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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
a REAl MAN.

u h1s hrpn known an glung That
ThunnH a ldison 10 one of the great
est mrn ihia on any other country has
Produced. ia almost miraculous In
Nentiuna have giVen him "A prestige
which convinced the world that he Ia a
man 90 heroic mould However. the
read HtrcnGtn and grandeur uf the
man was not disclosed until the hap
p'uinf ~ it Trcat disaster witch de
atruyrd the fruits OF years ~ his un-
remiliiug lahnr Contemplating IN,
nshes ~ his sroat laboratory where
as from the cnohanterH wand. apsnnr
into existence those marvellous pro.
ducts of his Incompatible invcntiv,
svnluH he said:
Although l am more than 81 year,
of aEc. IN stars al over again To-
morrow I'm protiy well burned ou
iunieNi, hUt tomorrow thctc win be
mobilization here aud the debris wa
hr CLEARED away &c e * cooled auefl
cionilN and ! win 40 wight to WORK I,
levonslruvt the plant"
IN Tits simple sprcch b. voiced tia
touraas and indomltahie M.n whirl
made hiin the foremost iisurr in th
wnf'd OF invrutiua. 20 whom d is ,n
dvnird more than amy man who ha
ever lived To those down,Nai an,
hifoourtgcd there cau be- ma more en-
rnnfAtlnF example than ll,at sci h.
this nsnn. who " moro than wu,desfu
mum EVERY point of view m uthe
wtf'is ~ s real man who doc
'hlhst wViih while Austin ,mrricAf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

As 4 variation 10 the eternal Discus
rluu nh6ut she hlFh cost uf liNinM @
fnngnzine writer c0niributeH the rec
suits " investigation into tho hieh
cost 81 killing ia the war iu Europe
Roger W. Hr,son conveys tho impress
tian thar the hrliirerrnt nations aro
cutting prices Tor hc says iht taHs
fir IL has cost about $4,000 to till WcN
muh Tint has heen killed llnr'ufofn.
atalisuclaua have flgurod thar % rnai
from $4,000 tn $4,000 t1 iai ratA uAp
Killed iu modern w1ra
Mr. Hryson'a killing cost does not
tikn into consideration the iniN ~
property and tho destruction Of indus.
tries and values. u considers only the
actual muHcy spent by each nation 90
oqupplne and maintaining ita urmirt
ANA notlen 10 may he that Mr. liry
son hiss omitted some important items
90 cost. cor "a seems unlikely that civ.
iiiaiuiun hnH in recent years progressed
fu upldir tAli human killing cau ho
accomplished iut ono-frth TO- ono
uiehth ri thr cost % killing hy our
harharous auceetoig
Euf o. Mr lsiNan'H figures arc even
approximately rlnlH and lf th' Figures
nH e. the cost uf murder in leas rn.
tNIuonpd imes voic approximately
correct d becomes at once apparent
thnt fhe wntld has progressed ever
nafr iprniN than even the muit I'd.
,tnori thinhrra nni the mos, uhaofs
lUi writer's ind suFnocted We may
ctcn a4tNiintc II tlir hopeful ponc,
prugnm ol Andrew Carnegie aud wa,
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.ss:f s:l- (Nass7yl.~~.

miles an hour Against such recon-
noliering force the British cavalry was
~ a great disadvantage. a. tho quick
firing guns on the ears easily disposed
81 small bodies ~ troops. ana the aero
planes niuf, gave notice in time ~ the
advance ~ fcinforcements Except in
the thick ~ battle. no report has come
from the hattieficlds showing that the
advance army ever ran Into an am
bush win armurcd cars securing the
ground below and acroplnneH pceking
into things in general from above. IL
would have been impossible FOR largo
bodies ~ troops - hide. Ia the be
ginning 81 this month strong pressure
wan brought by General French u is
reported by British motor men. and
some hundred tourins ears we're fitted
with steel shields in such n manner as
10 mas" pfesentahlv armurcd SOUND
ron simultaneously the rapid ndve ncc
OF the Germans ln the north stopped
chiefly, u is stated, hecnus. II the In
creased mobility ~ the EnGlish forces
aud the better protection given 10 the
oupoHtg bV the arnorcd cara. which
ensurcd ulc German cars in pitched
BATTLES instead ~ fleeing before them.
ns the horHornen had been compelled Co
ITO before Scientific American
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
PARAGRAPHINGS

