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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
aleine stabtneniafeiten.

5rau 2urD Gore Cotton er.
belt Die 5dei0ung BON ibrem Ytan-
ne ge Motion 5ugeipro6en. $75
monatlide alimente rnb Ole glufii6t
iiber ibre ain0er ipuroen ibr alge-
ipro6eu.
- 300 Sol3bGn0ler aus alien
56eilen uniereS Stoates nobnen Der
Syabres, aonbentton i'm Rome,Sotel
BEL.
9luf geronloiiung be85beriffs
in 9luItin. @liin., fuuroe geItern bier
Der giuiIe 2lnorelp 9Sfenlicef berbof.
tet, oa oeriel6e in 9tuitin megen lin.
teridIogung eerpiinidt miro.
gon einen 9Ibliefarimgsipagen
Ser Gole.fSrD So. iprroen geitern
on Ser Gte Sarnen uuo t6. Ctr.
4 nobI3ubereitete Gbifen geitobIen.
95n glbneienbett Der 6aniIie
Orongen geitern @inbreder in 0os
Sein bon g. g. 0orlep, 1884 8ir-
men Ctr, Elm un6 ltabIen oort @e.
i6meiOe I'M 8ertb bon $50.
SS5n Der geitrigen Sabresber.
iammIung 0e8 Sepmour 2afe Count
trp Gmb puroe S5obn geftn gum
9rdIioentcn ertpablt. Die an6eren
9eautten itlt6:
&i3eprGlioeut, E. g. Combs; Sc
fretGr, g. s. 8orlep; S9osneiiter,
8. Wt. 2oro; 9ireftoren, Sau1es geb-
ner, Galiton; George 6roncis, Sito.
Gmaba; Sobn 9etitl8, 9mobd, uno
SenrD 6. 6oriter, Omaha.
- Dos Seim Der sSamiIie STAB
90. @ierltng, 4t0 Googeitr, 1T our6
elm ouf lmerflGrlide 8eiie pl0bli9
oitssebrodenes 5euer idtper beidd-
oigt.
y gluf @inpfeblung oes Dor ei.
niger 3eit ernonnten Sonoerolt8.
Iduiie8 miro bic ShuIbebor0e oie
BON @dbIfonutiiidr D1orebeoo pro-
lentirte 8ablrednung in Sobe bon
$126S rnntebr be5ublen.
II 8eil er 1tnfdbig it, in oieien
idperen 3eiten fir ieine 8 tIeinen
&inoer ausf6ntmlid 5u iorgen, bra6-
te oer autider Somuel 2eer oieieI-
ben ouf Die goli5eipade llno bat
Inn 9lufnnbme oerielben irn &iber-
oielp Detention Some.
Gum 9roiioenten Ser Sntaba
glrt CSuiIo muroe 9oane @onea
mieoergeiu1blt.
Ole grben oes berItor6enen
Charles 8einOortf babeu I'M areis.
9eridt 6a8 Geitanent oes @erItor.
bcnen ongeiodten bn Oasielbe i'm
3uitonOe Der @eiitesutnnadtltng ob-
eefoBt iein ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
AtintprObibiti0ll
tir ll)aIbingtOn!
9nrdl bic Saitif nniersS Senators
Siidleud DurOe bieies llnbeil
5eihueilis Derbiliet.

g9ai6iuatun, Q. g.. IA. San. =
Gin bergpeiieIter 9eriuh Der 9Srobi.
bitioniiten ourA eineu pJtiOer" 0er
Giitrift Columbus uno ooutit oiC
gunoeSbullptitaoi trodeu gu legen,
mrroc ourt Ocn @iocritanO nnierea
9unOesierators Sitdcod 8unidte &c.
madt. IS bonoelte iid I'M bic
Qrtn5ipieuirage, oh gelescntlih Der
@tntsberntbungen aud aagemeinc
@eiebesdnoerilngen borgenonmer
iDeroen t0nnen. Senator Sitcbcod
iDiOeritrebte Dem uno Die SenatS.
mebrbeit eab ibm 9ledt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
RicFsr 9luRenbcrinmmlnns in ct
9anl.

