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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05
BEED TESTING LABORATORY.

A Seed Testing Laboratory i,
being conducted by the United
States Department Of Agricultul e
with the cooperation of the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station Of
Louisiana. at Baton Rouge, for the
use Of the progressive farmers
and seedsmen Of the South
The purpose Of this Laboratory
is to furnish information to farm
ers and seedsmen as to the quality
of commercial agricultural seeds.
ln the past the farmer has had no
accurate means of determining
the per cent Of seed that would
terminate, and their purity from
mixture with foreign seed. This
laboratory, however, enables the
prospective buyer to obtain sam
Piles Of seed from the scotsman
Or grower and have been tested
before purchasing.
The Importance of this work
can hardly be overestimated. Que
of the essential features Of profit
able crop production is the use Of
good seed. The farmer of Louis
lana has often suffered inadequate
returns and, no doubt, in some
instances, complete crop failure
owing to the use of seed of in
ferior Grade. Not only that,
farm seed often contain noxious
weed seeds which, if soon, will
require time and money to erad-
icate. These resulting weeds
may in some cases effect perm.
anent injury to the farm.
The Laboratory is well equipped
for rapid and accurate test as to
purity and termination. A pur-
ity test can be made and report
returned almost Immediately. A
termination test requires five days
or longer, depending upon the vi
tality of seed tested.
To secure sample take three
0r four tablespoonfuls Of clover
or grass seed or ten or twelve
tablespoonful Of larger seeds.
This sample must represent &C.
curately the bulk from which it |
= taken. To obtain q representa-
hive sample, handfuls Of seed
should be taken at random from
the top, middle and bottom of
The sack and, after thoroughly |
mixing these handfuls. take the
Damples for testing.
Send the samples distinctly ad.
dressed to the Branch Seed Lab
pratory, Agricultural Experiment
Station. Baton Rouge, La.
Your own address should be
distinctly written on each pack
lge. Samples can generally be
'ent most economically by mail. !.
A letter should accompany the
stating whether the sam
lie is to be tested for purity, for
termination or for both. If more
han one sample is sent at the
anne time. distinguishing marks,
nch as number or trade name,
.ould be upon them 50 that re-
'orts will be associated with the q
light samples.
Not more than five tests for
'urity will be made for any one l
rm or individual in any one cal S
ndar month. +
Not more than ten tests for t
ermination will be made for sny I
ne firm or individual in any one +
alendar month. y
Farmers and seedsmen alike are |
rged to make the fuies: use of l
MS laboratory and endeavor to ?
Aise the standard of seed used b
d Louisiana farms. This labora- d
Try il established and maintained 6
n the purpose Of furnishing in
as to the quality Of n
Rricultnral seeds. c'
W. R. DODSON, Q
Collaboration in Charge. q
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05

The length Of the canal from
deep water in the Pacific to the
deep water in the Atlantic is so
miles. G'Mu
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05

WIN cure your Rheumatiem
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps.
Colic, Sprains. Bruises, Cuts and
Burns: Old Sores. Stings of Insects
Etc. AnhseDtic Anelyae, used in
formally and externally. Price Csc.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05
After Four Years Of Discouragins
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Upn Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.

Catron, Ky-ln an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: 81 suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
this time, ! could only sit up for a little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, l would have severe pains
In my left side.
The doctor was called in, and his treat
ment relieved me for a while, but was
soon confined to my bed again. After
that. nothing seemed to do me any good.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05

Piles Cured In 8 to II Days
Yoar druggiet Will refund noney Il PAzo
OdN!1HNr fails % cure any case of Itching.
The nrst Application gives Ease and Rest. S1c.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-12-05

