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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
FORM CREDIT BODY
south Bend Business Men Organize
Association.

The first organization Of South Bend
credit men came into being Monday
night when the South Bend association
Of Credit Men was formed at the Of
fees of J. b. Weber. Officers were
elected and plans made 10 carry on
campaign to increase the member
ship, which is expected 10 reach so.
About % men were present at the
organization meeting.
A. r. Pentz Of the Jacobson, Peter
son, Peltz and Kaufer company was
elected president r. r. MOnaweck of
the +. L. Haser Co. was elected vice
PRESIDENT Robert p. Lang OF the
South Bend Wholesale Grocery Co.
secretary
b. G. McQuesten, field representa-
tive of the National association,
brought about the organization Of the
credit men. Assisting him at the
meeting were :. ]. WhitlOck. a direc-
tor in the national association, NJ. c..
Rasmussen. manager of the Chicago
adjustment bureau, and Lawrence
Witty. chairman Of the Chicago inter-
change bureau.
Speaking of the organization Mr..
McQuesten said: South Bend has now
come into line with advanced credit
development The organization is a
regular affiliated branch of the ma
tiOnal association which is the largest
commercial organization in the United
States reporting "A membership of
over 5000 and having 100 organized
branches i'm the principal cities of
the country, with "a adjustment and
81 interchange bureaus.
''The benefits of the association are
the exchanging and obtaining Of
credit information. facilities for ad-
iustments, promotion of benehcient
legislation. stamping out frauds. dis
seminating general credit information
through publications and special re-
ports and business sociability."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
RRINGS sTIT on NOTE.

Suit To foreclose on a mortgage and
recover $500 alleged TO be due on a
note was filed i'm the circuit court
Tuesday morning by, William A Bug
bee and otto +. Lang. sole acting trus-
tees OF the LOugee endowment fund
of the ChiIdreu's Aid society Of In
diana. against George Seeler and
others IL is sought TO have a re-
ceiver appointed 20 take charge of the
mortgaged property.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
REFUSE TO CUT BONDS
OF TERRE HAUTE MEN
Court OF Appeals Promises. However
Co Hear soon Plea for
New Trial.

CHICAGO. May 25-Reduction Of
the bonds OF II OF the convicted Terre
Haute politicians who We're sent 10 the
federal prison at Leavenworth hy Fed
eral Judge Anderson OF Indianapolis.
was refused by the United States court
Of appeal today. The appeals court,
however. promised the men "a speedy
hearing OF their appeal for new
trial
The reduction Of the bonds was
asked In a motion by Frank ). Eohy OF
counsel for the Terre Haute men.
Judge Anderson had fixed the bonds
II $4,000 for each year OF the prison
sentence which ranged from one 10
six years.
Speaking Cor the court OF appeals"
Judge Francis r. Baker said that in
asmuch as the men seeking the appeal
are held in prison. unable Go give
bonds. their case shall DE given pre-
cedenee over other matters pending
by the court. and hearing viii be
GRANTED during the wek OF June II.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
cTrANtcUTp NTOVFNrNTS

NEW 0Okh, May Zo.-NLedmers
sailing today: Ryndam, Rotterdam
CDutch). Due to arrive today. Unit
ed States from Christiansand. Drome
from Algiers; Livingston Court. from
Havre; Frankmere, from Genoa: Wir-
raj. from London; Chicago. from BOr-
deauX; Jungshoved. from Shields;
Ribston, from Algiers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

TOLEDO. o.. May 2J.-CIOSE-
WHEAT-Cash and May, S1.J5i2 July,
SIPS; Sept Sl.2ia4.
CORN Cash 77i4c; May, 771lc; July,
7S5Sc: Sept. 7Slsc
OATS-Cash. 55&c; May, 55ltc; July,
j31tc. Sept. 1850.
RYE-No >. S11J.
CLOVERSEED-I-r oct Ss3j.
ALSIkE-Prime. cash. $50
TIMOTHY-Prime, cash, $3.50; sept,
$3.1j; oct. $40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
MARKETS


CHICAGO. May 25.-GRAIN OPENING ;
WHEAT-July, $1.27l4 TO S12GTs sept,
SL204s 10 T..
CORN-May, Toe; July. 1914 TO 76c;
Sept. 1865 10 &C.
OATS May. 52jsc: July, 53ss. TO hd%c;
PORK@July, SSH; Sept, SIs47 to 90.
LARD-Sept SOLO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

