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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04

Count Okuma has a wooden leg and
some of his political opponents have
raised the cry that by all the ancient
rules and regulations no such de-
formed person may take part In the
coronation.
Modern Japan simply laughs.
1t might be mentioned, however,
that the practical count recently pro
ceeded to Kioto and convinced him.
self by actual trial that he is spry
enough to get up the old-fashioned
steps of the throne and down again
without splitting the BEANS" or what
ever is the Japanese equivalent.
In the evening will take place the
principal religious rite. The emperor
will offer rice and black-and-white
wine to the spirits of his ancestors
in the Yukiden and the Sukiden, two
small ancient shrines.
The ceremony takes all night and
before it the emperor again under
goes formal publication. This Kaijo-
sal, or sacrificial rite is the highest
ceremony in the Japanese religion.
The Japanese, however, do not feel
any awe as surrounding Kaijo-sai, it
is simply an act of filial communing
with the departed, a sort of Thanks
giving dinner with the dead as well
as the living gathered together.
Sacred D@nce a Feature.
There are many other interesting
ceremonies and observances connect
ed with the coronation and these last
many days. Western vaudeville stages
will probably see this winter some
gross caricatures Of the sacred dance
which will be performed by five young
women of the highest rank at great
banquet before $500 diners. This is
the "five-fold Dance" and the story
of how it originated is Known to every
Japanese boy and girl.
The Emperor Temmu was strum-
ming the Koto, an ancient Tyre with
five strings, when five heavenly muses.
appeared in the clouds and executed
some celestial steps to his measures.
In the course of the dance the muses.
turned the sleeves of their kimonos
five times, which is considered a mira
Gle of grace among the Japanese.
Temmu carefully memorized the
dance and taught it to the ladies of
his court 1t has been danced at
every coronation since through TWEEN
ty-four centuries.
The girls who will dance are none
of them over twenty-three years old.
If enc of them entered New York
drawing room she would probably be
perfectly at ease, for all the dancers
are daughters of the highest peers
in Japan, who are carefully educated
according to both western and Japa-
nese standards and probably speak
English fiuently.
The concluding acts of the corona
ticn will be Journeys by the emperor
and the high priests to the national
shrine to worship Jimmu, and then
to the graves of the four emperors inn
Eediately preceding Yoshihito.
Besides the ceremonies at Kioto,
there will be observances and holt
days in every town and village of
Japan. The schoolchildren will sing
a song to which the committee of the
board of education has awarded the
prize out of 1900 sent in as competi-
tors. Even in Hawaii, the ninety
thousand Japanese there will show
their regard for the emperor. They
have subscribed for a bronze COM
menorative fountain, but this instead
of being sent back to Japan will be
set up in Honolulu.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04
LOSES ITS LAST BIG HERD
South Dakota's Largest Cattle Com
panies Are Obliged to Move On
to Montana.

Scotland, S. D.-The last Of the big
cattle companies to leave the state is
the Matador company, one of the larg-
est raisers of cattle and horses in the
world. 1t is owned by company of
Scotch and English capitalists.
For many years the company has
held leases on land in the Cheyenne
and Standing Rock reservations. The
incoming of settlers has so reduced
the grazing grounds that the company
is moving to Harlem Mont.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04
MAKE MUDHOLES FOR LIVING
Missourians Cultivate Traps fer Auto
lists, Is Charged by Highway
Commissioner.

Jefferson City, Mo.-That mudholes
in the road are carefully nurturec in
many communities in Missouri by per-
sons who find it profitable to pull auto
mobiles cut of them when they get
stuck is charged by State Highway
Commissioner Buffum Is a road bull
letin.
The issuance of this bulletin fol-
lowed the action of a Galloway county
farmer who refused to pull the auto
mobile of Mrs. James Houchin out OF
a creek bed until she gave him S25.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04
FRIENDSHIP BRACELET A FAD
Pretty Idea Which at Once Met With
Recognition and IS Spreading
Among Young People.

