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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20
Rate Cracks Confer
On New Division of
Rail Wear and Tear
(From a staff Corresponden. !,

OTrom a staff Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, May is.--(spociai. Tells
egram)-U. @. Powell OF Ancoia. rate
expert Of tho Nebra5ka Railroad commls-
sion. arrived in the city this morning to
attend a conference OF commissioners
from the west. who will present TO the
Interstate Commerce commission their
views on division of expenses between
freight and passenger cost
The Interstate commission will on
July require the railroads to re-
adjust their charges on the two
principal sources Of revenue and the
commission will depend largely upon the
showing as to the relative wear and tear
on rolling stock and trackage OF two
classes of traffic.
Mr. Powell Is also deeply interested in
the so-called western Iowa case. which
was argued before the Interstate Com
fierce commission today. The commits
sion acquiesced in certain rates fixed
by the railroads from Iowa into Ne
braska and Kansas upon a distance
basis. But the Rock Island asked for a
re-hearing. claiming that the Nebraska
rates were confiscatory. Judge J. II.
Henderson OF Des Moines, who also ar
rived this morning, appears for the state
of Iowa.
The whole question resolves itself into
whether the shippers from Iowa shall be
required TO pay greater rates to Me-
braslSa and Kansas than they now do and
Mr.. Powell is on hand TO see that Omaha
shippers are not compelled to pay in
creased rates into interior Nebraska and
Kansas points.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20

PARIS. May la-Lieutenant General
Count Cardorna, Italian chief OF staff,
has arrived with his staff at Vicenza.
near the Austrian frontier.
Freight Traffic stopped.
GENEVA, Switzerland. May ie.--(VIa
Parls.)-Several servants, having in
charge heavy baggage bearing the mono
gram OF Prince Won Buelow. German ann
bassador at Rome, arrived at Chiasso.
Switzerland, yesterday. Freight traffic
between Italy and Germany by way OF
Switzerland has been stopped.
Cheering crowds carried British and
French flags through the streets of
Milan yesterday.
New Russ Army Appears.
A telegram from Innsbruck states
that n strong new Russian army. coming
from Bessarabla. is flinging back the
Austro- Hungarian forces In Bukowina
and Is marching toward Central Gallcia.
with the object of Joining the principal
Russian army.
A telegram from Saloniki says the Ger
mans have lost forty-three officers and
600 sailors in fighting at the Dardanelles
during the last six days. In the vicinity
OF Constantinople trains have been
stopped. owing TO shortage OF coal. No
food supplies are reaching the city and
distress is increasing.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20
ITALY SOON IN MARKET
FOR HORSES AND MULES

GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. May ls--(spe-
cial gram)-Information received by
horse buyers and agents of several gov
ernments here today indicated that Italy
vim be a heavy buyer. Orders are said
TO have been received today for tested
end inspected animals for such conhgn-
ment
In the meantime the recent reported OF
der OF 5000 mules to be bought through-
out the central west, assembled here and
consigned TO European points. Is appar-
entity being filled as shipments are made
,rst as soon as a carload or several car
loads are on hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20
Allege Fraud in
Army Hat Contract

NEW YORK, May lP.-The United Hat
er9 OF North America in convention here.
have passed a resolution demanding an
investigation by the War department or
by congress into government contracts
in the manufacture OF hats for the United
States army The resolutions charged
that the government was being defrauded
and that while the government paid only
Sli0 for the army hat II should cost Si.8
20 manufacture II, according 60 specifica-
tions.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20
Allies Silence
Fort at NarroWs
of Dardanelles

LONDON. May ia message from
Mytilene forwarded from Athens TO the
Exchange Telegraph company. says the
allies have silenced the Turkish fortifIca-
tions at Kilid Bahr. on the European side
of the Dardanelles. at the end OF the
narrows nearest constantinople. The fall
of Niagara, on the Asiatic side, across
from Kali Bahr. is said to be imminent.
The Turks are sending reinforcements
to their positions along the Gulf OF
Smyrna.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20
POLICY UNCHANGED
BY CABINET MOVE
New Ministry to Be Formed, with
Prosecution of War as the
Sole Object.
NOTHING IS ARRANGED AS YET

