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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17
On Guaranteed Advertising

A letter to the Editor:
A newspaper should be as wliling'
and as eager to guarantee the IN
teerity of it's advertising as it is to
maintain it's news and editorial col
umps. No particular part OF a news
paper may be set aside as OF super
ior morality. Even as the different
columns make up the page, the an
ferent contents make up the day
record of news and exposition Oh
editorial comment. 1t is 1mpossi-
BILE. for instance. to say that advef-
Using is not news; for it is lnfor-
nation, timely, interesting, and most
intimately associated with life IN All
manifestations. That 1t is CONNER
cial news, for the printing of which
the publisher receives money, ought
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17
Utopia VS.. WhatcOm County

Four hundred years ago. an En-
glishman by the name of Sir Thomas
Moore told of an island in which the
people. laws and general condit-
ions were perfect. He called this
island Utopia
Representatives of Seattle con-
Germ are now soliciting stock in the
district for a cooperative institute
ion which will dispose of the farm
er's produce and will sell him goods
at wholesale prices.
The plan is a good one-for Thorn
as MoOres island Utopia where all
men are honest and dwell together
without discOrd. But the general
failure of cooperative stores of this
kind in the United States, would
Seem to make it's success doubtful.
Lynden itself experienced the fail
ure of an excellent cooperative pro-
ject recently. when the fruit can
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17
A Move For Freedom

The State Supreme Court has re
versed the judgement of Judge Will
lam H. Pemberton in the Frank l.:
Sefrit libel case and has remandeo
the case for retrial.
The newspaper of today stands as
the representative of the people an
all things. 1t should have the riSh'
to criticize any public official, from
Judge to constable. II 1t IS actlhg
with the general good at heart.
Attempts to silence the pubic
press such as this case against the
INTERCHANGEABLE If successful
would result in muffling the voice
of the people themselves, taxing
from them the power to object when
the actions of an office holder DO
not meet with their approval.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17
Notice of Assessment

For the improvement of Grover
Street from the east line of Bird
Street to the west line of Lynne
Street, by clearing and grubbing,
constructing five foot concrete walks
on either side of said street with a
parking strip on either side of said
walks, grading of the parking strips
on either side of said street and pro-
vldlng for such drainage as necess-
airy. constructing wood or other
cross walks, and doing such other
work as necessary in connection
Herewith as provided by Ordinance
No. 1872, creating Local Improve
ment district No. II.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
assessment roll providing for the
levy of expenses of the above des-
cribed Improvement, as prepared by
the Town Engineer and filed with
the Town Clerk on December 4,
1914, is now open for inspection,
and at 500 O'Clock D. M, Friday,
January 18th, 1915, at a regular
meeting of the Town Council of Lyn
den. Washington, to be held in the
Town Hall, the Town Council will
hear objections to said assessments.
All persons who may desire to OBJ
Ject thereto must make such object
ions thereto must make such OBJ
jections In writing, and file the sam
with the Town Clerk at or prior to
the date fixed for such hearing. All
objections shall state clearly the
grounds of objections and objections
not made within the time and in the
manner herein prescribed shall be
conclusively presumed to have been
waived. At the time and place fix
ed for such hearing and at such
times as the hearing may be contin-
ued to, the Council will sit as
board of equalization for the pur-
pose of considering such roll, and
at such hearing or hearings will con
slider such objections made thereto.
or any part thereof, and will correct
revise. raise, lower, change or modi-
fly such roll or any part thereof, or
set aside such roll and order that
such assessment be made ode novo",
as to such body shall appear just
and equitable, and then proceed to
confirm the same by ordinance.
CHARLES B. SAMPLEY.
Town Clerk.
First publication, December 10th.
Last publication, December 18th.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17