There is a fad among young people
for so-called Friendship" bracelets.
Each of her friends. of either sex. fur
nishes the girl who is starting her
bracelet with one fiat link. upon
which his or her initials are engraved.
Then the links are slipped on to a
lat velvet band and tied with DOW
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04
UIIll Effects from Sleep
ing in Open Air
Bv LP. Wasserman. San Francisco. Cal.

their dvs close Offices badly ventilated and ovheaed rooms
they wonder why the usually closed and breathing dicu Wn
one sleeps the circulation it's lowest ebb The body recumOn
during the nasal membrane ana the
o bvncrronhv in order to warm abncrmaly cold damp AR
After time the swelling becomes permanent and chronic passive
congestion and hypertrophc rhns ronc caarrh results we
should have plenty of fresh air. but it not necessary steep
M T. The head should be protected drafts and pillow used
Our forefah pillows and high it is to be remembered m
they had fine figures and flat backs. .
should be remembered Also that sleeping IN the cunO T
dion like standing in the one is human trait OF comparatively
recent development Our remote ancestors living IN the opn OF
about caves, slept mostly in the sitting posture just as .OS
apes do at present When therefore the haot OIL e
49, ;to was reoured certain marked physiological changes
place. particularly changes in the circulation IN the
We are paying penalty of these changes in caah earacn ~
other malades unknown our remote cSo
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04
EARWlG PEST HERE AGAIN
Found in Seat+Ie-May Have Come on
Roses From Europe-Is Second
Appearance.

Seattle.-The European earwig has
been discovered in rose gardens in
widely separated portions of Seattle.
Trevor Kincaid. entomologist of the
University of Washington, says it may
become a pest He thinks it found its
way here on rose bushes from Europe.
This is the second appearance OF
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04
MAKES SQUIRRELS Do WORK
Ingenious Georgia Barber Uses Pair
to Turn His Colored Barber
Sign.

Gainesville, Ga.-John D. Kesler.
popular barber of this city, is believed
to be the first man to put squirrels to
work.
The little animals keep the cylinder
turning almost as continuously as
motor and the irregularity of the
movement attracts greater attention.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04

Or have a clasp which the girl herself
has made, with her own initials en-
graved upon it.
Many dealers furnish the links from
25 cents up. according to size, mate
rial and weight. engraving the initials
free Of charge. If desired, one may
have the links fastened together by
little rings. doing away with the vel.
vet band.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04
the earwig in the United States. Last
year it was reported near Baltimore.
An Exclusive Party.

Seattle. Wardall, who was
born in England one hundred years
ago, held a public reception on Hia-
watha play field in commemoration OF
his completion of century OF life
The reception was attended only by
persons who had passed the age OF
eighty. This limitation excluded
Wardalls son Alonzo, who is only
seventy.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04
Sand Yields Lcnc Lost Ring

Atlantic City, N. Lost in tho
beach sand at Tennessee avenue 16
years ago a valuable ring mounted
with a Masonic emblem, the property
Of C. A. Willis of Columbia, S. c., has
been recovered by Frank Moore. a
beach miner"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04

'More haste, less speed"
is a venerable warning
against misapplied energy.
Our daily round gives con-
slant reason to consider the
value Of rational, we'll
directed activity as opposed
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04

I observe that one Of the
worst types has failed OF
notice by recent writer's. I
mean the neighborhoOd Cos
siper. Usually women OF
this type can be found IN
every neighborhood and
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04

1t is believed by the superstitious
that a mole in the hollow of the cheek
denotes q quarrelsone disposition.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04

III effects from sleeping
in the open in all kinds OF
weather are as marked in
the adult as in the child.
Persons who at night have
the extreme fresh-air habit
often are obliged to spend
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04

1t does seem that strain.
ing children for war or
peace" would settle the
question for future genera
tions at least. Before the
child can talk or walk we
are much concerned In
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-11-04

