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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
CAIRO MAN WILL
APPEAR BEFORE
EXAMINER WOOD
Hearing Held at Chicago for Inter.
state Commerce Commiss on
on Rates.

T. NJ. pucker, traffic manager for
the Cairo Association of Commerce
is in Chicago where he went % give
testimony at Il hearing before Spec
ial Examiner Wood for the Inter
state Commerce Commission, in re-
gard to discrimination in freight
rates against Cairo in favor of st.
Louis, concerning a certain classifi-
cation Some time ago the matter
was called to the attention of tho
Commission by Mr.. Ducker on com
plant of a Cairo jobber. The com
mission raised the rate for st. Louis
IN meet that made for Cairo, and st.
Louis made objection and demanded
suspension of the rate until a hear
ing could be arranged. It is at this
hearing that Mr.. Ducker will testify.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
NT'S LAURA MILFORD, CAIRO
TEACHER WILL TRY FOR
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION

Alexander and Pulaski counties
have for many years had lady Conn-
ty Superntendents of Schools. Mrs.
Hacker won the Democratic race
-four years ago and this year Miss
Laura Milford, who is also Demo
crati2 in politics will make a try for
the nomination She is a teacher In
the Cairo schools and has for many
years taught school in various
schools in the county. She was a
resident of Unity before removing "a
Cairo. This will be her first politi-
.cal campaign.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
JOHNNY C0UL0N LOSES
TITLE TO CHAMPION
BANTAMWEIGHT WORLD

Rngsido, Cal. June 9.---Johnn"
Coulon, bantamwcight champion
lost his title to hid Williams OF
Baltimore. who knocked CoulGn out
with a stiff right to the chin in th5
rhird round Of what was to have
been a twenty round battle
Tho fighting was all in favor oi
Williams Coulon seemed unable f.
solve the problem Of land anywhere
in the short interval after Tire irs'
two rounds, aud was saved in ;hc
second only by the gong.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
WORDS OF PRAISE
ON ACCOUNT OF
Entertainment
President Metcalf Writes Letter Of
Thanks Concerning Cairo
Convention.

one of the best letters of appre-
citation for the entertainment Of any
association ever convened in Cairo,
was received by President II. S. Ar
trim Cf the Cairo Board of Tradc
yestcl day. from President Lee Met.
calf of the Illinois Grain Dealers AS
sociation. The following is portion
,or the letter:
Il have thought over our couvan-
tiOr held in yopr city a great isal
since arriving home, and it is very
Ioyidert TO me thai it was the best
!conveation we have held since ! was
made president OF the association in
both Il business and social way.
when | think of our cXcelleu,
cordial treatment by your grain
non, md citizens, it makes ne feel
very grateful to you all ! arpre.
ciate fully the labor and expense
hat YOU must have incarFed ia giy
ing us all such a good time, | am
sure that you have and deserve.
the thanks cl every individual pres
.nt for the eudeavor you made t1
guarantee us such a profitable and
enjoyable time.
81 talked with great many who
were privileged 10 enjoy your hos
pitality and kindness and they were
|dranimCns in their praise Of tn,
splendid treatment accorded them
while at the convention. Surely
every member of your Board OF
Trade and the citizens Of Cairo will
ALWAYS have a warm place IN my
heart for the consideration shown
nc aud the membership of the as
sociation while among YOU. Tho
| friendships made With your peopl
will always be pleasant TO recall
Iaud my best wishes will always l.,
with them Wi you please conyc}
to the members af the Board Of
Trade a"d the officials Of Cairo n
deepest and sinccrcst thanks anC
say to them that | hope it will b,
my pleasure TO again meet them ant
lrcncw the many pleasant acquaial
anCos made while with YOU"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
FIFTY EIGHT OPERATIONS
PERFORMED IN ONE MONTH

