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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-10-08
Market Report

Eggs...... 1Se Butter.....14f
Springs. v. .10 Old Hens. 1Of
Ducks :. ... 81
FatTnrkeys l0F Geese. AZ
Butter Fat: LIST grade 25c, I'd 22f
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-24
LISTER FEEps Promises
His Departments Show Big Savings
For First Half of Biennium.

With one-half the present bien-
,ium ended, reports of the finances
If executive departments show that
,ffices under Governor Lister are
leeping well within their appropria'
ions. If the present rate is contin-
led during the current year, practi
ally every department will be able
return to the state treasury con
siderable portion of its appropriation
The industrial welfare commission
md state forester have, in half the bi
ennium, spent only one-fourth O.
heir appropriations. The public ser
vice commission and the governor
office have practically twice as mucl
money remaining as has been spen,
already and other departments show
similar records. The state fair alone
las spent more than its share but
will be under new control this year.
The fish commissioners Office, for
he first time in it's history. has col
ected more money than it has spent.
Collections Of the grain department,
agricultural department and tax com
also are we'll above the aver
age.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-24
The Farmer and the Cow.
(Kelsonian.)

Where there is COW there is a
home" is a quotation worthy of be.
ing adopted as a slogan by every one
who believes in American farm
home. The COW has paid the house
hold expenses of thousands of homes
for many years. The keeper of
store in a new settlement was but
voicing what is true everywhere when
he said: "Our farmers who keep
cows always have money with which
to pay their bills. What is more,
they no doubt have a better living
and get more out of life than do those
who try to live from the sale of ha!
and grain Naturally the kind o.
cows that are kept determines largely
the kind of home the owner has.
Good cows will pay the expense of
the b1rs and girls at school. Good
COWS hold the interest of the boy on
the farm and in the farm home. The
COWS may be considered one of the
home producers of the nation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-24
Thurston COunty's Swiss Colony.
(SedrO-Woolley COurier.)


In referring to the Swiss colony,
which recently bought logged-off
lands in Thurston county, near Olym-
pia, and is going to settle there. the
Arlington Chronicle says that 1T is
almost exasperating when we are
scheming how we may. find an easy
land clearing way for the fellow citi-
zens whom we wish to lure upon log
ged-off areas, to read of the arrival of
a colony of Swiss farmers who have
acquired 10000 acres of stump land
in Thurston county and are gong at
the Job of developing it without even
stopping to deplore the difficulty of
the undertaking. Apparently they
never have heard of the $4,000 leg
islative appropriation for a state pow
der factory for the production of
cheap blasting material for the log
ged-off land settler, and 1t appears
to be their intention to go right
ahead digging out the stumps by
main strength. Or perhaps they Will
leave the stumps and cultivate be-
tween them. They are a stolid lot,
those Swiss, and very likely they Will
plod ahead and transform the 10000
acres into productive and profitable
homesteads while the freeborn Amer
lean citizen waits for the state pow
der factory and other subsidies when
sympathetic legislators are disposed
to grant. Perhaps the logged-of land
problem over which we have cogitat-
ed so long is one for Swiss and Scan
dinaviaI solution. These people new
er have bothered about obstacles.
They have gone upon the blizzard
swept plains of the middle west and
settled upon land that others had dis
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-24
Press Comment
Secs Big Vote For CottCriil.

Mentally, morally and physically
George F. Cotterll is big. broad
guaged man. OF all the candidate
in the field, Democratic, Bull Moose
and Republican he is the frankes
and most fearless. Naturally, MAJ
of his positive stamp has made enc.
mics. He has, and of all the candi-
dates he will be the most bitterly
assailed by the standpat papers and
organs Of the special interests. Blu
he IS a man of pleasing and convinC-
ing personality and there is no doubt
vote among the more progressive ele-
ment of his party.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-24
Girl. WILL TRY An
atlantic fLI3HTT
MoI|i B9oSe, Famous German
Aviator, to Make Attempt.
HAS HAD i.h'lY ACCIDENTS.