Hinles "Why. where's the break b.
fast 2" Mrs. Blnks Hush dear. the
cook ate H." nmks What, Ate 10
ai7" Mrs mnks Eyes. dear Wa
mustn't say anything ] think cook iH
Just the sort ~ woman VINO would so
round and =4y ". starved Qua help
Cleveland Plain Deaier
what Kind of cigars Do you wish to
give your husband madam Havana or
domestic " "oh. domestic by nli means.
I'm giving them 20 him ~ encourage
you know Judge.
Bier williams Petition LaWd. put
Il in de hearts or de people ter make
de comm Christmas sich halelula
season dat de Wrinkied ole world %
dance an its trouble eco fur away dog ~
never find do Wty back arin rits ioF'
in DO woods. so ter spenk an then l't
de- woods kctch fire am cousuume al
dem troubles tlil doS ls miuu mon
nshos an miehfs small pile af dtt
Ntianm Consultation
trr hr N,Naehrs ,utrrnuHtr tu.s
rnaton iNfeifniuus Won eNu ld
rthcr c1ll tnrm tmlsn H0etHn
Transcript
tv you cniNt hWuin1 fud UHune
Not much r,uu.a Nr fWmrt ,ut
ems wife doe- sne pfts DOB most Df fhr
autumn humue nff HnN m.st 90
tNc wuftr u.Mu. nr Wt'f
Washington Stu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
TexaS Press



The donation by tho Texas cotton
eVoa pil rnilla OF carload OF cotton
Aecd flour 20 the people OF Belgian has
revived Interest In this new and won
ceifai substitute for meat several
years ago the experts az the Texas
Agricultural and mechanical COLLEGE
made 4 thorough test Of this new food
product and found Il 30 bo wholesome
and nutticlous and without harmful
effeetR upon the human system.
~ q : trnps. state chemist who
cnlpas q hlgh rank ia HIS profession
cpndnpctrd the tests and his conciu
ssnnf are embodied In two buli.tlns
Which may be HID frre Of cost by ans
Citizen % the state who viii ask 10,
tnFin ID 4 rscont stagement nr Flaps
hlp eplson soeA flour ~ now hclnr
psfl extensively IN Texas and In view,
II The l'igh price Of meat aud the gen.
eiai financial condition Of The people
~ thp'.kht i sheuid come lntn a much
Wider ,lsc.
IN 'hesn times al high prices o,
food and decreasing incomes IL il well
20 cal' the attention. az reoplo 10 ths
possibilities 81 cotton secd flour az a
human food" said pr. Traps. IT Il
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
BABY BEEF CLUBS

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VIA an 0.tiu,. ,...
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.ch,b '"
n ia ,..i.ys
with n s,,,.n.,, ''n '''''
ditl..s ~. ~ .,
mnrh., Observation-Disclosures. 'N
4, ret ava, gs..,,, 10. '' '"''-
,r5p h.li,,, IN. 49,, VT guy W =
Ciuh ls an, pt,.,t,st ",.a,.S 'H
loo nseg Il, ~, ~. 'y N'
nr,..nt ,,,,l.,,.,.,. ~ ''n iA'
taccs a. ,,c $500, , '.'"f ,"'"u
res,,l,s n, ~. No., '' "','n'ai'
pronnr,r,i, ~. ~. '''''.N ''''
Nor ami I,is. ,r.' y. 49,, 49,. ~ i'''e'
s,er.f,r, ~, wa, 'lHl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

The following questions arr issued
fot the usc ~ teachers boz thc public
sohuols of northern Sew York
"po @ ton or touch 100 aim 90
have definite plan and purpose 10,
cnrh lrsfun "llo / aim tr Doe tIf.r
nugh po ] accept ponr W.tk Up.
] insist nn ucatuDHt "llo 8 talk uIfl
or Go tho children 'pu lrad
drivoT "ilo I do MOST of "a. wort, nt
dn they "po ! aim To- teach ~olf
rclluuco in my pupils "po ! recognize
Individuality ia ms pupils r." Do luyr
mS WORK aud Try o. impr,y, ctch
ienrT Chuvhu Science Monitor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
RIPPLING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON
Horse Us. AUTO

