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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-15
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siote oes 9%rdioeaten beiouDers eiuen 4aNus berbor, Der mad iher anfdt
5a Ger SoHumg of cine irte0ite gelegme os aoutittS beredigt
Gas 1T Der goinss norm Der 9rahoct ugt oe @eetnisteu StodhH
ien germ bereit. 5Diiden 9Gtidlau0 m6 england bic @armrIurg Ba
nberneamen nit 9eug umf cine humnnere a~rie1flbrurg CUR gee. Die
Tribune" fobrt Damn ioIgen0ermnbn tort:
egs lit cine iolhg 8eh1u0tgung menn tie moglih 1T noraui brupt
iahHh uniere 9otnnmg at 8ermel0nng ernfter 8~erpidluugen beruht
Inter Der ran0lidea 5prnfe unprer Oipomatidm 4nsennn0eretun.
gen iber Dos 5eegeiet tpgt otie Gbatiode engldnos 2c5enaintercie or
ldngt Die &erbnoerung Der @nfuhr non gabfggsmiteH nod 0Gltif.
Lamb. 3ehidlnn0s Qebensintereie perdngt bic 0erbnoerng Der 4us
nitonseinfubr nod england. Inter Dem nddtgen 7rut 6icr fritz.
ihen SntereHen. bat ieor oas @eeB Der gahoreu iope bic 9edte mo
Snterenea Der geutrohn berlebt. Sir mogen 5piiten 9iRn baben I'M
neriobnihen @egeniaben gealsen meroen, nmr mir t0naen gang hder
fn, 0aB mir oos ene SntereHe nift in rbgreider 4aie at bebanDeln
ternlogen, obne aud 0as mOere gebabreno in 8etradt 81 5e5eu. Cine
prflide Sfndde unTr gegenDdrtgen Steauug He8t BARN, Deb mir
inns in rnGem tefoercten @enbl nit ge5ug uuf Die Selgtet oes
meni6i4en 2ebens nit gr0Berer enti4ieoen5et an ben enen glfe
tbdter gapanbt baden ais on ben anoepn"
Gs lit immerbin bemertensDedl, Denn cine 3etlnd Der lherBroBe
G1mpatbien fur 9atidldno genB ntt 5um @orpurf gcradt nroca
fonnen, 10 fremltbig gefebt 0B uniere Regierrng englanO uno 9utid
Inn0 niht nit Dem glahn @iaBe gemeen bat. Die oSribune4 orldt
hd nnb iebr borfttig aus, inbem fe tagt man babe fd an ben enat
@dfetbdter nit groBer Gntidieoenbet gaponot os an ben anberen.
5e mare Der @ahrbet ndber eefomnea, penn file geagt bdHe. Dab uniare
aomfnirruhon fb bon Guglono Ginge bat gefa1en loHa. Die fe BON
0eutldlano MN um0 nfrmermebr bngenonnen bate. ln6 cine 10 I'M
gIeide 9ebanolung 5Deier @egner maft chen Die ReutraItdt Der Ser
Stnaten iluioriid. Nenn e lDabr it, 0b 0enrdfit ad me0er cine
Qrotetnote on England abgeben ia, 10 let DOS ben @eoanfen ndbe
bob aud Der PrdfOeut fh oeer GrfenntnB nht mebr gan8 berifle-
Sen fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-15

