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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17
"a Minister'S Sweetheart
Proves to Be Very Interest
irg and Enjoy BILE.

Two exceptionally good houses wit
messed a Minister'S Sweetheart" az
the Palace theater Tuesday. This
1 play is companion play to up
State Folks" and fully lives up to
the reputation of its successor. a
pretty little love story that is just
full Of comedy is consincingly told.
s 1t will be repeated for the last time
tonight. and judging from the adj
vance sale a capacity house will rule.
This is the big night for the ladies
and silver spoons will be the souven-
IRIS.
For the last half. OF the week with
matinees Friday and Saturday. an
other Of Hal Reds popular plays,
The Queen OF Queer Street will
be presented. a play that is as Odd
as its title, an interesting story of the
New York East Side. full of excite
ment and good comedy, is told. Fred
Beaudoin will entertain after the
matinee Friday, anu - --sual Friday
will be an extra big night this week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17

Go to Snider Furniture Store for
Rugs and Curtains. Style Day, March
10. Something special 100 West Pike
StreetAdvertisem cement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17
WEATHER INSURED
Wesleyan College Will Have.
Weather Insured for Next
Thank sgiving Day.

E'U CFdHAN;NoN Mar. Since it
has been decided that wesleyan will
again handle the big state champion
ship football game between her team
and that representing West Virginia
University next fall, steps have been
taken by the Wesleyan authorities to
lave insurance issued by one of the
big companies against unfavorable
weather conditions for Thanks giving
day on which date the game is sched-
iuled for Fairmont
Recently the weather was insured
by Lloyds of London. for the hun
gdredth anniversary celebration at All
lesheny College. and it is likely that
the local agencies will place the
insurance for Thanksgiving day
weather with the same company.
1t is not known that there is a pre-
scedent for this procedure, but since
a big rain or snow on that date would
mean a difference OF between three
and five thousand dollars in the re-
ceipts at the gate, it is considered adj
visable to take whatever steps are pos
sible to counterfeit this
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17

Grand March

The Akron, O., Beacon-Journal had
the following to say of Mrs Sol Mar
cosson. pianist, who appears in re:
5cital Thursday evening at the Ma
sonic auditorium under the auspices
of the Marcato Music Club with her
husband, who is a violinist, and DR.
Ion Jackson, tenor:
uIrs. Sol Marcosson proved a great
attraction TO the large audience and
she played the Henselt number and
the Scherzetto from Saint7Saens with
such perfection of artistry that those
thousand women actually invited her
to give them some more.
According to the kalem director
who produced Poison! z the two act
story Of the food takers which is to
be released March 90, Professor Lew
is 3. Allyn, OF Westfeld, Mass, would
have made a star actor. Professor
Allyn personally appears in .Poison!."
and succeeds in showing one food
man yainly endeayors to buya place
for his rotten products on the West
field List of Pure Foods
Twenty horses are used in Robert
Gampbell's production OF klaw and
ILrlangerss ..Round-Up,' which comes
to the Robinson Grand shortly, and
to prevent the sound OF hoofs on the
flooring, the mana cement carries what
is said to be the largest single piece
Of cocoa mating ever woven. 1t is
made in even strips, eight feet wide
sixty feet in length and four inches
thick. These strips are then made
into one piece by lacing them to-
gether with cod lines Laced to-
gether the mat covers a space OF sew,
enty by ffty-s il feet. and in the last;
act. the round up scene, several buck
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17
PA YERS
ORA WING. CROWDS

Out are also shown These two
pictures are a little above the aver
age and Will surely cause some laugh
Ter. H. Brown, Betty Tear. Car
RE. Ward and j ohm Prescott have the
leads in these two pictures.
In the Hearst-Selig news pictorial
some very interesting scenes are
shown.
Tomorrow another big Broadway
star feature (Vitagraph) "O'Garry,
OF the Royal Mounted, = presenting
Edith Storey, Ned Finley and S.
Rankin Drew. will be offered. This
is picture with punch and of more
than usual Interest. Biograph and
Selig photoplays and Pathe Daily
News will also be shown.
Episode. No. Is of the great serial
5photoplay. The Master Key by
John Fleming Wilson, with the ex-
tremely popular and clever players,
Robert Leonard and Ella Hall, play
ing headline roles and a notable cast,
is the big offering Of the Orpheum
theater today and tonight. The scenes
of this part of the play are laid In
India. and are a revelation OF the
customs of its people. The story is
full OF thrills from start to finish, and
The production is one OF the greatest;
successes in film form
Heart of Flame. 2, a two-part fea-
ture by the American Company. With
Vivian Rich and an all star cast. vii.
be the big offering Thursday This,
is an intensely interesting drama.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17

Little Rock Camp, were sunda
guests Of aIl. and Mrs. Il
fkins and Mrs. Charles Smith
Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Watkins we're
at Brown Sunday:
day nigh
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17
Prevent DiphtIleriia.