Eightv-threc patients We're enter
ed 1T the local hospitals during the
past onth. Fifty-oight of these
patients were operated upon OF
this nuwDcr q were minor opera
tions and thirty-one major opera
tions Of which twelve were for APP
rendic;tis Tho births for the month
were 80 1G male and II female ana
the deaths SO. OF the contagious dis.
cases during the month there were
fourteen cases Of measles, four Of
typhoid fever. two Of smallpox, three
Of diphthcria and one of scarlet
fever.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
LOUIS hYDT RENDERED
UNCONSCIOUS BY FALL

Lo1is Aydt, con Of r ". Aydt the
grocer on Eighth street, while play
ing near the corner of Poplar ana
Eighteenth street yesterday, was Sc
vercly injured lie was attempting
to jump npon the hitching rack in
front of SvobOda Bros, place when
he slipped and fell upon the con
crete sidewalk with sTch force that
he was rendered unconscious for Il
while. He sustained a deep cash in
his forehead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10

Peter Liud, II. is arranging for the
nHrebaaa Of the Biiou Motion pic
uro theatre from the owner Fred
Toichman, Mr. Tcichman has been
conducting the Eiiou the past year.
He contomplatos being absent from
the city on pleasure and health trips
frequently and on this account is
.disn0sing Of the business.
Mr.. Lind has been for several
years an cmDloye of the Alexander
County National Bank.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
TRAVIS KTMMEL RESUMES
MANAGEMENT OF KIMMEL
THEATRE, RESTORES NAME

he Grand Central" no more
for Travis A. Kimmel has again
taken charge of the amusement
place and has restored ITS original
name The kimmel Theatre. Dooley
and Demos, the two Creeks who
have been conducting the theatre
under lease the past three months
have surrendered their lease,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
ILLINOIS MILLERS ON WAY
TO SHILOH ON ST. LOUIS
WILL BE AT CAIRO TODAY

st. Louis, June 9.---The twenty
ninth annual convention Of the llli-
nOis Millcr's association was openei |
on the steamer st Louis here today.
The boat departed for the Shiloh
battlefield at Pittsburg Landing.
Tenn. Officers will be elected on
the beat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
JONESR0R0 MINISTER AT
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. T. J. Lowry of Jonesboro,
Association Missionary for the Bap
tist hcurch will preach a sermon at
tist church will preach q sermon at
s o'clock this evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
HELD PRAYER MEETING AT
HOME OF MRS. TRUESDhLE

The prayer meeting of the south
ern Methodist church was held Mon
d9v evening at the home of Mrs
Elise Truksdale on Thirty-seventh
street, Mrs Frank C0rzinc leading
the meeting. This was the largest
and most interesting meeting of the
year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
AS|ATICS IN CITY
T0CO[LECTFUNDS
FOREIGN MISSIONS
Rev. Eells of Presbyterian Church
Cautions Citizens Concerning
Contributions.

On several occasions in the past
Cairo pcoolc havo rorn solicited for
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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10

A cat has nine lives. An advertise
ment is more fortunate as 1t has
In fact, Il has so many that it never
several hundred or several thousand.
really dies, a.. 3 A.. ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS HAD HOT
DAY YESTERDAY
St. Louis Government Thermometer
Registered 9S, Chicago 95
and Three Deaths.

St Louis, June 9.---One pers0.
died and four were prostrated here
today when the mercury on the gov
crnmcnt thermometer reached 9S at
4 O'Clock. 1t was the hottest day
OF the year. the street kiosk regis
tcredt04 degrees. The low humidity
prevented much suffering.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10

Most OF the worlds knowledge is
based on newspapers. You must
read them II you would know what
10 going on, .ey ,t.&,SsaM
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10

The merchant who does not si-
yertise Is IN the standstill class.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES


John Grimes, 2S, and Miss Bessie
Stewart, g, both of LaCenter, Ky.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10
LOCAL FORECAST.