not make any difference in its basic
morality-except to make the edi-
tor much more responsible for the
character of this commercial news
for which he has taken q material
reward. lam glad to see The LINDEN
Tribune adopt the policy of guaran-
teeing the integrity of it's advertis-
ing columns, and it makes ME hap
by to know that the editor of the
newspaper which takes this stand is
my personal friend.
1t has always seemed to me I'M
necessary to argue before intelligent
readers of newspapers the RESPONSE
bility which is on the publisher for
the advertising which he carries in
his publication. What the publisher
really does for the advertiser i'm
carrying particular advertisement
is to furnish the advertiser with an
introduction to the editors friends
and conf1dantsf Would any man
in any walk of life, be worthy of
even small part of the confidence
reposed in the editor of prosper
Gus growing newspaper if he persis-
ted in Introducing to his friends
men and firms intent on disposing
of goods or services that We're value
less or misleading or downright
fraudulent? l think that man woul
not ouly be unworthy of such con-
fidence, but, in the long run, and as
surely as the sun rises, he would
some day find no confidence reposed
in him.
American journalism, American
publishing, is on the upgrade in all
these respects which touch on moral
ity, on ethics, on good citizenship,
if you please. To those of us who
are essaying the teaching of journal
ism to certain of the youth of
the land every indication of this
trend toward firmer, cleaner. more
responsible journalism comes IS
distinct joy. for Ne .have just that
much more high ground to show
occupied by the men and women ac-
tive in our profession. We know tina
it is the better and not the weaker,
newspapers of our land that are
bound to fix the ultimate conditions
of journalism; for, and this is a lit
tie observation which l hold to be
valuable in every walk of life and
to all hopeful men and women, it is
one of the nobler traits in mans
makeup to emulate the best rather
than the worst. To the extent of
believing implicitly in that, l am
decided optimist. Also, when we
know that the better journalism is
certain to be the more profitable
journalism, in every single regard,
including, you may be sure, econO-
mics, We work secure in the know
ledge that it is the better individ-
ual newspaper that is bound to
triumph in every community.
If The Tribune's advertisers and
The Tribune's readers, who buy the
goods and services advertised, do
not profit by The Tribune's splendid
policy of guaranteeing it's advertis-
ing, | shall be intensely disappointed
and not alone in the disappointment
To soy that all of us in this faculty
hope for the success of your policy
is only to say that We believe it
should and will succeed. With our
very best wishes to you, Mr.. Lewis,
10 your excellent newspaper, and to
the readers whose confidence in the
Tribune really makes possible the
Tribune, I am.
Yours sincerely,
Frank G. Kane,
Professor of Journalism
University of Washington.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17
TuE PRESS NO LESS THAN PUBLIC TRUST

merry was forced to pass from gene
raj to private ownership. And the
fruit cannery plan failed in spite
of the fact that it was directed by
local men of the highest integrity.
That is a lesson that is fresh in
the minds of the citizens. 1t should
make them investigate most care
fully and take a long, long look be-
fore leaping.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17

Speaking of Christmas, what has
happened to the old fashioned little
boy who used to begin to bring in
the wood and help his mother a
round the house about this time OF
the year?
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17

poem-by little .Whatcom Shelley.
o. here's a thought that's precious
pearly,
Pray. do y. c. s. e.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17
STAR-LIKE FRIENDS

Some friends shine out like stars IN
winter nights,
And make the very darkness beautl-
full.
Robert Beverly Hale.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17

Someone ought to raise fund
to help out the Lynden war suffer-
ers who are buying the latest ser
les of stamps in quantities.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17
Poetical.

THAT poet is a genius"
'Whyyr
"He rimes raiment with payment.
Tailors will tell you that they rarely
go together Exchange.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17

Get your good resolutions ready
--1915 is speeding toward us at the
rate of "a hours day.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17

That stiff wind makes pretty
good street sweeper for Lynden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-19
aIeine Standardization.

