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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22
Riitcn BY Cat

Lynchburg, Va. June 2l-Arthur
Case. young white boy, was severe
ly bitten on one of his hands by a
cat The cat. which it was feared
had rabies. was killed by a police
man. and the head given to the Health
Department for analysis. :.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22
SOUTH IMPORTS MUCH HAY.
Could Grow Enough at Home. Agrf'
cultural Department Says

Washington. June 2i.--The latest
figures gathered by the Department
OF Agriculture reveal that the eleven
Southern states import 100000 tons
Of hay, valued at s1T.s2s,000. every
year. or one-fifth OF their total con-
sumption The Agricultural Depart
ment officials point to this condition
az a lesson which should urge the
Southern farmers TO produce enough
have at least for their own use,
The heavy clay upIands and the
sandy soils along the coasts 1t Is stat
ed. are not suited for the production
of hay In competition with timothy.
clover or alfalfa. none OF which has
done well in the cotton belt except
in limited areas But II Is declared
the bottom or aliuvial lands IL sui.
ficientiy drained. are admirably adapt
ed for hay production. and will grow
a quantity which viii find ready pnr-
chase in the city markets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22
EITFI4's MEN MISSING.

Twenty Injured Germans Nrt ~
counted for mt Norfolk.
Norfolk, June Fl Sailors TO- = q
German auxiliary cruisers Eitci r. 4
rich and tronprinz Wilhelm, int ~ i
here. have come ashore in civilian
clothes.
Twenty men are reported missing
from the ships, but officers decline
to discuss tsae matter,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22

stanton. june IA serious
freight wreck near here Is delaying
all Chesapeake and ohio trains fot
hours All OF the through trains have
had to go around the wreck by the
James River Division.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22
Nettleton President Fair Association.

Covington. June 2l.-Mr. Z. NJ.
Nettleton has been elected president
of the Allegheny Fair Association.
MIR. Nettleton. who was elected
president has given generously toward
the fair, subscribing to stock and
placing at the disposal of the associa-
tion his valuable grounds at League
ton Field, where the Mountain League
had. its baseball ga mes, ..e..4.y s,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22
Daily Fashion Talks
BY MAY MANTON
LARrNc SKIRTS ARE NEW AND SMART

THE circular
skirt that rip
pies prettily
and becomingly is
among the newest.
Here it is shown in
combination with a
dainty blouse and
the skirt is Of a
silk and wool ma
terial while the
blouse is of crepe de
chine with lace.
The blouse with
the semi kimono
sleeves, that is,
sleeves that are
joined to it at the
dropping shoulder
line while thew are
fitted under the
arms, is always a
becoming one and
much liked and the
little cape effect
given by the simple
arrangement of lace
houncing is exceed
ingly smart. When
one remembers that
the circular skirt
consists of only one
piece and requires
only back edges to
be closed or hn-
ished, the making
seems a simple
matter while the
cut of the blouse
does away with all
troublesome fitting
so that, besides
being dainty and
smart, the costume
Is to be commended
from the stand
point of simplicity.
The skirt will be
found a handsome
one for suits and
for gowns and in
deed for all uses for
it is one of the few
m o d e I s that is
equally handsome
for cloth, for velvet
and for other heavy
materials and for
the lighter ones.
For the medium
size, the blouse will
require 3 yds. of
material ~, az
yds. 80, 2 yis. ~
in. wide. with
yds. of lace flounc-
ing for the cape
effect; the skirt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22
Dinner 10 Conyicts.

Covington, June 21.-In appreciA.
ton for the work they have done on
the road between Covington and the
Hot Springs. citizens recently SUBJ
ut Dry Run. 4. 4 81. . \ . Il 5 4, a5...s. O.
The convicts were made happy with
a dinner such as they have not eaten
for many a day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22

