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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-26
INJURED IN RUNAWAY.
4. n. e. Ro!inesworth. Of Bangor
Hurt-Horse Becomes FRIGHTENED.

4. f Holhngsworth we'll known
farmer living one-half mile northwesr
% Bangor, had close call from serious
injury Wednesday when his horse rar
away. throwing Mr Hollingsvortt
and two other OCCUPANTS out q the
buggy. VIII Macy and Samuel whin-
cry, the other men in the party. es-
capped with slight bruises
Mr. Hollingsworth and party were on
their vay 10 the J. A Speer farm sale.
Z half mile southeast of Bangor. when
the horse became frightened The
animal ran eignty rods before Mr..
E5cllingsworth was able to s.op him by
running him into gate. Mr. Hollngs-
worth was injured about the lower par,
Of the back. and is confined to his bed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-26

q. 2 n. -.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-26
LeGrand News.

D. W. Richards was an over Sunday
visitor at the ". ". Newell home al
Marshallrown.
Miss Reba Ferguson returned to her
school at Toledo Monday. after spend
ing Sunday at her home here.
Glen Richards. Of Eddyville, came
home Friday evening and remained I'M
til Tuesday evening with his par
ents.
Luther Gaunt, Of Marshalltown, Is
visiting this week with his brothers
l. NJ. and G. NJ. Gaunt and parents
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. E. Gaunt
Mrs. Wilbur Kellogg is sick at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Martin
Lamer. She has been confined to her
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-26
Licensed 70 Wed.

William c. .Polderboer. farmer. aged
%, Of Dundee. And Sadie a. Burger,
aged u, of Albion.
John Q. Smith. farmer, aged "a. OF
Gilman. and Mabel E. Mann. aged %,
OF this city.
". A. Riemenschneider. aged IS. and
Caroline Bergman. aged 25. both Of
State Center.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-26
Overland Car For Horses.

I would like to exchange an absolute
~ new Overland car for horses. l will
give an order for any type Overland
car desired and pay the difference. If
any, in cash for three or four good
work teams. Horses must be sound
and from Ave to eight years old and
weigh not less than 1850 pounds each.
Address. Contractor" care Times Re
publican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-26
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall
town Mereh ants.

Prices Pad TO 6rmefS 0y "drShd'''
town Merchants.
The following prices are quoted by
Marshalltown dealers for the differ
ent varieties Of farmers provisions
grain. produce. and hides, tallow. wool
pelts and skins:
George McCord quotes the following
prices for country produce:
Butter-2S.
Eggs-30.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
Will pay the following prices at their
place of business in this city, subject
however, to market changes:
Corn-56.
Oats-34.
H. Willard. Son & Co. quote the fol-
lowing prices:
Green hides-11 cents.
Horse hides. large-SS-o0.
Reeswax-3o cents.
No. l tallow-o cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-26
Licensed to Wed.

Franklin z. Nauman. laborer. aged
10. Of Conrad; and Azaiia ]. Straub,
aged 20. Of this city.
Henry s Mayer. druggist, aged %,
and Gladys L. Arnold, aged 20, both
Of this city.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Stars and Stripes

Furthermore the tariff has re-
duced the number OF people emf
ployed in factories
Eggs are now imported from
China Has somebody invented
an edible China egg?
The new version Of Every
Rose Has Its Thorns" reads
Every Income Has Its Tax"
Baseball stars are doing lit
tie more than watchfully waiting
Tor offers from the Federal
League
"A girl tugs harder at the
heartstrings than a boy" declares
a writer To say nothing OF the
purse strings.
Representative Gillett Of
Massachusetts, criticises Bryau's
foreign policy" Indeed Didn't
know he had one
We now learn that Professor
Taft has an automobile. He prob
ably uses II Ia send his trousers
60 and fro between his house and
the tailor'k
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Babies, Mothers, Criminals