naud TroH lit 0n.@ Ter etite
5roif nno Der critic sdjnee beaIiid.
ten Omaha geitern abeno NIT ibrer
AnlrefenbPit.
@eitern Aben0 iteIIte lib BET
SufiisFIiidtIing Srrmnn Gapenbrof,
ein 8agnbnnO, ielbit Der hieliQen
Qoli3ei, inoem er migab, Dor brei
Snhreii in gIueudter, 81. 81, etnen
@rief NIT 3rUei Gbeds geitoBIen 3ii
1a6en.
gel Dem fpodlentIiden .gtoon.
ban 2unheon" 0es Hotarp GIliDs
brad geftern T. u. gan Sulan.
Manager Der 2aeniniIe Slim Ger.
Diee 60. iIber Die 3undflne bes
GiImaeiddfts in Snmba.
Sn Der am Jrettag Qbeno
itattfinben6en llnterbnltnna oes
Monmoutb slcrf Social Genter uer.
ben g~ntffommiHdr :. 9. SumneI
nho Or. Cyrus s. Stimfon aniprds
den bdIfcn.
8u~ft0esienatot 3ranf 4. Gan.
non ans lttob bieEt bier eeftetn eli.
men 9ottrag iiber Mormonismns
Der nit elmer bitteren 9crurthet.
lung oeFieIben idIoB.
Gin ginbreder itabI aus BEN
apnrtement Dof U. :. 5itpafrif
int So1Dpopo apartement Beihnei.
be i'm Mertbe bon 500. Ser Gieb.
Ittpg bintct ourd eine GeuTter rirt,
iD1breito Die Saltsfrau i'm Worber.
simmer ndbte
SIN Eollntbs @eriht fDnrDe ae.
tern Qpnn q. 9rarrfpen cine Gnt.
IdJdOiguitg bon $8S fit ben 9erlnit
einer 5ingeripite ocgen Bic Man
ming Billing 50. 5~ugeiprofen.
@eItern Mfprgea tuuroe Der
bon alpswdrts S~itgereiltp Mrbeiter
glfd Mnrfupitd bon 0 @eaern ME.
0ergei9Ineen uno Inn SIS bcrdltbt.
Won spet @egern Dnr0e III
Der Rodt pom 1ienitng aaf witt.
bod Der @rocerieIaoen bon Gam
@oientbaI, 1902 a0rb 80. GtraBe,
btraubt. Zen @dilbern ftrlen usge.
fdbr $37 III bic Snn0e.
ltnter Dem @eronfte, srei Die.
=.
Iiarn 8raileH ali AbenO oes f3.
Nopember Die 9drien 1erdubt Att
b0ben, Uliroe geItefn George @eIld
aHs Eioir Gitp 6srbaitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-19

ieiil Jtbts aDpsl plsas l6lptt unb
Iaoi alsAl WIs bobm ldon aunIs
bsA 1aat pultbi 5, 6 unb 7
1oss lang CABS ni6iB su h0rsnl mir
HubttH unA IRgtn unb bdbtn bdf
Watlsn atltrnt, abtr hann NIT slhtm
Dale mar fe bn, bit GltassbolIdaf.
unb odnn ptdHtlis a MIR 10 mil ben
erIoletnl 0obabal Jtks lpsrbm t
fttp0s. bic 6ttrtn e~ngldnbtt, uhO
I6ldtn nnt = Ipis sotIl BIZ
Snbtt unb bic @tIbsn duf Dtn 6dlsl
ealO mtrbtu Ht uns uuh NOD bic
G4pdt5sh fnldtH, ipit "a bic Drnn
Beftn tuh. Mts Fnb Die aurtoB nnb
de WasoEgaalt abtl Ihbn atssdtr
feiet iporOtnl msnn nut bic .bsrrs
Iiden tneIIFhsn 9tappm' better
Gtanb bitltsn, Oamlt man 1d aus
orbtiitn lSnHit an ibnenl .Btft
btuf" mir ippfltn ft ,btsItena
gang btIonbtrs abtr Dis gum lth
ten baum BON Wlann nnb ROB be
GnsIdnbsrlll GsIit ornffl
Dtuiflll
.gun Bin i6 fdon fpitOsr bier
BOasn GOIoai, Gin ,JsIosrnatr'. %.
llappi BET nns dnts nod famps. Sd
Gin btim panOIturm aIs DFiiJtsritli
ottItsisr" tinsaOptn bat. Witibtn'.
ID bOFfe and nod psiitt bSf1tDerl
"a psrbtn. @orsrIt psrosn nit nod
lur @efangtntnbspnhung b%trtptnbtt;
iisr Iitssn sitpa 1000 RuHen unp
frdn5eItn. Die RuTen Iinb bic uis
InieligtHiertn, bic Grdn5oIen bic
lhipdntrsn tn nllpsmsinsn bat its
Der 0ieTsn @inbrud). Mns poItn
cher iol6s GOloatsn seetn unIsrt To-
Iiosn biISipIinitrtsn unb intsliatnIsn,
.apfersn s6ei0grdutn" dusridlth
Zee = 70 leiht uno sinsah III has
SOloatsubanbDsrt ni9t! So Isrnl
iih nidt BON btuis nuf morgtnl
Die Rubt unb Si6srbtit i'm lanes
IN iibtigvns btlpuntsrsipert. @abt
.Jbsrla unb @ntrausnl Der ranI
marih" ildppis gang ntrborrnsrna
10 stfuas lam uHs nismnnS aul
esr WeIi nahma6,n! sgRit Iot
uirl4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-19
sab.rrndha.