Undaunted by Breaking Her Leg Five
Times ard Nose Three Times--Con-
ducts School For Aviators and Super
intends Erection of Her Own Ma
chimes.
Berin.-Melli Becse. Germany's fl.
nous woman aviator. announces her
intention of trying for the great honor
Of being the first air pilot to ig across
the Atlantic, for which purpose she is
constructing her own hydroaerOpla
Melli Eeese is widely known not only
as Il daring tlier and as Germany's only
woman aeroplane pilot, but as the only
woman in the world who conducts a
flying school. of which she herself Is
the principal. and who makes Il bust
ness of designing and manufacturing
flying machines. A small 1.-the figure
Frau Beese is beautiful woman Of
about thirty. She won pilots license
more than four years ago. the first TO
be granted TO woman in Germany
she is not discouraged by the fact that
she has broken her legs in five places.
sustained fractures of several ribs and
Las broken her nose three times In
tuInhles out of the air. These acct
dents. she declares. were the fault Of
her teachers and did not happen when
she herself was ut the wheel
When seen ut the Iohannisthal flying
field. where more than 800 machines
are stationed. Frau Beese said: Yes,
am going to be among those who will
be the first to try TO fly across the At
lantic II l cannot be the first to pilot
a flying machine to America ut least
want to be the first woman to achieve
that honor ! am constructing a new
type Of hydroaerOpane. which win be
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-24
A Silo on. Every Farm.
EllenSburg DemOcrat.)

Dairymen and ranchers generally
in this valley are becoming very much
interested in silos. There is no ques-
ton but that the silo system of pre-
pairing and conserving feed for win
ter is the best system yet devised.
And it is not only the best and cheap
est but the only way whereby a sup
ply of green feed for winter can be
assured. 1t is cheaper in that prac-
tically all waste is eliminated. There
are several kinds of silos on the mar
ket, all of which have been tried
out and found more or less success
full. Every keeper of cows should
have one or more silos.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-24
dained to aDDrOpriate Thew have

dained to appropriate. They have
stuck like barnacles wherever they
decided to locate, steadily making
Roadway despite adverse conditions
So it seems the logged-of lands musx
have been set apart for them. The
transformation of 10000 acres ir
Thurston county into fruit and dairy
farms will make a great change in
the status of the logged-of land prob
lem in that county. No doubt before
the job is completed other Swiss set
tiers will join in the work and make
it 100000 acres.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-24
StELLI BEESE.

NELL BEEsE.
completed in few weeks. / will test
1t thoroughly OH the North sea. and II
1t proves satisfactory 1t wiz serve as n
model for n larger craft to be used in
a transatlantic attempt next spring.
will begin work on the big machine
this summer. will personally pilot
my machine. assisted by my husband
and two mechanics. My designs are
for craft that will be able to cross
the ocean in thirty five hours"
Frau Beese some time ago married
one Of her pupils She has turned on.
about forty pilots from her school. She
now owns six aeroplanes. Speaking Of
the development Of aviation. she said
1.-THE future development of aviation
so far as the sport is concerned. espe
cially for women, lies upon the water
where 1t is easy to fly and there is lit
tie danger 1t is only when the manu-
facturers recognize this that lying will
attain the popularity it deserves.
Frau Beese said that German boys
who formerly ran off to sea tn become
sailors are now brought by their par
ents to the flying school to be turned
into pilots. although they are not al
ways promising material. She said
that women learn the art much easier
than men. except the mechanical
knowledge. They have more presence
Of mind than the men and act quickly
in an emergency. Unfortunately ali
her women pupils take out marriage
and marry pilots instead of taking on;
pilots licenses.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-24
Senator Lodge and Wilson.
(Friday Harbor Journal.)

A Republican senator defending
a Democratic president and his policy
often, but that is just what did hap
pen last week when Senator Lodge of
Massachusetts spoke for two hours
defending President Wilson and his
Panama tolls policy. There is much
more to the free tolls act than mere
ginning to- dawn on more people ev-
cry day that President Wilson has the
proper idea of the situation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-24

More than 100 mills in the state
rave appointed shop safety commit
ees to see that proper safety condi-
ions are maintained in their estab-
lishments, in response to the request
# the state labor commissioner and
Industrial insurance commission. II
S hoped this watchfulness may put
stop to the increasing accident rate
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-24
WHEN DYING GETS SIGHT.
For an Hour Preceding Death Could
See His Relatives