Cairo and vicinity: Fair Wednes.
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-10

Continued on Page SKI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

.AroRe stItst nnb ouf Der 00bs Der.
Islbtn al elmer bsrItifttn G@ltiIs
%usrtnlpfi III. Der Out in Der obtrtn
rsdlsn ode aus bfausm Strob iplrli
.itbr Isbboft burh bas nm bic Rrpnt
etfhluneent ganb aus romifmtm at.
fttimiem 9ano nno cine aislIs0sr
iibsr Der Slirn. Der gu. untsH
rsfts III Elm 1urban aus feinsm lob'
farbistm Strob, NIT 6oruiiur aus
ella Illa2banb.
Das sinfa9e iusenoli6t aleiS bts
folgsnben 9iIoes (Jig. - lam TO-
pobl aus SafIet ME aus Woahoff
aeftriial peroen. Der Sddeuteil IN
,irtr ruIfl6tn 9luIt dbnii6 unO
lpiro iibsr sinsm 6smb aus fsinem
gdtiIt %estrassn. Der gorosrtsil b,s
lsbtsrsn M bon 3lpst QusiI4ialtsn
aus BEN aItiOfoIf b,gren5t uno NIT
elmer Rtibt llsinsr Stio,ntn0pis gs'
3isrt. Gin dbnIi9er Enopff6mud
finost ll6 aud uuf Den SbsrdrmsIn
Gin sefdaissr aontrnlt miro our4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

gss bon ie fraae t0nne, fe bate es
for mid geoabu.
Nea, ben i'd gebentt, meBbie es
MIR am bette, tpenn t9 bic 5eser
Iage Debt, for iparum t9 mad Msds
itto pta. Sd BEN gefagt. 8eus, mas
Debt Sbr odpon Oente, tpenn i4 ben
@a6r Isttele Debt, mitaus Dab aud
nur nod elm 0rappe 8Iut gsIpillt
Debt tpsros. 0a tin fe gdnS uaber
li6 gspeIe, for Iautsr 8ergnisge IN
ie ben geiogt, penn i9 bas fertts
bringe bebt, oart mar i4 Der i9mars
teIte Mann bon bic Delt, bitabs nit
ben 2ump BON Suertd Debt 10 let9t
niemanO ebbes terttg brnge. Dea,
for E lange Storie tor3 gu Made ie
ben mid unrer Dem Shptssel Der
@~erIiegenbeit anpertraut. oaB lie aud
mad Mediito tpuIte fDr an Die Set
pOn Die Rebbels gu feite un ipsnr ih
lpplt, bette ie mid nod Saiobmd
bringe mttaus, Dab es iemonb auss
finne Debt. off aO9rs tpenn id bOht
geiaoHe bebt perbe, Damn tDnnte ie
nit BELLE, otptper fonIt t6nnt mid
nids i9limmss b~aIiiere.
s8eps". ben i4 seTagt, rum oas
9obtf9iebe ouAn tA gar nidS geipipe
i'd fin in E sonSe Gait 2aoi4es IN
gltsm @tenotng. 10 oaB ullo for
msine Gamilh asbr genpmm Is i'm
th bral6e MIR Den 0uerta Sl iebn,
Damn ia olss g~eisttelt I'M Sbr tSnnt
tuibosr rubie nod bic Sunsitet Stebts
gebn,' 0os bat gut 81 Die Tslleri9
geIauno I'm mie tnsr an bas Gnb BON
~iniersn 5ripp TONNE fin, ben id
mid ouf ibren Gttlpsis meme gDtBs
ferfd absei9dbft, no an Den Grip &c.
lpdhis mare. Sc ben gefuet, nit {
Ihmubtss syebs 0sbt i'd guide lpie en-
&rud in i1 Debt Damn better in Die
SurrounOinss fttte, Mel, ie ben
mid an Ell gang abgelegene plat in
{ tleines Boot geronimo lin Her iin
Dur6 ben 0ofe gsfobre mitous OaB
uus Die Stnliss eelobtiBt 9en. 90
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

