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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20

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balter lein uao peitgebenbe Som.
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pOrdusgeiest' oati ernitlid,e 8e.
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lit au erfenhen, oaB 3euti6lanO ct.
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gebnbt, ons 2eben BON glmerifanern
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fonnen pem ni6t cine Grploiton
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fonne QeiitidlanO ni6t gut fir ben
900 Der an goro befirt0Iiden glme.
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laiien entipeoer nirlnIt GeutiA.
lonO Die amerifanii9e geote in8orld
imo 9ogen an ooer es fontntt gum
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20
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Ront 20. @}oi, ii5er Goris. -
9ie 9(lton1obiIe oller 0titalieoer oes
aabinettS nit glilsnabne Oesieni-
gen oes gtiniIterprGiioellten So-
Ianorn, puroen beute BON ben Mi-
GitdrbeborOen fir OieultIide 3mefe
einge8o9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20

Ihsf EitHe l6nmta. miadliaa dgbl
aus htm Wtf6l Mfbet Dat ish III,
Iuiidtn plghtr in tef Ciitnlip.
hehNacul
Ettlnnaeu martu hhiuiallia.
amliNoam 90 Mlal. Tfi
Gairlae oadidg NFridit aibi ole bel.
auitlamul nbgr bic enae III dlan
bern m0 bci arrae. bit auiadb,
6er beiou mclli5 bom aanal 90.
lcgfncn sieauu0eu uou 0et 2d.
.un0 sigcniiroete III idpn 0c5b0lt
.unbc0euieno, melt es iidi MIR um
lleine abibellungen han0elt, bic iid
nui DEM anoeren liter hcs adnals
beiau0en gei Set sus lpie beI
5ieeniiracte, 0ic bei0e ami oem DIT.
lihen llier Oes aanGls lieaen railm.
ten ole Deitidlen MIR oie griiden.
topfe oui 0en meitlihen llier una
ole borgeifobeneH Stellunaeu OiC
iih bis nod 9oeiingbe, ern Torl
.uuf Dem weitliden llier oes gier.
fanuIs eritredten gluf Die Gage bel
Dpern miro Die Stunning oieicr
0a Die Geitihes Die MN meiter
5tellungen fetnen GmfluB ausiiben.
iiolid uno naber bel gperu liegen.
ben Crtidaiten St. s5ulien, @ieltie,
5re5enberg unO GIfsfernelt bolten.
SIN Sloen BON gperu iit Die Gage
ourh Die nglo.fran5oiiide Gffen.
iipe aud nidt perailOert moroen.
glaienitibcr fir GisenmGnIer.
Berlin, iiber 2on0on, 20. gloi. =
Ole aolnii1e 3eitilng peiIt 0as Tn
.9lmerifa enftonoene @eriidt, bent
ibe &ruppen ipilroen Die 5hlpei5er
eirenBe itberidreiten, falls es ami.
ihen SStnlien nno 0eiterrei1. .llngorn
gum ariege fame, nit Gntriiltlns
3nriid. ogSie Die gan8e 8elt ipeiB
idreibt ole genannte 3eitung, lit
bic gteittrdlitdt Der Shmei5 bon Der.
ienigen 8elgienS grltnoneridieoen.
8elgiens gteutralit1t mar ooppellin.
mig unO 10 arrangirt, 0aB iie MIR
elmer Seite rtiisen fonnte, iu1breno
Die Sdipei5 lire gleutralit1t alien
9arteien gegenilber in gerehter 8ei.
ie eingebalten bat. Die Sdluei5
tennt 9cnti6lanO, beiien Sheen nnS
BOlitit senan nm iidD I'M amerifas
niide unO fransOiiife Gisen iueiter
sn fiimmern."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20

