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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

tsin arisg, bic ben aud ssnug an
5ano for Re billie Su balte I'm penn
erI6t email Die tOaOinIe GreiHoi4aft
NIT England aI gnb tcmmts Oanr
Aat's gefheIIt.
Mit Rorrefp1nOenS Is nit DieI
ausauri9te I'm for ben Rieien min
i9, bob 0u btngebn bubit I'm in en-
bipplOmdtid Msg bsin Slid Ders
Tu9s Oubit. SD ssb bid befObr bu
fort sebIt nod ale SnitrOdidsus IN
ou tannf bran biepenbe, oab i9
better gleide bid gu f4ide, uIs pie
{ onneres RamseI, bistabs ou biit
Der bette Mann for 70 en- G9app.
90 I'm isbt mad bid reooig." ST bat
{ Mubfment nit feline Sano ssmadt,
no auf but beitI4 geneint bat .gstt
aut!" I'm i'd ben mid au9 sIsid GEE
0ridt. Sn ben 6otel ben i9 msin
Stoff gepddt IN ben bann intpeieri,
Iuie i'd am bette ben 5ripp ma9e
tDunt. Sd fam Sine off aObrs nit
Idreipe, BEL mas fir en- Stiebmer
i'd tOmme. oafor fin i'd gu en- GROCER
9ippIomGtt. sic peroe ia ausfinne
IN tpeur sc mid isbn Oonn bin id
oa. Qn mein Sripp f9id i9 Sbus
meins Riepobrts bel Meisrleb. Sd
fam off ao6rs 6a nit iObisl @Orte
made, otDrper sic miiFs isIbIt bt.
ttpien Die aeins Iefe I'm Oa3u made,
mas i'd nit f9reips lam. Sd fin
I9u9r, bnB Sbns Sbre Subfdtreis
ipers IDbr mare, tpsnn &c mitaus
msine @dreipebriefs suredt TONNE
miiBts.
SEPT mas Ole 2i33ie, ipas mslne
alte Is III ben MeoespeiIsr fonIerne
oubt, mill i9 nit, onB sic { Stsr.
bsnspOrt9e gu fs Iase bubn. Denn
Der @eoespeiler ebbes banon In ben
gsbpsr Isle bubt. pero CT pobI s!ti9
lpi0ber foge, oab es { Sci Is, ME sr
ales 6dute 0ubt, mas i'd f9rsipe
bubn. Die 2io8ie Is ba srao ben nns
mere @eg; Die gloubt jebes Wort mas
i'd Idreifpe; 1tuper i'd nil ie al
iarREsiis IN fOE Osa Risisa lOa aud
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
9uIarwiNsnf6aft,

Bel Dem @ortrass zines poIdrfpr.
i1ers tpurben an ole 3ubDrer gum
bedern 9eritdnbnis aorten Der pps
largegenben bertsiit, auf benen bic
Rputen Der einaelnen JorI9er, aber
aud oie geograpbii9en 8erbdItniFe
sings3eidnet iparen. 9srr 9iimpFel,
Der sbenfons I'M Wortrage mar, pers
f9litF Ieibsr bic Iehrrei9en ausfabs
rungsl bss 9crtrageuOen. On Der
!Sano bsr &arte bOlte er aber nit
pisI sutsm @iaen pas @erIGumte
mad. So fonnte er am anbsrn Gage
ieiner piBbesierigen @uttin mittels
bes RnrteubIottes rsft interefante
iber poIarforl4ung gss
ben. uSSya", 10 idIOB er, ~tpsit iinO
r fdon bOrorungen. am tpeiteiten
BON ale 1T uber bod Der 4udeis
fommen.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