Gag lit Der etn5ige @uni9 bon So
gliaionen Menifen fiir SIRE Dol,
I%arfonige un0 lire S6in6ers ftefte,
bod un0 nieorig, unD niisen miro
bic gauge 8efhi6te unieren 6ein.
ben bod nidt.
Sos boben Gle In 4merifa fir
cine Reaierung?l l1n0 mas iiir
9erbiEtniiItll Soft lei tauienomal
Gnnf baB mir es in 2elttldlan0 All.
bers, beiier bnben. Bie, tuenn nun
einmol amerifa in einen arieg ga.
rdtb un6 unfere Babriten trob
nDo9ItpoQen6er" g9eutralitdt Den
Gein6en amerifn's 9laes Gefern,
mas lie brauhen2 Gam fam amc.
rifd, SIRE Hegierung gornidIts mo.
den. Gle bat ia oos BorbiI0 oa3u
gegeben. User init un3d6ligen Wsen.
i9enle6en 10 faIt umgebt, tpie bic
mreritnniiben @1ffenlieFeranten
mr. Inn oes 8oloes niaen opr mtr6
traurtg eltoen. Gas glut, bic
9brGnen Die Angen Gauienoer
ibreien aegen iie gum 5immeI.
Ter gntl5e arieg lit ia rttr elm
aampf unt's Golo, BON England felt
langer Belt norberpitet un6 niir oes.
baIb gaiigrt. GnglonO gebt nit
ben 5ransoien uno Nnien I'M
Gruno glsih fein0ieIia Inn, nie init
uns. Sic finO ibm CANA gleidgiI.
tic. Sd, ie mebr iia iid par6Iutef
bets Ifebar iii d Dem niaoertrddti.
gen. g@~neineh, fsioO1, gottssIditer.
Ithen enaliiha Ardmergeitnoel.
(Jaas mein Brief in Die Sdnoe Oes
engliiden Seniors" gerd1b, fam
er bier rur feline ~3uitimmeu0e
lluterihrift binIebenJ 1T min mir
@eIo berDienen. Medt, WergdJtig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-15
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Die ernlte Stun0e ruff au9 mid
3t Der SABINE. Sd 6tn bcreit, germ
un0 freu6ig mein geben all opfern
oiif Dem 4ltorp oes 8~aterlanoes.
@brenboa ODER ME ieben mir uns
mieoer! Gott itiite guf oGe uno
gebe ulls ben Steg Qebt nobl unb
bleibt brabe oeutide Wl1ohen. 2ebt
mobll Gtter 2ebrer q. 5rommelt. "
Gin 2ebrer elmer @emetn0ei6ule
aug Dem gtor0en 8erIins, Der fD11.
reno Der Sjterferielt feline Ginberit
fung erbolten baite, botte iid bon
Ieinen Sdiilerinnen 0aourh berab.
i9ieoet, ooB CT obigen abidieosgruB
an 0ie SafeI tes alaiien5immerb
ihrieb, oamit Die Giroer oieien GRUB
BEL 8ieoerbeoinn Der Sduie bor-
finoQn ioaten. Die ain0er qrbieIten
inoeiien gleih3eitig nit Dem 8or.
.ftnben Bee abidieosoruBes DIE
Ernuerbotidaft, oaB ibr Oeliebter
2ebrer idDn Oea Sel0ento0 gefuti.
ben babe. QIS leste5 3eiden Der
2iebe idmiidten iie Die Iofel, Die
I'M Ardip Der 5Gmlq DnuernO ouf
beiDabrt tpcrOeH ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-15
Ams Dem @taatt.


; Settings. 8egen eingeitan6enen
Gtnbruds purbe oer 15.id9rige
Grant aus benz 6arlhn GountD BUR
lleberpeiiuua an bic itautIide Belle.
rrnasanitalt ibermieien. 8egen Der
gIeiden Sade ibpebt nod cine lin.
teriudyung eegen Gen 2~0rldbrigen
SonorD Suihinion.
GcottsbIuff. Gurb ciuen Gdub
Ourds 6eniter tpuroe Der NIT iei.
ITEM Ghmiegerpnter III ieinem 8eim
iid unterb1ltenoe Soiepb gnpton
augeHbIidIid aetootet. 8on Dem
M6r6er ieblt ie0e Gplr. Ger Or.
morOete mar ca. 30 Sabre aft nnb
m~oblbabeno, Seine innge 6rnlt bic
CT erit por etnen Sabr betrathete,
lag frnnt i'm Nebeu3immer i'm 9ett.
Gbaoron. Ger 9erteDr ouf Der
gtcrt6peitern Railroa6 murbe oa.
baourd erbe6Iid aaitort, onb ourd
oos einoatretene Sodnpaier cine
$751; StabIbriide Bel Soriebeob
in GilO 9afotd ~ititeriplIt un6 fat
gang 5erit6rt mliroe.
MeIt @oint.-1er ouf Der g1oni.
notwithstanding In Guno6a NIT oenu
eritcn 4reis nitsaejei9nete 3. e..
0foienfielo mar friibcr Ionge Sabre
bier onidiiiq uno bate auf ieiner
2 Meileu ditlih DON bier Iteaenoen
5nrm Elm i6 ader groBes gaonicn.
felo, oas aIlgamein betannt muroe
CT 5og nad omaha, neil er bon
oort ans before acknowledgement
beifen bate.
aTbion. Sci benz g~onnerItae
glbeuo abgsbaltenen 8anfett ocs bie.
iioen Snnoclsflnba bielt grAgiir.
Srnru 3. Se9r eintn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-15
Brief Don Ord6en

