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The Washington times., 1914-06-22
PINKEYES GOES TOTOWN.
By FLORENCE z. YODER.

wish that Sniffle knew at least
one path around here" sighed
Betty. Il am so stiff with never
taking any walks that can scarce
ly move" Fluff yawned and polite
ly put her paw over her mouth
If you would take exercise the
way that i d." she SAID, you
wouldn't get stiff. Now I climb
trees. and run about and make my
exercise"
Yes" snapped Betty as abe got
up and walked away. "and you tear
your clothing all to pieces"
She walked down the path very
jerkily, and her legs creaked. Fluff
sighed and looked at the two Bun
MES. They looked straight past
her. and kept on wfggiing their
noses Tt certainly Is lonesome
here when Pinkeyes is away" she
said to herself. He Is the only
saying snappy things. I believe I'll
Before she went in she looked
down the road Betty was sfil1
walking. and she called to her.
Come back. IT'S time to go to bed"
But the stubborn Dolly just Kept
right on.
She'll get tired and coma back"
said Fluff to herself. and went in
to bed. The two Bunnies followed
her quietly. and soon they were all
asleep.
Very late that might, PfAkeyes
came home. He opened the door
with his latchkey, and poked his
head inside. Then ne jumped IN
and closed the door after him. Then
he hoped very softly Ind looked.
yes. Fluff was IN bed and Sniffle.
and Shuttle. ~and-Betty,s bed was
empty
What does this mean7" ne shook
her by the ear. .Oh thought that
she would come backi" she cried
Back from wherer Pinkeyes look
ed at her I'm a terrible way and his
eyes grew almost red. From the
woods sobbed Fluff Without an
other word Pinkeyes let go Of her.
grabbed a short stick and hopped
out of the door.
Sniffle and Shuttle stood by SILENT
" and they were so interested that
they forgot for once to wigsie their
noses. Fluff covered her eyes with
her paws and cried. He had gone
to hunt for Betty.
Tomorrow's story: What They
Found Left of Betty.
Copyright. 1914. Florence z Yoter.)
The Washington times., 1914-06-22

q MONG the beet-lcved plants
~ which ornament our gardens
n are the climbing plants They
add much to the beauty of
our surroundings gene rally, and
without them walls. verandas, per-
solas- and other structures would
present a bare and unfrendly ap-
pearance. Can you imagine the
country without the climber-clad cot
tases2 The garden which cannot
boast of its vine-covered summer
house or pergola is lacking in one of
the charming features that make a
garden the most alluring spot on
earth
There is nothing so lovely as hardy
lines for artistic Towering effects.
and there Is great variety to choose
from The best time To plant vines
is when there Is no frost Spring
and summer are better, for the plants
acquire a sturdy growth before the
cold Gather arrives.
The trumpet creeper is one of the
favored Towering Zines. Its clean
foliage and long tTumpet-shaped
flowers of red and yellow make il
universally admired. II Is "A rapid
grower. and will coil any support
provided.
The wistaria. so dear to the heart
Of the Japanese, is another rapid
growing climber. When cnce estab-
lshed. it frequently reaches the up
per stories of houses, and gives a
1rCfusion Of delicate mauve-colored
blossoms in the spring. II also gives
a second crop of flowers in the fall,
but less proTusely.
vane much liked for its extreme
ly rapid growth is the Dutchman's
pipe. The large, heart-shaped leaves
are SO numerous that they overlap
each other. thus forming an impene-
trahle screen. The flowers are of a
brownish color and closely resemble
a rire.
For suburban homes the Virginia
creeper seems TO enjoy an unrlvaled
popularity. II grows easily and re-
Qutres no special attention. 1t COW
ers walls or trellises with a Iuxuri-
Gus foliage of a lovely green from
early spring until autumn, when II
changes to q brilliant crimson. II
The Washington times., 1914-06-22

