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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

No sooner was stable govern
ment apparently set up In Mexico
than many Americans. most Of whom
had fled that country previously.
already begun or to seek new ones
Now that the political situation Is
worse mixed than ever. there 10 a
probability that some OF them Will
have to play tho role Of refugee a
second time. Many " them had been
assisted By the United states TO
reach safe territory, ana some may
expect that Uncle Sam will come
across again II occasion arises. TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

Samuel Johnson vas not only q
drunkard but gourmand and does
that affect the value Of the first
I Dictionary puH.,d In the language
DAME. Webster was the most noton-
ous drIuEard In the United States
/ ". America. but hat has that % do
win 'le mafchIess rythm %, the re-
Ily 10 Hayne " tie speech In the
Knight laez ~ is On record that
ClyArl s. Grant aas known az The
drunken tanner Of Galen4." and
that Abraham Lincoln said that Il
he could Just find out the brand II
I4.or 'fst Gran. used ne would
send barrel tY ever, general in
me army And q, = told with some
degree 20 apDe phal Truth that Ma
poIeOn us.d % ..., IN a small bot
.le once .r 81 -hi.e. Il is notorious
tha, Grove cleveland used 10 take
a drink gne@ .a while and good
sized Oue lt bar And We could
elaborate tine .Is, 40 the thousands
II .s not tl.c r.n who counts 90
mI,n ms what the man does Is &,
sccd yr bate j. T. for the benefit
II the man 10 Inc frrest or 10 1t for
the detr!neut ~ alI classes OF So
clcy' That is tho thing 70 be con-
ad.red. Her aIe merely ephemeral
things They ARE he creatures Of the
moment They are here today and
yOrder .pny.rcw. They are alive
today ana doad rext week. But
principles which make for the wei
fare u nations arc eternal and they
gD on through generation after gem
crafinu llll he erd Of time The
shJt tIcd o. Lexington was heard
around he ~ Ild, ru; who knows
VIM fired that shCtT The Declara-
tlou Il Independence Wss the result
Of the conference Of many men. The
Magma Charta was not the work Of
just one Individual but the concen-
trated and concrete effect of years
and years Of agitation by number
less individuals. The constitution Of
the United States has been more
than one hundred years Ia the max
Ing.
Why take individuals into account?
What does 1t matter whether the
man KObespierre was a saint or
sinner? When Editor Moroney shall
have lain the grave for many, many
years, when even his epitaph shall
have been washed away by the re-
lentless tide Of time there will arise
the same questions. perhaps which
now perplex and confuse him and
which press for settlement. And
perhaps the conspicuous commenta-
tors Of later day WIN just bh as
full Of the weaknesses OF intellect as
are the gcniuses Of today. We only
hope that the Okmulgee Democrat
viii practice what 1t breaches.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
Biggest Birds Nest nj All

Inc builder OF the biggest nest in
me world Is the Austrian malice hen.
o,,a considerably smaller than a do
inesuc turkey. The nest is used wear
Mter year. and as many a. twenty or
.airty pairs Of birds use the SANG nest
AZ one ume. 1t is not uncommon
70 md 100 eggs in a nest, and these
srG very good for cooking purposes.
large mound OF earth is scratched
together by the birds. tho oen,.r ho-
ing fiiled with leaves, and on these The
ISIS are laid. They ara then covered
with more leaves and earth. and The
gares TS OF me parent birds are ended.
as II, uo % nov SIT on the eggs at all,
s tne spontaneous combustion OF the
noting leaves generates the reouired
Nh ,or lhcubation. The chickens are
au,e 20 run about and find food Tor
hn,nhea hseiVes m from the time they are
shv h,rd al me malice hen is very
Strand. any
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

correct this impression the govern
ment al Wcshlngton has served no
ilcs on al whom Il may concern
that MEXICO ~ not regarded as q
healthy country 20 set,ie ir. that
ihose who ~ there now do so o.,
their own T.sG and viii. have ~ got
ln. O., the way 0f trouble me best
they can without calling for amy
Horc help j. .s astonishing fg
th.ry of the r.sls the ordinary man
u.H take wen he thinks there ls
r. collar a. the other end ~ The
venture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
City News In Brief