Gditor Huoff 5egeu0obe, Miirt-
tpmberg, Bat OIL uniere geih1bte
Waitbiirgerin 5r1u gtatoIie 9iebIer
eitren intereiianten grief gerihtet,
meldem mir G~oIgenOes entuebmen:
uSo, oos lit gegerdpGrtig bel uns
Elm 6aiiptgegenltan0 Der Gr6itte-
ring uno gntrlftung: 4mcrifdI
Rift Die Geutid-a De-
llen iino mir ber5lih oanfbar. Dime
tie mare Is ia nod bel ifLimner.
5ie tbun giles Menl1enmGglihe.
Mber ionftf Sd fann SbHen nlir
iogen. admpfen Sic, ringen gle,
ihreien sic, oaB oieier meuhleriide
gebeime arieg amerifos aegen ms
%aufh0ren muf,. 4merifa lit I'M
ariea gegen inns, bird bic NAB.
lofen 9%ieferrngenI Gas aaein bers
I1ngert ben arieg. Cont b1tteit
MIR Idngit eeiiegt. Qber freilid:
bag CUTE @el61ftl Sic Wiiaiar-
ben, Die man babel beroiente. 0fut,
nn0 obernraIs: 9fui iiber ieoen Doll
Tar, ben ein amerifaner onbei Der.
bieitt. Sic Mnterifaner f0nnen Tel.
mem goaat mebr IN Ste Sano neb.
men. obne berfen gu miiiieu: 0a
flebt bos 9Lut anss beutiden Eani.
Iienbdters bran, bet ben sinet ariert.
fanlI@an augeI Oh. @ronatt lit Gng-
LAMB, Nub[anb cSer EranfreiA e..
fHefisn wor6en tit. 2n oieiem bdn.
Den oie 81rdnen ~unsdbIiger Witt.
iuen, 5rauelt, ainoer IN 9eutidlIanO.
nodnaIs TIiih uher jeosn 0ollar,
be- nit oiaiem beintitdiih bIntigen
@eFdait lit ameriEa DerDient pir0I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-15
REFUSED CITIZENSHIP PAPERS
Judge Button Denied Naturalization
. to Applicant; Didn't Answer
Right.

In a certain court in this judicial
district one day last week an in
.cident Of timely interest took place.
The actors in the little drama were
Judge Button and a man Of German
birth who had made application for
citizenship papers.
The man was before the court
to be transformed into an American
citizen. Naturally it was an inn
portant occasion for him, solemn
and impressive. And, very properly,
Judge Button sought to add to the
impressiveness of the event.
Before proceeding 10 complete the
record that was to thus make a new
citizen Of the country the judge put
a supposititious case to the appli-
cant.
Suppose, said Judge Button,
looking steadely In the eyes of the
man before him, "there should be
war between the United States and
Germany and Germany should be in
the right, upon which side would
you fght?"
After a moments hesitation the
man said, "for the right.
"The court would not" was Judge
Buttons response, and he refused
to administer the oath to the appli-
cant, who was compelled to go away
as he came, a foreigner.
@enn bieie Beididte ouf Nobr'
6eit beru6t, fam man chen ie6en,
mas fir Elm getpaltiger unterihie1
i'm Gbarafter Der beioen Wenider
obnaItet, uno ieOer llnparteiiihc
miro iofort geiteben Dab bet 8eut.
i9e Elm 0itl beiIerer Mann fir ben
Roiten eittes giidJters mare, ais Son
Suoge Button. 3ieier oeutidG
0fann Der in better abiidt elm 8ir,
ger Der Ser. Staaten weroen nolte,
mar bon 5ous ans geIebrt poroen,
fir Gedtlihfeit einBntreten. Nit
nnoers Gitter Button oglp Qortt
Right ooer Mrong".
aarI S6ur5's ebrli6e idone Or
gdn5ung bat fir 9ente ioIfen SdIa.
ges feinen @ertb. Qlber iie ioltt
fir ieoen ebrIihen Qnterifoner, Dem
aas @obI ieines 2nnOes mebr an
Ser5en Iiegt als bic unebrlihen, Der.
Iogeuen engtiifen Goufns, iebt biz
groBte geoeuting gefptnnett- sWfi
GOnntrg to be fept right, II UrOup
to be FEB riabt".
Sn Dem 8efubl fir @eredttgfeii
lit aud Bic Siu9dbe Oes gon5et
oeutiden 9oIfes fir Die 5ahe oes
9dterIanoes peritdnolihy uflo mie.
berlum ebenio aud Der Mi0ertpiQg
hss engIiiHeu MrbaiterpoItes as1er
ben arieg, ron benz fe iaqen, 0nG
es elm arieg ibrer reiden &oufleutt
fir oeren s5ntereiien mare.
Geit Qincoln's 3eiten bat iih nit
geniheinlid uieles in unierer Der.
naItung gednoert Aber 81 ioIltct
iii inherent rpeiteu Ganoe serisg eDr'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-15
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AHiffasa baflis Ha8sH
fM maeffsmfat I'll M naslt
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aalmfh fifHt nfat1 flaa.
stn nflfifn tsE infHtn fa aiit.
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Duty Of the Church.

