davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-07

mem Grodnem, a ma poiudniu
przez Austryakow, ktorzy sic po-
suwaja wzdiuz Bugu po obu re.
XII brzegach ku p6inocy wkro--
czyli. SLIME ma Woiyn. Nadto o.
statnirni czasy spadfy w tel stro-
ME kraju ulewne deszcze, ktore
nadbuzatiskie okolice zamienily
w istny moczar, ktorym postep
pospieszny wielkiej masy wojsk
z artylerya i taborami jest nad--
zwyczajnie utrudniony:: W tyn
to odwrocie W. dniach najbliz-
szych. Niemcy j 'Austryacy spo--
dziewaja sic zadac, Moskalom
wielka kleske, jak o tenn experci
niemieccy wyraznie pisza w pra-
sic niemieckiej.
= Niemieckie pisma podaja, il
podmiejskie miasteczka warsza--
wskie, jak Bionie, Gr6jec, zyrar-
dow i inne, zostaiy W miare eva
kuacyi rosyjskiej popalone i So
dis nieledwie kupami zgliszcz
tylko: Niemcy zajmowali te mia
sta w ten spos6b, IL poprzedzaly
ich szeregi straze pozarne wojsko
we, ktore nieomal wSrod walki
jeszcze tylnemi strazami rosyj-
skiemi easifv poiary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-07
ME MoGLI SIZE PoGoDZIc.

ME MoGLI SIF PoGoDZIc.
Washington, Z sierpnia. =
Amerykanskie republiki ME mo-
ga sic zdecydowac ma jednolity
plan pacyfikacyi Mexyku, ktory-
by uzyskai poparcie ich wszyst--
kich dlatego wczoraj odroczono
ich konferencye.
Zgoda nastapiia tylko co do O.
g6lnej tresci apelu, jaki ma bye
wystosowany do rewolucyjnych
stronnictw mexykanskich do gu
bernator6w wszystkich Stanow
tamtejszych. Kazda siedmiu re-
publik wySle APPEL oddzielnie, ale
og6lna tresc tych wezwai bedzie
identyczna, a mianowicie wzywa-
jaca do pogodzenia sic. Ogolne
panuje jednsk juz CORY pre-
konanie, re Carranza apel powyz-
sly zignoruje, wobeo tego rodzl
sic pytanie, jak dalej postapic
Mad tenn bedzie konferencya pan
.amerykanska radzic dalej, gdy
zbierze sic ma przyszie posiedze-
MIA W Nowyrn Yorku.
Coraz wyrazniejsze podnosza
sic giosy, re zbrojna interwencya
Stanow Zjednoczonych okazuje
sic jedynym sposobem przywro--
cenia pokoju W Mexyku, ANA
miennym w chwili obecnej jest
odjazd szefa sztabu generala H.
IL. Scotia ma pogranicze mexy--
Ikahskie. Odjazd ten spowodowa-
ny zostai pogwaiceniem przez
Mexykanow traktatu W Naco,
kt6rym Carranza Villa zobo--
wiazali sic powstrzymac sic Cd
dzia}ati wojennych W miastach
Naco, Nogales Douglas, leza--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-07