oh lire ein3ige RdaetI4 DON 8elo ote
pGr, BAH es runo 10. Die 5eleri9
fin Meditens gepeie IN t4 ben au9
au8gefnnne, baB ie c 3eit lang in bic
Sunsitst Stsbts gslebt hattie IN ips'
MIA snalif9 ben table tDnne. gu
Die ben i'd geIast, lpenn ie mid an
Sen Sripp no9 9amptco { ipeute
BON lire aengpiti6 lerns tonnts, oaB
ih ieosn finf DabIr seiptpe bsbt. &c
ben NIT Idmtlids 9dnbs sussgriffe
I'm le ben li6 DIE grUBte Miib setufus,
mid Die 4nfnnssgrinoe bon DIE 9eng'
piti9 b~ei3ubringe. S4nu nab bic
erI6te 6alpe StunO ben fe gstogt,
i'd bait { eroBartises 3aaent for
aengpitIGes lin tuenn lie nod c paor
Dag NIT mid pdre, Damn btbt i9
Den Deielett erolsbrinse ME Ginger
WlenI6 in Mediito. 9ff apbrs bat
Is mid c gauge Gait gebOIfe, NaS
i'd ben ipebniIde Mabr mitgsmntt
qebabt ben, lpenu i1 aud piooer
mandes pergeNe gebabt ben. sd ben
Ole Jegsr isoen Dag nod en- 9obler
sdaeleat MI nd ben ie geFiiblt als Oh
IL MilljOue6rS ludrs iii id hdtt siuis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

Rebitoff 1T ouf Ser S6ulter inter
RoIetttn aus set ssrafft, Der uors
osre SetsS4mud Der BLUE bsfinbst
ii9 aud auf benz Riiden, Die untsre
5unita 1T duf Der Iinten Seite nit
elmer tustBen SamtrOie bo4genOms
men, pobur6 oas untere, braptsrte
QtIosgefpdnb mebr gum 9oridein
tnmmt.
Ginige gro3iSie Sutmoptle finO
i'm nGditsn Bib (Jig. q porgefiibrt.
Der 9lt oben Iints bsItebt aus roius
forbigem Gtrob uno bic arone III
NIT f1lpar3em Qtlasbano earniert,
bas al Der rsften Geiie gu elmer nit
0rdbt eeiteiftsu S9leife peri4luugen
tit, @riines Matldnoer S!roh 1T
0as @runOmateriol oes Sutes unten
lints, lnO bic @arnierung beitehr aus
eigenfarbtgem a%tlas6ano, oas loie
INN ben Runb unO quer iiber Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

bIoiiartiasr MoFftln. aus MaIlm,
Mlorabui o0sr Gsibt. Bel unIsrsm
Original muros fpstber 1afftt, init
Idmdr3sr gicot gort,, psripanOi.
Die Sdltift btfisbt aus i@warjsm
4tlasbanb.
Del BEN Itbten altios (5ia. 81 aus
mariHsbIdusm 9ubetDn nur0s In
sffettboa,r Mtiie romii@ aeirditsa
ganb ais @drnisruns bsuubt. 9is
Rdnbsr Der turssH Sadt iiuO umst,
I4Iaatn unb bilosn pitredigs RtpsrH,
bic NIT Der gtitrsiittn StiOt bsistt
Iin6 uuO NIT elmer Rtib, bon blautn
anDpFsn Suiammsngsbaltsn lptrosH.
Sine Orsitdies Ssffnang I'm mtsrtn
3tiI Der balblongsn atrm.l IN nit
eintm GinIoB aus Der geIrdhsn
Ssib, OuSgsfiiat, aus psthsr aud
bic untsr Ser Sads btrpottrstenOe
@tIi. gsisriigt TT. Der Rod OsHsu
obsr.r Tell sbsufa1s nit au6pItn ats
3isrt III, peiit Den mobifiJierttn qaHs
nisritpI auf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