Marshall streets at o CLOCK TINS
morning, If the weather is unfavor-
able, the picnic will take place on
Wednesday at the same hour and
place.
Women's Meetings.
An important called meeting of the
board of managers of the Virginia
Home for Tncurs hles will be held on
Wednesday morning at II o'clock at
the home. All members are urged to
be present as matters of greatest i'm
portance will he discussed.
There will he a called meeting of
the Hollywood Memorial Association
this morning at IL o'clock in the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton This Is the last meeting be-
fore the adjournment for the summer
and all members are urged to attend
There will be a called meeting Of
the Woodland Heights Mothers Club
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock at the resi-
dence Of Mrs w Fl. Miller, Thirty
first and Semmes Avenue. Mrs j. w
Dodd, the president, requests all
committees to be present. This will
be the last meeting before the lawn
fete Friday evening.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Montague are
spending the summer at Dundee,
''e'' WV
NJ .ra ,frv n c,rur,n have re-
.urrnd ~ ~ Cbes+erfald after a
ten days stay in New York.
A., a,d ,,rs carrat, yvau ana Miss
D,.tt e NJ, ,oft Sa.,,raa,, niub+ ~
r.a. &C w. en- q. ,ba v-btta Sui
Pi'1i 'P'
| NJ. rrux.on nraner NJ yourgs-
.o",t ~ o. In I've tb,s uaeL 70 he
nv e.,ost ~ friends in richmond
.o,,a.,. go 60, oo+taga Of ..Stonv
NJ, Co., ;, a., +hn I-ir9t,ia Noun
80 ,,,t,ara .hn,. III, mend tbe sum
80 r,,hs 'Ica,,,ng Ricbmond on
III tn, -t'N''>'''
n. .ra ,srs I.ues Nelson have
- a.+aga ot U;tioughhv Reach
49, r,3,, snand ,ha s,,rnnar there
! "a NJ Thon,as walker and Mr.
= @,,a,sa v,al,,ar rootored 10 wavnes.
80 1a.. go, u,hera they will snend
sa,.a,,a1 ,,sal,s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22

vds. ydf
the blouse
the skirt
address Fashion Department Of this
ten cents o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22
virginia Man Honored.

NH&1u NHsti 1HUHHOfeu' J.
Fredericksburg. June 2l.--Wm. G.
Jones, 4 ciyil engineer, son Of Mr. G.
w. Jones'. OF thias CITY, has bean ae-
Winston-Salem. N. c.. 70 take charge
ID commissioner o. the public works
OF that city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22

ers and pupils are requested to meet
at the school room at Eleventh and
Marshall Streets at o'clock this
morning If the weather is unfavor-
able. the picnic will take place on
Wednesday at the same hour and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22

Misses Margaret and Maude String
fellow have taken cottage at stony
Man Camp" in the Virginia noun
tains. where they will spend the sum
mer months, leaving Richmond on
July /
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22

Mr. Truxton Draper, of Youngs-
town. Ohio, will arrive this week TO he
the guest of friends in Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22

Or. and Mrs. James Nelson have
taken cottage at Willoughby Beach,
and will spend the summer there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Norval Walker, Mr.,
and Mrs. Thomas Walker. and Mi
Claude Walker motored to Waynes-
boro last week, where they will spend
several weeks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22

Miss Mary Page Williams, {
Orange. was a recent guest of Mr.
F.. Victor Williams, at her home o
Grace Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-22

Mrs. j. r. Wingfield and family of
1924 Grove Avenue, have closed their
home for the summer season, which
they will spend at their country home.
"Woodlands," in Albemarie County.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

