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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
Ssmd,sIei nnS gsrIoarnheIt

Tie NbiitmmnHa iiber Die DinH..
helpihe 5rmlenliimmrcdt .amen0e-
ments. llciolutioH im 9ieprdlenians
tenhaus bat bic bemertensmcrthe
fhatIade efaeben, OaB a~icpraientnu.
tent Oir erildric @caner Der Nr0hi.
bition 3n ieiu bcbaipten uH0 oee.
halb Die l%nteriuibuHg oes liberu!
.a]eiiuHicH Clements acfim0en hattel
iir H%otioHnles 5raucnitmmred't ihr
8otam gabN. Tie eriabrmaen
Die IN Den letten SabreH. uuo ia.
meHtlih BET Der Ietten @abl aennht
muroeu. babeu aejeiat oab iiaatlide
4rebibiiion oori letne erniiliden
2 dpierigteiteu fiH0ct, no 5raueu.
beitebt. s. iolgcrt oa.
rats. OaB oieienigen. mClde fir
~atSoebmma uH0 @erbreitma oes
Srauenitimmrcttcs iino, Der 4ruhi.
.bitinn goridnb lciiteu olio mmnog.
lib 8caHrr Der Iettcren iein f6n.
nct Gir 6cudcIei mo Gerluaen
belt mierer 9olititcr i'm aongreB
f1nnte in feiner @ciie aarcr Tin.
itrirt merocu alS ourh Die abitim.
mlna ibcr Die RouoeUid acio.
luton.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
Prohibitions. gsahlereien.

aus Ges Womes fommt Die Mel,
oung, oob in Ser iebt t%ogeroeu Sc
i~eegebung cine 9toiIc Bills CUR Gin.
ihrQnfung mo Undertaking 6es
@etrdntebonoe(s eingereidt mur0en.
5nfoIgc Der 8%ii6lereiea Der ERODE
men" bro6t oieIe 6raee gegenwdrtig
naes an6ere in Der @eiebgebung al
Liberalization. Gs miro Bat oieiem
3ped Der 8criu6 gemaft, Die Saus
uno aud SenatSregeln oerart at
oerdnoern, DOB ale 8oridlGge Der
g1rodenGu" bon Sen &omiteen 10
ME moglid einberidtet perOen
fonuen mo our6 Abitimmuugen
ietbit it6cr nebeniGhIihe Jragen Die
Stimmpng Ser 9litglieoer in ge3ug
ailf Die RegeIliug oes @etrdnfeban.
bells feitgeitelt meroen fam. gion
mill auf oiele @ciie Den n0oiien@
Elm 5fnippden idIagen. 8enn ITO.
meroea Die 5erren 9robibitio.
a1id 5tt @etDaltmitteln grei.
fem, I'M ibr 3iel at erreifen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
Gins Council glnffs.

Ger @eiongberein arion CAB am
Montoq Den %. Samtar ein Son.
5ert in ieiner Sole, 1876 uro 1873
groabpon Oas bonn geiongIiden unb
muiitaliidlen Stanopunft oils be-
tradtet ais Elm groBqrtiger GrfoIe
be5eihnet meroen 0orf. Dns gebo-
tene 4rpgraium mar ein bor5iigIides
rnD gingen Ole 2eiitungen Der Sdtl.
ger melt iiber Dos 9tittelmab binaus.
Die Sdnger 1Ddren boIl819lig Der,
treten uno brodten Die Qieoer ia,
beim lit ood babeim", aDsuttcrfet
gen" uno Batter 9bein, ihoner
Mbein@ in id0niter Sormonie 81 Sc
Dor. Die Sanger mubten iiA 5u
mebreren 3ugaben beqllemeil, Die
ebenfalls nit grobem 8eifaa oufge.
nonmeR muroen. SER 6rib 8ietb
BON Omaha aeiete iid ais bor3i9'
liher goriton uno lang 0as aie0
Jriiblings5auber@ nit munDerpoGer
Stride uno Moblflang. Der Gdn.
ger iuuroc nit gciiaa iberidIttei
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
Briete Don 0ru6en!