r6wniez ME jest znanym los
twierdzy maiej osowca, ktory
do ostatnich czasow bronil sic
walecznie Niemcom wytrzymai
COS piet peInych i poteznych ME
mieckich oblezen W ciagu roku
minionego.
- Ostatnie doniesienia opie--
waja, il Rosyanie ewakuowali
miasto Ryge, W Kurlandyi, pod
ktore wprost podeszli juz Mem
cy: w ostatnich kilkunastu dniach
DO 10000 ludzi przecietnie opu--
szczalo Ryge, ktorej zabrano
juz podobnie jak Warszawy
banki, wladze i wszystkie warto-
Sciowe dla nieprzyjaciela rucho-
moSci. Wprawdzie Piotrogrod O.
gIasza, il pod Ryga Niemcy 20
stall powstrzymani, ale niema Ia
dnej watpliwoSci, IL Niemcy pod
Buelowem posuneli sic znacznie
pod miasto, a nieco dalej ma polu-
dniu zmierzaja ma Dzwinsk, by
opanowaG punkt ten LEGACY ma ko
lei Piotrogrod Wilno: kolej z
Polski Litwy do stolicy rosyj-
skiei jest w kilku punktach sill
ME zagrozona przez Niemcow,
gdyby te linie komunikacyjna od-
cieli Rosyanom, byioby to kleska
wieksza, niz ewakuacya Warsza-
wy Rygi.
- Ostatnie doniesienia poda--
ia, il Kowno, potezna twierdza
mad Niemnem zostaia ewakuowa-
ma przez Rosyan = wiadomosc ia
ME jest zupeinie pewna ale praw
dopodobna: wskazywaiaby ona
IL wzmiankowana w poprzednim
telegramie ofensywa nadbafty--
cka Buelowa re Zmudzi ma LitWe
sic przenosi i zagraza tysom no.
wych linii rosyjskich: Kowno
jest wiaSnie jednem z ognisk tel
linii drugiei obron i broni jej ma
p6lnocy, jak Biaiystok, oraz twier
dza Brzese Litewski w Srod-
leu. Kowno jest gubernialnem
miastem, starozytnem ma Litwie,
obecnie jest pierwszej klasy for
teca i liczy okolo $4,000 mieszkah-
cow. w.,
- Niema zadnych wiesci z
Warszawy. Moskale cofnawszy
sic wysadzili w powietrze 8 mo-
sty ma WHSLE cofneli sic poza
Prage; CO sic stalo wojskami
ME jest pewne, czy i lie wzieli
Niemcy jenca, ME wiadomo cd
strony Narwi Hindenburg sztur-
mule Modlin i prze ma wojska ro-
syjskie, cofajace sic mad Bug;
czy sic Rosyanie ma te nowe linie
swe calo dostana, ME jest rzecza
pewna, zwlaszcza, IL So ma skrzy-
diach najpowazniej zagrozeni jul
ma tel drugiej linii : ofensyw9
nadbastycka - pod Ryga, Kow-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-07
EX 7 R Al.
Biskup Ko-
ziowski niieco
zdrowszy.

o godzinie 9:I5. zrana otrzy-
malismy droga telefoniczna re
szpitala sw. Jozefa W Milwaukee
biuletyn nastepujacej tresci:
,,Biskup Koziowski czuje
sic dzisiaj nieco lepiej aniieii
wczoraj. Jednakowoz niebez-
pieczenstwo zupeinie jeszcze
ME mineio.
DR.. A. H. Livings.
DR.. Francis Thompson,
DR.. R. J.. Weinker."
Dnia wczorajszego przy iozu
Biskupa Koziowskiego znajdowai
sic Biskup P. P. Rhode z Chicago
(przeznsczony do dyecezyi Green
Bay, Wis.) oraz znaczna liczba
kapian6w f6znych miejscowo-
Sci W Stanie Wisconsin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-07

Dokonczenie ma stronicy 3-ciej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-07

(Dokoiczenic na str. 3ei).
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22
Nrw York Cotton Cloanr
GRAIN
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, oct 2l-Wheut suffered q
setback nm prices today, owing chiefly to large
receipts northwest the fine weather outlook
and the prospect that tho duty enforced by
! Canada would be removed The close was
heavy, ~ Hlk TO IA al Sac net lower
with December at Sl.O3A and May al
ISIOiA Corn finished X a. Il of 20 u,
up, oats unchanged to d shade down and pro
Visions varying from 80 cents decline to q
rise uf 20 T. cents.
Breaks in the price Of wheat started as
soon as trading began. The liberal crop
movement In the northwest appeared espo
ciully 10 stimulate the selling which was in
dulEed iu freely both by longs and shorts
On the ensuing dip however purchasing of
futures that was said 10 be at least partly
for European account, tended to bring about
% rally. The effect, though, WAC not Of a
lasting sort.
wheat receipts cut some figure late in the day
aa an influence ON the bear side uf the mar
kot. In this connection IL was pointed out
that arrivals at So. Louis today were the
most abundant so far this season. Adyices
were also at hand that Nebraska was offer.
ing winter wheat freely at Kansas City aud
that the Omaha cash market showed ma
trrial decline.
Corn had good support as result Of some
export sales, but the good weather and the
weakness of wheat proved 60 be rather more
than am offset Oats displayed more stead.
ness than was the case with other grain.
Stop loss selling the consequence Of an
extraordinary fan in quotations on hogs, led
tu % sharp break in the provision market.
Nevertheless. an irregular uplun followed,
the outcome Of opinions that the receipts VI
hogs would be greatly curtuiled by the big
decllu" lu prices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22
COTTON


