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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
NEWS AND VIEWS
OF LATEST BOOKS
."rhe Vanished Messenger"

By l., Phillips opponhcim Little
Brown & COMPANY
That prolinc ana popular writer Of
stories of intrigue. l.. Phillips Open
helm. has chosen as the theme for his
latest story. The Vanished McSsenc CT"
AN Imagined coalition that actua,
events have since proved 10 he some
what fantastic lie has assumed y
dcep-laid plot on the part Of all tho
Continental powers TO conquer Eng
land. disrupt her empire and PARTITION
her colonies among themselves The
story was published in August. and.
emcmbcrinc what began 10 happen ~
August. IT viii be seen that Mt. Open
helms guess WAS bad one.
Nevertheless he has written thrill
ing tale, whose unrcality does not di-
rninsh its interest. though the char
uctcr Of it's villain seems altogether
impossible t. those who have adhered.
as 3 part NJ their creed. to the belief
in the answering loyalty and patriot
ism of EuSlishmen. For the wicked
god who dcsccnds from Mr.. Open
helms tctioual machine and eudcavors
10 aid the powers ia destroying Great
Britain is uu EugliShman. Il Nur!olf
squire OF -Cuti. birth and immense
wealth. who takes u hcudish delight in
WORKING evil Of lli kinds. both 10 IN
ciiVidutlS ana 10 tho nation.
This Squire FoutoiuI must have been
- thoroughlN bad one from carly youth.
since he was incoutincntly fired from
the Foreign onicc yca,rs before the he
ginning of the tale for having sol"
certain secrets IL Il foreign pcWe'.
Therefore. il Is easy to understand why
his brother throw him over. terrace
ana crippled him fur life. Tile reader
viii, regret cnly that the aNcnSiuS
brother did not Kill him. Sourcd en-
bittored and enraEcd. he dcVotes his
iii, to intrigue. murder and even tor
turc.
The ploasantries liz which h" is
chichy engaged during inc rerlo" @
Mr Oupcnhciu's study concern the lui
ine. OF sailors to death by false light
On shore Incidentally and the inter
ccntiou Of 4 messenger from the tnlt"d
states TO the SonspirinG nations III par
ticular. II the messenger reaches inc
Hague, which the author has selected
as tic meeting place for tile repre-
scntatives oil tho powers. wa, viii not
bo declared. if he does not succeed IN
hc.rinc his warning safely, Great
Britain will bc overwhelmed.
with his spies scattered throughout
Tho world with his private telegraph
and wireless instruments wor'SinS DAY
ana night the villain learns of the mes
scn.cr's arrival in England. and there
oulcl>lv follows the tale OF The Van
ishod Messcngcr" Nh Europe searches
for him tho English authorities con
stunned with anxiety. ana All the Wi'ic
he l. safely locked up in the sQuircS
ancestral halls and dreadful little
,ywcr hy thu sca. and. meanwhile. the
.ouire int"rccptS messages from the
British admiral. forwards them to the
Continent, and generally makes
vicious traitor of himself.
How he is finally bai'od, foilcd ana
dane 10 death is told most cNcitmgly
and rcalistically in "The Nanishe"
MESSENGER.
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I;v Mary Austin. - Appleton n Co.
I'm this volume the author tries 20
cxnrcss In Il readable and Clcar manner
her ideas on the subject of marriage
and its relation TO the problems OF
modern society. Rather u large order.
this. aud Mrs Austin is not 10 be con
dcmncd if sh" has not contributed u
complete study. There can be no such
thing as Il complete study Of such a
subject, but Mrs, Austin has AT least
written earnestly and inteiliGcntly OF
the matter. She has expressed her
own opinions. whether they he the re-
suit 81 very profound thought or not.
and SHE has. besides. collected a good
deal OF the current opinion in this day
of ours.
Mrs. Austin has decided that love i*
not 10 he treated seriously as a mere
state or affection OF the mind. but as
IAN cncr-iamu force which serves Cod
in the same way that the other great
natural forces serve Him. She also
discusses the freedom Of love. ana
looks into the grave questions of
divorce,
Meanwhile. mon and women will con
t!iuc to fall TO- and ont of love, with
out regarding at ali any OF tho why's
and Whcrcforcs That may, ~ may not,
III their peculiar cases.
