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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-06
MOT0RFASH|0Ns
COMBINE STYLE
WITH COMFORT
Garments Retain Distinctive
ness but Are Made Also
With View to PIeasurei
Three-Quarter Coat Prevails

SPECIAL eoEstsPosofneE TO MORNING JOURNAL
New York, June o.
In days Of old, when motoring bold
Meant frcakish clothes and goggles
big as window lights.
Women looked perfect rights;
But now that sense reigns over fash
ion.
Milady fair Of the limousine
Wears clothes in the car that are fit
TO be seen.
Thanks to the friendly jingle, we
have the whole repertoire OF motor
lng so far as clothes are concerned,
before MS. 1t does not mean. however,
that garments for this particular pur-
pose have lost one whit OF distinction.
Today, when every man and his
neighbor owns a car, motoring APP
parel falls into a natural place. be-
ing fashioned like other sports
clothes, first for comfort and then for
style, but never to advertise the fact
that father, husband. or brother owns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-06

type, by wearing a fine net over the
hair she Is always presontable when
she leaves the car. The small sun
shade * another convenience. p These
come In oil colors and really save "a
person from tanning. lf the motor
list remembers these little essentials.
and carries eold-cream and powder In
her bag, there Is no excuse in this day
ana age for being anything but fresh
and hecommgly gowned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-06

SONGS TiAT NEVER GROW
Old can be obtained at the journal
now without coupons Don't miss this
opportunity to secure copy. Only 10
and 40 cents each. respectively.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
JONES HAS
ANOTHER SUCCESS
BROWNSVILLE ATTORNEY ADDS TO
HIS RECORD IN CRIMINAL
PRACTICE.

Judge ". X. Jone, in successfully de
Tending {. l.. Ryan. Harry Wallis. &. w.
Price and Joe lungorla Ia the fuig killing
ease has added largely ~ BIZ record ~ Y
criminal lawyer. Reviewing some NJ the
eases with which AZ ha~ been connected IL
the past the following are shown:
lie commenced the Ryan ease, bv reason
of hi defense of Paul Mc.Allister Tor the
killing at joe Crixcll wherein Cone John
son ~ Tyler. jed adams and other prumin-
emit attorneys were engaged III the pro~rru
lion. The defendant wu- held III Jail tor
over httco- months, bail having been re-
fused him IN all the courts. The case was
moved from Cameron county to Lavaca
county on a change of venue.
Following the disposition Of this ease.
Ortavio NJ. Pug wa~ killed. Fourteen
complaints were filed. two IN each case.
against Il. ri. Ryan. Harry Wallis. Charles
~. Price. Joe Longoria. Ed Oliver. Bus
.lcnnlng-. Burt Mitchell. The grand iur,
indicted the first tour named for both muir
der and assault 10 murder.
ON \ change uf venue these eases went
ir-t N" hrwi.. urutv.. and then ~ Fort
Bend county. n.irr hari prosecution
these cg-r- na ha %rIdin. for nearly
two YEAR. rud'u- aih iL .-uuiilal ct an
the men Indicted. at For, Bend county re-
Gently.
Ills firm represents Wuurork 10 The rr
cent llldIlgn county killing. Hud lately
represented General Elzundu when W. nl
arrested IN Brownsville. ne represent INV
state in the famous Nultrr murder r.i-.
in which a family 81 seven persons WA
murdered IN Polk county. This pro>rcu
tiun i- now un change ut venue To Ru~k
county. iir represents the state IL the pros
erutiuu NJ John Firstly ior the killing MI
the ~un IT the millionaire. Hiram Knox. The
ease " pending III Polk county. During
the past three years hc prosecuted the Jcn
ning~ murder ease m Harrison county /:
also prosecuted the llutto murder ease ~
Pamela county. The three last named
eases are yer, noted eases III East
Texas. nv ma, also hcrume engaged with
the Black killing. which ease recently
created such 4 stir IL Marshall.
The above comprise q number "t the
more important eases with which hc ha-
been ,%"nncrtcd within the past few YEAR.
~ wa- -urre~~lul III all ~ the above. with
TIE exception Wi ihc Jennings ease III Hair
ri~on county. IIc prosecuted him. hui
Jrnuiug-w a. freed.
Mr.. Jones ha- defended almost cNclu-
>ivcly for the past Tive year. He served
eight years n county and district attor-
lncy il East Texas. aud during that time
was elected president "a the County and
District Attorneys Association ~ TeAa~.
which place III held ter two years
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
PLANS FOR BIG
REVIVAL WILL
BE OUTLINED
PASTORS WILL MAKE EFFORT TO
BRING UNAFFILIATED INTO
THE CHURCHES.
TENT REVIVAL TO BE HELD IN
BROWNSVILLE, BEGINNING
ON MAY "a.