. "A sore throat is a good breeding place
for Diphtheria germs. Protect your chm
dren by never neglecting Sore Throat.
You can wisely depend upon IL NSILlnlfS.
Give 1'onsiline upon the first appearance of
Sore Throat -don't give Dinhtheria u
chance in that throat in its weakened con-
dition. WhenT NSILIEEsis swallowed Il.
comes directly in contact with the diseased
surface and induces a healthy condi- re-
ton of the melnb ranas - then the IN
system can better defend the throat IA
If attacked BY Diphtheria germs. Ia
Keep TONSELINE in the house III
where you can get it quick when La
needed. 25c.. Soc. and s1.0O. kSa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17

bessie Legg. Temp Smith and Eu-
gene Smith. attended singing school
at Brown Sunday night.
Misses Mildred and Merle Webl,
were calling on Marguerite ana
Ethel Mitchell Sunday.
Lawson Swiger, an aged resident
OF Olive, who has been quite "a for
again.
Miss Lucy Sandy, of Marshvi1le. is
q guest of Pearl Newton this week
Mr. and Mrs. q. NJ Harbert, OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17
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+
OLIVE, March 17-Harold swiger
was a business visitor at Wilsonburg
saturday.
William Bramer, of Sardis, was
here Monday with some very fine
fresh fish
Mr. and Mrs Harlin Bramer5 and
son, Ralph. and Pearl Newton, were
Sunday guests Of Blaine Webb ana
family.
Miss Iona Hust, who has been at
p. j.. Fouty S for some. time. was
called home on account OF the illness
OF her sister.
John Sandy, Carl Nuzum, HershaI
Sandy. Pearl Newton and Lucy Sandy
attended the opera at Clarksburg
Monday night.
James. the little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Blaine Webb. who has Been i'll
of croup.s.is improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Griffin and
daughter, Garnet. were guests OF
Mrs Griffin s grandma her, Mrs.
Whitenan. Sunday.
Mrs. Lefty F'outy who has been i'll
for some time. is better at this time.
Mabel Cumbridge Belle Smith.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17
POLLING BOYS
Mill BE Taken to the State Reform
School nt Prunty town

Wade and Arden Polling. sons of
Henry Polling, Of Broad Oaks were
Carter at the close of hearing held
in his court Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Polling. father of the boys. swore out
a warrant charging them with being
after hey had bfpan ar
rested for stealing brass from the
Despard mine of the Consultation
Coal C,omnany n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

]S 5@
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17

Charles Frohman and David Be
lasco have settled upon "a Celebrated
Cast for the notable revival which
they announced some time ago The
stars SO far engaged are Otis Skin
.ner Nat G, Goodwin, Helen Ware,
Minna Gale Haines. Florence Reed.
Elita Proctor Otis. Beverly Sit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17

.tHis Roumania Wife" a drama Of
Gypsy life and the stage, featuring
Alan Hale. Louise Vale and Frank
lin Ritchie, and produced by the BIZ
Iograph Company in two parts, is tho
feature number at the Bijou today
Two good Kalem comedies. Love
versus Chickens" and You'll Find
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17

ing ponies are ridden in an exhibition
of Workmanship, without the sound
OF a hoof except as it would be heard
on the turf. The stage mat on ac-
count of its bulk, occupies the most
of the space in two cars.
.fHigh Jinks,a the musical iollity
which "a thur ~ apm erstein will pre-
sent at the Robinson Grand theater
soon, is the joint work of two men
whose fame as entertainers of the
American theater-going public was
firmly established before they collab-
GRATED on this work,O Otto Hauerbach
and Rudolf FriInl.
Otto Hauerbach has made an en-
viable record as a musical comedy
7librettist in the last decade Three
Twins one of his earliest produc-
tons. sprang instantly into popular
favor and long stayed there. Then
came in rapid succession Bright
Eyes Madame Sherry The Fas-
.ctnating Widow z The Girl OF My.
Dreams. THE Freely and The
Crinoline Girl Frinll first won dis
tinction among Am eiican music lovers
as pianist for Ian Kubelik His first.
ambitious attempt at composition was.
the score Of The Fire1y,. Erhich Won
its way TO the pinnicle Of popularity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-17

