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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20
BELLEVUE PLUNGE
TO HAVE THE CALL
Completion of New Gymnasium of
Much Interest to Swimming
Enthusiasts.
RECEPTION TO NEW STUDENTS

The plunge In the new Bellevue college
gymnasium IL a subject of great interest
in Bellevue and South Side circles just
now. Even North Omaha Is concerned
for with the closing OF the pool in the
Metropolitan building october / a large
number OF swimming enthusiasts will be
deprived OF their wonted pleasure.
T.. l.. Pulls of the department of ex-
preston, who IL connected with the
Omaha Conservatory OF Music and Art.
has made arrangements with President
Nichon to open the Bellevue pool certain
evenings OF the week to accommodate
these people as well as any others who
are interested
The Bellevue Presbyterian Aid society
under the leadership of their president.
Mrs. w. N. Paxton. Ia forming n class
to receive instruction in swimming from
Miss Bernlce Miller, the new girls swim
ming instructor.
The village men. not 70 be outdone
by the women are planning TO use the
plunge as often as possible. and a young
woman's class composed OF South Side
and Bellevue girls will probably be
! formed
The faculty and old students Of Belle
vue college entertained the new students
and friends of the college at a reception
in Rankin hall Friday evening. The
rooms were decorated In greens and fall
flowers in the school colors, purple and
gold. In the receiving line were President
and Mrs. w. f. Nicholl c. NJ. Wilhelm OF
| Omaha, president of the board of trus-
| tees; Dean Erickson, Dean Carter and
| representatives of the various classes
Late In the evening the affair took on n
more Informal nature when under the
leadership of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Cross
man and other alumni everyone Joined
In singing stirring old college songs. One
hundred and fifty guests. many OF them
alumni and former students. were pres
ent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20
CREIGHTON ENROLMENT
CONTINUES TO INCREASE

The enrolment at the department of
liberia arts and science and the high
school OF Creighton university continues
to increase. There are now registered on
the hill 461 OF whom 10 are In the col
lege. Among the forsy-eight premedical
students twenty-eight are candidates for
the Bachelor Of Science in medicine de-
gree.
The University Glee club will begin
practice today. Father Wise will again
be in charge and Prof. Henry Book will
be the director Many Of the old mem
hers are back and there is no danger
OF lack OF material.
The new gymnasium Is progressing
steadily and will begin TO rise above the
ground before long. The heavy cement
foundations have been set. and the pool
is nearly excavated
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20
Has Brother Rt Front.
POWELL ASKS TRAFFIC
OFFICER FOR SCHOOLS

C. q. Powell. secretary OF the Omaha
Automobile club, has written the city
commissioners suggesting that a traffic
officer be stationed at each OF the schools
to apprehend motorists who disregard the
Showdown" signs at school buildings.
He also suggests placing signs In streets
near schools as warning. The contention
IL that the present signs are not easily
visible.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20
M0NTESSORl INSTRUCTOR
EXPLAINS RHYTHM TEACHING

A dozen Omaha women interested in
Montesson school methods for child in
struction met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Doane Powell, where they
were spoken TO by Mrs. Florence Mer-
rift. prominent Montessori instructor
of Toronto. Canada. Mrs. Merritt dis
cussed the Montessori system, explaining
particularly the method of teaching by
rhythm. a discussion on the general
running OF Montessori schools followed
Mrs. Merritts talk.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20
QUESTIONS AVAILABILITY
OF JUDGE AND GETS FINED

n. L. Devany OF Butte charged with
being drunk and disturbing The peace
was srraigned before Judge Foster. and
insisted that such was not the case
Judge Foster said he thought different
Devany said Even Judge can be mis-
taken" Foster said: Ten dollars and
costs. Devany said: Good night
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20
Wife Finds Body of
Man Hanging Self