Gerr @iIbelm araeuer arls Men.
silgen Del grudiol, ga6en, bot iei.
mem in Concord 9le6r., t~Dobuenoen
GnfeE aarI @traemer einen Ianaen,
ggiibIoollen Brief 3nfommen Iailen,
III neId3cm CT ole greianiIie in
1~eutidIIaH0 un0 anf 0en 5hladtfel.
bern let geginn Oes 4rIeges bis
ann n Ie3Cmber In ausfiihrlihet
a2eiie idiIDert. Mebrere nahe @er-
ualote oes 8tiefidreibers Iin0 noe.
geH 1apierfeit Dor Dem Teinoe NIT
Dem Gilernen &ral5 geid}miidt 1tnb
TIT NoHge befor0ert Dor0en. In
0em griefe beiBt es oann u6rtlidl:
yqlnh mil id niat bergeiicn 3u
ihreiben iuie man bier III geutidp
LAMB Don Cid Geuti4 q merifanert
Iptidf. llHier gdu5eS 8olf 6Iidt
0hnfbdF 1lif GnG; NIT Stol8 mo
Naf0e Id)aut Is nad 4mertfo. mo
UTTER Gild Elm neltes 7eutidlan0
eutitanoen lit. Bel 0ieier e~reianib.
feidleu Belt fommt 0en geutid.
Ntaerifn1ern niebr 0cnn I'd oo8 He-
naBtIein, Dab iie Dennod GentIde
fihb. SeiBen g0af Enh Maen fir
Cure niIle uiio llateriuiBuua al
@eI0gnten unO @eifenfen fir naie.
re arieaer il. be0iirftigen 5anlilieR.
@qlln es aild, pieIen Der oortiaan
WrIerDiiIen nidt m0gIid 1T, 6eribpr
ii fonltuerb mo ibnen bod 0as Ser3
boiler 0iebe fiirg gaterlano idIaat
b 0anFen mir Gld Oennod bon Ser.
seh fir sic 9relie, bic SIR Gurem
alter 9aterlanbe in Scr 6erne be.
iSahrt bnbf. @eun audi uniere
5eiroe ID sdhIraih iiuo, mic 0er
aHo asn Mqcr. hit Der0enoemtoh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
RnfcuoeriammlHua in @rauo %.
Lamb fir Sitdrud 8il.

luHo Tut NItalfDd On.
9m abcnO ocs 20. Sauuar iauo
IN Der prittigen 9icOertraBbdIe
su 8ran0 SslanO cine BroteitDers
iammluug geacu Oie umeutrale
4afieBausfuGr iiatt Der Grtsuers
bon0 hattie 5pei Hc0ner %qciponnen.
Bic 0erren &iarrcr ". Stamp.
uaut lno Or. @erbdro meldle
treHlid Sic 3u95rer ju feiieIn un0
81 te1eiiteru muBteu ~ 8iarret
stnmpmuHu mar ais aapLan mebres
re giouatc I'M ariege in 9eI1ieu
mo 9ior0irmtreid bel Ser 0eutiden
9rmee aeiUeien uHo brad MN ans
reihen Shabe eiqener erfab'
ruu1. CIR itiloerte ieiue Seereiie.
Die 70 brutal pct Den 6ritiidlen Gee.
rlllberu mtgrbroden muroe mics
Die 8drdca INTO @iigeu CON Den
Gr1uiomfeiteu euerliih gus
riid un0 prizes 0ie mun0cr0olle Dis,
iipIiH Der oeutidcne Soloatcn. ourd
Bic 10 fgroBe, itier uumoglit 0itu.
lcu0e @elbeuthuten Dollbraft Mir
ben. QHd er aloubt ie%licnieit on
Den eH09ilttgen Sicg Der Oelrtihcn
&2affcn. &e6bditer 9eiiall foIgte
Wins uhrmgen.
5o6uuu iprod Or. @er9aro iibar
Die iogeuamte NcutraIitdt Der Ser.
Staateu. 3uerit geiBelte er ifari
BEN &uleufeloluq Der engliihaame-
rilmii6an greiie, poOurd idon
aIei6 SIT aHiang Die mabre Gelltra-
litat ge5rohan uoroen iei. las
iammarlide &crbalten uHiarer Ae.
aierlng ~ge1cniJber Der engliifer
euergiih perurtbeilt. Ter
1ertrat 0ie 6itdcod gta NIT
@eweisilbrmg. Seine
Dareu bier. ans mcrali.
ideiL n~cutraleu nirt6idnftlifen IL.
u%ationaIeu @riiH0eu miiiie ie6er duf
4merifaner fir oie Std.
cod Sid eintrcten. MS oaun ont
SdIuiie ieiner GeOe 2r. @erbaro
.lber Die IroteitreioIution bird Or
1c6en non ben SiBen dbitimmea
.ieB itanoen alle begciItert anti. Dit
46iinaen Der omerifaniifen umo
GatioHaIb1nue ihlob bic
}abfreih 5eiufta 8%eriammIimg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
@iea6ritanb in Sulua