LONDON. May 19.--Premier
Asquith announced in the House of
Commons today that steps we're In
contemplation which involved a re-
construction OF the government upon
a broader personal and political
basis.
Nothing has been definitely ar
ranged as yet" the prem er said.
"but in order to avoid any possible
Misrepresentation, wish to make
clear here and now three things.
Policy the same.
First, any changes will not affect the
position Of the prime minister or OF the
foreign secretary: second there will be
no change OF any kind In the policy OF
the country az regards the continued
prosecution OF the war with all possible
energy and by means Of every available
resource, and, third and last, and Of
great Importance 20 the honorable friends
behind me, and. have no doubt. 20 the
opposition, Is this: Any reconstruction OF
the cabinet that may he made will be
for the purposes Of tho war alone and Ia
not taken In any quarter or for any
reason as Indicating anything in tho
nature OF n surrender or a compromisc
on the part OF any person or body of
persons OF their several political ideals.
This is as far as I can go. Nothing
definite yet has taken place. but II any
arrangement is made the house will have
the fullest opportunity of expressing its
views
Greeted with Cheering.
The reference OF tho premier TO tho
prosecution OF the war was greeted with
loud and prolonged cheering"
The prime minister waa followed by
Andrew Bonar Law, leader of the opposl-
ton, who said:
Il think Il only necessary TO say on
behalf Of my friends and myself that nj
this stage, our only consideration in re-
gard to the further steps to be taken IN
the sole idea OF what Ia the best method
OF finishing the war successfully and we
leave out OF our minds absolutely all
considerations. political and otherwise,
beyond that.
''of course. II such an arrangement
should take place, II Ia obvious our con-
Vietlons on other subjects will remain
unchanged and will be settled when the
war Is over"
Labor Party Accepts.
The labor party decided az a meeting
this afternoon 70 accept Premier AS
quith's Invitation to be represented in
the new coalition government Arthur
Henderson viii joln the cabinet. William
hrAee and RrQther lehnr memher will hs
appointed 70 minor posts.
In the course Of an address In the Guild
Han today Andrew Bonar Law said con-
oerning the rumored cabinet coalition.
Such combination would be useless
ana perhaps worse than useless, except
as means to a combination 10 the ma
tion-a nation organised from top to bot
tom for the purpose OF ending this war"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20

Little Jack Hornsr eat In the oSr1s,
Reading the Want Ad pasSJ
An ad he spied, he read With pride.
"sey WantSd"-IuSt his age.
Now, the tale they tell is exceedingly
swell,
OF the riches he made, oh, unyi
HE monsy 10 such, II he wanted -
much,
He oould always eat Christmas pie
Many a man now in a responsible
position first got his start through
The Omaha Bee Help Wanted ads.
II you want work or a chance 10
better your present position, read
the Help Wanted ads each day.
on the other hand. IL you are an
employer and i'm need OF intelii-
gent help, telephone Tyler 1000.
PUT 1T IN THE OMAHA BEE
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20
SnOwstOrm Unabated
Out at Ellsworth

ELLSWORTH. Neb.. May r.-Tho
snow storm that began yesterday has
continued undated with a depth now OF
one foot on the ground and no sign Of
abatement. The snow Is wet and heavy.
causing considerable inconvenience TO
stock. The storm is the longest IN dur
alton known here for the month OF May.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20
CHIEF OF ITALY
STAFF ARRIVES
NEAR FRONTIER
Lieutenant Count Cardorna, Com
mander of Victor Emmanuers
Armies, Now at Vioenza,
Close 10 Border.
FLAGS OF THE ALLIES CHEERED
Enthusiastic Crowds Carry French
and British COlors Through
Milan Streets.
BUELow's BAGGAGE IS ON WAY

BULLETIN.
AMSTERDAM May 19.-(Via
London. THE Cologne Gazette says
II learns from Berne that the Aus
trian and German consul generals
left Rome yesterday with their
staffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20
The Weather

Forecast till Z D. n. Thursday.
For Omaha, Council Bluffs and Vicinity
S-Rain; not much change in temperature.
Temperatures al Omaha Yesterday,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20
Italy Prepares Green Book.