we spend millions annually
on our criminals, our paupers.
our detectives which could be
saved to the State by a construc-
tive scheme for mother protection
and for raising the standards Of
parenthood - both motherhood
and fatherhood.
The criminal-man, woman or
child-is the product of bad home
conditions, parental inefficiency
neglected training. And tho
criminal breeds the criminal
Our women prisoners are the
founders of criminal stocks, be-
cause cur methods when they are
concerned often fail to reform.
IF the present relative birth
rate IS maintained in these sec
tlons Of society, every 1000 mem
oers OF the educated and skilled
worker classes will be represent
ed by 6S7 descendants in three
generations. and every 1000 OF
the unit and feeble minded viii
De represented by $500. Thus
Will the unfit outnumber the
healthy by Ave to one. unless eff
fective steps are taken to check
racial deterioration"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
By EDWIN MARKHAM

tn HE Funk & Wagnalls firm
OF New York. has just sent
out an admirable book on
Woman, Marriage and Mother
hood" Here are a few Of its
terse paragraphs:
THE infant mortality of illegit-
innate children the world over is
twice that OF babies born in we'd
lock.
TO get enough healthy babies
porn every year and give them
their birthright-good nurture-is
the great problem of the TWEEN
tieth century.
The effect of the industrial life
upon collaborating women is one
OF the most urgent questions Of
the age.
The race is suffering from ma
ternal exhaustion. The remedy is
an awakened public opinion on
the whole subject of motherhood.
to compel an investigation which
Will bring to light the hidden
cause Of infant mortality and dis
eases OF motherhood.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
-. In=ShOOtS =.

The cringing crook is the most
chesty of all when the law let's
up on him.
The success OF the rogue some
times neutralizes the efforts of
the preacher.
The man who fingers at first
base will never make a home run.
Blessings are often disguised;
but curses can always be recog-
nized.
When the human door mat
turns he is liable to be as fierce
as hungry wolf.
Most Of us can always see op-
portunity pounding the panels out
OF the other fellows door.
The high stopper is Just as la
bic 10 trip as any other indlvld-
ual.
When the following begins 10
shrink the leaders Of the new DO
litical party will generally veil
louder than ever.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27

a STUDY Of map OF Atlanta
n will show that as a whole
the city is laid on long
square lines, despite the many
and varied twists and turns to
some OF the more important
thoroughfares. such as Peach
tree, Whitehall, Marietta and
Decatur streets.
BY following square" lines
that would split the city into four
segments like quarter sections
of circle, with the center lust
slightly more than a block from
Five Points, the 1o0-to-the-block.
or centenary system, of street
numbering can be effectively
and intelligenuy put into opera.
ton here.
A straight east and west line
through Atlanta would make
Edgewood avenue and Hunter
street, west OF the Terminal sta
ton. continuous. A similar line
north and south would make
West Peachtree. parts OF Peach.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27

tree and Pryor and Capitol ave-
nue. continuous. These two lines
are the basis on which to build
the numbering system. North of
Cain and south of Fair streets
there are few blocks that do not
lay parallel to these dividing
lines. Between Cain and Fair
the numbering system can be
made to fit the streets that run
at tangents.
On the North Side.
On the north side Simpson
street, Chestnut avenue and
East avenue. If connected, would
make a continuous direct east
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27

and west street. With the num-
bering starting at Edgewood and
with 100-to-the-block. No. 500
West Peachtree street would be
at Simpson street West of the
Terminal Station, with the num-
bering starting at West Hunter,
No 500 Ashby street would be
at Simpson street. To the east,
starting again from Edgewood
avenue, No. 500 Boulevard would
be at East avenue, the logical
continuation OF Simpson street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27

SCfutdple power OF emitting Ight
without heat-a thing at pres
ent battling science to explain.
D-"IT is said that by dppHcd-
x ton Of hydraulic poicer the
tCclgat Of a baby's hand could be
made 10 lift o bdttIeship. Could
not this l0ei0ht ia descending be
made to generate enormous poWer
and thus establish perpetual mo-
tiOH?'
Am the hydraulic press a
little force can be multiplied into
one OF enormous intensity; in
deed. It can be augmented until
the limits Of steel are reached
and the parts can not be worked
more without breaking. The force
eNertej by a little child could lift
a weight equal TO that of any
warship. But IL could not es-
tablish perpetual motion II II
could, such motion would be USE
less, as no perpetual motion ma
chine could give out power. could
not 60 work
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
BY EDGAR LUCIEN LARKIN.