III you can only get wealth
and power, it makes no differ
ence how You get them, they will
make you q big one, and that il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
was required of the appellant by Judge
Stafford G. White, who awarded the

was required of the appellant by Judge
Stafford G. White. who awarded the
writ.
kaylor had n five-year contract with
the coal company. emitting him to COM
missions OH so per cent of tho output
Of the company's mines sold in his
territory, whether or not sold by him
personally. The company contends
that he was paid all commissions on
coal sold by him except S53.64. omitted
by mistake.
Kaylor Is lighting to recover COM
missions claimed on $3.50 tons sold by
him to the West Virginia Sales Cor
poration. but not delivered. amounting
TO S475. and commissions on coal sold
by the company in his, Kaylor's, ter
ritory amounting TO s1.973.16.
writ Of error and supersedeas was
also allowed In the case of r. L. Jones'
administrator, VS.. the City OF Richmond
The original suit was brought in Hust-
ings Court. Part H., South Richmond
to recover $4,000 on account of the
death Of w. q. Jones, a street car con-
ductor. He was killed when a city
cart collided with a trolley car. knock
Ing the conductor from the running
board. The jury returned n verdict
for the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22

seven Icn1tenttnry COnyiCta and Ono
Negro Woman in Jail nre Set Free.
The expected batch OF Christmas par
dons WAS issued by Governor Stuart
yesterday morning. Seven convicts
serving penitentiary terms and one ne
gro woman serving n term In Jail are
the beneheiaries OF the Governors acts
of executive clcmency
The most interesting OF the cases Is
that OF Crandall Campbell. the young
Teanesseean, who was serving term
OF five years for fclonious assault in
Bristol. Crandall Is the man who sur
rendered himself to the Governors sec
rotary. after having effected his escape
from convict camp.
Another unusual case Is that OF
Isaiah Hyatt, negro seventy-five years
old, who was sent to the penttentiary
for three years from Lee County in
May, 1918. convicted OF horse stealing
The pardon OF the aged negro was
urged by the Commemorative attorney
Others released from prison yesterday
afternoon are:
Meredith Cyphers. convicted August,
1906, in Circuit Court OF Buchanan
County OF murder and sentenced TO ten
years in penitentiary. Granted condi-
tional pardon December II, on recon-
nendation OF Superintendent of Peni-
Tertiary. because of good service to
road camps.
Milton Jackson. convicted December,
1910. IN Hastings Court, Richmond Of
house breaking and sentenced TO 1--WE
years In penitentiary. Granted condl-
tioNal pardon december II, on recon-
rnendation OF attorney for Common
wealth.
Lucy Harris. convicted August 10.
1914, In Police Court. Part l.. Rich
mond. OF assault and battery and SEN
fenced to twelve months in Jail
| Granted conditional pardon December
II, on recommendation OF police JUS
tice.
Charles Brooks. convicted juno, 1918,
In Corporation Court. Roanoke. Of
felonious assault and sentenced to two
years in penitentiary. Granted condi-
tional pardon December IT. 1914, on
| recommendation OF judge and attorney
| for Commonwealth.
J. y. Mcekins, convicted April, 1912.
in Hastings Court. Richmond. OF ma
licious wounding and sentenced to FIVE
years In penitentiary. Granted condi-
tional pardon December IL on recon-
mcndation OF attorney for Comm on
wealth and on further condition that
he report to Father c. +. Hannigan for
one year.
Dock Hines. convicted April. 1909, in
Circuit Court of Wise County of muir
der. and sentenced TO ten years in peni-
Tertiary. Granted conditional pardon
December II, 1914, on recommendation
OF Superintendent OF Penitentiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
Motorman,s Hearing Po.tponed.

The case against ]. G. Bradley, the
motorman of the First Street Line
charged with involuntary manslauSh-
ter as a result Of the death of Will
liam Yarbrough. in Grace Hospital Sat
urday night was yesterday continued
until December "a In the Police Court.
Coroner Taylor Is serving as wit
ness In a case In the Hastings Court
during the early part of this week, and
found 1t necessary TO postpone the in
quest in the case until Wednesday
morning. Yarbrough was struck by
Bradley's car near the south end of the
First Street Efidge on the morning of
November 80 and died of a fractured
skull in Grace Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22