Ten thousand persons were added a.
the membership of churches in the city Of
~. L"ui- ~ Easter Sunday Of 1914.
through y campaign ~ personal %rvaugrl-
I~m. bringing the call uf the church a. the
individual. rather than waiting Tor the in
dividual io seek the church, campaieu
waecd throughout the Lculcn SEASON ot
eight week. and eliminating ~ that
smashing result WI Easter sunday said
the Rev. y. ~. Bowie thi- morning. rr-
%tcrring a. \ ''prr-uunl ryan-rIi-ti rau-
pai.n" a. arouse Interest % and pave 'ir
WAY for the great revival -|er.irt~ ed
Brownsville beginning May %. Plau~ Tor
such 4 campaign will hc outlined hy Key.
Bowlc~ M \ Joint service ~ the Baptist.
Methodist. Christian. Presbyterian and
Episcopal churrhr- III the First Baptist
church next sunday night.
Two thousand members came INTO the
Southern Methodist churches IN II. lnui-
after n similar Lcntcn campaign tins
Easter. ln kansas CITY SEQ were added
~ the Methodist churches. alone. ~ the
anne method ~ arou~ing interest. Ioui~-
willie churches added 800 ~ their mem
hcr~hip: ia Dallas 900 Joined the churches
after such a campaign. We are planning
to cyangelize Brownsville in much the
same way. We want 10 swing every per
-un III Brownsville who ha~ az present
church connection into a favorable frame
at mind tu receive Dr. Hugh McLelland'-
message. and wc want a. get him there
L. hear Or. Mclclland deliver ID.
I'VE of the Pastors association who are
bringing DIR. NcIclland 10 Brownsville are
anxious 10 fore-tall any impression that
H. u~r- Billy~undayi~m- ID the pulpit M
on the platform. The revival meetings will
~ held IN i tent. hut there viii ~ NJ ~ug-
%yc~tion Of the circus ~ the services.
Straight. clear aud >killtul c%xpoundine- at
the go>peLs. Illuminated by a brilliant
highly trained mind. and delivered with the
grace and flucncy that give Dr. Mrlelland
4 more than local fame. will rharactcrizc
the meetings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
PREVENTION OF
DISEASE TOPIC
WILL BE DISCUSSED At The MEET.
ING or SOUTHERN SOCIOLOGICAL
CONGRESS.

Houston. Texas. April e n >atur.
daN evening MaN :. Gn,rrnur Mann ni
Virginia viii call tuurdrr WY Houston.
ihr fourth session wv thr southern 80.
Geological congress. This convention
viii hr unique ~ three respects. N -
primarily = congress of leaders from
al professions and sociiion> Interested
Ia >ucial welfare. There viii ir prv>.
rut the governors ~ several southern
states. uErr>>urn. maNur>. presidents
M colleges and universities. leading
minister. and physicians. social workers
officials NJ wumrn'> clubs dud hundreds
of laymcu who desire 10 promote the
cause al public health
The program j. unique This j. the
first time in the hi~iur, uf America
when the entire programme uf u great
r'ngr->~ hI~ hcru un the one theme WI
The prevention wv disease and thr ron
>rr,ltiuu VI health About seventy
specialists are nu The programme az
speak ga The conservation uf health.
physical. mental and moral. Even the
exhibit. the moving pictures. and the
singing will ~ un health The Wander
hilt quartcitr will lead n battle hymn
specially written tyr this health rru.
,alr. tu hr ung NV the tune ul Upper
arl."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
AND KAUFMAN
WANT ROCKWALL co.