AS special added attraction fol-
today the Odeon theater offers Billy
sunday. the baseball evangelist, and
his party III moving pictures. More
than ten thousand people are shown
in. this picture.
Other pictures for today include
a splendid two-part Selig drama fea-
turing Kathlyn Williams and entitled
The Vision OF the Shepherd This
There is also n laughable Kalem COM
edv featuring Lloyd " Hamilton
and Bud Duncan. The action takes
place in theater that boasts Of a
lndicrous band Of musicians and sew
eral fetching chorus girls.
h The Go-Ahead Girls will close a
successful enga cement tonight.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-01
Jleuin6rSgeOanRen!

AWh - ~ RAhSAAN
has sobr 1914 III iet neuiacn stmoen i'm stron Der 9ei iunhr
actntai. abpr In Ser @eppedife miro e. fortlebeH ais ous Sabr, onsI
Ben gednn 0es arobten @eftreges felt alien 3etcn fab. oils ons 5a1ra
goH amer @et ofenbar madte. oils Dos Sobr. 6oS 6eu oeItiden Seoen
finn un6 outfte einmitbiafeit. III gdrgnofem 2ttte 3egte
gIden mir 5nradl n SIN augut tngs on. HhBlano, 6rantreVp
@eIqiaL oas perfi0e 4lHoH, Dns tutHne Sapan, gornttt bon Dem Sropp
sca nf Dem 9alfan All rcnen ~ ems Hnh DEM Gn0ern tNl uber enl
ensiQes gof Der. aber OiS cine gplt uiegt me6r ais aae ieine 6Stuos
snfammensrwOseu. gl6oe Sborenl Sic taelteu bon etnen Spd5ur
annq nod Berlin. Ghn0e Molsurnihe, Die MIR IN 0iden HuoeH oal
eolen Sirit al iaaen moetl Aber ole 10 fuHtooa gauebteu Nete rrpn.
Den mndtpoaen ocuhheH Aolcr tomn bic freiihenoen sraben m l1neHt
gieaesfluae uidt mf6onen. Sn Gh mo @et trateu Die fcfnOhdm
aolonren Dor octten 5iegemtbe piamHeu. englanos gooen 81
sittet Dor fonrteuoem llnbcl 2ouOou bHlt Fb tdge tn D1ute, nab
reuo in Berlin aanbenoltd Die Gieenlitter miflanHeH. Der Gatlhe
firhht fh ntdt.
90 febt e aus beue, 6a lid Ss Sabr 1914 gu Gn6e negt seiH
lester eirubI Isudht Senfben sssen. Gus @oHO babt: Sir nuiim
fceenl = Il
gir fOnnen getrot %propbe5eien: geue 5tege fr bic 0entiheH 81 8aher
nn0 ~ gan0el 2ohhnfer @eOanfe egHiher %tetpTiade, EN- lo5es
Storfes gof BON 70 @daioneu ois5msesn, bernidtu 81 moaeni 0s
ebeme RaO oes @eteuseritts miro ifommgslos iber DE btnlDegroln
bic fold aberDrsign @eoanfen i'm netonolen @e1trn anspedfen: 9r
ltrtheI lit belte fhon geiproden. - Der fege Seopdro bat ih IN ee
QoDenbout aefedt. Gas Sobr 1915 miro Dem iegen Wnrogeleaen btre
2ouenbmt abrefBen u0 ibm 0afir cine alte 6ielsbnnt nberdebet Yer
OGnt bat ers.
Gas mir Iehen in ben Morsenrablen Ses aHiseGen6eu Sabres? =
Sin einia iarfes Bolt, IN enem grOReH madt0Oaeu BeOaHten onrf glnt
fteuen @eRaen biuabgeidlaloert sur fnteru Sci. 8dlour, Der Spg-
rete, tbroneno lnhr enem etnigen @olfe, idufeno bcrrfihe &erfe oea
g6Hrirp0ns. aomnen miro Oann Der GAG, ben Die waBren 5reoens
franOe e%rebnten, 0enn:
am ScntIhen gScien
&r6 ciut bic @elt geneienl-
In6 nit ouiem @eoanfen begriben mir Ul enter 3uoerftt Dos
neue Sdbr 1851 -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-01
Jebt 1T Die Belt!
.1lelIe aSahr l9I5I

