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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20
THE PRESIDENT AND PREPAREDNESS

The disposition to crticSr the president be-
cause of the enormous expenditure of funds neces.
ssry TO carry out his plans for national defense.
v specie Of dishonesty President Wilson, IN
the role of an ac0dcmicon, year ago occupied
unienahc ground Ills fulminations against war
and mtarlsm and so on, were mdefcnsiblc The
country demanded and does demand sufficient
expenditure of funds to bring this nation to that
state where It will he reasonably prepared to de.
fend It's honor aud IFS interests against any foe
The president has read thS handwriting on the
we'll and is seeking to make amends for his pre-
yious foolish utterances by doing the thing in a
handsome wayA And he should not be criticised
for il. The question of national defense is serious
No man can tell what moment the flames now
consuming Europe win leap across the narrow At
lantc and draw us into the conflagration, Out
Of the last great European war came our second
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20
ANnnnrlt, ms oMN 10Y
Hr Roarcd Mightll, when he Pound
OWrilh IN Ills Home

he Koarrd MghtilN When he Pound
OWrilh IN Ills Home
From ihr Sow Work. World.
I'm trousers fhHl s.cgrd and shoes that
noppvl with H's hynd In handages, John
T. ORuUN 800 Years old ahn of the late
police Capt Milo. ID Reilly aud manager "
q moving rI.ur. hultpr In Richmond
I'm. lung island nppeared In court In
Jnmul.A U1 charged Francisco Andre
clrs NJ smI InwHIun avenue, With afro
clous assault uul with Larceny.
Andru.|u. waiter said he had come
home Ulr SATURDAY. night from work
and hud found Reilly and Mrs. An'
drocl"s There Nndruurs admitted hc
threw u' uf things ui O'Rellly, then
pulled down H .ur'uIu and with the pole
battered uN..NN 1000 hr fled
4 mnn nu Wm 70 saloon near the An,
drorlrs humr saturday night clad only
In under. 'H.Nlug uU socks. tie said bis
name vH. uEHU, nul hr had been way
laid and rnhh.i nr hIs .lothlnr The hnr
trudcr much larger man, loaned him
/ some uH .uth..
Andru.t. m.I uU.I,s clothing nud
watch in court uunNN dressed In ihr
coroner fnuw iNOH m withdrew the
larfuy .urgn Magistrate Miller set The
/ assault .ltu I.r hearing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20
rIIE rIMEs IIrncrfnrih.

An Institution that shall awRys be found nEhtl'
In the public service regardless Of parti
san consideration; constructive In all its policies and
while belonging to no pnrtl opposing with Its might
the demAE EoEurs Of all; fighting for progress and
practical reform opposed special privilege and the
custom Of improperly influencing law making and
w-enforcnE bodies whether by predatory puto"racy
Or predatory poverty. whether by Capital Labor
deN oted to the public welfare, every resource con
tAntly strained to present the news accurately and to
discuss Il impartiayI willing to correct INSTANTLY
Injustice done the most humble, vet too proud TO
apologize to the most high for policy sake
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20
Am eriCan National Service
XIII.
SAFETY AND STRENGTH

safety and strength are our first
considerations. To this end We
have paid In u cnsh cuplnl ~
half u million dollars which *
much larger than any other bank
In oklahoma We have nccumr-
lated surplus and profits "
Sl2UOOOm aud We ut all times
maintain u large cash reserve.
The confidence In which we are
held is evidenced hy the fuct that
i'm ever, mpurlnnt crisis like the
panic NJ 1907 our deposits In.
crease
We invite accounts from all de.
string connection with % strong
and conservative. yet liberal bank.
ing institution
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20

If there is any doubt concerning the growth
of Oklahoma city, observe the schoolattcndancc
figures. Nm increase Of l47l over last term ndl.
Gates growth in the city at large. For where there
are children there are parents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20

llr tha. Iu,rh father or mother moro
than mr |s mot worthy NJ me-. mud be-
fbnt lo,rrn ,uu or daughter more tmu
INr i- mot worthy NJ me-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20