THE BODY or IRA roc. who
. died mysteriOJsiy % a local rooming
house last week, was yesterday
shipped for burial 20 Fort worth.
Tex, where the deceased had rela-
tseE.
4 SOCIAL HOUR was spent rs the
meas Bible class of the First NJ +.
church in the church building las,
evening. Refreshments were served.
after which th- evening was spen,
with program ~ entertaining stunts.
including music and story telling.
=.
q. ?. HOPKINS Of Sapulpa. super-
intendent Of the Frisco system. and
+. l. Howard Of Parsons Kan. travel
ing freight agent Of the Missouri.
hansas q Texas railroad. Comprised
the railroad officials who reported
in Tulsa yesterday.
SUPPORT THE CITY that sun.
ports you. Believe In Tulsa. sup
port home industries and merchants
and we will have permanent prosper
ty.' This is the billboard display
which has recently ben posted in all
parts u the city through the enter
price Of Ben F. Ffnney.
.
ROY SCALES. we'll known oil scout.
who died Wednesday night al his
home here, will be buried this after
noon. Funeral services will be held
Al Z:30 p. m. at the First Christian
church. conducted by Reverend Taub-
man. Intefment will be made in Oak
lawn cemetery. The Mssons Of the
city will have charge Of the services
at the grave.
8
CHARLES BOWMAN. aged 55. a
farmer, whose home was seven miles
southeast Of Tulsa, died suddenly at
his home Thursday night. A disease
OF the heart was the cause Of his
death. The funeral will be held either
Monday or Tuesday. Internent will
be in the Holy Family cemetery. The
deceased Is survived by a wife and 10
children.
THE CHARITABLY inclined pas
sion OF Foster y. Burns, chief Of no.
nee, TO feed and entertain the poor
hddies of the city was again given
vent when he took some thirty-five
hungry newsies TO a restaurant on
South Boston yesterday at noon. After
ne had stuffed the kiddies 70 their
capacity he took them to the movies.
This was hts New Years stunt, dupu
eating that Of Christmas day
%
AN OLD MAN, friendless and help-
less, who gave his name as Cal Schen-
berger. taken into the care Of the
county temporary hospital last Sun
day. died OF Bright's disease early this
morning. His age was given as 5s.
He claimed to have had relatives In
Indiana and Arkansas. II no word
Is received from his relatives during
the interim he will be buried In the
potters field some time today. The
BODY Is being held by the Mowbray
Undertaking company
o
TWO LADS without home and
broke" applied at the police station
for a place to spend the night late
Thursday afternoon. They gave their
names as Harry Price, aged IA. and
Jacob Jenkins. aged l6. Price said
that his parents live at Neosho. Mo.
while jenkins asserted that he had no
parents, although formerly he lived
with his aunt and uncle at Green's
borough, Ind. They were on their
way to NeOsho when they got
stranded here Wednesday and con
tinued toward that goal after released
yesterday morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
FORCE AND INTELLIGENCE
Militarism Is Brain Product Beyond
Control


Control.
Every sane person knows that IL is
a greater thing to build a city than to
lombard 1t, to plow~a field than to
trample 1t. to serve mankind than to
conquer 1t. And yet once the armies
get loose, the terrific noise and shock
OF war make all that was valuable
seem pale and dull and sentimental.
Trenches and shrapnel, howitzers and
forts. marching and charging and seiz-
ing-these seem real, these seem to be
mems work. But subtle calculations
in a laboratory. or the careful plan
ming Of streets and sanitation and
schools, things which constitute the
great peaceful adventure Of democ-
racy seem TO sink TO 80 much whim-
pering futility.
Who cares to paint picture now
or TO write any poetry but war
poetry. or to search the meaning of
language, or speculate about the con-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

This Paris paper that prints a
story Of the Prince Of Wales having
"cussed OUT the motorman Of
truck that colllded with his automo-
bile must want the kids mamma to
order him home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

Now the German ambassador TO
the United States In accused of hav-
ing treated another mans book as
just "a scrap Of paper and annexed
part OF It,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