NAL dinner yesterday. Covers were
placed for II at a table centered with
cut kowers. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer NaftZger and Mr..
and Mrs. Riese Of South Bend.
Mrs. Harry Denyes and son. Ralph
have gone to Dowagiac, Mich, to visit
relatives
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

Union STOCK YARDS, Ill.. May %
HOGS-Receipts II OO0 head. Market.
steady. Mixed and butchers S1.3OQ go :
good heavy. S7.O5dT.5j rough heavy. SteJ
07.2O: light $3.50 30; pigs, S0-t5eIt 80 :
bulk S7.JO07.55.
and strong Reeves. S7.O0N930; cows and
heifers 81 2jM SO; Texans, $6-2Jd 100 :
calves. SG.JOd925.
SHEEP Receipts. S.OO0 Market. strong.
Native and western S1.20N -. lambs,
S77JG1O35: spring lambs. $500 l2J0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
PITTsBTRGH sTOCK.

pITTSBI a.tfH Ga.. May r.
CATTLE Supply. light. market steady.
Choice SS7JN910. prime. $500 So
good. SS.3jdS.Lj. tidy butchers. $50
SEQ: fair S7.5oeISOo. common. S6.2Jfr
795. common 10 good fat bulls $500
80. common 10 good rat COWS 81 00M
80: heifers s. 500 %: veal calves. s. 20
Tq0O. heavy and thin calves. Sfi50fi 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Supply. light
market. slow: prime wethers. $1,000 Z 80
good mixed. S7.OOd7.35; fair mixed sos
d6.SJ; cuus and common, S3oOI4J0;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

EASI BUIFALO, =. Z, Nav %
CATTLE Receipts, co head. Market.
active and steady. Prime steers. $500
900; butcher grades SGO0d 30.
CALVES Receipts. $50 lead. Market,
slow. DC lower. Gull 10 choice. $4,000
300
SHEEP AND LAAlBS-Receipts. 100
head Market slow. :l5c lower. Choice
1923; warnings. SS.OO@a25; sheep, 5000
SIS
HOGS-Receipts. ZOO head Market
active 1jaaJc higher. Workers. SS.05FI
SO: pigs SS.OJfI 90: mixed. ST90l 500
heavy, SG.JOG6.75. roughs, 5000 30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
HAY STRAW AND FFFD.

Corrected Daily by the Wesley Miller
Flour and Feed Co. 42O =. Michigan ST.
HAY-Paying Sl2Gl4. selling az S16Nls.
STRAW-Paying S5as, selling al - and
SOC per bale
CORN-Paying %, selling az $500
OATS Paying 80 selling 62nGlc.
CLOVER SEED-Paying -. selling 50.
ALSIKE CLOVER-S Selling at SO
iNOTHN-Scling az s.
ALFALFA-Montana grown. selling &c
Sl1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
Provisions.
Corrected Daily by 4. W Mueller, 2le r.
Inncr.nn HlNn-l

FRUIT-Omnges. per case $50 selling
at 2OdJ0c per doz.. lemons per case $50
selling at 3Od4Oc per doz. bananas per
bunch $40. selling az 5N25c per dOz
VEGETABLES Cabbage, paying 2izc
per H.. selling M a. per 3D. potatoes
paving -. selling az 50c
BT-TTER AND EGGS-Country butter
payinC 20G30c: selling ga .iJc, crea mery
butter. paying -. selling So; eggs, strictly
fresh. paying l., selling 80.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
ASKS FOR LIMITED DIVORCE

Mary Scott peutiOned the superior
court Tuesday morning TO grant her
limited vorce from Christian
Scott. She alleges that ne &C. quarrel
some and she asks for So q week sep
arate maintenance Tor a Seriod OF FIVE
years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
w dnted: Homes For
Girl and Her Baby
and Aged Woman

WANTED-A home for a girl OF
= and baby and for a woman
% years old. Inquire Of Envoy
David Williams. Salvation Army
home, PA :. St. Peter 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

Corrected Daily BY Warner Bros. seed
store ia r. Wayne ST.
TIMOTHY S3j0Hf per bl.
RED CLOEER-S1N9 per bu.
ALFALFA -S10JONn per On.
ALSIKE CLOVER S9Ml0 per bu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
IINE NTOCK-

