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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23

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40. Soiepb 6dilb, ct. Sugbert, lb. b.;
lt.s0. alfre6 6nlnm, 8n%benhniien, uers
mift; RbiIibp AGeIqer, 6odIipeber, tot,
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Simou, Grbad, tot; 9roolf Stetler, STATS
i~erslautern, tot; aarl @einlanO, BOD
neiler, tot; &hilipp arenuri1, Nieoertirs
den, tot; @idldrb Snrtmauu, Sriebridss
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1914.
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g., im. b.; 4. e. GSinr Srib Nond,
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9adrmdnn, 4nuehblirq. tot; @iai fricbr.
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deuborf Wit @lfiiin, tot; Mllong Slucnig.
8nbern tot. Otto Role. Mirdwmin tot;
Gmil GdrDtcr. @hcibib. tot; Saul llus
mann. 1rihiuib. tot; Triebrih Wro6e.
&ettin, tot; 6einrih @der, @auqendu.
tot; no. sheonor 3ictherb 8ederih id.
b.; @ini 6reilu III. 20. Selmut Schubert
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gisuier. giraimeut CIR. 80, gOien.
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(Trcptow).
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@asa5in Sa6rpart, Or. SInlop6buen.
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Qu6lpig @oudaro, Snitcrbarg, b.
SelOtasarett CIR. 5. 2. armectOrPs,
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glar ariiger, 4aleuoRebolne, tot.
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3. @ntaiautt.

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9. aomp.: 2ifolnus 8rdter, 8amere
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Sbemmershauierb b.; SuliuS Wlnter,
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9enbauien, b.; StrobeI, Nditetteu, b.;
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23

2. Qcmp nelnrih 8oiinacr, glbeings
heim. tot; aoief Gdes. 6eriinaen T. b.;
Y. tSelhp. 6einrid ggnlicr, 0edar0es
rad. |. b.; Muanit Gnuer. l%lrlpiien idi.
h.; Worib piiiler L., Wiiilbaticn, l. ~
Mugnit @dna. MISUNDERSTANDING, T. b.; 81.
Gieicrlc, Sdappaa, I. D.
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glabeHabuM b.; @rnii 6a0eu. QanianHe
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b. 7oifi 9du, Bulnenitaot b.; 6frHann
Anolb. Tellnaen, b.; 9oipb JliebeI. Be
dsnbeuren, b.; Tito Nlbib. Ndiel. o.,
dfiehfiH 6nuier, @ieoenbadL " Milh.
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Weora 0afucr. @aiel, bcrm; Spiff GENE
bfot. N%abcnsburg BERN; 9lnton 9leideHr
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Wbeiuttiben, rerm.; Anrl 6dursl.
Hibeiniel0eu berm 6rooiin 5drle, 9ias
b%fn9butg, perm; 9oief gmbarbt, Guiel,
D.; albert @aiier, gaieI, b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23
6elbartiacrie Reaimeut Gr. "A, sor0aii
nnb @itfeHbera.
gtrcbiab am 7. 9. a.

(cbne angabe Der 9diierie).
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Snknrtinerie 2CaimeHt Nr. 3, Mains.
Aaucourts Emtnn am 30. s., gtrep1 ul0
Rargub uom Z. Bis 8. 8. a.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23