PIN II. Suli miro oas biefae
G9autauqlta beginner. 0as reid.
boltigc 9rogrumm miro iiferlid
ieine an8iebun9sfrait uidt oeriagen,
6err Martin 9ilfifer IL. 8r1ulein
Huth 9roiIer tpuroan am 20. Mai
in @nDne Getraut. 5rdulein Mabel
6anien Don 9loomiielo mar cine
BON ben 9r%autiuugfcrn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-15

ipaunenoen @ortrag iiber mini5ipa.
len 5ortidritt.
Monroe. Samitng a6eno DurSe
Der @etreibc : glepdtor BON Z. g.
6oro in Cseouee, A Wleilen BON bier,
ourd 6cuer ooaitdnoiq 3eritort. Der
Sdaoen hetrGgt 81. 900 unO miro
a%ngenommen, bab Der Brand ourd
5intfen ans elmer Qofomotipe emf.
itanoen lit.
abonnirt auf Bic EdaIide Gribiine.
0as 4abr olird bic Noft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-15

lea, cons ~ mprsf end other NaF
HstHah h8W math Hfubfat Hea
b. lha Ameflaab contention Ia H6
tsaft ~ a6hs sass emil public ap.alab
and eafftspbadiaKif weaker iha
stl8n of Gefmaayf There "a aiad
another view worth considering De-
e. that Cod holds nat.uaa fa5fun5lb bic
faf thelF aeta a9t la the light ef
human codes aad statutes, hut ~
neral principle God wrate ih.t
lesson on The wallis Of babylon, bat
The blind priests and astroloesrs II
Beathcndom did not understand tho
doctrine Daniel did hnd explained
il d The court Of BolshazEar. God
again wrote the same lesson In letter.
Of fire and blood on The walls Of
government over slavery in the
United States. There was The same
CONSERVATION in Washington when
The handwriting appeared on the wall
IN the 'G0s that occurred III Babylon,
and inability Of many statesmen, even
judges Of the supreme court, and
worst Of all, most Of the pulpits
failed to understand the cause. Lin
coin understood ii better than any or
them when in his second inaugural he
said: II God wills that this war con-
tinue until every drop Of blood
drawn with the lash shall be paid
with another drawn with the sword,
it must still be said the judgments
of the Lord are true and righteous
altogether"
Duty of the Church.
Mr.. Bryan says: "Some nation must
lead the world out Of the black night
Of war and into the light Of that day
when swords shall be beaten into
plowshares. Why not make that
honor ours ?" I can answer the
question. Although not understood
by many in the churches apparently
Mr.. Bryan among the number), we
are that chosen nation Christ de-
clared God would raise up for this
very purpose under the New Tesla
nent, as | have proved in my sermon
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-15