NEW YORK, Oct 21.-There was very
sharp break ,u the cotton market here today
under heavy liquidation and local ana south
.rr selling with January contracts declining
10 70 see. or fully 50 per bale from the high
level of last Monday Closing prices were
easy and Of practically the lowest point Of
the DAY With the general list showing net
l1fg of % 10 38 points as compared with
Yesterdays final figures.
The market opened barely steady at un.
changed prices to a drCiiUe Of u points IN
rcsransa 90 somewhat disappointing cables,
sto.s favorable weather reports from the
south and tho failure Of yesterday small
r-ou estimates 10 inspire more active and
g,ns.Rl bugiug movement. There WAS con-
Siderable trade buying on scaled0wn, ac.
ccmyar.ed by reports that spinners were
FEiug prices and ~umOrs that prominent
travelling crop expert had issued an estimate
pf lB 600. 600 bales were denied, but moth
ing more than slight rallies occurred during
;he day Bud liquidation became more zen raj
or active IN the late trading. December sotd
Of, 10 I2 400 and March 10 10 78c, or about
II to 80 points net lower
There seemed 10 be little change IN the
general character Of the news from the
soath. either as 10 crop prospects or with
reference to the spot situation and local
traders were inclined 20 attribute the heavy
selling 20 liquidation bv some Of the larger
long interests influenced by the recent fail
ure Of the market 20 advance on bullish crop
news. unsettled foreign politics and tend.
orcy 10 scale down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
MIARMETS



NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-SpeahItlrs hu,EeH
large iu the horizon today with more hlEh
records and violent fluctuations whlIr TNl'H
pud other investment shares showed no
change from their prevailing torpor. Brih
lphptu Steel was again the star performer
rising 20 7s points to 500 Is. TINS represents
NJ increase Of 23o points mus Tar ihlS honl8
and twcnty.fu.d enhancement IRON us qu"''u
price Of year ago In the unofficial market
Among the other new records Of the day
were General Motors, which rose 20 TO 3iu
Studebakpr lSl2 to 1874 n WHY'S -ONeflhHu
q y TO 2G5, Maxwell Motors q 10 o. = hlu
United States Industrial Alcohol IL to ls3.
Additional features Of pronounced strength
included Fertilizer and allied shares, whose
products are being utilized In the tuilImeht
Of war orders; American Hide and Leather
Central Leather. Continental Can, tOlorsdo
Fuel Great Northern ore, Crucible Steel and
a few utilities, notably Peoples Gas OF Chl'
cggo. Gains in this group ranged from W
over b points. Some of this advantage Mha
leIinuuished in the customary prohttahhs
movement at the final hour, Bethlehem Steel
closing AZ 5sS.
Unified states Steel regaincd It's recent
prestige by rising two points 70 ~ "a, to its
record uricc attained in 1909. Large lots OF
the stock were taken with evident conn
d,uce, although the price shaded from us
best AZ the close. COppors, especially IN
spiratiou,~ participated in the rice Of spo-
Rails Of the better grade denoted coutin-
ned urcs,urc. European selling cOuNrrElhE Z
about the transcontlnentals Reading ana
Eries Rock Island was again heavily SOD
falling points to lG In connection WIN iiN
Loubtful financial status. Total sales or
sforks amounted TO 100000 shares.
Further weakness m foreign exchange, par.
ticulary sterling and francs, gave special
points 20 the September commerce figures
which disclosed enormous gains over the cor
resuoudiag time for the two preceding years.
bonds were active and moderately steady
with reduced foreign or iuluTe oLultrinES' S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22

