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The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-09
SYNOPSIS.

Mrs. varney. wife of q Confederate
general. has lost one son and another Is
dying from wounds. She reluctantly gives
Join the army IL his father consents. The
tederals are making their last assault In
an an eiort to capture Richmond Edith
recovering from wounds. as chief of the
telegraph at Richmond. Capt. Thorne
She declares ne he must Seen not se and te.
him Of the commission from the presi-
dent; Mr. A.relsford Of the Confederate
sfsf 'sssiss dssss. tonss as!s'fa Mr.. 'VST
IN Libby prison; Arrelsiord suspects it
ionEb1 19r ThoTs Ps, The nGss reads s1s
graph" Arreisford declares dec {; Tsorne i.
Lewis pumont Of the Federal secret
:s[yiee and that his b,pther Henry Is
!ieve and suggests that Thorne be con-
fronted with the prisoner as a test. An
order comes from General Varney for
Edith is forced to carry ri' out % her part in
the test OF Thorne. The prisoner is thrust
Into the the room o9 alone With Thorns. , who
and Henry accidentally kills himself
Caroline Milford. Wilfred's sweetheart.
office to send a message to Wilfred. Ar.
relsford suspect. a double meaning and
refuses to let It go through. He and
Edith secrete themselves to watch Thorne.
whose arrival Arrelsford expects. Thorne
takes charge of the telegraph office.
Arrelsford and Edith see Thorne alter .
dispatch from the secretary of war.
Thorne Is shot in the wrist by Arrelsford
when he attempts to send 1t. Arrelsford
calls the guard. and when they appear
Thorne turns the tables by ordering the
arrest Of Arrelsford. The removal Of Ar
relsford Is stopped by the arrival Of Gen.
eral Randolph. Thorne again begins
sending the dispatch. Arrelsford protests.
declaring Thorne Is sending . forged
order to weaken the lines Of defense.
Thorne is saved by Miss varney. who
produces his commission as chief OF
telegraph. She. having seen enough to
convince her he Is spy. begs him not
to send the forged order. After she
leaves he tears It up. Thorne plans to
escape from Richmond. Arrelsford calls
At the varney home and demands to sec
Edith. Mrs. Varney refuses. A sergeant
appears with an order to search the
house for Thorne. Wilfred varney re-
turns from tho front wounded. ThoTne
appears. 10 arrested by Wilfred and turn
ed over to the guard. Arrelsford I'm
mediately convenes a drumhead court
martial. Edith sees Jonas draw the bull
lets from the rifles OF the guards Thorne
ie sentenced to immediate execution
Edith tells him what Jonas has done,
and suggests he feign death in order to
escape. He refuses and tells the ser
eeant what has been done. The execu-
ton 10 halted by the arrival Of General
Randolph.
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THE END.
First Aid From kIna Manuel.

King Manuel. In rendering first aid
to one OF the audience at Munich
theater. follows In the footsteps OF his
ancestor, Louis Philippe. The kins
OF the French In his early youth
studied medicine and surgery at the
Hotel Dieu. He habitually carried q
lancet in his pocket. and said he had
found It useful on many occasions
In the course Of his wandering lifo
Even after he came to the throne
Louis Philippe's surgical knowledge
served him In good stead. In 1889 one
OF his outriders was struck with
apoplcxy on the road between Paris
and Compiegne. and the king blcd him
most scientifically with his own hands
London Chronicle.
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Novel Way Of Furnishing Players.

President Tcnor has hii upon
very sensible plan OF hurting tho
feelings OF ball players. and not In
jnring tho bnll teams that they play
on. ms has always been the case. ~.
handed Hcine Zimmerman fine Of
t25, instcnd OF letting him lay on for
three days. md causing the Cubs to
lose a game or two M n result.
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VERY good. SIR answered the scr

