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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-02

New Jersey has 20 cities under COM
mission rule.
Rome district last year produced
179,900 metric tons Of olives.
Sandalwood oil supply comes princi-
pally from southern India.
Much OF the best wallpaper Is made
in part from leather waste.
There are 692 pawnbrokers' shops
within radius of ten miles from the
Royal Exchange In London
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-02

Asa ]. Baber. aged eighty-four. ID.
dead. He was president of the First
National bank OF Paris. ILL.,. for 5U
years.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-02
TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES

New York is the largest candy-con.
Stunning center In the world.
midas cotton crop is estimated al
100000 bales of 43O pounds each
The present war is the first Euro
pean conflict OF the first magnitud
that Spain has managed to escape for
1000 years.
Chinese exports OF firecrackers TO
the United Yates are yearly diminsh
ing.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-02
MEXICAN Revolt

One American soldier was fatally
shot and two others wounded in bat
tie with Carranza troops on the border
line at Nogales, Ariz... according to dis
patches to the war department at
Washington. The Carranza soldiers
fred by mistake on the American
troops. The Americans wounded sew
eral Carranza soldiers and officers.
Admiral Winslow, commanding the
Pacific feet. was ordered by Washing
ton from San Francisco to Topolo-
bampo, Mexico. up the west coast Of
Mexico. with his flagship. the cruiser
San Diego. which will carry marines.
ready to land to protect Americans
and other foreigners.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-02
gx..Hs.A.se .:ss. 4ssAssAssa..e..%ssA.s
Important
News Events
of the World
Summarized
European War News
3%;ts;te;ta; ;s33sstss ;3@t,@s3a

An allied submarine has sunk the
German protected cruiser Frauenlob.
according to a semiofficial announce
ment at Petrograd, says a Central
News agency dispatch to London.
Lord Kitchener arrived at Rome
from Naples. He conferred with Pre-
mier Salandra. In view of the allies
anxiety to secure Italian aid in their
Balkan campaign, the greatest impor-
lance was attached to his presence.
-
A victory for the French forces in
Serbia in an offensive movement I'M
dertaken on Tuesday last is reported
In a dispatch from Saloniki to the
Havas agency at Paris. The French
captured the town of Brousnik. west
Of Krivolak.
Austrian troops evacuated the forti.
fed towns OF Rovereto and Mort in the
Tyrol, which form the southern de-
lenses Of Trent. says dispatch from
Rome.
Mitroyitza. to which city the Serbian
capital was moved from Nish, has
been captured by Austro- Hungarian
troops and Pristina has been occupied
by the Germans. Is was officially an
nounced at Berlin.
Greece has satisfied the allies that
there will be no Greek interference
with their Balkan campaign under any
circumstances. according to an Athens
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
company at London. NJ
A Petrograd dispatch to the London
Morning Post says: The Germans
have commenced the evacuation OF
Mitau. their forward base in the Riga.
Dvina region. They are preparing TO
withdraw from the now hopeless task
OF capturing Riga and the Dvina line.
Ianopol has been captured by the Rus
SLAMS"
hIaAah loops haNo ucSuh iahuih6 oii
Albanian territory to go to the help OF
Serbia. according to Chiasso dispatch
to the Journal La Suisse. The Italian
feet is bombarding Dedeagatch.
Ten thousand Bulgars have been
killed and wounded in lighting for
Monastir.
Beaten by Turks. British force OF
10000 has been thrown back from
Bagdad. 1t was learned at Berlin. The
British were within ten miles OF Bag.
dad threatening a railroad terminal
on which the Germanic allies were de.
pending for an offensive later against
the British in Egypt by way OF Suez.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-02
Washington