Justly marc named Myrtle. which ms cart hts bitch
was neer ACCUSED ~ forming turtle aud dumping f"i "
ditch. Shes always pfuinp to dD my W1HihE
wei- fil,d torn. aud base never
sean her skldding because fsai. NviV.
she q daiiy she's SAFE ard sane anl 'it
broke. she doesn't like buabose gpoHes oF ~ '"f ar
smoke Along staieii way proc'c'iins
she calmly blts her eight milo rniL and nothing 'hP
speeding always keeps her hoad on HifaleH
Along rond she doesn't thuuder with roar ana enr'
ana Dust aud Fttnch nothing breaks, iNnt 'I'Ni
under g. fix her with MONKEY wrench Toxic ni
nsplicws my nccca pleasant drives when daf is
0cr ail Hume bat not 100 pieces our ii's-
Inents piled upon door. AID then ms good old nag
ndores ard WHEN mink li buy ear my bu.s eon'
rcH and siyos quite savage jar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

Come gentlemen. let's nc pir tn"
Secretary hns some THINGS go hH cfrd-
d. iiis efforts tu improve thc cnu1i
ton of the enlisted mon of tine navy
niu mot t0 hr sne,tcd ht fpi th,ir
worth Be- cpncluAiyoly demonstrated hs
better rcrmtnr lu TACT when IL
cnmea Goo hH hullne of thr personnel
uf me department as whole. nclud
ius thc officers au officer OF interim
teum rpuDuon tostfos that sccr,+
tory Daniels hua dome diatmctlf ncttrr
than hiH pycilrcusHnr although the lat
ter came from MuHsnchuHottH ~ the
SecrrfnrNs critics were morn sincerely
fhNiouR tu seize upon any Old ISSUE
that can he mndc tu yicld sensations.
false nf other Wise. they would take up
the uuosllon of unnecessary and
waatcful navy Yards hh they don't
because nn issue of that sort can't he
set o. music or mad" into mclodiama
springfield Republican
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

~ niiei s,a,~. .,-~
1'i'aany ana Ae,.,,.. "a -,
l.ois 900 eeo o'I ,l...,.i 'ls nr,.,. !.
ma BARLEY
.,.' q, q. Worii has is,ea.
',s tae United STAT. !. ~ ''sNs \.
..s' Germany ana '.N4e
COZ = zoe 200 goo bushels; ths N.
~ 100000 bushels -nisais e
~. Worf 81 m
% s.... sss 1888 ". -.
Germany and Auss. .,'''F,, ~.
pNs ~. the Entcnte -J3
Vep.ooo bushels. ofess 3
The World has -,
me United states \. VI - :.
Germany Aastria. liuse....'.l'' =
ey. fIQo0.eee nead $500, a'i ~ i
sa.e0o.Q0o head 1a''sis 81
7, host
De World has 1,eM.
i..t United states ess,..~ \
"'iminf Ausisls-Itsns...' \
~ 4s.ooeooo head. ,s 49, ~. \ 4
-'.N0e00g bead '''t''' a,l
Shsea
ihc World has sn...
'ir United Siates. = ~. ~ "
Germany Austria fIsnvsr..'. q
~ Ae.ooo.voo head. NJ s... q
l-toopooo head ''''F n
Horsss
IA' World has Ios Oea A..
nt,d states, gt.oos lss ".
mHHF Austria llunes,, ~
ionoo 900 head. tie r.,..,. -
0a0 0N1 aead q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

Fashionable woman comhas from lhe
opera Ia the rosy nest of u limousine
PASSED g group ~ iahnrcrs az midnisl,t
Machines, Ike Terrible animals were
hurrowing into tho earth steam was
hiasing. 40 d frNm the mouths III i.oo0.
Gee sefpcnts Rocla rev ip every di
r"ction. rorchnrhts rlanhcd There
wns the thunder 81 labor The nisht
shift was To tnll SWING
And the woman. siNnciur from ihr
window 20 "A certain workman for am
instant Thought
How I wish ! had that Drawn, ln
Aecr's strength and joy ~ life Iiow
envy him hts power. his physical
perfection. the wonder of his manhood
bis freedom from tho shacblcs thnt
hind nae. Tie tx his own muster. while
am % slnH tho slave Of a man / do.
SpiEc'"
AZ that moment the l,thuref pauscd
lorg enough hl the dcou Vhasm where
has engine rocked Go glance into the
motor as Il sped Bog him And ne
Thought
80. e. hc Ike herr To know leisure
and wealth and rest 10 bc froc from
drndserN and toll to como ana go as
/ / pleased 4 throw of the chains of
deht and Worry and heVc the davs'
and nights stretch ahead ~ m. llke Ia
ueld of flowers
hui 'n another Instant thc motor was
son" The ,orchlghts rared brighter
Than ever And each had forgotten tho
other Judge
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22
KEEP IT HANDY Fos ss.....
fcN

