9): r's Bort ia nn'
babe uff, 6err amtmunn; bic ait'
Der Fals'u ia OO4 idun an gu beroe'
nknl" /
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mare I'm bu ben i'd seiu9t, es ion en-
Seller fortgebn I'm dusfinne. OF Der
8dr nit 0ie Sunsitet Stebts inner
mar i'm mo ber MiItsr 9usrta tpGr.
Sele Orbsr Is Die GsIerf9 1pdnif9
Dortomme I'M uq mas Ie unneritanne
ben, bds mar n5uerta", sc BEN st'
Oentt, fe ipate ben Suertd for mid
tetide unb reitepeg Is 70 ebdut { bal.
mes 0OBenb bon Die 6elsrf9 forf.
Sd ben oann nit Mpbfhens ans
geppe, baB i9 jest E quite 9feit
nenme IN f9Iafe lpo1t I'm ba ben Ie
mid in c 9ott genomme, mo aus
8aumdIt gebtIb mar. Dort ben i9
mid nuf en- 8onbel Grds bingeIegt
un ss bat nit lang eenomme, na ben
i9 10 tomfortubel sefiibIt ais OBJ i9
oa6eim uuf meine Rautf9 Iiege bebt.
Sd ben In meme &obtpudet aud
metn S4nuffbdds gefunne I'M ii ten
iub, 6ds mar c 8leifins. gdf9 mas
ben Id mid niptper od en- Sdnuff ges
tGdeIt - ba bait rnsr iefg feds
oruus made tOnne lin G9nieIer BEN
i'd BON mid setDfpe, bic mare aud nit
BON i9leGte @Itern. Sd BEN 70
INNER mel S9idial na9sebenft, mas
i'd in Die Iests paar 9dge aIlss erle6t
ge9G6t ben unb bdnn fin i'd 70 Bel IN
bel 81 bic Ro6ntlubi4en fomnte. odB
es gar nit 10 f4fapptg is, en- Sing au
ietn. Se9n 5e, tpenn i9 ieBt an ben
Gmperer Diuiam f6reitpe ou6tt,
bdnn Tam i'd tbn aIs nSerr Ronegs@
abrefIe In ounn oents 81 nur email,
ipenr Der MeoespeiIer ausfime oubt,
baB t4 en- Sing fin! 8ei Der pers
bottle Gubl oebt Is got nit glautps
I'M be6t Iage, boB es { barn Ser mar.
bietdbs er oentt. i9 mar gu bumm
for 70 sbbes. Nel i'd min Jpn f4on
Q Ding oober atpei seise.
@omit i9 berbleiipe
Shne Sbrn listper
phtliPp Gcuerdmpfet.
Qnnpnee. Sir eiu Diff
eeIddft riro cine ftotte @erfdufes
y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

sic berfs nit
bente, buB i'd en-
Sdndpp sebabt
ben, bietabs elmer
bon Die iDiIbe
Geaerfd bat mid
getennt. Sc oerfe
aud nit bente,
i'd Den &unne
iebt uuf gut
beitf4 sdsplehne
t1nn., for
tparun i'd nit t1r
Yind fem tpput.
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% q.

miBtraui6. Rabdnte
(3u Ser tfeIleiu6enoen a0Hin):
sd b6rte bod ioebeu. oaB Sbnen
meine ~dbsebenbe a6din oiefe STEELE
10 tpdrm empfobIen bat. unb tross
Dem 55gern Gis, etn3utrsten9~
469tn: nSd. MldSame. Der trGu'
i9 niGt rsdt, Der bob' iG NAL an
9tebbnbsr obTpenitig gema9t!@
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epIitter.

Oh BAIT mebr Seller, oIs Osiu
GsinO bsbauptst; Oiei.nigsn, ipsIas
ibm nibsn, bsri4nsist sr Dir.
@sr gu i9nsll trinit, tpiro balb
bsrouI4t, neil man nit s5dueII3i'
gen" cher ans 3iel tommt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

= Damn a. a.: rGussn sic,
Der 9err 90stoppen bebuuptete nal,
er bate Elm seiItreidss @sIt9t!"
g.: .9epib - psnn mans gerds
be neben Der @ifose zines Rilpfer.
bes erbIidt!"
- lnberfroren. Sdusberr:
nSeBt MAIDEN sic absr, SdB sic
forttommsn, msine GeouIb 1T bdIb
3u gn0e!"
9ouierer: .Reidt Re bieIlei&t nod
fir E paar Qrtitel9sn aus be pas
piertparenbrdn9e9"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

bisIi9 oetorotiben 3neden bisnsnbe
Ollie iibsrfliFig madt. abssrs6net
oisfs Qusnabme, lit nit ben fompats
tersn pie Den gang buTtigen Sons
msrtleiOsrn Elm Gurus p%erbunben, Der
fit ben G~slobsutsl re9t I6mersIi6
If: Der gu alien paFsnOe Ieidte
sommermantsI geniigt nidt mebr,
oenn bic Mo0e berIangt fir ieoes
RleiO cine puFeuos Ollie unO more
lie nod 70 Ieidt. DAB iie oIs 8drme.
Ipsn6er i~iberbaupt ni9t in 5rage
fame! 8aI0 iF es elm iebr turser
solsrO nit ungeIdnittsnen qermeIn
unb boGitesnbem 9rasen, balb Elm
Iur3es pelerinden ODER Elm geriiT9.
les Mnntelett aus 3uft oSer Moire.
DisIs Iofen, untsn e%ingsSogenen
IHparssn umbdnge, fpe,ie1 fir