Either congressman are becoming
wiser or lazier-the record OF house
bills introduced In this congress is
more than eight thousand behind
that Of the last.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

Some thrifty folk may zee a tip
for us in Russia's swapping an island
to Japan for big guns--we're over
stocked with islands, but not with
guns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

Total LsmbsF o. papsn pIih',4 ana ... ~
Glafsd fyaa eos 5G7 Wien t.v.deh bJ -
sing tie 1anbs- y publication dsJh. fFsi
daily srsFags sf u $50
J. r. O Holust circulation manage oi
BE- Tulsa Daily WgTl1 being duly 'worn
pon oath d. az Fu 'ha' tNer def1'tts
n sguis, tgslsd H rria.lrg EFT 0ycr ard
flee UEs Eat a. tregsge o! 1850 -9p4A
II Q HOLMES.
rne-..tioL Hsutgsr
s.bteribsd 70 Ard twsf- % before ne MS
CHAs. T. DRST.
FstD notary Pgbiis
NJ sr-srffffs~ syrlrsr Oetrbsr 2AleiG.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

or course the commander of an
American warship who threatened to
bomhard a Turkish port wasn't act
ing on orders from Washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

It's a clnch 1915 can't be a more
promising year than 1914 has been.
but we can all hope that more Of
them will be made good.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

Nothing short OF actual war will
convince lot OF people that mill
tary training for our young men is
valuable asset
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

None OF the ten-dollar gold pieces
sent by John ID, Rockefeller to hello
girls had been returned as tainted"
when we went to press.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

Atlantic city's new mayors talk
OF running the resort wide open"
makes "A noise like advertising for
next summer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
For Old Iadioa

pid Gentleman-There Ia some-
~ ,is wrong about that slot machine
~ rao, mere II claims 10 tell your cor
Inc on. s5. w. "hu l, niade
ladies' ouly N"e"'he - for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

Or Osler should have been the
partner OF the Jersey woman who
danced at her one hundredth birth
day party
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

Seems to be only II matter Of time
when Bryan will own a home in
every state-hls latest purchase Is
in North Carolina
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

one best resolution for congress:
Aviod extra session or bust.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

Maybe some Of Mexico's ssidooing
generals have located In the Philip
pines.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

Senators always were finicky about
opposing their own pie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

Mrs. Tnford Moots' niece wuz
taken suddenly 81 tday an died be-
fore tn doctor could git In from tn
links A trombone wuz declared &
Doe a musical instrument by Squire
Marsh Swallows court Yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

The contention - TtA word s rot
that the city haf not o. pg1rfr tIgpiJ ~
good water suitable Tor drlakiar y4rD5Eft.
but that The wtisr department has not
% 70 this lime delivered ., .a the SatFf
,nainA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02
45S DAYS

Have slsptsd sine fts tlr e- W o.. 80
city admiH.strhti9H, Eertl sffr.s-i.g.
definitely pr0nifed hat .i Hl.t f-rElts
an simple supply ~ pare tFrIEE vt's'
through ne eiiy naifa. aft i.ti s'.--.ts
has not been fuifllIed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-02

TATEuESI OF THE CEc-LAIiDF pF
THE TULSA DAILY WORLD TOR
MONTH or NOVEMBER 1914
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04

mfsA. Ga be- ii 6st t85
taN ltn ttl
sufh tf tNH H
neo sm afia N
e8 iN tH wtf. tsk kR Malguai
Hnb ttt NHahf lnfitntaieasu. ti
&lfH lGt 8aiat rt tsbta eF. t.
tt fetnfnfn Hftastara BIT 4an
1u HntaH aftgl5r. Ttf mit Ser Witii
itanfN tisiW WebHbsltt utctttnt lriti
falt Nett tm bt mMleriH1 batt aa
Nttt lariilenlf Bot tssluni 10 BIT Ni1,
.han Nagi Gee uas hitisr 4lagl a%1rtalitD
bit Gtbdliuna Der Q%aniiabsn, bic IN tf
Gdhlhif mnlfrfA eaubta mdhtmb Bee
Unab5 dnaials ilslrit88 cine 8ioIf ipiGiiM.
atf bieitH htlpalogltn. hdl aufhaqnetn
tn, ttt ben et hibtH sft tgBlA ttH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04