81" u.H luirn an.
q" "'ir out Your Rhevn,a,, y. Il
'vn ONT instead Ash 4
''imH lAnimcat N.ea - 80 =
usi isi % penetrnts an l,s,,,...
i.D1'i rarts reiiete "a. ~ .
Nitw Csc paln Voc ~ -. /. I.
Hnl f"'I so much better M ~.
fHh' "nl ana Ten o;a.s ~.
Gei bairt u
.'in'a' i~ $ cent. q IS ~
Nn a e in ihc Asas =
n nh swollen ias,. y
e'Htca 0nd likc allmssn 4
oei saiisitd axe
mo.t Instant ftlff m 4
ANterilsemsai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

imports from hollipcrcut countries.
instead ct hcine cut OF ENTIRELY. aa the
ways ana means committee assumed
they would Doe. were reduced oniy 20
poo cent Boa October ur from $50 Dpu. Uuu
in iin,nnn pon imports from the Unit
."d kinrdom increased 'aoo0o0o. from
other hclhsrrcut cuuntr0ra thcN doein.
"d heavily. hut imports from Grnnnuy
exceeded $4,000 900 and from tustrin
Hungary aud nelgum together they
exceeded Sl0oN0on Imports from Svf
via and Montenegro dropped ont ga.
tircly. and those from Russia In Europe
fcl Go q nominal amount and there
was decline ~ nearly 5000 GOO from
fmncc Philadelphia Record
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

WASlllNGTDN lre. 90 fhr tw
fnl sfarlmd muln rruYs nf thf Nafil
which. boz tHs order of th,f NilHnN
nae oats. wheat. corn. rNr nra NI-
iey. rsich,l grand iofHi prod ffHin
~ sixteen biHun husAel i1 1913 f'Ht
Is ennush in fIu nln tnauand foaf
high innuwrl fcf Wiar fra uc'rf
Hur mites BONG W pfaetimn ruuu p
Ga 90 sN Ilfehss $3.50 ,haf due t
Americans at panama
cot This total yield n' nn'im n
waI exclusive ~ istT colonial plH-
sesa9na produced approximately once
hsll rr 1,i9.100.00Q lushela anl 'Hr
unitcI states produced ftt4 900 1o'
bushels ln other words. Cuusld"fahlt
more thun three -fourths ~ tiso WORLDS
production Of these crops gruw within
tho COMMITTEES immediately no wnr and
n tho United S;afes
Thus begins statement prepared
to-day hf ths National Gruerapb. Soc
cioty. giving The salient feufcs of Goo
worlds food and stock production. and
the part played by nations ai war
therein Tho statement turn contH-
ucs
Elm the production or THESE CROPS the
Triple Entente group of countries have
70 large excess over Germany Austria
and Turnry The former rruup proc
du,ed 1I13. 1000. 900 bushels lu 1913.
while tlc batter produced Zoos 600 COO
bushels. nearly Two bushels ior une.
Considered boo relation Co.. the uHmNri nf
mouths o. Ue fed however tie r'sult
m somewhat lrss dlspropol for
omitine Japan whnh figures tcr hf-
DE- either ls consumer rr producer
ct these crops ID us found chat tho pcr
capita yiold Soc Germany Austria Hum
capita. Ha compared Wifh .Uf bushels
n tho Anglo Russo French .roN
"putntors form another mporHnt
food product Boo the worlds dietary
The total Weld n lql2 halus n'cn arr
or Than amy other rua,r erup used
principal, fur numou food cog oH',-
or ru muun enough ta tUN uHrmd
to. f0tI u.nt. f. uc repaid ".tu HI
m. s SOLID E U. nr .n r
lnuHID I.s hrr m0a, 0u Hnt tnm
.r.ll. Oh. premium. tH.N mN aH
lItr.stin toHniniue 5000 f.f.. f.H.
3D.. t f..Nnr 5000 rttr luWr 1913
., u...I Mt rat I.nHu
Al Dn.D..
faf fu. .'w
n,eInl nf uI.m. G
tI. I'D l.r N.,f Hf IUl ....
sIUu .... h.tH 900 N.u
b.. nn,.,.I u i,.t iHH u.
nnIHe Nn.r.rl fHf.H
euN.H
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

lawyer iS one who protects you
agaiust cnhbers b, iahine ava, tn,,
tempiatinn January smart set
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OTHER VIEWS