Judge Parry, in a recent article on
"Rufus Choate. Advocate says on
occasion Choate would meet with
his Sam Weller. Defending a pris-
oner for theft Of money from q
ship. a witness was called who had
turned states evidence and whose
testimony went TO prove that
Choato's client had insugated the
theft.
"Weu" asked Choate. what did
he say2 Tell MS how and what he
spoke TO YOU
why" said the witness. che told
us there was a man in Boston named
! Choate and he'd get us off II they
caught us with the money In our
bootA"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22
LIVE STOCK


KANSAS CITY. Oct 2l-HOGS- Re
ccipts 600 lower; bulk sGgOd725; heavy
OGT5d725; packers and butchers $4,000
= 40. light SG7jH735: pigs S6.OO@ 100.
CATTLE Receipts 5000 steady prime
led steers Sg6jd dressed beef steers
.Sg25Mg southern steers S5.509 7.5O
COWS SIOOdB75; heifers $4,000 925;
ttocaers s. sea s 2j.
SHEEP Receipts 1000: steady; lambs
Ss25T s65. yearliuEs $3.50 q 1875; wethers
$3.50 6G50. ewes 5000 coo; stocker'
81 sOH sg1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22
ADWERT RTISIMG RATES

All advertisements win De- accepted IN
The World on the following conditions
ONLY:
right TO revise and classify an ads Return
wrong replies. Threotime ads very seldom
fail. Money refunded on unused Insertions.
Errors corrected or money refunded
RATES
One cent word for all classihcations
except personals and matrimonial which is
two cent, per word minimum charge 25
cents. Your credit is good IL you own
phone except for personal, furniture FOR
sale and position wanted advertising, which
are cash Classification not guaranteed after
3 p. M.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22

CHICAGO oct 2i-BUTTER-Lowe
creamery 22d27c.
Unchanged receipts 3,l92 cases.
POTNrOES--H Higher. receipts IS cars
Michigan and Wisconsin whites 4OG 4Sc /;
Minnesota whites IS a 4sc: Minnesota Ohios
450 4Sc.
POULTRY-Al Alive; lower; fowls l3c;
tpFIugs l3l4c,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22

MALE HELP WANTED

WAYTED-CoIIector. Nichois Transfer &
Storage Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22

CHTCAGO OCT. 2l--HOGS-ket1IUfs
2t, 600; weak; bulk s7.O5d 100: light $685.
a 7sO, mixed S7OOM7s5: heavy s6.s5@
7.sO: rough S6.s5a TOO; pigs s4OO "a Z 90.
CATTLE Receipts 5000; ustve beef cat.
tie 10000 1880. western steers 500 "a
$50. cows and heifers S2.Sj@s.95 calves
s72j1 100.
SHEEP-Receipts u 600: weak: wethers
50 25 q 6.65 ewes s4o0Q 600; lambs $3.50
aB76,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-Spot cotton
steady 7 points OH Sales on the spot
I1sO. arrive 2.2B5. Good ordinary 8 92c;
strict good ordinary 1O4sc; low miillng
I11fc; strict low middling 1856; middlng
III q8c. strict middhng 12.lsc; good middling
l2.5Oc; strict good middling l2.sic. Re
reipt. lO5l7. stock 2O2g54.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22

IIVFRpOOT, oct 2l-Cotton, Epo. uu-
changed good middlinE 16Od: middling
Z 2sd: low middling 6.sOd; good ordinary
speculation and export 300 Receipts
i5. GOO. futures barely steady. October Oc-
tober. November, November. December, Dsesm'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22

PRODUCE


KANSAS CITY. Oct 2l-BUTTEK-
Creamery 2sc; nrsts 26c; seconds 25c'
packing lgc H.
EGGS -Firsts 25hc: seconds 10 lzc.
POUITRY-Hens II hc; roosters &c,
IrOilrrs l5c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22

CHICAGO. Oct 2I-WHEAT-No. red
nominal, No. hard. S1O7A CLOS.
CORN-No, yellow, GA hc.
OATS Standard 800 Ac.
BARLEY zoe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22

ber.Jauuury 7O6d. January February
7I6Ed. February March TO7d: March
April April. May May.Juno 1854, June
July 7O5Ad. July August 7.O3 I'd; August.
September 6ssd september October G.73d
October November G.6S I'D.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22