~ AR back In the woods IN Tab
- byIand lived the Easter Bum
i nies. They claimed that they
were the Only and Original
Easter Bunnies, and that they col
ored most all Of The eggs used by
the Human Beings at Easter time.
eggs came from. nor would they
tell the secrets for coloring them
The only people who had ever
managed to stay with them any
length Of time were Fluf and Betty.
little kitty girl and doll. who had
been lost in the woods and come
upon their house, They liked It 50
well that they had stayed on month
after month They were afraid to
start out by themselves, and always
waited for P1nkeyes to go.
Pinkeyes was the chief bunny, and
was very cross because he always
had indigestion, but he was not
half as unkind as he seemed. The
other two bunnies did nothing really
but sit around and wiggie their.
noses. and their names were Snifhe
and Shuttle.
AhSsCS hALIlcu I'D IIl6 Iu16 CAI
one day, and put a big egg in It,
and started of for town Some ono
was going to haye a party in Tabby-
land and wanted a table decoration.
While / am gone" he stopped
and glared at Sniffie and Snuffie.
who were twttching their noses as if
their lives depended on il, while
l am gone" he repeated. "I want
You all to stay in the house where
you belong. If any of you start out
You will get lost in the woods"
Surely Sniffle and Shuttle could
md their way" put In Fluff
No they couldn't" snorted Pink
ewes They think of nothing but
their noses and lettuce" He turned
and hurried Off down the road and
was soon out VI sight.
everything went well at the little
red house for the whole day. When
sundown came, the work was all
Gone. and everyone had put on clean
Clothes, and they all sat out In front
Of the little red house The two
Dummies sat on either side of the
door and chewed long pieces of grass
which made their noses wiggle ALL
OF the time. Fun and Betty sat in
two chairs and rocked.
The Washington times., 1914-06-22
What Allied the Senate.

An old colored man from Virginia
had received at last the position that
fulfilled his ambitions. He held II e
job OF sweeping the steps on the east
side of the Senate end OF the Capitol
Finding himself in this prominent place
he set about mastering the legislative
and parliamentary phrases that are
batted about so freely in the Sena-
torial presence.
One day a party of tourists were dis
appointed when they found, upon arrlv-
ing at the Capitol. that the Senate
was not In session.
II wonder what's the matter with the
Senators today" said a woman in the
party to old John.
81 amt sartin." he replied judicially.
put spec dey done took an abscess."
Popular Magazine
The Washington times., 1914-06-22
By GARDNER MACK.

some good cleansing cream to remove
every particle of dirt.
At night after the cleansing process,
put cold cream or skin food into the
PORES with enough energy TO set the
tlood in circulation It Will be aSy to
see how much the tissues need feeding
from the way in which the skin food
will be absorbed.
Use always the upward stroke. with
the start in the middle of the under
chin. This will brush away the double
chin. When you retire, If there is any
tendency to flabbiness, bandage the
neck with a soft pad wet in alcohol
| am going to give formulas for two
simple creams. Both are good, and
from the ingredients and the needs Of
your skin you will be able to tell which
one best suits your purpose.
Simple Cold Creams.
Four ounces almond oil.
Four ounces elder flower water.
One ounce white wax.
One ounce spermacetl.
One drachm tinCture benzoin
You can easily make 1t yourself. But
the second cream / think you will have
made at the druggists unless You have
plenty Of idle time, for the mixture
should be kept al an even and gentle
heat for twenty-fOur hours. II is a
very whitening preparation.
Three ounces oil OF sweet almonds.
Ten grammes oil of bitter almonds.
Two grammes of benzoin.
Two gTamInes of halsam Of tolu.
Two drops of essence of lemon
When you powder your face, powder
your neck also. and don't leave any un-
powdered spots under the ears and at
the nape
Sour milk is a good whitening agent
So is buttermilk. Lemon Juice will
speedily remove the stubborn yellow
ring. Cucumbers are splendid bleachers
But persistence is the secret of a
lovely white neck. Care is demanded
every day and every night Spasmodio
effort is not much good as a beautifier.
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Identifying Himself.

One Of the guests at a wedding, seeing
q dismal looking young man who ap-
peared 10 be on terms Of familiarity
with the principals, asked:
Are you related TO the bride or 10 the
brideeroom-clect?"
mo- was the gloomy reply.
Then" said the guest, what interest
have you in the CEREMONY
well replied the young man. I'm
the defeated candidate. Ladies Home
Je1rpal
The Washington times., 1914-06-22
THE ONLY
Department Representing
THE PUBLIC
WHAT THEY'RE SHOW
ING IN WASHINGTON.
TODAY.