VERY good. SIR" answered the ser
geant.
What is IT." whispered Thorns 70
Edith. Love and soodbyT
NO, answered the girl: only the
drst." She stopped and looked at him.
her face flushed. her heart throbbing.
her eyes shining gloriously. And
that every day. every hour. every min
ute. until We meet again"
THANK God" whispered Thorne.
Until we meet again"
Attention." cried the sergeant.
Garry arms! Left face! Fall In. the
prisoner! Forward-march!"
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|STORIES
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DIAMOND

f. 1t Is said, that baseball has become
a popular sport in Santo Domingo.
Why did the Federal league release
Umpire Kane? Was II because he
wasn't Abel7
Miller Hugsins declares that Rube
Marquard Is an easy pitcher for the
Cards to beat.
And among other things the Red
Sox could use TO good advantage \
pinch.hitter with the punch.
The Red Sox needn't worry over
the shortstop position. Everett Scott
will fll In Heine Wagner's shoes.
Hughey jennings will throw an arm
OF or kick leg on some day In the
ardor OF his calisthenic coaching.
Steve Evans OF the Brooklyn Feds
must have found magic bat. for he
Is slamming tho pill around unmer.
cifully,
The Pittsburghcrs have won and lost
their games In streaks this year. The
Clarke men have not shown any con
slstcncy.
Miner Brown says: Rome wasn't
built In day. 30 we still have fair
chance to cop the Federal league
bunting"
Henry Billiard IL = member Of the
Iloo.feds. But it's n cinch bet he
wouldn't be II Muggsy McGraw had
seen him iirst
President Tcner has instructed all
clubs In the National league to EN-.
ploy n megaphone man to make an.
nouncemcnts In tho future.
Catcher Pichnrdo. a swarthy.
skinned athlete who reports that he
Ia of Cuban extraction. is up for trial
with the champion Giants.
Irving Kantlchncr. tho new left.
handed pitcher OF tho Pirates. is n big
fellow OF refinement who has made
friends OF every man on the club.
Pitcher Schneider. tho Seattle huri.
ar who was reported to have been
signed by Joe Tinker for the Chifcds,
has Joined tho Cincinnati Reds.
Fans of Utica. ~. y. honornd
George Burns. Giant outleldcr. In the
exhibition game by presenting him
with Il gold wntch when hs came to
bat
Walter Johnson wns asked recently
whether he'd nsk for AN umpiring Job
when he starts TO slip. Walter said:
NIX. I'd rather go back 10 the old
farm
National league inf,eldcrs viii bs
prevented from taking their usuni
practise between innings mr. the result
Of an cdict from President Taher.
who In heading crusade TO shorten
the games In his circuit Pitchers
may varm up. however.
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"CsddIe,~

"a Is II corruption OF the WORD
"caddy." meaning one who holds this
tee"
(2) or is It the diminutive cad-s
small cad?
90 or Is II from "Kados." the Dor.
ic form OF the Greek word "kcdos. "
meaning "one who suffers sorrow OF
niiiic,ion: one who mourns. one whc
attends a funeral procession7"
~ Or In It from another Greet
word "kados," which may mean eth
er IA collection Jox' or n caSk contain.
Ing liquor?-World OF Coli.
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hour. with half "A dozen herrinEs about
his neck. and thereafter TO be ban
ished from tho City OF Liberties for
ever"
II was a rough sort OF making this
punishment At the crime. which some
irate golfers would desire to rsvivs
for their caddies even In this mors
humane age.-Westninstsr Gazette.
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ONCE A TERM OF RepRoAcH
osK "csddyIne" Not Always the Re.
sosetabls Occupation u 10 In
This Century.

II 10 delightful to the average citi.
sen to discover that the golf player
can display . kindly human sentiment
outside the strict rules Of the royal
-cN1ncient," and II 10 cheering to note
p d that nood 10 Just now pouring out
s~ward the caddis. This constant sub.
Sset for cynical speech and eaustss
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Atl-Roupd star,

Lee Mngec now has full claim 10
distinction nn nm nllrounf> star. hnv.
ing played all tho lnneld and out'icid
positions Mngcs covered first bhBs
recently for the Cardinals. owing to
nm accident sustained by Jack Miller
while sliding
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second part on this interesting occa.
sion would be principals themselves.
There was much opposition. OF
course. to the wedding OF Captain
Thorne and Edith Varney. and many
bitter things were said. but there was
no restraining the young people. They
had lived and suffered. they had almost
harmony and friendship that came to
the sections at last. and the present
happiness that was theirs immediate
ly. convinced even the most obdurate
that what they had done was exactly
right.
THE ENn
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picture II 70 be SUITABLY provSded TOT,
and an accomplished golfer pleads sl.
most with tears In his voice that
"caddies are identified with the ono
pleasure which helps the elderly gen.
tismen to feel young" Tho hearts
even Of the we'll preserved middle.
aged cannot but b touched BY such
an appeal; and yet there fingers tho
haunting memory that the very name
Of caddis IL suRused In some strange
fashion with . shade OF ns'sr-do-
we'll.
The earliest known use Of the sp-
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B0EHLING IS STAR TWIRLER
Warrington Younester 10 Master Of
Change Of Pace and Relies Very
Much on Fast Ball.