Cine Seibsnbluis NIT 2rdgsrs
miebsr aus Sud ssigt bas nd9Fe
Bib (abb. p. 9os nit 9obInnbt
uub 9obInabtranO s~s3ierte Srdgers
mieber fertist man am beften IN
Der Garbe. ipenn mSolid au9 aus
BEN Stpff bes Rodss on. Die Seis
oenblufe TT 5tpeiteilig. Dos Mtss
Der lam binten NIT ober pbne fpits
3igem MusI9nitt gearbeitet tperbsn.
I'm aragen unO ausI9nitt aufams
menbdngenb orgsndbte Spite, bars
unter anppfiaIuB. fpie an ben &c.
T9psiften Stulpen.
Gin gIuTentleiO NIT SrGgerlob
iinb neuortisem 2oidenrOd lit ber
0egsnitanb Der nd9lten Gti55e
(Qlbb. 81. 9as gefGlige Rlsib Bot
riidpdrts s~strsu3te SrGger, bic born
einem 2ab ongeIhnitten iinb, Der
I4einbar Die Gortiesuns Der Dor.
berbdhn btIbet unb iibsr MulIeinIaae
burdTteppt Obsr ednsIi4 umgsfiits
teri NIT 5cblnahtranO gsarbeitei
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

elfb Asa. lstt Isltlam uua
4aim N eHh tif IN tlnfm lFlbm
HnlffHlH w~tltahnbt aus Hailh
fN #fltt NffuFfatntt &iitimsfH
mH ugsulaaf0ibt ntttudahm.
Hsahtt Fshsn8klAlak aH hH lni.
i'm BE sh9fl ulllfntn Hwmst lfef
Mll tlHtG tHant NItmaah @ati
AL AhEl MH WNlah lAte MmAfA. ttls
im RlilmHt ala nlnltHl tah mssll
unA tefH ptn anlWltklW 8aittH
aulasluSgli lh4
Gins tlelekt Mtbalabmlt In n
Hhlutm hathtH NllM abb. Al
flllaluL 90 hisIt nlals h BET
esf4 fHs Mftfi efifasfn mrs
hta go, Hbsm mlt n ara ttln
aut tlnfm banltla, mdl4hotm &loll
qua. 90 nnb QUO poh boynhuia
Iasu mumtl pptatltxm nell N
ti BET Htttli ON etdutmHtu Ena.
Hidden nnh mptmtltils Fnh alall
atianllltn, INT 1ainmlhiuh buta
tlnsn Baa ~AuIommmosballtn IRA
biub etsmliltIn pptn Anepl uRh
NnrptId4tt, nnb BEN Wsairnimltns
cen ntttilsl mon ON wlltn aus
nfmItibn GleIi. Gem lltintn Etis
itnidthdtn lfN mon nthl ab. lptll
a nlsiIid prolific N.
3uIlbl ssiasu mir nod On atb.
81 sin aitib fhr Wdbdtn BON o
bic 70 Jdbrsn. 1at bltlss aIslo,
4tu. bna fit Iiibltut 1nat uoras,
lthsn m, btrarbsiisi man ON btltsa
WrlllDptr In Marine oher Mtlb.
Wlan Tam bas altib attr au9 aus
DrsFTatin nrbsittn, btr btiannllt@
unpsrfpiif Iid III. Ger Rod III AZ,
idunt unb In 1oIten %osprbuti, Sic
In Der 9oitle ben tirtm brsiien
Stoffbauohen 5uiommtngehItsn
iptrbtu. GO liz pratiiid, oielts
BuHnntn NIT Nnoptlomern an bers
isbeu, I'm bas Rodden tinsm belize
bissn qsibdsn oufinOpien Su ton,
men. Die BLUE bat ben esrabta
Sdnitt Obne 3ug. sic 1T runbum
gsldIoFen, bat aber sineu fptiisn
bsrsfOrmisen !6oIsausIdniti, oura
ben man sinfGlipfeR lam. Dla
asrmsI iinb NIT @ufl6Idgen in oer
Garbe bes 9roeens Derleben. Der
aragen lit gum 4ntnDpFen. Gin
Sdiffsrtnuten aus I4par5sm atIos
biIbst ben 54luB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

aim m. Miaiu. .Goatr
Sic, no Ifntm Gle Ben QnaslIaa.
ten itnntn2"
aiaatt: or iualt IN Der 3tlinua
tintn aHotie slptta ausbuluna al.
ntt r grtineung.'
Aihitr: sJa nnb bann2'
alagsr: .linb bdnnl Die
grfiuonug iuar tdi"
Das stnast sgltuIid Iol
DID Der 8arbisr btim RaItrtn Ia
Furhlbnr suattidtst babtn."
limb pisl Sogor mein mir Be-
aesneubtr 9auptsIGubietr bat MID
niht srianRi."
gtpagtsr S9Tub. 2ebs
rsr: rBeIde Sisrs iiibrsn uns pobI
an fidtrItsn gum glorbpOI9"
6rib: .Dis Sdnsius."
Qebrer: Die Sdipeins9 Run,
nun, 6rib, pisIO msiuf Du oenn
Strip: agDeil bic Gisbsins babsn.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