auft Hohk rber Warshfra 4 bi 0mit
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aRainA Oft. oflnfih Wcdgr. Nan Widcls
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ffin, l. b.; Better Wlenie, oaHau, ! 81
Mlche Tbomas. 9enber6hfin. / D.; Wuli-
Gtfilicu, Wiesb0brn, /. D. Reier wlcb.
1iihricn, Va. b.; Raul Meisner 0si.
mfrsboff T. b.; 8rnn8 Sdiiile. gtddeoc
I. D.; Wlnr Wibel. eilenbura, /. b.; Narl
0ithner, 0ehridsinl, ioi; Bricbri1
Elahl, aroifelbah, ~. b. HranB Willie,
x%aiiohnfeH ! D.; 5oiepb Shlediinger
.. Bait.: n. @ilbeIm gnoc. 4 b.;
pt Wlanircb Miiler, 0ans oiitingInibe
Il b.; @ilbeim Sonnfmniii, Dehusie,
ff b.; 10 Midj1rn 4riirirr, Mems
ihcib, l. b.; @buafb Hnmpel, @roBens
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1. b.; Sobnm Sh6nmebl. Aaitel, berm I;
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D.; il.sO. albert 3ariluig Sonnebera,
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Mltcnd, I. b.; 6eiurih @nnniird, !. b..
geidite MamitiouS ApIpHnf Soieph
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g~sicsbannti, tot; Rrms Ghletfer.
AIeincnbcrs, tot; Crit 0uao @rouHib.
9eumnrI, IA. B. emil Sen 8aloabnd,
|. b.
5elbartinrrie Geaiment Hr. 67,
@efcft bel @aauieres am o. o.. IL.
4. a6ieilnna. Sagraau.
2. BAIT. no. arenht, I. D.; gams
pei, /. b..
Srlbnrtinerie 3esimeut gir. az,
Qfh4.fI..n W~atnsfA Gtoroorf
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Brlbariinsris Rrsimeut slr. az,
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2autern NIB ~@oneubeim am 20. unb
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Geioemonu l. h.; Serbian, |. b.; 1hor'
borg, |. b.; Arefi. b.; WaI5abn D.; Serg.
SeibeI, b.; 3idepsii, b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
S8ie Der lt5iuter-|aiI oenOmmen
lunrOe.

@ich 10. Se6rliar. Ilein
rugariider College S5omorp imO
ic6, 10 er3d6lt Der 8eriHtcritotter oer
n@icner 9leucn Sreieu %rciie" bonn
T. 6e6rlar, poren geitern ino 6eute
nit 6elOmaridaa Sieutenant S5lm-
map ouf Der So6e OcS ll5iofcr @oi,
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Sample I'M llnat6ale bier S6icfte
5eritort iporoeu; Oie llngbriide 3 6et
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6ergeiteat i'll, Die llng6riide A Dor
SoiasO, ser NnioSocr Eoloiooilft II.
enolih Scr AZ Wleter 6o6e @eSfiouio-
Ouft, Ocn lmIcre Griippen ieiner5cit
bci'nt 9iiid5ug 5critort boben imO
5uor 5iclulid oriinolih 5erit6rt ia.
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NpuueI.sel6itnIurh.

9ieaoing, @av i6. @}ari.
goporo SeDfert, Elm 6ormcr, unO
ieine @ottin bcgingen bente Nlor.
gen Selbihnoro ilioem lie lid in Der
SHeunc er6dngten. Die GrngoOie
nuroe bon Oen beioen So6nen oes
G6epoores cntoedt, melde Die ShelI-
ne betraien I'M oaS @ie6 ST fit
tcrli.
Gs lit fein @lotip fiir Die Sdre-
denst1nt betnnlt.
gl6unnentcu, bic ben ,,SCutidlrn Gore
ipDnbenten" nidjt piinftlidI ODer rnre9cIs
in1fig crbaltcn, iinD gcbeielt, Dcr Office
bappa per 1elcpbDn uOcr IfriitlidJ Wlits
iDcilun9 81 mndjcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17

gl6Dnnenten, bic ben y9entidJcn GOrre.
ipUnbenten" nidJt piinttlidJ OOer unregcI'
mdkle erbaltcn, iinb Bcbeten, Der Office
OnpOn per EelcpbOn Docr idJrifilid Wlit'
tbctlMng 81 maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17

@erc6tfcrtiqt." en- GAR.
aIci6 olf nit 99ieiiell ( mir ll,s X
bu6l4 - yGaS f0nnell ,.feiic ia
pcrbictcn, Wlcciter, SD W
SSodt am 9l9eiu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
gOm etapsl aelaiieu.