The body OF Michael Kennedy, aged a,
a laborer, was found hanging from
rope in the doorway of his home, 1903
Leavenworth street. last night by his
wife. The rope had been thrown over the
door-jamb and Kennedy had evidently
jumped to his death from a chair. No
motive for his action is known.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20
Ferris Receivers
From Broken Neck

Timothy F., Ferris, employee OF the
Western Union Telegraph company. who
has been in the Lincoln Orthopedic hos
pital for six months, receiving treatment
for dislocated neck, has returned TO
Omaha, practically cured. Mr.. Ferris re-
ceived his injury last winter by a fall
on an icy sidewalk.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20
BE AMERICANS
AND BE NEUTRAL
Prof. Edward A. Steiner of Grinnell
College Tells His View Of
What This Means.
LOYALTY TO STARS AND STRIPES

I'VE have sympathies which spring
from blood ties or friendship, but let
us be Americans. through and
through. Let our neutrality be not
that of cold calculation, but instead
the neutrality that springs from 10y
atty to own land. To be neu-
trail citizen OF this great country is
better than to be a partner in the
shattered treasures OF Europe.
II grieve for the unborn multitude
in that barren world. II the Amer
lean eagle were loosed to partake of
the struggle, the glorious bird of our
freedom would be come what the
eagles OF the various European en-
pires now are-vultures teasting
upon the bodies or Gods children
These were some OF the high points in
the address. How Keep My Neutral
ity." given by Prof. Edward A. Steiner
of Grinnell college before 300 members
OF the Knife and Fork club at the Hen.
shaw last night.
General GorEas TO Gene.
II was the first dinner to be given dur.
ing the season, and its success insure'
others that have been considered. II wal
stated last night that Surgeon Genera
! Gorgas of the United States army will
he tho next speaker and that he will b,
followed by Ernest c. Coulter OF tn,
New York children's court and founder
of the big brother" movement.
E. U. Graft, superintendent of schools
presided and introduced the speaker.
Prof. Steiner's address was enthusias
tically received.
Has Brother Rt Front.
1T Is just as much the duty OF Amer
icans-by-adoption to be neutral as Il q
the duty of those who claim America Al
the land of their birth. have a brothe
Mt the front with the Austrian army an,
three nephews in the trenches elsewhere
Although Austria is the place of m.
birth and childhood, would withou
hesitation go out and dig trenches an,
be shot at to keep an alien foe out of th
land of my adoption"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20

ANY Disorders Come from the Liver,
Constipation. headache, bilious spells
indicate "A sluggish liver The tried rem
edy Is Or. Kings New Life Pills. Only
25c. An ts.-Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20

beauty More Than Skin Deep.
A beautiful woman always has good di-
gestion II your digestion IL faulty.
Chamberlain's Tablets will do you good.
obtainRble everywhere. All druggists
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20
ENTERTAINS LITTLE GUESTS
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY

Mrs. William A. Chrisman entertained
sixteen little guests yesterday at a birth
day surprise party I'm honor Of her daugh-
ter, Eugenia. aged years. Tho decora-
tions were In red and white.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20

Apartments. flats, houses ana cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee For Rent"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20
Royal NeiEhbors Of America.


The Benson Belle Rebekah lodge will
give an entertainment and serve refresh
ments on Monday evening at the odd
fellows' hail for its members, the odd
Fellows and their families. The event is
In celebration OF the sixty-fourth ami
Versary Of the Rebekah lodge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20
B. & M. Camp Plans
To Hold a Great
Blowout Oct. l8

b. & NJ. camp No. S45 is arranging to
hold the most pretentious entertainment
in its history. 1t will take place on the
evening of October IS at the Douglas Audi
tortum. Details are now being worked
out and will be announced later. At the
meeting Of the camp last Tuesday eve
ming District Deputy Wood was present
and announced that b. & NJ camp stood
an excellent chance to win the banner
offered by the head camp for the largest
membership growth during the year Of
any camp in the state.
Royal NciEhbOrs of America.
large delegation OF Royal Neighbors
OF America throughout Douglas county
held convention in Omaha last weeK.
They were entertained by the Pansy and
Ivy camps of Greater Omaha.
Mrs. Stonecipher, state deputy of Ne
Draska, addressed the meeting. She spoke
on the subject, "FraternaIism," and dwelt
mainly on the excellent work the fra
ternal orders are doing In the state.
fancy drill was staged by the drill
teams of the Mail Carriers auxiliary.
The sixteenth Century Drill" women's
drill given under the direction OF Miss
Laura Holt, was well received
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20
Polish Citizens Celebrate.