5t. Saul, IA. San. lleber
1000 g1cniden bottcn Iid lettc
gladt i'm 9u0itoriltm cingeftlnOen,
m bon Der gunoesregieung @e-
ieee 3u foroern fir cine oeredte ebr-
Gdc glelitruIitdt, ltno Dab Der 8afr
fcnausfibr Elm Gnoe genadt iperoe.
Die Collar gteltrolitGt muroe in Den
idariiten 8orten beroantmt unO nm
ter brauienoeu Conner geidliiiie
iporin bic @eiesesoor.
lagen bic Die 8afieu gItsfubr Der.
bieten, 5ut iofortigen 2tnuabme EN-.
pfeblen. er.@ouperneur @berborO
fiibrte 0en 8orlit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
Sur(btbares GrObcben
iud)t Stalirn brim!
10000 YerlOnen lOarn lmgefOmnlru
fein; Oie 3abl Der Serlebten DirO
auf 10000 augegeben!
@an,e orfdaiten Snrd glatnrgenalt seralrt!

Gom, Ia. San. = 8ieOeruu III
Stnlien bon einem berbeerenoen Gro
beben beimgeiuht mor6en gieuciter
gladridten 6ilioIge iin0 infolge Del
fen 10000 8erionen ungetommeu
Imo 10000 muroen perlebt. Rom
ielblt lit 0urd oieies gloturereienib
Iitart in 9titlei0enidoft ee3o9en NOR.
oen; in Der 1bat lit felt 100 Sobren
Elm oernrtig idneres Gr0be6en ni6i
Dorgetommen. Die Staot glbe53onc
in Dem glbru55en 9eportement III
Ioem @r6bo0en glei1gemaht. 9ort
aaein fauOen 5000 4erionen einen
beiammernsmertbcn Sob. en meb-
'reren tleineren, Hom ungebenOen
0rti6often itilr5ten table @ebdu-
De mie aortenbduier ein, ibre BE.
nobner unter it'd begrabeno Der
8ebolferung gleapels bem1dtigte iid
cine 9anit.
Siioli6 bon gteapel bis norOlid
nod 5errera, cine Strede bon 300
0lciIen uno in elmer 8eite. mel6e
iid fat BON 9iiite bis aiiite er.
itredt mar Der Gr0ltoB filblbar.
Syn 9fom glaubte man onfdnglih,
0ob man es nit 5tpei @roitoBeu 5u
tbun bate; ieismograpbii6e Snitrit.
mente luiien ieooh nur ulf einen
@r0ItoB i6lieBen, nelder etipa %
Bis 30 Seflnoen anbielt. sSn Ser
SauptitaOt oes 2onoes lit. iolpeit
biz iebt befqtnt, tein 8erluIt bon
@euidenlebeh Su beflogen; lnge-
beitrer Sa9idaoen aber lit angeri6-
tet moroen. Stirhen uno uralte
8enfmGler boben onl idlperIten ge-
litten. Gin panii6er Sdrefeu bot.
te Die 8ebolferune ergriffen. Die
au beioen Seiten Der Bortn Del go.
polo befinoIi1en Gebduoe iino benz
Ginitltr3 nabe, n1o Der rieitge DO
Ter, luelder Oos Sbor iduliidte, fiel
berab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
9lls 8Hraer 5nriifaeluieicn.

ct 2ouis, Ia. San. - gtatll'
raliiatious6eamte IN ct 2ouis ia.
ben iid oabin ausgeiproden, oaB
9eoro 8oIina 9lora, Gin 6iIipino-
nidt giirger Der Ser. Staateu tDer-
Ocn f6nnq, oa er ais Nialuie an5li.
ie6en lei. Mora erfldrt, sur 3eit, als
@r-Grdiioent 8oft 8ouperueur Der
RbiIippinen mar, ais aammerOiener
in 0eiien Gieilfen geitan0en 5i ba.
Ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
Gas ltn6eil 1T fdlrcdlidl.