\ singir rat the experts SAY may eat
az otherwise destroy from 60 cents
worth 60 s. worth vt as,.is tcr year
Rate VITA socloi aspirations who
Ave exclusively n hotels, have been
known 60 eat a. worth and more por
vopr Rather less. on ,hs whle. than
,hr avemEe human euest az theso es
Establishments, vet totaling up about
$50 uee.oeu a year cost a. these ifaitoa
states for The maintenance az the rat
population. liatN cont philadelphia
aonethne merr than 81 900 0ao YEAR.
somehow we never missed the mon
~ until recently Ne were ~nune a.
tolerate tho rat 50 long as he aiayo, on
good behavior Hut since he Mas com .
mlttcd tho objectionable mdiScretion
~ having fleas and infected fleas. az
that matters have come 60 a pass
whcrc his reputation really must bo
lookcd into. Now, the rat. too. may
have TO cnrtail hts menu. Il not mis-
family There ~ little enough romance
ieii 10 him. these days, anyhow.
Effete modern eats FIND hnm distinct
IN uninterestinR. II not vuIgar. As a
is~ult. the RAT has had had thlnes rar
too much his own way Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

now being used In certain sections II
the state ~ Texas and u has been used
IN those sections for o number ~ years.
IN fact, one 81 tho cotton seed OH
mills has invested considerable money
ia expensive machinery for the purpose
~ producing a cotton seed -four Of
high guilty II liz clear from this that
the possibilities Of cotton seed flour a.
4 human food are such an 20 encourage
hard headed business men to the IN
vestmcni Of money for tiir purposes ~
It's production. nnd tiic demand Tor this
kind of flouf spps'Ar1 90 Doe soci a. %
justify ~ production.
COTTON seed fimr must not be- re-
rardrd a. Substitute fof -four but
must be- considered meat Substitute.
And hist ~ excessive consumption ~
meat may lead a. Injurious conNe.
ulences ~ excessive consumption 81
rottnn seed flour mny lead 10 similar
resnlls There Is no reason. however,
60 anticipate anfavorable results " tho
cotton seed nsur ~ eaten ~ REASONABLE
Quantities
This new meat suubs;iiHtc may b..
easily made up into palatsble and
" hoierDmc articles II food BY mixing
IL win wheat hour. corn meal Or other
e,frid u can b. mede into delicious
trs,d biscuits. hoccakes. corncakca.
mUfins singer snaps and other pal
"a llc fVrIns u food Wsto Times
iieuld
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

'~'N'''~ T'"f"''~e W we Sof"snes
IN their sensational advance into
France the German ferces utilised
modern Inventions. the ncroplane and
the automobile. sn most scientific and
efectusl manner fsycwiincssas ~ tho
HeTmsn advance into France from llel ).
si1m say The first sign OF ahc army
consist~t of six 10 twelve asropinnes
iiylng at different h~sghts covering a
width Of ten or more mile. Slightly
behind these aeroplanes came fleet
'cf twenty and morc esnorcd motor
cars capable Of making easily furty
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-22

athic forns u food wsto Times
litnld
The Allison Law and the Consultation.
Following soou after It's decision ln
ihe Elmer pcdc cnae Involving the
foatrra ~ tho Allison law pruhlbitins
interstate shipments ~ liuuor into pro
hlbifion territory. and pronouncing the
statute nom effective iu that direction
the state court of criminal appeals hHs
passed upon the law in its application
60 Texas business. deciding that u ia
imperative rs "a prohibition ~ such
shipments from "wel" 10 dry terri
tory within the state Tor personal Or
other luwfei use
Without attempting 90 annlyze 81
even 90 quote the several reasons nd
Vnncrd by thu different Judges FOR their
conclusions ln this case. the ordinar,
citizen should De able. by reading its
text carefully Co see that the lnw con.
tiincd certain discriminatory ard cx-
tfvfno features hardly consistent Win
equal rEhts under ire. government
For example. it purported 10 fix all
foluir prohibition on shipments 1T d
uunr from licensed doulorH intp pfohi
billion Territory Within Tie state. ey
cept nl medicinal scientific bnd sac.
rnrniHl purposes ga 40. same time
% oXrr sslt permitted the citi1on tu
catrF uuplf ui. de territory for pcr.
Hunni ur famlls Jsr travelling uu the
anme train thHt wha dcharred under
o fnltY from hnuiinf the liquor nH
freight coz cNpfeHH ihc effect uf this
fflfetHllfI tfn 4IntIfIf t.utDNtlft. tt..iN .. ia.
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BE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