germenOung zines i6ottiiden SlOi
Tsg fir Osn Rod srJislt, cine aOmbis
nation, bic in Der bsurigeu Mo0e
fe6r belie6t lit. Der 6ut beitebt aus
ariinem SanfItrob nit bouldlger
Krone dus etgenFdr6tsem 1dffet, &C.
I6miidt nit bearr Il Rcfen.
Saffet lift Der fur oas Sddeutoitiim
oes nG9Iten Bibles (6ts. A. Der
ipanote 9runoltoff. Die 6ron! Der
gtpn ; Sads 1T binten gu elmer Ians
gen pieredigen Serpentine gerufft.
Die peiten @ermelI14er crFo,Oern
eine er6ebIide 5iiae fir Die 4ermel,
beren binterer Isil an Der gsrbins
ounqsnabt nit BEN 9orosrteil elm
wenig getrGuIelt III. Sine RpbitGt
fno ole 6iiftentaI6en uuf Dem 9tode,
Die, ebenio nie Der Funo Der gton
5ade, uno ole aermel, nit Stiderei
unO gano nit gitot : 8orte singes
taBt iino. Die 5arbe bss GleioItofz
fes 1T bic neuortige 3aneo S9ats
tierung; ole Stiderei 1T braun.
Sin eigendrtiger 9aIsf9mud, Der
bic jebt mmoosrnen araasn eriebt,
1T Der i'm nd9ftsn Bible (5ig. 81
iti33ierte, %beitebeno aus elmer an3dbI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15
Dir HlaSr.

Don Der bsnlieen Wobe psrosn BE
hrltn s,adsn NIT itrpsHiinsotiie fall
Itnhsm Riiden uno bic 9oItros, aud
0it 1radbolsrus, oIlssmtin zen ISn.
atrtu Saden uorae5oatn. limb uns
irumbar bon Oi,Itn araBIolsn iurBsn
laden III bic Dete. Dds RsutTls
6orin M ipobl bic 5HtroBablspets,
Me 5itmlih tnapp ausssi6uiitsn, Tim
he 1aius ringsum leiht anII,esno
gbaIttn uno NIT Bolbr pbtr Sitrs
linsH 0moiaeiHOpftsn our6gtinSpft
intro. Gle iitbt born init 5lpti GdsH
mssinauOsr uno III nit i, elmer Ell,
ttnlaihe perisben.
Die %tiseonitn 3aiasurtoiiims uno
itIbit sinigs Wlduttl uno 4aItto.s
babtH eieentumIia mdnBIidt Qli'
rem ft ihsinsu alien WOhttupfsrn
mdHnIiher 9ra9itn tntltbnt 81 isin.
9itrju asb0rt aud Die Sntrobabls'
irtfis, uno auh bas gdps In btt beas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