Corrected Daily by Major Bros \
Logan ST
HEAVY FAT STEERS Pair 20 good {
06ia. prime 6i4Nfc.
HoGS-lO1 ms. up. SIW715
LAAIBS-Live 6AMSla; dressed I5al7c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
SOUTH BEND MARKETS
POULTRY AND MEATS
Corrected Daily by Jimmie's Market, i2a
W. Jefferson BINdD

PUJLIKl-Paying III seIIlus -
NEAI~-Paying -. selling DC.
BEEF-Roast -, boiling T., porternouse
30d 40, sirloin 3Jc
HAAf-Selling 1sc
LARD-Seling 1sc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

lambs. SG0Oa1OOO; spring lambs. SS.OO@
1900.
Receipts. light: market. steady.
Prime heavy hogs. S1.95: mediums. ST.9J-
heavy Workers. S79j: light Workers. So
ass: pigs. S7O0aIG0: roughs $1,000
ego; stays. S5.OOd5.5O heavy mixed, $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
TAIIOV AND HIDFS

(Corrected Daily by :. W Lippman. &c
-. Main 81
TALLON Rough 2I3, rendered. No.
4M6, No. .. 3m4c.
HIDES-Green. No. 1. I0a12: calf skLa
104lJc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
FLOUR AND FEED.
Corrected Daily b. Knoblock and GinE,
IINnraIllin A.

WHEAT Paving S1f5 per on.
OATS-Payi ug - per bu- selling Coo
CORN Paying as per bu. selling Sc.
RAE-IaYLlE 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

PERTH AMBOY, y. Although
there nave been no fish in keasby' 5
pond Tor 20 years, Aleck BuckOwiskit
was fined $50 for trying 10 catch fish
there He had no license.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
SPECIAL SHOWING OF READY
TO-WEAR GARMENTS AM
HATS FOR OUTING WEAR-A1
ELLSWORTH'S.

New suits, new coats. new skirts.
new waists. new sweaters and new
hats on display Wednesday Special
showing OF outing wear.
Advt. THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25

But what is the use OF trying to
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27
Los NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIDOS

Son muchos los que han tendo precisa neceddad de retugarse en este
hcspitalano pals ' muchos de elos vienen bMn dispuestos a poner us
enercias Y ss dineros en- empresas donde encuentran garantas, en- en-
presas honradas donde sus energias Y caudales no vayan al tracaso.
Al ehcto lamamos la atenci6n de nuesros lectores al anunco que aa-
rere en- seguiia referente a Ia Pln-Amercn TabaccO Co.
Los mexicanos hemos vHtO el resultadO en- smHares empreSas como e
Buen Tono = Ia Tabacalera MeNicana.
La lsta de algunos de los acconistas que han nyertdo su dnero en-
este ncgocio. dada SUI representation social, es una garanta.
Las bnn conocdas y ca1alerosas personals que a continuation mserta-
mos. sol aIgunos de los acGomstas que forman parte de estaC ompana;
Oral. R5muIo CucIar, Fred E. Bodkin, }. G. Griner, John !. Leck.
Oral. 1. Medina Barron, G. c. CarbajaI, Peter Catalami, Ignaco L" Lo-
zauo. i. NogHa. Fdencio ORTIZ. Severe Salazlr. GuiIermo Navarro, Jo-
Sc L. Baca. {. J. Pacius. Felipe Herrera. Juan Guajardo, Pedro Flores,
sam Iuchese. Robert P. Coon. Giro A. Martinez, }. \. Reyes, lgnaco
p. NalenzucIa.. J. ". Diedrck. Caledonia Cadera, Bias VI. Cadena,
Thomas Lodovic, DR.. f. II. Elmc"dors, Domingo Fernindez, Jr, Cl.
Francisco A. Chapa, Fred f. Achtzehn, Ernesto Broggi, 6. 4. HudeI,
r. COIN 4 Co., M>H!6n Fernandez, Jesus Marquee, John +. JooS' Da-
miin Roias. Ernest Gaechtold, AdoIfo Tamayo, r. Hanschke, Conrad
Hi. R. Cauin. Wm. Braunschwcig, Demctrio Acaa, GuiHermo 7.
Iaurens. Clodoveo Goicoechea. Ecdro Oh. Molina. Arturo VI. Elias, &C.
Iedouio VI. Cad,na. T. Meade Fierro, N. Pretelin, Felipe Flores, Hatael
CULLEN. Pedro Ochca. Juan f. Gonzlcz, Candelario NJ. Tovar, Pedro
Oh. Garcia. Jose I. g9uznin. Pascua Vale, Juan Jazo. Caixto I. Gu
ti;rrcz. Miguel Ec~Acs. Patrocjnio y. Hernandez. Ignaco Estrada, Sra.
Ader z. Rice. Juan 4. Gonzalez. Cistuo B. AGuirre. Graciano Torres.
Solomon pomiHguca.
Corc listed este Cup6n dcputs dc lienarIo, y remi@no5Ioc con su va!or
Sc Lri UStrl SOClO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27
interes para las per
sonas que hablan es-
paEol.