teins ausfinne, peNn i'd msin 1ripp
ltarte. Sin Ding, mas i'd ben oubn
mile, mar. oaB i'd for Die Samil@
nod c par prefents iauft ben. off
aobrs Is Oas 10 feline i4male Mdtter
getpeie, bietabs uniere 6amiI9 Is nit
10 f6Iapptg IN Seis, in iebes oubt
,sbbes bieientss edfpsdte. @ea, i'd
oente, i'd ben meme 9uttie gebobn
IN mas i'd ieoes setauft ben. oas
mad i'd Sbne betupRt, ipenn i9 bos
beim antomme IN auspade. off
aohrs ben i9 aud ebbes for ben
@eoesneiler gebubt IN apiI9e Sbne
in mid bat er Oas sr6Bts prshsnt
tomme gebabt. Sci 10 { @roBnlauI
ME Der pa mab mer edIpedte, baB
er einem in bic gauge Stdbt austroge
oubt In 5onn itpiper elm made oe9t,
tpenn mer li4 Iumpig seige be9t.
4lfo metn Iteber 6err Ae6adtios
adr, jeBt gsbt ss beim. @ubn sc in
meme Ylefetf9es tein Staatsgebeim<
mis- edipedte, bietabs tDenn Die Gnglis
l9s oa ontsti9e bsbts, bann mar
mein Qome Dennis IN mel Cubs
getodt. In oann nod E anneres
Ding, fpsnn sc sbbss bistOptpers,
mas mebbis nit 10 gang gut faunoe
0ubt, Damn Latte St IS for 9uttneb
6ebts aus un babn &c NIT treis,
meme griefs gu imprubfe. bi4abs
0os is nit m0sIi9. Man6es Oubt
mebbie ldunbs als OF ss { RinbDleb
gefdrietppe bGtt, uiptper tusnn i9 gu
Shine TONNE, Damn lam i9 SINE
iefig edipIebns, DAB fed nit Der
adhs is.
JeBt gu gutter 2sbt nod Elm Nort.
@ebn &c gu tsins grObe g~dipen3es,
In Risgdrb gu E Ri5spfdsn for mid.
Sd glei9s Die 3elebrebIden gons
fimpeI IN einfa9, ssipeIdslie, neil
i9 bod nod nit Iage lam ME lang
iH in bic Sub gb ftebn. In tn DIE
erfdts 2sin sIei9 i'd feline 9isrs 5u
fehn lpOmit ID berbIsipe Sine Sbrn
Iietper
g1iItRR s~aasEamRfsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

lta aIsib uHi,r 3ubiIimabms Bon
atatm SloIf u~mdnbtrt, aus 1luti
dlltrtn 0etmm cine ntut ftrliei
ebtr Ba chamber paHunbt &tpiFrtht
auiammtnhtIli. wlii Gctpiali unb
wtihidliditit ldbt fig Itihi ttipos
p0Htnbts Tinhtn. Tos srnt Bib
(Abb. ~ fttil cine MtIteubiuIe aus
S%pibenftuIt unb Stibs, mil Com.
msibanbs unn SHnautnf9mud, bar.
DifIs In S6parj pbss Msib, IoiDis
in S6pnrs nuf Wtib sIeid mir
i~unssppas BLUFF bat tinsn slottsu
Riiden unb ssrsibts gOrbsrtsils, De
nsn bic NIT RnopflhIub unb tlsi'
nen aufIdldosn bsrIsbens unb NIT
Wna gtfaitsrts Wsits inapp am
Ronb aufeeitsppt III. linton Iest Iis
fia, untsr S6noIlsn sefaItet unb
NIT benz Giirtsl SuIammsngsTnbt,
auf ben bod, Der ubtr bos BluIens
futter ss5ossn ipirb. Der glbf6IuB
Der eingsIsbtsn 2LermeI Ittmmt NIT
BEN arogsn aus fsinsr Spite inn
Sammstbarb nit Setti4nals iibers
Elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