trieae. Nie es is, t6nne mer Miet
IN 4btomobiIs I'M aleioer I'm in
8Gdt allies BON BORT triege, un es Il
aud Ie6r i40u gefidit porOe. eaB
64ermennte nids n5n Die Suneltet
Gtebts frtege lam. Apper 3pii9e
Sbne IN mia, brauae bic aud nits;
i'd ben ausgeIunne, DAB 0sitf4lanb
in G aobnbiiden Is, nod an annere
Gambler gu edsporte, IN 10 e6bes
mo9t mid arig io9r. sd Debt gtis
DIE ielbIt in ben 8abr gu gebn, apa
ip.r i'd fiible arig nieteno lin lam
nit gu 10 en- Sru6et I'm gu 10 en- 8ats
ter gebu, i'd tSnnt es eiafad nit
Iteuoe. aplper i9 min Sbne nod
ebbes faye, tpenn Ote Geidiat md
{ bis9e ldnger 70 meter sebt. bann
bort es aud nit meme SoblI9eGs
auf, 6 6u6t ii9 en- 8ruuns aus
i9Dppe, I'M tpsnH bic @ngldnber IN
Die 5renl9 nit baIb In SrGna nit bic
9eitfde %uffrdume, 70 OaB ie MID
CUR GKiltena tomme tonne, neil Oarn
hats geI9eat. SD tam nit lebn.
pie mir es mitaus giiiten3 nod
lang iten0s tDnne."
Der 3or NOR 70 re6feIig geiporos,
baB ih tbn gar nit ben itappe t0nne.
Dur nod ems ben i9 frage tonne;
Sage &c mid bod aplper uur,
tparum tper'n benn INNER 70 berIos
gene selegrGmms i'm 8obrriepprts
In bic @elt gef9idt, es glaubt's ia
bod tein MenI9 mebr". .Ssbs is
bubn", bat Der Gar gefagt, ,unfers
giebels triege Die ndmlide 4ubs, IN
sic t1nne Sbr iiiBes 2elpe bran
bette, OoB Ole ieoss Bprt gIoutpe, I'm
hos Is Der eiu5ige 8eg, tpie mer nod
lire &orrstI4 mentebne tOnne, tpsnr
bic eri9t ousfinne bebte, tpie bic Sod
pertll9 1tent-
en- Sen Moment Is en- 4ffiEer
ereintomme IN bat rieppbrtet, OaB
Sic aetT6islebtiGer ben Gar reitensg
edspedte Debt. nMlifter Sauerampfer@
lat Der Gar gelust. gSie miIe mid
email for { giinnit sdsiuhis, lpsnn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

ssbTorm onIebnsn, 70 bod aus elmer
iibereinItimmsnbsn @runoForm ges
lnaffen ipurben.
Dem I'M erIten Bible (5ig. y
oargeIteltsn gsfdlisen9luientleibe mil
lei6ter SeilTtiderei liegt cine 5orm nit
usberpurf su sruHbs, bod III bier
Der lebsrpurf tpsgsslaHen, uuO an
STEELE zines borOereH 9eilausi9nitts,
Der fir Elm SdliipftIeiO erfprberli9
TT, tpurOe an Der Einteren gabn eir
SaliB angebradt. Sin breiter Sir
tel aus buntsemuitertem Seibsnbalr
sedt Den 3ug une gibt slei43eitig
psm aleioe cine anbere @irtung. Sin
isHr efnfades, nit Sol3s, @lass oosr
Metallperlen umgibt ben 4usi6nttt
unb Die aermelrdnbsr. Disie idIi4It
6Orm sisust iid slsi9 gut fir 8Ols
Iengepebe, SONNET uno Seibs.
asbters lit aud Isbr ourteilboft fir
Sas sefdnigs Geieai9aitstlsiO Oss
na6fsn gitOss (gis. q. bsfen Der,
~tiir3ter llsberrpd ME Der Qusl9niti
unb Qermel FLAIR eingefiigten Spit,
5enf9mud aufpeiIen. Die Neite bss
aIsiOes 1T BORN burd ie cine fIu9s.
naa auBen getebrte Galte eingea
l9rdntt, inter beneu erit Der ganos
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