Una de las casas destiladoras
mas grandes de los Estsdos Uni
dos: Ia Harvest King Dist ing Co.
lie Kansas City, Mo. tiene IN &C.
Dartamento que resuIta muy We
tajoso para Ia gente Que ha5!a
es9ahOl, Este departama to q
tiende magniicamente los pedi-
dos de whisky, vino, licores di-
versos y ceryeza. Todo6 los en-
pleados Y personals en- este depar
tamento de la Compania fabian
espanol.
Ell jefa de este d~epartamento
estuvo una gran parta d. tempo
en- Mexico adquiriendo ell i1!oma
= las c~ostumbres de Ia genie me-
yicans, y 81 gran afect0 y amis-
tad para dicha genie 10 incljna-
ron mas tarde a estab!e2er este
departamento del cual es jefe in.
corporandose despu6s a los servi-
clos del Sr. Lopez ell cual esta en-
cargado de una manera directa
de este departamento.
Las magnifcas ofcinas de la
Harvest King DistiIing Co. de
Kansas City, Mo. son un centric
de reunion de las personals que
hablln castelIano y que visitan
Kansas City. Todos los dias Sc
reunen en- las oficinas de Ia Har-
vest King, Y los v~isitantes son
tratados con toda amabilidad por
sus empleados y el hecho de te.
ner lectura Y libros en- espanol
contribute en- gran parte 4 que
estas personals Sc sientan cOmp'e
tamente ~SatlSt6chaS con 81 vista.
Nos permitimos lamar la aten
ci6n al anuncio publicado en- esta
edici6n perteneciente a la Har-
vest King Distiling Co, ell cual
esta impreso en- espanol. Este
anuncio sera muy attractive a
nuestros lectores. tanto pOr Ia O.
ferta de varies ragaloS como pOr
los precios tan c6modos de sus
mercanCias. Tambien la Harvest
King OistiIing Co es IA Ga cue
mejores~ productos mas sanos c
frece a TODD compatriota.
[ADv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27
Pronto Sc reanudara ell
trafico entire Mexico
y calientes

Ell PASO. Texas, Enero 25.-
La agencia villista en- esta ciudad
ha hecho declaraciones relativas
al ataque que hace dias intenta-
ron los carrancistas sobre Ia CAPT.
tai del Estado de Queretaro, ma
nifestando al efecto que dicho a.
taQue fue rechazado facilmente
por las fuerzas del general Villa,
quedando con ESQ cast todo Ell Es-
tado dentro del dominic del 60
bierno convencionista.
Con la possession de Queretaro
la lines ferrea del Central que
une la Ciudad de Mexico con Ell
Paso, ha quedado libre de TODD
peligro, por 10 cue Sc espera que
muy pronto, a mas tardar para
e! dia primero de Febrero entran-
te, Sc reanudara ell traico GUAM
do menos en- ell tramo comprenGi-
do entire Aguascalientes y la Ca
pital, levantandose por 10 tanto
e secuestro que de esas Iineas
habia decretado ell referido &C.
bierno de Ia Convention.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27

batientes recibieron la muerte
debido a 10 interpretive del
combate ' a que las balas fue
ron a dar al interior de algu-
mas habitaciones particulares
donde Sc refugiaban los que
andaban en- las GALES en- los
momentos en- que Sc inici6 Ell
cOmbate.
Al salir los zapatistas com
batientes de Mexico Sc lleva-
ron algunos prisiOneros pOliti
COS que pudieron capturar, con
tandose entire ellos a Martin
NOlinar.
Ell Corresponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27
"AlEMAMIA SERA BORA
DA DEL MAPA," DUO Ell
GENERAL FOCH.