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HAD P|MPLES
AND BLACKHEADS
All Over Face. Burnt and Stung
So Impossible to Get Any Rest.
Ashamed to Go in Public. Cutcura
Soap and Ointment Healed.

32' Dabne! Ave, FiekSburg Miss -
About four years ago pimples and black
heads came all over my face which worried
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Uv irwin :. Cobb George H. Doran
90.
Mir. Cohb has that rare combination
of abilities. keen and quick pcrccp-
zion of tho humorous and a warm and
fun appreciation OF the serious. Mark
Twain posscssod II in the highest de
cree and the younger man Is la$.f!y
:upruachiuG the standard set M !A'"
great American hunorist Certainly in
''rou-hiug II pc luxe he blends cN-
aggcration and iniormAuon' coheuN
and counsel, anccd"tc and description
iu . maunci' that Mr.. Clemens would
not have been ashamed of
and his book Is not only amusing.
hut actually instructive. tie says That
there is no use in trNin: To describe
The Grand Canon OF arizona, but nc
proceeds to convey, in few pages OF
scnlihumorous description. as vivid an
idea OF its wonders az could be &c
sired Further, ne manages 10 obtain
"a considerable amount Of fun from the
Californian Native Son, and his deep
reverence. for tie climate OF Ills section
3c the country. vet he explains tho
Native Sons attitude 50 clearly that
lncre Is not only no sting in his humor.
but more than = little sympathy and
understanding. Thor" Is also some
sound advice In this HAPPY little book,
and a coed deal of real philosophy
The author makes IL clear that il Is
dangerous to speak 10 % san Fvancia-
can Of Frisco" as it would hc; and
ne supplies a set "f rules for tho
guidance OF prospective visitors tc IN"
Panama Pacific Exposition. He hnds.
toe in the far-famcd EarhaTy Coast
Inc same "dun-colorcd ti,-.someucss
and miserable transparent counterfeit
Of JOY" tina; mark ;ao avowcdly wicked
section Of amy Other city Though. he
says the inhabitants aver. the Coast
is not what y used 10 hc. And here
comes his philosophy: he SAYS that
tho appealing j. always what used
to DC FOR example, she vice OF BahH
ion is Infinitely more attractive and
dangerous than that cf the Bowcry, hc
cause Babylon was and the Eowcry Is.
The book is not devoted entirely.
however, to jocositics or wondermc nts
concerning tho cities, Mr.. cobb has
viewed the .,lorics Of natural California
with a seeing AND understanding eye
for their beauties, ana has written Of
them with per none tho less glowing
because OF its liehtncss
.'Roughing II DE LuNe - VERY
dciightful argument for seeing America
first, as we'll rs % happy bit pf humor
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is not fnc performance, but it is en-
tcrtaninR enough

tcrtainnG enough.
"ChiIdrcu al Bnuishmrnt."
Ey Francis William Sullivan. u f.
l'utnam's Sons
Considerable Of the spirit OF The
forest may pc found in Francis Will
liam SulliVan'S tale OF tho Canadian
Northwest. Children OF Eanishrient IS
NnI besides this. the story contains an
unusually elaborate description of the
lumber business in that country. which
is usc0 rs a basis upon which is built
4 story of Il financial and amatory
battle between two men.
The fighters are the husband who
seeks TO ruin the hero and Who dis
reputable as hc is. still loves his wife
ami the tcrtium Quid. vino struggles
with his love. for the wife. rs we'll as
in mis- conflict with the husband
eric King Of !Nsundcr''
" James Elroy Flicker. =. r.. Pat
MANS Sous
Altogether artistic work is shown III
james ElroN i'lccker's fanciful and
humorous tale. The King Of .AlSa nd err
II rs all whimay. and Very delightful
whrmSy. no more to he taken serious
L. than Alice in Wiudcrland'
WANDERING about the world. tho hero
coilcs 10 mythical country that nigh,
be almost anywhere. bat is probably
IN the authors mind, somewhere, in III.