3ttt erinnern, nur bic llnfDrmigiesi
Der odmaIisen Aodmooe Bat man
gsmiIbtrt; basssen finb 4ntIdngs an
bic MDben Der Iieboigsr SABRE unb
UNI bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS reiGIi6,
bsinnbe borberrI6enb: fIad geortsts
tste 2eibhen, suge, an Der 46fsI
gspuTfte Nermel binte GGItelanqeu
an 5iemIi9 tisfsn Hodaniob unb
febr bon fnnenbe, reid gornierte
RSde. GelsseniIi9 lit bic Slftpor.
tie fognr bur9 8attisrung psritdrst,
nm bic sepinIats 5iiIe an bieTsr
6telIe 81 errsiaen. auf cine I9maIs
EaiIIe pirb oni9einenb tptnis Dert
gelegt, Bonn bier tp6Iben fi9 breite
Galten mad obsn nnb untsn; an
eintgen gan5 slatten Abenbtleibsrn
lit bas 0eib6eu freifi1 10 eng nui
ben R5rpsr esnrbsitet, bob nur eth
i4Iantes Gisir9en ben Rei3 zines
iDInen aIeibes our @eltung brG1s
ts. Die Sadenileiber unb bic bo3u
gsb6rieen 5iits ssissn einsfr ftarten
Ginf9Iag ins pOlnif9e RationaItcs
film; bns turss. pelsbeieBte Sad
den, Der ruHbsei4nittene, ebenfals
ptl5perbrdmte ROd, bag tleine pel3e
fdppden unb BET tIeine rumble Duff
(groBe muffsn finb mI6einsnb Sci
ben MeriFdttsn abgslsbnt, i'm iibris
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

gen 1be= nod bur9ous ni6t a.
Der Wobe). gsmertenspert III bic
MISUNDERSTANDING bon Out,
Rltib, GtisfslH unb Gauben: IN
elmer OrunbFimmung lit Der Qu3us,
obsr ein obsr 3ipsi fem baSu obse,
tonie 9nrbsn trseben bic G9nttiss
rane. bic ME FlGdis ober ouffalsno,
fonbera MIR ais BeIebung Der
@runbfnrbs ouftritt. Die Saupts
gruHbfarben, bic aud fsbr oft gu,
fnmmen berarbsitst tptrien, iinb Elm
ianFtsg Dlou NIT grouen unb beis
len G9attierungsn. 4u9 &6uigs-
blau unb Mottgriin Iinb bertreten.
8ir 9ess unb absnbtIeiber bat
man fait ausi6IieBIi4 Saffet ess
io1blt, gebOben 0urn buntle pel5s
itreiFen uaO snrtgslbs, edte Spibsn,
far SadsntIsibsr i6sint BET ben
MerfIEdtten nur Sud in brnse su
iommen. Die G~utterfOffs finb
prdhtis IN Dnrbsn uRb Wuitsrung.
Die in unIsrn srifsn brsi Bill
bern DorgsItsIfisn @OrInssn iinO
idmtLih ous apsi DsrfGieoeuen
GioffsH eefsrtist unb iu~foIgeOsHsn
gang beFOnbsrs gum Aufarbsittn gss
sisnss lei d nun OaB man Gin az
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

- hgsaftnns Walsass W ms.
hIanHlHt muk lmmis tit ltla btn
VII ktt wNtlhMn wsnall Aut OIL.
iuHa ~ funatn. ahaH m III
HifH hHs4 unsasltii Aulif sAMllls
EHtmm AL h#kuam llmA ttls
MmFaaM fAtNl tl hn MtlMhAls
ht# fastAmeM nulA b~pthihltns
aslhm Al itn afeh MA Htltatt
mlfh th Msilmakt nee lmmgf hafl
esH watnFa tulnTlHtl. nnb nltl
fHm nml0nm zen Wltn. pen We
In IN htltn aatssH pes BEN
hfis4E gall' tntlls llgl aAlli
knnffH ntatIl kollt. Htf baapl.
lftfl n ben Ngttlim hu hlsnu
WnfH5lltn ilsal mptl N Mf innn.
Ittlfafn uummhun0awdff tf W1a.
itflalitn unh h bm @leIltn, NJ
nee slaAum NnlrHsltn atlpt6L b.
ehu auiaHtmHdi Fnh, 3d.
elssiA FtM mon, nnh Net RydHt
on Hnstlt maStn hs Ne nonHms
iunbt btkFtI6tns mir ktatanm
Nlflbttn, hh an Elm ipnnlI tss rttf
hendnolf6ti Pllb aus ptloseu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