En- una interesante entire
vista que hace pocOs dias To-
gro oDtener el corresponsal de
Ia International News Service
del general frances Foch
quien tiene bajo SUI mando las
tropas de la ~repGblica que sc
eXtienden GesGe la costa h&Sta
la region del Aisne, Sc EXPIRE
SO ell militar al referirse a las
fortificaciones y atrinchera-
mientos que Sc dice estan hs-
ciendO los alemaneS eli csc dis
trito, en- los siguientes terml-
nos:
'Esos maravillOsos atrinche-
ramientos alemanes, de los
cuaIes Sc habla tantO, son pu-
ros bluffs. Sc 10 aseguro a US
ted. Los alemanes hasta ahora
han ganado algun terreno por
SUI inmensa superiOridad nu-
merica y no pOr sus condlcio-
mes tacticas.. NosotrOs pode-
mos romper las lineas enemi-
gas cuandO Sc nos %antoje; es-
peramos tan solo ell momento
o~portuno; en- esta region do
minamos por complete, y Guam
de Sc de la orden general de
ataque, en- toda la Inca fran
cesa. Va vera listed, cuanta ra-
ION tengO.
"Estoy sumamente compla-
edo y satisfecho del valor y
arroio de mis- soldados, de la
pericia de los oficiales. Los ge
nerales Maudhay, Durbal y
Grosetti, que estan bajO mis-
6rdenes. Sc han portado como
unos heroes y como unos tao
ticos sorprendentes. A su habi
lidad debemos OpOrtun&s SOM
binaciones estrategicas.
'Pronto presenciareis I'm es-
pectaculo admirable. Nuestras
tropas atacaran con segura Ell
cacia las trincheras y poSlclo-
mes alemanas, y las desbarata
remos. La invasion teutonica
Sc halla al bordo de desapare
Ger. En- breve seremos nosotroS
los invasores. Nuestra bande-
"a flotara gallardamente en-
las ciudades alemanas. Y no
seran. 70 Sc 10 aseguro, los es
tadistas nj los d~iplomaticos,
uuienes dictaran al enemigO
las condolences de paz; sere-
mos nosotros los soldados, los
0ue ahora combatimos fiera-
mente por libertar a Francia
de la OPPRESSION extrana, y que
dentro de POGO tempo habre-
mos ganado ruidosas victorias
en- Aiemania.
"Y termin6 lanzando ell ge-
neral Foch, con una s~eguriGad
impresionante, esta amenaza:
"Alemania sera borrada del
mapa".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-27
ATACAN PARRAL.
(Viene de la Pag 1a.)

pas que comandan y que han
entrado en- acci6n. Y seg1n Sc
sabe, tienen ell encargo de apo
dararSe de la importante ciu
marca, ciudad chihuahuense,
habi6ndo recibido al efecto,
una gran provision de municio
mes de fusil y artil!eria.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04

E AI@ In I'D" &
NuMmWMBrMmW
In NIaA hm lAIn

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*H Wv i Hs ssA 3s
a. ueA af tn Ht t
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faH eA 1fsi s8 M sst
iH uH|g ass flH'a zee sa.
M tm @llasN lArs fms IA BE-
NlslNha Nb sttH ~ ne W
NfN tH sl4 Gala Ma Als8. al la
# MBlift tw tfH
fas, hHA Eattls tslff tie Nbaa IA fia,
br mbHlE lNilW "a tsflmsl Va si
ttst titt cir eHtistl Wttft 81
nhfisa a Stistl mfftla 8at
t5hw mala HiNliin Hat Ne Nilsaa
wflat Hsa iHRr@ Nsas lettsfi huH
kstlnAsg. Ell niltlm a BIN Nina Nis
nAl auf. We ttlfdi,HM caua iu Hll
ntn nlabfi "A kfHIfiAfN. 70 Hifa IA ttm
klllrfn otaflth tftall ilefn plglt. nnt.
~ Gplii tsaiari psn fgnsm m tHis
n~fatnagItbltN naaf FnasH As &pHlsHhH
nltltt unb itbta ltls 43ilisitt nii ben
nAnbtA feet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04