Willows. Cal-Before deaf took him
from his family W -. Martin eighty
six years of age. after years ot hliuu
ness. had N. satisfaction of seeing tol
an hour the faces of his loved ones
and Of taking farewell look at earth
The aged man had been blind ana
helpless for years ana for Il few week
prayed earnestly that sight should bt
restored to him for once before he died
His prayer was answered. as for al
hour he could see and recognize thoS'
arnund>his bed, Then he became hlinf
again.
He had no disease. but was simply
worn ont with the infrmities Of nd
vanced years.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-04-24
Turner and the Tolls Question.

Seattle Patriarch.)
George Turner, who wants to be
U. S. senator from the state of Wash
ington, knows the prejudices of the
constituency that he expects to meet
in the campaign that he is now for
mulating in this state, so he panders
to the follies of the rabble whose
votes he wants, and presents his de-
claration through the public press
opposing President Wilson in his po'
sition upon the TOLLS of the Panass
Canal" Nobody knows better thar
George Turner that the president is
right. No party platform can abro-
gate an international treaty; every
,choolboy knows that, but man like
George Turner, skilled in law and
killed in language, can twist a posi-
live into negative or negative into
Z, positive when it suits his personal
ends to do so, and fool knaves will
applard him for doing so.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

sic tuartn berIobG unb Die So6a
5tit itano nabt bspor, uno tie fanosn
teFtiis 10 gut matchmaker, odb ibm
zines aben0s Der Wlut 5u elmer Dot.
lsihautnpfn unb p~pr6suqsnotn
llnterboltuHg fam. 81 goa ie ndttr
al ii4 unO ftiiiitrtt: LIMB iptuH
iptr perbetrditt fnb, meiH 2ieb,
onrn iperoen mir oas qIiidlihFe
9flm In Der gau5cn molten Meit tat
ben, tltdt lpubr2" ~ ga, @tora,"
dntiporttte iie. Limb nitmals loa
man Gin boIes Wort In uniertm
Seim boren, ME fintu STREET. uie ets
men 3aHl. Rein, @epra.A
limb iDtnn ih einmal miibe unb al,
gedrgsrt aus Dem @tIh1iI iommt
uu0 niht grruoe gutter qaune Bin.
ouun pirit 0u 6otptlt litb su mir
fem, uiht pubr?4 a. sgtber atipiF,
@eorg." - sd puBte ia, ipte qat
gu biit, bu pirit mir Daun dIes au
6sfdaen tuu unb mir Die Gorosn
fortladeln mo furtidtr5sn."
SD, qber bor' mall" mas
oeHn. meiR gieb?a = .Deibi ou.
on touutef babel aud ttipdB tun?a
- pgbtr pitIo bsnn - .gtats
mas rctt III, SD ioa nett 40 Dir
itin, iDenu nal ctipa5 I6ief aebt.
limo hu2 Rifum nal an, on tommit
5aaie, mo ts 1T QroBes aufs
raumen unb oil tduRit bid Mat aaf
oein Sofu Ieaeu. @irit on ga IN
AUDI IdfeIn uHO ider3tu2" .absr,
tottb!" - ODER zines Sdges miro
bic S06in pl0BIiA an ods aranfens
5ctt i9rer @roBtouiins geruftn uro
g aibt tein W}ittageFen. 8ds pirit
1u bod audi rllr fiir eintn biiefdeR
}fpiidenfda aniebtu, nidt pabr9"
p&ie ieltiam bu aber reoeh,
.ieblin8!" - gSa, i6 bin qdpds
lodter, ur0 Der iagt: @ei9dft lit
9eiddft. Uenu elmer Bel tinen
tontratt doroeruugeu felt, NUT
nan 9eamfOr0eruugeu fteaen. nur
.u5 9oriidt, lpeiBt 0u!
8eora uu0 Goitb iino jtbt 1dcp
rel Sabre unO flint Mondte psrbts
atet, un0 Bis 81 Dem augenbIid,
a mir oies er3dbIen, ba6tn lie itinen
STREET qe6abt. Die Gsasns
orDeruHg bat gefgirtt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27
Sin b0fidltr 8rief.