n -"WOULD the people on
~ Mars toeigh half as much
" as pe do on earth, as
Mars is one-hdlf the diameter Of
the edrthf"
A.-The diameter Of the earth
IS and that Of Mars is 5S, The
density OF the earth Is l and that
of Mars is 10 Equatlng and
solving. the unknown quantity
appears as IS. That is, the force
of attraction exerted by the guam
tity of matter in the earth on
any body on its average surface
distance from its center, Is !,
and the attraction eNerted by the
quantity OF matter in Mars on its
surface at mean distance from
it's center is SIS Then a man
weighing $50 pounds around here
on our earth would weigh 81
pounds on Mars
n-"PLE4SE erplatH the
x cause Of phoSDoreScence on
ocean icdUeSy"
A-NonillionSs 81 very minute
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27

on Simpson, West Hunter, Cor
don or other east and west
streets.
Randolph street on the North
side and South Boulevard on the
South Side, If connected, would
make a continuous street. They
would mark the location of No.
1900 on North avenue, Edge
wood. East Fair, Atlanta avenue.
or other east and west streets
A Central Point.
The many little one, two or
three-block streets scattered
over the city, some of them
hardly wider than an allev
could be designated as places"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27

In like manner No. 1900 on
West Peachtree, Ashby or Boule-
ward would be at North avenue.
On the South Side, starting
from Edgewood avenue. East
Fair street would mark the loca.
ton of No. 500 on Whitehall,
Pryor, Capitol or other streets
going South. Glenn and Cor
don streets would in like manner
mark the No. 1900 intersections.
Ashby street on the West Side
runs through from north to
south. 1t would mark No. $500
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Weighing the Men on Mars

living creatures that have the in
scrutable power OF emitting light
without heat-a thing at pres
ent battling science to explain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27

so as not to break into the
block" serials.
North and south thoroughfares
could be designated as streets"
and those going east and west
as avenues"
This system would make the
Hurt Building corner, at the In
tersection of Edgewood avenue
and Exchange Place, the central
point from which all street mum
bers would radiate. Following
the general lines herein laid
down the system could be
worked out to fit the whole city.
The dividing line running
north and south is marked by
the towering Hurt Building,
Gambler Building, Winecoff Hotel
and State Capitol. Towering
landmarks on the east and west
line are the Hurt Building,
Fourth National Bank Building
and the Terminal Station.
With such conspicuous mark.
ers to guide a stranger, 1t should
not be difficult to find his way
by the block system of numbers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27

Dlr blsIt GiginlcfOHt pbns Maihls
men mrbtrner Art hlffbu stIhaIfs
lutrbsn lnnnlrn. DuTn oidt Gin
ednat sslnnei man IN be bsrahmis
6ale Der WpnrIitbsu, pber Gdus
ltnbufg, tin lpnnberbatts llsbsrbltibs
lei pr6bihoriI6tr arditsitur. Die
nod htbtnben feds GduIsn bitlsr
6als, l. aus sintm Slid stbauen,
fHb 70 Sub bod unb HabsSu Q
nun i'm umfnna. gsmsrisRsperi
IN, bab bic GduItn iptbsr Elm piebss
Ital nod elm Gopittl babsu. Don Der
G6uIsnbane fii6rt Elm 6uniIsr, Itsins
bebedlsr Gang In ben iostuanntsn
aubisu5lani, rinsn prdhtigm Roum
NIT Roloiis obsr 5litieH'9 dieIuns
i'm grisdiI4sn WuItsru.
guf isbsr Gsits bisi,s SauptIaa'
les lisatn bier lunss sngs RGums,
bertu Wdnbe sbtnfals nit GItsien
unb Roluitnsinsn singtIsst nnb faIt
unpsrIsbrt erbaltsn Fno. Der Inon'
Gts, neflih esleasns oisIsr Rdumt ere
belt bic geseitmns MoIaits Gorri'
Dor. Die sinselnsn 6tsins fno 70
eenau ans unb insinanotr s,Fiiet,
bab tsin WDriel psrtDanot 30 tptrs
ben braudie.
qnaelsbnt an bic Mautr elmer
onbersn Ruine puros elm, driItlids
Rir6e abaut, gu Der bic Stsins
bss alien Ssmpsls Ootr qoIaltss psr'
tuanbt purbsn; 6itier gau ideiut
Der ousesbsbuttIis BON alien gsipeis'
men Su Isin, bsnn Il mibt p6lIig
300 Gub in Der 2dngs unO 100
Sub in Der grsits, unO bic mou'
srn fnb 5 Biz 6 Sub bid. einsr
Der RGums ipirO isbt nls Stal Dss
nnbt unb sntbdIt sinigs msrtpiir'
bige 5ierOglppben, bic in rotsr Garbs
auf bic Wdnbe gemalt fino.
@bgsIeben bon oisisu gepoItigsn
gauruintn finbsn f4 in Der llm'
qeoenb BON Mitla nod bisls anbsrs
Spuren Der uraIten Qualification. fpis
80btnbilber aus Stein unb Son,
gilbuiFe aus Serracotta, StsinbGms
mer, iupTerne RsibsI unO q,rts. unb
bsrglei6sn. Der betaunts 9sIathts'
f6r,iber Bancroft bsbauptet bah
bieis Stdote Don ben 3apotsten IN
Der FriibsItsu psriube ibrsr 3iOiliia'
tion erbaat tpurben. @enR sr bumit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27