sud beainnt unb bic f4einbar ben
G6drpenenoen aufgttn6pft iinb, Die
in f9rdser Ridtung ii4 berab8ie9eno,
nidpdrts etipd in 9iiftldnge pers
[dlungen perben. Der oipeiteilige uns
Itere Rod ber an elmer tur5en Suffer-
taiQe nit angeIhniEtenen 4ermeln be-
.feItigt lit, fam aud aus 5utter berges
iteat unb unten mad g~rforoernis init
0berItpff betleibst peroen, tpenn mali
.bas uebertlsib ni9t aus etnem Durd
n1tigen @erpebe fsrtigt.
Die 5orm oeS llebertleiOes i'm
nG6iten 9ilbe (5ig. 81, zines Nads
mittagstleibes aus 5tpeierlei Stofi,
peint BON Der rprigen nllr bur9 bic
qeringere 2Gnge 6es Rodes unb Die
psrtiir3ten 4ermsl ab. ole Our9 langc.
snae, benz 5ltter eingefiigte 4ermet
crgdn3t peroeu. Sine fdmale 8os
gsnpsr5ierung besreu8t bic gfdnber.
3und6f 8eigen mir Gin Sig. a cine
bubble BLUE nit 9obIuabts unO
AnDpf9enper8ierung. Sic @9nitts
form oieIer futterloIen, tpeiBen BLUE
lit lotpebl fir leibsne, tpie aud fir
baumppIleue unb lsi9te lpoaene Ge,
pebe geeignet. an benz sadigen, nit
dufssfdnitiener SobIna9t sefeitisteu
aragen uno ben Qermelbiinb6en IinO
IN neusr, fehr sefdlig tpirtenOsr glri
pinaige psrlmuttertnOpfe bidt nebens
einanoer 3pii9en ben Sobladbten nit
fdpar3en SsiDnfdbsn nufgendbt.
6pblnabtperaierung erbolten aud Die
born unter ben 5pbIfdumen nit
IDrudInopff9luB. unten NIT @ummis
bcnb0ug at p~eriebenben 8luleuteile,
lfie. 5i9 mittslit 9cbInabt ben pdfens
Itsilen uno ben hermit SuIommenhdns
leenben MermeIn anfiigsp. 2ebtere Bat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

ole 5eaerI6 ebbes pOae, oanu muB
id glei4 an ben 3iaump ieiu. Remme
Se nod { @Ids6e I'm belize @e Ii4
ned 8u e Giderstt, i9 fin glei9 ptOs
Der ba." Gr ts Damn fort, IN Ell tel
iub, 70 fin i'd. 0a5 mar Die bette
3i4ebns, fort5utomme, mitaus, 0aB
i'd mid eipeg gu getDtpe ben brau6e.
SD ben allies au%sgefunne gebabt, mas
i'd pput IN ben metn 9ut I'm mel
&pbt genOmme IN fin 70 Iaugiam
fort, als pb i9 Oas grDBte gtet4t nas
gu 6dtt. Die SpbIIders ben MD
frei pGfe lafe, bitabs ie ben gepibt,
oaB i'd en- Greuno bon Den emperor
fin. SD ben an teinem PlaB in bic
3tttte geitappt I'm ben c Si4e6ns be-
EuBt, mo aud mein 5ietret is, aus
Rof@je eraus gu TONNE, IN pie ia
ipiboer in Sdsrmennie getpeIe fin, Oa
BEN i9 gefiibIt, ais oh min { 2ait
DON 3pan3ig Spnne abgenpmme ipors
be mar. SD mil mid nit fldttsre,
dinner ta frase Sbne ieBt o%ffe-un
ebrIid: 80nne Ie mid en- Meni9
auspsunts. I'm i'd geb nids brum, Oh
tr Der f6morteite Seller IN Der grSBs
tie Diplomat In Ole 8elt is. mo nit
10 biel 8tebn I'm nit fobiel 9ud8sb
10 { impobrtente gliIden ausfiibte
tam, pie id .es geoaAn benz Sd
oente dtpiper nit.
Sd fin reitepeg an Sen @mperer
gauge, bitabs id ben i'm bod in bic
eridte aein riepobrte miihe, I'm mas
bort borgsfaGle Is, eas Tag ib SEns
in mein ndaIte S9reinebrief. 9crr
Saskatchewan, ipenu sc biefen bier
Sdreinebrief nod { penig aurad.
falte tonne, bifpbr oaB sic Jpn pobs
lii4e, pdr i'd Sbne arig pbleitiat;
mebbie es fin Gietrets brir, no 6er
&oifer nod nit poblid botptpe min,
Gpiper ben @soesnsiler femme 81
tnnipeg G puar qeunteri9 getpipe;
Ger Oubt 10 ebbes bod nit BON en-
Gameel tpie mid edspedte.
Momit i'd perbleiipe
Sbne Sbrn Iieper
pbtItpp Saueromper,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05
@ouuerbumo +.