Terrell. Texas. April -. While bal
las and Rockwall County citizens are
talking for aud against The suggested
annexation ~ I.urkwall ~ Dallas. riti
.zcnS of Kaufman county. through their
Commercial club. are ready TODAY "a
take steps To- induce l~,orkwall county
To consider annexation Ca Kaufman
nnty. l:ockwall was carved largely
from Kaufman. and Kaufman people
feel that The twn counties might merge.
Despite the talk that IiurkWall cuUntN
ming another county. there D. much
opposition there tn Using the iudiyIdu
ality of their county. and - waS hriic,
til here that il WAS hardly likcl, that iu
the end HuckWall would annex ~ rn,
county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
r famous Sunday School Workers Attend.
by Associated ~i'reSs.)

Waco. Texas. April 21.->nme "a The
most famous SUNDAY school workers and
orators have been secured for the Central
Texas Wesley Bible Glass Federation an-
nual meeting here today. tomorrow and
Thursday. In the Central Texas district.
which. roughly speaking. i bounded by the
cities Of Fort Worth. Waxahachie. Cor~i-
cana. Mexia. TaNl"r. Georgetown. Brown
wood. Cisco and Graham. there are some
three hundred Wesley bible Glasses III ac-
tive operation. The conference n due -
begin here today with devotional services
led by j. a. Whitehurst. presiding elder oi
the Waco district of the Methodist Fps
copai church. South.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
University Agency
For Employment Of
Teachers "A Success

University station. Texas. April ~
The largest teachers employment bu-
rcau Ia the United States masqucradcS
under the umpretcntiouS title Commit
tre om Teachers" ia the University of
Texas. The SALARY list M teachers pIar.
IA through this cpmmitirr fer the pres
rnt wear aggregates ~~an.nnnun.
"li thc usual y Ter cent were rharT
a.. SAYS Professor EhN. chairman 81
the committee. 1--WE would have a gross
income ct ~l5.0oo per wear. Add 10 this
the usual registration fee uf Si.00. How
ever. this b. merely one Ut the wayS in
which he university serves the schools
~ thr state and Ill., own students aud
alumni. We bring The r%n>itiun and the
teacher together. charging nothing rN
crpt thr nominal registration fee ~
~lD which barely defrayS Ipstagc aud
expenses incident To- keeping the rec
uro> ni The office Last wear w sent
above .au university trained teachers
into ~,huul~ auI colleges M Texas and
secured iu aIl about ~ positions for
n applicants.
We hntr now uu uur applicant list
The names ~ above .nn qualified teach
cr~. and the SEASON tor applications j.
barely irgun.
'lUriu thr first wear liTl lnl uf
the work ul uur rummittcr. NJ secured
IH> tiut~ Iur Ia. in 1910 IN. liI pn~i
tiun> were filled through uur committee:
lhr urNi wear ill: The next I'll in 1919
lI. N.Y. placed 11~. while. e. stated above
we secured above lun positions this So
sion, making q total ct positions filled
during the >iN wears uf he Committee
cNi~trurr uf lGm, positions"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
JOE BEDFORD TO Be TRIED
Is Charged at WeatherfOrd With Promin-
ent Doctors Murder.
nv Associated PrcS~.)

Wcathcrsurd. Texas. Alsil -. The
ease Of Hoe Bedford. charged with The
murder at nr. " IL. Carter. q promi.
men physician Of Parker couuty. wa,
go fnr trial in district court here ~
day. according Az the Indictment bed.
iurd Killed nr. Garter December III. last
at pnnlvillr. this cpHntN. after thr two
men had met III apparent frirndliur>>
down town and gon together 10 Red
forl'> homr. II was Bedford. who aft
cr the killing, tc1cphonr,l the sheriff oi
the affair. Bedford aud hi> wife have
been divorced since The killing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
WHd CAN DOUBT SWORN TESII.
MONy OF HONEST CITIZENS?