Sic Sraft hes Menfder. Quf bic
6rags, su rel6er 9ages8eit Der Menf6
am trdfii9ifsu TT, birftsn bic msiF1eu
aeate duf ben morssH ratben. @as 1T
iubeHen, ME bic MteFunSsn am 9pHamo-
meter srseben, Elm Srrtbum. Ser Menf4,
Der ebsn aus BEN 8ett uufgetanoeu, 1T
I'M Gegent6eit nnBerorbentIi9 f9pa9,
unb feline Musteln t0nneu mr. Elm minis
mum bon 4rbeit leiiten. Die Musfels
trait pG4it ober rapid, nahben er bas
erIte 5riibitiid gu fi9 gsnommsn, unb err
reidt bic sr0Bte 5Dhe mad Der mittdgss
mablseit. Damn intt lie nqmdbli1 fir
Elm paat Gtunben, UNI ge5en abenb dufs
neae Susunebmeu unb ii6 banu in Der
Raht Bis gum Mprgea fpieber ab3uI1pds
den. QGs bic idlimmItsn 8einbs Der
Mustelfraft srgeben ft9 bic beiben Grs
IRENE Der tnt6dtisieit un6 Der llebermiis
b,llg 3u ~erfennerl. Npd bas @hipiben
ipdbrenb Der Arbeit trdgt peIartIi9 sur
5dpGaung Der Musteln Bel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04
esp. aeuticauda var.
dayo maculata3

Iiqeu au~fsntbaltsort. Sur tisfe Gtias,
8~er6dn9sn beg aGfiss nit einsm 5uac
ober @inbringen in sinen GingeiDOhnu1gss
t6fig laIeH ibu ben 9erluit ieinsr Grei9eit
rergeHtn.
Die Gineeip6hnung bpn SniettenfreHern
III nnr inter rgi4lihsn @aben BON Wlebls
t~piirHeru, ODER Bel DroFsIartsn bon Res
eenlpiirmsrH, m1glih. 6at Der friid gez
fdngeM 9ogsI etlDa 5tpei StunbeR i'm
GinQsnS6nungstdfig gehungert, 10 pers
ben tiniee lsbenbe MiirHer anf ben 8oben
bes aafigs esporfen. 9ieien 2sdsr6iHtn
mibsrItebt er ni9t. Gpdter reidt man
t6m bic MIrmer auf benz nit Meidfutter
qefiiastn G%uttsrndpf. Strides Mailer
Iteht BEN 8pgsl ebenfaas I'm Gitgetpohs
~nnngstdfiq Sur Dsrfii9ung.
Gin FOLDER Giugeipobnungsidfig 6eieAt
am bsfim aug einem 2~tiitengeItea nit
gretterboben. Geisen unb 9ede bes @ez
itents iperben nit Gtoff belpdnHt Der
@oatl ioa Ridt burd duBsrs GinfIiiHe ges
ftort perben.
Sur itlten 1T g H1tblg, einem 9efanges
nen 9ogel su ltopien. Mil bas Sbier
abtt pbloluf niat frtieH. ID niro nit
tinen ipiben 90l3den Der Ghndbel ges
0finet, bieles nirb oann quer an bic
Gdnabelpur5e eelat, I'm 70 ben G4Eas
tsl auf5ubalien, nnb jebt tit pas 5utter in
iltinen qortiousH b tief ein5ufhieben, oab
IS Der @osI Ifluaen mug. Gliiifse Idbrs
ltoffe reiht man NIT elmer Ge0erpoie, bic
man mad DIT bsr alter gum Sdreiben
benaBttu ,Gdnleliele", cher ohne Spalte,
IdHeibsf.
Die g~instD6Raaas bsr Characterization
g0geI 1T sinfa4sr. Die 9hisrs lsbsH an
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Und
Odten.
Die pFe9e uno 5udt Ger frenoldnoifben 5ierpo9sl. : Die
Gin9epohnun9 Der tpilofdnge-Oas 8ao fir oieStubsnp09el