las non plus ultra Der 56flidlstt
lit in folgennem 8riele btpbudtet:
Sic p%sr3aiben, mein 6err, baB th
&c mage, Gle 3u eriuAen, mir qiitiQn
5u erIau5en, bob th mir Ole 1reiba
rebme, Sic bitrourb III frugen, Of
Gle Die Getpogeubcit baben molten,
mir 3u berg6nBeH, baB f9 mid ers
luhne. Sic gu bitten. mir 0us Slid
5u g%elDdhren, Dob id mid Sbneu
naben bar, lin Sbnen freunbIid an
baB id nthts iebnliAer min
ihe, ais imitanbe 8u iein, Shnen all
3ttaeR. tpie iebr es mid freut, 0aB
6as Ghitidl mir 10 glnftiq iuer,
ben augenbIid bsrbeijufibren. orr
mir oas 9ergniigen 3utett meroen
ldBt. Sic gu beriidern, oaB es mir.
iei, ourd brieflife 0otlt
bic Gefi6Ie au53u0riiden, Die meia
Ger3 bel benz 6ebanten erdriIfen,
.aB Sbre Site mid bere6ttgf, bic
soffnung gu begeu, odB Sir iibers
3eugt iino. pie tieF i'd es smpfinoe,
Elm 9or3ug IS lift, oab ib bic
SIRE bdbsH 0orf, mid III benz sc.
fiible Der Ie66afttn 6o6adtura al
nennen S6ren in 9emut er~iterbenoen,
Jcboriamitsn 9iensr."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27
apmaH bon CIGAR srauilIn.

Isenb 9laHles. Oas ausfah ipis Elm
8upIiIat 6es S6IH1dbuHoes.
@p ausorutslos nit ~aelp6bnltdl
tpar aud itbt 0as @tibt nes Mlans
neg In StpdrJ, Rit Biftplt itubs
berett trhobeH. betrdhtgtt fr Die 4uss
rtiBtr gleiaatiItig uuD manbtt f6
Cam an @i!ofH: Isle nttotH BOZ
oen ageanol6irm" gsIl9ta. meme
.9eFrtH idgtt tt nit isiHtr monotps
men Stimmt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27
Gin ,,feMsrid,rsr" samass

Sn Den Gaoannen Giioamerifas
befinoet iia cine ein3igartige gaunls
art, bic, Our6 cine fat 10 Wlilltmetev.
itarte ainoe asidiiBt, Die 9ise oes
5euers nidt an fih gelangen ldBt,
oa Die 3elenartige Rinoe 6es gaIs
mes a~bps4renoe auftf6i4ten bil0et.
Dieter punoerbdre Baum, Der BON
ben @%tngeborensn .g6aparro~ az.
nannt miro, erreiht cine 6Ghe bis
3u 20 SUB uuo miro ME itdrfer als
IL 3oa. Seine 8ldtter iino poaItGns
dig bart uno tleine sinfarbige Gn1pfa
den biIoen Die Bitten. Del Gdmeu
lift eif0rmig aldtt unb nit elmer glrt
BON 5autfliigeIn berIeben. Die por
Dem 5euer fih electromagnetic Qufts
iduIe erfaBt ben Gamen uuo traGt
ibn melt Odpon, 10 oab oas SgelST
ben Baum ui6t nllr ni6t serft0rt,
fouoern iOgar fir feline @ermtbrung
iorgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

Der gemutIi6e 6ade {.
Rduber (dus Dem 5inferbalt einen
einfdmen Monberer i'm Mal0e anfals
Ieao): 9alt. 5br 9elo oOer SIR &c.
Zen!
Dauoerer (ein GodIO: q6, mel
Guteiter. bo Iin0 5ie aber nal
i9eene reingefdllen. Sd nollt' mer
admIia grade g 2dben nebmen, neil
ID Ten GsIo MD msbr babe.
= 9ientrbpsbtit. 9i.ner
(im atsIier gum 8efuter): ,Sisr bas
n@eueite Bib msines Germ: qano.
i9aft bei beosdten 5immsl -. oben,
oas 1T Der 6immsI!"
Qu9 cine Rttgiff. ga.
ter Der 9rallt (u benz sutiinftigen
Shptegcriohne): sd babe cine 5bee,
0err Wieier! WeRn Gie DIE CUR auss
fubrnng bringen, f0nnen Gle Elm ret4
der Wtann merneni@
IRA, 6d idisBsn Git nal Ios!""
sabtpattenl Diefe Sbee foIf bic
Mitgift meiner gnfter ieings
MH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27
lte aneen.
Cine 5ii88e bon g}ag areq.