Pitcher Joe Boehling OF Washing.
ton is n master OF the change OF pace.
but seems to rely most upon his fast
ball. which appears to be very dccciv.
ing to the batter. iIe works In u
graceful. easy way. conserving hts en-
ergy. and wis 90 good for many years.
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Walter Maranvie the sensational
National
born
New Bedford club SEN.
satonal ball
1912 and made good all departments
ticuary fielding
in
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kI..lns.r Take. Nav Lease.

The veteran, Rube Kissingor. since
Joining New Orleans. seems TO have
taken on II new lease Of lie. He re-
Gently shut cut Mobile quite hnndiiy.
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and aemmotion In the room. Only
Thorne preserved his cslmness. He
WAS glad that Edith Varney had
learned this. and he was more glad
that she had learned II from the lips
Of the enemy. but It would make no
difference In his fate. He was not
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Joe BoehiIne Of Warrington.

He In cool under Nrc. and II apparent.
ly not handicapped by his youth.
Two ycarA ago Griffith would hnvs
taken with thanks nm offer OF $1,000
for Bochling. Now hc has refused nm
ofcr OF $4,000.
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AtAa.

Ethel-"After you refused Jack. die
he propose again." Maud-"Ysa hai
Il WIS 70 another girl"
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i9i9tern uno mar iibsroies I6on
iiber 60 Sabre alt, Ri4tsoeRopes
niger entpidelte er iid su einsm
duBerit blutoiritigen SerrIasr. 3ipei
Sabre odrauf puroe er dbgeleBi, uuO
nun brad sic 3eit zines neuen Sal
iers an; bic treuen 6dttianer ernlnns
ten pl0Bli6 Ben 8rdfioeaten 9Ous
loqle, ais er erIt 5 Sage Die Re-
gierung IN 6dnoeu gebabt 6otte, 5uln
&aiier, uno ct nabm MN 0en 9i1s
men Der gaIIermriitlidifsn majeItat
6auHiH@ all. 9iefer 6erriner trieb
einen Qifipdnb, gegen ben Der aIer
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feb feierIid frbnen, un0 3tpur NIT sis
Her iiber Ra9t bergeFteaten ~bergol0es
ten papptrone; oann riatete er III
men prddtigen 5pf Elm, all Dem Is
bon 5irfter, Grafen uIip. pimmslisi
duBer0Rm berfiel er 0drauF, iid cine
3ibiaiFe BON ii6er ~ MlfItpn Dollars
5u beitimmeu. na0 aud q ieiuer
nddIten 8erpdnoten (ous fatsrIi=
6em ge6liitD nurpeu nit 5ipiaiTten
beou6t.
Die 3eit biefes aatiers lift po5l
lie unglaublid He Wlasteraoe; Ole Die
@ei@iate teunt, 0enn 0amals purs
oen sic aoeltstttel Oct 5er30ge bon
MormeIlbs uno 9imond0e ael1nIFen
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NIT dbnli9en 2peretteaHamen. Seine
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ibrigens qeftau lpie 9uopig ser
9ier3eHnte. uno auf Der n6p2a0et'
muBte i1 mach oieiem @prbilbe riG
ten. Gs perIte9t i'd ipobI BON IeIbft,
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iport bate, feline nHtertanen absus
fdIadteit lei es nit @ift oosr 9old.