KANSAS CITY, oct. WHEAT-No
. hard, SlO6m11l. No. red, Sl.ls9 20
CORN No. mixed, 65c. No. white
60 a &c: No. yellow, 65 u a. 6Gc.
OATS-No. white, 39G AOc; No. mixed
81 "a 3gc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22

GALVESTON, Oct 2l-Cotton middling
y SOC: receipts 1908; exports ], 800 sales
COZ stock SO4 gj7.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22
$500 CASH

5-Room. new, up-to-datc bungalow;
close in; $500 cash payment, bal
ance terms. Price Sl,SOO
broom, South Elwood; corner lot;
fine location; $500 cash, balance
terms. Price $2,500.
5-ROom bungalow, east front; South
Cincinnati; owner says sell on
terms for $4,000.
Groom bungalow; north side; cor
ner lot; fine view all over city; $500
cash: terms on balance. See
JOHN DARRETT
Room 2OS Robinson B'dg.
Phone 1887 Res. 1853
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22
EIOR2THLWyEST
ARKANSAS

FRUIT AND POULTRY-Do you
want a nice little home of 1O 20,
80, 40 acres that you will make 80
per cent on your Investment every
year and where you will gain back
your health? Warm winters and cool
summers. Fine soft water, nice Level
land, no rocks; prices low. If you
want to trade, price and describe
what you have IN first letter j. O.
Phillips Realty Co., Springdale, Ark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22
FURNISHED ROOMS

WAVTTD-Three furnished rooms, with
sleeping porch preferred. Phone 163O-J.
WINTED-To rent good. well located sleep
ing room, by young lady employed. Phone
1920.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-22
TO TRADE
AN HONEST SWAP

AN HONEST SWAP
A splendid fruit farm near SpringdaIe.
Arkansas. 2G acres i'm full bearing apple
trees, acres In cherry trees and acres
In strawberries, pays $4,000 per annum net,
30 per cent on $40 OOO price asked VIII
trade for city property equal value, no farms
considered J p. Johns, owner Sprlngdale,
Arkansas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13


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tt a5tt wail
ta5 N Ha Ht BID Nivtsl*
68rtt rt6h .llrT8
aff elb mtn ath 40
nHtat's
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ht nttsta az fan btfHitrUbmls
0tnbflh Ttt ntiw e5Hg fptifit
sum wttafi'ira tu Wiitoifap edftHfi
stemmW tilh 69ibl OH. 4apa, mat
MIN mti m6di tl"
Wal,r .gla. luaB mstttl III Bonn nun
.aoal"
Cans; SO middle nal dntH Gitpblns
ten unitrS Ulilroflop ltatn.'
Der Q%rttgsrat. Gin frau35Hi6g
gtrititritatir ihrsibt aus Min6eu:
1it Gritasbtgdhtrung BET @oBtrn I'll
sint IoloHdlt. Qtat5 fttut f6, an ben
HdmpiN an Der Wldas ittil3une6mtn.
SIN idmmtli6m gitrIptdlM bort man Bon
ben Qippen Der Wdmtr uuo .Sdnalinae
imr1tr mit6er ban Rui: "a glaasl a
Mads!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13

auffif9e Cite. Dame: .5srr
Ritlmetfter, SIRE 9rupps 1T bod Elm Cite
Regimeut2"
auTe2 ngreita! Sm Regiment inb
.iogdr 8psi 2euis, bic leIen tonnen."
9eutf9e 0rgdntfatipn 6ins
benburg min aus bet geialageneu ruff
l6en SebnteH armee cine 8. M. B. $. mas
den. Sine Notwithstanding III Sc
ntrdI) bat ct i4OH einberufen.
Gtnnan8b. Satin: s8u Mdnnfen,
.bieIsn 8u4speI5 TRACE i'd bereits bas
brittle Sabr."
gatte: .gab, Der Guas fat iEn nod
ldHger setragcn."
aud etpas. yqlan bSrt ia utuers
biugs gar ni4ts mebr bon engIii4en ans
sriffen CUR See."
Rein, otito ms6r ubet bon lIebcrgrifs
FEM"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13
gunner NIB Anh.

