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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

former ON Friday afternoon Of last
week. when they entertained at whist.
Auction was the prevailing game dur
ing the afternoon and favors were
awarded Mrs. Vim. Staab and MIS-.
Chas. Beck. The afternoon social
time was concluded with a delicious
lunch.
A riding party, composed of Mr..
and Mrs Gordon Broyles. of Metcalf;
Misses Gladys Mosher, Eleanor
Schenck, Mary o. Wilson, Edith
johnson, and Messers. H. F. Ebener,
J. E. Butler, C. j. Bury and Dan
Lewis will leave Saturday noon on a
trip to Bonita where they will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Cay for several days. The spring
roundup on the Farrell ranch will
begin on Saturday and the visitors
ARE anticipating an interesting visit.
A number of Clifton and Metcaf peo-
pie VIII be guests of the FarrelPs dur
nag the affair.
Clever and unique was the Cabaret
Dinner Dance given by the members
of the Cinco Club to a party of forty
friends in the dining room Of Hotel
Morenci on last Saturday evening
Promptly at 7:30 the guests were all
seated at the five tables arranged in
Ia convenient manner near the serV-
ing room Three musicians from the
Clifton orchestra were stationed at
the opposite end of the dining room
and during the serving of the flrst
course entertained the guests with
music The first entertaining fea-
ture of their impromptu program
was a little Mexican girl who sang
numerous songs in Spanish and dane
ed to + er time by swapping her ing
ers. Following this, Mrs. Jose NC
Millen and Miss Imogene Hitchcock
sang solos in a beautiful manner
which brought applause from all.
During the course the guests left the
tables and danced, returning again to
be served with the next course Be
fore the conclusion of the dinner,
each table of guests contributed It's
part of the entertaining with songs
and impromptu expressions OF tnelr
appreciation of the affair. Following
the dinner. the room was cleared and
the remainder of the evening was
spent in dancing with some excellent
music. The decorations for the al
fair were beautiful, the preVall1ns
color of yellow being carried Out
in the profusion of native yellow
flowers as well as the shaded candle
sticks on the tables. The dining
room was lighted by the soft glow
shed from the many Japanese lanterns
with electric lights strung over the
room, and which conjured Bohem-
ian air over the entire affair. The
place cards we're in the form OF
'FDinnegrams'' bearing the name OF
the guest and a message, and was
tied to a standing doll whose squawk-
ling and noise making intention was
made obvious during the entire din
ner The ladies were all gowned IN
evening dresses and presented beau
tiful appearance while among the men
light clothes prevailed.
The dinner served under the direc-
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

Mrs John McDougall and Mrs.
Fred McDougall were hostesses to
a party of ladies at the home of the
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

J. Newt Stanger left here on Wed
nesday morning for Denver, Colorado,
where he will visit his. parents during
a two weeks vacation.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

Especially SO during keep
Hghtest weight clothes.
should inen and Silk
coo Shirt is just the shirt Tor tt
of and hosiery SALE Whe
well known Keiser and Onyx Hosiery
important features OF your dress
have all the styles Panama and Leghorn Hats
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

t. B. Schumacher, of New York City.
head of the Rock Island system.
sreEt Tuesday in Morenci on railroad
business.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

r. G.. Philips was called away srd-
denly this week on account oil the
serious illness of his wife in southern
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

Miss Hflda Krichbaum will return
to her old home In Ohio on Saturday
for am extended visit after several
years absence.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

The many friends of DR.. H. E.
Rice of the D. C.. medical staff, are
sorry to learn that he has accepted
an offer of an excellent position in
California and will leave on Satur-
day. Their best wishes accompany
him in his new field.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

Miss Ionic Moore will leave this
week for her home in Meeker, Okla.
where she will spend the summer
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