Polish citizens Of the South Side will
give exercises this afternoon in the dedi-
cation OF a flag TO the Polish Hussars OF
81. Frances church. Rev Father Michael
Gluba will conduct the dedicatory exer-
cises at the church early I'm the afternoon
after which parade will be held In the
central streets Of the city.
Captain Anton Nanous and a squad OF
local policemen wiz lead the parade
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20

For Sale" ad win turn second hand
furniture into cash
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-20
The Constipation Bugbear
/ ESTIMATE cases of
! chronic constipation,
which no lnnner recnond

winch no longer respond
to the usual laxative and cathar-
tic remedies, may be success
fully treated by the use of Nujol
as an internal lubricant.
The mineral oil treatment for
constipation has received the
unqualified endorsement of
leading specialists both in this
country and abroad. 1t has none
of the dangers of the habit
forming laxativeS, and is of par
ticular value in the treatment
of constipation in children.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
@sHes itaIisniides Grb6e6en.

MeiIino. SiSilien, %. Set. -
Cine beftige @rOeri1iitteruus puroe
Gonnpritag abenO UNI 9.t5 llbr bier
beripiirt, uno lie perurio9te cine
Rouif unter Der 9ep0lferung, ipeIhe
auf Die Stroben unb Die offentliden
GldBe ronnte. giele 9erlonen Bile.
ben bic game Wod)t i'm 6reien; bod
purbe, iotueit tetonnt, fein beionoe.
rer Sdaoen oeruriaht.
Gom, %. Sept. iiber Boris 20.
Sept. Die grberiditterurg, mel
DIE Gonneritag abenb bier beripiirt
puroe, mar aiisgeIprof]ener, ais in
onoeren geairfen Staliens; iloeb lit
bis iest fein GROCER S6aDen eemel-
bet.
8u ape5aotio, peIf)es pom Grobe.
ben i'm lesten Snnrtar am idmeriten
5u Ieiben botta, mar Die Banif am
sroBter; inOeB tpuroe feline Der nen.
gouten ooielbit beOeuteno
bei9dbigt.
@rob mar Der Sdrefen ntt in.
Der Stabt aquil1 So Weilen noro.
6itIi1 BON Hont.
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arans5Eldle grahIhSnie.