0a1 rft 6ri4roi4 i4lapt IN ban
5hltmgrdbtn
Sin padr Oiii5itrt fsfu I'm elm gtutr.
ga raihtlt e in Girob.
qtuinant Speht fdbrt bonn Qoatr in
Bic 60bt yti5t iua bic 2tuatn uub iaqt.
a9omtrpattr ainbsr, bab i'd n fas
mDitu 1rdum etbabt!@
.@r3dbItHl'
DER aatnant tdbt Fa niti LANCE Bit
ten:
s2fio ih par off Batrouiat btr6ieHert.
Sdtte bret Gage nidlts gefreHtn, mar hobt
ME ne 9duls unb mohte ftldpp. 9a,
ME ia sben bsuis, e lit aus nit mir, ers
f4eint me punberId6nt See, nimmt mid
BEL Der 6an6 unb fiibrt mid in einn
feitlid erleuhttten Gaol i6r,s Gelieus
.i6IoFes. Sd mub mid an cine gtbedte
2dfel itben, oann tIatIht bic Gee in bic
6Gn6e, bic 5ligtttbiiren 6ffnen fi6, unb
6erein tommeu: Elm gelgier nit 'nsr rieis
gen qoilarbe, Elm RuFe NIT einem mdhs
tigeu &ibeI 9abiar, elm 5ran3oie nit
einem Sorb Sett unb 3uIeBt Elm Gugtdns
Der. Der auf ieiuem 9uoeliad bic Safets
mutt ma3t!!"
Isle alter S6Iemmsr! 8a baden Sic
nun tpoht 3uerit bic Poutarbs bertiIgt?"
sd otnte niGt bran!"
ga5a! er Bat fi6 fofort iiber ben 9as
biar bergemaat!"
aSpa MIDI"
~gfu Reni4! Bel Sbrem 6uuger fper.
ben Sic bod nidt etipa nit Dem Sell
angefansen baben2"
Piles l%lniinu! - 3uerit bd6 id
natiirIia ben gngldnoer rdus9eldmiFtn!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13

ofefft 1aftH seaifat5
4Ht iatt It zoe
nt6tt6t 5B0fnh 1t nast
n tiesHe th M RM7 ri tf. eaai'
egH8 Weit ttH4ratf .
lN 9n5tana' t6at id8tH atgi
aa1 hm BukliHaa. tasfatt
It'd uaiu NliHHtf. tw HHg
taog ras tf6utfd ntfi ml btl.a
ntrotH rig itea a1giu i1fti8l'
Wattal8E eie. ga. TESS pdnn.
atu i6 tdN Dit ttsbu tralihts, lion.
idhf l6 uHb bmilt8 Baitnt 8Hnaal.
s1is lit au5 wlHitth @I ttpa sai,
.@hnb
o.: .mdbl On, mtin eaat ma6'
mir htntt 3ur gbptt slma nal ems. BAD
iA titn laW'
QHaHQGt6. Suratr sd: man
ipridt itbt, db. 10 pitl Rom -2ftulgben
sr 6unot Cb Boht. al, Graultiu Sbr
ami 5uJn 8t.iPitt aud Mitlto tapiins
biz
6rdul,iu: .fttr gcpi5l 1922 9ln pis
Ct Gle sum srImmaI gtitbeu Fat, bat er
ia gtbeuIt!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13

nsbsrftHfftg. .@siBt f8on, aarlr
SEPT gibbs 4ltohol in letter 5orm!"
An ftiteren RauId dls bis6er lam
baberbon bod net triegen!@
getrennt. Batter Geine beiber
S66ne, bic fi4 als Rriegsfreiptqige mel.
ben molten, 5urn 8e3irtstpmmanbp brin.
genb):
.@enn's ge6t Serr 5eIbpebeI, f8ider
sic bod einen mad 5rautreib un6 ben
ailDeren mad &uBlanb bic beioen bers
trdgen ii4 ni4t glt!"
1tnfere Sugenbl Sci eirenr
S4neebaaensefe4t gebt IS beiB Der. DIS
bic cine Yartei bereits unter .Sturm"
poriGreitet, fareit atf tinmal auf Der
@esenieite elmer, Der ii6 idon iebr in bic
Gn9e 9strieben Tebt, NIT lduter Stimme:
.Gelt, 6aB i9r's piBt, / bin bonn rRot9en
9reu5!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13