uuO 10 oauerte Is ntrbt lauge, Bis lie
ton init @eipalt enttbrpnten. GO qes
lang i9nf, nod Samaifa 8H entiusis
der, uno an feiner @tele bebeuf0le
fortda pitOer Elm prdiioeHt bic gsris
Ser 4utintn. Dem cine grDBe @eibe
psitersr grdiibenten foIgte, oie 0ur1
gr0Bere oOer fleinere ReDoluiionsn.
tn lelteuen 6dnen aid auF frisnlis
dem Nese sur 0errIhaft ~geIdnSten,
ober dEe miteiuanoer 0ie uaa0sii@e
Aafgabe nic6t ISfen tonntrL Gem
9legerfaats snnIih Ben 6EisOm Ill
identeu.
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Den geamltn ldlm Der BaH Bn
initreHitrtn. Gr Giles btboelih ben
Mona onra Sic IaiE lrai auf BEN
5nnaeH GIT, uabm ion am DIR unp
laa.e:
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benz a'ilobI'H mie2"
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mif1r," ritf Der 6dnblsv eilla.
salsoann id rsb' isbt nit BEN
@ub'n bdben g. mid DtrfaH0sn2
2llio Steiner. 10 bos pabr, pis9'
Der Sunss Iob ibn gTob an uno
fprah tsin Wort.
n@ag NAL, Daft btnn mirllih
e'ltobpu2 Na 70 req bod 5ul4 or
Itgtr ibm Die Hnno inter bas ainn
unb fab benz alsinsn tiel uub priis
fsnb ins gugt.
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Der Sungs fab ion pieofr 3uerit
MUIR groB an, Odnn nidts ct,
.gflio ia. 60 6m.
Der 9eamts ging einiae Malr I'm
8immtr auf unb ab. Sdun Isgis Ct
ole 3iadrrs meg, bolis Iih tinsn
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6an0. 5ug ibn IanlE gu f3 6tran
uno itri6 ibm iiber bas 6aar. Run
ldg' mir nal, Steiner, luarum baIt
rus otnn g'tau24 Diebsr begeoues
ten i6m oie groBsn qugsn 6ss spius
gen. Qber ieBt tpareH ie nidt msbr
lter, q flimmerte in ibntn Elm psrs
balieusr S6immsr BON 5r,ube. Sein
gan5er &6rpsr itraffte fd, feline 2ips
pen befuegtsu ii6 6oIb piosr ieinen
Miaen unO nbli9 rang sr ibuen Die
Worte ab.
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Gs mar itiu. -- Der 4ndbs
bate Ieiis unb Itodsnb gelpro6en,
dls fiirdte er Ih Der Dem glana Teis
nsr gtimms. 0as Glimmsrn IN lei.
nen qugeu mar ipisotr erloIden, Der
S0rper pieber suiammsnatIunteu,
miioe lebnte er ii9 an osn 9eamten.
Die Orei Mdunsr, Ser S4ab.
mann, Der Den 9ie6 ON Graaen ae.
faBt, Der Sdnbler, Der e6en nod Biz
5oult gegen ben Milietdter er9obe1
bette, un0 Der aOmmiFdr, Der ii6er
benz intercFdnten SAL feline 3igarrc
bergaB ~ fe hatteq bttItan0en, OaB
0ieIe Worte oas t0itlide 9etenninis
elmer 9inoesIiebe bargsn. Dem
aommtIdr mohte etipas ins g(lae
geFlogeu isin. Gr fubr Ii9 NIT BEN
s4nupftu@ berrdtertI9 oft iiber biz
Cider. Der S8uBmann rGuIpertc
ft9 unb 6sr SAMPLER, Der berleqtn bic
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Stimme:
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is' i9o gut. 9omm' NIT mir, gub.4
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tim pilealos Iolgte, BEL Der 6ano,
fu6r i6m faft miitterIid 3art Hber
cas- 5aar uno ging nit ibm bin=
aus.
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ans Ser ldparien staat.