H4 an oils BATH lie SebnlauImo 1fus
TEL IN eeibt - aus Gpab nur, Bonn
s mtlnt's aor nidi 10 = unb ID
iag' Hur manhmul baiblaui nber IN
mtg: Of - u.ilsub obi - (uno adns
ltiis: ou berbdmnlss 8knD. Dam
Iraes msins 9rau aus btm Gdlafs
simmu; DID plaei luogl pitosr bic
3ebs2... On armts Ghail iiuo
unmoiibitri un0 70 rsdt l~istsaspar.
$40 pie mon miro, lpsnn NOR cine 70
littt 3sbe Bat, anilUorte ta: Natiirs
lid bin i'd elm G6af lonR 5dlie id
bod uidt gsbtirutei! "a frtai fd
mcius Grau, uuo oas alles
bringt Sic lisbt 3ttt fs,tig.
Range Hrden pir uHs 10, be 3eht
unS i'd. conn tue Id tbs Den @eilIs
len RIB buwplt nit ibr trs Grositss
8immcr. Dori In Der Sufasdt. bdbih
in @aite gepddt. bon msiusa 6dn0tn
umI6IungsH ouf meinsm S60e, fbt
Tie nodts am li,bitsu uno iis5t 5u.
ipis Id @rOg trinIs. uuo id CLAUDE,
Der iIeins 6iluu ma9t feline GpttsuS'
den run, bamit i'd nafis auf ans
itdnoiss @rt gu isner sut5ldsHotn
gliIGunB BON Bum, 3uder uno Adl
lsr femme, bic ale einFbtigea asits
iis9en. Dam fbsH mir 10 trauIih
beiiemmsn msins Stbs aro id. uno
inr't Ihlait le, in ibrsm 8atttittds
tiiIsu 10 uHiduIOig ausitaueno Wi,
Elm ncueeboreues Baby.
Gossn sic, bin i6 niat sliidIit2
Riat OieIe glsniden Babsn 10 cine
lisls 5tbe!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27
ntpermak Der atrErtmthslt.