JULIA EOTToML Ely.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05

lung uuo frilh aus, obfhon mir uns beibe
ben iet5ig naberu, Sage nal, ME bat
e eiseHtlI8 tommsu tonneH, baB pir 36
Sabre uiats poueinaHbr geb6rt haben2"
sGs BAT unierm Wuuf5 po6l btibsn
bic re6is Strait eefsblt gsdersr
Soon m1gli4! = PUN iags Gber, no
Ilsbit Oh iebt24
Set 5nei Sahr3ebnttR bin ih Der Be-
fser btr WGiienbadIde a ~aohItngruben,
bon bsnen gu du@ poA gsb0rt BADEN
pirf.'
satfo Gin Miaiunar
4W}an iaeffo -
Run -. non mir fam i6 bas nidt
~bsbaupteHl = Sa lebs in eroBer 8tiheis
bepbeit. Gs gitbt hier rdmlib an Drt
5u bel pirtli@ bsbirftigt GAiler, ssHsH
i'd hsIfen NUT, neil ie ungeip0buIiA bss
gait finb.S
a9a Diff alto eenou Der Gutnit9igs
gebliemB, bu Gu itets parit
DIR proFsHor mar ploblia ieBt eynit.
SIS III ia bod ales nur Siidpsrt +.
Depen man an 0sbten ssben mpfts, fam
man niht belfen
,@en meinIt 9u bamit24 fragile Der
dHoere nit pl0bli4 ertpd9sHbtr @eunru4is
gung.
gaeine anbert nls 6aundsn a0bu =
uGebt es i'm aenH fhlt6t2 6Ot fs ttpa
uRelid in ibrer Gbe gebabi2"
nSie 1T pie ptr unntrmdblt qss
bietgn Gbfpobt lie Hienals Elm @ort
bdriibsr b%erIoren bat, ptib id bod, baB
Fe Did nidi bsrseFen tonHte
sSa . iDie reibt Du bda abn2 ~
Giebit Oh lie bthH 3upeilsn2s
gM0dntli6 miRbeittns sinmall - Git
lebt ndmIih ebeWfals In bitier Gtabt
Cine gsfdnige girgnFrau bdt ibr sin Be-
fdeibenes Gtibhen inter Dem Dad eiRs
afrdumt. Sbr Batter but ourt unpers
HHuftt6e GpstuIationtn fem GAMES 8tre
m6sen b%erloren uBb ibr 10 gut mis ni6is
9~tnttrfaTeH.@
8as @siiAi bss rti8sn mannts purbs
nod erRlier nnb nadbmtlidtr.
g@ehsrer thu mir ben 8sfaIsn
uub Eihu mid an ibr!1
.Msiaf Du mirlli6, bab man ibr
bies Mieberfeben antbun bnrf2 Gle
III geuou 70 itia unb 3art geblis6ra, nis
Oh fe ttnntn %lsrnieIt. SIRE nets anaes
griffens 6slnnbbsit .erIaHbtt ibr nldt
sinsn gsruF I'D eripd6len. Cir todts ado
INNER binttr @las unb In Der @dtms.
aomnF Oh aber jeat gu ihr unb trdqlt
siutr Gturm bon Friffsr aihIe nnb ges
Tunber GhlfftusirdTt binsin fsal Is
Dir uansrmut4st in al isrT armisligtdt
0sssnabsr bdnn aimlaji @r LIT Isbs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05
Dir aBObItbat.
eti33e BON safe eubOwsii