Franklin X. Lane. secretary of the
interior. probably will be appointed
to the United States Supreme court
bench II congress passes an act retir-
ing Associate Justice Lamar because
OF i'll health. says dispatch from
Washington.
There Is certain to be a treasury
surplus of $57,644.605 at the close or
the present fiscal year, June 80. 1916.
says Secretary McAdoo. II the duty
is retained on sugar and the special
war revenue law is continued there
will be surplus of $10l.644.605.
Henry Ford, with Louis Lochner OF
Chicago, called on President Wilson at
the White House In Washington In
support of the movement for a neu-
trail conference to attempt to end the
European war and establish perma-
nent peace. He told the president he
considered Christmas the best time for
such a movement and asserted that
there was material evidence that a
conference would be successful.
President Wilson's next annual ad,
dress to congress, II was learned at
Washington, will be devoted primarily
to discussion of national defense and
the subject Of revenues. though IT will
refer to other legislative questions
which the president expects congress
to act on
An unceasing watch has been kept
on the railway tunnel under Capitol
hill, leading to Washington's $18.000.-
900 Union station. used by all railways
entering and leaving the national capt
tai. The tunnel is being guarded as q
precaution against bomb plotters.
Orders designating l,s75.000 acres
In California and $4,000 acres In
South Dakota for entry In the enlarged
homestead act we're approved by SEQ
rotary Lane OF the interior depart
ment at Washington The act permits
entry In 320-acre lots.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-02
Personal

Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall. wife Of
the vice president OF the United;
States. was operated upon for an ap-
dominal ailment at st. vincents hos
pital in indianapolis. Ind The opera
ton. according to the hospital authort-
ties, was In every way q success
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-02

The trial Of William Lorimer former
United States senator. in connection
with the wrecking of the La Sale
Street Trust and Savings bank, will
begin January Is. 1t was announced at
Chicago by Maclay Hoyne. states at
torney.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-02
Sporting

Lawrence and Hanley won Chicago
second annual six-day race at the Coli
scum. scoring 80 points in Berlin
finish Ryan and Thomas were sec
ond and Walker and Walthour third.
Johnny Kilbane. featherweight
champion, had an easy time in ten
rounds with Packey Hommey of Mil
waukee at Toledo, o.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-02

Despite threat by the attorney
general OF Arizona to cite the warden
for contempt OF court for refusal to
hang William Faltin. the warden failed
to execute the condemned man when
o Phoenix physician said the man ia
insane.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-02
Foreign

twenty-five lives were lost when
Chilean full-rigged steamship Carel
Mapu went on the rocks on the west
coast OF Vancouver island. Not a soul
on board survived. The ship was bat
tered to pieces.
Bad blood between the Thirty-third
battalion. Canadian expeditionary
force. and the London. Ont. police cul.
minated In serious rioting. For three
hours squads OF police fought hun
dreds OF soldiers. Several soldiers and
five policemen we're injured.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
Elm IHFIsss UermaHmIB.

4Is Der Roifsr gu oen Boffen
rief, leete al9 Der WeBger JriB 6.
in Meinin9sn, elm iunger, nod untss
peibter 6anbperfsmeilter. oos 9ddz
bell beiTeite unO f9nante ii9 0ds
@eitenqenebr unt. Mit Baden unb
Sner3en 9inq Der Mddere in ben
blutigen Streit, benr er mar bon ies
her elm S9olt gepeIen. Nlit See
6auern faben feline Jreunbe unO
3unftgenoTen ben epis Srobgeloun>
ten aus ibrer Mitte f9eiOen, uno Ell
ner bon ibnen iugte beim Ibi4ieb:
.Gon 0as ne 6reube iperben, Jrib,
fpsnn bu oereinft seIunb unb muntsr
pieoertommIt!" = nSunge, Sunge,
bann gibt's me Teier." meinte oer
Srib unb mo9te einen 3ungeni4nalz
Ser. uN6er partet's nur ob! Sbr
fperoet aud bunn cure Sreuoe babel,
penn i9 ni9t pieOertOmmen foIte"
= unb elm pfiffigss @u9enspintern
be9leitete bieIe Mbi9ieOsnOrte, Die Die
Sreunoe niht perftanoen.
Der 3us fiibrfe ben Iuitigen 6riB
BON oannen. 9ie 3eit berrdnn. Sin
poar 6umorpOle Selopoitbriefe tamer
qefloqen unb erbeiterten bic Sreunz
Sc. Sonn LANCE @o9en binOurG teiu
Qebensaeiden. uno enbli9 bon frems
Der Sanb oas cine betriibenbe Nort:
gefanen!. -.
limb Damn erft fam Die sroBe
ueberraI9ung, bic ben luftigen Gris
nod i'm So6e als S9elm erfdetnen
lieB. ct bate nGmli9 IebtpiIig Bee
Fimmt, baB fein %gefdmmtes @ermOs
aen, oas ni9t unbetrd9tli4 1T, i'm
Sole feinss Sobes oOr Dem Teinoe
Ser Meininger Mebger : Snnung 5ns
faren fone, unb afuar unter Der Bee
bineung, OoB Ole Stunning bic 3tnien
bo3u Dertpenbe, nuiGbrli4 oes @e@
foIlenen @eburtstog ouf feltli9e Wet@
Ie gu begebsn. = Bel oler aufri9tie
aer Srauer UNI ben totem Jreuno
~fonnten fi9 bic Mitglieoer Der Sns
nuna pb oie1er &unbe bod zines
lei6fen 2G9elns ni9t erpebren. nno
10 miro ii9 bas Wort Oes luIttgen
ssrib erfiilen, baB felbit fein Sob
fir oie 5reunbe cine Queae bes
Srobiinns tperoen piirbe.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
Fir nrntathr Observation-Disclosures.