J. c.. Efronson, manager of the
ella Valley Bank has been out q
town during the past several weeks
on business.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

former ON Friday afternoon of last
week, when they entertained at whist.
Auction was the prevailing game dur
ing the afternoon and favors were
awarded Mrs. VIM. Staab and Mrs.
Chas. Beck. The afternoon social
time was concluded with a delicious
lunch.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-05-14

Misses Marvel Larson and Helen
Svedman will depart for their
respective homes in Colorado on Sat
urday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-29

10 give out the serum, DuC won't you
forget about the etiquette and save
my sons. life?"
Cyrus Vane was not a hard-hearted
man. He stood up rather stiff1y and
nerved himself with difficulty for his
answer.
81 can't help you, madam" he said.
''My work is for the good of human
ity and selfish personal reasons must
be forgotten. / am only at liberty to
think of the race. If stopped to con-
slider persons l should never have the
strength to go through with my
work"
The woman was looking desperate
ly into his face. 81 don't WOW what
you mean, doctor, but will you let
my second baby die?" she asked.
81 am trying to explain" said DR..
Vane, that these things have to be
done-in an orderly manner. 1t is use
less to ask me to make exceptions
in single cases. l."
The woman shrieked: my God,
doctor, are you going to let my Sec
ond die?"
Vane detached himself. He had
long ago hardened his mind against
such scenes, such emotions. In the
struggle for the race thousands fell.
He turned and walked onward. He
heard a mans curse follow him. He
turned down a side street toward his
own comfortable house.
Vane idolized his wife and child.
It was their only one and there was
not likely to be another. His birth
had almost cost his wife her life. The
little boy, seven years old, always ran
to meet his father on his return, to
be taken up in his arms and kissed
and petted.
Today the boy was nowhere about.
He was wont to watch for his father
from the steps of the house. But he
was not on the steps, nor playing in !
the hall when Vane let himself in with |
I,io Lau Tncfood q trOuhIod IuOroo,,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-29

and-oh, Cyrus, he can't move his
right arm"
Frantically Vane bounded up the
stairs. He rushed into the bedroom
in which the little boy was lying. One
glance at his face and he flung him
self down beside the bed in an agony
of grief.
He rose to face his wife, who had
followed him. She read the verdict
in his eyes. She. screamed and
caught at his arm just as the woman
in the street had done. -... 4
Cyrus! What is it? 1t isn't"
YES" he said, bowling his head
But it isn't the worst thing that
could befall him." he added. Many
children make a complete recovery
from it; some, of course, are crippled, 2
but"
Cyrus! What are you talking
about? Only last night you were tell
ing me that you have discovered an
absolute cure. You said there was
not the slightest doubt about it.
Dorothy
"Then how can you speak of Grip
pies in connection with Dicky? Have
you the antitoxin with you or must
you go back to the laboratory? Oh,
there must be no delay"
The man looked into her face be-
wildered. Had he never told her?
Hadn't she understood? -
81 can't use it, Dorothy he
moaned, sinking into chair.
"You mean it isn't for use?"
Eyes, but it has to be proved. It
has to justify its use in thousand
cases. Humanity am sure, but NOR
ally l am not justified until am sci
entifcally sure -
She was shaking him by the arm
as he stammered out his explanation.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16

Tfmto Sc dava ma v9domi vsem
majitel1m pozemkG a rent5fGm v
Zizkov TOWNSHIP by ma cestach ko-
lem sv5ch farem do Tho ffjna w
sekali veSkerou travu a jin5 plevel
Kde tohoto naffzenf nebude dbano
trava Sc da vysekati ma Gtraty ma
jitele.
Chas Nedv6d,
Pfedseda v5boru. (Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16
Vysekejte Travu.

Tfmto Sc oznamuje VSem MATTE
ldm pozemkn i rentSfGm okresu
Bon Homme, by CO neidffVe vyse-
kali divokou travu a vrbovf ma sill
nicfch kolem takoVSch pozemkG.
Kde nebude tohoto ornament dba-
no, da Sc traya a stromovf vyseka-
ii naffzenfm obresnf komisarG a
.pfipoete Sc to K taxGm.
L. HI. Abbott, .s
. pfedseda vfboru okr, komisrn.
j. j. Maus,
okr. auditor. (Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16
Ornament.