The green book contains also the note
or May in which Italy after summarize
ing that Austria's course had been con-
trary TO the letter and spirit Of the triple
alliance treaty. denounced that treaty.
In explanation of the manner in which
the treaty was denounced Il may be
CONTINUED on Page Two-Column One.J
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20
Comparative local Record,

lures from the norm
Normal temperature
Deficiency for the d
Total excess since
Normal precipitation
Excess for the day
Total rainfall since
Deficiency since MAJ
Deficiency for cor. D
Excess for cor. perio
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20
THE WEATHER

Rain or Snow
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20
Everybody Reads

the day's happenings svesy day.
" FOLKS DON'T read your store
news every day, tie your fault.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-20

Continued on Page -Four. Column TwO1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-07

piBt, oab IS jest nod gu friib mar
for mad ben Brief in Die poitofficl
gu frage I'm Oa BEN i'd oas nG9itbeftC
Ding gebabu I'm fin in { Saoernc
gauge. ME mer bier ben Sdlu6r
rufe built I'M ben au ben Debter &c.
iagt: sportare ME q bii6iere Do
birra unb iOmm toIt Spptott", IN
oas meint auf Oeitid, pbringe 81
mid E 9lds Bier lin talter Quf.
i4nitt4. ngltt beautub oiIetto", bal
Der 0e9ter gefdgt IN In e tIeine
Beil ben i'd allies ge9abt, mas i6
gefrngt ben.
nDatt jub btnt ebuut Ia suerro?"
ben i4 gefragt, bietab8 tpenn ner 70
en- Seller frage oubt, bann fam mer
als : RltbI am eri4te ausfinne, mas
Die piebels bon ben 8abr oente.
rah, Guerra moleoetto4 bat er qez
iogt. I'm bann bat er atpiper losQes
Iegt! Gr bat seiugt, Der 8abr mar
E 8lefing IN ieBt tonnte email bic
giteIitens bic 0otI9mdnner seiae,
baB ie nit nlein Spogettte unb Mare
tdronie eiie tDnne, ipnbern oaB Re
ii9 aud nit Dor S4nedenuoele I'm
9omplius fer9te oebte. Die Gitel.
iens bebte nit e6er reite, aIs Biz an
bic Shermens tnputtd topores tpGre
I'm er oebt ii4 OerpfIi4te, tpenigItens
E 0uBeno tolbbIpo0et u~m3ubrinae,
Wel BON ben Roffia6n ben i9 genra
gebdbt in Id fin frpb gepeIe, Dab ct
mid nit dls betti4er damn redoneiF
bat, ionit bdtt ct mid mebbie in metn
Bier peuIen eetuipe. Wsl, i9 ben
mid nit feline Mtsn berrate IN ben
nur gefagt, ba pGtt CT gang reft IN
i'd mar i6ubr, ipenn bic beitI9e aus>
finne oebte. mas ie gu edfpette ben,
bdnn Oebte fe an fprtldufe pie Die
9afe. Den 5tont bdtt Te in ben
gonae Mabr f6on sema9t I'm es mar
tein MunOer. OaB fe 70 i9redIi9 TIRE
triege 0ebte. Su meme sSnfeH
ben f9 ebbes differences gebenft, tpos
nit i4 perbleipe Sbne Sbrn lie.
Iper
!, aRtliRp Sdusrampfer.
afMMLl
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6eniter E Gbri9ipp erum gefubrtpertt
Is un Der Seller ipo brin mar, bat
mid ods 9etsSeiH getptpe IN bQ ben
iA gepiBt, mas Is meme oubt.
So i9nea ipie en- 9uno gdu3t, ben
i'd an bic @in0ob : Stia geitanne
un in E nnnere Sedenb ben i'd nit
mein Subttebs in ben g9rI9ipp ges
IoFe IN tpie en- Bird fin mer in 0ie
9oA gsflDge. SD ben gu ben Sns
4enier geiagt, oaB t4 nit glet4e
Debt, 70 mitaus E Bort 3u ia9e I'm
mituus mel 9ta gu be3abIe fran50s
iiide Qbidieb gu nemme. SD bdtt
ia nod nit bel geno6e aiplper en-
Mann oebt bod gleide feline 0etts
gu be3abIe. Der Sni4enier bat ges
iagt, Das Debt ales Ipdter geietteIt
tperbe. 9lir bate feline 3eit au
pebite I'm mel giBneB mar bon mebr
Smporten3, als pie Die oumme 9os
telbia.
Wea. ben i'd geOentt. if4gebibbeI,
tpenn's bic beitI4e Resterung re6t
Is, oann brau9 t4 mein aopp nit
su battere I'm 10 fin nler Damn nit en-
Spieb no ia Sbne gar nit 0istrets
tpe lam, fprtgefloge. Wie mer piOs
Der in Surropp getpeie iinb, ba bat
mein 5reunb auslteige IaKe lin
bat sefagt: so, iebt fin &c in St.
teIie. @ebn &c itre6t nod Ole lfs
fi5td bi poita I'M frage Sc mad ST.
rem lettera. @artn triege Ge ale
Snitrodl4ens." 9amtt bat mid Der
nit oen 9aGubn berlaTe
IN i6 ben jeBt in Sen aortrie BON
treue 8srbinbete geItanne. Ss6
farrie sefibIt, paB i'd nit { bals
.pes 8useRb Rtepaltperi9 NIT mid
Zen, oO0er { par Bonnie
i tel iub, oann bdtt i9 { fer9terIts
hes 9lutbob augefonge.
Gin Ding bat mid gefreut I'm bag
pdr, bab i9 bic e~itelien 2engpitl6
. gut Oeriteben IN In 5ddt, i'd ben
baB i'd bifor i'd bier I'm
Gtunoe bier fein ostt, nib.
yer NIT Die 2engDitid oOrain I'm
'Ordaas sePORits4 mar. Sd ben az
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adbte innen NIT bier3u geeigneten
9dno beIeBt lperOen. Die ldngeH, en-
gen, I'm oas 9anogelent mittels elmer
Spdnge 3uidmmengebaltenen der.
mel finb Der paFeuartigsn S9uIter
angeI9nitten. Der an Iid IoIe S8nitt
miro bur9 einen 9iirtel 3uiammen
gebalten, Der ben 8oroerteilen oufQea
tnbpft lit. Die a~ragenteile Ipnie
ben gar5en MlanteI, einI9IieBlid Der
bstOeu aufgsIebten Saiden, 5teren
SteppIti9reiben. SteinnuBtn0pfe uno
3nopfl69er oienen als 8erI9lub.
Die i'm nd6Iten Bible (glbbiIoung
a borgefiibrte BLUE drbeitet man
entpeoer aus 3u9 nit aragen un0
Qufi4ldgen aug 6etoe, 0ie man
NIT elmer gorte beIebt, o0er aug IA
riertem Stoff NIT glattsn Samtauf
T6lGgeu. Der berldngerten S9ultsr
nit termeIunidbsn ftno 8IuTenarmel
nit I'm oas 6unogeIent feit i6liss
Bsn6en gdnO6su untergend6t. Die
gIuIe pirb BORN gtidloFeu, Giner
oufgendbten Galte fin0 Die anOpfs
IoGer eingeTddr3t. Den QbI4IuB I'm
Den aragen biI6et cine Roroel.
Sslbgraues Sud lift 70 re4t geetgs
net our ausfibrung oes i'm lebten
(abbiIO. 81 oargeitsllten dus
BERT feI6en GtrnBenan8ugs. Gum
aragen lam rotes ooer bldues Sud
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-07
6ataI.