~AsNN ~%f1g~ ~NtA Ngt@b @F@%AF
.Cbne 3peifel tpirb Die menidlis
DIE Geieuidaft ii9 itets oagegen pebs
rem, ben qer3tsn oteIss 8e9t Blu qes
ben." fagte 0iqiam, IS iet Oenn,
Gin Gott eri4iene, Der Die gauge
MenI6beit mooelt, oas 86Te nit
tduienO elettrifhen Str0meu aus ibs
rem a0rpsr brennt."
ggr fparoe permutIi6 bic aratts
1eiten abidaffen, un0 0amit mare
aud bic gerleibung eines fol1eH
Reates iuuforii4." fi9te 9era bins
gu.
Sobannes dber meinte:
Die menfdlide GeleQi6aft bat
uatiirli4 Elm Qnredt iia qegen iols
DIE 3umutungen gu pebren. Ntbs
men 5ie an, Wiaiam, S6re s5rau
ldge i'm tSerben, b. b. in einem
fur4tbaren admpF 3pii4en 2ebeR
mo 5oo, BON Dem Der ar3t peiB,
er tann nod Boden Ooer Gage Daus
errt, dber er lift 3rgunIten oes SDoes
btreits entf9ieosn. Do9 bic gtatur
bermdg, ploBIfh ardfte nn3ubisteu,
bic alle 6inoerniFe n~ieosrperfsn, uno
tas 2eben fptr0 gum Derjlngten pb0s
mir. 6dtte Der qr3t iid nun oas
Hedt 5a tinen eniideiOenoen Gins
griff, an elmer rdf4en, tiinfIiden
8eenoigung oes 2sioens3ufdnoes &c,
nDmmei1
nGefpiB, geipiB, Sobannes. nnb
bod gibt es Jdle pobt gsidet,
Sale, feline Dorm, in Der oieIer SIM
griff pnbltdtig, bumdu, srl6ieno tit.
Gin trdgiides 9ortOmmnis Der
54ladt BEL Orleans fditt ntlr oa
elm.
SIN 2fnfaitg Otr fiini5iger Sabre
sttpa bate ein Gtnbent Der Msbiain
@e5ishungen gu einsm Mdrburgsr
BargerstOdterdea arselnipft. bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

Der 8utSberpaIter
Rinboff aus 2%angenborit an Der bpls
ldnoiid preuBii6en Gren3e bate felt
langem einen umfangrei1en @6mugs
gel aus 6oltdnb nit .aiiben q~etrieben.
er tpurbe fdIieBIih gefabt; Is aiibe
purben beIhlngnobmt unb einqesDs
gen. Die Straftnmmsr in MliinIter
bat ieBt 0inboff au elmer gelofrafe
bon 23,400 Mart ~psrurteitt, Dber En-
ioBlpeiie gu cinsm Gag 9efdngnis fir
ie Is Marf.
6ein6f9aft bis mad
b m 3obe. Sat (in Mirtsbauie
u5afenbrdten4 eTenb): .Serr Mirt,
DertaHe BAG gotol, tperln sic bier
niht iofOrt SIREN 5uuo fpegnebmen;
Der f6nappt ic in elmer 9our nah
meinem Seller
Dirt: pBirh q MAIDEN, baB 81
neg fonmft, Da Sunospied! (au
8aft ii4 penoenO): Sa, ipiHen
Sic, meiu 5srr. bic 3fuei baben iith
IHon bel 2eb5eiten nilnmtr feben
tuanen.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