Oznamujf tfmto ze jsem zapoGal
povoznickf obchod a zejsem kaz-
dS Gas hotov dovezti kazd6mu CO
by 81 pfal, jake pfsek, uhIi, a vi
bee vse. Tez prodavam gasolin a
oleje do gasolinov5ch pohonG.
Josef Dufek. (Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16
RHINE zpraVy.

II . q .
Utica, 13-Lee Maynard ienz
nejak5 cas- redigoval zdeisf Gaso
pis Times Sc vidal mfsta q vrati
Sc do syeho domova Sioux City.
Jeho mfsto prevail w. w. East
man, ienz ie schopn5m noVinafem
Lesterville, 13-J. I. Janda Sc
vratil v dterS Rochester, Mimi ;,
kde Sc nalezal leceni. Cftf Sc ny.
nj mnohem lepe.-Josef Silvia a
Josef Skofepa vozili lumbr ma no.
you Skolu v jejich distriktu.
Aberdeen, 13-Mimo nekolika
Vyiimek, veskere budovy kde DIFF
We byly hostince tonic msste,
isou pouzity pro jine obchody. V
nekter5ch jsou grocernf zavody, v
iinSch odevnf obchody ifdelny atd
Tim pSdem pfedpove6 tech, ze bu
dovy ony z1stanou prazdny mas
ledkem toho, Re mestO ie suche.
Springfield, 13-Federalnf a
statnf 6fady, patrajf pc John j.
Owensovi, bohatemu farmsru jenz
vlastnf farmu nedaleko mesta pro
provin9nf bfleho otrokafstvf.
Owens ri dopisoval Sc 81. Bessie
SeymouroVou Chicago, kterou
pax pozval do Sioux City a Re 81
| il pax vezme. Ona tax uGinila
spolecn9 bydIeli jake muz a Jena
ma hoteli, avsak tfetf den on prch-
null. Ona vec udala 6fadGm a
Owens byl lapen We SVEN domove
aVsak nasIedkem neopatrnosti ane
DO tuze mnoho dGvery v n9j, on
uplachnul. Ma Sc "a to, lie jest v
6krytu v Sioux City.
Tyndall, ia. j. Sternhagen
ienS kdysi ffdil easopis v RaVinia
PRAGUE pfi zdeisfm listu Registr.
Rev. Milo. FiIipi S n9kolika cleny
sVe osady Sc s1Gastnili sjezdu ces-
ke presbytefe Cuba, Kansas.
EmiI Navratil byl minul5 Gtvrtek
wat do nemocnice Yankton kde
Dude operovan ma zan9t slep@ho
stfeva. Pied nekolika t5dny zdej
81 obchodnfci pocali vyjednavati S
1fednfky milwaukee, drahy, zdali
by Sc zdejsf stanice nedala pfeste-
hovati ma zapadnf stranu trait, TAX
he by kazdF nemusel pres trate.
Draha sem minulS tSden ohledne
toho poslala sveho Glov9ka jenz o
veci mluvil obchodniky a sd9lil,
10 vysocf 6fednfci jsou tomu mako
n9ni.
Yankton, 13-J. H. Hale, alias
James Wilson, mladistvS koneber
ka jenz nynf tvrdf, re jeho domov
jest v Aurelia, Neb. byl odsouzen
soudcem Trippem' do statnf kazni
ce ma dobu cd jednoho do petit ro-
kI Jest to tSz 18 roku starry
mladik zde ukradl potah a byl chy
cen v Platte. Minulou stfedu zem
rel v nemocnici Sacred Heart sta
rS osadnfk zdejsf James Moore, We
staff SO roxy ma mrtVici. Pohteb
Sc odbyVal sobotu re zdejsfho
kat. kostela a pozastatky pohtbe-
ny ma hfbitoV6 seVern3 cd m9sta.
ZesnulS Sc narodil v Irsku a Sc
svSmi rodi6i do teto zem9 pfistal
roce 1851 do New York. KRAFT
ce ma to Sc SWIM bratrem odjeli do
Kalifornie, kde pobyl mnoho let a
domohl Sc slusneho majetku a pax
Sc pfesfdlil do Fremont, Neb. V
roce 1884 koupil farmu Lake
port. Pred 10 roxy koupil farmu
80 akrI dv9 p1l mil cd Yankton
kde bydlel do sveho skonu. Byl
muzem vysoce vzdelan5m. Zane
chaVa zde manzelku, ctyry syny
ienz isou: James, jenz bydlf v Chi
cagu, George, jen5 vede farmu,
DR.. F A. Moore jenE bydlf v Les
terVille a DR.. d. V. Moore, jen2
bydlf zdd. TEE zanehava jednu
neprovdanou dceru.
| - -..-=--.s-.---..-.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16