Nndu WHY don't yu tll him frnnk.
y thnl Nuu dou Uhu him JOS we'll n, YOU
du thlrllrf 4.
Marjorie How can e. dyur lm mot lust
.uun thut charlie viii propose
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-20

Marshall Nooncc g.n, foo lrnvenvorlh
tonight for few du,-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24

gierung an Der fanooiihen @ren3e
in oie Gut geiprengt moroen iein.
BGbreno bic llnteriuflmg nod I'M
@nnge lit. Itn0 Regierltng8beamte
Der @niidt, 6oB fem @eieB beitebt,
gcgen cine &eritmorung ein5uifrei.
fen, Die in ben Der. Staten III Die
0egc geleifet muroe, I'M in aunood
ausgeiiibrt at mer0en. @err 8eb'
tier mltr0c eriuht, neitere Inter.
illbungen all3litellen un6 b~eion0erS
Der 6roge, OBJ erploiioitofTt in Ser.
bia0ung nit Dem soil nuf amerIfaHis
lhenl 9ooen transporter tpur0ert.
Dos @eIeb berbietet ipobI eiren fol-
den TRANSPORT, ni4t nber einen
transport BON @rpIoiibitoffen bon
ben Ser. Stooten n1t einem frem'
ben 2anoe. Die ltnteriufung lit
uuf GngIon08 Antrng in Die 8ege
geleitet tuor0en, neil Die englii1e
gotidaft ous Stontsoepartemettt nil
len lieb, 0oB tic beitiminte 8etpeiic
0ofnr bate, oaB @el0, lint ben 8D.
numitplan our @usfiibrling bringet
at tonneit, BON einern poblbabenoen
2eutl6en in 3etroit geliefert nor
ben Jet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
gsnr cine seel6lanaenaei6idte.

@iner Qepeid)e ans @dibinston
8ufolge beginner Die ni9tomtliderl
gertfte, Die beiagen, OH Der aitite
bon Noine iei Elm oeutides &attl.
boot 9eiidtet moroen, n0as Sntereiie
Der 8eumten oes Stoots. uu0 Slot
tenoepartement8 al feiieln." @S
luuroe in @aibington oble 8eitereS
3ugegeberL Dob oeutiae &uudboote
ouS Re6t boben, lire 6obrten aud
mad amerifoniihen @%etp1iieru aus
8u0e6nen, a6er man mod)t odrouf
ouimerfIun, oaB He nidt ldnger als
"a 5tun0cn IN elnem amer. @nfen
bcrbleiben oiirften fans ite einell
lolhen anlallfell i%ollteiL urlO inter-
nirt mer6en lpilrochy ia1S tie Dem
8eiebl Den Safer 5li berldiien, rllht
piinftlt6 nn6fommen piir0en.
Die lebtereu Nittbeilungen maren
iiberiliiiig - Oos meiB b~eut8utage
ieOer anabe, obne Dab es inn be-
ionoerS geiagt miro; an Dem &eIt
Der Meloung lit aber mir olt85lts
ieben OaB iie leioer ltitr cine rtel
3ettlite neutrality-suspicious. fem
miro. DaB Oeutide Gauhbootc i'm
5tonoe iino, ilber Oea Gaenn 81
qon0eln utto unlereil 4iiitet eilen
geiu6 ob5uitotten, oordr lit ia ltid)t
3u 5ueiieln mo ihon mdr'8 lpenn
iie 0os tb1ten. Aber Dab ein oelt-
i@eS u,goot ith ousgerednet al Der
4iilte BON Wtoine 9erumtreiben loI,
bas nimmt Der MelOung ie0e @lmtbs
piir0igteit. 0em BORT lit fir elm
0eutihes Eul6boot ui1tS al boIen
un0 nitr geraDe 8-ergnuemesiubrtplt
MAIDEN Die u.9pote CUR 8eit talm.
So, tDern es bieBe, etn oattifes II
Boot lei Guf Der Sobe BON 5anop
Soof am @tllgang Oes Stem Yorter.
ODER aud ain @illgortge Der
gbeninpeaf Ban gc'ihtct morocul
fOnntc man aIo1tben luib na
man lia oeS Sdredets
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
Walt an WHalanb
IN AasNat atatan
z%tltasaaa ads 4fH t8lilAla lsH
Ftst lsa tfnf Aldsss Get
laaa Haa8aH8 |i5la