Some time ago | began the use Of Your
swamp Root with the most remarkable re-
suits. For wears was almost 4 wreck
and was a great sufferer. was - bad AZ
times would FAINT away and had sinking
~pells. Finally n new doctor was called in
and gave me medicine. of which ! took sew
eral bottles. obtained some relief from
thu but was getting weaker all the time
could not sleep aud suffered - much
pain that my husband and children had IT,
lin me in and ont of bed. After thi~ time
two Friends sent me word to try swamp
Root. which | did. aud | am glad to state
tina; the first dose gave me great rcilei.
After taking the third dose was hclIcd
into bed and slept half 81 the night.
ktNok -everYl bottles Of swamp Root and
N Il that Hwc my HE to thi, wonderful
rcm n. The two family doctors said that
| could not live three months. would
have to- he helped in and ont of bed ten TO
twenty times every n'"ht. After taking DIR.
kilmrr's Swamp-Rou tor two days ! was
entirely free from getting az and could
sleep -oundly. MRS. ID. r. HILEMAN.
Tunnelton. w. Va.
Personally appeared before me. this llth
da, of September. 1909. Mr.. ID. +. lille
man. who subscribed the above statement
and made oath that the same j. true in
substance and N fact.
JOSEPH a. MILLER.
Notary Public.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
Letter 90
DR.. k,luer u Co.
~Binqhamton. ~. Y.
Prove What Swamp Root Will % for You

ScndArrlNrcnt- "a Dr. Miner 4 Co..
Binrhamton.N T.. frr 4 sample size bot
tie. II will cAQyince anyone. You will
al., receive a booklet of valuable Informal
tinI telling about the kidneys and bladder.
VIXEN writing he sure and mention The
Brownsville Herald. Regular ttty-cent and
one dollar size bottles for sale at All drug
siore@.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
Scottish Rite Reunion.

Guthrie. Okla. April 27.-ENten~ivc
preparations have been made here for the
opening here today NJ d three day reunion
~ the Scottish Rite Masonry ~ Oklahoma
jurisdiction. The visitors will he enter
tanned in the Masonic temple here. aud all
classes nave Joined in preparing a welcome
for them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
Policeman TrammeIl To be Tried

Dallas. Texas April =. :. II Tram
NELL. former cit, policeman. charged
with shouting and killing Jesse Wright.
anothcr policeman. in u down town
'drug store here last summer. was due 10
hr trirI lur murder hurr twlat. The
men uuHrrrIU+l over " remark about N
woman. uud Trmmrl'~ claim Was that
hr shot in >rll defense The ease rrsul.
trd iu y mi~iriJl last fall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27

Steel window guards have been in
vented that can be- removed easily while
a window il closed but are locked in Pc
Sition 10 exclude intrudcrs il il is open
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27

An Illinois inventors tn traps j. 80
CONSTRUCTED that. bv pulling 4 string.
flies which nave entered a part Of the
way can bc driven into the retaining de-
partment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27

toCND-A bunch of KEYS consisting of
I'VE keys and a Shoe buttouer. found al
post office. Owner can get same by apply
NC 2 the Herald office and paying for this
adHrti>emcnt.-ll24Itf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27

Armorcl automobile Scarchlight>.
butt for military purposes. recently
we're used near Philadelphia to enable
electric light lincmcn Ia repair storm
damage III night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT.

" hENT-Rooms $3.50 and So per
week at Southern hotel, corner Ninth
and 1T. Charles.-I2tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27

rOh kENT-Six room house. Apply to
Mrs. Nj. c. Chapa. corner sth and ST.
Charles streets.+i14ltf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING-Two furnished
rooms and bath. Screened: close IN.
Ask Moore, care county clerk.|l27tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
EDUCATIONAL.