G6obtnfreu6e. mann:
.0n biit ia beut 70 bsrsuiist, ems
md2"
Grou: nad, oieIs 6o9ndfge 9duIs
sen = fast iis beuts gu mir 70 re6t
srObipurig, tie bate in Oisiem Sabre
idon bic pierte Sons i'm 9rotoFen.
Nurt', bent i9, unb sr3dbr ibr lang
unb brett. pie Is BEL Miaers CUR
S4eibung setommen 1T. Quf sins
mai f4reit iie: sa9 9ott, meme
gans!4 SIT ibr bod Oos 9isb total
perbrannt!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

- Quf BEN 6pa3iergang.
2ieshen (ouf cine 9enne asigenb. Der
man gRteneier gum Ausbriiten gege<
benz: .Sieb'. Mama. ba bat cine
9enne tlsine Gnten aooptiert!4
- @sfGbrIi9e3sit. 2anOs
itrei9er ian Der pforts zines gaus
e~rngebSftss): sOb Der 9unO beibt24
8duerin: sGreiIin beibt Ell llebsr,
6aupt iest in Der Jdftenasit!1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27
!. Ser Dom BON BE

- Der Don Suonb bon 6eus
Z. ySa. mas ie1e i'd, BAIT 0u bean
Elm @ei4dftstOntor ~erOIfnet94
Don SuaH: nglein, blob etn padr
@hretbmdf9inen > 5rGuleins 3ur
8epdltigung meinsr 2iebestprrefpon<
BENG angeitelt,
nebertrumpft. sd
fannie einen S9auipisler, Der fpieIte
ben 6rau3 door 70 rsaIiItifd, DAB
er ieOesmnl ieIbf Dor fi9 bange
puroe."
~0as tit nod gar ni6ts; i9 tonnte
einen, Der srbrofeIts fi9 uls Gran5
Moor iebesmol - pirtli9!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

~5N7l. o. oN
IN In Die Mienteim ben mer ales
iiprergetd5tt. uler ben bonn Metter
geiprOde i'm BON bic Suueitet Stebts
I'm in Jddt bon allen, bios nit bon
meme 0rbsr mo er mid eeiptpe bat
poLe. grf9t ME Der Barber bas
taiIsrlias 6ebs in en- faIonsfdbige
3uItano gebabt bat III aus ben
Ruhm fort is, bat Der aaiier ees
fagt: ag1au. pbiIipp, jest nil i'd bid
iogt, mas 9u gu Oubn bait: SD mil,
bab 6u 70 i9nel ME mOgIi9 mad
bic Suneitst Stsbts fabre oublt I'm
Id geb nids Drum, ME on bins
tommlt. Sd min, bob ou en- oisiente
adbt nit ben prsHenoent 9oft IN
ba3u itsbit, buB Die 9iffituItiss init
uns auTgspdtf9t Derbe. Mie Is jebt
fteht. 0as ia ia bod bieI gu oumm,
ais Dab mer nod ebbss Orifptper iags
tam. Dsnn Die Msritaner bic anne.
ritsa 3ittiItns oobtIdieBs O1ms trits
&c Die 2eut einfu9 gu DerItsbH, baB
Is meg bIsipe fole. NO 9eni6sr is;
ipsnn mir aipipsr email dd5ioentIie
{ par IN ben Obf4sn fale IOFe, Oouu
tpsrb { f9rsdli9es Gebdatr esltart
unO reitsipeg perb BON Mabr eetabit.
Wair noble Otroont tsin arieg - mir
ben iebt Idon aass an 9onb, mo
msr BON aebr nemms tOnne; IN i5
Osnts bic Sansitst StsRts pOls saa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

= Gi9trss 3st9en. Griter
9udbalter: sd CLAUDE, Der gbef
pirb glsih nit einem 9onneripetter
iiber uns berfallen."
3peiter gu9balter: gWiefo2"
Gritsr 8u9halter: r@sben sic
bod bic MoIfe auf leiner Gtirn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