Eaiians. There he has the most as
toniShing adventures. both with The
progressive sen ami in an antiuue
species OF politics. 1t is all foolcry--
tale OF madmcn. kings, Scholars
croccrs aud cons;ilS: a tale with two
hcroincs. both OF am extreme and in
dcscribablc hcauty: - tale OF tho South
and of sunshine. wherein will be found
diScuiscs. mysteries conspiracies
tights at least one good whipping an.
nlenty of blood aud love and absurdity
"a Very old sort Of tale; u tric a. JOY.
ouSiy Improbable - life itself
Iut I is delicious fooIcry--this King
Of Alsandei.''
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Wonderfully Good Values in RUGS

Despite the fact that the tendency
far distant future we are actually SELF
than usually prevail for the same value
9x12 it. Administers, in a large assert
ment of patterns and colors, $l9.4S..
Extra Quality 9X12 #. Brussels Rugs
in a complete assortment of patterns.
There isn't better Rug made to sell
for $4,000.
9X12 it. Tapestry Brussels Rugs, beau
tiful ailover patterns, $40.
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toward higher cost for Rugs in the not
!, these new Rugs at LOWER PRICES
9xl2 it. Kiltic Scotch Art Rugs, in blue,
rose, gray and tan
Serviceable, beautiful and cheap at
$1J.75.
High Grade 9Xl2 IT. Wilton Rugs, in
Oriental and conventional designs
beautiful combinations, $500.
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1t would be impossible to create anythin
ing than the exquisite conceptions in fine e.
candle, chiffon and net that will be found a
The type of the roll varies considerably
more than fiat collars; others are stffcnet
most as high as the ears
The F-neck is quite popular in gowns
the frilled style Of neckWear, open with rev
While some Of these, especially those dc
are quite dainty and feminine finished wi
rlfflings and plaitings, quite number are
line and give a smart, manniSh look
The vestee effect. however is develop
ably chic designs in this exquisite materia
Many of these are broadened at the wa
mans vest and pockets at the side fastenil
%6.9S.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
Speu u0eSin III QeufI6GauS
nu0 an Der 97rouf

pisbltlt gidubsltsnabtln, @~trbonbsaoiis
unb piebttlt @ramm Der ptfIhisoeurn
Wtbiiammit in bic 1duitnbs bon adiisn
zines a~a5ardhsuatb ~ ltgm iiub. Run
atbi aud Q1ss 70 tubia uuo Ffsr pis
sin llbrtpsrt. Cine Belle. bot, iA he Bus
riif1fitat bdtt. ppn Berlin mad ben IL
iin,rifFtlnnasH unisr Ghrapufls nub
Grandchildren birgt natlriid cine untri
b6rte anipaumna In Fd. Qbr be RHbs.
bic QiIIhttrianuna uub bic 8ubtffAi IN
lbtrdn eIsid. Don sinrm gto6a9iunass
ptab Dor Der artiltrit aus iprah la irlss
pbonilh NIT tinsm Waior. BET IN tintm
Gdabtngrabsn lag. inapp tinta baIbm
aiIomttsr bon ben dubtrii,u iran55FIhtn
Ghdbsnlinitn sniFtrni. Ct iprdh nift
afltin NIT bsrIslbsn Ruht nit bel tiuem
Wlan0ptr, Ionbsrn dnd nit 6umor. llno
bod lonni, er itbsn Que,HbIid BON elmer
auptt etiroffm nsrbsn.
Der trfts %Gtapptnpta, ben it i'm Qis
tomobit befubr. trforbsris bier Stunbsn.
CT par aeFiint bon iilomtttrlongsn qros
pidHts nnb Muniiipnslolonuen, aan5s
StrSms BON pIsroen. R,iitrn unb l6ipes
rem Maesu. Sd Tprud bsm In m,iutr
gtsIeituns btfinblidsH Gffilier etssuiibtr
msius gsripuHbsruna aus. unb er ants
portsie rubie: mir babtu 80 Gtapptns
tpla,. bic ebsnlo pol inb BON qtbtn unb
Bacterial, ME bicIsrl' llno trob allebsm
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Cine &OfdRenaneRoote.