als gaite unieres Yiiraetmeiiters
Sector peiIten geitern uno boree.
itern @~iirgerrneiIter Carlton, Sta6t.
i~ngenieiir gabfon, GtrnBenfommiI.
Idr o.. 6. gmIor, :. u. EfaibIe
nno 8. e. @ilfe, ininntlidj aus
Moline, 81, III unierer 5tabt, unl
iid iiber bic bieitgen ita0tiiden Ser.
hdItniIe Su informiren. Die Ser
rem iprnden iid iebr befriebiet iiber
0as @eiebefe aus.
BeIlern M6eno b~eranItoltete Der
gi6-G nlaba Camp go. 2ii Der
@oo0men Of TIE DorIS cine Inter.
bnItllhg lit Ntgrann's 6nae.
5iir ibre groBdrfigen QeiItiingpn
BEL BEN aeitLid)en Wrdt6e Der Gel.
9qnfs Der Sfon6arD Viii So. idnbtc
Die betroffene Jirntd ben Geiteruebr.
mdltnefn einen Gbef bon $50 All.
Morgen Mben0 petanitaIfet bns
Dat Council Der anigbts and Ga
Dies of SecuritD eiiirn Ball nit
aulternseIien in MlcGrant's Safe,
Ode "a. Hnb 8 GtfdBe.
AIs StdotontDdIt SeftrD MlarpHD
mo Charles Sc1rr ais Endba
firsLid bon pinem 5ngodnsFTil9e
heifnfebren auo[Iten, bpfnefEien He,
OaB in einetn brefinen6fn 8euIdd.
Der nahe Der QanOItrdBe Elm Mdnn
lag. Sie eiIten binSH Hfla braGten
ben MdnH, Ein WeGTienS, einen
GARNER aus geLIebiie. in's grsie
intb fettstet inn oabMt9 bas Sc.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-19