Gptods, aba baun iabts Ct fd
raid.
sGs IN gut Iogis sr unb ipanbti
FA laHgiam mad Der 9rtpps, bic sE
tmporItitg.
Ora mar ibm nah0usiHl mas
nm Giles In Der Wtli bsbtuitit bas9
Gaon moIItt @srmtr ben 5ub "a.
Iatr porpdris Isbsn, bonn a. mai
ibm ploblih gItih tinsr frtuoig Be,
p,sien Ginssbuns Der @tbanis &C,
tommtn, bob Gpa bitlsihi gar aus
Gorge nm ibn - - gbtr bunttl
ibsri hnitsts bitits bsrlodsnos, Ii1i
itrt Bib slsia lpisbsr tin anbsrl
Gsboute, finItertr nod ais bic. bi,
Jpn borbln btinobt %psr5UeiFtln lie
ben. gpa lohnts aud nod aus s.
mem onbersn Grunbs nab greslau
gtiommtn lein - nm al nerbinbern,
bcb itnsr 9ois. ben ie I'm @tuno,
ibrts Str5eHs pielsi9t BOD nod se,
lisbt bate, iib Der piitolt oss be,
Isibietsn gbtgatisu ausitbtel Cor
Der er mari Stine 9rauen 3ogsn
hd ftnittr suiommtn unb r1Ihst
idriii ct Der 2iir lsines 3immsrs
Su, biniu Der fem Weib nut Jpn
lpartete. !.
S6pn bate CT bic 6anb ebobsn,
Wh Su offRtn, ols tr tie nohmaIs
5ogunb IinteH Iisb. Mare es ni9i
am btitsH gstpeisH. Gpa iibsrbaupi
uidt pisber5uItben9 qtbtr nsin, bas
pdrs isigs! Gir6tsts sr BEL ben
qRbIidt oisitr 6rau, bic Ct msbr nIs
isin qtbsu asIisbt bate, ldnoh 80
peroen2 8sin uno taujenbmal
HsiH! SEPT gluge in Qugs, noati
sr ibr Is inasn, ME uamsnlos slsna
Ts ibn gsmant, ME lie fein asbens'
glid 5cItreten bate. gues, nlss,
mas Ct ouf BEN 5er5sH bate, piirbt
er iid berunterre0sn; bann tonnte Ii
9eper, po9in ne molte!
gait elmer baltigsu 9sipsguns It5bi
sr bic Sar alf, uno feline 4ugsn
bIidsn nit 5oruissu glibeR isin ibm
sntgegsneiIsnbss 4sib an.
v5reo, bu - ou ltbit -" sitteri
Is in lsibsni6afili6sr 6rsubs Don
Gbas 9ippsn.
rMas tpilF BIZ birrg" btrrI6,
Gsrmsr fs an. er 1T an Der 5a,
itebeu gsblitbsn uno matte teim
Wisne, ndbsr 81 tretsn.
Die Urine, bic epa in iibsrmd9,
tiger Q~ufpalung ibm f~ntgegeHge,
lirstt bot, fntsn ibr froFtlos nisosr
.6reO. Eel Hidt b6ie, baB i'd bin
natgtrsif bin. Sd bisIt es gu
6ous ni6t aus, fast is Ieiis aut
bemltig, inbem is i'm bitteuo ans
iisbt.
(SdluB Tolgt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

RianO.S Bargain Geines aimbol
9iano in bor3iigIi6em 3niton6
Ie6r biaig fiji 9oar. Eel. Doug.
las 4368.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

Gns preismarDiaite GNrn bel Retsr
Stump. GaltiGe Ride, 1908
goOoe StroBe, z. 5tod. 0labIaap
tetrl 20 Gerts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
Prof. |. Schleich
Natur-Heilarzt

IrrIoubt iidb Dem geebrien b. l.. Vub.
Hlum bon Omaha nnO llmaebuna
bofliditonBu3ciaen, bob CT feline Ci.
flee bonn arngibedter nod 1922 g.
6nrHam Ctr. berleqt bat, 100 CT
IriHe mo0erne gnoennltnlt NIT ueiie.
|iten NIB beiten eiuridhfneen fir
Sur. NIB aeinianngsb10er, ioipie
Wlaiiaae croffnet bat.
AerBte nnO gaoebeoiirftiae iino
Iboilidit cingclnocL ieinc anitolt Si
beiuheu.
Seoermann, Der iih fir feline gn.
inrnbtmaen iutereiiirt. erbdlt Elm
freieS Treatment IN Der Belt bonn
|23. bis 20. Robember 1914.
1922 e. Surnam Ctr, np.aairs.