eSnfolge oe8 groBen @ebiet8, iiber
pelfes ii6 oas @robeben eritredte,
+ tit oas angeri6tete llnbeil in ieiner
boqen @roBe biSber lnbere6enbar.
9lQe 8erbinoungen itn0 obgei6nit.
fen. S5n Der geo9bari6aft ser Sc
IItung gqttila ftno mebrere 0rtidof.
ten boIlitdnOtg 8eritort rno bic Be
nobner getootet. Noten3a, Saltpt-
ita0t Der Brobin5 glei6en 9anens
am oItliden gbbang oes glppenin.
nengebirses, nit elmer gintuobner-
! 5abl BON iiber 10000 5eelell lit
| bon Der gluBeutpelt obgei6nitten. SSSnl
Sabre 1857 ipuroe oieie Sta0t bon
einen1 grObe6en bollItGn0ig 8erlt0rt.
8oter gllfoni, 9ireftor Oes OBJ
| ierbotoriums 6u Sale oi 9ompeit,
elm beriibnlter SeismoIoge, bat fol-
genoes Selegron1m mad Ron1 ge-
ionot: y0aS ouf 1tnieren Snitrumen-
ten regiitrirte @robeben lit in ieinen
6olgen furdtbnr geipeien. 0o8ielbe
erItredte li6 1uf einen llutreis BON
iiber 100 Meilen. 9o8 Centrum
oe8ie(ben biI0ete 0ie &robinS go.
ten5o 9ie 8erbinoitng nit iener
StaDt lit utterbro6en un0 Oas
5dltmmlte itebt 81 befiirdten."
Die aoIoiialitatlte in Der 8alilifa
bon ct. SSobn 2oterun, aus fnIt
alien GbeiIen 3oms ii6tbar, itiir5te
berob uno ging orf Oen Sttfen bes
@ottesbouies in Sriinuner. Ser
StraBenbnbnoienit lit eingeiteIlt.
gtn6 un0 nof liefen in Rom 1l1.
6ere gto6ri6tell iiber Die @roBe 6es
llngliids elm. Sn Ser 9robina 9tom
1tno in Oeu glbru85en lit Oa8 lin.
gliid ofienbor am i6liatmIten. syn
Eorre Goietdni, 81 Dleilen 6ItIid,
bon 9fom, lit Die eon5e 8ebolferune
um9efommen. sSn glruoro itiiroten
oo8 9iatbbaus uno mebrere onoere
@eb1il0e elm. 9luS mebreren Srt-
idaIteu miro Inn dr8tIide SiIfe ge-
beteA; 10 aoblreid laufen bie gtotb-
rufe ein oaB man ibnen ltnrt0gIib
Hednltng traeen fam.
9opIt Benedict ipro9 gerooe Elm
Ganfaebet, als lid) Die autoItropbe
ereignete, &c. Seiligfeit berlor
.nidt Die 8oiiung, er ipuBte iofort,
INN mas es lid) bonoeIte, itno qob
gefebL ben i'm 8oticon oneeridteten
Sdaoen feit5uiteIlen.
Ter a6nig tief betrii6t.
aonig Nictor gnlotieI lit iiber
oas ltngliif, bon fpel1ent ieiu oono
.pieOeram beiHiseiudt tporoen II, tief.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
Csintirrre, mieher rrnnnnt.

StoOt Merifo, IA. S1n. ~ Sier
tpuroe befonnt gegeben, oaB Ste SEA.
tionI-aonoention ben bisberiaen
probiioriiden @rdiibenteu General
gllIaoio @utierre8 a1tnt @rdiioen.
ten ernannt babe. @iitierre5 ion
ben imbeenoeten g[ttltsterntin Oes
Generals gorfirio Gio3, Scr crit am
1. gtobenber 1916 abEduit, 5u gn.
De fitbren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
aotfrIifen rniIifi,irt.

glmiterOam IA. San, = gEus
2enlberg toulnt oie Dieloung, oaB
Die 9iitiien bort butloerte bon aa.
tbolifen ge5lpllngen bo6ett ibrent
@lnltben ab5nihmoren inb Ser ruff.
i9en Staotstir9e beialttteten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
2u6t cycrru S,oiuarS.