day for tree planting. trees 20 be pur-
chased for this work
Superintendent OF Electric Plant. ny.
laborers at So a day. five ltnemen M
81 cents an hour. sufficient tools and
materials to proceed with the work In
Scott's Addition. Forest HIN and point,
designated by the board.
Superintendent OF Gas Works, thirty
laborers at So a. day, tools and neces
sary materials.
superintendent OF Water Works.
twenty-five laborers at SO a day, a
temporary plumber at 81 a day, ncces-
sary tools and materials
Superintendent OF Street Cleaning.
$50 men ut 80 day. sufficient brooms,
etc. teams and carts to DO hired pend
ing purchases In this department..
Assistant Superintendent OF Parks.
hfty laborers at Sc day. necessary
tools and materials to equip force.
City Engineer, thirty-fve laborers mt
50 day. necessary foremen at $3.50
day. necessary teams. tools and ma
tcrialS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
CHRISTMAS PARDONs

seven Pcnftentinry Convicts and One
Negro Woman in Jail nre Set Free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
be certified to the board snmimonthly.
MUST REPORT WITH PAY ROLLS
ON WORK ACCOMPLISHED

Each OF the department heads. the
Keepers OF the cemeteries and Colonel
Burgwyn arc instructed to submit to
the board. along with the pay rolls.
statements showing the amount OF
work accomplished. material removed.
tools. material. teams. etc. purchased
and their cost, the character of the
work performed and an inventory OF
the teams. tools and material on hand.
They arc directed also, IL possible, to
classify the work performed so as to
show what percentage of the work Is
OF Il permanent nature
Besides tho assignments to lakewood
Cemetery, official assignments Of the
emergency force were authorized by
the board as follows:
Maury and Mt. Olivet Cemeteries.
twenty-five laborers. n. 50 day; one
foreman, $3.50 n day: two single teams.
with drivers. at $3.50 day; tools to
the value of s5i.75.
City Engineer, ten laborers at 50 a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
RENEW MAIL BUSINESS
French Departments Arc Again ir
Communication With L. s. by Mail.

Postmaster Hay t. Thornton was
notified yesterday by the Post Office
Department that parcel post matter
could be received for the Departments
Of the Cote dor, Doubs. Jura, Nievrc
and Yonnc in France. These depart
ments were cut off from this country
in November on account of the OPP
Grafton of the armies engaged in the
European war. The following depart
ments are still under the ban: Aisne
Ardennes. Aube. HnuteMarne, Haute-
Saone. Marine, Meurthe ct Moselle,
Mouse, Nord, Disc. Pas de-Calais, Seine
ct Marine. Somme and yosges. No mail
will be received for these places at
present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
Nan Reported M,.,,pr.

William Feldman, forty years old, of
221 West Broad street, was yesterday
reported missing to the police. His sis
ter described him as being five feet six
inches In height and of dark COM
plcNion. She asked the police to en-
dcaNor to locate the man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
WRIT OF ERROR

Supreme Court to Review Case InvoIv-
Ing Commissions on Snie OF Conl.
The Davy Pocahontas Coal Company
against which c. NJ. Kaylor, n former
sales agent OF the concern, obtained n
Judgment for alleged unpaid commits
sions amounting to s2.5O1.79 In the Nor
folk Circuit Court, was awarded a writ
OF error and supersedeas by the Su-
preme Court OF Appeals yesterday.
The defendant company contends
that the verdict was contrary to the
law and evidence, and that the cour
lnlsdirected the jury. Bond of $500
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