2aura Qn0erIun, bas feline But,
frdulein, batte Elm eigenes pugges
fhdft gegriiHpet. Sin 69tloermas
Ter itanb nit Dem gloti3bu4e in Der
9ano, in Grpartuug zines Quftras
9es, gepidtig ba. ggitte, notteren
Sic: 2aura gnOerIon. qubgei9Git.
&eihhaItige Quspabl in mooeruen
6afons unb fertigen 9iiten. 60,
nun Elm fleiner Stri9 unb odrunter:
9ier miro f4id garniert."
9as fertige Sailb fab 70 aus:
2aura anOerion
puBgef6dft
Reid6ultige Qusnobl in mobernen
Salons unO fertigen 6iitsn.
9ier miro i6itdniert.
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gBeI6e


Sder5frage. @elGt
Qebnli6teit beitebt 3piIden ben 9are
odnellenforts uno G1ur6ills Muno9
antport; 8eibs fino ni9t gum
54peigeH gu bringen!
Qus Der @duTe. 2e6rer:
Strip, bil0e mir eiueu SAT nit Sns
i%tan3enipeg!
G4ilsr:: meine S4pefer lit b6Is
Zig ing San8en meg!
9efd9rli4e QebnGt9s
teit. 2anbpebrmann: ga, mein
Qieber. 10 cine GaIadt, Oa MAIDEN
q fid teinen 8egriff Oabon, mics
einem I'M bic S1reu fauit un0 6euIt
un0 pfeift!
9err 9uderl: SefTas. ieFas - 6as
ID ia grab tpie BET mir babeim!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-07