Hsia III N
"a.
sasN a
FfilH W
#Hflsas -
4fl.l hef
f
@sgs lhsa
Ml Wifts ir
ssa mli
aselm
fHsis mtff
hfe.tef
.tf fis III Ha5
masHafl tah im WNE sT #lF
.hslaf8 fess ISL
fsfieHhH8 ksf i5na
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
@cnfer sdnuinSeIGtridlte.

@enf. uber 9aris uno Gonoon,
%. Suli.- 8ie oiterreidiifen Ser.
lutte III oell adnpien NIT oen Stall.
enern felt Gem t3. s5uli aIein loaer
iid aitf rlno $4,000 Diann bplau.
len. So NEGLECT Die Genfcr Fri.
6itlle" NIT Dem SiBuilgeu, 0oB Die
oiterreidiihc 5rout an orei Steaen
ourhbrod)en iei.
Die 5tdrfc Der 1treitfrafte, mel.
die ieBt in Den aGmpien in Der
Siou5o0egeno betbeiligt iino, ioQ i'm
@an5en minoeltens 100000 N}rm
6etragell. IS beiBt, Ger oiterrci6i.
Idle 0berbefeblsbaber Gr3ber5og
6eroinato h1be nod neitere Ser.
itartungen fiir bort berlnn1t.
ll6ine, Stolien, 81. S5lli. iibcr
8aris un0 2onoon 8~erntnoete
Soloateu un6 @efongene, meIde BON
Der itaIieniihea 5ront eirtreffcn
iogen, Die Sdlaht in Der SiorBo.
He9ion piitbe anbalteno meiter; Die
StoItener ieien auf Der gailaen 81.
1tie i'm angriff, aber hic bon linen
ongegriffenen 6eltingsmerfc icien
an o6etna5c un3nEinglihen" Stel.
Zen, utb sic 8eriude, iie iii neb-
men, itieBen nitf rgroBe Stmierig-
feiten". (lie5 lit eiu 0eutli6es
3uaeitduoniB oeS @iBerfolges Der
eeStoliener,)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
Warttberi6te.

&inObieb-3ufubr 2.30,
Beef Stiere, Marft Ianaiam Bis 1C
~nieoriger.
&0dIter @reis $3.50.
California @roSsgefittterte 5000.
SabrIin9e, quite bis bette 5000
1000.
3iemIid CUTE biz cute $500
1900.
@eifers, @2arft felt.
@nte Bis bette $7.0o-s.75
Corn feeo @eeoes.
Cute bis bette $50. $4,000.
MittelmdBiae $7.50-8.50.
3temIih quite bis quite $7.25-
$50.
&ii6c, Marft felt.
@itte bis bette $6.50-7.50.
3iemIi6 quite big quite $3.50
600.
M2ittelmdBi9e So. 50-5.25.
@ras-9efiitterte aii1e $6.0O--6.7 II
@ras-gefitterte Sellers Sc. 50-7.25
StoferS 1t. 6ee6er3, Marft ifpo6.
@lte bis bette 6ee0ers $40
845,
8ienlid CUTE Biz quito 6ee6cr8
Sc. 75-7.75.
@itteImaBiae stoders $3.50
$50.
etod Sellers $5.75-7.oo.
Stof 9iibe 80.
Stod 9dlber $6.00-7.50.
geat aGlber $500 80.
Bulls, Stans uim. S.. 50-7.50.
Sdmeine-3tfubr $500. Narft
Clippers ieit, 8afer5 meiiten8 10
ttieoriger.
observation-disclosures Sc. 55-6.70
@odlter 4reiS $7.4b.
GdJafe- 3nfubr 10000, Mortt felt.
2Gnuner, Marft t5-26 nie6riger.
0urAidnittspreis $7.50-775.
&oblter 4reis $7.75.
@ittteridofe, CUTE bis bette $685.
$50.
SabrIinae, CUTE big bette So. 60
$50.
@toOer CUTE Biz bette $5'25-6 %.
Gbieasu Matftherift.
MaODieb-3ufubr 1000, @arh
felt.
eSG6rlinge $1,000.
Sellers $3.50.
Shruciue 3uillbr 10000. @iarft
inciit o-l0 nieoriger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
MnR[anb 6rnndlt mehr @e[b.