.F-. = .
.unb 6arf i'd barum bitten, Fit oieit
4rbeit bier einsn guten R1afpLgsr
au erbalten2 3snn es piroe mir
tpe6e tun, baran ~ benttn, 0aB oits
ies Wert bernnhIdifgt o0sr psrs
pfuIht fDerben t0nnts!"
limb 6err gamma piirbigtt oieiea
GsFiibl BON gan3em Ser3eu uro CAB
i6m bic 3ui9erung, Dab bic 4rbsit
Dem beiten Manne anDertraut peros,
ben er 6ierilr finbeu tonne.
Sin anbtrer 5aftling, Der gut NIT
gFeroea umqeben tonnte uHb oahtr
Bic G66ut ii6er bic Stallunsen er.
belt, fano zines 4benbs Elm psrtppls
les Tier ernftIid ertrantt. Ct buI
ben Wddter UNI bic GrIaubnis, BIZ
Ra6t ibsr i'm Gtaus gu bleiben, nm
feTtduoig auF has qfero gu a6tsn.
I0ies nur6e inn gsTiattet. uub pirta
lih b!ieb sr Bic gauae Iaht auf
pflegte bas pfsro unD pdr febr 9lld.
lfa, als Is tbm gslan9en mar, Der
g~atienteu pieber In Gronuug ~
bringeu. Mton bergaB bis8 nidt
nn6 als fem Strdftsrmin obgsIduFer
mar, puroe er nit einem Saldr an.
seite1t.
6pl6e Grfahrungsn Bat bic PRO.
pins Ontario NIT msnihen gemaat
pelde inter Sen hertammlidel
EGbasmea meiHfns ipie bic gsfahtlid.
fen 8eftisa 6e1aRoelt meroen! I'M
bic Ginsetneu unO oas 9an3e ite9el
F6 am beFen babel.
li6ts lit 10 ~erfoI9reih pie be
Gtfolq, uno % iit NIT 8efimmthsi
su ernartsn, baB Elm 0erarttges 8ei
ipiel in adna0a unb bielfad dnoer
marts Gduls MAIDEN pir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

Mit eintM @ort: bic Operation
btrfitf uhgtmsin iuitruttio unb paud
erte 3tpei Siunoen.
MS Der lebts NaselitiG getan nnb
bic gerbdnbe anqelegt lparsn, purs
ben iofort DieberbelebungsperTude
onaeitelt. gber 5Ied madte pors
ldnitq ntdt bic gsringite Mienc, sum
q,6en snriidsaftbrsn. nan Idrie,
(qrmie un0 Ieuerte i'm 9pfe Gin De-
Tbts as: es uiibte nidts. mau brahs
Il III manufacturer gdb beg Be-
pnBitoien sebu ailooramm Gitraiit
aur Grptolion O~eriel6e negatlpe
GrTotg.
enolid. gegsn s llbr a6snbs. tom
lem GonttdtsIptootsn qrotonpst eins
deuiaie S0te. Nan iaiftt sur IL
aompagnie unb lieb ben 3ugstoms
monbcntsn Jtsds. einn stniier
| 3uaFaGrer Glampa, hoten. Der trni
| IN Ben 2ebIpisn heran uno idrit
| i6m rreimal ius DIR: aohpein!l'
I'd Talug Sled bic peil4enbIausr
Mfaeif out unn mar gerefiet.
IN aaer Gile bus nGdssH 1aatl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

elienbabu MIR bon straIlHssn bssient.
ar6sitsH. 90 lit nod sin Radtpda.
ter porbanosn, Der dbsr ftlbtr
Gtrdflina III uns nur Grdnoe oosr
fonItiae nnidas Su psrbitrn bat. Sn
5u6f monaten nabmsn orsi o6tr
bier 5trdflines fransofihsn abI9ito;
fat ishsr oisIer rpurbs SuriidssbraAt.
uno "a III uiemunosm tingetalIen, me-
atn zines 70 nusuabmsptiitn 4ort.
bruhes 0as gufgtbtn bts S1iisms
al %perlnngtn.
glu6 bari nod bsruorgehobn rptrs
Sen, buB tstn tin3igsr Der pdar
9arhbrenusrei : GGus bas ergstnis
iraenenelher @erabreouug mar.
Saun als Bic srfien @efangrntn 81
g,atnn bts Gommtrs In bic WiIoa
mis- UNI fort Wiaiam hinausgrfiihrt
purOtn, aut btriebeu NIT Der uotptn'
biosn Eager ausnuttuns, Sttgtsn is
nnasFhts Der @sIsgsnhtit 81 tripritBa
lidtr gstdlisuua ibrtr araft. uno IN
boiler 4uroiguns oes tn tie gsiebtsn
Wsrtrauens, tinsu gsiit, ptlter ods
Bette. bstIpra6. Gle drbeitsten NIT
nabrbaFt patrtotifhsm Gifsr; uno in
fiinF ober feds 1agen hdtten ne auf
Itts glcrts @aIelau6 utdt nur BIZ
gdume ~abgs6dueu uRh ale GtHmptI
beIsitiat, IoHoern bsrsits aud oda
qan0 NIT aIben nno adrtoffeln BE-
piiamtl limb Die 5ortiebung mai
bss glnfangss DoIauf piirbig.
.5n Ssrbf uHb Mintsr ipurhsr
stpa 900 qersa aaub ent9oI3t uni
tulturfabid gsmg6t. auBeroem pura
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

