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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
Have You Any Eyebrows?

From the Kansas City Star.
 Have you ever consoled yourself, you with the heavy eyebrows that graying hair and waning color would not make your face look old?
 You pride yourself on your heavy eyebrows, didn't you? You thought that they would still give color and char acter to your face when the pink of your cheek was faded and the hair above it was white.
 Eyebrows are no longer fashionable.
 No. Some fashionable women have even gone so far as to have their eye brows taken out part of them. at least so that only a thin, Japanese line Is left; and this Is darkened and accentuated with a pencil.
 All very well-unless you remember that fashion. if fashions there are in eyebrows, change. Perhaps next year bushy brows will be in fashion--and then where will the woman sans eye brows be? Can the beauty specialist
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31
IAN AFFAIR OF THREE NATIONS" AND HAZEL |DAWNA AT THE STRAND Geraldine Farrar to Play Return Engagement in
 "Carmen''-Arnold Daily
 Stars as AshtOn-Krk

President T. s. Abernethy of the strand offers three of the best known film stars in this weeks programme at his popular house. The week opens with a return engagement of Miss Geraldine Farrar in Carmen for Monday and Tuesday. On Wednesday and Thursday. the noted ac- tor, Arnold Daily, comes in Pathe fea- ture, An Affair of Three Nations The week closes with the beautiful Hazel Dawn in "The Masqueraders.
 GERALDINE FAIRFAX
 IN BIZET'S "CARMEN"
 Only about 10 days ago Miss Farrar ap- peared at the Strand and made an in- stantaneous hit with the movie" fans of ths city in the pcturization of the
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

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tNlh miissnsfif b. stsisa
inllael hee fss hi Al NHaf tat e
s hN 9lall #n lgtf Ni wsit tsif
#t W fsebsMfgh uat Nmaihins
talHf heb atit lini tiai 1tla afa
#fe iisf lf4stshftt s3s# hlsmml
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wtaltgf 9fftnbtt at eta az
MHAhhwu HrAf taA eve M RH
W wee SEE hlrf timtltt wfilnf
seaa IA ~ Eishal Nifii H Nshatn
II 1918 mith aniNllt|t8 HH tsals
htm alia ice Hffi aaHasfphfm
tufh Ttatlen aft. mt Wah Mas
NinMetbR taH Ben NttHlsli# Nhtfs
rtmsin. Ne A. uH sef tasl fea bta
nthauttffn, BIZ aHeHrilaf Mstfpfiiti
ZEN nprlulicaaYfa Ntsnsulb BE ia
datffanttfls, III Wnt iaiuna fen Qwps
TN 4a Furthta AebfsalifHfH rsn WaAts
itnn bal 1iuansln BEN tH nfaaiAlfn.
bic Walcafllnafilff bon btr 3HHm. snf
tfi HntaufnHa ten NiitlmH IN ltu
tia1t etilnhuna.s llnb neh tins tii tgf
mElft Ctttn pftafFwi Tit ittt aftf
biz AnHm NHb bon nin mtulftfa ben
JapanOn nahagabnli
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

sstsm wesik MnsgM ~ Amts Al
hs ~ NJ r. HalrfuA hsn Wlsl
ttfi ntissIlh tH saffa dee m
taH 4fstlftH sftfilti YRS eflsf llaf
s+4 s AL ~ Nm Nfilitf witt
H HFiihaat Hih Va f9al hishn tgfs
wiltsla wea v
Nhtla thftf iHffftltt Fak tsullt
~ NAs a
aak Htitnas Wlshs mtsh,n Wutln lsl.
ne wN maH aai gtti kslA uae rleh
lhs H~agiatsma HksliiH RE .Malia
ttsAit. tah NJ tasH glni Ttiat aft Wa
Hlfh, ~ Fst ZEN Nflitt tta Natr III.
lasnlNafana uHlfttfu uah BIZ tana
@fAafgflH ant HafHtfAtt singt mehllt
iiafb NttflRiaaNa H@thA HmA Nt a.
tAlflAm @pfaHhflaA8aa ualtti
hah be pttlasilhtn Qutigah hlilff
BERT nhsisla esglnau natsa olt 300
DAMS pfs AGA. hak mshi W00 nisA.
lm MtnAt 1aA Rib lslnt annatftntM
RFfgn. icnttiH attthlllA thesei alt
sahiih.
ssopt nall. tds attglla. tslfl
w aibti bas mli lahtm Wlult be 1Ins
tta htA 0altfidnhts %butshslhial. hafl psfs
lahnth. bab mar "A nta bitItm iANm
rtn G tnatm hlttil. Mabtlih BE
S6ia6litlbu Imh uihl hasu ea, bak
non an ihttm aanbt ben Maitdum aah
eFlanti.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