fAfAf NtliAtN NNNls
pic clic 8epci6c ans Baltimore
mstei. befiHeen iid nnaciabr noun
5ia garobaiihc Tompier nif Dem
seeae nod bort. am ameritoniihC
4AaNtcn 5u bolen. W1ebr als 0ig
Salite oicicr Iampier II enaliid.
1ic anoeren iiihren icoe nur oenf.
bore 6laQQc yhlr 0ie 0ertibe
6laaae III Mot pcrtretcH ans @riIn,
oeR ipeldle IN Der 9ahtr Der Snhc
liegen. Die meiiten Gdnpfer iDer'
oen @etreioe iiber 0eh GBeon fiibren.
Tie 9oOunq Der anOeren miro aus
@ferOen Stddwl0roht uno nnoerem
aricasmaterial beiiehen. aa Dies
Material eebt notirlih mad Gne,
Lamb. 6ronfrcid, 8uBlano II. 10.
Geutihlano uho GGterreih erbal.
TEN nihtR 0obcn, neil Der britiihe
Militorisnlts Jlir Gee porlapfig I'M,
mer nod 0as Ietmeer beherriht.
Gicie @elouna uirit pieoer elm.
mol Gin areqes 2iht uuf Die SOL,
tung. meIhe nniere Administration
IN 0ieiem ariege einnimmt. Ran
brandt ms niht oorau al erinuerM
Dab ser Son0el nit arieasmateridl
nidt ineeieslih lit. Inter Dem @e.
fes 0iirfm dmerifnniihe 9ripotper-
ionen 10 piel @affen. Mlrnition uro
ionltiges GrteesmaterioI mad euro.
pa bertmfer, ipie RE niir Los iDer,
ben fonnen. ltno Der Sanoel lit
aid 9on5 nngefdbrlih. neil ia
4entIAlmO einltmeilen nod nidlt
imitanoe lit, Die 9dmpfer, nelte
ieine 5einOe NIT oieiem tDertbboHen
Material beriorgen, ob5ufangen. auf
Der nn6eren Seite ober lit niht 5a
~bergeiien, o1b Der 8rdiiOent Is in
ieirer 8pno bat, oieiem SanoeI. Der
sum min0elten gegen ben @eiit Der
omefifnniihen Geutr1Iitdt beritobt
Elm Gn0e al MAIDEN. or braitft
mr. oos Mittel da5utpenoen, 81 Dem
er feiner5eit Ierifo gegeniiber feline
8ufIndt nnbm oas beiBt ef brnndt
ritr elm embargo a1if Die 4lisFubr
bon @offen mo Weimifion at le1en,
1in1 0ie Gade lit erle0igt. Benn er
bic Ablidt bnt, cine DirfIih itrifte
9leitrolitdt 81 mabren, merm feline
fortu1bren0en Berliherunger, ooB
er iein MogIihites tb1rr iperoe, Inn
dnen bnl6ieen 5rteOensihluB berbei-
5uiiBrenebrlid eemeint limo, o1nn.
faHn er nidt mebr lange 50gern, 6ds
@ort al iprehen, 0as Miaionen
omerfdniifjer 9iirger nihtengliider
A%bifammung bon ibH erpnrten nno
berlangert
Ser Minfer ftebt Dor Der 5biire.
Die %mllitariihen Cperotionen md.
gen bnlO rim longiameres Qempo cit,
nebnten. Sn ein5elnen 9beiIen Der
Mriegstbenter moeen iie gans gum
Stiaitan6 fommen. 4Ber D1hreno
9eutidIon0 uno GeIterreih it'd gdrt5
aaf Die eigene araft ungefDieien re.
ben. fonnen England. 6ranfreih
iino RHblan0 berm0ge gnglanos
GberberrihaFt CUR 5ee ben 8iater
Dn5u benltseti, lire Riiitltngen fort
3nleten ua0 0ds ariegsmoterioI,
oas ie berlerer baben, tpieoer 81 er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-19