@itIfaeeno. Die 6rau
59ul3 oi9tst felt i9rer 8erbeir1tung
oIfo ni4t mebr, Serr Reoatteur24
,Rein, bic gbe bat Ie poaitGnbig
unfddoIiG ssmadt.1
Der Spr0bIing bss
9tofeffors. sWie i'd borte. 1T
8ein qapo geftorbsn?"
profeForsiDbnden: sSd, papa 1T
einem gfufe ins Senieits sefOIgt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

Mater Gttunbinntm
.ntnii Dir, litbt Rate. biz kpsboIlt
Gene preui ubtrnu Gus. msln muns
IIti tunItidl' Nd, @ttlt. Iusnn
IIs In Dsiutr qoqt lpGrs, iplvht he
Iald siipua nodhIf,nl'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

m6rilt6 |tul
so finbt Die Silmms bts arnori
fen rsidi idr biz 9abus abIoIui uihi|
aus
.er N ia aud Bios q ammt
idnau.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

@snagt. sQlb bas iF
eth SugenObiIO BON Sbnen, gnGbige
5raug absr - ba 1inb Sic ia gaus
hea6lono unb iebt - tieFbrinstt!~
nSd - BIN - benton sic. id BIN
in elmer Nadt - Dor 56reden
i6par3 getpurbeR!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

3utrsffsnb. pOIi5eibsume
ter (tpel6sr baau iOmmt, aIs Elm
autOmobilit in cine gdnisberos GEE
fabren if): .46er bOren sic, bas 1T
ia bic reinfte = Srobi4ldaterei."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

gen fin Id au ois
feitsefeBte 3eit in
ben S4loB gepeis
I'm ID fin sIet4 5n
ben aaifer eerufe
pOrbe. Sein 9pf.
barber mar grao
babel, Seine Mdt.
iieitie en- SmpiersI
Gd1ehf ait defpfpe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-27

5re9. .@art', Sunge. ia
fperb' Did itsblen Iebren!-
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-02
CELEBRATES COMPLETION OF
100 MILES OF ROAD

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov 27.-Milwau-
kee city and county are today celebrat-
ing the completion of 100 miles Of per
manent good roads in Milwaukee
county.
Three governors were expected to
attend-Dunne, Illinois; Ferris, EIichi-
gan and Philip, Wisconsin. Another
star attraction is Mayor William Hale
Thompson, Chicago. Highway officials
from six other states are in the city
for the celebration.
The biggest motor parade in the
history Of Milwaukee passed through
the streets at noon today. The streets
were decorated and flags were flying
from almost every building.
The affair will close tonight with
a monster banquet at the Hotel Pits
ter.
This county now has over 80 miles
Of concrete roads and more than 100
miles of improved highways. Plans
have been made to connect the roads
so that an automobile may travel al
day on concrete roads in the county
without passing the same way twice
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-02

profits Of western land deals. Dur
ing the forties Wisconsin was q prom
ising field for land spectators, and
Webster at various times had hold
ings in and about Madison, IS well as
in the southwestern part Of the Terri
tory. The firm Of Washburn - Wood
man, to which Webster's letters were
addressed, was q prominent land and
banking agency in the Mineral Point
region, Washburn being at a later
time a governor Of the state.
The envelopes which carried Web
ster's correspondence, and which are
also in the possession of the Wiscon-
sin Historical Society, throw an inter
esting side-light upon the ethical
standards Of that day. They show
/ that the great New Englander, high
minded though he was, did not hest
tate to employ the government frank
/ ing privileges in conducting his pri-
I yate business.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-02

EASTERN CARRIERS PUSHED
WITH EXPORT FREIGHT.
One Railway Refuses to Accept Any
More Shortage
Of Boats.