Gin DriiisI btr emusbtfttr BET ca.
mtinet 8ritbrihfbof Bel 9druih bottle Fh
tn tlutm etmtinIamfR GirdfDttfdtrtn
intasn 3uipIbtthanhinna ptatu Biz Buns
MISUNDERSTANDING sum Ghnbe ron
vrHttpcrrdihtn poF Der gotSbdmtr
1traitdmmst ~ btrontnotieu. Die
@ruuhbdibtr hoiitn auf ibrtn qrdetR
mthr aIs sinen 3tninu 5aftr pro Roratn
ssiat, ipdbrtn6 has @tItb uur ttntinbolb
Dopptljtnintr pro etltar trInubt. Die
aht anetiIdsttn psrliheritn ibtrsinrims
mtno, bdb bic nooriss Ihparst grbt
ibrer @essnb mshr Gaat btdHIprnhe unb,
I'm bas 5datgat bon llutrdui niht iibsrs
fnutsrn AZ IuiTtn, mtbr perTtreut iperbsn
miibis. Sin 9heil Der aorner nurbe burh
Nib unb Gafansn d%uIessebrt. DIR
SldaisdnpaIt bsantrdete is 20 Mart
9eIoirafs. Die anestlasien iporen iebo9
Der mtinuns, odB ie frtiseiprohen ircrs
ben mibien, neil ie bdut ibrer ausiuat
ben fd0niten SaIsritono in Der Gelomart
dufipeiisn ionnttn. Die qotsbdmer
StraFtdmmer p~erurtbeilie feds Der Qree,
iIustru su Der MinbeFftrofe BON il brei
Wart inter geriidgidtisuug Der 3ip1nass
Iage, in Der fe iid beidnOsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
SelSenmiit6iee attafe Der pplniihen
Qeaiuu1re.

Der rGsds" ber6ffsntIi9t aus QnIab
Der Sample in gebarabien ben ~folgsnbsn
gefebl Res RommanOos Der 2. Brigade
Der polniIdsn 2egionen, in fpel9em ss
inter dnberem heiBt: Die @erbdltnifs
fprbfrtta ons Witpirten ber aabaIeris
bei 4ngriffen auf oerfaon8te fsinblide
qoiittoHtn. Die MuFgabs, ipel9e bet &as
baleris sufiel, mar feline lsidte; is tpurbs
aber bur4 bic 2. Gstabrpn unter BEN
8ommanbo bes Rittmeiiters Malopic3,
BET babel ben 6elbentob Fanb, 70 aldnaenb
burdgefibrt, baB bic @eIaidte GbnIihe
geiTpiele fi9srlia ni6t tennt. Die Gss
tabron i6erritt brei fir 6Idntirungssipede
bisnenbe unb theiIipeiis bsieste @6isens
erdben unb attudirte Johann nit unpsrs
gsihlinem MutA uno Sobesberudtuns
bie ungsfdbr 5pei 9iIpmetsr LANCE 9uupts
iteGung bes Seinbes, iHbtm fie porpdrts
I~tirnlte trob itarten @epsbrz, QrtiIsries
unO neutrality-suspicious. 9iefe Qttadt
tpiro in Der @ef4ihte Der 2egionsn als
f9l tie 3bat Der &abaaerie perefpigt tpsrs
ben. aae Sheilne6mer am 4ngriff pers
ben gu alerboditen aus5ei9nungeu eiRs
ae1eben nerbeu."
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Gerbiens GridSpfnna.