QincoIn, 9}ebr., IA. San Ger
slr5eit an ciitcrn io5i6LpoIitiifcn
@erfe iiber @h0eItl0bne in oen Ser.
Stoatcn arbeitcaoe Gep. Sobn 81.
@raOn in @oi6ington erfI1rt, Oab
nnier 5tnotsienotor sSerrD Sotpar0
olis Gii0sGmab1 Der grite In ben
Ser. Staateu mar, Der cine ioIte
@oBreasI alslueats asrts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14

0os @2ietben elmer timber.
MOOD sdlreibmoifine iit cine geiur-
DC GeIoonlagc, Oie Sbr ginfomlnen
iiher erb0bel miro. Ole Wtold,ine,
Die sic ihIieBIid faufen iperoen
1621 Garnam Str.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
Olene @eiehrsuprlnnrn.

2iucoIn IA. San. 9t8 iebt
limo Dem Sauie AZ imo bem senat
40 neue @cicBesOorlagen borgeIegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
gaS0mn6a.

8ie auf geiteru 9lafnlittaa ange.
iebte staotratbS4Sibune inrBte aus.
facn, oa iidj niGt getiigeno Staot.
batter oa3u eingeiunoen bottetn.
u. BOD aus Gomport, glIasfa,
balt iid5 ieit eini9er 3eit in 5ii0.
Omaha auf uno erfl1rte, 0ob er
ltniere Sta6t fir einen aurort baItq
Der aampf Inn 0ic Gingemein.
bilnaS.gorIoge ideint iest audi in
uuierer Stnot, oeun iotpobl SSrelm6e
oIs 5eiuoc Der g'orGage in 5ii6.
omaha riiiten iid1, Die offentIife
Yleinung auf ibre 5eite 5u 3icben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
Gin slucites GrS6c6en.
@erlnit bon IIeuidenle6eu nidt 10
aruf.

Sc bat fib iibrigers 6erausge.
itellt, oaB ser 8erIult an Meniben-
Ieben nidt 10 groB it, mie anfdne.
lid angegeben; einer fonierbotiben
8ere6nltng 5ufoIge betrdgt oerieIbe
etlpa 5000 2ie gtegierung tbut
oIles, I'M fir ole 8erleBten Sit ior-
gen ttl0 bot eiuen beoeittenoen 6ono
oufgebradt lteber Ben bon Dem
@robeben betroffenen 0iitritt lit Der
'8elogcrun9s3lttato betbdngt lpor-
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
N2it 49, N2ermnLtll1n Ans a2nd

Mit Ser @eripaltltng oes gaaf.
loiies oeS berItorbenen Stephen 8.
Bangs lit bon 9li6ter Gralnforo
Serr 8illiom 9ieinboIt bon Der 8es
tiers Srult 60. crnonnt.
9, s. Geteriet 9r6iioent ser
Union 9dcific Steont 9ofing Com.
panp, ibliroe gum 9ireftor Ser Gitn
geotionol @nrlf geip1blt.
Der Gralniuator scr 3piif,en.
Sonoels.aomnliIiion bat
bier I'M 8unoesgebduOe 6 8erbore
abgebalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14