Is dlouh6ho typu Poland China
kancfk1 ma prodej, vaAicich 125 az
$50 liber. Pfihlaste Sc hned. J.
B.. Melichar. (Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16

Ma prodej, plnokrevnf Poland
China, dlouh5 typ, plemenaei,
jenz vazf asi $50 liber. Tez nekc-
Iik Jersey plemenaGd. Velmi PEEK
ne. Karel Stibral, Adv.
Zabloudil na mou farmu Geryenf
bgeek, asi rok starf. Mattel no
obdrM pc zaplacenf vSech Gtrat.
Vino. Totusek. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16
Uncle Eben.

"De man dot goes around lookin'
fob advice" said Uncle Eben, rs gin
orally a Teller dat prefers converse
ton to work"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16

Nam ma prodej jablka r1zn5ch
druhI kazdt 81 jlch m1ze sebratj
"a $10O pytel. Pr. M. Kulis,
Lakeport. Adv,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-09-16

Ma prodej, s konf anebo je zame
MIN "a mlady dobytek. KIDD kou'
pr poGkam rok ma dobrou jistotu
VT KoGer Adv.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-27

tHH afe m
t# m ma Eam#m m @tt
Mi N m Sd ~ 8et a@l s4h + laa,ss 30
A H
Nt Bbt Hm puu8bH' 8 Mw W t
MH6m hH NaHa rgNmt4 M W MH % HE
Ma III cog i@NM f6H8 hH Aa4 HHNW3 sEftt
lb mH tf 1al na gdaWn8@I @n @f W6 81 Hl6s
mal ttl mb esaH@ tsnHu m 0 q. 0NuQiem NMn 6 eaHe
lnamn em aH sHt HfNrar. clio Bui tHtt ef m6ttn
e%aiahiiutt lmi at H5hta FHaahi E8t f1t tf EH eH
Qld m3 be 0qds ihm JaF s@t O0m5rE U6Mt8 sB mt1 0ar
pnisn afasain4 5hg 8aaNf fuoIN m.am aUf rbaa al m0H
lBf bud Den 6na ESD mal m HltM So ntfht 4tmtu UHWeW
0atin6 WridRalu m unBmten et c6ettadftf Ntt n 0c18a1H.
fai5n mttar annl 1t5pu8 petfateh mcraea ubb tm he1rBea Ht @t
sataftiHe unpgroH0et
egimeeneh 0aourh perlorul
SD po5e 9 Of idon aaio1ut: sott eut nidt par5liitml Sctt mt
eenaner or Y~etrograoer. eonooner uuo Barrier NH0n0Hc6M ot NmI
mroe INNER inDcu mie ocs ia 5a gdg1 Die gigaod ft -. odI
ts nh iebr mtoeiprtm ato 8nitt mol Die 3obtu flbT: Tu
ufhte gengeumgsurnee 3d11c 10000 Mdm. Gle bat 10000 MnrHI
eefongme gemott, nahom itm lbr $4,000 pahrelo Der 91oscuma
geasmg. SIT oem mulia enr 10 oumm gu aaa6n. 0aB t7o000I
giann tagierer oeterra4er fh BON 10000 ganu slnfgen" 8tfm
Smr itedt ihon cine Side qaeel Cine bon be0m 8o3lm lit aeIoaan
Selbt Der 2ie EeiB balte IN 0arn arnas3cten. oQB 0os 8crbalmib
1fo Die Eufn 10000 @mu, 10 founen in Ser 5eihnq hodfsns I'd.