Die pDisner 4agemeine 3eitung" melz
bet aus Sofia: Gars Dor ausbrud bes
aris9ss 3ipiIden Stalien unb SeIierreids
nHedrn rtdtete Der Gar Elm eigsnbdnbiges
6Arsibsn an ben a0nie Better bon Ser
ben. Sn biefem grief tbeiIfe Der Gar
benz a0uis nit. bdb nunmsbr bos Gins
ersifen Staliens in ben WsIttrieg Iner
iei. Gr forosrte ben a0nie duf bofar
Surge 81 tragen, bah sIeih5eitig nit ber
ariessersldrung 5taliens etgsn Sefters
rtidsllngarn cine beftige isrbiite Sffens
iioe gegen bic 9absburgiIte Mondr6ie in
ansriff eenonmen iperbs. a1nig Deter
beantportete bitfes Gdrcitsn berneinenb.
CT ertIdrte, er fiibIe fi9 titf uneIiidlia,
Dem BnnI6e bes 3drsn niHt Bplee Ieiiten
gu t0nnen; dnein bic ierbiI6e armts BABE
10 eroBe @erIuTte e%rlittsn, lei6e nod ims
mel 10 fsbr unter @euden, berfiige ibsr
70 geringe @orrdtbe an Wunition unb
ariegsmdteridl bnb RTE aufnabme stner
trdftigtn Offenfpe gu elmer aatafropbs
ipsrbsn tonnte. es Iei ibm unm0eEi9,
bdfilr bic @erantportuHs Su i%ibernsbmen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
NtrtrtIltr boa MInfmnahrIhitn

On BEanIrtlh fauTsn Itti ipaahtfbafs
@tFlitif um, Hhsr ptl6s BIZ 9tifanatr
nsnia Iprt6tn, ater bic fb abtr gnhap
ettbe ouIttei. 6trp6 iabtlt 70 htilia
DitlfniafH, psEat alarmitubt gttlihlt
auslytusn, hab sr btbautft, Aas nihi
mtbr Der Mobliabrtsausidub bInliptn
auasosnltns btIttbi, itns Gppds, mo man
ale @trodhiissn anfs edaifolb Ianblt
Rad Der sGutrrs f%oeiaIs' stbtn gtrildit
I'M, 6ab tn gIaris Graum boz 6una,r
ftrbsu, baB Qrbtiier rolbe dd6utn be-
rumlruetn u. I. IN. 6tyb6 eradhIi, bab
in Department Mrbabe Groutn, bon ben
@tifIi6sH oufstftodtlt, i6r,n ebemdns
ntra etihrisbsu babsn Iontn, bdB in Qas
ris unb anbersn srobtn Gtdblen Repos
luton brobs. Sn anberm gtaenben
Grantrtids berliinbe man bic gadtebr
sum aoDtetbum. 6erbe beridtrt, bas
g I'M Snnern Grantreihs Feinbe oebe.
bic bieIeidt furhtbarer ftifn ais bic.
seetn ipeIde bic fraH5SFl6en GpIbasea
an Der 6ront tampfeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
Mntiunnle ~Nletoainmnt[nna.

Die 3bdtigteit Der RationaIen Metalls
Iummlung 1T mInmebr abgefdloFsn.
Rad ab5ug allsr llRtoIten perbleibt Elm
&sinertrGgnis bon runb Mt. IS 900. Die
Ier 8strdg Fdat Der &rieesfariorge gu
unb fol- gu @uniteH erbDlunsgbebiirfttger
unb sefdbrbeter Griegertinber 8erpens
6ung fiuben, bann aber dun AL graie=
b~ungsbeibiIfeu an 5oIde GamiIitn beran'
ge3ogeR tperDen, BEL oeRen inIolge 2ooes
obtr Snbalibitdt bes Grndbrers ben Sin.
bern ni6t mebr Der G4ulbeIua uher bic
gerufsdusbilbung gepdbrt fperben fam,
bic urIpriinglia Doreefeben mar. gs Eel
nod erpdbnt, baB bic dbgeIieTerten ges
gsnfdn6e ar fol4s Girmen abgegebsn
trurben, beren MetalbeItdnbe beIdIags
Habmt finb unb Die ii9 duBerbem bers
pfIidtet bdtten, baB bic Sd9en einges
fdmol8en unb nur fir &~riegsauFtrGse
8~erpeubung fin6en perben. Die Spens
Der uub ale, bic i6rs 9ienlfe bieIer gers
dnitaltlns sur 8erfieuns ~IteGten, bdbsn
bic 8mugtbuung an etnem patriotif9en
Mert mttgedrbeitet gu babsu. Dies gilt
ndmentlid aud fir bic Sdulen, beren
9eibilfe DsientIiA aum @eIingen bet 8ers
aaitaltang beisstragen bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