ne BEN Gebeimsa aommer3ienrat6
Riebling pas Mib9efhid paIirle, NIT osmL
3uge. ba i6n iiber Berlin mad min6eh
briugsE iolie, pI6blia in ba Babe siues
iltiHen. eienbtn Rtitss lieseH su bieibsn,
neil Elm Gha6gn ON bet gotomotiot Ieits
geItelt parps todr tr 5und6it iehT unges
Edlten. -. Damn aber, ols er bic 5hir
81 Der @abHbofspirtHdaH 5ffnete, i'm
bic 3eit ees Dariens gtrdglid alssuiiIs
len, btgann az, bic unterbrtdAHg oils cine
beion6ers ghpn bss GdidIals Ill fmpfins
ben, 3eHu. an einem Der tleiHen Gpnbs
tif6e fab Dor tinem @laIe Bier - Elm
Ulenid. ben sr nut an5ufeben brauats,
I'm bic gan8e, Idnglt abgeibane Sugsnbs
5eit H0h einmaI 5u oardlsbsn. Mlit etn
paar baiigen Gabsn lief II ouf ben SiHs
usBbtH gu uHb fragts frsubig errest.
sai6t Dabr, gidaro 8edsrsr, 9u bif'S
tu62~
So er mar Is tptrtlid! GrsiIid
6dtteu bic Sabre ans bsm einjt 70 I9Ians
ten, ibermitbigtn Gtubenten Der p6ilos
logic ldngIt ben shrs un6 iugenbnften
BbmHafalprceFor eddafFen. abu /.
mas madtt bds gemeinIdmen GrinUsruus
Gen, bic pI5bIia Jpii&m ben beibeu alten
8relHbgH fabeR limb nit neNeR aFoIpeH
aus BEN Duntel Der 8sit berauspudisn
s9u diff sbelials unDerbsiraihei gas
blteben2a Fragts Der @tbeiWrotb e%rItount
lnb FAB auf bic ringloIf Rsdie BEG anberu
berab ~ Der nidte pebmitbig.
gSampAl. &ieblipg, unb Stpdr ipio1
Miaen! - Gb IN q bamals aeHsrft
Daft 80. tpeiB ID bis beute nod ni6il r
aber, mir liebten beioe bic ndmlihe I
n&tine 4bnung Nlfo bas 6aHns
den BON rst9sH aittsrsuisbeFssr a0bsr
auf @hlnb2"
So. bieEsIbs! - @esenIebe abr
tmpfdnb Is nur fix eirsn bon uns. =
pa muBts i6 mid dlTo beiheiben!-
yWeiB @ott mir III e oamals
Iansr gsnug angst0mmsn. auf is al 0srs
5ihtenl Aber ipds blieb mir iuobl mad
ihrta @atsrs Itroffsr QblebHung anosrts
ibrid ols mid In bns liHOsrmeibliae gu
ididtn2 r. Dad benz @orpurf, baB th
nihis als Elm elenber, oerbnnoerter Wits
giftidger fsi, mar mir bic 9simalb psrs
leiost, 9a peibt ia, bab Id bamaIs ibsr
bas Wlser ma9te
va, e toaf bas lebte tpag id bon Dir
b6riel II Gs i9sint Dir absr iebr git
bstcmmsn su fem. 1sHisIsns fisbk 9u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05

Uat nlnf q ella na8 ron mit1
fgsrF 9tonbafh titr. Softer Ell dr1
ao6 dbuliht QeIihli6t In bsiiof
.RtiH. uniatr 0tfbabolaHa ia ttmbtt.
attr ih Babe nat cine iltiat llsluTa.
ang iBr Sit.
-Eins NebuJai tun8 ..}' frastt qfaus
barb gagl1ubig.
StHtifu g ztiits 6iue Glablon ias
3s asH8immer. aTtn 5bur eifeH FAINT
nHb lsbrtg mill tiusE iuHasn Tame an BET
9uo 5urid.
g}it eiHtm Cont uuidblihn @fiiaunsna
fubr gepnbar6 tintu Stritt 5urild.
sGtFt!a ritf , mas p mas ioa bas
bebguteal'
gGas btbtutd, trlpibute GlFe NIT
Quaen. bic Ia 56ydneu ftpammn, nis
rag6 he bic Qrue ar itnen 6als talan1.
has |beetutti paB ih Gin Tpotif6letits
Tss MaehsH Bin, oaB Is itmdf li9 BON
MIR mar, aith Har eiugR @uqgnblid an
Eir 80 5usiieIu u8b nab bieie 6satrprob.
mir Define u6er ifoeu 3neiigl sT9dbns
gGeus arifisR Cat,
.8isie 8%gleyprobe2" n%ieorbolle
9e0a4aro better. sd II i'd psrfsss
ni1t -"
$50 min 9bntn BAG RGtbifl I5iea.7
bemtr.te glagtou nit amiifrtem Slid.
aaber gsbeu Gis eieitr u~ubehagI len
0itrisiituuos balau ni5t 81 bart nit mir
ms @sri6t. Die Sadie 1T bic: sine mar
3ufdlis in meingm Bureau, aIs SIR mas
auiiript anlaHats, unb CANA aIberprOguis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05


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a5H ORE
Hi
saf bHih m
uaa mi m
l1as sn'a
Ga mtf t a
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HfH fetwt. Tai #ts8 t8 4lg8 Bee
mm ut Nt.GlH t.nu h.l.0 Blah
sfi
Um 9umil m Rga ttr.anl Der Ns1.
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ab tt iHm M 1tatt ia W t8
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tR ue Hh tafh msni De
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8fnHb iitai irt ndts BEN iaaiin, l3f.
mfaan NanH da.iu man 6lduti
90 3ahl0R 0lt utii pom bg 1liitas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05