TODAY.
Mutual Program, Central Park,
Ninth near G street.
THE Gamblers" CrnndaIl's, Ninth
and e streets.
Feature program, the Virginia,
Ninth between F and G streets.
"Nina of the Theater,- Olympic
Park, Fourteenth and v streets.
"The Creation" the Belasco, La
fayette Square.
TOMORROW.
Mutual program, Central Park,
Ninth near G street.
"The Gamblers" CrandaITs Ninth
and Z streets.
Feature program, the Virginia,
Ninth between + and G streets.
"Jess,- Olympic Park, Fourteenth
and streets.
"The Creation" the Belnsco, La
fayette Square.
The Washington times., 1914-06-22
Sentimental.

The capitalist colorcd when he
spoke OF the check that hung in a
tinentalism." said hc: "the frst
billion l ever made"-Heedy's Mirror.
The Washington times., 1914-06-22
Care Is the Secret
of a LOuelu Neck
By LUCREZIA BORI
fa Desoa NsssopeS<Aa opera cenpsny YorN

- F there is a yell
/ low ring around
i your neck, or if
the skin of the
neck is dry and
coarse and far from
white, don't, please.
call attention to IL
by wearing beads
or any of the thou
sand and one al
Turing necklaces
every woman longs
for.
Make the neck
The Washington times., 1914-06-22
Useful Housewife Hints

VIY HY is 1t, when the old-fash-
" ioned biscuit crust is SO de-
hcious for shortcakes, and
The Washington times., 1914-06-22

Tomorrow's story: What They
Found Left of Betty.
(Copyrfght. 1914. Florence z Yoter)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08
sIttste nnO gatitnttH.

DroIlise @%ortOmnniTIe aus BEN
dr5tliden 9sben sr5d6It Elm beutI9er
Singer aestulaps:
Sn meiner Gpre9ItuhSe butte i1
einen Qan6ndnn beraten unD f1rbetie
bret Mtdtt bafir. 9a, na1 grIss
aung DieIes 0bpIus, mari mir Der
5tepere nit @Gnnermiene np9 Elm
5iinf3igpfentigftiid at urtb erIduterts
bieie auftaIlenDe Jreigsbtgteit nit Der
ppbIppIlenDen 9tmertung. oWiI II
init Gel tofrsbsn bin" SD buteis
mid natiifltG ie9r, bier ben StDIseii
gu ipieleR, ltedte btelmebr fotanes
IrintgeIO eif, beOdntte mid fit bds
ebrenpe 8srtrauen unb belt mid
aud ferner beitsns empfObIen,
IN Der gtubtglode elmer apot6ete
pirb Reftig geaOgsn. sir 20 pfens
nige pfeffermin5teel Mein SSungs
bat Io'n 2eibfpeb." Der f9laftruns
tene probiIOr begi6t iid an bag ab.
ipdgen bee beiltrdftigen &raltes.
pSosen Sie maI", ipirO er gefragi,
lift au9 &anillsntse fir Qeibfhmtrs
sen gut9A "SunpbI," ertniDert Der
gefdllige prObifor, padmiIltntte 1T
aud gut" - pgla, bantt oanle i4
i40n, aamiIIentee babe i'd gu 9aufs.
aOissl"
Sin befonnter Wunberbpftpr unb
&urpfuIder perbnntte feiren 3uIanf
gang ollein leiner ubipnberIidtn Mle.
tbobe, aus Der 8ei1afTenbett bts
iiberldnbten Rodet6aares BITE 8lus
gno1e git 1tellen, Rebenbei geIugL
liest nll6 in bieIem !6aufen llnIinn
Elm 4Drn9en 8abrbeit berboreeu, In
Iofstn ndmIi9, aIs bos 5aar alltrs
oings betanntIi9 BON Der aIlgemeinsn
Grnd9rung beeinftubt tpirO. 5aare
tperoen gror, 9oare psrdnberh ihfe
Struttlr, alles infolge BON Gritabs
runssitCrungsn. gun jsnem Wuns
Ssrmann srsdBIt man ii9 foIgshbes:
ginitmaIs babe Elm 8siiBsf unD
Radbar Inn feline Ndfsnbnare iibers
Init6t, nbsr Der gote babe tie pefIps
rem unb i'm ii9 aus Der gstIsgsnbsit
ill bsIftn, .sinem ibm auf Der ganbs
ItraBs ssruOe enissgsnIduFtubsn DID,
zen einige 5nore entnpmmen iinb lie
Dem RurpfuI6er ii6stbtaat. Dieter
betrdattts iis aufmertlam unb Ingts.
DAT Il iibr be6snIIi6. Ge9gsn 81
Sbtem 6srrr, bat " sn grutsn 0fIsn
tpdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