uWtnn | 6drE" Sat bss 8tihtnusrrl
Shoridle Itiner aitbiten. ots 8oha
Isnbaidis Regi, gsihriebm, slpsnH /
bari, 70 tumm | inner b atlotl IN
ltrlaub 6pim."
.aamm nu', Oh bdrfFa," Pat t9m
ait Rsqi' mad otr @arniIon 3uriit'
1t%6ritbn .un bab ID au potiat'
lit EN- rDrle!Fdtt 9ihtig2 iih
Molet bi Is, I'M BEN ban ! miieBe
wootll Idtob, neil I 8 idoniai
Mloblt i'm 8orF mar bet er g'iutt.
lie unotrt 0itbtroDltere bent bsrt'
0rrsQe 4ubruB triegt. porab 8
grilltbuere 5ldus nit ibrsS atumpt'
nas I'm 3 BederirsnosIs @reili, ott
10 feui g ardmerpetsrs Sepp mods
iftriedt i'm mpint, f pirs no Rrd'
merIeppen; peIlstpeg au, bic, nit thr'
gcIlauge! lin ma | Dir no b'risdt'
nil: cid { punoertider aatb, lpu
mi oba'mo!t bet, I'M meng rdrredta
3it98s bet II 5'ltsb a. mi nc
q'ldpGbt. 8eut au, ar bet mi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

der bafir aus, feline M6rosr p0st
Dpuomiter; ppbl absr feIts man
gsDisgt. Ginbrsdsr, GatIdsr, 1aa
fhsn6ie6e Il. 0trgl ohns ptltsFss IN
has gFelo. Cine 4btttIuug Der Sdfts
hinge uaa Der anosrsH = meiiteps
iunae eusrsifde MaRHsr, osTen Sats
matt man bigber IN ben 3eIItn
.fyuhtlos bate pertommsn laHeR, ano
ofenoreiu ltbr fohipisIig fir oas
@emeintpefen - puros gu ftanOi9em
qufentbalt auF cine Garm bon 1900
qeres qebra6t, BITE fogendnnte
.@uelpb farm", Inn bieieIbtn unttr
Muffht. aber untsr fsiHsr ltrafisrsn,
ais fs irgeHbpu daf Dem 2anos at'
Gbt tpirb, gebeibIi9 gu bspirtf4dftsp,
sic ipaten ii9 aud Hidt IN Graft
ooer fonitnie pDR senObHliten aFs
teitern unterideloen.
Der Grfolg oss 8eriudes ibertraf
fan Ole fiifnItsn Gr%pdrtunsen nod!
TN brei Sa5reu eutIprangen nur bier
5trafiingt, inter insgeidmt stfpd
taufeno, pel6e In bieiem 3sitraum
bier qermins abbienteu. ln0 nod
Ini6t 6aIb bitlt pte untsr
benz altmpoif6en gefdngniseG pitsm,
temmen pieberhnlt ala Strdftingl
auf bic Garm, 70 pieI beier iid i9y
2eben bter aa9 geifaltet!
gu ptiteren gemiibunasn eurd
oieIeH Grfols a~nssIporut. bat Die Rea
aisrlinq in Sen leBten Monaten elr
a6nliAes llatsruebmsn gu 5nr1
MiIIidm nit gum SeiI nod rau'
6erem MsnThenmatsrtdl ausgefiibrt
9er qroBsn Mtbrbett mad tamen oil
Menidentinber, tpelae bier f03uidger
Fn felbIt anbertyaut pur0en, bon q
ner 3iaeunsrbaft bin uno bsr tromen.
ben geopllerung. rttrutisrt aus oer
Observation-Disclosures Der groBsn Bin.
nenfeen, aus 6pl3fdaeTs aHo dui
Giienbabner : Iagern, plele peFpuW
melte 4benteurer, I'M ubrisen fai
ausnahmslps itarie. riiIist 6sisasn
Gie tpuroen srit aus Dem 9e.
Fdnqnis, uub fpdter anosrs birsf
nab Der @erurteilung 100 auf piloei
Malolano bon 100 4eres 4asbeh
auua i'm GuBeriten AorOnsitsn be
groDin3 gebra6t. nm oasfelbe MD
Hur In auIturiauo 80 perlpanoelr
fnnhern audi lire eigeneR 9ebdufun
|. cen aH bauer ur0 nod piele amer
|. groB3tgig anaelegte 8erbferun8el
3R f4affen.
seoem tpurbe su alien 4nfaag oa
| 8erfpre9en ubgenommen. teine,
Nasbru1s : @eriud su MAIDEN,
aber aud meter ni6ts! Gs sibt Tel
nerlet GinI1lRBung; bic 3ette IN
Bic 6duIer Der Gtrdflings lisgel I'll
bic Melt 70 frsi, pis nur irgen0 q
/ NaetaaTn9er ! @srlieb Id Der Min
ais. BON GeHsIunsen bss a0rper
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27
ssmtriRanif@tr ,, ~sIiem@tH".