nlm aai6stl nnA lllint uttue3 IN
wm mmtFfit# ben Aansa arls
gia8A rttHri5is t~sfsibtatbt Rstsu
IA mttatlllaa uiAAn atff Ehlsk
elsf1,ln. h tfm ht @uttn4 ufbiil.
iln rrpwlsdn mii bfm Nlanalsa n
.aff sinsrlh unh Hsaleanl ~ Wdahalid
IN Rafb. Eit Hlifav #ihfRtm llxt
vim MMlfb mttsfft 9 tldIia uHk NdiIlh
barn tlntn niabln Glfaab itlitt Nlui
men hlndt ttf lhmtbalb bgs Ehlehf
httaiag ntlbftIHL. Nn BE HiiNu MI
NahnsCea laHktitH uhtlim n cine
Nlulebana ttk m%phtenaas lie hlsb
mf is NalV itlHiltn. VIM Mtsnb bts.
ltlbxn 1aetl srIhtu Elm ~siVsiisa Slug
iua atgr G6Iek ekfRtn. Dit ttlSln
.SnlaHtm DE CksItulnania qona unb
God pdrfm Elm Vasti bttab. In Dem fh
Elm El6tnirons kIaHb. Die Mauptibf
G Aitlit BEE araasts lrua bit Wlhmnna;
Gin bohtrif8tr @Iidiranfh aus s,m
Htlot. CbtrIuluani Gang Cbtvlmsnaai
God"
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Die nnaarifdle aicfprbernte

sdmmtIids ungarifds gldtter bsIprs,
den bic angetinbists RstOrbernts bon
45.9 MilioneH Meter5entnsr @ei3ta &c.
gen 1854 Miaionen i'm @oriabre. Sis
trtldren, Der grntelsgsn mode bic quss
bangsruugspIane Der Gtinbe 81 G9onben.
Der nuttridieb segen bic borid6riae Gage
liege nidt cIIein in Der gr6Bsren Msnge
btr 8robfruft, fonbern BARN, bab man
Der Grfdbrungen bss arsasiabres
9sIsrnt babe, ben gsrbrau9 OugsmeFsn
~ EessIa,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
Gin sluciter gaoie

S6abminiiter garcano trHaftste BEN
&onig i'm S%uupiquartisr 8eridt. Der
aOnis 5sigte aud ibm bonn 8hprme bon
Aqlilsia bas Dartenbe SrisH. (Geben
loait ba bag scIobte 2anb, abtr nidt BIZ
neintommenD
uebriasns fDirb in 9fom btreits fit cine
Der Staot Srieit gu I9entenbe itaIieniI6e
SABINE @sIO geIammslt, in Surin fir Elm
slsihes 9eident an 9rient unb in Glos
ren5 fit Elm ioIdes an Cara. Die Gtdbte
3rteit, Srient unb Sara ioLIen dber ppr>
Idufig tein @srIangen mad elmer nsuen
6lagse 5aben: bic dIte lit nod LANCE gut
gsnug.
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Ser nnaebnlbiae anbreas Safer.

Die Merdnsr StabtbsripdItuna bat Elm
fd0nes anbreass 5ofers@ entmaI erridfet,
oefen gHtbii1uHa aber bur6 ben arieq
binausseIdoben tuerbeu muBte. Gs fdeini
anbrus OFFER aber nidt gspaBt 5u bas
ben, 10 NIT b~erbunbsnsn Qugen oa3us
Tteben, ipdbrenb feline Iisben Siroler brous
Zen tinsn neuen Greibeitsfampf ousfe9s
ten. st ipinidte ii6 sinsn Giarm, unb
Der fam aud bdlb, mari flint bic 9rets
terDerI9nlung auseinanbsr unb nun
f6dut Der treue 6oFsr obns feierli6e gnts
billing uuf feline gsrge. bon ipslten Der
6tubsu Der SiroIsr G9iiben IuTtia auf
bic DsrrdtAeii4ta 4<IiasR malt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
mather. 6nltntrnb. edlnnf.