Gas omerifaniide sdldqllus'
.BeuuiDIpauia" 9os '"'T
tigite ariea5idiii Ocr @e''. r,,a.
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tan oeS u@rin5 gitel or''D''r w..
inter Oeu @diien. 'V'u'r'
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sine tlir5c @cIarcibpna O'' '''
eli SupcrorcaOnougbtS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-05-06

definite. But he saw them put the dia-
mO0ds back into the water bottle.
Then they drew out OF the range Of hts
vision. What nOwy he wondered.
Bruce opened up plank in the door
and hid the bag, Then he and Gyp left
the kitchen. Hunt came down from
the porch. waited until Bruce and Gyp
left the house. then crawled In at the
window He saw the loose plank and
straightway investigated. He chuckled.
Here were the goods, all right He was
surely lucky man, and Bruce was be-
coming a careless one. A fine days
work; ZudOra freed and the struggled
diamonds under his vest AS he came
out of the house he espied Baird hot
footing 1t up the path.
':HellO: Where did you come fromT'
cried Hunt
Got lost. Saw Bruce and his man
leaving and concluded that they had
done for you," answered Baird, rather
breathlessly.
mot so you'd notice It Jim, I've
got the diamonds"
"By George, that's great work! Sup
pose we hike after Mn. Bruce and nail
him while the nailing's good"
my idea"
They ran down the path to the road,
but the quarry had disappeared. They
hunted thoroughly. but for long time
failed 10 make any Roadway.
"They1l be around the boat landing.
Hustler
Near the dock where they had land
ed was an old steamer. They arrived
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CARE OF THE EYES
Health a. Wen a. Beauty Demands
That Eyes Get Attention