- @auner9umor. at4tsr
(su einem alien @aunet): sSie Iino
oo6 unperbsTerIi4. gennen sic mir
lur eineu ein5issn geriu6, iia reDs
lid fort3ubriu9enl"
gauner: 80, bitt i65n. Sd
!ncIlf einmaI reid beiraten!"
- S m 3 peifsl. n@ie Fab
Sie benn NIT S9ret neuen aO4in 5a'
f~rieOen?"
.Mel6e meinen Sic; bic nsue, bic
gong rteue ober Die, bic Oteien Mlpr.
cen eiugetrsten iit9"
&u! o.: n9ieTer iunge Did,
ter nimmt es aber nit Der gtetrii
ni6t 5enau."
g.: .9ein @llnOsr, er mar fribe;
S6ntttparenbdnoler.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05
Die NlsSs

Sn 9tutIdlanb bot Der Ariss bas
rationale @sipubtfsin Der brantH .
lrafila puhgtriitttIi, Dab lie fiA
nid msbf prm AusIanb ibre alst'
buua p'tldrsibsu IaHsn molsn. Dtt
btuiids @sinHung unb bas otutih:
ggslsn Iontsn aud dubalid ibrtn
uusOrud finotn, unp burum iiHb Jet
g~snrebuuesn TN @ahgt sins osniidt
gQobe 40 i4aIfsu. gos bsosutst nun
irrlid nidi cine Abiebr BON allen,
loas bic itbt an ben aIslesrn aefisl
unb IhBn srIdisn. 90 beibt aue
uIhi, fiji S1nitte, DormeH, Wdtes
rial unb output fsfte @eitbs ouf'
sahelsn; Denn Der Wanbel gshprt
sum innsrIten @elsb Der Wobs, bic
ndentIih petIhisosn III BON nationos
len .3rahtm@. Dch ioq bic BEN
0suiId.n @sIhmad sniiprsdenoe unb
Nidqenbe Wlo0e ben ntuen Gntipiirs
len sugrunbs g,Iegi, nn0 lsbttrs 5ur
einFahbeit Suridgtfibrt ntrotE.
0ds 1T Idon iebt In liberal asnber
Wt.ie gflunaeu, pie aus ben sriisn
nnIsrtr a~bbiloungen bsutlih berpor'
et6t. llebrigsns babsn Idon Idng!i
beutfde Qnreguneen bic information
male Robs besinflubt, unO sipar in
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

benn iptper9aupt NIT S9ermeHnie
nit auf guten SUB seItanne bdtt, IN
oa fagt er: .Nenn i4 bic Na9r9stt
Iage 1oll, muB i9 fase, bob gar
nids bic Mdtter mar. Sic pi5e 0oA,
SoB mir al nit suanner rielebtet fin,
alpiper bas Is aud 10 en- Seas bon
.sartlide 9eripanote". Wler fam
INNER bel me6r an Strsbni9ers oies
penoe, als tpie an feline 9ielebi4ens,
Las Is Z olte Gtorie, III 10 Is es audi
bier. Se6n 81, mir fable 10 ebaut
einmal i'm Sabr an enanber, for bab
bic 8elt benfe font, mel mare I'm
bette Ginperltdnonis, in es mar ia
aud gar nit 70 idiedt, iDsnn Is nit
for Gnqlano mar. Bon @nglano
trieqe mer unlsr Gelb for infer
8etis gu besa4Ie, 10 0aB met piOoer
IN neue gebn tonne, I'm peHH @ngs
lamb feline 6anb 3uriid5iebt, baun i'm
mer Derlore. Timer bic &obnbii6ans
halt gnglano inner { Wipp ipfper
rms, I'm mer miHe Oau3e tpie Die
|Tpisle. Gie fin en- Qmeriten, bas
lam i1 Sbne aniebu; id siei9e Die
ameritens I'M es oubt mid plisIe,
l6aB bic Suueitet Stebts 70 9 feline
! @utrdaitie bietlebrt ben. Mei, tpenn
bic hit ID nubtrsa more, hann i0nnte
mir glies bod gar nids bon bort
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