@ermtbid nir6, nadoem Die Administration enOid eHergide Stel.
fne In Der 5rage Der Siterbeit 6s omerHaniiden 9anoels nod nat
tralen 91nDern eenounen bot, oh Die Sttmmlng I'M aongreB gurthg
ouir meroen, naB ameifa ielber Die 8atiHnnmgen uber oas trette mas
es ais Observation-Disclosures anertemt un0 0eHen ausfubr III %triegfubrenoe
2dnor Is nerbinoert. un0 mos es ndt ais iolhe nerfennt uno baran
IN mnifanii6en Saifien aid ubt megnebmen lBt
Gs lit Desbalb punideHspertb, 0b Die tur5e 3t big 81 Anfang Der
nddten aongrebz SsuHg benabt miro, nm ben &~ongreBleuten (6em oes
1fHTffs. In Dem man pObn) unO ben beioeH 1enatoren 0nrd Sdrelben,
mic tie iii unierem glahe an nnoerer Steae beute nodmals geomdt er-
Ifemen. Dnes @erhngen ous5uiprehen.
IS lit angeregt por0en, oieps aben0en boaidnoig 81 organniren
@usIdnfe 5u erneunen uno l%lnteridriten ianmen gu loifen. aber ere
items lit Die 3et etpas at fn5 8peitens fonnen Die 9erelne IN ibreH
iebigen 5ablreihen 8miammllngen in ibren areiie uno Ieoe eln3ene
Qerfon oufir nner tbren gefannten Derben.
Son iberaa i'm 2dnoe beriften Ote 3etungen bon Dem groBen lint
fang, Den 0tefe &iaensfun0gebung nninant, Die nit Gina MIR mf mo-
tmaHrte 8arger bdtrdntt If. ionoern aud lebbafe GbeIna5me inter
ben Siergeborenen fnoet, Denen na 0Re abbangigfet os freien amerha
bon ben trtiifen 9ihhen gegen ben Grid gebt
4Ho fIefBig an Die Qrbet. Der Sheun lit i'm Stolen. sc lit Elm
unertrdgIiher Ge0anfe, gegen ben eme lnabbangigtehs gr l1rung moth.
tbt, boB england un0 5raafreid inns foaen boriduiben fonneH, was
mir Dertaufen oirFn mo mas nidt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-01
sdh.Cmahn.

Som Erauerbauie. 400 SiO %.
StraBe aus muroen geIterH Die
iterbliden u~eberreiie Der Grau Bar.
bara @re3er neblt i6rem nelgcbores
men aiu0e our iebten gube geleitet
Seitte abeno filoet III &uibings
Saac Der g1e~uiabrsbaa Der Sooi q
.norn 2oae 90. G0i itatt.
gie @iuo1ieb5uiitbr 1T ben Hieii.
gen giebbofen mar I'M giouat De.
5eul6er Die groBtp ieit 1910.
SRI. g0clpn BaIliueber, Sefretd-
rim Der 9odyiduIe, erIitt eiren
4rmbru6 ul0 tit ba0urd ans Salls
g~efcficIt.
Sp~lDeiterieiern iuuroen geltern III
ben Columbian uno Centurion
Clubs abgehaIten.
BOD Sem gertAtA ocs @eb0ltoe-
Snipeftors Sobu 9arts bat iih bic
gautbdtigfcit lit EiibsGmuba ge8cn
1918 beocuteub aeboben. Ter Nertb
betrug 1918 mir Sli0,500, oage.
gen 1914 S545,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-01