Mahslbnm Ofs gambea
Etnhhif ibsr bic ltbltn so Sabre.
wruhsF N0blianb btrrldJt
10 ben Der Staairn.

Moibinuion, 10. glop. Tag
pucrme Watstbnm Der glpr. staa.
fen wirb In einent bonn Niiro iiii
riHbeimiihen unO ansldnoiiHef
4anOeE 81 Bdibinaton am 6reiiaa
bereiientlihten gcritt 70 redit oc'
tenneidnet. Ger geridt bcThditigi
lid NIT Der Belt bon 1900 bis 1914,
bod iinb bic Gdten iiber Die erliC
Nalfte 0eS n~eunScbnten Snhrbnm.
berts 10 mayer, 0oB fe 10 ant ipie
feline Ne0rutima baben. Sic ipihtia,
item Gaten limo I'M air5en bic fol.
aen6en:
@eit 1850 bot iih Sic grpolfc.
tung nabe8u perDierfdht. uno be.
trdat ieet iiter 100. 900, 600 aopig
On Der aleifen perio6e bot Scr
glislnnOsbonoel iid BON $9tS,000,.
900 ONT S4,259,000,000 aeboben ;
Der grport lit bro aopf BON $t69 6
auf S2S27 o%eiiieecu.
Gas 9atioualperm5aen bat fidi
bon Z Qiiaioroen Collars in 1870
nuf nabepi $40 @liuiaroen aeboben.
IN Der alciden 3eitperiooe lit Der
@ertb oes Inn llmIauf befin6Iihfn
@eIbes BON S270000000 anf 49,.
ais. 100000 a%eitiegen.
Seit Dem Sabre 1870 baben fiG
bic einnabnien Der Rem Dorfer 9oH
FEN bon 8 auf SO giilliurOen Col,
lars aebobcu bic oes gon3en Gan.
bes ieit 1887 bon 81 aui ia gil.
liaroen.
Beaenmdrti1 arben 100000 in
Die oifentlid'en Sdnlen nn6 100000
Stioeuten III COLLEGES nnO onocre
hobere Snititrte, Gle @eiammtahs.
aaben fir @rjiebm1sneicn betragen
iebt un1cfdhr $4,000 i'm Sabr.
Mehr ais $4,000 8eitunqen uno
3eitidriften ioraen fir Die geIeb.
rina mo llnterboItlng oes Bottles
Die 9dbl Der g%ibliotbefen inn 9unoe
iIimmt irinois sil.
Sm Sabre 1850 batten 25t 600.
9erionen @elS in Sparbanfeu, ber.
tc mehr OILS II, 900. Die Spar.
eihIneen betraeen mebr als 434 Wiil.
Iiaroen 3olIars, mebt dis 100 NAL
ioviel pie Inn bic g2itte 0es pori.
1en Sahrbun0erts.
Tie 1drm., 1d6rif. limo &rans.
Dcrtbetriebe baben ebeniulls einen
enormen 3uiDndls eriahren Ger
4ertb Der 5drInen mo Oes iSorm.
eigeHtbuns lit bon 4 MiIIiaroen
Collars IN 1850 alif Al NiiIliarben
III 1910 g%eitiegen; Der @ertb Der
6abtifen BON / Milliar0e nuf mehr
oIs % MilliarOcn Die Wiei(en5ahl
Der GiienbahngeIpiie bon g02i IN
1850 aIf 25s.033 In 1919.
SIM lesten Observation-Disclosures III
Die 8ohl Der nit Der eiienbahn be-.
for0erten 8erionen Don 492, 000, 900
aif 1904, O00,0 900 nno Die Sratt
bon 632, 100000 onf t,S45,000,.
900 gonneh aeItieaen.
Gle 4oit beforOerf aIlidbrIid 20I
giiIliaroen geitiaden nad Dent
anslahoe; int lesten 5abr bate oie
Qoit einen llmide CON $685., DOC, COOL
ooer $2.70 pro aopf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-19