betriibt @r bot ben @liniiter oes
5nneren eriudt. ole Suiormatio.
nen 81 ianmeln uno ibm gpnau
9eridlt 81 eritatten. Gr Bat oen
&imib mls9eiprohen, Oie beirnse.
,ildtcn Staotc mo Srtitaften 81
beiufen.
Das 9l6acor6netenbnus lit ihfuer
beid1oigt, 0esgIeihen nIebrere Der.
oorraaenoe Sottesbauicr, oarlnter
Die @otbeufirdle, oie dIteIte Don ben
@otbeu erridtete Stride gloms.
Gas goIf elite IN bic @ottesb1fi.
icr mO iIe6te inbriinitig Oen Sod.
item an ben 2eioensteld an ibm
boriibergcben 3u Iaiien. Su pielen
5GIlen puroen Die getcnOen bon
Der Golijei aus Den &irden bertrie.
ben, oa iclbige Dem @iuItitr3 nabe
maren.
%anif in gleubcl.
9}eapeI, IA. San. @eItern
purOe bier pin 6eftiger GrOItoB Der.
ipiirt, Der 9eo6lferima 6cm1Gti1te
iiH cine 8auif. g5 miro beridjtet.
oaB in Dem nabe geIegenen Goiefto
piele Sduier eiugeItiir5t iiuO, unO ei.
ne groBe 2ln5a6I 9ieni6en inns sc.
ben aetommen lit.
9Sn Der Stride Der @0ttlifen gor.
ie6lmg beteten bic SfiDeitern am
Sarge elmer oerltorbenen geunne nm
Oeren Seelen6eiI; infoIge Ses Orb.
bebens beipegte fid) Elm 9lrm oes
2eidlnams; Die betenoen SdlueIiern
alaltbten, oaB Elm 0linoer geitleben
lei, iulO Die 5oote oliferitcbell mer0e.
3u gleider 3eit aber fieIen srusi.
fire inio 2el6tcr nom g(ltar 5n 30.
Den. mo nun puBten Die 9etetioett
oaB Elm GrObe6en atsgebroden mar.
@ebflageno ciIten iie auf Die 5tra.
BE. Gie 9er0lferitng idloB iid ii.
nen in 9rp5eiIion an, @ebete ntur.
melno uno Die 2itanei ser !9eilieeu
iinaelt0.
giele baltcn oie aataitrupbe fir
ein Gottesurt6eil, oa8u beitintnlt,
bie SiinOen iener Meniden 3u Be.
itrafen pelfe geeen lore 8tiioer
in Oem europdii6en ariege fdntpien.
Gin slucitcs Grbbeben.
Hont Ia. San. ~ Selte gegen 8
ltbr morgens muroe Elm peiteres
in berIdieoenen Sbeilen
oe8 2an0es beripitrt. Sier in gton
elite Die 8ebolferltng bolb naft auf
Die StrnBen uno erging ii6 in 8eb.
flogen. 9ieie8 5pette gr06eben
I6eint feline 8erluIte BON @}enideil.
le6en I'M @efolge gebabt 6lt baben.
SerInit bon 1leuidenlebeu nidt 10
sruf.
Sc bat iid itbrigerts berousge.
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Nrr NInin ticf hrtriiht

aouig @ictor gnlonuel 1T ii6er
oos llrgliif, bon ipel6ent ieiu Qono
wleOerum fbeiniaeliat lpOroen II, tief
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
Cnaliidler sitnations6eridIt.

9ouOoib Ia. San. - Gs lit er.
uieien, Dab Die 8iirfen unaufbaIt.
an borOringeii. Gle boben Die per.
Aiidle Giaot Tpbri3 belctt, Die bort
fousentrirtc riiiiiTdle sSnianterie 3li-
did1efhIooen uno liefern ben HuiIenI
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

ture 20 be secure.
AZ last I took out my pocket book
and cared ruefully at the remains
81 my fortune OF twelve dollars.
had three dollars and nifty cents and
nay board OF six dollars and atty
cents was already one day overdue
For moment. as I sat in my hall
bedroom. with my little pocketbook
turned inside out and lying gaping
In my lap. and with my mesger heap
Of coins and bills In my open palm.
was frightened, What was TO be-
come Of me II. when went 10 my
FIRST rehearsal, should nnd Mr.
Bemis had changed his mind and
did not want me. To return TO my
home yanQuished did not enter my
head but. What 10 do next, In the
event Of such contingency |
had not the slightest idea
As sat staring | felt suddenly
as one does In passing an open eel
lar door. an abyss OF darkness and
chill seemed opening before me: a
vague presentiment OF black ways
OF which had never dreamed but
turned resolutely from my scarcely
formed terror All would be we'll
would draw my nrst weeks salary
seven days after | began rehears.
ing, and undoubtedly my kind land
lady would not mind my owing her
a few dollars until the following
week. tumbled the money back
into my pocketbook. or course
What had made me feel so nervous .
arose. telling myself was a silly.
cowardly child.
I did not know chorus girls are not
paid while they rehearse
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