Gas 4dertau- Dcportement Bot ei.
men 9eriht per6ifentlidt, NORM
Der @iebbeitau6 Der lebten 3eAH
Sabre int Stoate Soma lcwie 0eiien
@ertb sltr 8er6fientliduua qebrndt
miro. Sn Iadlita6anoem geben mir
bic amtlide Recommendations.
gferoe, 9g349.00O; 3ertb Der
5tad Sil650: M9auleiel-34t. 900
Nerth $4,000; Mtildfiibe S,27t,.
000 @erfb per Stid $47. 80; al.
oercs Gin0uieb t6,578,000; @ertfl
per Gtiid $50. 20; gdgafe 100000
@ersh per Slid $50; Sdnpeine,
30, 100000; Mertb per 5tiid
Stt.40.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
GarLina.

2fm Ietten MittDo6 unternalm
cine 4u5abl imger Qeltte cine
hlittenpartic mad benz Seim oes
9errn Ibeo. SGuering, inn BORT ci.
men frobliten g%oIterabeuo 81 fei-
.ern 3l @breu pom SRI. 2ena 5due-
ring, Die NIT Serrn u. Boot Don
SarIan perlobt lit.
Gle ge6riioer Miinhratb fubren
am Iebten M}ittnod NIT elmer $50.
.genIaoing BON peridieoenem5 hInht.
.oie6 nod ben Siio-O maba Sdladt-
Aofen.
Cine Gn3abG 5renn6e un6 Der
iparote iiberroidten am Iebten Con.
neritog, Dem @eburtstage oes 5errn
Sommarmnnn, lesterea NIT elmer
gSurpriie 9artD".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
auSJOma.
e6el6D.

SDttDU'
am Mittuoh ocn 90. Sanuar
ianO Die FRAMING BON Serru 60
.hnua 5rabm rno Sri Dora Noeh.
rem inn Seim Scr Gltcrn Der gralli
.iiatt I'm 1880 muroe Der Che.
bifuo 5pii6eu ocn beiOcn geidIoiien
mo lire Che pou &aitor Oft EN-.
aciegnet. Ills ghren5eugen funair.
ten Serr s. Roe6ren mo SRI. Ser.
tia g2ieic, p0brcnO Ole fleine &il.
ma geters Die 9iiHge 3rm Gtngued.
Eel in einem ollerliebit Der8ieutcli
a6rbheu Den Sod3eitsleuten porat'
trug. Rad Der 5raulmg e~rireute
iil Die Sod3eits. &cielliGait an Dem
foitlit %3ubercitcten @Oh3eitsmabl
luO that oemielbea qebiibrenoe OBJ
re ON. Ser 5rubm lit nod nidlt
lnuge i'm CANOE, uber 0od befaHtit
ais Elm ohtlmgswcrther. urbeitias
mcr illugcr WlaHu, Der and in Der
4ahl ieiuer 8attiH giiten @eritauo
benefit. Die @rout lit Die Jingle
Eodtar uno malcih 6as iiinaite
aino ron Serm uno 6ran 9}oebren
mo uer0icut 0ns Sob elmer tugen0.
iameu iIeibigeu, niugen 6rau, Die
i6rem Sauie 'mobl porjuiiebeu melB.
@enn lie MIN nadl ibrer Shueiier
johanna Gobrmdut ais Die lcBte
non Dem feds Sdpeitcrn oas 81.
ternhnu5 perlaBt. 10 iii oas fiir bic
~alicrH0en Gltern Hidt 10 leiht. aber
cod beJlfitru lire ber3li6iten &C..
gcnsUHnIde ibr aiHo. SIRE, Der
gcidgUiter un0 Der @Gitc barge.
5radte BliidruimiGe moIen 0enn
mth inter Oes a~llm1dti1en @ottes
gn1oigen 9etitano in Grfillimg ae.
ben mo 6cs iun1en Raores Gbe
pon 2lniang bis sum enoe cine
aIiidIide ieiu
Gie idbrlide @ciddftsUerinmm-
lung Der 0etti6cu 5ricoensaemein.
Or tauo am 81. 8. "a. itat. Gie.
ocrItef ~tarhloniit. Ger SfaB.
3. g, G8gers beri@tete. oaB
bic aus1aben iid 40 @uniten Der
Gimuhmen aus9leif9en. Sic alten
9orheber muroeu I'M ante belaiicn.
Ter Sdnbmeiiter berittet. bob bic
bieilaen Geutideu berits 1926 eiu-
qe3abit un6 mtterjeidnet BADEN gum
geiteu oes oeuti6eu rotben areD]es
SIN Sauia BON @errn uno 5ran.
Il 3aIoorf ftellte iid um Samitag
ben %. Sanuor Gin feines Iodter-
lein Elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
Sttettert an Northumberland