Gs ai6l mohl feinen ameritanrr
Der nidt bon Der @ered)tafeit ino
Roi6penoialeit i~ttiiter 9leltralttat
leitcns Der gcr. Stontcr i%iber8epgt
mdre. Bic Tie bibber aebaHobabt
mir0e, lam lie IN Der Rraris ourh
3ltlainmq Der Au&fubr bon @oifcr
0unition ms ionitiaen aricasmate.
.riaIien nod England. 6ranireifl
mo RiBlnno. eiuieitig Den aliir.
ten illautr
Gem aonareb lieat nm bic Sitdl.
.eod.eia Dor oerm Amabme bent
@rdfoeateu oos aeiebli6e gleht &C.
ben miro. Elm utiolutes 9erbot 81
erlniicn. Dos Die auSfi6r aller
ariegsfomerbanoe, uiisgenomiiet
.gtabruugsmittel, mteriagt. lln0
mar icQ Scr aonlrcb ser 8er
Staten erlldren. mas ais abioluic
aontcrbnu0e ailiuieben IT. mo fei.
ne pom elmer ircmoeR @iadt aui1e.
iteatc Cite fol- fiir Die Ser. Staateu
.binoenO icin. sSe0cr pabrbait treue
amcritnher criilllt mir ieine gilr.
.qerpfIidT meHn er 0niiir pirtt, Dat
Die gorloge nod in oieicr S'Burl
oes aonareiies @eicb miro.
9ereits iino Sinoerte BON 3etli
tionen an Ole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
abgegangeu.
Die agitation bari ieood, 0amit
oos critrebte }iet erreidt miro. nidli
.uadluiicu. iouoern muB mis at.
Berite g%eioroert mer0cn mo oa}u
%iolltcn Die oeutiheH 5raueu mitbel.
fen, inOem iie mli lire 9ldnuer, Die
i'm Grang Der @eidaite Die Inter
3eidnung uno 4bieu0uma Der Pc
.titionen ned mterIaiien baden,
9rud %ouSii6eu. aitf ooB tie unDer'
5iiglia Sas geridumte uadboleu.
slud Ole &ereine iolltcn oil ibrC
Mitglic0er Die aliioroermg ridjten
ourn Ibienouns BON %etitionen IT,
re 8ilidt 81 tbun
Nin itiete Die Sade uidt an
Die Innge 9nuf, iouoern ihide bic
9etitioneu nod I'M Sauic 0ieicr 30.
de a6. gu ir1eHo einer Belt fam
Die 9orlage ifH aongreB 5ur gfra.
tbung unO abitilnnirmg fommen.
Pin on0erer 5teue perofientlihelt
mir nodmaIs NflIter pom &etitioner
Dian banole iofort.
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@ehr gierSc far franfreidl.

6nn0elsa6eHt 0enneilD uon Der
Rod SsI1n9 gabn lit non Siour
Gitn nad bier 5iGriid9efebrt unO err
fart 6aB II BORT Der Gerlaolril
pom % @ageula0lngen @ierOe bel
nohntc, Die BON Der fraBoiiiden Sic.
gierung allgetauit liuo. 6erner be.
finoet iid nod ein gar3er giien-
ba6njug Don IS 8aget NIT 81
ariegs3neden aigetouften Bieroen
ouf Dem @ele BON S9aaa 8ala,
3oib., mad bier. 9ier miro Der
Gig BON Der BOD SslanO 8ahu
lbernommen mo mad Dem Glen
6eforOert (5it oas nidlt cine Sdau.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-01
Bum ]leuen Ja6r!
(einoeianOt.)

(Gin9ean0f)
Ger 0nia6a Gribine Gilt mein gelabrsgrub,
8Gl fe fir 9entihIano CAB 10 na1den Sdub
sn 6ieier o~ngIopbob' ihen 3eit,
Sn Der %get1nfert miro gum 3eitbertrei6.
qs fred in omaha Die anocrn 9Gdter
4uf 9eltIhlan0 idimpften mic 0as Gonnertpetter.
limb Nadridt brahten BON aQiirten Stegfn
&at Die &ribine gleif oas @eaeatbel beDieien.
lln6 ols oe Stems, Der Scral6 lnO bic See
git oeutihen @repeln bebeu re nod ME
"a legtc Die 8ribin' Die 2iaen bios
llno idoB n1f Die aaiirten los.
Gle tbats i'm oIen Sabr uno ipiro's I'M neuen tbun,
Gem Die gaiirtensDtluler nerOen nuenns rubin.
Gnlm idiebe meter MIR fir 9eati6lano. SduB anf SAuB.
Ger Smoba Sribine gilt mein aeuiabrsgruB.
ga es nidt n6tbig, bob man ieiuen Namen neaut
Go 8eidne th e~reebeuit nur
Gin abonnent.
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Die iuert6OoQite 3eituna
@eenler, is. 3ea. IS.