ib abssgaibi baaittt @sim 0urtldm
beg @tltts tenn ibr Gina ptt. Ella Bat
mia Sid tisT65f iommm 80 lafm uub
5tnfu eann BEN bapubitn 4orialoa 8u
m1n 4 frtHa0tH tu 10 Nt bort byin.
HeH 0irfieH m9 BOT alits NIT auets
bort
limb iaHi Ft istt titf bsiAami,
fudt elfs hiit biu8u .glfylst6 mir.
Gtarbarb abgr biz SahG erititn mir 70
Ibegaus amiiant BAT it ni1t mioeTIgbu
loHnig. llnb Hbtroits pcllt ih Isbtn, Oh
Du. altih otm 6sIeG 9duts Dramas.
giebs b5Ger einfAasth ale @ubm uuo TIM
iianV bit, bic saR8t 0et am elmer 5tau
miller anf3uasbsH. @raieb mir, gton
barb. uub Ia9e mir, bah 1u mir Mot
mthr boie bifi@
gin @lnit btTm trfss bramaiiifts
Wsrt bemnaAh i'm Wenenbtbtaier Sur
Q~uffibrung ~gsIanaeu ipl. lam Hitt boie
istu, fiel Glabipn Gin. limb bag Iol
gdhhtH. Das iid asfdat mir, uub Id
ipia i'm sum Griola bsthslfln."
eQbsr i'd oarfistt nitt ~ tpobtr tens
Hen Sie uub Glft ~eiHanDn}s REF Qeons
barn frappiri.
nGtFe 1T 3nfdaic msiae aiase uno
Glaptou MIR msiH pituooHnm. I6 bin
aessa ben @iaeu mtiusr 5amilie sur
8ahHe etgangen. baber ipriat man mat
bel bon mir. 9tbr ih babe bra6eu Or
fols gthabt, un6 oas Der6sn Gle aud,
meiH Iitbsr 9sfFs iobaIo Nm Gteibss
rtss4 bas qiht ssy grstter Tisbt.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05

mttntn ltblM Gtlb ationbi au hahfH
Nm Wgbuftsid0 ttaait u ibr Wlrilih
uHitr Wui hndqaua idnts 1ileil. err ibt
manhtA mfEaiblu battle isiut M~hrdTt..,
llUe it pigbtt idut o6nos NIT blr Isbi,n
8rdft 10 ben loren, nfiait bic Qaam bas
rduf nab plinit bdhg 4bTaHm bss
@uids 8iyti8 am hahHtn 1ose
iiti fl, irob be- lalign Chrinegs. hEr BE
RronCn ben 8dpmt titf btEunttrtea. gum
Defiant gathsr 1uitle Re igglslm
Elm lrtuia. l1htItt adfl BIZ 9eIoraRis ibrts
alien B~reuRets fort uab 0af TaN t6it ais
sr ibr tints Gosea Ben 9rli brad5ie. Gsr
unt9riudie re arlHoIi@ NIB Itltb NIT
einsm tr6fltam eatsIH.
1raubn absr ldatt u 81 BEN ihn trs
partmom 9roitHor .Gs ii aus nit i6r!
r. Die 4unge tonBie bi,It ilarte GntBins
6ung pieQeidt nod puthbaltm 4tsF
has 6er3 madi niat webr mtl = Sat.
lie tiaent!iA ned irsfuppelte @ugeborE
g3n, bic man benadrlatigtH Hiibie
Der qrpfsfor I6iitttltc ftnfia,ub ben
aopF uno bfialoB am Hahitn Iaes, Tps
6aie lr ru6iqer fem ptrhs, han feram
5TaaHb auf ibr nabss gRbs bor8nbeTeiisH.
or tam aber ni@t md5E ba5u.
Wis bic Come pifb;rlm auFgina. nor
9ann@sn @ooeTs gsitoybtH! r. Gle lag
mit siEem fetisn, gnEapIbiasH ainoers
ta1elu in Dem Ia6alm @eti, aIs ffeue
Ee itt iibsr bic frahl.rbs Some. BE eas
Dahhiibdm eFfiilis.
81 berielbth stunbs fab Der @eEeims
aommsr8ieaEat6 8ieblna Dor ffusm
Gdreibiiid nnb pginit biiieylih auf Elm
Grieilfin 9erab. bas uur ptnige 3eilm
trug 49,.
es fam BON Der Gttitbttn leiner 5as
genb nnp lautsts;
sd fiiblt. baB i'd Htr6m bdrF. gimm
hdrum ods @sItanbnis entafasH, ban Ia
uiemals aWfae66rt babe, 9iA 5a lig6eu.
sd neiB aud. bah Oh milo nihl bers
geitH t%onHttIt. Marum Oil mia nift
3u Dir Aolteit2 r gd. 9iebsr, md bisl
3brdueu lit mir aud bitfe anlpori ass
tpmmeu. IleiR 9atfr bate Dir ID ass
fast, bab 9u ibm 3u arm mduf
III Ietber ndhmals arm pnh etgnb qefpSA
ben , llnb Id lpdrf 81 auh asiprgen.
menn i9 niAi Bic Griunfruna all DID
bsbaltsn bnrite. @arum ninm bies
@sIo unb nubs "a aua. @eiihem lh "a,
als erl5s fif bic altt, Dir 70 pp6lbss
lanqts llbr, binter pd6er Oh mih bas
ritemol 9etibt bdif trhitt mar mein
2sbsn boiler eonue uub Slid. go fnb
10000 Wlart atpsim. 1asu fommsH
nod bic 8infeu."
Sine 99raas fid duI bds biluue qapisr
berab
Der @sheimt aonmer5isnrat6 Risblino
fam 81 Der grttnniaia, bab, ipsnn bieB
@tlb ben btabI6iistn 8ptd, i6r aebsn
BIZ belfrn, aud nidt erIdasu hurfts
beunoa cine Mo6ltbdt ilt bas pulaHrns,
alte Wloodn oardus oepamIH mar
limb bic MpbItbat bisItm !eeraenor6es
men geben siRgu SBb9Il tab Elm Slid al
i9affsn, inbem q bgfidsn burFtt
mar bod mobl nod er6Br uub IdSntr,
ala allies bon btm @e4emm aommsr5isns
r1tb aisbIins sissHtIi6 9egptdse.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05