Ge 9tiaaua 6rieaenss Geieaihaft uaBt Die 9uforoeurnq, cine gr
fdruHg 81 unteridretbe1 bic ae internoionaien Streiiqfcteu Dem
paager 9ertdt mter6reilt, onmit frure arieae oer6ltt mar6en. 9r
noAfen Ipiien, me GeterreiA nit iener alnge gegen Serbien oort ac
fabren mare, nit &uBlano, Jrantretd mo England, oe 0e ierbiihe 4qi
tafion mtfbesteL as Hidtern, uD Qmerfa nit iciHer a5folteu iii.
teHntniB Der %etni9logigea 9erbatuife as Sehmonnten fr Gnolano
gf opanteH mo Bortugul III britidem ShIcpbtm1. sdieosaerfhte
fO gut nr Stutfa9en pom undergraduate geOerrlunq, fr qe5ens
fragen niht. Denn ba fto Die fitter 81 bduHg aus @}anaeI an Bcr
ftanonHB ooer neil fe title 4arte0dnger fno, ni6t m1nucfiih. airI
hdben ia an nnieren cigenen @cridt5nein gepben, mas Is an gerftdno
rBloHgfeit unO 8~erfn6der1ng lenn fonn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
S'9Onnea 8enuett
gegen Sames GanOn SODle!

GiHcr Der ieniaioneIfcn Artitd, bic lbcr Den Nefrra cibteHen
limb, Tit Der 0hMc Brief 0a bern1mten ameritmniden arcgdorrepon'
benton Sanes CTomel genrtt all ben mahihcn 5drtnteacr 5aHee
ennoR 1oge Gs iii cine ~lber3aaeuoe lntport auf bic b%crlogfen I'm
idul0iqmam os 0miidcn Scres mo QcfeS. Der artttl Der uber
cine Sete 'cmUmt, eritin Dor tu5em i'm 5ouniaasblait Der ebtago
tribute, w0 mar nit Dem Copyright perieben.
Die Idgide Cmobn Srtbuue bat MN nit Dem Tribune spHnfat
elm abfommga getrofteL noah mir ben ArtitG IN enalihtr Sprahe ab'
buden t6unen. Genlbe lit hate IN Der Grbine eridtenet tm6 utro
fderth 0o5 er6bte Sucreie Der 2ehr fn0cn &r efudeu miere reier.
Ben arhtel ui6t Hr grinoih 81 lden, ionOern in aud omerttantiden
8rgmoea mo Godban Bmn SePu 81 acMn Die belettt INNER nod
Elm Qorrt6Gl geacu GatidlGo beBeu. Gle peroeu 0ud ofein tpm.
Dduoleu Aritel zines auocm bcebrt mer0e.
4e bod Die Nrbct 0cs 1ern Bennett cnacihGtt miro benefit bic
lhaiaAe. Dob ons ~GbNugo @odpnblat" uad ictnrH Griheucn idrco,
or 4criaiT babe fh 6eu I6dftcu Green os aaihrs &l1cfn bcroient.
gir meron Den Arttel omd in gmp5utiorm bcrcusgeber mo i'm
qggu 3uiu0ma BON q fur 4orio an ieoen gapcrbcr iuoaL Ibue Elm
Se0er gueH (bcl bel Der auftorm8sarbet.
Saglihe cma6a 5ribdnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
9eutider llnterit @erein bon
Creighton.