.H6 SiaamtW am ~ i.at iat'i.
ttlNH at8hl 66t sllH ftn Ha6 bi
.alst am eln1im iaa4 Natft tH
aaafHHi. lt faafhtt ui6
Hiadt. miis aA tt8i s3f aQalalf3
Ndhfn6t 81 Ri mifiiid ttn tfHft Ealdi
limb sr M8na. tsf h iah millin Is 80
ID, ssll 6fula5staul bif. mublg h4 lau
Cert bafu iilth fhltatg. m 0 Hfi
lpt8ualt h.llfiatm waf.
Edan ttili Fh Min an Nila, eaul
an bin1. tas aparig mfnitduirsNkflt
Der ilBiasrfln Edt6B uae btk 8lutgfat
Ttibt hiib5i cine tiu3iat Rtiit tis
Hnanltr nit be 78 1lraBt. Erabsu
am G1ahbtr Bic Witthsnltrnm btr
Wrm,H. bitf an Nsti5riBsr BE Hparit'
m%tnib8uitr. bic tladnltu uub unbsimlih
ibeuttn glitit8iriuncu Der @,iasu. Gle
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04
pic 2ilaInas'f6 2lrOtma.

ftaiiatH hiaralM nislwtHH dH1i
taaf. 81 4tt8. M Ha
ft5fas nlt ittH zte ED
NtHfl tsft.a t4WHrt 20 WE Hf a
lslte HtiNH MHisf6tfgifa t
titrit NNiHfHaaaa Hftir8t Htlf u BEL
Hsiym VsaiisstH mll itffH afanfH Wsi
bltH, M hfa tftaliHaln HaH itf1NM ti
eahleN lpflfi ttt gldtut sn uBs uab btt
ibvH Msrim bt tah HHaegfiianHb
lahrtH neh hiHlih FHb fis am uhm
1aa meB ta9 $40 bed W'tuI nlsttif
pttaHmmtt 5iflmiptiit las bic VGNiE
Ilam netl 8 mil6 limo unbttibfi. hat
man liltR ebBl atebf WbaHlaHt iA ho8
aiib iagr $40 WNmmp6tllata ianut
ha bert nah Snbianu boaNtn uub aui
ben W1loia ta hdbth @bid, BARN.
6ttiht uno PANTHER idlitn Cbtt ned
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04

mgfta 60 fa rsaHt aiftH Wa
3atflitA eRl5NE m lst 89 @lmtR
amml tt fiatH bee amhta MgaHs
thdHiNt ttBH mfsN Hattiita
nHb nHiabaua - gf mtt8 un8 mf
itAfn. laaai i6sn nltttf tla am5tllaHH
Maltsn. bf Ms.lWta0 6tt @iHlsfdpu
boz uRt a8i, nrh M Hnh utmtalliH tg
afg lfn ett @iiitn fds W|itlfeeeiit5t
WoeIpefh ano @if8Iaitlua6 hf fh
bon bitIit @tif Gus ont ttitn hfdftns
tiftu. 3D. unIIt HtHitn alsiitH baa
ailt Eb9tus Gafit unh bil Vltfs bu
bonanbHttn uuo btnlfhiH Dampftt5ls
itaitei.m an uns poribfr; mihrsnb man
aai BET Rem peglsr Ssiit Sen ihntlRsn
Gltdnrititn sQaailnuIa ~bfpuuotri fam
man uui bfr 0tp Sritn Critic BEN qr5b
ten 0ItanFigim ygattrlaBba btltaumtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04
G6rc, mem Sire oebHbrt.

sSanbp", iugte ber Gurinsr 81 Teiuem
anedt, psebe in ben Stall luo gie6 jes
Der Stub einen aobltopf cIs Grtrofuitsr;
bertbeile bic a1pfe Der gr5be nab an
bic &iibe i'm 8erbdItnis gu benz audns
tum Mild, bas fe lieFern. Den grUbtsn
apbltopf eieb Der beften MtIhqueae.@
Der &ne1t that, pie ibm beFDblen, unb
aIs er bon Der Mrbsit Suridtogd, fragile
ihn Der Garnsr. Oh er uIIes ri6tis be-
forgt babe.
sGetpib, GER, ih CAB isbsr Sub sinen
aObltupF uib ben sr6btsa babe ID an bic
pumPs asRdnat.A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04