BON siuit, bate oisitr eriHtus gum
Gotm atboIfeu. 81 bate a9.
Ct mari iih init etncm gtud cut.
por. Die entitblihtu auaItn, Die
oer 6terbeubs To, T9Hitten Dem
4r5t in fem Jii6Itr, Gr fiddle Ois
Golbaten biudu8.
sGs TIT meme pfIi9t. bter Dem
Too 8u FIfeu". or fiibtc Oen iuns
gen Nleniteu, Der bon G6mer3en irr
uuo in DtdisI 3lptfdtn gspubtIos
fiatsit uro Mahitin teine gInrbtit
stlpann. ~ gab ilm @aTsr, SEN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27
Das Trfamrnt.
elise pou @aiarc Geffrob.

elise bon DHitapc geffro5,
Mooame Dortsl tpur0e our6 cir
6crduid i'm Geben3immer aus GEM
SbIaf geifredt.
.Mas sibts?" rief Iie nit bebeuner
G.immt.
Seine qntport. aiefe stias o:r
Gaht.
sd muB gstyaumt BADEN" hadlte
ftt. sic bIieb angitcou lauiter6
aufredt i'm gett fiBeu, bod 0a fd
niqts 1e8te, ueriuhte ie nie6er eir,
3gihlafen.
9a H5rts fs gang beutIif 5os
Barrett i'm Neben3immer, ibrem 81
3tmmer, inter Ieiien 3ritteu tndrran.
5ieberbaft erregt griff iie n1a eis
ntm StretdboI3 uuo 3ijuoete bic 9ers
3e m, qerabe i'm ietben QuaenbIid.
ais eth Mann bic 3ur hires 5hfufs
3tnmers Dffnete.
,6ilfe! 6ilfe! Diebe! MlGr6trl"
nma6en sic ooh nift iolfen
Qarm," iagte Dos Snbipibuum rus
big.
,Gie 8tpiugtn mid, Gle %um3ubrins
gen, unb oas Iiegt ear nidt in msis
ner 2lbiidt. Beben Gie mir nur
SIR @eIo fer, bag id fpirtli9 n0tiq
braufe, unb mir Iperoen Die beiten
f5rlun1e Der mtIt."
Or briidte iid getpan6t aus. mi.
gtDBer SeeleHru6, unb Dem un5etna
lifen 6unor zines Sp0tters.
Mdbame 9artel mar cine Ted5igs
idbrige, feline, nerbofe Grau, uro aug
lhren leb6aften 3i8en Ipra6 eire
grfBe Gnergie.
Deunoa 3~itterte Te am gan3tu
qeibe, bic Gttmme mar ibr taft Be-
nommen, ais fe itammetnb fagte:
nMie furdtbar baden Sie mid srs
tdreft!"
Der longe magsre serl fab fe orr.
BEND an.
Die oIte Dame fogte: SD firbs
te utdt ben 5ob, Sic fun mir bisls
leift etnen 8ieat, tpenn Gle mid
Esifeite ifaffen, oenn i1 bdnge ni5t
mabr am Qeben. Mein nrner mann
lit felt nreiBig Sabren tot, ou6 mel.
nc ain6er babe i3 iterben Ieben, ems
nah Dem anoern, trenn ib nod ert-
itiert 70 babe id bas guten barms
ler3igen 9amen 81 berDunfen, Die fi9
arg Utitleib meiner an9enpmmep 6as
Den. 3a i'd fir an6ere arbeite.
id bier gan8 gut fpo6nen un0
llnter1dIt berotenen."
Sic gelfen fir reid bier i'm Bier
unterbra6 ie Der Ginbred.r.
lE1mer nod in Dem felt geginn Der
llnterbaltung eingeI6ldgeneu aonDers
Iationstpn.
n2tlio bite, i6 babe feline 3eit gu
perlieren, i1 babe nod mebr gu tur.
30 lit Der @elofdrant2"
Sudden Gle alles 0urh, uno tos
TN Gle midi. fpsrn Gie molten, aber
;1 lam Jhnen nihts gebeH, neil ih
babe. SD bdnge fpeber ON
nod DIN @eioe. Mlles, mas
iA belize, lit In Der Ghublabe In
59reibfiIh, bic Mliete nn0 0ds glrts
Ipenhigitet mas i'd oielea UlOnat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-27