Daris, %. Sept. - Dos tron3o.
|iif6e ariegsantt meloete geiterngaod
mittog: Gin artiaeriefampf nobnl
tu1breno Der No6t in Der @egenb
bon arras ieinen 6ortgofg. llniere
9otterien beib1Oigten an mebrerert
gunften bic Organization CD oes
|Geinbes ihtper.
Cine itorfe OentIhe 9otrouiGe er.
oberte cine nnierer llntergrimbltel.
.lungen i'm Qlbldnttt Bretencourt.
tuurOe nber i6Lieblif our9 unier
6euer bertrieben.
Sn Der @egeno BON RoDe uno in
.berienigen BON Quennebieres CAB es
elm frGitiges 8omboroement ouf bciy
ben Geiten.
Sn Der Champagne ridtete Der
Geinb Elm 6euer bon Stidgrdnoten
segen uniere SteIungen n0rOIih
BON ct. @iEaire, Sounin 9ertbes
uno geouieiour. uniere artileric
ontiportete Ourh cine energti1e rrnb
pirtIome 8omborbirung Der oeit.
i9an Sdasenerdben, 6eIoforts uno
BornGen.
Sn ben Argonieu beihoiien mir
an elmer eroBen an5abI gunfte Die.
0es 5einoeS un0 5e%riprengten
bic arbeiter, fpelde Die Breiden ans.
5ubeliern nerfuften, Die our1 nnier|
1etier beritriodt poroen iuaret.
gu gaiQuois fano Elm Bom6en-
unb &an6granotenfampf ltott. Sn
neriudte Der 5einO 3fuei
4ngriife, einen geeen uniere Soften
neItli1 bon Wanboue uno ben an.
bern nnf uniere Shiiteugrd6en
n0roli9 bon 8ures. 8eioe angriffe,
lDeIhe our6 cine beftige aononooe
.Hnteritiitt nuroen - nobel @rono.
ten NIT @aien benust puroen, tpeldc
oie augpn rei5eu iolen - ipurbenI
0iirh unier artiaerte. uno Snfon.
teriefeuer poIIIt1roie abgetpieien. gi.
nise 9~sahfdntpfc nit gomben un6
0~nnogranaten fanOen auf ben Soben
bon Siuse @iHeetopD fatts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
Nus Nebrasta Gitb
auh amgegenS!

9ebraSfa @itp, %. Sept. 1915.
6rnu W. w. @augb, Del1e arr
0ienitag Oas llrgliid bate, in ibreul
&oltie Die aeaertreppen btnab3u.
ftir3eu, mobei iie fif erbebli6 Der.
Iestc, 1T nabe3u nieoCr ~bergcIteat.
Serr unb 6rcu 6rib Iidlas aus
SprocuIe i%tattete ON Gienitaq Der
5amilie 5. ". Suit eiueu 8eiud n6.
DonnerItag mar 3irtustog, uno
Der geiuf bon ailspGrtS lieB nid,ts
aa piiniden i5rig. am 9iudmittaa
beilttten etna 10000 9erionen Die
8oritellung.
Sn gorton ruitr0e 6reitaa in al
Ter 6riibe o1s Saiis bon WiGiam
Miiegnois ein Houb Der Jlammen.
@s mar ems Der 1lteIten Gebau0e i'm
0rt.
6ralt 5reo Marfel, Deld1e iiG am
Gienitag I'M 5oipitaI elmer Blind.
oornlsG perotion u~nter3ie1en ntuBte,
befinoet itf] auf Dem 8ege Der Belle
rnng.
Grnlt Sbarp, tpelfer am 0tenItaa
bel einem automobilunfon i6tper
nerIest .mur6e, gebt es tGglid better.
BuuOe i'm sails BELT gut, nno
er tam iein redtes 9ein iuieoer ge.
broufen, rpenn aud Der rehte glrm
nod geldbnlt lit.
Ser Sfrtbifar Der .Iebrosfa Oai.
lp greb" faielt OaDon, oaB gRebrns.
ia iiderlib otrodeu" nir6, Dcnt
niht n1fites Sabr, 10 oodl in
3eit - 90, es pirb
10 BETH geeeiien, tpie es &C..
fo6t 1T, uno porIdufig iino mir nod
10 melt.
BoIter GGrIer un6 SRI. Safe Oct.
gen BON ct. 2ouis balten iiA bier
beiudsbalber Bel @erfDonoten ouf.
geim Seunblooen auf Der tpeitlih
Der Staot gcIe5enen Sarm bon sSo6n
gerietb Ostar Dilrtelp NIT
Der Satto IN ons @etriebe oes 6la.
ino mur6e in bic Sobe qe.
Ioeeu. st iiel Dor S6mer5 in Obn.
nodt, che er bon ieiner idIimmcn
Cage 6efreit fueroen fpnnte. Re6.
terc anofetl ieinpr S1no iinO ge.
0ro6eti, io0aB .er oieieIbe ouf ge.
toume 3eit biRans nidt gebraufen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
Der ttoIicnif6e ariea.