70, ben i9 gebentt, oab muB
ia sbbes arig impOrtentes fem. Sd
ben ben 8rief aufgerippt un ba ben
i'd gefebn, Dab es en- Brief BON mein
6reuno Milem mar. Der Brief bat
gefdgt: .Wletn Iielper qbilipp: @s
Is en- ariger 9lunoer gemadt tporoe,
bab BIT mad Sdeinie gef9tdt btit
poroe I'm t9 fin inrrie, bab mer bid
gu oa ben 9rubeI ben ge6n lafe. 0u
better mod bid rsobig, bietnbs be-
for lang tperb iemaub for Did fable.
0u muB reitepeg reoubr TONNE, Biz
tabs mer ben an en- onnsre plab en-
beroont before Subs for bid. Mlit
Giegaros, Subrs tralie Dilem".
SD muB ioge, Der Brief bat mid
teinOer biifepeuntet. Grab iebt, no
th i9on 10 gut NIT bic 2sngpiti9
3ureht tomme fin, bait i9 am Iiebs
tie segIi4e, tpenn i'd in Sdeinis bdtt
ftebn t0nne. Dinner mas Der ate
Mann fagt, bas gebt IN i9 ben for
ben Rieien nu4 glei4 piober mttne
@oos gepadt I'M ben mid ans Sem
fter gefeBt, for an bic Gtrttt 5u guide.
Qa NIT email Is es gar3 bunteI ges
lporoe IN i'd ben ssiuunnert, OBJ mcbs
bic mittogs Inn 3pei l6r I9on in
Sdsinie bic Ra6t itarte bubt.
apiper has mar nit Der ads. Sd
ben aenO9tibt. bab In 6rOnt bon ben
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D8t eetH ttt# Gbbtfh
maHHth HHiiH8 H .hH IA
psm ltH miaL 5aaH bal m-i9it
lHeeftm tlh8
NfaagH aa
tWfHsu Oct d wai ftifali1
Nmbifl g Htin hit5Haf Hltl. %
lR 10 him Waiotmatn lH pqfI1tu
1att quo btt lttlt atBafeaL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-07

@epiffeu6aft. Sutimus:
6Iuntert Oeine 5rau biniidtIi4 If
reg alters au92
G6emann: 8, bic if in 6ieiem
Puntte iebr gepiTeu6aft. I'm ie>
Dem @eburtstage ieBt iie srIt mad
feAr griin0Iider priifung bor BEN
Spiegel i6r &Iter fir 0as neue 2e>
bensjahr feit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-07

Sn Der 8u6ban6Iuns.
8u9bdnbIer: sic pGbIen Oa eintn
prG6tigen atIas Der 6immslstunoe.
Shr @obn mill pobI Qftronomie Ttus
0teren?
aunDe: Qd nein! Der Suuge min
bur6ors Qoiatiter perbetl, unb ga
fdufe i6 i'm oas Bud, 6an1it sr
fiG bort pben ntdt perfIiegt!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-07

nsr iuppeIf5rmissr S6irm ergdn3en
oas Bib. Die Manoiuna aebt aas
mdDli6 Oor Ii4. Isberaa fin6et fid
Der Grunoiab oas Gtrabenileio 70
u%lauffd[Iis ME m0gIt9 in Jarbe uno
@6nitt al geitalten, ergdn3t our6
iins mepr uIs einfads 9lufe aus tpeis
gem, meiit banOber5iertsE S6ieitrs
itoff. Dod bringeu Die Zee unb
MbenotIei0er bel iberraIdenoe
G90n9eit uno tiintleriI4e Ginfdae.
SIN unierem sriten Billie (2(bbiIr
Dung u seigen mfr Elm biibI9es Mors
gentIeio fir junge Damen. Sc
~torSfdItiger bieIes alsio ausges
FilRrt piro, nm 10 mebr p~erIiert Is
ben ousseiprofenen G9qrotier zines
MorgentIeiOes. 4ls Material pdble
man gebliimten areppitoff, Der in Iebr
sd4mddDonen 6arbenauTammsnttds
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ntt GhHtHHfatta.
ga6atis Htaali. tiadi
gusts tai D5t Na HHt a m na,
Ftm tMtt aH Ha iiHH 6ah
aa ufh ta o mll l8r He m uHi
ifuuil
VIE fiatm 1tihgohtfttIU ~. lino
Elm @plbari ln mif affahlm, btf
hti lanm noh In S8Hbtugtabm
Plahl 49,.
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utftaftfh GROUSE 30
ffu.f Hitf mt ta seta ha8 ttl,
M #s sai b iiii ltn fafaHf
hiffi 8as mlaub' M5i. tH tfna
e8 Hu Hlabaui ca tla Ia @At
ltltu afhrfih. NOR lpiiu tiHt ttiis
lara IH tHvttt0. lsttlit bsun nid
3 olisnnefhhsim uttf uu6 belize sum
utbuiIuh and no6 Mlnlul
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-07