Die MisHsr .MilitGriIde Runbf9au"
er5dhlt folgenbeg erg0BItde @eT9iat6en
bonn 6itlidsn RrieesfndupIdb: So purbe
gum 8uionsttangriFf bsFoblen, unb uns
fere braOen SoIbdten i~tiirSten Ii9 auf ben
Geinb auf benz alien 9labe blief
ni4ts psiter Suriid aIs bic 9erpunbeten,
bic SdnttdtsIpIbaten unb Elm iuneer 8us
bapsfter Oberar3t. Die tGmpfenbtn "TRIP.
pc mar bersits Tebr nett mad born Der.
ihtpunben. 3iefe Rube Iagerte iiber Der
9egenn. plSbIin ptrbeltsn duf bsr naben
2anbitrdbt bi9te Grandmother auf. @ros
Bss 8epolter. pfsrbsgetrampeI. Nus Der
Gldnte raft plobIid Elm tpilber 9pTatens
trupp brett duf ben Oberarst unb beTen
2eute los. anapp bor benz berbinbenben
Qr3t bIeibsn bic 8oTaten itehsn, be pferbe
IdurreH nit ben GtBen, uno bic 4piIbtn
Better bIidsH NIT funfsInben 4ueen auF
ben 8ostor unb duf beHen 9eute. Ser
a~oiafsnoFfisisr fdreit In f6lsGt.m DeutT6
auf ben Doctor elm:
sgBsr Iinb Gis9" Der ar5t seiot, ouF
bds rothe arsu3 auf ftinsm linfen Mrm
uub antportet ohne jebsn S6rcd: SD
bin IrSt unb itebe unter BEN G6uBe Der
@enfer 9onbertion." Der RoIdtenpFftsier
herrfht Jpn iptlb an: .Das lit mir ules
ems! Das 1T mir bplltommen elet1i Don
mir aus t6nnen Sic Mrat fem unb unter
mas INNER fir einsm ipnDsntipnelsn
Sdub itehen, i'd Isbe in Sbnen Elm nit
sIisb Der taiIerliden armss, bier lit iebe
ausrebe umipnIt. Ob Sie arst fnb ober
niHt. ih srssbs midi" Der DuttOr ftebt
unb FART ben RuHsn an. Der frembe
Offtsier fdreit ober fpeiter, nnb feinen
Sdbtl sisbsRb, bgiilt er: .Wenn Sic mid
niht iofort entpdffnen unb urs nint ipsss
trunsportiren. 70 fp1Ite id Sbnen ben
SdGbeI! Wbripdrtsl Gins, atpei!"
@esen bieTe tpiIbsn RerIe mar ni9ts All
md9en, btr Doctor CAB Der @etpoIt mad,
urb fihrte bic FiirdtsrIihe aOIatsatrupps
ins Eager sAri6.
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Ter i6ptkli6t @slsbrlt uab BorI6s
u%nsArdlmbg, Br. Gbsn 9tbin. bate Fd
Dor iiuign Modem auf GinIdbnng btF
ftuiihtn Wilildrbsb0rbm an bic
Wstiront btgtbtH. i'm Fd ptti6ns
IiA BON btr npabrhtit Der BON ben 1sln'
bfH gtntfhlanbs iib,r has bfuiitt Ger
p%srbrdttien Na6riditn iibsr1aiasR ~
t5nntn. Or. Gpen 6tbin ittbi Bel ltintu
ganbsisui,n nidt aatin IN benz Ruit zines
iibtrstuaitH uno marmbtt5tsm Qatrioi,u,
lie i,nneH ion aud aus itinsn Sdrii.tn
unb Rgbsn als ahTrihtistH 9tipanbtfr
unb Brfuno Der Dsuifden. Gtint RtiI,
mad Der btutidtn Wenfroni nurbs bdtsr
htgrtiiIihr @tilt In Snpsbsn pitl Be-
MERIT unb dna,msin dlB cine edn5 bsfoHs
bsrs tbttnboIle ausBtinunna unb aufs
msriiamtsit bss aaiisrs an ben Gorlhtr
uHb bas Idpsbiide 8oll auiatFabt. an
,iutm Wripatbrisi,, Der .goH Der beut'
idtn Wtiiront, ben 5. Ottober" balieIt
III. fbitosrt 6ebin gum trittH MaIt feline
einoriids ibsr ben gsrlaui, ben itin,
asiit bis babiH stnommsn hattie. Die
IioIapebiite 3situng .SnbIOmsla Dag
blaoti" in MaIm6 IN in Der Gage, ben
inisrtHantsn Brief I'm BortIaut AZ bers
offtutliasn. es pirb oud uns DtutI6s
iuttreiIircn. tpflhs ginbriidt Der bsriibmts
GhDsbs auf BEN ptitlidsn ariessT6ous
plab bon u%uIsrsu tupitrsH Solbntsn me
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pfangtn Bat, ipesbal6 bier Der Brief, BEL.