MISUNDERSTANDING, unb ft ssldne
ibm.
Sbntn isEth nntriIarIih bdtltn
= hanoIer, 9atfifIo unb Roberts plbb,
lih bic GmpfinouHa odB lid ttpda
ersisnsn lptr0s, baB gilbtn einsn
eittn Qlan 9erfulps an0 bab fe ale
tn gsaebtueu Momtnt Bu tom Iebn
mtBttH phue Hidiiht auF etipaiat
Jolsen. eiHer fuhts ben Bid css
anosru, uHb bns getsimHtspols Gin
rtTltdHpHis pFEItdgtis T6.
Gie Bartttsn rubig, lpd6rsHo alien
rln lttitB Qdhtln nm Die Qippen
IpitIts.
g~rodobtHo ftampftt atf ben 6ubs
bpten uno itduo oauH ftsif aufrttt.
mas ibm anfheiutuo Uiibe aenua
matte.
Bon otm .g9anbidirms in6es tam
feline Qutpor. @ilotn frat BON tis
mem 5uB auf ben aubtrn uno Idou
seRn rtiOe 6drot btqusm in bic So
imtdihen.
5tst bortt man Hinttr BEN g@dn0s
t inn" Elm Ietttts Raihelu, odrauf
.sis Stimms: .Riharo gilotn."
,5id.@
Die unotru29
Sinh nuh bier
Ter gertdt,r Roberts2"
Aud eur Sttqt,@ brummte 0tr
Sttltrmuuu III tiatm gpn, Ser iibtr
iyIHe @tguetidafi ltiHh {3peiiet IicB.
g1u Foait uu!tg gyobsn GuaItH
fterbtu " 9sttarbct; bic Stimme.
.IaH'e. fastc Ept2Fts rubia abb.
Iein 4HtIiB mur0e bleih, un6 itia
forfhen6er Bid gIitt iibtr sic tell
naHmlos 0aitcbenom 8dtter.
rgiInen."
aSa."
sin BADEN fd a6trmaIs otm g,s
flbI 6t5 gmanoIhirms niotsitbt."
ISM @tgeuteit, Ioltett Bic baIti1t
aHttuort. sIas Boot puroe ms 8us
riid9elafen bdmit lDir an 9anb gebtn
uHo Io 9inaeH pir bann. Wir
IN bic SobIt, ME Is Guer
NuHid pdr, uH0 bort lpareR mir
als -
.gsHug.~ ertoute ftril Sic Sim.
me. Sic ftnb fem 4arr, Rihar0
Gle baben meine WiiEfhe
stdt gut %pstitaH0sn. aber ibHtn nt6t
geIsiItet. Sd perIangtt,
oab Sic in Der unterir0ifhsn .5obIe
foltsH, Bis id reiters geFeble
.rttiltt."
.2t5cr i@ entfabr es gil6en.
pRube. Sd babe Is beihlpfsu
5s bate gIsid gsibebsn iouen."
n8as bate qsfhe6en ioaeu2"
8ie Elm Geuf3sr Hang es ron benz
DanbIdirm" bsriiber.
vSie ale iperosH bei Sornenunters
auf ben 8ipftI Der duBerften
ysIientIippe gefabyt, unb oDrtbin
ih aud Elm 3stahemtnt Mlas
eutienoen."
.unp oaun?" lautste 6il0ens !sife
yruge,
Damn iOqen Sis eriaOTsu nsrs
limo penn mir bagsgsu 8ioers
prua erbebeu2"
nUian erbebt ttiutn 8ioerfprut
egeu bic gsfebIe nss nDanoihirms","
ntpprtete bic geIaFens stimme.
a9n5 ncqeu mir bod ieben!"
1rie Der mliQiouGr.
lIno in ieoem ieinsr 6dnoe bIiBte
J ppn bIduIihsm Stabl cuff, Ioipie
in nod feds anoern 6ans
en-.
@i[oen bob Ste 6dnbe in DIE 56be,
NIB gIeih barauF btrnabm man einen
obpelten Small. DER o8anoIhtrm4
Damn foIgten 3pet tpeitere
unb e. e~nttanosn 3ipsi pfis
re 20her in Der griinen Seios.
CSortietunq toIutl.