Son0on. %. Sltli. - Dem Gelt-
terbureou miro aus Retroqroo be.
ridtet, OoB Der 3%itiommentritt oe8
.Rei6sratbs mo Der 9luma olr6
taiierliden ltta5 auf Ben 4. g(ltglit
ieItgeiett mcrOen lit. Die beiOen ge.
iebgebenoen a0rperidoiten botten
itd i'm 6riibia6r bis 3itm Rooember
oerto0t. Bel 0icier @cIegenbeit miro
Der 6i%nou3n1irtiter Der 3rma cine
9orloge ulltcrbreiteL burd tpelde
ole ruiiiife StoatSbmlf ernGftigt
mer6en ioa, cine meitere 9totenallSs
oobe bon elmer 0lilliaroe <beI
$500, 100000 SIT oerfilgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
se!6it @tnEe mirO a%nsaenutt.

8erltlL lii. ~aotteroom, %. Suli.
~ Die in 9e(gien ite6enoen 2mto-
Iturm- 9dtaiaone erbalten IN 1brer
Mubeirllnoen @elegenbeit, rnterrift
in Sprodlelt 8ltAfiih~1ng, Steno,
qrapbie, Matbeinatif, @eihidte utt0
Rationalofonomie i'll nefmten. Ger
Nftlit0rs@ o1iperneur BON 9e[gien
fat fiir Ole @elegenbeit Gorge &c.
trogen.
Cine aomniiiiion 1T 9uren6urg,
bic iid aus eitlem 5uriiten uto orei
9ebrrern 3%itiommeniebt. tpltr6e nit
Der 4usfilbrlnng oes Gl0teS 6etra1lt.
Sic bon Der a%ommiiiion ifou i'm
MGr5 eingcfabrteu 5pe5iaIfirie ia.
ben bel BEN &r1tppen groBen 9ln.
flaitq aeianOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
Ntat AtRasuiidtuna
IhaH In 2tAn
MalsH nllt kafa falhaa b.
Abflii #aanaia hilif SEE
Mf0a H@ Hiiaita

V#L# NH
T..fe
lf tNss8
M
NK
fasila
Ni
tnsa iw
mak {.f,F te
QaeftFr
dtal mite ffRH'
N.i'
nlsffl'a
,uilaigil wy 4n tti'i,
s1il Hle iiliisi
t~'Alith'l1e AHlfi lllll
##H M1t NAHH#HHHMaa a#.M M#aE#Ha wi
9H wy 'FHt altehl wv hof4Fa que
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
1tnilAt Narrdibt
bdalg antrdhmpl
Hmdha8 8faHfaasa8 tfHflia as
a88asf Mtassa a Hfhfaaa
HHia aas HtlsHm