fen Dsrth nett iibsr ben zines geip0bn'
Iihsn qripatbriefes b~inausssbi, in Eel
9auptIdnt piebsrgegebsn fem mag.
Or. 6ebin fhreibt II. w.: ,Sdon fell
2ona'n bate i'd Dir idr,ibsn Tonsn, nm
Dir stipas bon meinen ginOriiden in
0sutihlano unb an Der Gront gu bsri6.
ten. DAT ss nidt Iriiber geI@ab, bsrubi
barauf, bdB i'd erIt 70 piel alg m0elid,
febsn Dolte, unb niinIdte, bab mtine
Giubrids retItn, mstn urt9sit uno mtint
Wlittbsilunesn nolauf mpsrIdifg peroen
IofItsn. Oh peibt, baB ih bonn eriten
Gage bss Rriesss an ieinsn aussnblid i'm
3peifel ipnr iiber ben Musgang bes Rams
pies. DAB es cine I9tpere unb arobs ar.
belt psrbtn pirbs, cine bsrartige usbe.s
mdht Su brehen, bus tonntc man pers
Itsben. Qbsr iebt. Ieitbsr ii sigsnsn
4ugsn 70 bel gsieben Ga-,, iinb no i'd
mid i'm Wittelpuntt Der greieniFe bes
fiube, iebt Ittbt mir tlarsr dIs itmdls Dor
Qussn, baB bas bsutids Colt, bas fiir
feline @riten5 tdmpft, iisssn muB.
On Berlin tounts ID nidts unsen5bns
Iines %pahrnebmsu. 0ds lrbtn In ben
StraBsH bate fem gep0bnlitts Qusiebsn
ptsbtr anatnommen. Sd mar sritaunt,
70 pieIe BANNER in ben bsitsn SabrtR III
IebeH, unb i'd tonnte niht nntsrlafM, al
bsnten; bier in Berlin befiubst Ii6 in biss
fem augsnbIid elm Reieroetorps BON ilns
oefdhr elmer MiQion Solbaten. MuF BEN
Mtge iibsr 5rauffurt am Dlnin un6 aobs
lena, ben i'd i'm automobil s~uridIsgts,
mdhte i'd bisisIbsn Wahrnsbmuneen: bds
-biiratrtids 2ebsn fpieIie Tid in unsslt6rs
ter Rubs, in feinsm alttn @elsiie ab. Sd
perinohte uiht bic gsriHgIte Gt0rang 81
merien, 4llss arbeitste pis i'm tieIitsn
Grisben. Das ein3iss, unssrDbnlide ipus
rem bic 2anbturmpfoitsn an ben GiIsns
babns unb 8tuBbriiden. Don ben eetpdls
tisen Transporter al Msnfhsn, pfsrben
uno Bacterial, bic nab Mtttn gingtn,
bate Mo feline abnung, fpenn man nidt
ssrdbe bic Giisnbabnitationsn nuFfuhts.
@uf ben nn8dbligen Gt~appenregsn mars
i9irten beTtGuoig nene 9rupptnmasn IN
bic Gront. 100 man ii6 befinbet, ipp0i
g oun iunssn. ~itarten, friiden, pDhI duss
aebiIbeten unb auseeriiIteten Gclbdtsn.