New York Nov 29.-Tbe Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railway,
whose lines are cholzed as far back
as Scranton with loaded freight cars
it cannot move, instructed it's agents
to accept no more freight for export
until further notice. More than 5000
loaded cars from the west containing
grain, feed, flour, copper and other
commodities have virtually turned
the terminals and sidings into a stOr-
age warehouse for weeks. Some Of
the cars have been held for eighty
days.
Inquiry at other railroad Offices de-
Veloped that almost every road ter
minating here is glutted with freight
cars standing loaded and idle On sid
ings for hundreds of miles back along
the line, and that other roads would
follow the Lackawanna' s lead shortly.
Tor months New York, mouth Of the
bottle through which pours the great
bulk Of Americas export trade, has
been cIogged with freight in excess
of the facilities Of the steamship COM
panies attempting to handle it. In
October alone exports tc the value Of
approximately $175,000 900 left New
York on 1913 ships.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-02
AlRHIEfJ SHOT DOWN
FIVE GERMAN AEROPLANES RE-
PORTED DESTROYED.
French Sink Boat Trying 10 Rescue
Teu%ons From Aerop!snc Which
Fell Into Sea.

Paris. Nov. 29-Activity on the
western front during the past twenty
four hours. with the exception OF tso-
lated local engagements. was confined
to the air.
Reports issued by the war Office
chronicle a continuous series of vic.
tories for the aerial corps OF the allied
troops Five German aeToplanes were
brought down in as many engage
nents. one German small boat which
attempted to salvage a German aero
plane when it was tumblod into the
ara was sunk and the German hangers
at Habsheim, east OF Muelhausen, were
b0mbarded and set on fire.
The midnight c0mmUnique says:
Aside from the usual cann0nades
there is nothing to report on the whole
front, with the exception Of at the west
Of Berry-Au-Bac, where a strong enc
my accommodating force was dispersed
by our fire
During the day our ayiators were
exceedingly active. In Belgium, one
of our ayiators. pursuing an enemy
squadron. succeeded in bringing down
one Of the enemy machines which fell
into the sea OF Westende Bains. A
torpedo boat and some small German
boats put out from Oatend and Middle
herke to try to salvage it. The allies
hydr0pIanes and our artillery attacked
the small boats and succeeded in sink
ing one Of them.
"A squadron of ten of our machines
5ombarded the hangers at Habsheim,
east Of MueIhausen. Eight bombs Of
calibor 155 and 20 of caIiber 80 were
dropped on the hangers. which caught
ire. A German aviatik on the grounds
was damaged by our pr0iectiles. The
enemy vainly tried to pursue our ma
chimes. One aviatik, pierced by the
Gre from one OF our machine guns.
vas Obliged to land. Another collapsed
near LUttCrLach.
In the region of Nancy German
aviator was attacked by one of our
scouting machines which, approaching
very near the hostile aerOpIaue, sue
aesded in bringing it down. Another
German machine which was present
during the fight executed a right-about
and fed
Our aviatOrs dropped nine bombs OF
90 calibar on the railway station at
<Oyon and compelled two captive bal
looms to descend. This morning to the
northeast Of Thesy ST. Martin, in the
region Of Pont-a-1I ousson. one of our
| aaroDlanes engaged a German machine
and caused it to fall in the enemy's
lines"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-02
The AVERAGE
WOMAN
Is The Financial Safety Valve Of The

Is The Financial Safety Valve OF The
Home
The average woman can make dol
lar 60 further than the average man.
She is able to do this because she
reads the advertisements in the news
papers.
Even the average woman Of wealth
is just as eagerly scanning the adver-
tisements as is the average woman Of
limited means.
The principle is the same.
While the average woman Of limited
means is interested mostly in the sale
of a So skirt or petticoat at $198, the
woman Of wealth is deeply interested
in the sale Of 500. suits for S65.
While the woman Of limited means
is trying to stretch a ten dollar bill
to cover all her immediate needs for
the week or month, the woman Of
wealth is trying to make her monthly
allowance go as far as she can.
Both women know that merchants
offer bargains in advertisements. That
is why they read them.
They know that the shreWd and ent-
erprising merchants vie with each
other in Turing trade.
The average woman reads the small
advertisements as carefully as she
does the big ones That IS why ad-
vertising pays so handsomely 20 those
who advertise.
The Reporter every day has many
interesting announcements in its ad-
vertising columns. The merchants are
telling all about the new styles and
bargains they have to offer. You can't
know all about them unless you read
the advertisements.
The woman who does not read the
advertisements is a financial draw
back to her husband when she ought
to be the financial safety valve Of the
family.
Begin to-day and read the advertise
ments.