Ginsn setdFigtsn, eingepDbnten un6
fidtig perpflegten @pgeI fsines Coles pGs
gen 81 bebausrn, 1T cine lesre Sentimsatas
fiat, trenn man bebsntt, pis pieIeu Gss
Tnbrsn bic frsilsbenben 90ssl uusgeIest
ifnn. Mie biele BON ibnsn ge6en 0arfJ
6nHger unO ddIIe eIsnb su grunbe, msbr
nod fallen ben ardLen Der aaubbDgsI
cbsr ben 3Gbnsn Der p%ilbsrnoeu aabsn
nber 1nDertn Maubt1ieren 3ufa Spfer.
Gs If isiner bsrsdtiot. 5u Iagsn, baB Elm
efFnngener 8Dgel cine ginbube an 2ebeH
unb GsIunbbeif grleibet; benH ts tpsrosn
benz gefungeneu @Dgel DisIe @efaperptn
bes Greilebsns erIpdrt. 9as ~gefangene
9bisr tennt tetnen llnbiG Der mitteruns,
e bat nidt n6ibis, in 5urdt Dor guIs,
&abidt, GaBs etc. az leben, e brauft Ii9
Ridt I'm Jatter gu iorgen.
hit gorIiebe tpenbst fH bds SrtereKe
bislsr @oeelfreunbs ben ausIdHbilhen Doe
gelH gu, inter benen bic aDrnnfreFsr,
neil lire pflsee ON einfaaIteR 1T, an
meiffen eebnlteH ipsrben. Bei faIt alien
bieTsn muB man natirli6 auf ben Gefune
bgr3idten, benz biefer 1T Bel ber mithrs
5abL bon linen Hur geriRa. 8iefeu Wans
geI erleben aber bic Sbierdea rsidli1
bur9 ibr bultss 9s6erllsib unb bic Miligs
felt, NIT ber ie IN bsr @efausenldaft our
grut f6reitsl unb Her lire SuHseH IN
a~ufCpFernbsr Meiie ouFSisben.
Die besshrtnspsribefeH inter BEN
frsmhIdnoiiden GeIiebsr fnb bic tieinen
nisblidtn pradffintfn, biz, sipsepobRt,
ale 5ismli6 dnlprahsIps fub. Die Ibitre
IsbsH IN ihrer @sinatb IN grobeH Gdarsn
unb fi1b bier birtit Gem Mdsrhau lddos
Ii9, inbem fe ii bic Beloer fiufaleH uHo
oft udt betrdatliht @eruiHnnesg an
rimteH, iooab ibr Sang 81 .iner gotts
ipeHbiggeii Dirp. alg ddfigppaI hdngs
ihT Mohlhdinben bauptld9!id bon elmer
mSaiidt alsi1bisi6GbsH 1smperalar abb
3ualuFis NaHt fdnelfr 3emperatnripeds
fI iii naeH 1nabsi6 nmb srlisssn IA bisIm
GinFilhsn baln. glsht abgr ibr 8dfig
in tiasm Hanbia esssi8ten 3inmst trAals
ten fe reeflma ID iEiItss, f%ulsHrarmss
MaFer uar 6eFlsfBiel ~ iii IiEtser aau
psiaIihtn S~araerfaisur9 beg adIgk p
hofsn hie 5bierdtH lsnae III Der G r
eeaFtdit ats, d .iiea att Ii os5Bersa
aaFigtn, Iegsa. 9e4bgasra. fat rssels
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famm MitideeHm S%trsanlttH Td 0unb
nnb aakt ibtr ben Isbttn, faSnm gihm
Blsiih. CRIT murDs Der aampI nit
anurrtn unb gfauhsn geiatrt. bann ess
braumts Der 6nnb Ttine iharisn 3dbns,
bic aabt ibre NIT Fpibsn ArdlItn betutbrs
ten gioisn. QIs bic Balssnbsn abtr ben
Sritt Der Grnu %pernobmsn, lieben fe pons
einan6er ab. Die 6rau ertannte ben
@runb bes Gtreites, oerIaniit bas 5ltiih
uno idob ieOem Der Sbisrs Isiner 2beiI
bin.
9rob iuarsn fe raid bsrIs6nt un6 oins
gen bran, in Der auAe ibr gspobutes
Miitdasf6ldfden au hnlten. Der 6nab
trod in Ieintn aqrb, BITE Sage iprdns ms
offsne 8ratrobr. Ridt Ionge bana1 fam
Elm lisber @nit ms 0diis, BET bon tpsiter
Rsilt tii9tigrn 6unger mitbra6ts unb be-
fpirtbet fDeroen muBte. aafd mafte bts
a6ain Elm 5srbfsutr an. f6Iob bas grdts
rohr nnb bsrlisB bas 9aus, Am Gintdufe