bebient peroen tOnnen, BON Iol9en be-
Dient perben. Sn GngIanb f4eint
erft oie Got zines einjdbrigen &riez
ges erfOrDerIid getpeien gu fein, I'M
bies i'm Mege Der @eieseebung bur4>
8ufeBen".
nebrigens bat man in 0euti4lanb
I9on in ben sriten &riess m o d n
eingeIeben, pel9sr Mafen bon Wliiz
nitiDn man beoiirfen nerbe. 9arauf
bin bat bic beutf9e MiIitGrOerpaI>
tung Sen 9eritelern bon &rie9smaz
teridl 9rOBe &rebite erOffnet.
90 tpurbe in elmer 3eit, als fi9 Das
priDattapital dngitli9 bertro9, oos
9elo RAID geIiefert, tpel@es bic S M
buftrie our umponolung ibrer 8etrie>
be beburfte. 0os ales bat ii9 gang
gerGuf9los unb obne bdB in Der
PrefTe ooriiber 9ef9rieben puroe, Don>
aosen. Ser 5einb puroe erIt bur9
Die bouaogene Satfa9e iiberraf@t.
9eutf9Ianb 1T in oiefen 9ingen feiz
men @egnern Inn elm gauges Sabr
bpralis unb bat niemals S9nierigs
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

teiten peoer nit ben SSnbuitrienen
nod nit ben INSTRUMENTATION se=
babt. AuBerbem purbe oaour4 mali
ienbaft @rbeit gei9affen unO Die @ez
fabr elmer gepaIti9en Panit in Der
pie mir es q. 8. in 5rant>
reid feben, beieitigt. 4uBerorOentli4
biele peibli4e 9ilfsfrdfte iinb ieBt
in Der @affeninbuitrie eingeitelt, iie
iperoen gut be8a6lt uno iie leiiten
8prtreffli9es. Dor alien Din9en
ober bat man bic @etpdbr, baB oas
beutI9e &riegsmaterial itets in Der
9lei9en guten Qualitat geIiefert pirb
uno bab Yreistreibereien bermieben
iperOen. Die Oeuti9en @ef9oiie. be-
ionbers bic @~ranaten, toiten Der Gez
gierung taum ben bierten Sell oes
@elbes, pel9es @ngldnber unb 6ranz
opien in Mmerita be5ablen miFen.
lnb Oann bleibt audi bas @elo
i'm eigenen 2anbe.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

~Derforgen2 l1sber biefe Srdge bat ii9
4iirali6 Or. @alOf9miOt, elmer Der
Better Ser groBen 20me'i9en Daffen=
fabrit, geGuBert. @r meint, Der @runb
fei sic 4npaHunssfdbigteit Der oeutz
f9en Snbultrie, Der b%eiIeren Onr4z
bilbung ser Sngenieure uno Der
miIIigeren 2eiftungen Der 6eut@
f9en arbeiter. Die osutf4en Sc
ipertI9aften babsn ME, ee aie eng
Hidden Srobe Unions. Derboten, Dab
Elm Mrbeiter mebrere Maidinen be-
Dienen Ion. Sn 9eutf9lano bat Die
Mrbeiteridaft ME geforbert, Dob cine
@rebbant, pbi9on tie teines gelernten
Drebers CUR 8eoienung bebarf, neil
lie nit automatiI9 arbeitenOen Werfz
5ersen auseeriitet 1T, trobbem nur
bon einem geIernten 9reber beoient
iperben muB, BLOB. neil Die Mai9ine
Drebarbeit berridtet. Ser englti9e
RonIerbatismus. gu beuti9 Starr
f6pfi9feit, berlangt es anbers; odber
Bel M%afenbeOarf Mangel an gelerns
ten englii9en 9rebern, Tim 10 mebr,
nIs iie i'm S0lonerbeer peit mebr
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
GnsIii6es Rcfrntcn- @erbeIieO.