The woman who takes care OF her
self should give as much attention
to her eyes as she does to her skin
or to her hair. In the first place az
ter driving or being in the dust OF
the city or country she should wash
or battle her eyes with tipid water.
This removes the Irritating dust or
small particles. After reading or be-
fore going to bed she should battle
the eyes with salt water or tepid
water to which is added a pinch OF
salt, and using an eye cup, will be
surprised at the difference In the
sparkle OF the eyes. II inflamed they
should be bathed several times O.
day. The dull, sunken eyes, the hol-
low circles and the sallow complex
ion of many women 10 due, however,
to the complaints and diseases pc
culiar to women. The best thing
know Of for this Is DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription, because II Is
temperance tonic, being made OF
roots and herbs with pure glycerine.
II establishes regularity, heals In
flammation and banishes pain. DR..
Pierce publishes the ingredients on
lHC WTdppoT Do ~ 10 uOt boCIUt NuU
] have seen many women cured by
1t and not only that, but the dull
sunken eyes, the sunken cheeks and
bust, have taken on q sparkle and
healthful appearance. Thousands OF
women have testified to having been
cured OF womanly diseases by this
Prescription. II speedily causes all
womanly troubles to disappear
eompels the organs to properly per-
form their natural functions, cor
reefs displacements, overcomes ir-
regularities, removes pain and mis-
cry at certain times and brings back
health and strength to nervous, ir-
ritable and exhausted women.
1t banlshes pain, headache, back
ache, low spirits, hot flashes, drag
ging-down sensations, worry and
sleeplessness surely and without loss
Of time.
Keep the bowels healthy by using
DR.. Pierce's Pellets. They don't
gripe,-Adv,
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wiii reach You safely hope TO heav-
en- these papers win show us some
hght We need Il, girl"
''oh, let's bother no more about mon
ey, It's only brought misfortune. I'd
have been married to you long ago but
for stupid pride. John. I'll marry
you inside OF three months, no matter
what happens"
-Will you. honestlyr
Honest Injunr'
"Well. nothing less than a tlptop din,
ner tonight win match up a promise
like that can take care OF you. girl,
and wen have our honeymoon In the
West Indies somewhere. Now, let's
get out Of this stuiry old Office. Hoop.
Ia! Come on!'
when they were gone Nine. Du Val
slipped out from behind the screen and
stood listening intently. When she was
assured that there was no possible
chance of the two lovers returning she
walked OYER to Storms desk and futile,
" tried to open ,soEne OF the drawers,
So they were beginning TO suspect herr
She ,smled They spHld not ind The
least proof In the world. And. more
than this. In the and they would surely
be beaten IN trying 70 recover the
property. But ~ some manner she
must get hold Of those papafs the man
villiers was sending from Montana.
To return TO Hunt He could hear a
word or two from the men, but nothing
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noting the direction Of their hight But
b his eagerness he ala not notice that
only. two men came into focus. The
minute the boat made q landing he
jumped out and began running toward
the spot where he had seen the two
men last Baird occupied himself with
the painter. The engineer knelt be-
fore his cylinders and hunted for q
possible bit OF damage
The man Ike thought that he might
Just as well dispose Of Baird. In that
event the detective would be between
two fres. and they might be able TO
put him out OF his misery. Baird was
In the act OF tying the painter when
Ike struck himA violent but fortunate
ly a CHANGING blow on the head. Baird
stumbled and fell, and Ike drew his
knife with murderous intentions. But
Baird turned In time. caught the wrist
and fought savagely for all that his
head was ringing like, discordant
chimes. He succeeded In making his
hssailant drop the knife: then he step
ped back and began to spar. As Ike
stopped to recover the knife Baird
caught him fairly on the chin. Baird
did not wait 10 learn whether the man
was senssless or not He took to his
heels. confident that Hunt would pres
emily have urgent need Of him.
Hunt was famous runner, and be
reached the house on the hill Just as
Bruce and Gyp entered Il .t
The two smugglers went directly to
the kitchen. Bruce dropped the water
bottle ON the deal table. unscrewed the
top and dumped ont the diamonds
Hunt saw this ObliQuely through the
kitchen window. He now wished he'd
brought Baird along with him .a,
And Baird had lost his way. Neither
Hunt nor the men he was pursuing
were anywhere in sight Baird swore
and began rubbing the side Of his head,
which ached painfully. Where the
deuce had Hunt gone?
Meantime Ike recovered. Instead Of
attempting to follow Baird he stag
gered of to the first telephone he could
find and called Radcliffe. who, he was
sure. had arrived at Nine. Du Val's by
this time. Radcliffe had his hands full
Of documents. most Of them rightfully
belonging to Zudora, when the tele-
phone rang.
"lt's Ike" he said to madame. HE
says he needs US. Here, put those pa
pers in your hand bag. Well 60 right
to Storms office hrst You'll know
what to say"
Storm, having left ZudOra safely at
home with Mrs Ramsey, had returned
DO his office. He was vastly surprised
10 see Nine. Du Val enter, but he man.
aged to form his features into gracious
ness. He was curious to learn what
he woman wanted. He dismissed his
.ypist, who, making a pretense Of leav-
ng the room. stole behind a screen.
Nine. Du Val was yelled heavily, but
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safes; 1t was entirely another to tie uI
a man and roast him to death. TheI
ran and did not stop running unit
their legs began to give out
Hunt dashed to the landing and was
speeding toward the motorboat when
ne saw a policeman.
"Omcer. Quicki That steamer Is on
fire and there's a man tied up In the
pilOthOuseT
1t was about the nearest squeeze Jim
Baird. alias Hassam All. ever had. He
was badly burned about the hands and
throat
Hunt I'm going to run those feI.
lows down II It takes ten years of my
Hfe," be declared. az the policeman
and Hunt assisted him Tito the motor
boat. II know the whole bunch now"
so do |. Jim. But you won't have
to wait ten years. take II from me-" re-
piled Hunt saturninaly.
fro BE coET1EUm.l
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Wanted to Come Here

Salina Journal: After skinning a
cow to secure sufficient funds for a
trip to Abilene and then to have the
money taken by two big negroes
with a six shooter was the sorrow
full tale told to the police this morn
ing by one-armed transient. The
reported holdup occurred far out on
North Ohio in the vicinity of the
Union Pacific stock yards. The Grip
pie had been sleeping in box car
but when a switch engine made
things too uncomfortable he drop
ped to the ground. Then the negroes
appeared and relieved him of $2.40.
Yesterday the one armed stranger
was yNry anxious to get to Abilene,
but he had only 40 cents of the AS
necessary. A COW had died at the
stock yards, however, and the stran-
ger agreed to take charge of the
carcass. He hired boy to help him
and realized $2.40 from the deal.
Then the nap and the robbery Of all
except the 40 cents In another pock-
ct. The police did not take much
stock in the strange story but ad l.
ed the dime to get the ticket out of
town. r7Jar l@,gai. ~ ~
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