BUR 3eit Der aeuolitlon DON l84S
gelgab Is siaes Wiorgens, OaB Elm
bstaRntsr prOishOr Der ytatbemdtii
isin 9aus psriIeB, I'm, ME sr Is gss
po9nt mar, in Der ShuIs untsrrIdt
gu erteileu; bab bic Staot iib i'm
5r0btsn 4ufru9r befano, tiimmsrts
tbH babel peais, ia sr iaien Is in
leiner 3ertreutbeit gar nl4t gu msrs
zen. YlOgli5 itieB er aut cine Barr
.ituoe, an Der nod esbuut ipurbs,
Die Sa9e inttrei ierts ibn, uaO Ct
tlieb iteben, I'm Den Rep~oIutionGrgn
5u%5uisbsn; tOph6dttslnO Ia8te CT lia,
OaB Ote n8auIsiter" gegsu ole De.
IsBe Oes S9psrpuRits uno oes
UleibgeUihts ianotgtsH, uno mas er
ii9 ieIpit iagte, ieBts er bal0 aud Den
5eiH0en Der ulondrnie auss!nanOer.
Seine unterri4tsituHOe bate er 0ars
hper buIo Dergslen; 0afur srtIGrts er
auf Ofiener StrdBe nit GROCER Sa9s
%tenntnts, ME cine 8arrltaoe motbes
matti4 ri4tig gebaut Iosroen mune.
Gr fauo cine ie3r Oantbars 3ub0rers
i4att, uno man ri4tste ti6 tortan
gsnau nab ben ae9ein, Die er aufs
relte.
Ser ProfsHor beo6a9tcte in8lui.
ifeR einen geuOIutiOndr. Der aut Die
SoIoutsn i4Ob, Obne gu trsffen. Da
CT nod ME eine aBnfte in Der 6ano
9ebabt bate, bat er ben unqeididten
S4aben, ibm Oo9 fir iusnige qu.
gsnbItde Iein @spebr gu bergen: er
tpole einmal ieben, Oh er befier idie.
BEN t0nne. 4Rtt mat3emottl9er Sc
nduigtsit traf er ben aufs aorn oe.
1ommenen SpI0dtsn. Qls er Damn
Dem 9teOolutiouGr bas @etpebr au,
riidgeben poQte, iagte oisIer abtuebs
reno uno b%etpun6ernO: .gtein, nein,
tebdIten Sic Is nur! Sic t6nnen ia
nett better idieBen ais mir ale, unO
freuen uns, 0dB Sic an uuIerer Sette
tdmpfen!" Su Oteiem auaenblid
fam Der 5eritreute PrOfeFor our gs.
itnnung: nllm 9ottss Diaen", faate
er, inoem er Oas 8etpe6r raid ME.
oerlegte, ppas tue i'd oenn 6a? Sd
Fin ia iiber3eugtsr Mtonar9ift!".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27

pei TitIa sefunbeHs @6seubiIber.
uroben Steiner Don mG9tigsr 9ids
bsItanb. Sine ono.re Snue sntbdIt
runbe pfsiIsr, is aus sinem etiid
gsTormt, unb 70 bid, bub siDei Mdn'
nsr iie taum umipannsn tonntsn."
@el6sn 3psdeu bieutsn bisIs
prddtigtn gGuten2 Doren es pns
ldFte, 2smpsI, @rabaattsn, GsIiaHs
gen, DobnbduIsr, Spider o6tr Que
Fludtsorte2 9isIs Gragen Fnb nod
bon ieiusm Qlisrtumsforl9sr 3ur
3ufriebenbsit beontipOrtst nOrbsn.
Cider 1T nur, baB fe BON elmer
IGffig getpeisnsn aoFe erbaut tpOrs
lnnge~ Dor ben Q3tefen bort ars
ben fein miFen, bsnn bic a5tsten
puBtsn ben Spanisrn iiber ben llrs
Iprung ni6ts gu sr3dbIsu. limb es
mar ni6t bios cine Staot, bic bier
gsItanbsn Bat, bsnn bas gon1s tDsits
Sol 1T bon usbsrrsIten dbnliher
Sdultn uno 9oufeIs6lode bsbtdt.
Gs loFsn ii6 i'm gau3en flint bsr'
idisbsne 6ruppsn bon Ruinen uus
tsrf4eiben, BON Oensn einiss freis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27