9oB oic 9eutiden pon Greiq6.
ion niht 6intar an6cren 5uriifiteben
haben lie leBteu Samitag Den %.
asanuar benieieu. s. nur0e inter
ollgemeiuer 3uilimmung ein 8er-
Elm ms 9eben gerufen Ser fortan
inter Dem gtamen ,Geutider Inter.
itiiauug5Deretu" befanut fern ioI.
Ger 6aupt3iued ioll ole llnterititB.
un1 oes Notheu areu]es fem lino
miro bereits elm aomite pom is Mit.
glieoern I'll Der u%ngc6lng non
CREIGHTON tiiGtig GropagmOa oaflr
MAIDEN. 81 8eomten iuuroen er.
nd6lt SEER bon 3a5oeu ais grali-
bent. SER 4lfus 3%immermaun oIs
Sdriitfibrer mo Ser q. s. 2une.
burg ais ShaBmeiiter. 1ie nGdita
8eriammIuug wuroe auf Sonntag
ben Z. 5ebrnar nadlmittags 3 llbr
nberalant ulo miro cine 3ablreife
8etbeiIi8ung 0aron erpartet. lie
BEL Der 6riiaoungs 8%eriommlung
ulter BEN NHmeieuoen bic iufol.
ae Der %fardJtbaran allte mir neui9e
morcn upr9enommetie DorIanfige
aoqefte prgob Ben bil6ihen 9etrng
non ft7.00, bic aui Mlnidj Ser
8e6er iofort Der Geutideu 9otihaft
in @aibin9ton fir ba5 Rotbe areu8
i~iber1Dieien mltroeu Seoermatm lit
sur nadaten 8%eriammluug ber3lib
DilIfommen
Der Ghriftfihrer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

ii5er iie iie9en. 5romm un6 BON
mabrcr @ottesfurdt ourhorunqen
7ie6en uniere Soloaten in bic
StIaht tn0 NIT Dem qieoe
a9eutidlono GeuHdlan0 ii6er gQ.
les" itiirmen iie auf oen Jein0.
8ir mo8eu nod itpere 3eiten CT.
le6en; a6er infer Notto lit: Dit
6ott fir 5itrit uno gaterlano; ME-
Der nit Dem Jeiioel"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
Wins qRanIrn, @e6r.

6arr 86iIipp 8ldcmig, Scr nahe
bet MAmlen nobnt, Duroe bon einem
idnercn 5tidialsidlag beimgeiutt.
iuoem ieinc iuHge Satin, bic mir
menige Gage franf nor, inn 0urdl
ben 9oo eHtriiien ipuroe. Iii @nt.
idlafeue, 5rau Anna Gina 8laemia,
a%e6oreHe 9idteL mntoerte 1907 NIT
i6rem iunaen Gbegatten aus Gad.
len nod 9te6rnsfa ans, allmo iidl
0os iunae Gbepoar 8uerIt in geoar
Greet, oonn in Manleg %nieoerlieB.
Gle binterldBt ieds unmiinoige Sin.
Der, UoDon oa5 iiingite @ofen
alt lit. Die 9eeroiaung fano am
Radmittag am 2 lt6r TN Wan.
lp1 our6 8aitor s.. 5teger ans
Rlattsmoutb itatt. glui Dem airdl
Rof Bit @aeping 4nter ipllr6e Die
2eidle Dem 6dcBe Ser @roe ii6er.
aeben. Hnier aufriftigcs geileiO
benz ifJtuer beimgeindteu 9nnos.
mann.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
aar Elm Sentfdes SpipitaI.

Cine an3a6l bon 3oftoren in
omaha unter 2eitung 6es Or. 9b
Guigleb bon Der 5irit National
9a1f. Der tros ieines enelifhen Aa.
mems elmer oeitihen 6amilie emf
itammt, ba6en oen @ori6lag ins
9eben gerufen, in Gnioba Elm 6eut.
ihes Soipital al griin6en. I'm Die
5timmung Der Delttiden fir oos
groieft mts5ufin0cn, miro Or. Guig-
len in Den ndditen Gogen cine 3u.
ihrift III llmlouf Ieecn. 3as so.
ipitul ioa nad oaltiden Aeaeln urlo
oeutiden 9Ririter geleitet peroeh 70.
bob es iDobl IelbItperitdn0Ii9 lit. oaB
Die 9eutiden bon Gmabo uno Conn.
Gil Bluffs, iopie Der unliegenoen
0rtidaften ibr 9eItes tbnu meroen.
oas miiroige unternebmet 5u inter
itiiBen, so. 8l. o5reie Ereiie@.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
RlaL[ItNIrLe Anie!aen!
Mdnulide Salfe SerIanat.