Mie6er elnmal - 3um 10 uno To-
bieIteu Ilala Iann IN unierem Sdbrs
bunbert 1T Yortsausq prince, Die
6aaptita0t Soitis, Die Static elmer
aepulutioH. SeitDem CUR 3eit oer
groBen fran50fiI9cn aebplutipn Bic
JroH3oIen Die 6errf9aft iiber 9aiti
oufgogeben baben, BAT Die Smell, be
perle Der antilen, unO pOr3igli9
bic 9uuptitaOt, 3abloIe, gum 5eil
bluEae gebolutionen erle6t, Die eits
onaer in rdI6eFter 5oige abl0Ien uaO,
fir Den Ni1tbeteiligten t~penigIteHs,
ben Ginbrud zines toQen Rarnepals
MAIDEN. Dldn fam ii9 feline IeltIas
mere Masterd0e ansDenfen, ais file
bns tdgIi9e 2eben auf Saift bietet:
per g%eringlIe Soloat lit BORT peni3s
items General un0 ieOermann i'll
fiiritltden gebIiites, 0enn IS gibt tct=
men, Der inter feinen 9orfabren ni5t
Den einen ooer Den dnoeren Song
ooer Gaiier bon 6aiti battle.
Sc iR f6on einige 3eit Ger. 6aB
portsau sprince Ieihen lebten &6Rig
begraben bat, benn in IeBter 3eit lit
6aitt 6ouptId9li9 BON grGIjoeaten
(uatiirIib Iauter @eneraIen) regiert
porben. uno Die bibEdeiteu, alers
0ings aud Die blutigiIen Reootas
iiousgrDtesten fpieleu In Der friiberen
@ergangenbeit. unmittelbar nodjs
Dem Die 5ran3ofen ubge5ogen tparen.
beftieg Der o@eneral" 0ehaIines dIs
&1iler Sato6 Der Grite Sen 26rnn.
Seine 6errIAaft oausrte niGt ldiige:
i'm foIgen0en Sabre I9nitten Jpn lets
ne fe9r getreuen llntertanen bic 6ins
ger alb. INN feline prGdtigen 9inge in
8eIiB at betommen, unO 0aralf bers
pdnotlten tie i6n NIT i6ren Qtertelt,
Den pMonetten", buditdbli9 in
8rsi. Der Ra6folger, Der Die 0srrs
f4aft an iid rib. beIdrdntte fta aIf
Sen Sitel zines &6ni9s, 9ieier Sos
mig 6einri9 Der Grfte i6mdrmte
uuBergep64nlid fir gomp; er lieB
iid fsierli4 fdl6en, ernaunte 6iiritsn
un0 9er3oae, fduf dbeuteuerlide Srs
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fur5. q fpar Elm ridtigsr Spereitens
tDnig, auBeroem ober eiu boot srag=
fatler 9srrfGer.
a0nige, Raiier uaO 9rGiipsuirn
pedielien in bunter 5OIge, Bis zines
T40nen Soges (im Sabre 1847) es
Der @abIberIammlung ging. pie neis
Iano 9iltams G1el: ie ItanO pie Dies
fee SiUiI9eH ben beioen 0eubiinbeln.
8uilaen Stpei &dnoiouten uno einigte
Ii9 Odber ouf einsn Oritten, sinen
s~6eudyigeu @tlaben zines @enaaIs.
Der ne0er fhrsibsa nod IsIen tonnte,
oafiir dber cine frieOlide Negierung
iii gtlsIiat Ittute, Nenn Il gaIt als
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9urs Oie sia,ne,

8iQiam gtdcoonalb III Elm iibera
ou8 I8i@terner innger Mant. benz
IeI6f feline groBe 2ie6e nidt ben Wsllt
8tGt, Der Qngebeteten 0ie MiniRe
Ieinss 5tr3ens 5u geitefeu. Qanae,
lan9e ilberle9te er in ieinem 8enlilt,
pel6es no6I Die Bette Dirt mare, i9r
Ttinen antrag bor3nbringer, un0 nd1
bielen 8ogen augeItrengten giadoene
tens glaubt er euoIid, BAG Rt6tigc
.Qefun6en All babeu. So 1T cine pcre
me mon0beae Qd6t; qrm In arn
nit Ser &6nigiu ieines Ser5tns pdg-
6elt ct babin uno tentt feline 5hritlc
rod bem Rira6of. @pr einem ftatts
.G6tn 7amiliengra6 6lei6t Ct enotis
He6en, unb ouf Die mei4epollc Stdtte
Binoeuteuo, iugt er nit l9melaenoer
Stimme: .4ae, meine nddftsn Bers
Ddnoten liegen bier bsgrabeu. Wlpds
ten Gle Riat aaa 4isr begyaten liz
.sen2"
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InIrrt S1uiilmn Wfsrlf