Ronbss, beEonb. 50 bitIt Dtrmu,
lung rIdlIa. 70 ldbi fn pchl an
nebmen, bab bic solppitrigm Spa
uisr bic G6babilDer f6lsunigfi Der'
ItpInbsn IiebsH. SH nsusrtr 3eit
Bot mon flo baran eemadi, biefe
ppramibsn 81 rsIiauriersH.
3DiIdsn ben pbramiosn lieaen,
IN sipsi r~egsIm6biatn Rsibsn, bic
ReTis btr often Wobnungsn, In be-
men mon f66n init Stud bsIeete,
NIT bnnten Mlalsrsien bsbsdtt W0n.
be ouTg.oedt BAT. GteinbiIbsr bon
unStptiftIbaFt nrddildsm 9bpus Sum
9siI bon esiDoltiasn 9imtnlionen.
9ons,Ihirr, 0bfOiaumsTs, uip.
finO mtbrfna s.funbsH porbsn, unb
bic Bnrss Gbtns ringsum III iiber,
fat NIT 5opfidsrbsn unb ilsinsu
&onlopFhen bon duberf I~,b,nbiesm
unb darottsriniIdsm Qusbrud.
Cine dbnIias esssnOs, pis an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27

RoFsn unS Gtdmme paren, fpi, Re
F6 ia nod bsuts in Der @sridisoens
belt Der 9ialsite Der msriianiIdsn
Snoionsr gu ertennsn ssbeu. Sens
Stdbieiibsrrsits erItrsdtn fid bon
Der 6auptItabt Msrito iibIi9 BIB
gum dubsrlsn Miniel bon gutntan,
uno pisIe bon ibnsn traeen Spursu
timer punbgrbaren arditeltur.
Bon Der Gei6i6ts bieIsr 5srfaI'
Isnsn uno gum Sell bsri6nunbsnsn
StGbts 1T nidts betannt, oa bic in
ben RuiHtn gefunbsnen I9riftIidsn
usberlieIgungen Der QStsten, 3apos
tstsn nno pie bic Siamme ole bsi'
BEN, BON ben fpoHii6su qrisnsrn
i'm fonnttfdsu Gifsr serItDrt tpur'
ben. Go nett bic Qltertumsfpridsr
aus Der Gorm Der bauIiden llebsrs
rsiie idIiebsn i0nnsn, miiFsn bic
GtGote elmer uralten 3eit angeb6rt
boben, uno lire Qr6itsfiur lit biels
ltiht 10 alt ME Die BON Atg1pt
uno 5inbuTan. Sie trGgt sinsn
ausgeiprOdm orientaltf6eH Gbus
rottsr, ipie .. 3. bic SierOgIpp9en'
Snidriitm IN @oIsnqus, gutatau,
no Ruinm zines paInTtes uub bers
mutIi9 elmer beiIigen Gtabt gsFuu.
ben puron nit 3ablrti6en in Stein
gtbausnsu 5iguren bon Meniden
unb Sisrsn. 4sbnIi9s Steininfdrif.
ten lpeiIsn bic Ruinen bon llymol
ouf. bod Ob fis ismals tnt5iffsrt
tperbsn t6nnsn, III cine gtbBs Jrns
gs. GbtnlO rdtfeIbaft III bic Gorm
bss r0miI6sn &reu3ss, bic Del mans
den ientr auinen outage tritt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27