mandmuI ben i'd Oo6 E gang tltin
peuig bic G6ins triegt bita9s i'd
ben i9uGr getptBt, oub tuenn mid elmer
bon Die Babrf6tppS ie9n Debt, odB
Re Damn 10 ebaut Span3ig &anners
bobls mad mt6 i4u1tt oebte IN i4
i'm f9ubr, bann mar nit mebr bel
BON mid iiptper gebIiptpe. 4ipiper
es is nids gebdppenO IN nler ben
uns 70 l4luf3eiiefe Den llfer gends
bert. Die iunge GeaerfA ben meine
GttenI4en ba3u serufe Oab oie5dupt=
bebnI9er jsbt eridt tOmne bebt, BIZ
TABS 10 nett bate ner uur Die Sens
ttes Sl ferhte sebrau4t, iest mare
atptper au6 nod Die Medfitens pa,
tpD aud nit 8abls i9ubte oe6te, Die
nit aus &atten 8dtten gema9t mas
re. ST no, Ell M, ben t9 9eIagt,
Datptper i'd fin nit sffrebt. 90 ebett
I'm Ou1t 10 i9maIe Mdtters nit meirls
be"
sd ben thpn garS otlttnttlie ods
llfer ie4n tOnne I'm ben aud ges
npbtiit bdb E gdu5e Gait bon Sc
Italte in en- 1uTpii9es 8eg oa erllm
gemubft fin. SD ZEN MIDI in mel
GdIeitemsnt en- S6nlff getddeIt I'm
BEN en- laute S6nisber BON mid
getpfpe I'm ib oente, bas is lpo8 i'd
nit bait bubn fpae, bitabs in oteIelbe
Wiinnit Is e &ugel gefIpae TONNE III
is graO an DIE Seit BON infer Boot
ins 8afer eeflOge, Oab mer an {
Shauerba6 ben trisgt, Sept ben i'd
geipiBt, 0aB es iisrius sepeIe is. mir
fin E psnig our Set gefabre lin "a
Isbn iA auf einmdl an ben lfer en-
8liB I'm in c @edeno ben ib aud bic
&ugsl aus bic &dnnen Tliege Isbn.
Se is Osirsft meiu gBsg tomms. SD
ben mid seDodt diutptr Is mar 81
ipdt. Die Eusel bat mid 9eitrode I'LL
bat mid opbt sei4oTe.
8Oplit ih perbleipe
Sbne Sbru Iielucr
g6ifipp Gaatrampfe Ter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

ssnOen Ssoden unb 8pIeros, bic gc'
p1hnIid feline @ermel, ion0srR nllr
armDffnungen BADEN unO dts tIeine
@6tements iiber lei6teu Spmmertois
Iettsn su tragsu fnb. Gaps oIeros
nit TGrdg nab binten lpeggeI9nitles
men A1nbsrn unD 10 lpeit, nap iiA
bon felbit qernel biloen (sine Wirs
hung, Die Our6 cine lsidte Weri9niis
RING Der Stpffranosr inter ben ars
men nod bttout pirb), felt man
poFenD su aoltiimr0den Der uno en-
sdu5t oieien 4n3ua our4 cine BLUE,
neil oerartige 8oIsros peit often
itehen unb ni6t tpie anoere Sadens
ODER 9pIerrtoitiime our9 Weiten ess
fiut usrben t0nner.
Die Gommsrmooe beriidihttgt in
Der 6~erieauna Der SingsrietIsioer
beler lpenigsr pie IL otren 5crosrung
mao lsi@ier Understanding; ie
IinO aenau 10 tompii3iert unD 10 reid
aarnierl pie oisS eioentIeiosr, Su Der
nauptfahe fno 81 Gtidereien uno
6mogenGDts gtrSierungen, bic oirstt
III ben GtOff oenaht per0en, ipdDreno
nan he1e ieiocne 8Ieiosr reih mi.
abafpoBten Spibenpolonts gdrniert.
3ur @urniaung uno sum SAnuf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

as,n 5orm i6sint ibnen sninommsn
5H isiu.
Die neusItsn GapsmoOeIls baben
fih bereits nisosr etipds bon Der tIai
hid einfu6en 5orm oes Iangsn, runo
aeIhnittenen Gapes entfernt. sur
Sen 6ommer maft man lie 6dufig
tmiirser, oft nur balbz ober OrsiDierteIs
lana uno NIT rei9Ii6sm 9olunt'
ooer RuIdeni9mud. On einigsn
Mobeaen befiubet iid an ben poross
rem Rdnoen il Elm @urdi4lupf fur
sic Sdnoe, BEL dnoeren 1T Der sigsHts
lide Gopeteil nit bobem aopfdeu
an cine meiIt runoe paife geieBt, uno
Dieie er9GIt ibrerIeits ais abi4luB
uno Itatt bss 9rdgens cine Rif9e (in
paris ntnnt man bieie Gorm a Ia
Manon). qusge3adte 9iIriiiden
fnD fir ben CONNER moberner als
aeoerriifnen, pbipobl man aud oieie
nod o%nfpsnost. MsrtpiirOig fino Die
slsin,n. i'm Riidsn copsartig Iois bans
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