900 a2anu lem 4dren bic 10000 g2an uber Grin gepapu, io mdrenI
y Imsl IW uo paHH De lzOVOu 99nne.9eu IN oHI
Gunpte ggogt ll0 mas nun Die nfeigeppr0ne4 9euqsrmasama
onbeangt, 10 MAIDEN Die 10000 Mann BEL ben @uHa, no man mr|
nit 9iiaionen refnen mB, and ben aoG nibt fat. glo MIR feline
4nafl -
5reHid, ME ih ST Qnnng gugo6. 1T bhier rfogeranrfe" grfoIe 6rl
ytufen rr ms u~nbebagifes 8efuhL. Gle 4qirtanAErHe bat Die Sci
idibte nit t1rer groBen gigenronnel ueoid ausgerommcIt. Sie moqI
bel Den iogenanntet vQeutraen" nqerbnnO @e0anfn eruetcn. 0uB cs ietI
an Der 3at tL au5 Der "ReutraIitdta bGrau55uridan un6 lber 6nsI
rednen, oaB fbnen Der ShG0el b1tnutt -
limo n%6erboupt neine oerehrten 9ehrl Scr Sic geftrt9en Gel
peiden in Der engHihamerifamiden Grefe efods oenonur befeben bof
miro n~lsgfnn6en bdben. Dob fe in ritHget @er1Dirrunq f6, fe miimI
ntft reht, noNrm tie fmot tie la9en nod redts, fe ligu nah IHfs
in Der Gut Gegt Gs raht nod elmer Iebrraidunal
SIT es StoIien? SIT e. 9umdnien2 = Grferc8 nit guBlan6 ~
testeres gsgen sFuBnnoY ST pic ndfften Gage meroe1 es bringen. Qbr
ldd9lrigen gebartstag mir in oiein Gagen fiern, emit bur6 gmt un6
gtlen 5ninmrnengqdmleoet fam oe oaiirte 2igenbr1t niht ousetnan0eran
reBen, nen Bnt to GHen miro naes mos Oeutid III, rr bnl femrI
5uiannenidnpeBen.
8tr neroen ntbt Danfen, mir rer0en ndt maiten -
ln0 Denn ms os gauge 8efn0e andQt -
@r iflogen fe neoer NIT nudhgpn Stretfar,
&tr furdteu mir 5ott rO FONT nidts in Der Gdt!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-27
Hnr 6ie neredite 5ndlr.

Serr SuIns 3tmmermunn In
Bancroft iteIite ua5 einen Brief ici.
.He5 4eiieu @uitau in Gnnitmtiu.
.opeI bel Stor8ar6 TN @ommern 3ir
9erfitguta DEM ptr foIgeH0cs cut.
uegnIeH: uSeute an mieres aclieb.
ten aaiiers @eburtstag min ifJ
gud nod 6olgenoea iarei6en:
6iirhterlih iin6 Die llut6atcI Die
Die ruitiden @orocn in nnierem
id0uen CitprcuBen begallgeu ba.
ben, bod ebenio tief idmer3en urts
Die iber'm G3aan itber uns ber6rei.
teten 2iigen. Garum bitten Glld
ole. Die 5br fennt, ia aar3 9eutid.
lano. 8ertbci0i9t Sure Stammes.
britoer, Gure aIte 5eimat6 gegan
iolde 2ugeu mo gerleum6ungenl
.SdlieBt Gud uiammen, SIR
Deutih . a1narifaner Mam fitr
Nonn; tretet eiu iur Die geredta
Sadel"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-27
Nus Dem Gtaate.