(8eim &etrutenfeit in Gambertuil
BaInce fIBte @abb Seslps ieoen
Der li6 in &it6eners Grmee elm.
reiben lieB.)
COB Iaue tbe fingI Sob Iabe tie ting
Sararabum un5 fi6in9ootidin9l
Sort 2iimmels, Die i6r Brandy trintt,
@el6 iiiBer @erbeIpbn eudb ipinft,
Nebmt ibr oes Eonmb Itfins aleio =
-Sdon ; @abb itebt bereit:
sic fpfbt bic 2ippev, unb. tie fIbt,
Gle fibt-iie fiBt-iie fiiBt-iie tiBt
Sen Iionier, ben SiiiiIier,
Gognr Die gauge Neiterei
limb Der @arbilt friegt 5tpeii
COB iap< t6e fiugl Sob iabe tie finsI
Enrarobum uno tl1ingoatidingl
Sort: mas benz nrrnen Sirfenlo6n
Grit ndd benz Sobe fpiro nLs 2obn
Sn Suris @rmen, bolo uno nei6.
9as gibt G9on< @abb = gleid:
8 Seligfeit. tper bic ermiBtl
Gle Ipibt bas Mdnlhen unb fte fiiBt,
sic fiBt-iie tiBt-iie fiiBt-iie tuRt
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
Gie GarniiOnsfOmpasnie.

BON elmer @arnifonstompdgnie
in 8el9ien beibt es in einem 5elopolt>
Brief: Sine @~arnifonss& ompdgnte
bat betanntli@ ben 3ped, Monnfaafs
ten gu alien m0gli9en &ommanbos gu
itelen. Gdmtli9e Maffengattunsen
limb BEL u~nfersr &Ompagnie pertreten
uno es 1T tnterefant gu ieben, pas
fir cine bunt auiammengemiirfslte
gefeu59aft 3. 9. duf meiner @tube
beiiammen 1T. Da 1T elm &eftor, Elm
3ei9enlebrer, Elm Poitbedmter. Oa
fino me6rere Ielbftdnbige @ei9dfts~
leute, GRANDDAUGHTER unb 9elegenbeits>
arbeiter. @oear Der beriibmte Miei<
fterringer sSatob Sod uno Elm Sier>
bdnoiger 1ino barunter. Sas Sou=
ragieren fir bic &ii9e beiOrgt Elm
@efreiter Der 2anbpebr, i'm 13ipilbe@
ruff SpernfGn9er. Mue Dertebren nns
~tereinanber per nOu." Des @benOs
erlebt man in Der Ga5ernenitnbe oft
f1ftli@e @tunoen. 9a tperDeh Die
neue1ten &riegsberlHte be1pro1en, DDn
ben rOobeims" er5dblt, au9 flott
Stat gefpielt. Sonntags tperben Mus@
fliige in bic nmgegeno bon 2itti9
unternommen, nobel Der Hettor itets
als Dplmetf9er fungiert. 2utt;4
trGgt gang Den @baratter elmer @roB>
Ita6t, in Der Stabt ielbit merit man
BON ben 8dmpfen BON &uguf ni9ts
me6r. SntereKant 1T es, iid nit
8elsiern iiber bic &riesslose gu nn<
terbalten. sic finb INNER nr4 felt
bobon iiberaeugt. baB 9eutl9lanb ben
Rrisg berliert unb 8elgien lpie 5ront@
reid enbli9 oo9 BON ben beuti4en
Sruppen gerdumt tperoen miihen. Muz
Berbem ipdre bas @leno in Oeuti4<
lamb 10 groB, DaB es fir bic gepolte~
rung unm09li9 fei, nod einen Mtn>
ter our95u6alten. Die beuti9en Sic
gesna9ri9ten berubten aul unpabrz
belt uno bdtten nur ben 3ped, Gle
Stimmung i'm @olfe gu erbalten.
srobbem fiiblsn fie ii9 unter Ter
oeutf9en 8erpaltung ani9etneno
gong pobl. --
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