Senator Stone BON MtiIIouri III
Elm areuno pon ftartem aafiees uno
tpenn man i9m tdtt neiTsn ben ia
aud bier5uIanoc niAt unbetdnns
Ten n9iiemhen' norieBt, ldbt er bas
nidt unqerii9t 9ingeben. Ginmol
mar CT in einem Reitaurant 5n 8as
ton Rouqe bein Diner unb 1otte ges
rooe bic ben S4luB biIbenbe 5oiIe
aaFfse an bic 2ippen gefihrt, oIs sr
Elm aoua perbubtes Gefi9t madte uHb
ben Direttpr 6oIen lisB. aqgte rtna
nen Gle bieie 6liiiigfeit2" fragfe Ct.
.9affee". .auffee2" miebtrAoIte Der
gerdtor berddtli6, ptuenn ih zinc
aaFfeebobne in ZEN Mtunb nsbnie. BIZ
briiben in ben MiiTiiippi ipringe nno
i'm bis gidsburg gang R~erlnters
Fdptmme, bann %garantiert .id 81
men, baB ieber 9ropfeu i'm STUB mebr
Qnlprnf onf ben 9ttel aafFse bal,
ais bies 3eug bier"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

,Das if itnsq g~sganssn" Be-
mertte Der Spsrateur uHb tat ben
erItsn trdItigen Sdnitt.
aSier fs6en Gis. meme Serrtn' ,
Tagte Der Gtabsar8t 5u feinsn as
iItenteu, ben arummoarm, bier BIZ
8aubinids El1pps, unb ba 1T Der
pitlbeiprodens -. 9bo!"
Der 9ottOr pftff Isiis bnrd bic
3dbns. vi.
.. qba.. 90. bal - Stbr intereIs
Innt, meme 6rrrsn. tommen Gle Elm
penig ndber bier ieben Gle e.
men i~ogenannten pertiimmerten
Wurmfnrliab. Dir Ratur gefdat
lia mandmat In Ioldsn MiBbiloun.
aea, uno Qufgabe Der Gbirursie II
"a. in bieIen unb dbntihsn 5daer
per6eFernb unb ergdn8eno e%in3uarei'
fen. Ger 9eutige Gtono unisrel
| Mi6enfhoft gibt uns cine MengI
Mittd in bic 6ano. bic, ourh elmer
QepiHen1aIteu uno tiidtigeu daa.
NOM anqtnenbet. sum Segen fii
| bic MenId6eit perben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