Ronca. Sir Bic Sta6tpabI TteI-
len bic Nepubltfaner Or. 2epis fir
aPapor, u. s.. 2ogan fir 5taot.
iefret1r nno Or nerl ais SdaB.
meiitcr auf. Gle 6raae Der glef-
MISUNDERSTANDING miro bel Der
Abitimmunrg NIT beritbrt.
6remont. Die 5a6res5eriamm.
lung Der gebrer ais Oil Central
Nebrasta begann Jreitaa 6ier. Gen
eritea Gortrag bielt Or. Su8olo
BON oer Columbia %llniueriit1t.
Sort Calhoun. Gin I~tarfgebantpr
9eutiher, allaemein inter Dem ga.
men Gris ooer Sebaition befannt,
Ftarb Gonnerstag fltr5 nod Der Or.
Belt auf Der 3 Nleileu bon bier ge,
iegeHen 6nrin BON Sobn Bisgeral6N
4eitere 4n5aItspimfte ubcr feline
Eerfonlidteit Feblen.
Columbus. Die bieiiae 5duI.
beboroe fauite 5ipet peitere Ban.
blaze Del her bteiigen Sighlon0
Earl Sdoul. SIR geb6rt bort MN.
mebr ein baIber 8lod, mo gg0entt
iie, bort Elm neues Sdulgabau0e
aufSufiibren. Gum RahluBper.
natter BEG am A. W11rs ermoroeten
9botaas G3aruif tpltr0e 8. Q. 20.
~aldiicpic1 ernamt. 3es 5iemlide
glprm0gen fdat an Die GEtern.
1onnerstog tuurOen bier Sobn o.
anliel0 ul0 Clara Aethnarf, bel.
Be dits AidlanD, gaeb., bird Nihter
9lattermanH Derm1blt.
F~Sairburp. Der Superintendent
Der hieiigen SHulcn y. 8. Enpineb
min bon ieinem Nnlte Gu6e oieic6
synbres stridtreten. CT befIeioete
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-27

0ieien Soften 10 Sabre lang IND
bat bic bieiige ge6reridaft i6n auf.
qeforoert iein TiiftrittsaeIud nod.
rnnI5 hi Grtpdgung 5u 5ie6en.
Ter bieiige gleftrifer Ser Hof &C.
Lamb, Senrp Q. ar6retps, nuroe
nod Nod SsIau0, 81, oeriebt.
Tie arbeiten in Den bieiigen qn.
lagen Der Nod Sslano baden ME.
Der Bugeuommen. Webrere furle
3eit abgelegte gofomotiofilbrer ia.
ben bic 9eiddftigung nieoer oufge.
nomnteu.
9urtpeIl. Gum erIteu D2ale in
Der 8eididte u~nierer 5taot ba6en
furpobl Demofraten ais Repu6lifa.
ter aanoiooten fitr bic Gta6tDabl
mlfgeltelt. Dir erfteren erbo6en
e.. M @raber un6 s. e.. 5ernotu
auf Den 5dilo, bic lebteren q. s..
@reqn mo Q 8. Cole.
Beatrice. @eiI err ais Dem DIOR.
RIG gogierIanie our6 Ginbrud
$lt5 geito6len 6otte, pnroe elmer
bonn Ridter Ban6erton
auf / bis 7 Sabre ins 3udtbags
geitidt.
ae6 CLOUD. auf ben @eIeiien
Der Burlington gabn muroe Der
zines mibefannten, ettua
65 Sabre alien Mairnes gefum6eu.
aaem Mnidein nad) mar Is Elm.
SAILS 9Th. Ger bieliae gtaOt.
.ingenienr Geo. 6. Sobuion lit bon
Der ItaatIideu geboroe fir gnt-
gum Staatsingehieur
ernailHt mo oiirfte, oa ct ieinen
Bohniis bier bebaIt, Dorl0ufia BEL.
be Meniter ousfiiaen. Sier lit
cine gelpesung I'M @onae, oltfv bier
@cb1uOe fir Die %. 90 g.. ".
~ baiIet. MS eriter beDiaigte Der
Sbnfeipeare Club 500.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-27