Der umsritdniids grOfeFOr 4, Or.
9lanadro bat Elm boalt1nOiass en-.
lem iber ole pip9oIositfe gtosus
lung Der Singer a~uierItslli. 81 Dat
in sriier Asibe bic Hole Hubert, bic
rie eiu5sInen Singer bsiIn Gshiruiiss
zen ipielsn, uno lit Oabet gu BEN stss
lnItat gsiommeu. Oub Der 3sigeiinesr,
Der BON ben Rsonetn our unisrnreis
4ung lbrer Bsbanptunesn bconpsrs
aalfig ausesIirsdt miro, ala oet 6ins
5tr 6ss Sntelstts nnetisbsn tosrosn
iahn. aun Der WittsIfiRgtr, 0sr BET
ssn 9eIiituiationsn leiae 10 pihliat
aoIe fptsIt uno Sumsilt nur sut I'M
ttItabuns bss 3etgrfinesrs tsrunsss
,egen pIto, Tam ala elm Miablab
lr Die gaItigs 8ssabuRg eines gisns
i6en ongeisbsn fusrosn. SIN Gsgsns
iab su bisisn beiOsn Jinssrn erSdblt
ter Ainefingsr BON gtloeniGaft anb
Sefiiblsn. Die 5dtio1e, 0dB biettr
singer init Dem Wsrlobunas. unc
Sbering gtTHmidt pir6, berl6t nidt
Eir duf alter Gittt, ionosrn ent,
prinet pfn9oloeifGsn GrunDen. Der
RingFtnoet 1T as, oer oas gsidt
tbsr bic 5ano tiner geliebten NerIor
ireineIt; sr 1T BON allen s5inesrh am
yetisnetiten, 3~unei9ang unb 3drtIih.
feit ous3uoriidsn. Der flsine Gingst
III Der Singer Der GItg1rS lio 9elis
iatefs. gr bdt niGts NIT ben bsioen
Singsrn hes 5.nieIlttts uno fpsnie nit
3m Singer bss @efibIs gu tun, nnb
trionbsrs Bel ben 8rausn ipieit It
Inc gang sigene Role. Die sItsante
frau bdlt ben iIsintn Singer dbfeits
'pn ben nnoern mo Elm penie Ges
.slmnt. 3umsiit III Is eernbs Bet
Ieine Singer, BEN in Der SunbpfIsss
Viz gr0Bte GorgfuIt outeiI Miro. Rna
'ennie pom lltintn Singer bsindA
~ Dpfl eiiIein BifEger mt tpejttlim
osibiiden Gissnl 9aftsh fpre6sn. Den
3tsenfab od3u biIosi Der 8aanssn;
Il III Der Gingss Der gnereie, Otr
sruft unb gebarrItateit, mo eins
frau nit ErGftigsm Ddnmen pFl.af
itsndbmslOs bists mdnnIihtn Gtgena
safisn 5u beiibtn. Wsr Bel f.insn
9tIisn niht nur BEN 3eiges uno lRil.
slfingsr, fcnostn aud oen Daamtn
fRust, III mad profsHrr 9IahHdrb
III Msnl9 BON fat brnldItt ArdF!..
sdbt et ben Daamen duf Ser bono
AIDE RUBIN, 70 fam man iiGst fem.
)aB Der 9sllbgt 0ieIes Ganmtng IL
r. gsbarrlidttit ttmdneeIt. Sin
astsisIOisr unb T9pddIi6et MsnIh
hlisbt, iosnr It cine 5ouf mddI,
'gH Daumtt NIT ben 5in0erR sir
Get Daamtn tines 9oten oOsr 81
uBiIofen Iset iid daf Die inaers
anbfldns; Bel jeDsm 2ebsnoen bes
biss ben Maneel fDlpcbI t0rs
srIiGer mic issIiide ardft.
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Der berihmte o~eutiGomeritoniide
ShriftifeIler aurt bon Sdierbrnn6,
Der iif felt Dem ariege in @ien muf
.bdIt. idreibt iiber @enerol 9inoen.
burg ME foIgt:
Bon Dem alien 9aba SinSenbure
babe id idon mebrmoIs geldrieben
Aber Der aIte SER Deroient DirfIih.
0aB man iid imHer nufs Relte nit
ieinen 9eloentbaten befabt. 90 TOM.
men ieBt gang rteite @eridte bon
Dem mniuriihen Seeneebiet, ipobin.
Elm 6ie3arenarmee (oie ia ole iheiib.
liditen @reueI in CitpreuBen Deriibt
bafte) gelodt nno Dann bernidtet
iporoen wor. @ernihtet lift n1mlih
Dos oaeih ridltige @orf. Sir CART.
beiaitete Bemiitber lit bies ia nihts,
dber id tner0e bod erDabnen, oob in
ienen Siimpfen Hneefdbr 10000
rniiiihe Qeihen itedei eebIieben iin0
. 10000, EN- llnifiim in Der gan.
gem 8eItgelhidte. Die gnr5e @e.
gen0 lit lett nuf Meileil biuous bon
peitiIenSiolifden 2eihengeruh
- 10000. an0 Die dnoeren
100 900 iener arree boben fif ia
ergeber. Die gon5e &rmge Elm
lpabres @ottesgerihtj 6os fDdren Die
IeIbcn llnalehfden, Die 800 GrtIddf.
ten nieOergebrnnnt, 750 @retie un0
Rnobat erihoIien un0 irn3abIige
sSrauen geIdanOet batter. aein
6GB Der oIte gopa Sin6en.
burg bier IN Geiterreih gerdoe 10
it, ME in EeutidIano.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-19
KllIGtbIrle an5elgenl

3a berfaafen -Sans nit 6 grobcn
3immcrn. Got 40 BEL 100. GIai.
Ter uto Gas i'm Snule. 6ritdt. ntio
Shattenb1unie. gilLig. aIois Bed,
22t5 iii0Iidc f9. Gtrab, 9eIepbol
$3.50. 02g
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-19
Cffite uerleat.

Der linter3eihnete nioht hermit
ieinc @eih1ftsFreunbe nto aunocs
Dnrouf dufmerfi1nb Dab or ieine Of.
flee bon go. 42O iii0I. I3. Ctr. nah
Der SO. 900 liioI. 20. GiraBe Der.
Ieet bot, mo er oIle s4 ireffsn bOift.
SuItus Erefffdfe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-19

9ubn g. aenneb9 lderfte Dem
Snffrageiten Gonb $500, Die ct
Dem MaAL J Ronnniiar mittbeIIie.
lEas IoIite man Iid Fir Bite gu
funft HtetEen9
Tir iabrEide AlltonhcbiISa uss
ilaIIiine bea Efnnbu MplDmobiIs0 ers
Gins ibirb bonn IS. bis 20. gebrunf
nAdlten 5nbres im M~iiOitersam ali