dtHmdileu fN md1sH lla mir
idnf1 aul BE am madsn hgnn
hie MlaAt iii Nf hia Huslen rff.
Iefenl reiicrrflallbe cliigieft nnb
NlniHlti'igH mtlht III stianagu.
lt1li acrliteu NHo iuh asst hem
Alrde uat Dem Jmern alablanas
hier einaelreilcu Aelonaeag Gus
Dem IAbIlditn BoIiilen iaaeu. bah
bic Ccierrridcr BORT ldanrre Scr.
lutte tliiien b1ttn &c miro be.
hauptet baB Ser oiicrreldilde sse.
urralitab iih iaii adniIih aus Oeiit.
ihen Ciii5lercu juianimenlebt Goa
hnben oie Ruiicu mle0er einmnE
frnitig aeIoaet); nieIr baron ieien
uils Berlin. @cllien uno Veipsia ac.
tontmeu (&ober oie aliost0iuiter
oieies 10 aennu miiicu moaen?) 1ie
meiiteu oiterrejdliiden Giii5iere lei.
Ell mad Der @renje beoroert.
gOnSoH iiber Die SadlIagr.
9onOon, 90 Nla. - Ceitrrrci.
hiidslngariih.oettide Streitfrdfte
areiien Die ruiiiiben 0eerbaliien bic
.iih iebt benlii1en. AMI Dem rehten
llfer 0eS San cine neae Smladlt.
linle 81 6ilOen, mouib0rIid an.
g0rolid uuo iii6Iid uon 8rSemns[
baben Die 9elttid)en otgeblidl be.
0ellten0e @rfolge errunoen, no iie
Den Stub iiberidritteu uno Sieni.
oms ouf Dem rehten llfer beiebt bo.
ben. @iener geridten sufolqe ha.
Zen Die GeIterreiher un0 Gentihcu
me1rere befeItigte 2telInrgen, mel.
DE iii06itlib pon Gr8aHnsI Iiegen.
erobert, pd6rcno Dont gseIten ans
Die Sorts Der Setting ans id1pere1
@eidiiben bei6oiien iper0en.
8eiter urten I'M iiioIihen EoIen
lit ser GrfoIq Ser per6ituoeten Ge.
Iterreider ul6 9elitihen nid1t 10
iebr ins 9luge ipringeno. gs lit
ben 9luIien gelltngcn. bel sSoango.
roo Elm groBeS Seer 3liarumen5u-
5ieben, uno leiiten iie Dem gororin-
gen Der Giterrei6.llngarn energii9
@ioeritanb. Die @uiien beboltpten,
ooB fte in ser 8ufopira einen poa.
ftGnoigen Sieg (getpiB ouf oem Sd
pier) iiber oie glrmee 0es gr5ber.
5ogs 8rie6ri6s errungeu boben uno
fid pie0er in 6en Belts bon g3erno.
ntb, Der Sa1ptIta0t Der glifopira,
geiebt ba6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20
9rntidjr Srupprn
frrlIlrn Orn Sanl
0rIOrnmiitbigs 0annODrraarr n. CI
Dtnbnrger nebmrn DabCi 1000
yiniItn grinRgrn!
etIiist sldmpit Ia aarIanS Sautru BtIisr IoriI

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fsr Rglr6 8ai iH hem aHbh Ni
ftili mtllaff 8efiallunam an lid
afeagu, Huo hle Wdnple wfheH
hoh mit 1fabfr grbilifuna fort.
aelgut 9llrblih unb luallh BED
Jllrmgn bauern Ste Aampic eben.
iaIls an
Gle 8liieu unternabmcn arlierr
mebrcre t8pAemn1riiiC oui oil
lumpCn Der uerbim0eiru Ooierrei.
her mo 1entideu. ueIdlc oen San
ubcridritirn. in Oct abiht ofrcu
Normarih um Halten 30 briu1el
iuociien peraebrns. Die Raiiru muri
Den uuter ltneren Gerluiten al
Jo0ten mo BcrpunoCicn 5uritdac'
idllogeu Cine QUE Souuopcrnuerr
uHo Cl0enburaeru beitebenOe Dtui'
iion nobm m1hren0 Der lebten padr
5oge 1000 giuiieu bel Den aampfen
an Der Sun geiangen. 5erner er,
oberte oieie 8iuiiion A anuonen ma
26 9iaidiuenaeuebre.
gSas 9etrOsrnS iagt.
4Setrograo, 20. Wtai, lib. 2onoon
- Bon Der Wliln0ing 0es San-
5Iuiies biz nad aoIomea, cine 2iliC
BON iiber 200 0ieiIen, pirO unauf.
b6rIi6 gef1mpft. Ger ruiiiide @e.
neralitab ienoet 10 ihnea mie mog-
lid Sruppen nah oieiem Gnmpf-
plab, Inn 0em 9lnltlrm Der 10
oeutiden ui6 "a oiterrei9iih,unga.
riiden glrmeeforps, ettpo 100000
M1nn, Stano baIten 5u fonnen. Die
Sauptf1rnpfe entrpifeln ii9 an oeln
Gan 6luB, ipoieIbit 5liineiIt Oelttid)e
Streitfrafte fGntpfen. Dringen Die
9eutiden gu raid Dor, oann Iaufen
iie @efabr, bon ruiiiiden Srltppeu,
tpeIde ben SSIuB al aitoeren Steaen
iiberihreiten fonnen, nbgeidnitten
5u tperoen. (9ie Sr0pfel General
Mafenfen bat beridieOentli6 beipie-
len, mas er ais Seerfitbrer gu IeiIteil
i'm Gtonoe lit, um6 peiB ai,d in Die
fer SdIudt fpos er 3u tbun bat.
Der ruiiiide @eneraIItab mag ionlit
feline @eisbeit fir fi9 bebnIten,)
2en6erg, iiber 2onoon, 20. Wat.
- S5n Sdaoren ellen polniihe
Sliidtlinge olttpdrts; Der gr0Bte
Sbeil oeriel6en lagert tpenige Wtei-
len 0Itli6 bonn Snn 8luB, I'M ben
9Gusgong Der BORT tobeltoen S6ladt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20
.3itbt SeIbiimOrO
Der 0inrtGtuuB Dor!
aatou 0ntpirrIt, esr epiouaat m.
atllaai, trbduai hdl 10 taa.
liidlem wtianauih.