SIN 8orfptrtsbaus,
5rsmoer: ,@drum betro9ten Sic
Den iungen Mlonn am Rebentiid 10
perG4tli4? . Der i4eint oo6 rsft
folibe unb nii9tern gu iein."
Bauer (3ornig): so. a Da5re
GGano' it's! Dor bier Sobrsn lit
ibm nod a groBes germ6gen suSes
fallen, unb jeBt bat er ni6t nal 10
piel mebr, Dab er an Roui4 taufen
lam, Der 6aoerIump!"
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Sn truftipnsit unoe.
6eIbtpe6sI; Worum finbst bic GrH'
te i'm Sommer itatt, 0ui6ts2
(9uf9te idneig).
6eIOpebeI. unO 0n iogt 70 elmer,
baB er ouf benz Qan0e gs6oren uao
er3ogen purbel -. SD pia's oi.
fogen: oamit bic 5elber fir re
9erbFmanpper frei lperoen, bers
itanbenI
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. Gin gbflOfopt.

Gin gbilpfopb. 9utl
6tGbrr: ale Wettr nchmol. Rat
arbeitet SIR ihon pier Wo6eu IN
Der quIbeKtrung Der Gnbritrab'
Dos III ia niieBli6 long
@rbsitc: So. iebr lang III {!
freiliA 6trr Baron. o6sr Sie glau,
ben gar nihi, pie itntl nie SET
perssbt
- or ttnnt il n. 6srr Ulspcr
deiu critics Sdgpobenteuer trs
sd1lens): 1tnteu Ell, fh. mtin.
Serrsnl Bl, i6 anf benz @ritouo
Iiebe, tommt mir elm 0dfs gu Sdug
SD feurs los, - rr blsibt Tubtg
fben. Sd idteBe nodmals, = oat
Sufe blsi6t immsr nod fiBen. d
reiBt mir bic @sOulO. S6 Iouft
NIT butgtI9pungentr gihIe OUT
i6u gu, unb ipie id iGm nd6cr tOup
me, padt tr auf uno rsibt aus 81
bas nitt Ieltfam, meme 9erreu3
56rfhu: Gar nidtl Der Sais
6at Sie gang Ti6tig togiert. Gr Rd.
f6 geo1d.; Splong sr idieBt. bots
nidt8 ouf fG. 8sua er aber isl.
Der tommt, oann tpirO Die Sc,
l6i9te brea5lih!
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SbtaM @oIt: Sogsn Stsi
rarum 6ab.n Gle tigsntli6 80
@onbous Sur uHBIidldcn g..
Idi6ts" 9tiduti2
@irt: So, idou'n q boS m5h.
tt bait itoyr germ lpiNm. unb o.
eur9 Uiro mciu &otaI pen 9tuD'l
rigtu oar nidl leer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

Bern &eirotsDermitt'
Ter. 6tirdispermittltr; Nenn Sit
Ii6 pislltitt nit 0tiroieleoanlrl
irdQtH iwnNer 6err, i1 hibs was
mention rside 2iuspabl On iuu9rr
tiitid)m gRdotcn.
oert: Geife gtusluotl ilam Si:!
hi pisl 6at beuu RE 3eidIit?
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9prdeDeuQt.