0as lit cine @0lterpanberune, Bic bic
Wslt niemals borher eefebeu bat. Dos 1T
Der qua Der Germansn nuh Weften sunt
admpf fit i6r 2tbsn, lire 3utinFf unb
lire 9rDBt. Dieter GluB bon germans
fhsm Dilute nimmt niemals Elm Gubs.
Sine Mlauer BON Mdnnern, Gifen un6
sSeasr bringt IangIam poripGrts duf BEN
bes ungliidIiden 8rautrsi9. limb
bisie muuer 1T unsefabr 300 aiIomster
lang.
ltsbtrua berrIdt Die bspunbernspsrs
theIie Orbnuns. Ridt elmer bieTsr uns
5dbIigen Sruppensiies bat perIaat. miles,
ME Elm Me6anismus, Niemunb
Sa Frugsr, Elm Sober feant teinsn
plat nnb feline pfIidt. Die oft bat man
nidt bic 9eutTden lpsgeu ibrer ptbantis
9riinblihteit bsrbDbnen aeb3rt.
9isr an Der Grpnt Iifbt man ibte 0ors
t1eile. Niles mar fir unb feriig felt Sabs
rsn, SGca i'm 0risbsn mar bsEimmt
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merit man fsins Gpur BON lleberanHrsns
gune in Deuti2ldnO. Da bsritebt man.
Bob SeutidIunb iisgeu muBi
5n Der eutgegsngsfsttsH glidtuns, BON
Der Gront mad 9euti4lano, esht aud Elm
getpultigsr Strom - e. Fnb bic 8erruns
bsttn, bic eepfItst unb ibrtm 2anbe ees
rettet nerbsn Iolen, uno e iiub bic @es
fdnsenen. S@on ieBt iuirb bic 3a6l Der
@efdnesnen auf minbsItens $4,000
Munn aneegsben. Sd babe geIeben, ipit
fe btbaHbeIt perben unb babe nit me9s
rersn bunbert fron3oIi6an @eidneenen
9eipro9en. Dime ausndbme Ipraben iie
poa Dantbartsit BON Der linen Al She'll
gstpprbeuen milotu unb humdnen gebanos
lung. Sic srbaIttn bteielbe irdFtige unb
marine Rabrung tpie Die Dutlhen. Ges
raoe beute babe ih Elm Eager beiuht, in
benz bic fran36fi5en @efungeueu IeIbit
ibre Rot Subereiten tonnten. sic bdttsR
gebeten, mehr @smiiie uHb peniger GleiIa
our Suppe II erbulten, uHb ibrer Bite
ipurbe iofort entIproaen. 0ieIe bumone
8sbunclung bat Bel ben 5ran5oIen groBe
8erpunferune trregt. Sic butten cine
CANA onbere erfpartet. GinmaI unterhitIt
i'd mid Dor ben bsutf9sn MrtiIerieIieIs
lungsn nit elmer @n5abl @eTanoenen, bic
Elm paar Stunben borber %gefanoen oes
nontmsn fparen. @inige bon linen iparen
tief nieoergefhldeen ut6 f%rdeten, pel1es
Shtdial ibrer erpartete. Sic seiaten
ibre 8erIebuneeH unb ipra9en NIT thirds
nsnOsn Qugen bon ibrsn Grauen unb ains
bern. Sd srtpibsrts linen, bab, mas Ie
Juerf 5u trpdrtsn bdtten, Iei Elm tohens
Der SuppsnteFsI unO Elm friI6gebddenss
8rob uub bunu Elm ar3t, Der lire Duns
ben unterfu6sn uno perbinben piirbt.
Damn piirben fe in Der @eFangenIhaft
lebeu. nidt in 2~ebisaane, Ionbern nit
arbsit, unb mad benz 5rieben fpiirbsn lie
IdIieBlid in ibr 2anb unb 3t ibrer ga
mile 3uriidisbren i0nnen. Sc mar ribs
rsnb, bic 9trGnbtruns ibrcr Mieuen sa
bsobadttn. Gs belts auf in ben @eIi9s
tern Der 5olbdten, bic in ibren blauen
R1den unb rotben 6ofen no9enlang in
Feu6ten, talten 5dissngrGbsn 5ueebraGt
batttn.