Nen1au 20 WlQt Ger Igltids
nnrItnncr Mntm itucpierlc irubtr
iu tlrnrftBn aniaiIIa, mitr0c mlaulil
IN gngl1n0 inter Der gluflaae per.
haitei. ciu 0eutihcr Spiou 5u irin.
Seiu 4ro5cB beaoun 1ut Iebten
2ipniiaa. 0eltte nur0e er in ietner
,3eae oes grirton e3eiananiiies er
banat aiigefunoen 6s beibt 0aB
CT Selbihiloro begdnqen babe.
Sin Der 9luflo9eidriit miro Der
9eflagte beidlul0iat, er bobe Die gb,
iiht gebegt, Den 5eiBoen englanos
5u belieu, cr babe ierner herbredes
ride @eriuhe geuatt. oen 5einO
gIustlu1ft iiber Seer uho 5lotte gu.
fommen 5u laiien, Der 5tantsnn.
malt bertrot peri6nlidj Die glnflage.
Suepferle befdnute fi6 nidt idul.
big. syn Der @roifnlingsoniprade
bebauptete Der StaotsanpoIt, Der
aniprud auf oas mneritanii6e Sir.
gerreht, Den Der glngetIogte erbebe,
iei unbegriinoet, er iei Elm Geut.
iher.
Snepferle's lette @prts.
eonoDn, 20. glai. - auepferle
bate Dor Segebnng Der Shat cine
ytoti5 fOlgenben Snbalfs binterlai.
len: ggln 9llle, Die es Gnge9t! -
Wiein Name lit anepferle nuO mein
Webnrtsort lit 9aitntt, gaSen. SD
bin Elm SUl0at, iueisere MIDI aber,
uleiueu 8ang anSnsebeu. Sd fam
lagen, Oah idJ einen geredten GrO.
5ek erBalteu Babe, bin aber nidjt
lGnser i'm Stnn6e, bic Spannnng
anssn6alten nnO nebme Oes1nlb 6as
Beiet ielbit in Die SGnO. Sd babe
maude Sdlnft Onrdfdmpft, Der
Sob lit cine GrlOinus fir mid. Sic.
ber bate idJ ben Sob Snrd Gridie-
fen borse5ugeu, iuill a6er fein Sdaf-
fOt beiteisen (bier bei6rieb er oas
3eiden Der 6reimanrer) nnb boffe,
Der alluGdJtige glrditeft Oes 8elts
ais uir6 mid in Oas nnbefanntc
gauO fiibren. Sd lterbc nidt ais
Gin Spiun, iouOeru iuie Elm SolOat.
Sd ertrng mein SdifIal luie Elm
Wiann, fam aber fein giigner ieiu
OOer falifen GiO ablesen.
Sd erindje Sic freunOlidit, mci-
uen Gnfel glmbrOic 9rull in 9laitatt
Don meinem SoOe 3n benadJridltigcn.
Sd OermadDe linn allcs, mas idl bin
terlaIie. gSGs i'd setban babe, ge.
idnb fir meiu SatcrlanS. gs0ae
Got Der Serr Sic allc lesnen.
&nepferle."
glnf Der GnOeren Seite Der Safel
befanOcn iidj bic 8Orte: rsSdJ iunrOc
am II. 5nni 1888 seboren."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-20
9rntid)r GrfOlgc
I'M NOrOlurltcnl
2owObI bet Oprrn aIs audi bel 70
reitt wrrDen Dir IriuDIlden
NugriIIt nbgrwirirnl
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tbf EitHe iommFu mladida athl
uus bent NttldDi Mfaet hab hth hIe
Iuildtu lplgot III bgf Eiiaiug
hgliNaml
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-05-20
Some More of Man-and Some of His
Ways.