@ieu IS. Sept. 8on 5fau.
plaseu oes StnIicnerfrieaeg berid.
tete geitern qbeno oas oiterrei9iid.
ungoriide Sauptauortier:
pAn Der 8iroler @ren5e fulroen
fftpuHe feinalif,e angriffe in Der
@egeno bon IoHole lito 0itlih Con.
oino abgeidIagen. Der 3einb Be.
legte Die Sode6enen bon 8ielgerubt
nn0 Safraun ~neueroings NIT bcttt.
gem @eihiibfeupr. auf Monte So.
ton rdltnte uiiiere tnupiere @arni-
ion, Die ieit Monnten oieien ben
iibrigen Stellungen melt porgeidobe.
men @ren5pimft iiberIeaenen feinoli.
den Streitfrdften gegeniiber gebnI-
ten bate, geitern Morgen Dor 5ebn.
faher llebermaht lire BrG6sn.
8eftern, am abihIub oeg pierten
Wonats oes itoIieniiden 4rieggs,
bot uns Der 5ein6 feline grobe
9bInht an, iDrtoern beifranfte Iidl
oiif lOfnle anafiffe. Die bnrAmegs
Dereeblid maren. %llniere Sront lit
bente Itarfer, als lie snpor.
Siioorlider ariegsiddupEas.
sler bat ii9 uihts pon 8eoeutung
ergiGnet.@
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hHnllt aH itefa tfhitl'
uH Nlld lf9 M WIZ nat ait
~ aaalgafW VIA {ann alilt ~
lBm @llii
6h taifn Uffdtmm mll Hli
10 pflh al aHh lb hdai t6nih tat
lhhla atu Nftafmm IN lHlf Ns
Mi mlN l8m Nit gh mtti lltb o.
ttf IA mstlt ptitH
NtItalittl lat "a ntad 1tamn
lAehtN lhf nt Hnat
a1ia8afpalb lesoh M ltilt lttns
llA aitlH WtaauNtn httn
plFttl Ja litAf &N "a, ID mW
sic Aa Sst iAsuiA eaat
tt siisn - lst Naafn llshtf
MeneHnaltl
Wt i&alltlh aHalaatla BEN aogi
pslaa hpb BIZ asialltlm Qinbt tls
pcs aub ltslt Ne auf Ne NiaIl eit
lum Ehmut "a - al0ablt Il. bu
5ltIl ilea abtt tla Aiall.
Nit otm uhsn Nlld, b 10 @t
Iab, babe lt Ste atlitbil aA bott
uethFm ME gtlittt.
.monauualol 49, ilnb nun If allts
aull NtiEt Wiliuldl mtbt, itn
S.rbmluolml
Gtin Nupi iaHl mit mubt In bic
aiHtn sarid. @tin Dumb - Itn
id0ntt, iunssr, rpist Qlunb - ipit
patbs a. itei etlideli bobtn
abtr MIR Die aaatn Itbim ia nod.
Wartn ft su mott slIn 1as
dtIn9 - etIgd iiaub aui uub btugis
lih nod tinmoI nisber - un6 orlidie
siutu RUB ouf bic bIei9s. ssIbIi9s
Stirn.
sd babe alin norbem nis etIisbt
unO nun biIt ou aud meme gauge
qisbt.".
Wis 6elea am anbera 9admittaa
ipieosrtam. lisfsn ole RrbsIfrausn
Dieoer lang ibsr bic 5sIOsr.
CD fab aus, aIs erifftn iie nab
benz auppslturm oes sinen aa3arett'
bduiss.
aut Der Sapens itonO bie Obe'
rim. 0sIgu risf ibr i9on bon ipsitsm
sntge9en: ~3OrfsR - pis ssbt ss ibm
beut21
Die Obsrin tparo fi9tIid psrIssen.
Da srIaisH nsben ;br S6neItsr gr.
nina. Die msIan9UIii9e Greu bob
ipie beIhp0lenD beioe 6Gnbe ernpor:
.GaIung. GeIga - RonsspaIb Sors
len tit fanft entf9lufsn Oieie Ra1t
+. un6 es 1T beTIer pr.
9elga f4ritt an Grpinds Set,
our9 bic Sole. Maes ME iOnit.
/. So ptsle, DieIe aussn iaben Bite
juage 5dugerin freuOeftruHIsnb an.
/, =. ln0 bod - apei Qusen fehlten.
.s3pei Gterne lsu9tsten ibr ni9t
mshr = ME msbr - DIE aussn oss
GIids, =.
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Jiastu ,iner 8eItfabrtiaGt.
9as Gpfcr t:tes %mnermarteten elsftri'
ihen Natnrpru5efes,