rsatn tho weight % handling great
wealth unloaded upon him immedi-
ife1f he quit college. man sub
merged p business, a. the age Of so
nature had crayed when he soon
yesried 80 tNs ihhorious efforts at
w uufug pleasure ~ the set In which
his riches had placed him
Times there were when he could
have wished she might show signs
40 triug ~ this endless round %
Measure but always ne would re-
coach himself for the thought. she
had been starved 50 long bad been
500 completely robbed - her girlhcod
the fAnatlcAl clergyman " a
father thar he revelled In the priv
sEe M making All that up @ her
ttAaces, receptions. the constant
winter home Theaters. dinners. sup
Htr dances. clothes And never an
uervencY bat Mrs James White met
fruiv sr3 controlled u The Rita
ralre - Mary James and shabby at
re had assumed leadership o. the
-tlvcest and gavcst set - the city.
And she was 50 beautiful ant
r"sh and yourS AID when she
situation would make the home FOR
frfch the business ran SO longed
$40 tNis - could picture IN the
es p,.S r ei. S Sis I His1Srt ,ss
.sasant reVc-ie 20 remind him az an
Management Arm IN arm they war
.cr~t over tee estate
his eyes wandered dresmilv over
the level lawns. the beautiful gar
dertrg ~ gorgeous flowers then
halted ara tender almost longing
EXPRESSION 'esnsred them. as ~
watched rs chauffeur playing ~ith
RITA a'ulos; nercelv trying 20 Hnd
zor-e reelection In her ewes 90 the
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

tomoble outside A pebble ratified
upon the roor
swiftly she detached the uote from
tho weight devOGring - AZ glance
ohedlent 20 IL instantly Auto ~
corner It, the only way out Ale
most telepathtr u was this ansv or
10 the call % her heart this ir-
sfautAreous response % her os er-
whelming desire for Freedom.
Carefully. with q smile ppon her
tips a cruel little smile az Thought
OF the hurt she was giving 'r ret p
for the cne Just received. 1--WE MIN
utes later. with her grsp In hand Con
tanning al the tAwdry. cAeap 70
rrlnders Of the life she Was !eAVlr :.
she pinned her sWeethearts note &c
the little cushion on her dresser.
then stole softly down The stairs and
out into ihe night smuggling BACK
against the cushions - The hfg car.
elate with Mild sense % frt.-i N
that made her move away even f~Nn
the strong arm Of James Waite
Where sir Queried tire driver.
The Reverend Blacks parsons ge--
opposite end Of town. you Nno" On
CarsOn-Et"
And In thAt wsv Rita elopsi
white smiled happily 20 him self
as. lost in the pictures painted hy
the Games tapping fatty over the
logs in the library CRATE. he VISUAL
ized the happy hours that had been
his since that night I'm the comfort
able. little parsonage when RIA
peans became Mrs James " bite
A man worth while a young man
whose shoulders had not bowed oe-
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19

| Was halt an hour ahead OF time
waiting for Stella at her stage en-.
trace 20 tell her my good news
when she did come ont she guessed
from my face al once
Well" she said SO you have
landed"
nodded,
And with Bemis." elaborated.
Not 4 shadow OF jealousy crossed
Stsllas face
That's fine she exclaimed with
genuine happiness and pat on my
shoulder How much do you get
Did he tell you Have YOU got any
sort OF contract"
Mr. Bemis said nothing about a
contract" admitted But had
understood you 10 say. anyway. con.
tracts were not customary with
chorus girls he told me. however.
was 20 receive $40 week for the
first three months can get along
on Il. guess. And Mr. Bemis tells
me the girls are so nice In his
chorus | shall be glad 10 be with
them"
That's right" agreed Stella sen.
sibly. But" and her hrows knit,
40 a week Is awful low lis rock
bottom. really. But II YOU think you
can go Il, you got your brains with
you 20 take IT, Ten dollars In a de-
cent show Is better than $50 in one
Of these altogether businesses
what did he say about your cos
tunes
looked blank
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
SATURDAY, A RED
LETTER DAY