rieI IlGrEerem umfangs, als man ess
meinbin annimmt. Die Snbuftris,
be einsiq unb ALIEN grun0lage un5
2riebtraft Der Ulobe bilOet. brauft
fir ibr 8eiteben Den DehieI in ma'
teriaI, Gnrbe uRO 6prm. lnb Dab
cieIt Gormsn jebt IdIidt uRo sinfad
geniinf6t tperben, lit Der natiirlide
ausorld Der ernIten 3eit. in Der mir
lrben. Das 9sitebenoe, einfdIieblid
Der Gprmen, ole infplge ibrer aIeio'
Iamteit groBen 8sifaa fiHbsn, ioi
nun ni6t pl0Bli9 berlhninbsn, um
tiaem gGn3li6 berdnbsrten NObef
bib at peiaeu, Ionbern Der 8anbsl
pirb Ii6 ME INNER langiam un0
fir ben 2aien unmertlid pOa3te'
Zen.
60 Tam Is aud gsfdeben, baB
ran an ben aleioern bic n%eutonftrus
ierten, fait 'gerabs3u ungldubIi9 elm,
taaen S1nittFormen iiberiiebt. bic
an Ii6 Elm MuItsrItiid Der ginfa4s
teit bdrIteaen uub bic, obgIei9 tie
gang bsrI9ie0en iIno unb Iid an
bic aimcnOs, 9pppelrods unO prins
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

@ruub. .Darum Ss1t
osnn 5riuIein ROio sor 70 oft sur
@6oitelle2'
I'D, bic ate S6a6teI ruff ims
mer o~llerbano 3artlidteiten, ME:
.56abeI!", .S6mdsrl!". sWauii!'
unb bd mub oD9 Der GaomduB ants
rporten.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

man ON @Hnbdeuahiob aber G4nug.
lu rsibsu, ipofir Stpff Bust8sbsu
Irtrben muB. S9par5ss Woirubano
NIT AnopTi6mud.
Dos Isbts Bib (5is. 81 ptron
lhaulidt siHt blbIht, tIei6lams gor'
Iage fir cine G9oBbluis NIT 9ititn,
I9nurper8isruug. Gis signtt iih 70
lppbl fit cine etn3slns glule ais oua
idr Elm saH5eB alstb aus Isidjism
Molaas cher 6aIbItibenItpIf in belize
bigger 6nrbs. am Original aus pfaus
tluuem Gplisnne ipar feline, Ihlparjs
isiosns @isituftnur fit bag mir.
~iungspoLls DrnamsHtmuhsr astpdbIt
Ods, riidpdrtS berbreitert un6 ON
QlubtnrdnOe bon elmer 8oaenIinie obs
ssidIoHsn, ben stipas glodigen G6ob
Ga6 ben SduItertraeen iptpie bic
asrmtIduf19ldge bsgren3t. Sin
Itpar3er 9ibtrtpbanOgirtsl mii
.Gdnals unb a0pidsn an IintsIeiti
gen @6luB bsdt bic 8erbinoung Der
uutsn sereibtsn aimonobIuIe NIT benz
.Sdob. Man tam Die BLUE aud
.obne ben Sdob arbsitsn unb nod
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

Der BELLE appf. G6ipSs
biIder Gberamtmann einen 8auerns
I4ultbeiBen cine 4rde onbietenb:
rgon Dem mifeu Gle f4nupfsu
5err edult6eiB Der ma6t Sbnen
enoli6 men beIlen 4pPf4.
G9uItbsiB fduupfeaO: pgr 1T guat,
5err Sberamtmann,, aber bon bean
Iduupfet Sia no net lang"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

@0rsaglide mare. Ssrr
I'm @affenlaosu): p9ielsr RsDoIOsr
mir biz uuf bic Si6srung;
er fam bod NAL in Der Sai4e Ioss
geben.@
GertGufer: .0o t0nnen Gle DOas
tommen berubigt fem, Elm ReDOlper
bon uns 1T iiberbaupt nod niat lpss
gsgangsn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05
.@inrsioInIegM db@sn.

eturefoIutes Mdbdeu.
5ousfrau gum aeu sinsiebsnoen
MdO6cr): sd iass S9nsn aDer
ougOrudli6; ouf teinen 6al bulDe
i'd. bob Gie einsH S6uB bsim glp
lildr ba6enl"
aarpline: Damn bite i6 srsebenE
I'm ne anItduotge 3iDiIUsriOrgunsl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

GataGe RepGtt, nMeint
8ameu, sic MAIDEN iid nobl iibeI
mid luftQ3! Sic iaeinen mid fiji
eiuen einfdItigeu Nleni4en gu baIs
ten?!4
IS bepabre! Mlan beurtetlt bio
Meni4en oo9 ntdt ua9 benz gtusiea
4en!" !
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05
@ernnIqppfert.