Etiiit5 tn arifta8thaH3 Maaaai Wis
.nataHniH aat aa tH
lgHl dH aatla aal
Nli nln M 6at fli Mi
na HfFH s ttafifa MeieHhin
f15f MfafH ttt nal eefneaf.
Na6ttas s1E NtH litia uit Gus
nsai4 anrlatstit. in bH tt1taHt tf5
Nh lrikm tsairafn sf 68aiH n
.afihi1Haiu Wlott duilWlfta 3 tta
.ha ts tistllatH BtHl anatn Der u d
gl.p Uaflir iait fhsh ts an Bic glagos
ipibt uu 1nld ai4 tinta btr @tn
inns mia Haifutmtnt urs @d6mai ars
stlisly aulptitu mub HaH NJ, BtFbUHa
bts go ttt1gu Gpori8iriauota une Wluliis
migioHdrs Billings t%trabutn Wat Der
60tt Bot u nA tin tri6ttnta Wlanf1a
aub stH Himmunaspults 5tiob asbaat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04

.Nittsl' mtstan,ts Gillette ui,b,ress
i6lagen.
Qidia! limb bicits .gi6ts!a fprah re
NIT 70 tldglihtr Slimme. nit berbaIfts
nem Beineu ootie Der aiinitisr
osHu COR niht bsmtrtt, bab felt Der Mns
tunft Ieines Gaabes Der tleint blaue Gas
lon traurig uub Itin atlporben mar un6
bic Nmiel aiht mebr 70 psrleub ihIuo8
Gillette ipieIte mir Chopin nnb enfIrdte
BEN idpar5tn 4ioHo MIR I6nermiiihiae
WleIo6ieu. Sis 1T siFsriidtial Gie leiz
bet inter Der @iferiuht. bic brsmnt unb
erltidt, ipie eine Feuerige SdIlnge. sic bic
SetIe nmltammert. @ieaei6t mertte Ct
e, bsnn zines Q6enbs Iagte tr gu benz
qiebling fsinss Screens:
ON bift gu uneeredt. Qiebe td Did
ui2t bon gdn5er SeeIe? Sannf 9u nidt
in meinen 4ugen leIa, tpie es nm metn
9er3 beitelt iit9"
gillette 3erfloB in Shrdnen. @r Iiebte
iie9 Rein, sr liebte Ie ni4t mebr! sic
tparen babiu. bic fd6uen Stan6tn nit ibz
rem &iiien, entfloben ipie oufqefGredie
@0glein. Gr Iiebte le ni1f mebr. limb
fe, bic iein Sraum, fem G~nt5iiden mar,
ie bate er Inn elmer 4nteren niqen Ders
Iafen. I'm elmer Mnoertn pinen2
Recorebo fu6r auf. Sic tdufht fid.
8oate ie Oislei9t ouf bic braune galos
9ia ab5ielen. Der ct einmaI Elm 2iebesges
oi6t gefdenft?
Sic idittslte ben 2opf.
S0er meiute iis bic Tiol3e @abrieaa NIT
BEN latgen iatpar8en 6adr - nit psis
Der 5aut ME alabditer, oeren 8iiIe er
mobeltrt2 Sber 2ouiTa, Bic $dnserin
nit Der Defpentaile uno benz flammens
ben 8Iid2 Ober bic iunge Mittpe Q(ns
bred, bic beim Baden cine rptbe 3unoe
unb elfenbeiuerne SABINE Ie0en lieB? gein,
g mare teine bon ibneu. Retarebo bIieb
peroubt.
Damn Tage mir, 2iebling, psr i{Pg?
9u tpetBt. ME i6 Did bsrg5ttere, 0u,
mette @Ifa, metne SuIid, amor milo
gs lag 70 bieI bebenbt aufri6tiateit IN
bieIen Dorten, baB Gillette ben feinen
aopf nit ben miiOen, r~Ot6gepetnteu
Qugen bob.
raisbF 0u mid benpa" frasie Tc i4rsn
8atten.
r0u tpeiBt cs bod -" gab sr i6r sus
rid.
.@ann mubt 9u mir audi erIai6en,
oaB i'd mid an meiner aibalin rd6e.
STE ober i'd ... 3u Daft bic Mabt.
Wenn 3u mid pirtIi9 10 berg6ttert,
muBt 9u mir aud g~eItottsn, fe aug benz
@ege 5u rdumen, unb muBt Did nit mir
alein tegniigeu."
p@s fet," piGiste Recarebo Elm, un6 Tab
ietner ei%seniinnigen, eiferfi4tigen a6nis
gin mad, ols ie fi4 entfernis.
ginen Moment ipdter berna6m sr Elm
tlirrenoes gerdufa, bds aus BEN QteIier
fam.
st elite 6inou. 4ber mas Id6en feline
Qugen. Die 9uite mar beridnanben.
3tpiiden flsinen Manoarinm unb Sers
bro9enen 5d9ern mar Der 8oben NIT
qpr5eaanfderben bsitreut, Bic inter Biz
fettens 5tiBAen tradten. Sp9rotb, NIT
aufgelbItem Sdar, rief Ie ibrem erT6rodes
men Gutteu nit Iilbernem 2aaen 3u:
sd bin gerddt! sic III bin, Define
adiierir bon G6ind!A
ltub uts Ie nun fiirmiI6s GerI56s
nlngsiiife dustaufdten, f1mettstte bic
QmieI i'm bIaueu Solon sia ield3snbes
qieb -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04