t imf fHa
f.
e IS
Mfn.
as
k w
lih itnfI faa aaH
Haeft Nu Niinae q
a'm t atA
aliifiat f H Ntls
li1ff t0atlna aHh
t#tlaHb ftrIa laHfHnt
AH tofM@ Ae r t
u9t iit tf lHH
hf 0ltrgfe iH laha.
ttr NHt ttHf ba3 bos
itufaf h Htet rileHbt bat.
tai1s m llfi teItpt Hn ieili6em.
l't11tf Ft altHafH 8utfr heH.
troieu ml00uiapfl ffH R%leipottdlHeH
iam 1euiltldno im dl3tAiallt mldi
nod ant die unggielte m nllet.
asdiicrlcituuGet Neilmla1n uln
rinaftouie AWahl pm elcirobreH.
itrlltdreiirn 6ie letdt turh rtierur.
critbt mrroeu tonuun Auh HHo.
Die 8cfrdi9e an a1ipi9r groB gcnug,
nm melt Iibcr ote mlhrlhcinlide
Caurr oes areIaes Htnaus bic Ia.
irritation nllcr rnthiaen @eidoile.
mto @raudtcr itdler W itcleu
aiiBeroem teilnoet iitl audi nod int
Fripatgebrauh eiue llnmenge pon
aipier. oiti bic airud Ieariiien mer
Den Tam. Stotiititen tpeIicu ans
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24

Et1leH g3 sNtlt I'll
Hrtm Hea# efhafa. tef ala net.
anlislt Ha1fldNoitf b sratiB .
baiitaHlfs m W0lhlu5ltt tat Co.'S
GANG bEt lgblfu bsHldeu 9.rll n.
bie llef 6lanlth nad Berlin Hg
rali nat mtf6 In EUROPA blcltaH.
fie brtitiba @a0ifunH aoi heH tai
iue in TE @tfhotbs weIttttief.
melder uuaebin0erle 8adielr nad.
amcttta aulidgrie iir nidi buocu0
crflGrf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
Sas Der Srieg Den GnsIGnoern
Inmeit fpitet.

Qon0on, %. 3llli. lleber Oie
rngebeuren mo onbei Itetig ipa6.
ipnoen ariegstetoiten WurOe i'm
Bnrl1ment. bei 6or6erlmq zines
R1d,tragsfreoits bon $750,000000,
Iufi9litB legeben. gSGbren0 nod
i'm Wlui bic tG9ltfen a'riegsfoIten
nod Ango6e 0e9 OanloIigcn Sang.
Iers &lob6 @eorge, NIT $t0,500000
ongeldlaeen mur6en. iiuO iie, fpte
8remier Isqltitb tonitatierte, in Die.
fem W2onat ntf $t5,SS2,94t gcitie-
gen alio in eff 8oden Inn 80 Bros.
8remier Asquitb mofte oem For.
lament Die TolgenOe AufiteGung:
a~riegsfoiten bonn 1. bis liz. Slli
$4,000 900.
@efammtfteoit 6emiIligt felt Dem
ariegsalls6rud $5,060,000,000.
lteber Die grt llto 3eiIe ipie oos
@elO ~Derluenoet miro gnb Der Gre
mier ben fol9en&n 6tuGer5eig; Son
Den fiir5lid bepilliatcn 81, 504 ,555,
900 mnroen Der arrnee uno 5lottc
81, 20S, 465, 900 aitgefilbrt; 9nrIe6cn
an Die RDlonicn lmD oil nlIiirte
M1dte betrlMen 1919 78. $50, un0
Der MeIt bon $76,5t2,000 oiente 3lir
MISUNDERSTANDING uil6 oanOeren
3meden".
5inansmiriter Moutaguc tin.
0ete elm weiteres gIuiidraltben ser
4riegseiteuerr nod Dor CUBE oes
.Iaufen0en Sabres an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
9ldltnna, Efliueiaerl

Ser Omaha Sdtpei5er 8erein bnt
ii6 oil Der 5eitparooe
Somitog @torgen 3t betbeiligen uno
iir0 biermit ale MitgIieoer anfge.
forOett, itf nm 8 lIbr M}orgeng
beim 2ofo( oe5 Serrn emil 0}eber,
II. uno 6nrnnm Str, 3lt beriom-
melrt, bon mo- aus man ii9 Dem
ani6lieBen miro.
Ser 8oritan0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
Nbinne anpnns an Gnalnnb.