SPANISH LESSONS-Miss Francisco Bo-
Iado, 52l Elizabeth street. Sessions 5
to 6 and Z to s p. m.-2ll5ltf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08

Jl,d zines Iansiom bspsstsn aahns un'
isrbrpdtH fino.
Wir Iabtn iber bic stnbrufsftarts auss
ot1uung ots Safsns binfuts in BAG nod
irete Qdno biHaus, in oas, mad benz Jes
fpaltigeu ususn beIgiiaen qroiett. Die que
tinftigen gafFns eeihnitita psrosn iol'
len. mir Iahsn bic 96rfsr unb bds Sort.
bic, nua Der eeplanten ~polfdnotstn Inns
ltgung bts 300 Biz 500 Mst.r brtitsn
@ hsIbsHromts, i'm wuTer unisrsshen
mlFsn. Der reus 6afsn Dirbt, mad @srs
fpirtliauna ots proisttss, bic uisI adj,
Sr6b. BEG isbigtH mddtigfu 5afsns bas
Ben. 9isIe erIaunliAs un6 film, NUS
oebnuns mar, Thon bor BEN 9riegs, nur
auf Gruno beg r6,iniTher 9iHtsrlnnots
nit itiner 9nbnItri, plarbar, niht 4us
Der arnt beg teIgiihn 6dnbsls ielbn.
Dir freuuten uHs Thpe BON benz un'
,rmebIidtn Bid, Der iter oisfs grobt
Qrbeit3 tie menf6lidtu TIsibss hir~to
bis 3u ben nod i'm nsibsn Staotns6sI
uRotutliatn 9birmen bon 4ntperptH bins
stng.
Die Rldfahrt fiibrts an timer IuHgsn
0ltib, BON tIeinsn aei9terfnifien borbei.
ole gang tOot oalossn. Rur auf BEN
famaIsn Gteusrbalftn sinss Gdiffes Tag
ausgeFrsdt iber BEN MAILER Elm Watrois
unb Idlief, nit tinsn, aorpsrinItintt, Der
npbt trt trnorfen fem mub.
llns umbrehenb, Idbtn mir banu ibers
rdTdt in Elm Bib buntsItsr J~drbigtsit:
Sic blouen, rotben, eriinsu, gslben Wdf6ss
Tfiid,, bic ouF ben Gdiffsn perthtiIt bins
gen, fpirtten bon bier ME Elm einJieer,
lang b~ineebdngtsr uuO BON Winb eIsi&s
mdbig gehobtner 5eppi1 aus etHtm Wlars
dtnlanb. 3psi Gampfsr bss grtmsr
Hsptun hatttu bluugslbs G6orntttus. ans
Der. G4ornItsine ipdrsn gslb geftriden
nit blaurotbsm aran5, anbtrt fhDdr3
nit psiBselbem aranB. 8as anss mar
i'm mailer 70 ftdr esfpiegtIt, boB bic GAR
ben untsn ebenio gldn5ten ME bic otsn.
linb 70 fhitn o1es - hisr, no Der Grisg
nit IeiHtm gootsatbsm 70 fihlbur mar
mi. taum iresnbpo in ben 5erihoHenen
6tiotsn unb 90rfsrn beHnoh Elm
9riumpb Der Jrsubs unb bee esbsns gu
Icin.
llnb foEb uniting ms Sas asttn pisosr
cana. Durb bic arbtitsloItn binourd,
BIZ noh stenio In grupptn oaianotu pie
Dur Orei Gtunotn, 1Is tdtis Fh niemoub
bonn Hlsd bsfDset, tamsn mir mob grade
arr 3tit. I'm ben @uf5ug Der bsutifen
Baht su fehen. Dor BEN Bdbnhof fan
ben Oidt eebrdngi 9uuftnbe antDsrpsnsr,
bdruntsr pitls Der blonben Fldmifhm Dds
men, unb b0rtsn Der b.ntThtn WuIif gu.
QIls bds GhIuBIieb .DsutIhlonb, DeutfHs
lamb iibsr dlIss" egednn, tehrtsH ale -
cine a[lmiitdgli6e bdrmloft 8emOufrds
tion = Der MluFt ben Riidsn uub eiHesn
pom plab neg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08