mfa ia Or regretted thst Sc
ga W8 m NJ ad noe
s l E8fai rft f asalssd "
0e aa 81 a.Hs aal munitions 20
i aaM u uas .hfa5t aside on
Gre ground that De- would b. an On
neutral ass otter Whf commenced
Nafeag. Sweden snd either nations
did ttat gefg thing aba fha legality
~ % has not been questioned In
his statements on retiring he falls
into tbe Same error and suRRests
prohibiting passengers from travelling
oB ships carrying conlfaband Neither
Foos to che root Of the evil. As
long as we permit ships 10 60 out
loaded with war material efforts will
be- made for their destruction Bel
Hgcrenta have Che right to defend
themselves. That is the reason these
cases cannot be taken before the
Hague. Passenger vessels when
loaded with arms and munitions Of
war loose the character Of poaceable
merchantmen and become ipso facto
store ships for military operations.
The cargo and service makes them
that and would be 50 considered by
any fair and just court Of arbi-
tration. The money we are receiving
for this c~ontraband trade is not a
drop in the bucket in comparison with
the loss and waste Of d conflict. This
traffic has already brought us to the
verge of war. A few more Lusitania
incidents, and we would soon be over
the precipice. Language is utterly
inadequate to express the appalling
calamitios to us and the whole human
race that would follow such an event.
America is now the only hope of
progress and civilization for all the
world. One Of the sure ways to full
fiji that trust and carry out the pro-
clamation Of the President to observe
the spirit Of neutrality is to place
an embargo on munitions of war.
Rev. TH0Mos NJ. C. BIRMINGHAM
Omaha, Nebraska.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04

Today Mrs. Mary Boyd concludes
the series of articles on Twilight
Sleep" written for The Day Book.
The previous articles were what
Twilight Sleep Means" and "What
Twilight Sleep Means to the Mother"
Editor.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04
BY MARY BOYD


President of the Twilight Sleep Asso-
citation of New York.
True twilight sleep presents no
dangers to the child.
In rescUing the mother largely
from the high and medium forceps it
rescUes the child also often from
death or injury. On the occasion of
a discussion Of the use of the forCeps
to end the birth in the case Of a
mother exhausted by pain, complaint
was made of the injury and destTuc-
ton of babies by this means. It was
DR.. KTOnig of F'reiburg who laid down
the law emphatically, eve must find
a method that will save the mother
and the child"
Freiburg hospital has a lower
death rate of babies, as well as of
mothers, than any other lying-in, hos
pital in Europe.
The reason Of this is that the baby
is saved later from any shock and
from many dangers to brain or limbs
by being born in an easy, normal
way, in painless birth. For where
the forceps does not kill it often
mains.
The same woman doctor whose
painful birth I told of in my last
article says that she believes that a
generation Of twilight sleep will
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04
TWILIGHT SLEEP GIVES BETTER BABIES, WITH
BETTER BRAINS AND BODIES

- 4 "A VI N@N@4~ A4@S
lower the number of epileptics and
idiots and cripples in our population.
One thousand of the babies born
under true twilight sleep in America
have been studied side by side, with
one thousand babies born in pain. Of
the twilight babies only 80 died in the
first two weeks of life, whereas 40 of
the babies born in pain died within
this period. More of the twilight
babies had regained their weight in
ten days, as against only 40 Of the
babies born in pain.
We hear a great deal of the blue
baby born under twilight sleep. This
blue baby is baby either asphyxiat-
ed or breathIess or pretty near it.
Asphyxia is never due to twilight
sleep.
In the two groups of a thousand
babies, one set born under twilight,
the other not, the same number in
each showed heart and breathing
difficulties.
The Blue Baby is the result either
of some difficulty with the birth itself,
entirely Unconnected with Twilight
Sleep, or of oVer-dosing with scopoIa-
min-morphin to a degree which is
quite the opposite of the method of
Twilight Sleep.
The dose given in Twilight Sleep
is 1-15O to 1900 of a grain scopola-
min and lis to Is of a grain NOR
phin, according to the constitution of
the different patients. The later
doses, kept far apart by the mem
DRY test" are only 1-4OO or less of a
grain sCOpOlamin, no mOrphin.
Yet one doctor who CLAIMS to be
using Twilight Sleep is giving LOO
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04

charming and fashionable frocks.
A tennis giTl whose up-to-date
sport clothes attract attention at
Chicago country clubs is Miss Laura
Johnson, whose favorite tennis suit
is made of white tricot or italian silk.
The coat is made Norfolk style, peck
cts, belt and all, and the rather full
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-04

skirt is finished at the bottom with
square scaIlops about 2 isches deep.
It's not at all an impracticable suit,
as the silk washes like a handker-
chief" and wears very we'll
The saucy little satin hat takes its
name-Chin-Ch Chin hat-from it's ORR
entail model, the cap of the East In
dian soldier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27

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