9prgeDeugt nG6et
MdnnGm no pinil oil penn 0
Ipat bin?"
NJ. Nd id nil uur idnsll sis
nen grief gum aaIten brineen
aber neibi bu, Smile, Ou braudT
testalb nidt morgsu nit Dem 6rips
itid auf mid al lportsn,"
ausgepi9tm s&onnf
BIZ mir nal idnea sefn Dollars
borgeuF
rrqd, IrpieI babe III gar ni3t
lei mir"
limb gu 6ouies."
,n3u 9ouie2 Dante, Giles tuobl
uuo muute1 ~"
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Sn Der 8netpe. @tubent:

SIN Der 8netpe. Gtubent;
Sogen Sie nal, 4ellner, mar msiil
6reunb 6ousner ntbt bier9
asGIner: 8ebaure, femme ben Serrn
ni4t. Gs Job ~ollerbings lGngsrt
3eit Elm Sat- bier, Der auf iemoat
gu tparten i6ien, Der 5oblte ober
unb ging.
STUDENT: Gr 5oblte2 glein, bana
mar es teinesfols mein 6reunb.
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Sebsime 6iBuns. Rad.
barin: .Uas mo6f On bsnn bier
10 ALIEN in ser Slide, 6iIbs2"
.Mama bat i9r aaffeetrdn34en!'
r9arft Oh oenn ba ni6t 5ugegen
Ieiu?"
,SpnF pObl! 2tbsr Fe bat geiugt,
6eute ii Die SeffentIidteit ous9e.
ihloFen!"
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Nus elmer 9tttttbt,
gungsrbs. .g.btnitu Gle, met
ne Ssrrsn, bic sr6bts Rot bat ben
9tnsttIogieH gum 9isbitabt geiriss
Fen. Stin bungrissr Mlaaen 0ridlt
ibm bic S4ladpdrfe gerabsJu In
bic Sonbl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15
s |mpft6tenb.
Der Stoff aud = nsu2"
7os ne1eTtp muIfpr :"

@mp e9leno, limb 1T
Der Stoff aud = nsu2"
.p9as n~eutIte Muiter.
nunb blsitt er ni9t an Der Son
neg"
Song Gr Iis9t
ID I9on 5ipst Sabre i'm Saouf,rs
tier - uuO man merit es ibm tou7i
am"
Die gtidlide 8rout.
Barum iebt 10 fpr6be, 8inb2 got-
bin bait ou bid oO6 ru9is BON mir
IaFu
..Sa, pot9iu - oo boben uns
aud aae meins 6reunoinnen 6eubaf
tet."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

.@endiitn, msiu JrduIsin: Wsm
6rsuno guisl"
.absr, mstu 5srr, i'd isHnt Gle
bod gar niat!'
.@spib, aber msinn 5Ttunb itns
men Gle isbt. unb Ou miro MID
glsid burisasn!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

AH HANlHN ttSNlN
Sud IN mitaus, oaB
it bic famaIits Gfiis
Itsn3 sebabt ben, fin
i'd mad BEN 9afs bon
9ampito tomms. an
Den Deg ben { paar
iungs 5eaeri4 Ilsipis
mid seiOIe, mo aus
geIebn ben, als pb ie
sn0unssr bate, DAB ie
for Iautsr Sori9t
RaGts nit en- Mint
Inlafe tDnute, un ols
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15

Der alsiOtr uno 6iitt miro, tpie i6on
iriber b,tunt. in bieisr Sdiion NIT
@orlisbt SET psrpanot. 9eiOnbers
pirfunsspoI srpsiit Is iid BET 9tsis
bern, bic BEL tiinitlidsr 9tIsuftung
getragen lperosu. gtt oer I'm ,rittH
giloe (Jig. u bdrgeleltsn SoiIttts,
Die aus i6par5em Rtbitoff ilber
idtpor5,m atlas gefsrtigt 1T. iinbsn
mir eineH brsiteu 5etsgeids aui Der
9luis unb bel Dem obersn uno unts'
rem Yell Der 9oppel Guutta. Die
porn iibsrs areu3 geIsgte 6rutelloie
BLUE BAT iptits qsrmellO6sr uno Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-15
Gfenrr 9dlrrtbebrirf Dfs
nbtIipp ,anfrantpfrr.
1904.

Msin lisbsr 9err RsOadtiOndr!