geeiller, 10. Ae9. 1914.
8ertbe gleoaftionl
ginIieaeno ii6erIel1oe ih Sbnea
goitaupeihuno fiir oas nddite baIbe
Sabr Shrer pertben Getting.
9fit 5reuOen made i6 Sbnen
mem aonlpIimclt, OnB id oie 3ei-
tutg nidt itnea geirlig ertDarten
tann INN Die Oeutihen aaaGridten
5u leIen.
sSbre 3eitnug lit mir Die tuertb.
boIIite oeutife 3eifung, bic i'd ie
IN anerifa geleien babe; b~eionoers
bic aricgsuadri4ten, bic Ste 10
tpertbpoa BON Den engliiden 2iigen.
berihten treruen. ssn Der grDar.
tuu. SIR gaitdstes 9Intt aud fer
ner su Ieien mo berbreiten 81 beI.
fen seiduet NIT SofadtrnB 5br
Neinbar0 Bueton.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-01

Sir modem uniere 5rennSe, Die
@anoelbilOer.SaQen beiu6en, unf
6ieie Sims aufmerflam. Soaten
iie ioIhe 5t @eiid)t befommeu, 10
Oiirfeu lie nifjt ifiDeigen. Gnergiid
gegen iolfen Sfain0 proteitiren.
5rau Bertha @ebifuiann oie ia
bonn Mldgor als 3eniorir beitefIt lit,
MAIDEN mir beionoers alff oieie ult.
r%eittrnleu Sims oufmerfinm. Sof.
aelingt es ibrer @ahiomfeit
iol6 eler0es @adperf aus Den
unierer idonen Stnot
omaha beraus5ubaIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-01

Die @eiebesborlagen, niif mel1e
ii6 bieie @rieie be3ieben, peroen
ipeun tie ongenommen llno @eies
mcroeu, Dem grdiioeneu Billion oas
geleblide Red)t geben, elm abiolltcs
8erbot 81 erlaiien oos bic 4uSfu6r
oler ariegsfontrebanoe, ollsgenom,
men Habrunesmittel. bon irgeuo Ell.
mem 4li1ift in Den 8ereiuiaten Ston.
ten mad iraenD eiuem gurfft ouber-
.buIb O%erieIben nrteriagt.
Orr aDnsrrh Der @ereinistem
Staatsa ioa erfldrcu, iueldle ArtifeI
inter bieien briOen @eieten ais nb.
.iOlute a~OnterbanOe nngeieben iBerOen
.%iOieH. Seine Cite, bic BON irsrnO
elmer frembeR Madt aRfgeitellt III,
|ioIl fir bic @ereinigten Stanten
binbenb ieiH.
Go altfia fHO SieIe @eieke bann
iOuObl i'm Weilt iuie in Der Ansfab.
ring ameritaHiid.
Sober lua6rbdft irene 4merifaner
iOlts baOurd ieine Hflidt ale 8ir-
ger erfaaen, bar CT bnfar lpirft, bafl
bisie Weietentwirfe nod in Oieier
Gitnns Oes aOnereifeS bmrd gin.
nabme gum Geieke iutrbeH.
ten bon ~gsebrnstu an melhe Die Yc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-01
9riGhne ait geruhianna.