OnB man Jpn in 5rau Barriers Sus
lon fiibrte. Stella bate ibre Mluts
ter bon Dem 8orgefullsnen unterrias
tet unb tbr mitgeteilt, tpos min fpis
gen ipiir0e. sic bartte gbateaueu6
Iiir ieinsn GrnB nidt, fe 3eigte auf
8pei 9oIOItiidt, Die auf Der Slid
bede lagen uto fagte tur3:
oSisr 1T oas @elO fir oie SiBuns
gen. Rommen Sic nift pieoer."
sic srfdien ourd bic 3ornise
5lamme in ben Wugett mod I90ner.
Maurice blidte tie an, Ct btrldngte
feline QuftIdrung, neil Ct tlur BIT gut
Die lrio4e tbrer Out bertrand. GteIs
Ia tainpfte init Dem Sub duf.
nBorauf parten Sic oenn no99
Soil id Gle biellsidt biuausperfen
ldfenl"
pMan entf6uIOigt ben gum Spoe
@erurteiIten, tpenn er fi6 8tpeimal
auffpr0ern IGBt, oen @agen gu be-
iteigen. Sd fii9e nod bihau, Odb
man i'm aud anb0rte, btbDr man i6n
beturteilte,"
sd mill ni6ts bbren. sd boffe,
DAB sic S6re iddnbIide 6interlilt
mir gegeniber uidt Ieugnen tpollen?"
sGeinj gndoiges Srdulein, ubtr
sic baben MIDI nidt nod msintm
Rdmen geftugt. 5it baben mir Sbs
rem auftrag gegeben, i'd babe Die nbr
%getauft. SD psriitere S6nen, oaB
i'd nidt beabii6tige, Oie Sbrige gu
fteblen, Ser 8etpeis 1T, bdB i9 Is
bier babe"
r4liO mas poIlen sic eigentIi9?"
fragte Stslld.
eMein grot ols Mo0eIl per0ienen"
.antipprtete G9ateaugue ernft. sSm
8ertrdueit, Id tam BON meiner pins
Telei ni9t leben. RDnnten sic Sbs
re So9ter ri9t berdnIaHen, andOige
Grau, mid ni9t ptgsuiaqen, bebor
iie ibre Stuoie beerbef BATE S9 lam
dtf meine Strife pirtli9 fparten,
unO th Sitiere Sbr engliides GpriGs
mort: AS we'll to be hanged for
a sheep as d lamb" Mdn fam
ebsniogtt fiir eiuen 6ammsl ipie fir
Elm Sainm gt9enft lperben."
D@r berItebt engliI6l" titf 5rdu
Barter ditss pltno mir bdben III teis
itr gegentDdrt eigIiI9 gelprp9en.
WirtliH, 6srr Baron, sic mibtsn
gtbentt %peroen!4
unD Der gIiidIide G~bateauauIe bats
IL bal0 einen Strid lin Sen Gals
aber CO fuar Elm AiibI1et @trid: Ell
beirotete Mib parter,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