3ufrieben. gnGoige dir fi6):
pMie mid bic S4neibsriu NIT BEN Iebteu
&!eib h~iueiugtIsgt BAT, unberi4dmt, !.
abr es geidieht i6r redt, bab lire 5or.
0erung pobrIdsinIi9 in bic aontursmafe
metues Wtannes tommen pirb!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13

Gin Sduptgrunb. SreunGtn:
n@arum tiiH6igf 9u Oenn 8einer Sos
din ni9t, pera 9u 70 un3ufrieDen nit
i9r biFt2"
5dusfrdu: r2td, Fe mar BET berf6ieSes
men b%etannten 5dmilieH in @teGung, unb
Oa peiB iie bel SntereFuntes gu er3dblenl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13

gaf gphfa
fa Matg
F H M
NW sNM CO. fN
tH Els
fat u.f a ms inc sia
tHH8 AFT Sc Nssamfta
e nltf fHs aH3H
4HfN uHaHfHgfNHfH WH
tt4t aliiilstaa ave llttf NfHl5ath
Hiti 1851 1mtfHsss nsiaffsi
M@ ttlHfH Ntfisa III tf 6Isftt.
a 9lft hR af9fa uitte1s wsrafm.
HHgIit lH heH HHfesmsfn Wsisafea -
u aatH 10 tfhsHs ~ ttHssnimt
sH AadttlR + i9g aain HtdlnitEmi
@Httbath MabtL
Stobftuf3tt Cine G6nha,rs
mutifr pttptili ia auh nobl hiidahia an
Dem 6eti3onh 1ttHu Gm3"
-ah. rem bloB ON 6oriJoul, bltls
btu uoltt!- p
@trbHnnung. @rii: ia eie
nun tinmdl ben ars,ntitn nihts haIitn,
III es fit Gle bas tiufabFe nnb bsae,
tptrn Git minbffms tiHtn qiter bsibts
mailer taeIih trinitu.@
araulsr: .BdTtr} Garfie id mir bas
banu ptnigitens but6 einen SfuB Qrs
rat obsr Bum btrOiuuen2-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13

1nee8iefer. 2%eutnant: Pun,
Wobldc5et, d gicbt bier tppbI uiel llngez
8iefer IN Der Gesenb?"
Golbat: r3u 8efe6l, babe bor6iu brsi
Ser6en %eingeiangtnF
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13

SINNER ~btrfefbe. Sauptmann;
. Das folIen bsgn bic GtisIet bier brauben
Dor Dem l~Iutsrfano2@
GoIout: Die bat infer ariegsfreipits
Tiger, Der proTeFor, eeftsrn Qbenb, sbe sr
Fe f9Iafen ltsie, berausgeiielt."
aud tin @ortbtiL. Gribt: Bin
id frOb, onb Der 9rieg grab atsen eng
lamb unb Brantrti9 gs9t. Sect Iogt
Batter gar nitt sinmal mas, fpenn id i'm
ensliidsH unb Gran86Fiden sinsn 9itrsr
babe"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13

1~ttfftub. s9H btnn Stu 9ras
tiutf Bet bt ltbtn Rduitrti niat baa
@thirn ptrlttt ngrom2a
s9gndHrt Der gdi dngH bombtnfdtru
uuuaianb!1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13

S8meg8ltd, geIgien bat f4 Fets
nit Gtol3 cine 5iIiute Grantreids gee
nannt. ga es iebt ii6li9 1T, a1es gu
Derbeuti6en, muB 8sIsien es fi9 gsfalen
IaFen. binfprt cine 9ieberIuge Grantrei9s
g~enanut 81 fperoen.
m iBber r a b n. Telbpebel:
~glii1er, tDie ttebl es nit S9rem Chill
berhdltniB8"
aetrut: r0as babe i'd laufen laTen,
Ieitbem i9 beim MiIitdr Bin"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-13

WoAbaftt Braat. GER Wtbtr
Unit elmer MfirBai9; .9n ttH na4nn
Gagn mttst it aa4 gum Miliidr dns
guo1ei."
@dannitr; So iuobI tti bic BanIty}"