Softo, /. Sitlt. (aorr. Der q. -
- Sopnn bat ENGLAND mit9etbeilt.
CO iei niht imitall6e, Dem britildeit
@eiltf nod5ntommerl, icilicu Inter.
ibonen Den gelhGftIihen 8erfebr NIT
@iirgern feinoltder S1nber in Sit.
oiten at berbieteu. Die britiide STE.
gierimg botte fitrolid @ngIdnoern
berboteu, IN China, Siam lrb Ser.
fen Sanoel NIT Deutl9en uuo
DeIterreidern az treiben, uno Sapan
eriu6t, Dem 9etipieI on folgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
GuglamOer berOGdtigt 9eutid.
NmerifQner.

8aibington. 22. Suli. Bon
Giltrtttsonnalt 8ebiter In Detroit,
Iei9., Iteftn bertte bic eriten gertdte
Elm in Der nnteriuGung Der engIt.
iaeu 8elhuISieuug, Geitidenfreuu.
be IN Anaerifo battcn Die RettraIi-
tat DerleBt. 8ie befanut. ipl
onrd oicie DeutihcnfranOc cine
iabrll Der falaouden We.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
Qurdlidnittsbreie S6so-74o.

90fiter 8reis $3.50.
Shafe-3ufubr 5000. 9arft felt
bis nenig h0ber.
Soditer &reis $8.15.
% -2Gmmer $1t.40.
COLORADO 21mmer $t1.50.
8riibIing.Q1mmer $685..
Sonbo 21mmer $1,000.
Sonbo Wlltteribofe $5.75.
Sanins Sin RGrftbertdt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000. Marft
bangia mbis felt.
SGbrlinge $t0.t5.
@entiidte SdbrIiuge $3.50.
aiibe uno Sellers, Marft felt.
Stnfer3, Dtrft felt.
aalber, Marft felt.
6ee0ers, 1915.
Sdmeinc-8ufu6r $500. Morft
felt bis 10 bober.
Diirdihnittspreis $7.t0-7.45.
6oditer Ereis $3.50.
Sfnfe-3ufubr 5000 Mdrft felt.
2dmnler, Marft 1870 nieoriger.
60fYter Greis $500.
ct. SOiepb Rarftbrridt.
NitonieG-9ufubr 1000, oooon
700 Eerns. @tarft, bette feit groS.
gefiitterte nieoriger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24
Freitag, den %. July 1915
Attends 8 Uhr practise
znlRitPH 1unnRa Gunrrrt

SoEtem Fh Christine Miller. All; Frau Marie Rappod- Berge, Sopan
Hen Paul Ahhouse, Tenor Herr Henri Scott. BAn
Massenchor des Nordwestlichen Saengerbur1es
Dirigent: Herr THEO. KELBE
Omaha FetOchester, Drsent Her tn. Rud Reese
prosramm
i. Manch und Finale aus Aida Verdi
Omaha Fest-Orchester
a. Sanger, auf nit Sang und Kang, sangermarsch NJ BoaAms
BUNDEScHoR UND 0RcHESTER, THEo. KELBE, Dnigent
3. I. Zueignung Shagrs
b. Und Whilst du deinen Liebsten serben sehen volt
c. Standchen Brains
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a. Overture: Die lusigen Weber Won Windsor {. Nooa
Omaha Fest-Orchester
S. Die Loreley FIR Lsa
Solo fir Ait, Fri. CHRISTINE MILLER
6. Des Liedes Krysal r Schmidt
BUNDEscHoR UND oRcHEsTER, THEo. KELBE, Didgent
7. Ane aus der Oper: Tannhauser r. Warner
Solo fur Bass, Herr HENRI SCOTT
8. Concer-Walzer, Wiener Blut ybh Strauss
Omaha Fest-Orchester
|. a Aennchen Won Thsrau 2. .sMbey
b. j heinweinlied IT, 0rh
BUNDEscHoR, THEo. KE1BE, Drigent
10. Arie aus der oper: Der Freischatz c. b Weber
Solo fir Sopran, Frau MARIE RAPPoLDBERGER
II. |. Inter dem DoppeLAdler H. Warner
b. AbschiedsChor c. Kshey
BuNDEscHoR UND oRcHEsTER, THEo. KELBE, Ddgent
Am Xavier Her Jean F. Dufed; Hen Sigmund Landsberg
STEnwAY PIANO Won Schneider & Mueller Piano Co.
Alenige Vertreter fur den Staat Nebraska. 13II-I3I3 Farnam St. =
HADDoRFF PIANO Won Brandes Piano Department
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The Detroit times., 1915-04-15
SHARK,S TOOTH IN WELL