Saturday May 22nd is one Of the most Important
days IN The Times Transcontnental Campaign Il
marks the closing Of the bonus offer Of 100000 votes
tor every $1,000 in subscriptions The bonus period
great deal for every young lady who is strv-
ing 70 be member Of The Times Pacific Coast party
Those who are real serious in their candidacy will put
forth their very best efforts while the maximum bonus
0ier Is In effect After saturday and continuing until
June 9TH club OF $1,000 IN subscriptions will only earn
5000 votes. Campaigners are now receiving 25OOO
more votes for every club than they will before June
9TH and 10000 more votes than after June 5th
Saturday is a red letter day in the fact of il being
the closing day for the special prize diamond ring The
campaigner who has turned in the most money for sub
scrptions up until o'clock Saturday night will re-
celye a 500 diamond ring purchased from Square
Deal Miller, 81 Grand River ave. This beautiful stone
is exhibition at Mllers store where candidates
are invited to call and inspect All votes turned
IN for this special prize will count for the trips to be
awarded at the close of the campaign.
Set your alarm clock for an early hour for these
next four days. They failure TO you.
Someone has got TO win the 500 diamond ring and
If you are not the fortunate young lady it will mean
that YOU have not made the most Of your time during
the bonus period
viii your ship come in on June 18th? Make
deep channel for the progress Of your ship of fortune
by making the most of the bonus vote period and then
you feel reasonably certain that there will be no
shoals to founder distress it.
Explain 10 your friends the Importance of paying
their subscription before Saturday night in order that
you may secure the maximum amount Of votes,-cash
all your promises If you lack couple of subscriptions
i'm making up the $1,000 club, put forth extra effort
TO corral those two and receive the 100000 votes The
bonus offer in effect is guaranteed TO be the high
est in the campaign There will be better offer
than the one in effect Put little energy in your
candidacy and your efforts will be crowded with sue
cess on June l9th
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
Sonnet of SUNSHINE SUE"

| am Sunshine Sue" dispeller of goom-a beacon
light the road to happiness and special prize diamond
ring in the Times Frisco campaign Look in
adj below.
have not been occupying space in Mllers window, 81
Grand Ryerave, for the past week. subjected to the
vous of passersby and the continuous controversy
the store about the clean up sale at 3i3 Woodwardave,
without getting hip to bunch of real dope for YOU.
Miller is going to his Square Deal Corner
Store at 35l Woodward, but he is going 10 take any
thing with him excepting the Square Deal
If YOU want TO buy anything from diamond necklace
10 litney pencil II behoves TO throw in the high
speed clutch and break speed record 3i3 Woodward
where Miller is selling every thing except the paper
the wall at 20ct of.
Set that big Ben for the wee hours in the and
look of the square deal" buys that Miller is
offering 20', OIL "A word to the wise is sufficient
wise to this big sale and if YOU will take my tip and
make 3i3 Woodward-ave. your stamping ground you will
be a wise one too
Sunshine Sue"
The Detroit times., 1915-05-19
By Ethel
Lloyd
Patterson
He did not say" l told Stella.


She thought for 4 moment
oh. we'll" she nnally said. com.
ms 10 a conclusion. "Bemis is
pretty straight. so I guess IL will be
all right. hut it's customary TO
make girls pay for their own make.
up and shoes and stockings and
gloves II they have 10 wear them.
You see. YOU could not pinch that
ont OF $40 per 10 save your neck.
Your makeup you will have 20
squeeze out. You always do. no
matter what you're paid And be-
lieve me. us no small item! With
your cold cream by the pound and
powder and stun! It's always cost
me more than my eats"
This was taking the fus edge OF
my JOY a little. But was too happy
at my fairly rapid success 20 be cas-,
down for loug My spirits revived
while Stella and had luncheon
together And by the time left
her | was ready 10 talk 20 the police
man on the corner almost. 10 have
some one 10 whom could tell my
good news. Now II seemed a long
while 20 wait until 10 o'clock We'd.
nesday morning, when Mr. Bemis
had told me TO come for my nrst
rehearsal
| employed the interval in putting
my clothes IN the best possible or.
der. guessing rightly that In the
weeks 10 come | would be too weary
10 fuss very much with them. Then
wrote letter 10 my mother and
my father, telling them | was safe
and had found work. but not giving
them nay address | wished TO be
left alone a little longer When
returned 10 them I wanted ms tu-