Wait 3psiftl unb 5drme bate i'd in
ben uusIdnbtIden 3ettungeu gsltien, bdb
bic franaOFi4en 9sfansenen BON ben
Dsutfden Itreng bsbdnbsIt piirben. Weit
meiner Gbre bafte i'd bafiir, bab bieIe
8ebauptunetn aiigs Iiub. 5inter ben
GeuerIinien TT nidt bas 2ebsn zines etns
sigen Jransoien in @eIabr Iotpsit
msnfdIi9e Madt es 8u rttten bermao.
Sd babe nidt einsn e~inSigen oeuti6en
Gffiaisr ibsr Grantreih nit 8itterteit
rsbsu b6ren. 2lls. obne ausndbme, Be-
gen lie cine s1rIids unb aufridtios Gpms
pdtbis fir bieiss eroBe unb l10ne 2anb.
DrouBen in ben GGibeuordben Iisaen
bsutI1e unb frdnaDFfae GoIooten unb
t0btep ii6 esgenIeitis nit @sintbren, Ma
i6intngsiuebrsn unb Gdipnetten, - aber
bier. binter ben 8suerIinien, bietsn bic
Dtuifhsn ihrsn Rumpftam.roben giaarsts
ten an unb ;steen ibnen Bic ritteriidFe
admetobIndft. Rein, in DeutfnIanb
giebt "a teinsn CAB eteen Gronirei@
@sutidIoHb ipilrc. RieFtuIs cine GtoDi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
Die modernste und sanitarste Brauerei
Inn Weston

GamiIsubeOari lam be5osen merben: in GabaSmaba, @m. Setter.
2502 " StraRe; Sclep9un South S63-6maba, Sngp 3. Bill 1924
Douglas Strahe; SeepbUn 9uneIas 3040.-Gonnel Bluffs, Oh age
Bar, 1912 SIb 6. Gtrafe; Seepbuu 1923.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-06

After desperate fight, the fisher rips
the shark open with his knife.
The garden, occupying the 7th av.
frontage, consists of dancing floor,
surrounded by lockwood balcony, on
which refreshments may be had. A
great arched lattice forms the cell
ing, covered with thousands of pink
roses. which give the establishment
its name.
Flowers concealing frosted lamps
furnish the Illumination, and the hue
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-06

is changed by the use of an electric
switchboard ranging from rose color
to a deep amber hue, a sunset tint, a
soft twilight, and at times the ra-
dance of a clear moonlight, with
myriads of fireflies Pickering among
the rose vines, and a full moon rising
behind the foliage.
In both theater and rose garden
the roof may be rolled back in fine
weather, leaving the merry-makers
under the open sky.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-06

H IL" SO4N4 AASAS4
NEW VERSION OF MAY AND
Copyright; 1914, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
Lying here helpless day after day
makes one very appreciative' of good
health and the ability to use all ones
members. -
Dick telephoned me yesterday
while Mollie was here, that i'll did not
care he would not be home to dinner.
Of course l told him that he must do
so as l knew he deserved to get out
of the way of thinking of all the
dreadful things the family had passed
through lately.
would not let Mollie tell him that
she could not stay with me all night,
but told her to tell him not to worry
and to have a good time. He told me
he was going to dine at the club with
Jim Edie and afterward they were
going to stay to the smoker.
Mollie, bless her heart, after the
doctor came and dressed my foot,
gave me bath and arranged me for
the night as deity as trained nurse,
and then she seated herself beside me
''for long, long talkfest"
''MaFgie,'' she began, don't you
hate to have old men kiss and paw
you over and give as an excuse for
the taking of such liberties I am
old enough to be your father, my
dear?'"
''Who has been doing this to you,
Mollie?" asked, instead of answer
ing her question.
''Wen, you know mothers dear
friend Mrs. Autisdel and her husband
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