Stf fEIbR NOR tr lm mlflnuls btl
Wbtnpg ptnlg btatenei. Damn aItrl
blhgs slemIid otutlid IN Der Arl
Dis mon flo Der onuAbomt, nldl bsl
9nusifau gtaenilber btrbdIL.
Sect IN btr Rlderinneriina iisl
ibr bas ani. limb AMOR bts @sasn.
iabts iotasr, ben fem gsrbaIisn, mil
BEN Der iibfigsn Ddne unb Brsunb,
bts 9attIss perglihsn, ausoridie.
Don anfdna on battle itbtr he alS
bic Dame osE 9aaItl TsIptitlttt. CT,
iplbts nod, bab lie Ii9 5utrf ub,r
bitie itlbfutrTtdnbIihe @ltidhsIluna
a%eiuunptrt bate - ionnie he bod
3ur gtnuBt aus tigsn.r Dsrgdnosn'
bent bic Gr~IIufbitdt BET @slborinO,
truiie, Encouragement unb I.bsnsId,
bia trbnItsn bllrh 9eiratsn aus,
fhIisbIih nit Grben nno GtbiOd,
tern gltthfunoisrler SGuItr.
limb bic nugenbIidIiht Gituaiion9
Wnt's nidl gsnaii, ipit IonIt pobl
Der 9aisbsrr NIT Isinsr 8rdu mad
sintm Jeit nod gsmiitIi9 bic GrItts
niITe burhiprimt9
Wat'B nidt immtr 70 attptItn, ali
bic Sell, no ibr ibrs arbsii In bisIsm
9auis hidt aII.in Sbbad uno gtoi
fit iih TslbIt, ionotrn ou6 bic Mlits
tel penigItens sum ietlbtiIsn Inter,
bait ibrer 4naben einbta6ie2
9bOrbitiens 3arisefiibI, fem ieinn
Gait unb almuts f6nGrmsriihs
2isbs batten ibr bas S9pere unp.,
pobntsr qbbdusietsit iin,nbIi9 e.,
Ieidtsrt.
Sbrs 5amilieuobRammuna bic
GteIluug, bic ibr berforbener Monn,
btbor bns llngIild tam, Inter ben
srItsn 5irfnsu singenommtn = aepiB
ipra1 oas allies nit unb Iisb ibr Bic
poiitioh trob olIsr bornsbmsn
gtIdei6enbeit aIs cine nntiirli9e sts
fdeinen.
6tute mndte 1e bds3ufdmmenitih
utto Rutbegtbren bes aonIuIs Sam
eriten WioIe befangen.
Durh ons 9trbaIten Dottor gls
bins ride plDbli9 ibr ei9enes qufs
ttetsn in Elm onbtres gi6t er, tets
nee Engagements 3ismIih fiber, Iab
ibr cine gleiH ibm iiH tn Std
geftnosnbe - mitbin Qbbdhs
gige, in b0berer 0isnitbarteit.
60 ipar's. ia - gan3 einfa9 rhb
niihtern 10 - nur, bdb ct bet Elm,
3ige bisber gepeien, Der ss bstOni
bate.
limb iibsr ben IotItt fs i,st cine
abgebtn2
SidsrIi4 niirbe iie Ii9 BON bieiet
in ieinem MeIen nitt su
abIpre6snOen llrttil bsItimmsn
tpsr tonntt fuiIIen, ipis
lohertpiin16t lpie bitter n6tig mos
ibm bic SteIIs in bieIsm rsts
fen 9auie iuar9
Der einmal ist6If Elm IoI9ss I'm
trfomllen iuden muBtt, bet se1nt
bic 4rgft unb fisberbafts Sponnung
Der Sudenben unO pirft ibnen niGts
n ben @eg.
(Gortiebung fOlgt.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-08

llnD Der gIiidlihe g~bateauaue bats
Il baIO einen Grid ltm Sen gals.
aber &c mar Elm AiibT9tr @trid: Ct
heiratete wtiB parter,
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(5prtiesung fOIst.)
@orts, Die nan iu b6ren bes
fumult 80"