CoIi4C S1Oi0 Oh Rlall-dnd OOInc Oh Ills
Ways.
T HIS is the time of year when the man
OF the house. if he has the price, and
lives in the city, begins to talk about vaca-
ton, This also, brings the thought of
Clothes, and trunks, and getting place to go
to, and buying tickets, and packing up-and
all the rest Of it. and it is the one time III
her life that Mother can take all the cards,
spades. tricks, little and big casino, high,
low, jack and any more you can think Of, and
put it Ill over father
4 ,u:0s idea of packing trunk is to sim
l:y f:I l.. III the least possible time, or put
in - hole as he can get along with. and let
tna" 10 rattle around inside the trunk from
bone =, lie Other place, and get there look
liz 8 though Il had an interview with
t:Gv:.;:iG1 t.ta>hint.
4t,nf. ,1o!h"c scr: Of man is like a man [
knew once: his wife always made a sacred
rite Of packing her trunk, and he decided
she WASTED, ! 'o1 Of effort, strength and time;
he offered 70 pack it for her once. and it hap
pened ike iris: He told his wife to go and
sce:sd tie day and the evening with her
mother, and he promised her that she would
find her trunk ready to leave when she did.
Win i0lS2lTlr@, borne of long experience,
but belonging TO the old order of women
telling tho man that her E'things'' were in:
the wardrobe; the closet; the two upper
bureau drawers; the cedar box in the spare
room, and 50 on, which is the way of women.
And she went to spend the day and the
evening with her mother; and, sure enough,
when she came home, there stood the trunk
carefully locked, strapped and ready for the
express man.
And she went off in good time
And two days after she left, Friend Hus-
band got this telegram:
"6end me some money to buy some clothes;
you packed up all the household linen and
some Of your things in my trunk"
And he sent her the money, and included
enough to buy a new trunk. But peace
reigned in that family forever after.
When Father starts to do anything, he is
keen on bringing the same method to bear
en- personal matters, that he does on his bus
mess. and he forgets that the business Of
woman is to look after all the little things,
and make them as big as possible. This is
why the buying Of a new hat is the subject
of prayer; while fasting and sleeplessness
mark the buying of a new dress; and as for
shoes, things for the children, and extras. the
average woman living in small town. gird5
herself for the wrestle with styles and quail
tiles as only the woman herself knows.
This applies also to marketing; if woman
decides Oh steak, she haggles with the
butcher, pozes her finger into the ribs Of the
beef, pinches it, smells it, and then makes up
her mind she has been cheated. before the
string has been cut on the package.
But man slams down dollar on the
counter, looks the butcher in the eye, and
says, "Gimme steak, thick juicy and ten
der" and the butcher says, meekly, eyes,
sir; take it with you?" and gives him chuck
end that Mother has to sharpen the meat
grinder to reduce it to family USE
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-05-20
The Good the Bad, Otherwise By l. A.