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tvglQlloaist after another Is dropped
luso the nefg iat A alald Methodist
'ratheG aha watched thia PERFORM
aeee. said afterwards q would never
haye believed it, ~ I bad NOT seen IL.
that al audience n civilized Ameri-
cans could how ueb q spirit a. that.
The scene at a spauish bull fight Il
really, when sou think Of IL, less hor-
.rbleH
His apoloFiats say those arc only
DIS mannor ms bat every minister
wbo supports Bic coming ~subscribcs
10 and endorses the sentiments ex-
pressed thereby
The New York Sun commented edi-
torially on the Pittsburgh revival
meetings az follows;
"It cost Pittsburgh 100000 to hear
Mr.. Sunday and 8,t07 converts were
made. or about 5000 per convert.
The preachers agreed that not mora
than twelve Or those converts would
remain faithful, and that 100000 was
a pretty high price to pay for them.
The preachers said they could do
much better themselves at much less
cost I
! rest my case ard leave It to the
thinking people to decide whether his
coming could be hailed with delight
or not.
You know as well as I do that
drunkenness is not prevented and
are not cured by prohibit 4
ton. Control Of ones appetite by
strength Of win is the only power to
prevent abuse or excess. Religion,
like a worpan's chastity, is Of the in
nermost soul, not of the sawdust
trail.
Yours very truly,
A. L. MEYER.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-27

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rer iin0 frernOIid einarIa6eii.
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6eutiden ariegeriUaiien aus ben 4
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bent beg @eitlihen Geutiden arie.
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9peft.
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oiae.@rogramm lit aufgelteat, 6a8
geifaa finoen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-27
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Nrnhf arirns6eneiiternnn.

Serr G6riftian Gaob, 1920 Sio
tt.6tr., bat aus 8ilmar in Galtid-
lan0 einen Brief erbalten, Dem mir
folgeHoes e%1tne6men:
Q8ie ales fiir ben arieq be.
geiitert lit, mirIt Oh erieben, rpenn
Dir idreibe, oab mein Su6ert,
iest 10 Sabre alt, folgenbes De.
ieIbit gemodt bot. Ger
ieI6e bat iid Gin ariegsbu9 aitge.
legt uuo oartn geidrieben:
YIN Safer @ilGclm!
Sd 8oge germ in ben arieg binein,
bin id oofiir nod biel at flein,
5d babe 5abel, 9eIm un0 @etDebr,
llno ionitigcs ariegsgerdtbe mcbr.
8enn if crit CROP bin, onnn ioait
Oh ieb'n
Sur Did iperbe id ourd 5eucr uub
5lamnen gcb'nl
Qlio, liebcr aaob 6ieraus CT.
ie6it Gu, nelde 6iiperiidt mir ouf
enogitltigen Sieg bobeu, oenn
mir muiien, moaen uno ncroen lie-
Jen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-27
Nm Safer ggil6clm!
arrn BON Gltern bfritprbsn.

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g. 5eobe, Satin oes bieiigen Serrn
3obn s. 8e6oe, lit nod mit5ntbeilem
oaB Die elterH, ioipie Gin 9ru0er unO
cine Sdmeiter Der 8eritorbenen nod
in 3euti1lan0 om 2eben itno.