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H8iaf Hta ttfl
iM f nt eea s
M
N'1 tl Hft ffit AZ tf
sta t Hfian5tt8at m
FtNs Natt lN 81 40
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aam HiaHfh
t GfsH ealsf m aatft
a ft NlotG usaui
tF AlafR Vht nos m titi.
1itEtB ait mtM tiwm
uat ispn'H BiffHifia ciffghf ttiu
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lbaT biz @reiitE BssaHgm NOR uuo ee
fallen bate, par ibm BET Ae9 gs6abni
une e. mirbs 8ehsaunaen rssHsH. uno
glidlih mie Elm 5huliuHst ddeE tinen
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msf lumber.
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sinsm 3uitanoe fis6erbafisr grrsguug.
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ia babe SIR Slid selefeu, uno e geidnt
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piir0e fh bortrsffli8 fir mid eignsn -
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btrte 8erRb lebbdft. sd puhtt nies
manb. Der seeieneter bu5u mare
,8ante, barin Bin i'd gano S6rer meis
nuua. glun tpebl, SEER 8ernh, t4 bin
bersit. 6as Slid ausuushmsR uub 9bnen
fir bic engliideu uuo amerit1nii6en
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a6er .ez lAnt mir leib, ShHsn iasen 81
miiFen, hab Iid sine 8ebinguno an ban
0anbel tniipft, cine 9sniuguHg bic 5bHan
bieqsidt ni6t 3giasen birfte."
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Quffiibrune meines Stitss baboR ubs
bdHgia if = ertldrie 8erHb NIT BEN gnts
buIiosmus zines iungeR Qltprs.
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.gebr begreiflid, baB msim Morts Shs
nen Gin fpsuis mbitiI6 trfheinen miHeu.
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femit @elegeubeit gsbsn iolen. ie mir 81
errlngsn. 3D. glaube, 2nsii4t Sit babeH.
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inueus Fdien ibn fat berIteinert su bateu.
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npbt btneiHmdsben, unb es thui mir letb
i'm Gis.1 brad gfabtpn pas briiGenbe
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bart unD saoitil9. ilHb foLien mir Biz
gum ndhFieB Ssabr iibsr bic Code rsoen.
70 wirbe mib boa Hihts betpeeen ionHen.
bon ber 5AHsn gefitLten 8~eeiHsuns absas
!iehen.+
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