Inter goriib Der Grau @rpBaomiral b.
Sirpib bdt Tih In Berlin Elm aommiitse
ss6iloet, bas Ii9 bic aufsabe felt, in Be
touuug Der DafFsubrabsrldoft ben
tiirtii9tn Rot6eu 5dIbmoub Su uHtsrs
ltiben. Man BAT bur8 bus gntgegens
tommsn elmer Jabrit reisenbe tltins 5albs
MONDE, Rabsln unb anbdnesr anfsriiesn
Inftn, bic als ab5sifen sstragen tperSeH
t0nnsn unb gum prsiIe BON / Murt bsrs
fault psrben. Die Ginndbmtn geben benz
autbsn 6albmonb gu, unp ma bofft, i'm
bamit fir ben ansfaa an englifhen uHo
umtritaniihen unieritisuussu gu sntfdds
bissn, bic i'm galtanlriss 70 reidlid
floHen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

LIN bic Gidtebr Der bon ben RuFen
aus 0fprsuben in ods Snntre RuBlonos
fortsefibrtsn 8eutI6sn bsrbei3ufiibren,
fnb bsrsits Dor Ginger .3eit @erbanoIuns
gen nit bsr ruiFlden Regisrung dnge.
tniipft pprDen. Dele @~er1dnbIungen
iteben iebt Dor ibrem abT6IuTe unb ss tit
au boffsn, bub bic Riidtebr Der fprtges
fiihrtsn 3iOilperfonsn fi9 tn d~bisbbarsr
Set ermOgIideu lafen tpirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
90 aSnia er6dlt Marfdanaab.

Mdn9en, II. Sult. Seufe gors
mittag smpfing Der a0uig in fsisrlider
aubisnS ben btute friib aus Berlin eins
getroffenen abgsfanbtsn bes beufI6en
aailsrs, 9snsralOberten anb Oberbefs6Iss
baber in ben Marten, @enerdlabiutanten
b. ReHel, Der Elm 5dnbf6reiben bts 9ais
FRS iibsr6radts unb benz &Snts ben ibm
BON aaifer berIie9ensn 5eIbmarldauItab
lberreifts.
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Die lte6srpadnna Der ednelser 9pH.

Der 8erner n9unb" beleudtst ben
uebelfdnb, unter ipelbem aud Der
S6pei3er @si9aftsbertebr enpfinbIi6
letot. bdb bic tr~iegfubrenben Staaten
ald ietnen 8riefpertebr rad ben iiber.
ieeii4en 2dnbern Der GenIur u~nterperfen.
es laufen 3dblreide ataetn Elm. @oqdr
9eldlo6ene 9rieffdde, fogsndnnte aartens
inluHe, peroen in 8eldncor, 8oloena
ufp. ge0fFnet. Die 8eI9perbtn, bic bon
Der S9nei5er Disqualification Ioipie auf
.oiplomdtii9em Mege erboben purben,
hatten ni4t ben minbeiten GrfoIa. Die
Mntport mar nit einigen Qbdnberunasn
INNER bicielbe, boB bic miIitdriF6en Sns
gegenfpdrttg daein maBeebenb
teien anb bic 3ibilbe66rben ~teinerlei Be-
tugnis bsidBen, ~ub3ubeIfen.
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1rr usrpabte Wlomsai.

Der .Rubtoit Slopo- T6rtibl fsbr
pdnmiFilh iibtr BE rumdniihe 0rdat.
Der cute RratpiFHt mpmtnt Iti ntrpaBt
Wesbalb Rumdnitn irbt gtbeutfn babe.
tin5usrsiish t6nus %ispumanu in Rubs
lamb lelbR psrftheu.
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sleIde epsnbe arnsp y. sOhIens.

oerr grupp bon gobIen 5iIttts $4,000
Mdrt fir 8abts unb 9esinfsttionspugen
ots Sfbseres, 5000 Mart fir marine
llntsrllsiouue unb 10000 Mort fir Mis
neralnaHer. Die eIeihs Summe Fifteen
bic aruppIden MertdngebSrtssn.
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aelbaltar fir bic girpler sr1huen.

Qus go3en, 16. Nui, tptrb beri6tet:
Gins bisfse gatri8ierfamiIie bat stnen
Jelbaltdr fit bic i'm 5o6gebirge siruIs
tdinpfsnbsH Sruppsn geIpenbet, bet bon
sinsm 8otsn bts arie9sfirIoraezQmtes
8O3sns@ries 6iefer Sage fetner gefims
mung 5ugefubrt Durbs. @Itar nebft W1eBs
gerdt4en unb 0rnat finb 70 fnnia anqe,
fertigt, Sdb aIes bequem in elmer ailte
intergsbra9t unb bou einsm 9rdat6fer
fortgeiddfft tperben fam. aommenben
Sonntus finbet auf benz 1000 Meter bo6
eelegenen Stanbort bic feterIids msi6e
BEE 1euen 5slbaltdrs unb bdrdn dns
i9liebsnb bic GeI0mefe ffott.
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edweis nnO e%nrembmrs.