Agit qrobtn Gmrittsn gebt IN elmer
aeibt Slaaisn giprpamsrilas bic RE-
form ots gttdf,iugs peisns tn unis.
rem Nagsu ppripdFts. ssii SnbrJsRH'
isn btltebt bel ms Elm @ttaHgniss
aeform , 9srbano, 5u Dem Ditie ber'
prrraaenet DISQUALIFICATION sshorsn,
nuh aer cine ruhriat Qaitution be-
trsi6t. Gttr birie 4sitaticn tpira
idlpeiie abtrboit oura Qas, mas IN
Den lebltN paar Sabrm an lot q d.
-Iimtn Reiormen duf oieiem tutt'
ttatn @ebielt ou uRo bort gtlet'
Itrt petNm III uno pabri@etnlid
Id6T ilber biz 8dni6f man6rr llit'
pliroer itnts 9srbaRoes biHausssht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

nit gen8in, inbeIen elm oritter Die
Snftrnments fteriliftsrte,
Der Sta6sar5t, nit sineg Iangen
Mantet ansetar, srat auf osn Yns
tienisn gu.
Sled 3~itterte an 9an3sn 2elbs unb
flnpperte nit ben 3abHeu tpie bns
Gtelest zines 9mntbnspItroes,
,Menu... i9 49,. er9ebenIt .
ge6prIamH
.Memme!l4 Toatt Der Stabsar3I
btr1btli6 uub fpufie i'm grpben
Boom IN tinen aiibel.
aRsnn id tA -" bob Der Sc
Frciie n~euerpings an, bod feline Stint
me perIaate.
Der fharfe gen3ingeraA ftieg Jpn
In bic QaIs. boB sr 9lanbte, auto'
mobil an fa6rsn. SIN nddfttu 2lu.
osnbiid lentte liG bic 6loroformiert
NnutIduimoste duf fem Geiift.
.8aEleu Gis!" risf cine Gtimms
llno IT sd9tte lalleno uno mi
E4nsrsr 3nnge: Sins 5rpei
0rei
m3dbien!1
Sid CAB IsiRsu aout pan F4.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

fam Der Gtobsar5t, UNI mad benz
gatisntsn 81 isGen.
dlsd lag cine gstnidte ellie -
frierenb in Ietuem Bette.
Run, pie aeht es Sbnen2"
a8ante b0flifit, aber tperr i'd
mir gans gthorIamit gu btmertcn. :
ga, fagen Gle mir. mas poHtn
sic benn eigentIid? 5ie ha6ef nu4
oetern immsrfori stpas bemtrisH
noQeu!@
.Menn id mir geborfamf az be-
merfen aetatten birfte, bob id fdon
Dor 5pei Sabren an 8Iinbnarments
aiinbung erfrantt mar uno bab mir
bamals - Der 8Iinoonrm i'm Ahs
asmeineu 9ronttnbaus Israusgse
I6nitten tpurbe.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

.a'irdaf, Oh I au iao { 6tas bet,
lit - netlensg ban is osm nf b
glas bunoe. gum amber mol bet Ct
g'iait: ieocs @isb, bic tot GHtritt
mint nit ibr'm Sra trisgs m0sdt,
miiBt Srie Ga6e blu. Coz. ShorfHs
lc, isbt baB ut! 3'erI6t fpsnn oer
Tla' Dbsbs ! idpot ues IN 8iriss
bres tummt, 6trno iolrs @teb Z
Gitdt a'5iinoe. Oss mar 3 trfht;
1srnohoer foil fs IN be Stisfel5tes
der bole, Oes mar y spoit. rBes
lid 10 gor niirt!" ban | DO brutf
q'faif, ,un ma ifd iebt 3 oritt?@
30 bet be Moter g'fatt. 2 britt
tonnf gar fol 0ieb Mint Fsrti' brins
80, ra' mutB | 6enn DO Obn?"
fan / 6rGff reui6ieris g'frag..
- Mael baIte!@ bdt bsrno9 Be
moler g'fait I'M Jet oer5u s'ladt.
So, peIlepeg
/ air6wstb. 2 gleustas. . uarriI9sa
9eua. ! abeJss.