aeins brsiBig msiIsn bon Der
Gtnot Merito entfernt, mad Often
3u, in BET RGbs Der SrtIdoft Snn
Sunn sso!ibuaenn, befinbm ft6
Spuren elmer groBen Stobt, bic elm
MrenI bon iber bier auabratmsilen
bsbedt. Gin nod erbaltensr Sell
elmer Mauer pber 5sftun9stpnlss 1T
iiber 200 GuB bid unb so SUB
bod. llsber bic G6sns Ssritrsut finb
3ablrei6s lleberreIts fIeiner unb gros
Der pbrnmiben. bic DermutIi9 ges
genftdnbe Der reIisi5ien @srsbruns
iporer, fpOrauf aud Der Idme
.Stabt Der 96tter' f6lisBeH IGBt.
Die srUbts biefer ppramiOsn, bic
.ppramibe Der Some, bat cine
@runbflGde bon 700 9uaOratfuB
unb cine S0be BON 1877 SUB; bic
u1hHbDtFe, bic .pDromibe bes
monbss", Iteigt 1877 SUB empor. llns
gIei6 ben ssnptif4en pbramiben, bic
maieitdtii9t aus BEN Bifenfanb
9srporrngsn. ffnb bic 8nuipsrls bon
elmer ippisen 9esetatipn umtpuGert
unb nfrten baber niht 70 impos
fant, tpis isne. gebaut iinb Ts. in
berf4iebsnen 2ogsn bon DuItaniI@em
@eitein Cement un6 ~ssbrauntsH
ober an Der Snnns setrodnsttn fos
sennHntsn Guftaieoeln. Moa bsrs
mulet, cnB fff auf Der 6Obe cine
platform nit eintm grObsu goIbes
men gilbpsrt Der Some, REP, bss
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- 8speis peperI, ser felt eis
mem buIben Sabre Die S9uIe beiu6t,
tommt freuoeitrdbleHb mad 5auie:
.gater, 5euts 1T ter 2sbrsr NIT mir
3ufrieben getpsIen!"
.sSo, mas idgte CT bsnn9"
sRi9ts! aber beute babe t9 5un
eriten Mole teine priigel getriegt!"
4infIer. MdIerin gum
@atten): Pin btefer 2anoT9aft t5nn'
tet 1u mir etipas bsIfeu, oamit ia
l9neller fertig iperbe i9 male
redts un0 9u lints!4
Gr. ,Rt9t libel! Sa kiBts aber
gut aufpafen, 0uB mir aud rihtig
in Der mlitte Acknowledgement"
@erbdltnismGbig. 9as
tsr Der 8raut gum 8eperber): vWtan
bort, sic feien peri9ulost2"
n.9us gebe i'd gu - absr Ders
bGltnismGbig fsbr tpenig!""
y@erbGltnismdstg tpie berItes
BE i6 bos?"
,,Sd meme, i'm 9erbGltnis 3u
Sbrem 0erm6gen."
Der Spdrberetn. o.:
sQn unferm Stammtii6 baben mir
sinsn SparOersin sesriinbet. @ir
trinten BON ieBt ob ieoen abenb elm
@las Bier tpeniger, pie mir gepobnt
linb, uno tun ben 8etrag in cine ges
meiniame aaFe!"
g.: rmas iOIl oenn nit 6em GsIo
ssi4eben2"
a.: n9amit seranitaItsn mir eirs
nal i'm MOuat cine orosntli9e &rsis
perei!4
Rarrtere. Shulfreun6
(beim Wieoerieben): rDu boIt aIIO
Ole Sp1ter Oss fteinreidsn gripas
tiers Gt6piel ~gebeirdtet; (ironiid)
iOnlt biit Du. nidts gsporbtn9"
ss0 bod - GamiIssHralss!""
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srobe QebnIi6tsit nit benen Der
ptpIsmder unO egnpttidsn pbaroOe
men ba6en. lnfpeit Mitlo, beTen
Ruinen bic betannteiten in bieiem
Gale, unb ippbl bon gang Werito.
iinb, liegen bic BON Mpnte Qlban,
ettpo 4 MsiIen BON Sntata entfernt,
ouf benz @ipfst zines 8erses, Der fia
HOO SUB ibsr bas Sal erbebt. Die
Ruinen eritreden Ii6 iiber cine Meils
melt am 6OhsnSug entlang uno ums
Idlisben einen tiefer Iissenben 9of
bon 900 Sub 2dnge unO 800 SUB
8rsite. Sn manhe Der Steine fino
g0benbilbsr unb onbers 5iguren eins
gemeiBsIt. 8te Gage IdBt barauf
I6liebsn. bab bisies 8auipert ala
3ufIu6tss uno @erteibisungsort il
3eiten Der gefabr bientt,
l1nb nun gu ben sroBartigiteB
unb nod am bsiteu erbaltenen a W
i'm Sale BON Witlu,
einem tbpii4sn SnbianerbOrf, bus
UNI bic Sa3isnbd bes Don 6elir
Auero gsbaut lit, zines rei4en
@runb6eiibers, Der iiber bic bena9s
bortsn geOnen bas Ssepter fibrt.
Gum erTten Male tpurbs biefer auis
ntn Dor 400 Snbreu G%rtp1bnung
gstan fsitsns zines Gpaniers, Der ft
Dis folgt bsI9reibt: aDir pafiierten
Elm Dorf, Mtttlnn %senannt, bns In
Der Gprn9e Der Gingsburenerl s66ls
Ie@ bebeuitt4 uHb fauOsn siHigs guu'