Mud sin @ergnagen.
Srau a.: 0ie Rufen bier i'm ge-
fan%geuenIager foIen ia bol hinge.
5iefer fein; Bat es SIR 6err gemdbl
nt9t aud fdou gefunben?
Srou qrOfefor: Sa freiIi6, Der
1T bo4erfreut borii6er, ct bat f6pn
bret Qrten BON ungeSiefer entoedt,
bic es BET uns gar ni8t gibt!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-07

SET berf4an3t. Grolt
w.: 9ds 6li9tltngstino aus Gits
prrlBen, peI9es td oufgenommen
babe, bate 70 pieIe 2dufe; Die muB>
tie i'd birett aus Der ROpfbaut bers
dlstroBen.
Gruu g.: Das tparen isbenfaIIs
ruHif4s, bic batten iid 10 felt Der'
faon3t!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-07

hult IN Berlin Wal e. boll b6t.
iahtit. mar o1t8. eam duiaAHm
Wtlitmanifl uub Simbmiiah ti8
sum sinanln 1tt un0 Hstnalltih.
cine iiuItIttilH muhdH G6ndotlt8r
Nit.
Wooi'd tain Sic g~otia6ruHam
man6ttlsi 0tnts, man trianuil, 6ab
aud lanitia bic tn ben ltbim 5dbfW
btehdtitie Wltlf8rmigltit 0tr Wlobt
gtpiit9t mttasn foil, um ben Gtn3d
ntu cine srbbsft Grtibtit In btlu8 aaf
Wabl bcn Giil uno G6niii inslrdl.
men. gebm Dem bdEQsnrtig lofn
q~rinsb.lti0 ttbanpltt f6 0as obfn
I'm 10 onlisqmotrs. 0er @%is0ermeiers
WloOs nadsmpiuubem aleiO, oas
our6 reiftn uu0 rtgetmdbien 5al
bfIauspuB ON Rod o0er 0urh leihi
irinoIinenbaftts Qbittbtn 0es tur3en
Hodss Dem beutiaen Wo0entilo cine
rei3sn0e Reubeit btrleibt. Die titIt
@iirtsIliHie 1T an Wdntelu uno sa6l
rsiden aIeibern bsibsbaltsn poroea,
bod 1T is fat niemals am neiten
Rod gu finben. Gle lit bieImebr an
RIsioern. Die naturalization 8orlos
gen teiIpeiie nddempfunoen Iein mDe
gen. betont. Die nsiie ffmale Ghuls
terlinis asbort Der 9ieoer3eit an, aud
5ohlrside S~traBentIei6er sinfodner
art lebnen iid nit ibren mtur3en, net.
ten R6den, ben tleiuen qeleriuden
I'm ben Sdulteru Der mfur8en, peiten
Soden an Die 9ieoermeiermooe an;
bas slott unb bod georOuete Saar,
bon einem taum gepubtsH 5ut ges
front, Der RniderT4iTm ooer Elm flets
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e5sr lHultNt Sami agmdbli istf
sn Der anppfl6muf in naiHhla
Qua itloaraA Ter aus bret Dab
ntH, biriin INIT tn5tltalu aalt bts
iitbtn6t Rod, ih born Ititparlb Brett
umidumt nnb mil Hu6pln ttftbi.
6tr ia 0n6 ou G6lub 6ts Rodts
ano cine J1i8t aaatbrdhi. Mn btt
3aft iiu0 Saum mo anopfaornie
ring iortgditrt. Die 3aft mlrb
BON tinCm @iirit dtlnlitn. oer unitr
otn @orOerttilm ttIeitiat iH Ttt
atm NermtIlod qldll ein|Qtflaten,
an msiitn atymel iinO um 0aB
oan0geIsnl gutibt un6 ben Gtulptn
nis 0emieI6en Stoif bsgrtn1t. 0is
5ade 1T nit isIograusr @lorioItioe
ju Fdtttrn.
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use l9 10 n
metn aubm in ben
5oteI in @deinie &c.
ioife ben lin ben an
nids b6ies senentt.
ba tonmt auf ein-
nal en- MebImanrl
beretn un brirst
mid en- reti4titert
Setter aus Sders
menuie. Sci 9i4ins
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mHttW lsam afsHi
Nt I'd t m HH8i
n8tt lm ffli 81 Sd b
m siw 6flgHHH
M#tttW lim @ailft Nh
Hf hti ft HtaHHli
Nattt Hiln tat piti8 tal
sEf1HHf
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59retbebrief Nes
0btltpp 5aneraupfer.