9as Gpfer C:nss nneruarteten eleftri'
iGen Natrrpru5eHes.
Sin in Der bisbsriserT @sIdi6ts Der
S4iffabrt iebr ungttpDbnIidss Bed
- ia in bteier 6orm fpabri9einli9
aberbaupt nod niht b~osspelen
bat Der auistitantf1e SahtsS sports,
mann 4Ieronbsr Smith GO9rane ge.
bcbt. 0asIeIbe biIbete augleib Elm
Stiid6en guten nnturptfsnIdaftIis
den 4nihauunss : untsrri9tes, dbsr
eth isbr toItipisIises fir Germ gods
rons!
llnsefd6r our 3ett, ala ber 9DIters
trieg ausbra9, bate Rommooors
Gp1rone cine pripate SegeIiaht be-
iteqt, uel9e tbn unbebeligt I'M ben
ganaen GrDbaI berum tragsn {olte.
sd mil bic bette @9oneriaft bas
ben, tpeI9e ii9 fir GelO bauer Idbt@,
Iagte es, ais CT feline 9eIteaung mQbe
ts; nbas Gdbr3eug muB aIes entbaIa
ten, mas es iidet uno tpnfortobsI
fir 8elts RunofabrtsH m9sn fam,
unb es muB iebss berarttge S9iff in
ben Gdnttsn GtsIen."
Die Saat lam auf 10000 Dollars
unb mar pirtIt9 Elm Bradthid. SIN
April 1915 pur0s iie pom 5topeL
sslaFen unb sr6ieIt oen i9Onen Ras
men Sea GaaA, balo Darnan
freiIi9 bate ibr Gigentianer tie fee
Der .Sunf Gaa" geiianut! 4m /.
sui fubr tie BON i9rer geburtsfdtts,
BEN Shiffsbaubofe 81 RspDnist,
MaH., nod tbrsm 4nterpIobs gu Gitp
Sslano ab, i'm Gong Sslnn0s@ unos.
llu0 biefe rs Meilen > 5abrt mar bic
einaige, peI9e ihr iernals beIhieosn
mar! Sbre Grbauer bntten ii1 Elm
Experiment gelsiitet, oas peIentIin
0uSu b~eitrdgen Ioute. Disfs Sa9t gu
Der beIten gu MAIDEN, Die iemats auss
gefabren, unO gerobs Oieies Grpes
riment fIbrte bas tragistomii@e 8ers
6Gngnis berbei, 7ie Gei4i6te aber
3sigte, iuis lusnig mir tatIGdIiG nod
DON Der Mirtungspeiis eIeitrifdsr
5tr6ms pifsn.
8ier mub BEN Qsler Der 2oienfpsIt
Elm tn~terefantts Mifhungs Metan
Dorgeiteut tpsrbsn, has gu Gbrsu Iei>
mes @rfinoers ben Ranlsn ,M oneL
Metaa4 srbielt. Dies 1T oas eins
5ise, ben Sa9tsGr6auern bis9er be-
tannt %gstpOrosns MatsriaI, psIGes
uuourdoringIi9 fir Die dsmii9s
Nirtung bes Msernofsrs 1T. Die
dls .9drnoeIss" gefir9tstsn tleinen
6eemuiheIn unb See epG9Ie hdns
gen id nis1laIs an oieies Detail.
DasIelbe bat isoon cine unangs.
nebme gigenldaft: es iii ndmli9 iebr
toitfpieIis. Doher pirb Is gefpDhns
lid nur fir gentle, ~beltdnbie untsr
@aFer befinbIids So9ts5eiIs bennst,
lie nnter teinsu nmitdnbsn In Der
Gee perborben tpsrbsu ioIlen.
0d dtsr Die Grbouer 0es obiaen
Ga4nsagss psbts. oab d ar1
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ben WthlfI hpfntpnmmen wfthem,