From depth Of $50 feet, well diggers EN-.
ployed by Joseph Mefford. drew up a sharks
tooth In an excellent state OF preservation The
serrated edges OF the tooth are IA sharp as the
day the ancient sea animal met death, possibly
beneath a great landslide Attached 10 the tooth
Is piece of petrifed bone.
The relic was found south OF Santa Ana. In
vicinity where well borfrs have frequently
found shellS- and xatar-oE4l tset4 OF
from $50 TO 675 feet few months ago a piece
Of petrified bone, three inches In diameter. was
brought mp southwest OF the well In which the
sharks tooth was discoyered.--Sapta Ana Dis
patch 70 the San Francisco Call
The Detroit times., 1915-04-15
In Chicago They Have What
We Would Call a Real Judge

A wise and righteous jurist, who pos
sesses a stock of ordinary common
sense and the nerve 10 use II, who tenn
pers the justice he dispenSes with a
proper amount of ChriSthke mercy, who
remembers that he is a man first, then
a Judge, is so exceptional nowadays, that
when one is found il merits special men
ton. Therefore do we make obeisance
to one Jacob A. Hopkins, Judge OF Chi
cago's Municipal Court.
A woman was brought before him for
soliciting. The witness against her was
stool pigeon of the police department.
Then came two women who had been
accompanied TO a room by an "investi-
gator" A policeman had appeared on
the scene, whereupon the women bor-
rowed So at the investigators instiga-
ton, and fixed" the cop. All of which
was, of course, by Encouragement.
The women were charged with bribery.
Judge Hopkins ruled that an investi-
gator couldn't be bribed with an investi-
gators own money. Then he exploded,
and declared the practice Of using the
city's money to entrap feeble-minded
women, and the giving of fat expense &C
counts to stool pigeons was an outrage
upon decency and justice and MUST BE
STOPPED.
Such system is worse than anything
Judge Hopkins or we might call it. The
subject is sordid one and the mere dis
cussion Of it leaves bad taste. Ii makes
one doubt il there are any incompatible
men left, who can be induced to serve on
the police department of great city.
It makes the decent man want to cry
out, IF crime can only be suppressed by
such methods, then let crime run riot ;"
but it makes you like that judge.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-15
Pointed Paragraphs

Some women are fruitful; all mir
rors are.
Every man Is promoter OF his
own interests
A man who talks to himself hears
a lot OF compliments.
You should love your neighbor In
spite OF his spite fence.
However. the man at the bottom
Of the ladder hasn't far to fall.
The daughter OF poker player is
supposed TO inherit her shyness.
The wise girl smiles at a compli-
ment and then proceeds to forget II.
II wishes were mules most beg.
gars would have more kicks com
ing
A man doesn't need common sense
II he has enough OF the uncommon
kind.
II Is far easier to drive a soft.
headed nail than a hard-headed
man.
II your father were English and
your mother German. would you hate
yourself?
Sometimes the hardest thing for
a Jury To decide Is which lawyer
lied the most.
II may be dificu,t to climb mp In
the world. but just think how easy
IL Is TO slide down again.
No matter what a married man
buys downtown. his wife always
knows OF q place where II could be
bought two cents cheaper.
Probably nothing would afford the
small boy more pleasure than the
privilege OF assuming the role Of
father TO the man occasionally.