Nun fperben fuapp f9on Die 8arbiere
llnb lange pouern ipiro's ni4t mebr,
Da i1lieBt Der lebte feline Sire.
Nimmt Jlinte. gebt gum Militdr.
Drum MGbGen bort, Oh Trou'n, Ob
leb'ge,
2ernt f9nell raiisren. nod it's 3eit,
Merft, mas i9 euren Obren preb'se.
Ma9t su9 gum 2ernen raid bereit.
2ei9t iinb bic Mdnner ein5uieifen,
Man9 Weib tpGf9t oft ben &opf
benz Mnnn;
OaS alles lGBt fi9 fdnell besreifen
limb bic erlernt's, bie's nod ni4t
fann.
@ollf einem Monn ben Bart bu
ftuBen,
dads obne Stuben, bu nirit feb'n,
Stets 1T ss fir elm Meib BON NuBen
Dem Manne I'm ben Bart gu geb'n.
H. Dorn6latt.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03


Rpon, oenen &aifsr Wilbelm nit ben
Observation-Disclosures, benz &rpn>
prinoen 5riebri9 Wilbelm, ben 0euts
19en Siiriten folste. SIN @uftrag
Ser 8erliner 8iirgerf4aft purbe
8ismard bon einem oa3u ertpdblten
fleinen MGbden Elm Iilberner 2ors
beerfran3 nit einigen 0a5u paRenoen
@orten iiberreidt. 8ismard lebnte
ben &ran8 ieoo6 ab, unb auf Mfoltte
peiienb, fagte er, bab Der Sorbeer
biefem gebiibre, Der bdtte ben &rieg
getponnen. 9arauf d~nttportete bds
&ino, 3ipar stfpas befangen, aber edit
berlinerif9: rSa, aber Sic baben
ibn bod anjefangen."
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
Die glan6ensartifcl bes J~ran5uicu.

Nv w.
SD claude an Heuter. 9apas.
Semps unb Shines unc an iGmtli4e
0eitartitel Der Notpoie Mremiu.
SD CLAUDE an Rpblanbs 8eruf our
8sfreiuns Der Suoen uno an Ser>
biens He9t our @rmorbun9 fremoer
unb ei9ener 6irften.
Sd claude an bic groBe Nieberz
lage 9inoenburss Bel ben maiurii4en
Seen.
SD CLAUDE, baB @oetbe Elm unbe<
beutenber S9riftiteller par Ri9urb
Wasner Elm Srottel unb Mooart elm
Ylngiator Debuifps.
Sd CLAUDE an Die patriotii9e Be-
geilterung Der &almiiden uno an bic
&riegsmibigfeit Der 8apern.
Sd CLAUDE. bob bic OeiterreiGer
por 9unssr bic unsarn aufsefreiien
baben. aus Mansel an 3piebel obne
@ulof4faft.
Sd CLAUDE, baB bic Japaner ben
Siirtsn in Der @9la9t BET 8atum
10000 3eppeline fortgenOmmen boz
ben.
Sd claude. baB Sinbenburg ii4
nit 9ilfe ieines leBten 42=3entimeter>
M0rlers umsebra9t bat unb ii9
bann nit feiner Qrmes in reselloier
6lu4t iiber 9armitabt, 9~eringsborf
unO &lofterneuburg in bos bon ben
9inbus belaserte Miin4en auriidsez
oogen bot.
Sd CLAUDE. bob bic rufiiide Orr
NEE Dor Berlin unb bic ierbil9e
5lptte Dor 3pidau itebt.
Sd claude an ben enogiltigea
Sieg Montenesros iiber Deutf9lonb
unh an bic Sreue Staliens. Mmen!
Rorh Sopsta.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