Eiulaags &C. biaflslfsib. 10. 1871.
On biffy sIuHfdlon 81 tn WobA
bdr6tnkal, bos ldalin pppulaglg niEe.
Glib bit IdineytrgH MiuiffIIdSsr abe
lmi. 80 lhul eta stlsb auA bsm me1ssnsA
gdumpodIduml pau @alius suite DlfnE
nao Die dnfcam GdrisslinlR elflsb
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neben, Biz Elm ID les SHUTTER aus eamm'
poae unb egibs trbaltoa; btun bic erite
gtoinsuns II bab Der @inorld pes @eis
heu, GamihaI0ntM aeloa5rt piro. I'm
bas Slrtden uuo 8iebgn Der geDers nno
bes abgtrunbtln @dumes 3u berhtttn,
begren5t nan btn Stoff por benz einbies
gtn nit dncm GiniaBb5rb6en. gtatt otr
lbliaen &n0paeaer psroln Seibeni6lins
gen berpanbt uHo I'M Rtdtn piro Der
Manttl INIT tiust breiten qibe per5iert.
Dds 64nitmuie f, mel6es N 6 @rDBn
bDrrdibig III. Bon 34-44 eriorotrt iir
mtitltrt GtoB. 4 yuro Bacterial bei AZ
Boil 9rsite.
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Die DMaesIae gaasgss

@Is ser DduP6in. Batter Quonigs
XVI, I'M Sabre 1747 init Der iaaz
IfTdea prin3efin Maria Soiefa.
1p9ler JgieOri@ Ill, bermaba
Ipur0e, fanb neben bis!en aaOsrsn
JeftIiateiteu uuh Elm Masteuhan
hei 6ofe itatt. Mlan 0urite nur eine
gintrittstarte b~prloeifen, i'm silgaais
fen 8a perben; ieoes 3ercaonisl ipat
aufge60ben.
8eangittgen0 NOR Ser Qnogana 3u
Den 8Hfetts, Oie man ins sla sF
lgeneH Sadls aitsgeifattet batfg
Begun eine 5rpBe Mlasfe in ael6eAs
Domino a%ufsufaaen. bic aue Nugeaz
Iblide fam ur0 inter BEN S@aneia
leiue nahre 8erbeeruf9 aariatete. gas
teten uub .3uderipert her Dipan0ess
mie 0ltrb .3anber, uno btu ausgefu
len 8eiiie, Die tauren 2it1rs 5tr0ateH
LINEN na6. Die @ebieHtfn tDnuteH
lnint f9nea genlig herbefiGaffen. lint
RE @reIGeu pieber aus3ufiaen. Nan
begriff Mot, nie cine ei63ige 4srfoa
mad tur8er Abtpslenbeit NIT gefgls
Eaerter GBlaH 5uriidlehren moals
9}an rsDete DON NIGHTS aH0erem, un0
fogar Der &6nig erfuAr upn Ser merit
piir0gen GrIdeinung aangere sit
nelaitiate er fi@, Dem nHabdreH
6ungtt Der grpBen Msasle sale9f1.
EGnblih gab IT 9eFell, i1r 6eim Nbs
oeben sn foIgen. aan fteatt d tn
heraus, bob Is bic Aun0ert GAmsIs
3ergarben iparea, BON oeren elmer eiHs
sfdrte befaB, bie Ct ne6H ieiaem get
IEen Domino oer Meibs nad) oen Ea~
meraoen borgte, bamil fe IId ait
8iifat ft6rftea.
Die einQfnd9te
Ill d. &auner [3u ieiafr 5raltl: ~sm
ReIaurqnE fieI mir beate Gin Imia
oeugbeitetes PsI5jadeit AMI. nis Dn
Dir Idon 70 Iange eins aelpdni
lait, Die A0reHe nes 5abrisanseE
Sic am Rragen an9ebraAs mar 5aee
iG Dir mitsebra0tl@
100 lift Fe Senn24
#3ort an Set Maa0 01s adsif
gdnat mod Nrof,
DER ss@I 1nif{ rM
Mut9d trdgt tinsn asrnanii aka Naa
gntl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-18