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I'VE psItt Der omaha Tribune
.rtrAtu blermii afiudtnl Dor tingul
Q huinbltfs Der epaimatila hns
.mclllde ssplp0 lmiidef lHchi unh
ben &halrlab selnW Jnasinitit mcbl
nt6 nnh Wphtaala Az uefleagn uvr.
iudrn mifD. Nt uttut iidl Ncbdn.
ties Nleinrtt un0 alti Dor, elu leinet
nbweihenhfn Vrhrnnid0uunn melei,
aus Irliihlun0 atiAarpirienur va.
itOt AT ieiu. Nls Iriue Nelmnib Be.
Seihnri CT tdl0 Noln. bnlb Sitiiin.
als Irin Meiie8iel Cmaho. Chicago
un0 n%eleroinas MiImuuter. Fort
u ibnt AniteIlima pefiprnhen. obcr
0a CT aau5lih mtitgIloa Til. br0orf
er ortnaeu0 Der @iIir, iliit icin 8iel
81 crreihen. gldmentlid In oen
bentidrn RfarrhGnicrn ludt CT ii6
feline Gpier. Scpeit lid 0as be.
nrthciIcn I1Bt, bot Ct ietne NciicIei
bic icet NIT Sicmlidem glioIg be-.
friebeu. Seine MISREPRESENTATION
Nngaben ober Ioiicn ihn ais cineu
Shpin0ler erfennelL Dem oas S1nS.
uibeOinet geIcgt mer0en ioIlte.
lleber iein AeuBeres fonnte i'd mel.
fer nifts in e%rfobritng brineelL nls
Dob er ouf einem Huge blino ODER
foit blino lei. Das eeniiat ais er.
aarl 6auth, 8eitli0e SSa.
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2onoon rs. Sept. Ger britt.
Idle Saeanonmpier aGbunceaor"
(4586 Gonnen 9riittoeebalt) lit gum
5inten gebraht moroen. Gin GbeiI
Der gemonultne mur0e gerettet; Had
ben Anoern niro nod aeluht.
e. Councillor" eeborte Der Sarriion.
linie bon 2iberpooI u1lo mar i'm
transutlantiiaen 9erfebr tbGtig. or
mar oulest am 80. 4rguit oils bon
Retp Orleans in 2iberpooI angefom.
gemel0et poroen.)
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Tic Nnnbtsttaltrnma mirb eiHr
nrunOIidlf Rrninna Der llriaMfn.
lptIdlt bae NahnunpInd bel "a
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psIder bret Ntnidjen nms ptbsn
lamen, p%erntbmsn IaIlen. Ter Gun.
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rrits Samftaa inCmahn sinattrufFrn
nHO behdlfiete ON Wadmittaa ben
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arnpbien bon ben OernnaIadten 9is
acn aafaeHommeu, brsglsiden Ap-
pisn Der Erbsrs, lucIdle bic qptu.
motiufahrer Der bsiorn llnaIidsSiise
crbalten bnben.
Die gfidleuidnn . @eidhpurenen
BON Gah 6ountp babca bic gemam.
ming Ses YeriOnsa5mgcs ale iirbe.
Der Sss llnaIids iduIoig %bsfnnben.
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