take all his fishing gear and his old clothes.
If it is left to Mother to pick out the place
the family is to vacation IN, she writes to
everyone she can reach with postal card.
She wants to know If there is any water
there, how deep it is, where the postoffice is,
and the church, and whether the hotel uses
condensed milk or the other sort. And when
she gets through with her information gath
erlng, the family may settle themselves for
the summer, secure In the knowledge that
there are no surprises to be sprung on them.
And when it comes to buying the tickets,
getting on the train, and really getting
started, who doesn't know the man who re-
duces his family to nervous prostration, tell
ing them to hurry up, and not to forget the
umbrellas. and the lunch baskets, and the
children, and who finds when they have
reached the railway station. that he has for
gotten the tickets, which are In his other coat,
or the trunk checks. which he left on the
counter, or the time the train left, and-but
why worry?
It's one of the compensations of life to see
"the family going off together; it makes one
feel that there will be a return to the safe,
sane and delightful family way, after while.
when the Man will be really the head Of every
home, the Mother the guide, philosopher and
friend of all in it, and the children the hubs
around which all revolve and on which so
much is built in hope
Speed the day!
Just think what hard time the bill col
lectors are having in all those war-stricken
towns.
Wisconsin says it has too much trouble on
its hands as it is, and the final blow has been
given the hopes of the woman suffrage agi-
tators.
Another invention of this most inventive
century is "digestible" fruit cake. and now
it's up to somebody to invent nightmareless
lobster Newberg and Welsh rarebit.
Giving ship warning, after a couple of
torpedoes had been aimed at her. is like yell
ing to the man below to ''lool1 out" when the
safe-hoisters see that the rope has broken.
When the occupants of 'steen thousand
dollar automobile are run down and cram
med" by a jitney bus, doesn't it seem that the
limit Of human endurance had been reached?
A Wisconsin legislator, with long head,
and maybe narrow escape, wants law
passed, making IL 1elony Tor an automobile
driver to take drink every time he gives his
car one.
A newspaper asks, in a perfectly serious
mood. 'ls T. r. essential to the Republican
party" Which seems, at this juncture very
much like asking if the dog is at all necessary
to the tail thereof.
North Carolina is going to execute negro
for burglarizing house in which the occu-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-05-20

Read Foreign Missions Exposed, by Thos.
3. Watson. Beautifully printed. Profusely
illustrated. Price 80 cents The Jefersonian
Publishing Co., Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-05-20


peace-at-any- ladies. to stop at home and
roll lint bandages?
About fifteen or two dozen Of us, while not
really wanting to see any more preparations
for war;" would timidly suggest that less
powder be burned on the warship junkets,
than has been done of late.
IF that special meeting of the italian Cab
met might be made public, a certain other
Cabinet, dominated by notwithstanding
brave-to-fght policy. might learn Of
something to its advantage.
Considering the amount Of revenue that
pours into Jacksonville for "quarts. pints and
In bulk" it is not to be wondered that after
all expenses are paid, the State of Florida is
found to have meat sum- in its treasury.
That lady lecturer who declared that ideal
husbands ere never bald headed, was just
about as ignorant as the average unmarried
woman; the married ones know it is only the
ideal husband who lets his wife pull out his
hair
Big Business methods seem also to have
dominated the order of allied gunner, In New
York and jobs were taken for removing the
individual, or Gin bunches," at what must
have seemed most attractive figures, to the
undertakers.
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo has suf-
fciently recovered from his illness to plan a
junket over several States for lot of the
Pan-American delegates to the financial con-
gress. and of course Uncle Samuel will pay
for the tickets.
Just about now, when the national banks
are publishing their annual statements. YOU
may easily get dandy lesson in high finance,
by noting the price the bank pays the Gov
eminent, for money, and the price you pay
the bank for the use Of that same.
And, also. few of us would like to know:
who's keeping tab on the hundreds of Ger
States, and who are in position to learn all
the detail they may want, of the exact status
Of this country. in the matter of fortifca-
lions, etc.
If you don't think the money loan sharks
feel badly when they see some Of their "inter-
est" getting away from them read the story
of the killing of the negro in South Georgia,
by the legal representative" Of the loan com
pany, who had gone to where the negro was
being paid off.
Fate has queer way of mixing the ONE
lette; old Cornelius Vanderbilt made his
younger son the head of the house, because the
elder had married the woman he wanted, in
stead of the one his father had commanded
him to marry. The chosen head has made
ducks and brakes of family name and much
of the family money, only to die in the height
of his young manhood. He leaves little to
be remembered by, while his elder brother
will now become in reality what he has been
practically-the head of the house of Van
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-05-20

And the great majority of Americans.
whether Democrat or Republican, feel in their
inmost hearts that there is scarcely man in
the present Democratic Administration, who
measures up to the demand for the solving
Of the great question now facing this country.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-05-20

Far be it from us to give unsolicited adj
vice, but wouldn't it be good thing for Jane
Adams and those other perfectly earnest
peace-at-any- ladies. to stop at home and
roll lint bandagcs?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18
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bemeiien miroe 5lriidgemieien.
Die @erid)tsiibung mar cine flr5e
unb formelle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-18

on Sanii 1tno 8lumentbal, an 9ail-
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