Der gefangenen 9eutI6en up5pedmd=
Big feien unb MiBitdnoe oringeno
Ser abbilfe bebiirfen. Wir geben
bier cine Mbbiloung aus benz fran=
aDiiI9en @efansenenloger auf Belle
SslezenzW1er elmer .befeftisten Sniel
an Der Siibpeitfiiite Der 8rez
taane. Dos Na9tlager BON Ofz
f~iaieren mnb Mnnni4aften betano
monotelong 1ur aus Strob, bas
I6Iiebli9 nit l1ngeaiefer DOllig iibers
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
RrIsssssfaHssns DsHtfte auf Belle Isle.

sogen mar, 70 Oub &rontbeitsn fart
iiberbanb nobmen. Das @ffen mar
sipnr fir bic Offiaiere gut. fir bic
Monnidaften bagegen fdIe4t un6
tnnpp bemeifen.
SIN DECEMBER 1914 finb bic Strob=
lager BON Regsn D0lIig bnrGndBt
nprber, 10 baB fe gu fouIen began=
men. Die Seppi9e, Die bic 9efauz
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
@um Gin5us iii Berlin.

Ni9t gana reu, aber bod ni@t GEE
niigenb betannt 1T fOlgenbe AncfOote
BON benz itoIaeiten Sag, ben Berlin
Inter ben 2in0en erlebt bat, bonn
Ginou9stas Der iiegrei4en Sruppen
am 16. Stunt 1871. On Der Spite
bes Iisgrei9en 9eeres erf9ienen Die
orei palaoine 8ismard, Moitfe unb
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
aauOiturm nit @cf;e.

Sn sinem tlsinen 8erIiner 2ofal
iiBt elm 9ait. I'm Mittag gu effen.
Ser Mirt bat au9 bereits bic Mablz
5eit %ierpiert. ba fGbrt Der @aft plOss
li4 bo9 uno i4reit: Isle. 9err
Wirt, bringen Sic mir NAL gefGaigit
cen Mefer; id bin 2an0iturm m t
@affe!"
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

Die Na9ri6ten, bic aus ben Ges
FdngsnenIogern in 5rontrei9 toms
men, ipre9en Ii9 iibsr ibre @in>
ri9tuneen unb iiber bic 8ebanbIung
Der beutf9en @efonssnen ni4t ims
mer giinftig aug. Nu9 A~nsebOrise
neutroler Stooten bobsn ii9 .i4on
bdufis babin geduBert, boB Inter
tunft, BebanbIuna unb @erpflegung
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

.Ro, &DrporoI @eppI, es 1T bolt
Oo9 f90ner. 10 bur9 ben Sommer<
toa gu eeben. ols irgeno po brauBen
in polen Ober in ben &arpatben be-
sraben gu liegen."
n0Ds min i 59o manen, S4fDes
Iterl, uno n liab'n 9errgott min i's
nobl oonten, oaB er mi mein 9ausS
treua eeeen 10 a fatrif4 ioub'res
,Rotes &reu3" Bot eintauf9'n lohen."
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
.
Gricosidlaaiuortc.

Menn sipei iid I~treiten, freut ii4
Ser 8rite.
Gin altes 8orre9t oes 8efiesten
1T ole 2iise.
Menn ii6 Der Nblsr fiegrsi9 in
sic 2iifte idlpingt. beulen in Der Ser
ne Die rS9ofaie".
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

Derbienen tonnten als in Der Muni<
fionsfabrit uno ibnen bic Werbetroms
mel elm bequemeres 2eben Deripra4.
Die @etperti9aften baben iid au9 ME
bogesen seitrdubt, baB @ertaeusmaS
IMinen. Ole BON peibli@en perfOnen
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

@ie es getommen. Sin
fran50iiider @efangener pirb gefragt.
pie er in @efonseni4aft seraten iei.
.Das mar TO-, er5dblt Der Ga1ier
lebbaft. .Oor Dem Sturmangriff tronf
i9 Rognat unb Wein, uno oann bin
i'd porpdrts setortelt uno bab'
r@ibe la Grance!!" sef9rien. unb als
i9 nieoer p0lis ni4tern mar, taB
iA in 3o1en BEL Berlin"
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
SbhH.
(Srei naG SuItinus aeruer.)