1tto.
Mlein Iieber Serr aebadtiondr!
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annit. nnb aeinIidfeitsTnn.

Shirt (beTudt BET elmer Retie
Elm Qtelier): 30 baben sic oiele
9erbftdnof9aft gemaIt2"
MaIer: nSm part Gp. Durd.
fau6t."
s ii r #: Isl, Oa bdtten Sic a6er
srit oen Gdrtner 0as 2aub aus Dem
8ege tebren IaIen foaen!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-14
Gen ifanbinaniifc Majieit pci

Sth p~uuptNuUtlt VtuJItf uCu
Mlnncl utos llnincrittet ofDnlDtcs
libltc Sorsoog % forn1eoe Jig ipnl
en- 5l,fces. Scr bar mpot ct ret tol=
rigt H11blifum, iom pje11iDnlig mo-
rebe Jig poo bco1tc Muooe, ioet 9i=
falbet u11oertioen lteg til Sl1bel. Or
rongprerncs 8eltrGbeller efter at
legge ct ifonoinapiif 8rng oper
Soften, bar lpffeoes tiIfulbe. 5elp
gjenneln Wta0cn, ser i11otpges, Jpn
reDcs oun bjen1lige, ifanoinopilfe
&l1nlt - hi rtencr &ogcfl1nlt. Sffc
foo al ll1lincriitetets 5pibl cr bopoe
gipet Mpbe.
Otter at ct Series ongfpr boboc
ofllngct en- Sci 11On1erfcDe Sol1gc
og rpbet flcre uomrrfeoc 5ongltenl=
MGR, gift uIil SeterS" pncr 5cerel1
mes Tort % YrGciiion. 5anllpillct
bar ppperligt, % &ollernc 1,bfprtcs
gjcnnemgane11bc lncO Sorl taoclle.
Grofcsior 8ot6ne n1co True, Set
bopOc lcOct S110ituoeringel1, far ser
for megen Sore at 5elifabet.
uNifo Wprbrpr", Ser lpiIlcocs al
ltnipcrittetets %iDenife 5tuoc1tcr
gjoroe life mi11ore 2Dffe ems uGil
SGtcrs". 8rofes1prernc 5%tpmbero
og Carlton bur pGret set 1pen1fe
5ellfobs Sn1truftprer, % at Ser Ell
gaact ct fort Mrbejoe foru0 for Op=
fprellel1, beron bi6ner Sen &utine,
bbormeo Sc optreoenbe 11ofertc SC
res life ditto lette &pller.
2egrn ON uMajltangen" og SOL;
feoonlcne gift n1eo fl9oelig, On0e,
nobnlig ira Sc fpiffe rSSe1ters" oa
~Slicfors" SIDE - ligt ligger hi
engo11g for Set lbage &jgn ~ og
fjenne> set bar Sc!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-05-14
Spbn. sSt1gen Sioenifobsmono.

Sum. SSngen acknowledgements.
fan forflare, bbab 6pbn er.
9e fle1te Wennelfer lober pou 6i=
ben me0 &nperne trufne Oh.
G%lefonterne iober oltio 1taaen6c,
|og Settle gjpr set ofte.
Npbe og l1lDe iober / Ell Glogs
1onrmenrlllet Silltono me6 Nele %
'Soolaol tpt op moo b%inol1oen, 0ef:
feoe al ben bulfeoe Sale.
Sarer, Slanger og Silt loper n1eo1
Rjnene bibt oabne.
SSngen peo, ONT Sniefter lober
eller ei.