@srgat9pptert. arimi
Geinsn 8ortrag 6senOenb);
sd t6nnts S6nen, meins 6erren,
nod manfeu SAL OOrbringen. in Dem
Gin alter9 erbredet nieOsr elm brauts
bares WlitglieO ber msni4Ii4en Sc
IelIi9aft puroe, ipo3u Is fir mid
Eslte Ieibsr 5u ipdt 1T 49,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

G6Gau. a.: .9snten Sic,
9err @inter bat geitern pl0Blia Die
Spra6e berloren."
g.: .@as sic fagen, Ga muB i9
bod Iofort meine 6rau bini4tden.
o.: r@es9ulb benn Ods9"
g.: nSm, fper peiB. htellei6t pirtt
e. AanItedenb!4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05
8mcierlet 9reide.

gglm tpoI'u mir tie breibelf mad oert'
idem 8rdu6l'
alS bas Die Srau8oleu Iaieu,
ga prablten ne itol8: y@ann oreldeH
mir audi"
llu0 iie tun's - ie Oreiheu Sbraien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

SD nil Jbne
in ole eridte 9ein
fertig ber3a9Ie,
mas if BET meme
&pnieren3 nit
DEM Gntperer bon
Roidje nod aus
%geiunne ben. SO
ben 10 gang uns
I9uIbigerpets Ole
&peitfden snet
gei6utstt, Oh er
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

Gtnponb. r@orbin troi
ID ouf Der S@IoBterraKe cine al
tere uno cine iangs Dame; Die aIs
tere fpro9 milo gIeid an
pMertmiirbig, fouit babsn Did
oo6 inner nur Die iiingsren anges
IprO6eu!"
SIN Offer. &artsnipisIer
(piltenO gu ieinem partusr): p@ie
Iinb Elm gang unreeller SpieIer, pers
iteben Six mi99 8enn id meine
s3e9e ~bs5a6len t6nnte, piir0e i'd ios
tort aufboren!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05
aus elmer eo4Ssiisssituns

Gnrd Sanftmat berriht oas 8eib,
8ur6 gtrenqe berriht Der @anni
Die cine, tpeuu lie tpilI
Ger andre. lptnn er tamil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05

9sIieben bur9 sinsn 4lifserod err
gGn3en. Gsbr gut pirtt bic Stiderei
duf 2iiG oosr Seioe nit BEN trauiea
Romeogdrn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-05
Ofemrr 5dDrEibrbrtrf hes
Hbtltpp 5aaEraiapfer.
1907.
Mein lieber Serr Ge6adtiondr:

80 tpiQ Sbne
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-14

single term by Constitutional
amendment. OF course"
There seems little more to be said.
To any student of the English
language the statement should be
plain. 1t means just one thing; that
the party :favors the odption OF a
Federal amendment definitely pre-
scribing the length OF time a citizen
OF the United States shall be allowed
TO fill the position Of president The
candidate of the party is pledged to
one thing. the principle that such an
amendment should be adopted.
Quite obviously there Is no sense In
making provision by party law that
does not exist in the Constitution OF
the United States and expecting can
didates to be governed by the party
law rather than. by the law OF the
land
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-14

The retirement OF President Bemiss
and Secretary Duke from the official
board of the Civic Association to I'M
dertake other important duties has
been followed by the elevation to the
Offices vacated of DIR. Stuart Mcclure
and Alderman George w. Rogers as
president and secretary. respectively.
DIR. Mcclure has a wide reputation
as a successful surgeon. a man at the
top of his profession. and Secretary
Rogers is veteran among the
younger generation of newspaper men.
having been in the work for many
years.
In the hands of it's new executives
the Association will deserve well OF
the public in support aud co-opera-
ton.