Inter 6iefer Spibmorte per0ffent.
li4t @nilie Gerr cine bubi9e Gdmms
lung tleiner 9osbeitsn. @r bsrtdt 4.
8., mas man auf Dem Qat0e sii biz
TEN betemmt. ipena Die, bic 0raubtn
iDo9neu, ii9 r5reunNe" aus Der
5taot eingeIdben baben. 9elaui1t
man Die @iugelaOeneu, 10 fGngt man
Beiprd9sbroden BON Der Dirt Der fols
genosn auf: n9ier3ebn 6runtsn los
fen bic 5abrtarten, unb Oa5u tomnt
oann nod Der @ogeu. llno babel
glauben fe nod, 0dB iie utts init bet
ginIaoang tper fpeib wie begliidt bas
benl - nWenn man Suite BEL
Iid feben min, pubnt man uitt gtuti
RtIometer bonn 8ububpf." rSie
lit gar5 nett. gl6er er lit elm Iangs
msiIiger peter, utO Oie ainper iinu
fdle6t er8Ogen. SO lit i9on siit btrs
Iprener Sag" = y0u tannlt Ia mas
gerl, mas on MULTI; dber td pfluilot
mid bdIo nah Der Qntanft in sintn
Stubl uno riibre mid nidt bonn
Sled" pWsnn lie molten, oab nil
ldnger bIeiben Ipuet, nebmsn mir nds
tiirlid ni9t dtt." yNimm teins
R~idfabrttarte; biensidt brinst uns
Gdcilie oosr 2uiie i'm guto 5uriid."
nDsnn es 9ummer gtbt, III ct
Dpffentli9 friI9tr aIs Dorists NldI."
sJA babe mid gar ni9t erii an'
ge5ogeti. 2utie gtnisrt it9 Bel unots
ten aud ni9t."
llro nun bic .Uessnpartsi": Die
GaIfgebsr; fis iprs9en aliO. eDas
Wetter 1T prddtig, fie peroen uIIu
lei0er t0mmRn." = sDus fol- Id, ulil
6immels pinen, BEN 3ip6lf ltbt
mittags bis feds llbr abenbs init
6orttnIs anfdngth!g' (8ti set
Qntunft bsr nJrsunOt"): saG, bds
w aper nett ppn eltGI HS1r
iommt Itiotr gu unginHigsr Sell,
GrObeersn unO &irf9tn IinD Iaugit
ale, anO mir ipsrosn bisfes Sabr
aud nidt sinen lpfsI babsn. Dafut
fOnnten mir allsrOings einsn sauaen
bitour9 in GpdrgtI ftrsls
gen" (llm 8 llbr): Der 3ug
6 l1br % 1T Der bsfie. Sbf isiO
Damn md gum Gfsn in guriS." -
(Im 8 llbr 50): sd pia eiid nas
nt1t binausperftn (BIid duf
bic libr), dbsr ipenit tbr bod init Siss
fem 3ug fdbftn ipollt 80 Nla1
Abfabrt); ygutie bat fig febr ID
ibrsm gorteil Derdn6ert. Mbet buIt
Ou aeIeber, tpit iumisrig Ser Alsint
IDdrg4 Sin biBdsn IansDsiiis
Iuattn lie ID INNER sd babe
gesittsrs, Oab iie OsA Bug
tDnufer
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QngptnIItIbnna. Re. sol2.

Weldt Gttuot btftilti "a ben iltinsn
Wldohm, ptnn bic Wtibnadispupbt cine
sai1t, mobttns @arbrobtnausIaiinHe
alfipeiii. BieIts GbtiiHimt Don Gdnit.
len bier ipirb bic 2trbtit fit Wnli,r ODER
Sdptfst, bic iih o;r idpitristn glafs
Sabl beg Idb.nA ta puppMlleibuas uII.
lsrBisbsn, Biitntlth trIti6itui. Gs bttsbt
aus tinem Wdnlel9H nit abiantnbtr
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S9uIttr, beien @eitt am untertn Rdnb
In eiueu brriten girtst sefaBt 1T, einem
tliIhsh gluitnht5ug, tinem Sdttttdnsus
nsbft PATHFINDER Msiie anO tinem Ispdrds
tenn Rodden, bds eiasr llntettails ongss
sBt pirb. Cine 9um o'56dnttts 9dpps
ItS eih runnts 6iiifsh bsreoaFfdnbietn
bic garnitur. Sine geiqdbe Bet Sdnitts
muiter fpiirOe gtpiB fit bic srDberen
Wdbdsn ebeifo lebrrei9 iUit intsrefant
:in. @rlaltlia iu0 is in 9r0bsn DON
A, Is unb g.
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qrefes gti1idt. Nan ges gummer uno Gr0be uno Sic belle 4orefe
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iibt fit ale Uisattn sltih IltibIam sts
rtiif, BirS butd cine fitis Udltt Tsbf gum
gortbeit gebobtn.
Der gstTaIaB bts AItibts ssfhis9l urs
Jet BET brsiten S%dumfdIis; cine tbtnTOIdt
5uIts i'm AiidtH linb Elm breilst AbndEkr
idriitsh ben btIisbttn q%dittntfftit. Die
lorbertEiIt bet 3diIlt esbsn gtItstnbtit
1T gerpshbuna bon 7in unb Gpibsn IN
otm BON Uitus obtr golanis. DieTes
56nittmufet IN in 6 gtSbtn buftdibis,
ION 34-4, unb srfotberf fit mittIefs
Jiear a yurO IluttridT bsi SO 3On
9reite.
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Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept

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Sd wiinide Itliter go. ........s
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
Grr osntidlano hanSslt IS ld nm

einen @oltStrieg, in England UNI Ell
mem Regierungsfrieg. Der oentlhe
,Soloat meiB, ooB or filr Die Griiteni
IIeines Baterlonoes fampft,
IGie Griiten3 Gnglanos aber mar ME
beoroht mo lit heute nift oireft be.
orobt. Der engliihe Soloat, Ger ms
6cIo 5iebt fdmpft niht fir fem go,
terldno, ionoern fitr oen englilden
& r1merqeiit uno fitr cine He.
gier1ng. peldler ods mdftig entpor'
bIilbenoe 9eiitihlono Ron leber Elm
Corn I'M 4ltge NOR. 0os 9lltt al
Der taliicnoe uon G%ugldnoern, Ole in
Velgien un0 in Srnnfreidl gefaller
limo tounIt allf oas Sdltpt oes bell.
Ilrfen RJienidts Sir Gomaro @rep,
Der iGdit Den ihurtiihen ruiiiihen
@roBfliritcn Ole 0ouptIdulo trdqt al
Dem troitloicn Sonmer oiele$ grouen-
loften aricgcs mo DER leet. Inn oiC
onflaeen0c Stimme leines 8erpiiiens
5u betalt5cn ouf SEN oertiden aniier
idlimpft. Dem CT niht mertb lit sic
Sd)tl9e 81 pusen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
Die in Mnndsn .ebencen Gnalan.

Der bnben filr oas Rotbe areu5 einen
0cIobetrng sur 8erfiIsung geiteat.
SIN einem Begleitihreiben be5eihnen
iic oieie Spenoe oils einen Troteit &c.
|aen Die idmudpoue Eolittt Der Re.
qierung GngIdnos. Sic ertldren:
.ySie 5oblloie @oltsgenoIieu IN
Gnalono mo in oeutiten Staoten.
menoen mir ms allf oas entihieoenitC
gcQen Den rudloien 0rieg, in Den
Seltti6lnno pcripidelt lit. &ir 9lau-
ben, odB 5lpei 10 mad)tige Stnaten,
ME 9Gttihlano uno england, Die
ourh mediellejtige Srltereiien innia
ocrbunoen limo. gemeiniom Die obeno-
ldnoiihe Nultur eegcn Den Anlnrm
afiutiiher 8arbnrei batter
%pcrtbcioigen iolleu. Curb oieicr
@rotelt inollen mir Dem oeutldlen Sol.
fe unlere @%od)iddtung t%unotbuu
Is mare inns iebr erpiinlht. menr
ndf] DEM 9eiipiel 6amburgs ole eng.
llIbe Stride ais 2n5orett eirgerid]tei
iulir0e."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09

fcin I'M ~lle6erfluB ga limo. Mud
Gcutiflon0'h Giehitano lit Gin 10 Dor
8aalidler, od'} fem eroBer @angel al
f;ieileb eintrttcn Miro. ielbit weun Der
Mricg elm Sobr oocr nod lan9er onlt
crn ioate. SSem es Den Geutlhen
it1tr gclingt, ocn 6ein0 oauerno
o~uBerholb Der Sanoesgren5e 81 hdl.
ten, oanit Die Grntcfeloer ulo Die
0iuuition-, gSaifen 5obrifen uno an
ocre 6n6ritanIoaen nidlt 5eritampIt
ODER s%eritort meroen, Damn miro
Geutifllano Den &rieg chen 10 Iungc
ousbaltcn tonnen ais Die @egner NIT
of ibrer 3uiubr aus oG. Der. Stad-
ten rno Jus ibren cigenen Golonien.
limo oos t1ute oahci 1T, DeutlG
lambs aroBe 6inou5troft blelbt I'M.
aeihtpGdlt benn oas @elo blelbt I'M
Suu0e.