S20-$35 monatIiden Rebenber.
6ienit fit irgenoeine beidditigte Ser.
ion, obne llnterbrehung Der regel-
mdbigen arbcit. aein 8erfauf.
aeiu Souiieren. goiitip feline STA.
pital- @in3nbllng. Mrbeitlole brali.
den nidt m8ufragen. Sdreibt an
Ibe Silper Mirror 60, Sne., 1913
8. Mooiion Ct, Gbicngo, ST. 500.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

eanO ~ Observation-Disclosures bal.
Der meine 6ei6en 8iertel Sef.
tions 5niammen ODER getbeilt, bilig
III p~ertaufpn. @lites gaiiO, @lte Sc
banoe. antritt mad BcIiebert. Babe.
res bel @er6. 8. @eDers, Grab 0r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

rnO lang elm 5peites 2ieo nit 6em'
iclbeu Griolg.
@ur aud lei0er oas nngemel0ete
.aiintler Guortctt ourd ertraufung
zines Der @1itmirfen0en an auiire
ten nerbin0crt 10 mur0en <0ie gu
b6rer I'M 10 oneencbmer ilberraidt
6urh 0as hertlide 3ioliuiolo Der
1;rau e.. 9teeie unter 8egleittug
hires talentpollen Soften Serrn q
Reeic. Qotirli6 nuBte fid Die Iics
beusluiir0iae ailnitlerin gu elmer gu.
gabe n%eritebeu mo pur0e nit eiuemt
berrliden 8lmenbouquet be0adt.
Gle Neibe Ser Soliiten ihloB niiroiB
Der Den 5reunoeu oes &ereils ihon
pou iriiGer Der ais begabier 5dns
ger befannte &err y. Steele. Stim.
me unb gortrng bes illgenoli6en
aunitlers, ser in fur5er 3eit 10
itbarraiheno groBe 5ortihritte &C.
m1dt, qebcu $oifuung auf cine be-
neioensuertbe 3utunit. Ger Belt
nngepaBt mar iein 2teo ,Ges 5eloet
oas bon ben aumeien0en nit
mffri6tigem 9eifoa oufgenommen
nproe, ioDoB er nod elm 2ieo gum
Beiten geben muBte. gtad benz
aon8ert mar 9onI Dem Sung ME
alt fleiBig 5uiproh.
0as aon5ert itono unter Der Gel.
tung oes noblbefannten 9irigertelt
Serrn Ii. 81. Reeie uu0 9offen mir,
oaB es Dem gcrein gelingen miro,
nod mebrere aon5erte IN Dieier 5ai,
ion 81 9ebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

3n burgcu griuiniAt Slmges oeut.
ides Gbepaar wiinidt $500 nIs
erite &0potbet aaf @rrm6eigeattum
i'm @ert9e bon $4,000 Qaf8ufra.
apu inter hoo, Gmaba Gribiine.
900
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

Nie aus elmer omtlid)en 54oti.
tiff ~berborsabt itno in GeutidIano
IN ben eriten fiinfein6alb aricagulo.
naten 40 Nliatonen Marf GiIber-
aelo gcprdat poroan 9lidH rpeniaer
als 8rpei Miuionen Ailpgraum Gil.
beg muroeH 5u bern 8rped DerlDan0t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

Negen eincg getriebsftnfaaes
bat Der 8remier s. Q. Carroll bic
IiiIfpmttee GiienbaDn onf $4,000
@Aaoenerias pertlngt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

Bruce Groiilcu tuuroe an Gam.
itog BON ciuem 5Iugraoe elmer Ga.
ioIine Maidjine erfaBt, nobel er
iolfe idpere @erleeungen erlitt,
oaB er BALD oarauf ~oenielbe1 erlag.
Der gcruugIiidte mar init Der sra.
idine auf ieiuer 6nrm beidditigt
George @. groilep Der goter 0es
gerungliidten, Der als 8atient i'm
Sennie GOmuniton Sojpital lao
muroe in einem am6uIan8 @ogeu
our Stride gebradt. Inn einen lebten
Bid nuf ieineu So6n 5u marien.
Der 2eifenfeier mobnten cine aroBe
au8abl 5reitnoe un0 gefonnte BEL.
Nruce GroiiIe1 mar elmer Der ge-
ahtetiten giirger oes Counties nlo
6efIcioete friibcr Die Stelle zines
9rofeiiors in Zines College.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

b%an6baIterin aeIntIt. = Gin oaell
iteben0er &ittmer (5ormerl iudt
cine 6au8bdlteriu. 8eruerberm
muB angeban, michel 2obn iie ber.
longt 0tan i6reibe unter y. 100
on Die Gmabu Iribitne. So.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

cbarO, So6uiou Golnltn Re6. Isl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