Nus Bern melbtn bic .8dsItr Rdds
riatn@: Gtautsminiter Gbfdsn, bsr
prdiibent bsr luremburgi'9en Regieruns,
bat BEN @unbesprdfosntsa Mlotta unb
BEN @oriteber bes politiIdsn unb boItss
pirthfdaftlidtn Departments geIu9t
a~bgstnitst, UNI ihnsn offi5isl fir bic 8irs
forge Der G4usiJ gu @unItsn bsr Iurenis
burgiIdsn 9sboIteruna al bonten.
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dc alien aa6raanae IN aranIreid.

lad BEN .9smps" bat Der Qrisssmis
niitr MebHdbmn esirofffn, bamit bic
MeHnihdftsn Der Referps : 9erritOrials
armse bon 43 BIZ 46 Subrsn, tpslbt an
Der Gront DENT tbun, bon Der Gront in
bic 8spOts suridesbrGtt unb bur3
Manniaaftsa iiussrsr SubrsstlaHsp ~
feet Ueresn.
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HrafHfinna tuls HnpliHaasN'
ansltsHta.

Htf tfm HfsaaHffN VI ta laais
a NtNHisfEa tt& til ahfmsati
sNh tla #m8siisi Wlsaih fH stt.
fF WslN asHha teteWt N8H tla
faaifsai ksfa bs sw Ne Hitl
t4aslsati sHA ~ rst 9afi
aaigismf sstseW ~ HsgHbMW sli
@atsH ltmRiii8 lm MMl Hta
ma MAJ lasgtn wfm itt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
SIN 8eimbe aeirrt.

am 5. Suli CAB bas frunaDil6s Tlds
rineminifterium omtIi9 betannt, bdB am
a. Sui i'm aerineltdadl 5ipei beutfde u
goote bur9 GabrSsugs bss fran3oII6n
stDeiten Isi6tsn @eiapabers beI6oFen
porben ieisn, unb boB bisrbsi ein ns9oOt
bon mebreren Granaten ~gstrOfFen tpo-ben
fsi. - Dis bon ouItdnbiger Ste[e ertldrt
pirb, tOmmsn beutT9e usgoote ni6t
in Grass. gs Tam F9 bober nur nm
frun80fi9e uber sngliI9e usgoote bans
beIn, bic BON ben 9ennnaten Irana0Ffdsn
Stretttrdftea irrtbimIi4sripeiIs beT9oFen
uorben iinO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

Die 3dbl ber in AuFrdIien i~nterHirien
DeutT6en unb Seferreider belief f9
gnbc gldt, tpts Der Miniitsr Der aanbess
berthsibigung am 27. Stat I'm 9unbess
isnots mittbeiIte, auf 2940. Sir Frsiipiniee
4rbeit i'm Snternirungstager erbaItsn tie
@~eFongeusn in bsr RsgeI / SHILLING 9as
IaengeIb,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
MluI0I.e erbpt i'm eaaer bona garIe.

Petit SournaI4 snfOlse srIisB @sneruI
@a1ieni stne @erorbHune, tpon0d ben
GOIDoten bss bfsiistsn 2assrs bon pas
rig Der genuB bon aItohoI unb abIintb
perboten pirb. SoIbdfsn, pelde BEN Der
bot auipiberbdubsIn, perben DOT bds Do
issi' electromagnetic arissagsri9t gsTxut
perbeh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
Gnbe ser euaIiidem glOtienmiFiOn.

Der aSemps@ srfGbrt aus at6sn: Die
Regierung bat bsfdloHsH, buB Der gises
abmiral aonburiotis uns.r3igli6 bus
Obertommdnbo iiber fdmmtIi6e @el4ipas
Der bsr srisailden SoalesfIotte 80 iibers
uebmsp bat sum GrIdb bss Chefs Der enas
IiI9sn GlOttenmiHion in @riedenlau6,
fpntEsahmiEaA asEr.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-05
Phone
50.
sTHE CALL FOR
Fathers.