Ranger NaifHanHirl. Ne. 1918.
Dtr lauas Wtaiff afbdri 1u btu iAlds
Zen unb pfdlHl aifH alfinuugiNidm far
sfn Winlgr m Niutr StffeluHg elgufn
Gsaiplii@, GAlnaila. 40usls oost Glnst
ptf mDoanm tagsaisEtiafn EioIis. pa
Elilh a%aWHdrt8 iih uuB ftorDentIidtr
Wslisbibtil tfsfis. mag iolnr IN tons
ir%anirnoH 5dflt avid ais gtIab fir
RrageH nHb afrmsl bifnsH. Gaiigg III
5fi esn ldBrH Slclifn nihi nlpEberIiH.
rubtr bei Welea agb nnbrrrn blnntn Gt'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-18

Ger ,cmaba sribRxs' GsaSaa
SD plni9e gutergs. .....
-. Sou grait. Oosr Iaiusassits. :" a'
(Sabrs -. bel ainOsria5sG)
Shame
RO..... ehabs.
stobt ......
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-18

MISUNDERSTANDING.
0hIe gRuHer iper0eu an irgsuO cine gOpTe gegn Ginfn6ung beg
grdfes gefidt. Nlon gse Drummer unD 6r0Be uno Die boe QDreFe
.oeutta gaareben on un6 idde ben Coupon nebf IS s ents fit ieoss
beaelae Guier an bds
PATTERN DEPARTMENT OMAHA TRIBUNE
1911 Suparb st.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-18

Meusr 9lusorud, Gino bic
Rd0d nuftdliid2@
.Gie folitu ln9dr noforiifpe
ptsietinnea Rla,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-18

TuIiers Fab brIonosrs aeeigust, bic Bore
siige DhIsr @euets sur @eituns sa brine
Gen. Nls B1rnitar pa9tt maa Figurirlt
ooer esbEImte Gsi0suftofs obsr Bauras
poncrepe. 0anbgeIidie arngsn nno
SpfBeHrtihen ge0tH BEN aIgiO Elm ftIts
lsnes @thfdge.
Das Mo0sn bier 5sigt @5r6sriAluB
unb eiatt singslebls 4ernel Cine
brefie SaulterIalte giebt ha &lufe bic
moDerm 9eite. Ser 8od beIelt ons
A 8obnen unb lam, HaA BeIisbM. glais
obsr init tiner Quetiafalse ridtpagts
eear6eitet iDerben. SIR 9sritIung lpers
BEN fur cine miitIge 5igur Az gar0 Ilas
terial gsbrau@t. 8as Wlnfes III 8
@roBen pprrdt6ig: "a Bis Az.
The Washington times., 1914-01-25
NEW FREEDOM WIFE
TIRES OF CONTRACTS
Asks Court for Separation From
Man With Whom She Has
Lived rs Years.

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-That the new
freedom for women, usually regarded
as a craze, as up-to-the-minute as the
tango tea or the slit skirt. was Carried
out nearly a quarter of a century ago
in marriages just as emancipated' as the
most radical dream of the suffragefte
or the erudite eugenist was disclosed
yesterday when the filing of the mans
answer revealed suit for separation
brought by the woman who Joined him
in 1883 with a written contract as her
only marriage lines
IRE terms Of the contract, according
to an alleged copy fled by the petit
tioner. are:
wife" to continue at work.
Wife" to retain all her earnings.
Husband to pay rent and food.
Husband to keep any loose change
wife" to take husbands" name.
Husband to give his name to any
wife" not to pay husband any
Husband not to pay wife" any
money.
HUSBAND" NOT TO BORROW
MONEY FROM WIFE
The parties to the union were Hattie
Tonl.nson and Franklin Gilon, the lat
ter an attache of the county clerks Of
fee. The contract wife sets forth that
the couple have a daughter, Dorothy
Gilon, twenty-five years old. The con-
tract husband says he only lent Dor
othy his name, and he wasn't her father.
He says he wrote letters in which he
addressed her as daughter" in order to
please his consort.
The cause of the abrogatiCn Of the
contract. according to Mrs. Gilon's Pc
tition. belongs neither to the age of 1889
nor to the present. It Is laid by her
TO that creature of all times the giddy
blonde.
Gllcn. on the other hand, says he toll
Grated the ARRANGEMENT for many years,
but gradually saw the folly of IL, and
when the woman finally appeared at the
county clerks office and demanded an
old-fashioned church-and-minister mar
riaRe, he told her to do her worst
Gilon says she was never his real wife.
and therefore cannot be legally sepa-
rated from him.