(Srei 11d Sultttis &erner.)
Sut &eItaurant BUR UeiibIe-
CAB i6 in IiiBer Stub
un6 fat Dem Biudr6fpieIe
llno lab ben Neuncru 81.
9o. Oentt euh mcinen Sdredeu,
&ommt meine Srau Sophie;
CD iH mid fount' perlteden,
Sprdh oieie Borte lie:
.9u 6ilt 5u ieoer Stunoe
SIN .Wirtsbous bier Der @dit,
9ns its, on fdulcr Gunoe.
8ns mir niht LANCER po6tl"
Wier SdIGee Iob i6 fallen,
Weir tparo's ums Ser5e idfper,
Gin 80rtIein ipoIlt' i1 Iouen, -
9a fhlue iie mid nod mebr.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

genen bisbsr geTabt batten, purben
ibnen bon ben ins Selb aiebenben
frono0iif9en Sruppen pieber genomz
men. MnberIeits bnben bic @efanz
genen bieI Mrbeit geleitet, 3. 9. gan5e
Straben5iise neu aufgebaut unb Wese
unb biele Mnlogen bsrbeifert. SIN
groBen unb garaen bat man in Der
lebten :3eit gsbOrt. baB beredtigten
@iinf9en Der @efanesnen gum Sell
tpprben lit.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

= &ein Number. Sonte:
nWie f9neu Der buperif4e 2eutnant
Oein 9ero erobert bdt!"
Sunge Dame: rA@, Sante, tie
8opern fino bod einmal Die gebo<
reneu Sturmtruppen."
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

2iesden (ouf benz @@ulfpoz
oiergang): .9oben sic einen @ogel,
9err &artor2" (9a Der @efragte
i9peigt, miro ie berlegen uno fiigt
bin5r. UNI elmer etpaigen M%iBoeutung
oor3ubeugen): SD meme einen ipirt@
fi9en = einen 8pgel i'm 8auer!"
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

@ie MAIDEN es bic Deuti9en muir,
um fi9 unb ibre @erbiinOeten, be-
Fonbers sic Siirtsn, nit Munition gu
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

sic tiibt - tie fiiBt = tie tiiBti
Sen Yionier uno Sililier.
Gogar bic gauge Heiterei.
unS Der @aroiit friest - 5ipeil
Sob laue the finsl Sob iabe tbe tinsI
Sararabum uno tid%insbatldin9l
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
HELEN WILLARD TO
READ TO THE BLIND
Offers to Give Her Time to Helping
Those Who Cannot See for
Themselves.
TO TRY TO CIT UP A CLASS

Although raised-letter books for the
blind are scarce at the public library and
no more can be bought now because of
lack OF funds, Miss Edith Tobitt, the
librarian, has planned scheme that will
give blind patrons Of the institutions all
the pleasure and satisfaction of hearing
the latest news and fiction, or recent
works Of history. science. or whatever
else they desire without having to read
with their finger tips.
Miss Helen Ghillard has gladly consented
to help the library and will read aloud
10 blind people regularly, II the latter Will
60 20 the library building Miss Tobltt
announces that n blind people will fom-
municate with her at the library before
Friday morning. indicating their inten-
ton OF attending, the fret free public
reading for the blind win be held in the
second second floor lecture room Of the
library Friday az 10 a. m. by Miss Willard.
This Il a new feature at the Omaha
library, end. so far as known. has never
been tried ct any other metropolitan
library in the United states. It lie ex'
pectod that quite a number Of blind peo-
pie VIII take advantage OF the readings
during the summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-02
Little Tot Seeks Daddy" Who is
Sleeping Long Sleep in the Craze

A little flaxen-haired girl Of about 10.
with bis blue eyes, dressed IL cheap
Bingham dress, lay upon grave in
Forest lawn cemetery Monday, weeping
as though her heart would break. II was
in the poorer section; that portion given
over to the single graves as the last rest
ing place OF those not fortunate enough
TO own lot. a bouquet Of flowers was
carefully placed at the head OF the grave
and one little chubby hand rested against
H. Along the driveway came big
luxurious limousine and a big cluster OF
roses and dollhouse flowers rested on the
seat at the side OF the liveried chauffeur.
Inside a richly clad. sad-faced woman
lay back among the cushions. The weep
ing OF the child attracted the attention
OF the woman, and seeing no one near,
ordered the chauffeur to stop. Somehow
the little one reminded her Of her child
asleep in another part Of the cemetery
to whose grave she was carrying the