Council 8luifs, l5a., 10. Aob.
51aIide Smaba &ri6lue.
Cmaba, giebry
9ee1rte aeoGftion:-
gas 2eien 3brer 3eittuHg ge-
mdhrt mir nidlt iiur gergniIgen,
ion6crn aid geriibigung, ruenil idl
and, pcib, Dab 5n Sauie aIes IN
Den beIten &dn6en lit, oa oieie dfle.
rifamiten 3eitlmgsitreiber ia MIR
nj oruden miiieh mas bon ieinoLi.
der 5eite Der Mittbeilung tDertb
befui0en miro.
Grgebenit
q. g. 6. Saller.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-01
9ans Coon!

gns Der arieo al @aHer ino oono nnhna,
Ser 2eittnont Sons ppbn nod england atnp.
.aonfntonn oiis ednpeocn" tm Yaiie iaro,
sat feiner ben oeutden Seutnout ertaint.
sie boben in gnalono eerfltd, eeitoft
Nafien tnS @lenihen 3uiammenaeroftt
lln0 gciuorfel nber ben adnaL
Sans So0p meloee Belt uno 3abL
Gle baben Die Sdtfsfoloie beipcet
Gle bobeu Dos Weer nit Wliren bcrlegt
Gin nelcs Taudboot iponoten ie an
SONS 2oop ianOte gcritt rno Nlan.
90 hts ibm aelunscn Oft tnO off,
Ranger ds er ielber gebottt,
@ber einntol geang Is chen nidt
llnO Sons 2o0D fam Dor Dos arieasgeri6tl
Oh er biel erfobren uuo @idtiges iob2
Sans 2oop iogte ldtelno: Sal
Oh or nod GeutfdlonS bcrittct 0urnad2
9as lit eeiheben, Sans Soog iprad.
amf neI6en @ee2 lle6cr briitcn Drill =
Gie mo burd Dcn2 gsos irosen Sie, Soro. ...i
ab er wiHc. mas ensIonO's ecet oebeut9
5trid o6er aued imo oas nod beutl
Gas ltrtbeil mar fur3 mic 6s gerb6r:
Die ebrIihe augell = SD oonte, Sirl
60 i6rieb Sans 2oop an feline grniit:
Cd babe Die Sd0nbeit ser 8et geihaiit,
gu @oien linO Eulmen trug mid bic Seife
llno al Spibbergens idimmernoem Gle.
Ole apen lab i'd. Den oeutiden abein
llno ocine augen, iuno mamie bid mein.
gln CAB id GeutibInn0 beIieuoe Sbat
llno fino' etuen ebrliden GoO ais SoIoat.
alein 2eben mtO Sterben iinb 66oubctt lno 2idt
Sci OH geegnct lHo peine nidtl =
limo ais gum letten @unqe ser @e6eI ref,
Ga mar geifloHen ser abidic0sbref.
Sans 2obp idritt 10 felt uno frei,
gas Oh Is ien Sang 5ur @od5cit iet
lln6 er itano af Dem Solfen naien GanO
Inter oes 5oner eeihpdr5ter BauO.
Sab Sic neun 9Gufe auf it'd geridtt
llno trlia eineu ieHidnen @Ian5 i'm @elidt.
Sod HieoerbredenO CT iaud5en0 idrie:
Cheer Tor @eru1anbl ~
llno Die Sons 2o6p iterben Iabn,
Sic 8~peifeln an enolanoS Sieg fortan.
ernit Otto Berger, Berlin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-01
EdiIlers G6araftrriirnns Der Gng-
IGnDer,

AtliI@As
Gs lit in letter Belt mie6erbolt
Doraaf bingetDieien nor0eu onB Der
englfIde @olFsdnrafter in Der @eIt-
I~iteratur iib idjon befnidtenoe Gin-
qe b1t ingen lniien miiiien. aud
ghiuer bat Bat bier5u eiuen ii6er-
ans fnrnfteriitiihen 8eitrag gelie.
Fert. Sn ieiner s5ungfrau non
Orleans fpirft er onrh ben WiunO
Ser a0nigin Siabeau ben @ngl1ns
bern folgenoe gebarniidte anfloge
ms @eiidt:
Sud freibt bic ghrfurht, oer &c.
meine 9lefo $500.
Armierge @lefBner, pie peradt id
end,
1ie ibr cllh ielbit ionic Die @elt
belilgtl
SIR GngelIdnoer itredt Die Hdliber.
baroe
Maiiberaa bin, mo iAr niht giedt
Nloh 1ilIt gen 9fnipruh babt altf
Iopiel Gr0e,
MS zines Bferoes @uf be0edt /.
@Ieihnobl
SIT end Oas brittle Sort @ereftig.
felt.
Ir NenheIei beradlt i1
@ie treffeu0 bat iid rah hunoert
Sabren Der Seberblif inieres gro-
Zen gidaerFiirlten tefD1brtl