Rantes, ,Glbine@ aus 9amburg, pSdilos
tburm" aug 8remsn. Die Gnpitdue uno
59iffsltuts marin In ben srftsn belsif4su
S4redmstageH Gle aus Qntpsrpen ot-s
triebtn Dorben. % Sonia sc oer Gam
burg > amsrita : DampIfAiffdbrtsseisq.
i9aft lag pl6sIia in Der oura ben Rebel
6reGsnosn gotoensn Gpnne od, oas 2dstrs
baus bantbsn i6pors in ibrsm Sdatte1.
Die BIN uno Der f9isbenotn uno in be
SonHt aufbIissnben MOOsH tpurotn aa'
Ti4tbar, ionie fs in ben Gddttsn tamsH.
Drsi elei9 groBe Sumpfsr Der 2sbant:'
Clinic lagsn b~intereinanosr. Der porotrits
rieFg, Der Isste bura bic gntisrHuus fur
nod tItin.
U11n tsLte fd - ME I'm fh bon ZEN
Druid 81 befreitH, Der BON osr groben uAp
an OitTtr Gtdtts Der Iauten Gr6eii uns
bsinlifsu aube aus9ins - INNER iuitoer
Die aufresans iensr GtunosH Dor, od bic
GnglGnbtr ouf oeuIsIbsn tleinsn 9ooitn
auf bsren tintm mir beut. fu9rtn. ourh
cen 9afsn idetsn uno Oi, Spnamitpotros
men an bic Waihinsn leatsr, rpd9reno otr
@tItIbooaner INNER rdbsr srlldng.
5elt. trd1ten nur bic WoseH stn iDts
nia 9,ben ter. Git IaBsn gu buneert auf
zen gsrbOtbojen, ben btfen Oiersdiasn
9oI5ilobtn, bic Honbbreit ous BEN MaRer
rastsn uaS eintn RiHs gum anbinosn Der
59iffe traqeH mtnn mir NIT BEN EARN
unitres 6HiFF6ens b.ruutalrsn, flOg oos
gaHSs @ogeIpoIt ouf. unO no Dorher Elm
blibannts MsiB getptfsn, mar nur nod eth
bdBlin,r IHporser Gl.d.
DdS bsutfne goui6iFf Berlin Tag in
si..sm bsr ntuen BaIius %bsranitrt. oas
nit ieinem Gnbs nod unFsrtis In has
4dtrldn5 biRouarsi6te. Bi. cline grfheis
rung t1irtte Der ipis. airdtburm oss
Dorfcs Gdertn, hty unDsrmutbst ibtr
Bisftn unb nisotrtn 6duitrn In ben 9as
fan brrsinId6. 6isr unO bu Gdmm,rtsn,
Idefen, rommttn. boeesrttn feline Grup'
pen bon Mrbeiiern: oi. Gtobt Anttpsrpsn,
bic t6eIi1 an 10000 DlsnIdsn 8rot aus
tbtilsn mub, nil ben arbtitsrn ttnigsn
gerDienit gtbtH,
guf ben tleintn aeidt,rfhiffn. bic in
tanasn R.i6en an ben aais fsItgsbuuotn
'dasn, mar aud Elm stringes qebta gu
Itfen, 70 ba5 man nuFatbmste; 5rau.n
.nns Ginbtr biu1sn 81iht 5um 9rofusn
1uF 6gn5e bsnttn uHb litfsn an iarem
Boror1no nit unTtrem Ghiff nit. aaes
wns ae6en HATTIE, frsuts fh beg htautn
1immtls unb bgr faon pdrmtnosn Gonns
@on 52eit sn 9tit Hano, nod boz iibtr
Stn hoAfsn Gdifftu, elmer Der siIernsn,
aot6iIa ouFss5isrttn 9tlsphouthdrms ba
Sit in oos qan5t 5iuIrbilo antpsrpsts
61FliGitii hlntiHbrinptn.
IN BEN btleiffeH Ddmpftr 1anntrs
Toiis' boriiber fhoFen mir snbli9 an bic
oroBt bsntIfe .Easmdnia" btrun, duf bic
lpir binuuFtitiitrn molten, I'M bon oben
tIatn Frtien Did 81 haben. Aus BEN
Gaornhsin Isiatsr WuH9. Mit Elm mils
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-08

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