The journal is in receipt of a very
interesting and valuable book, "The
Call For Fathers" by the noted lee
turer and author, Dr. James Russell
Price, of Chicago, who has for years
been on the Chautauqua platform and
is one of the foremost teachers Of
eugenics in this country.
The following excerpt from DIR.
Prices book will give an idea of this
valuable work, which throws the re-
sponsibility of parenthood on the
father and calls upon him to do his
part in the scheme OF living:
In the new Now time, when the
foregoing list Of Worthy Fathers has
been found and they are welding the
scepter of power, guiding the desti-
MES of nations and men, what won
ders will be wrought. The widest
flights Of Imagination can scarcely
lift US to where we may, in vision,
picture the panorama of the new
order of things. Children will not be
born to face the fight of LIES battle
with the handicap of a weak body,
bearing the seed of tuberculosis, or
the hereditary faint of some other
disease which may develop into some
thing far more to be dreaded. No
children viii be born to feel the sting
of the slavedriver's whip in the world
of commerce, where their lifeblood is
drop by drop converted into gold to
produce idlers who feast while others
starve; oilers whose wealth makes
them forget that they owe a debt to
| humanity they can never pay.
No children will he born whose
early lives will not be environed with
such things as children need and love,
They will be blessed with good pas.-
ents who will never find it in their
hearts to infict brutal punishment,
They will be guided through the in
tricacies of childhood by the prompt
ings of an abiding love. They will
learn to love their parents and look
to them for their instruction and il
this way their happy lives will min
gle down through the ever bright new
Now-time until the golden portals
swing open and the calling comes to
pass through.
When these Worthy Fathers arrive
we will have no need for our vast
equipment of poor-houses, charity af-
fairs, asylums, police courts, jails
penitentiaries and many other thing:
too numerous to mention.
The march of progress is on the
way. It is slow but it is too nervous
to remain motionless. 1t should move
in the right direction; let US all strive
| for its highest elimination.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-05
FOR MASTER RUDOLPH
R0NTEAV


Mr.. Harold Bombay gave his
nephew, Master Rudolph Bombay, a
party in honor of his fourth birth
day. recently. Refreshments were
served and the dining-room was dec
grated in blue and pink. Those who
were present were as follows
Olga Hansen, Lillian Smith, Melia
Bach, Anita Smith, Vivian Tribble,
Bessie Meek, Cecil Bledsoe, Lamar
Meek, Gladys Bledsoe, Marshal An
derson, Cecile Pape, Arthur Lee An
derson, Carrie Simmon, Joseph Viii
lar, Addie Simmon, Eugene Villar,
Nellie Gonzalez, Brooks Canoe, Fer
nando Gonzalez, Jette Rosique, Juel
Dubuisson, Frederic Hanshautter, Eu-
gene Dubuisson, Horace Rosique
Madeline ViIlar, Ealix Romonda, Julia
Thompson, Ponnie Fape, Katie
Thompson, Tyrus Villar, Edna
Thompson, Rudolph Bombay, Mrs
Geo. Pape, Jr., Mrs. M. Gonzalez, Mrs
P. Bombay, Mrs. j. Villar, Mrs. H
Pape, Mrs. C. Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Bombay, Mrs. F. Hanshaulter
The young host received many
beautiful gifts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-05

cares a great deal for me. She
hardly likes to settle down to home
life. Other is medium nice looking,
kind-hearted, refined, home loving,
likes me. Should / become engaged
to the latter, or former? The ques-
ton lies close to my heart. The
answer may decide my future happi-
ness. Naturally / love last one best.
The first might make me more in
fluential. Please advise.
o. P. A.
No man can really love two young
women at one and the same time.
Your vanity has been touched-not
your heart. You would not be justi-
fed in proposing marriage to either
young lady while in this state of
chaos; you and you only can deter
mine which of the two makes the
strongest appeal to you.
The question of which you should
wed is by far too solemn and too
vital to your future happiness to be
decided by one who knows nothing
whatever of the hearts and DISPOSE
tions of the competing young ladies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-05

SO MUCH TO DO.


There is 50 much to do. So much to
: right,
So many paths to smooth for
others feet,
So many corners dark that cry for
light,
So many bitter things to change to
sweet,
That none Of US should idle here and
tell
A world in need of help that all is
well.
There is 50 much to do. So many
foes
OF truth and justice to be over
thrown.
So many here oppressed by cares and
That need the help that we per-
chance may own,
That none Of US can stand and truly
say,
There is no task that calls for me
today.
There is 50 much to do. So many
tares
That thrive and flourish where the
grain should grow
So many rough miles where the toiler
fares
For us to smooth before our time
to go,
That none of us should idle in the
sun,
For at the best we1l leave much work
undone.
Edgar A. Guest, in Detroit Free
Press.