~%h fsmmM ~ Haiiuf WHass
INA lstit Hm Mthtsiiaa aalaas
~ ran az sm lHfeitNlfNN
4fffE re hlilt Halfissiifa8
1ias ldftfiff 8flis VI alm be HtasHn
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-11
RARE ARTICLES OF GOLD
AND SILVER CONTRIBUTED

Correspondence Of the Associated l'ress.)
BERLIN, June ga plan for safe
guarding enthusiastic donors Of old gold
silver. jewelry and valuables to the pub
lie cause. and preventing the melting
ur OF articles the artistic value Of which
IL far In excess OF the intrinsic. Ia now
operating In Berlin.
The work Is In charge Of an organiza-
ton entitled 'The Thanks OF the Father
lard" which Is raising FUNDS for the
benefit OF relatives OF fallen soldiers.
To this cause thousands have gladly sac
rifseed old treasures-wstches. bracelets.
rings, earrings necklaces. gold and sill
yer pins. teapots and siIverware. corais
and other OF the less valuable stones
ana jewels and the like. Much has been
Melted up which was OF little value In
uinsically. but which had high Artistic
vslue-oftentimes unknown TO the donor.
Many things have been sacrificed that
might have graced museums and eollee-
lions.
Expert jewelers. and artists. the ofore,
have agreed to give their services now in
alpraising all donations. Such as are
selected as OF particular value from the
artistic point Of view will not be melted
but win be offered 20 museums or col
lectors at prices corresponding TO theiI
appraised values.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-11
Real Estate Sales
In Douglas County
In Last Six Months

Real estate transfers for the first six
months Of the present year amounted to
s. .2e5 In Omaha and Douglas county.
These are the figures prepared by A. ].
Creigh. secretary OF the Omaha Real
Estate exchange. after going over the
records Of the register OF deeds. He an
nounces that these figures are some
sz.ooo.0oo greater than the consideration
shown In the deeds. This "a another evil
denee. Il IL asserted. of the growing
tendency on the part Of the parties TO a
Transaction to make out their decd for
a consideration OF 81 instead OF setting
forth the real value
Tho real amount OF the transaction Is
now checked up by means OF reference to
the United States revenue war stamps
required on each deed The dealers do
not faisify to Uncle Sam when uncle
wants to know the actual consideration.
Uncle Sam wants revenue stamp money
for every 1900 the deed represents. and
however the parties may faisify 10 the
county officials In making out the deed
they dare not try to make a misrepre.
sentation o. this kind to the government.