Sd. MO6r ocrfauit un0 reparirt
01bmoidinen. 3t7 9or0 is.
Ctr. B1one Douglas sci. Sc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28
@ei6lidle Salfe SerIanat.

deiufte gOrd.R 0beln; Rec0.Ml6beIn
oui 9%eiteGung gemadt. omaha
Ree0 & &attan 60, t19 Qoro is.
Gtrabe. Gel. Douglas 2043.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-28

9as preismarSiglts GRcu BEL Better
Rump. 9eutiGe Slide. 1903
0o6ge StroBe, 2. Stod. 9abl8ei.
ten % Gents.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-06-22
Lights for BattIefieIds.

The secretary of war has directed
the engineer corps of the United
States army to make an exhaustive
study of searchlights, fares star
bombs and such other lights as the
Europeans are now using in war. Ac-
cOrding to the Army and Navy Jour
nal, searchlights are for obvious rea-
sons kept dark until the field artil-
lery has ceased firing and the enemy
is charging To illuminate a field
over which the enemy is to advance,
star bombs and flares are also used.
Flares, which are merely modified fire
works, are like the familiar red, white
and blue lights used in Fourth of July
celebrations to illuminate streets and
parks. Sappers go out in front of the
trenches with flares, which are then
connected with the headquarters of
the officers in command of the first
line, who by setting them off at in
tervals throughout the night, can keep
the battle front continually lighted.
Star bombs are also adaptations of
modern fireworks. They are shot
from mSrtars into the sky, where for
twenty minutes they will give off an
intense light over a wide circle of the
country. Before one
bomb dies out another is shot into the
air. A kind of star bomb, shot into
the sky like an ordinary rocket, is
used by both armies for signaling at
night. 1t is with such lights as these
that our engineer corps is now con-
Quoting experiments at the barracks
in Washington.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-06-22
CLOSED HAMPER BEST
MOST SUITABLE FOR THE IN
FANT'S BELONGINGS.
Open Basket Always Loses Its Dainti-
ness Too Soon-Here Is Design
That Will Last and Is Quite
Easy to Make.

The hamper for. keeping the infants
belongings is now considered more
correct than the open basket of lace
and ribbon draperies.
This is a sensible change, since
such airy fabrics must be kept per
fectly fresh to be attractive and few
mothers can manage to do this when
they have the care of a young baby.
At the start there is nothing prettier
THAI the open basket, but it soon gets
soiled and quickly loses its daintiness.
Not so the closed hamper. This will
keep presentable as long as it is in
use.
Prospective mothers will find a
great saving by lining the hamper at
home. and will not find the work at
all difficult once they know exactly
how to go about it. The size of the
hamper may be what the buyer con-
s1ders necessary. A hamper twenty
inches long and fourteen inches high
is medium size. This question be-
ing decided, the lining is bought, pink
or blue, according to preference. First
line the bare hamper with a good
sateen (silk is unnecessary, allowing
ample margin for turning under. Line
the sides first, catching strong stitches
down to the wicker and then turn un-
der the edges of the piece to fit the
bottom and lay smoothly. A few
stitches at the corners will keep the
sateen in place. The more decorative
part of the hamper is made separate.
For this silk or sateen may be used.
If the color is to be yelled with white,
sateen will answer, but if the lining
is to be padded and tufted, then silk,
a nice quality of china or an mex
peRsive messaline will be the better
choice.
A strip of the fabric is cut to fit the
four sides, any joining to come at the
corners, where it will rot be seen, and
a second piece to fit the bottom. These
are padded with white sterilized cot
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-06-22
CALF DURING FIRST SUMMER
Most Important Period of Animals
Life With Respect to It's Growth
Use Clean Milk Pals.

(By r. M. WASHBURN, Minnesota Ex-
pertinent Station)
The first year of calf's life is the
most important with respect to it's
growth. Unless animals are kept
growing during this period their final
development will be much retarded,
and the chances are they never will
reach the scale which their inheri-
lance would give them.
On the best regulated dairy farms
calves are born in the autumn and
early winter, and they should receive
skim milk in moderate quantities
through much or all Of the summer fol
lowing birth. On farms having hand
separators there is no difficulty in pro-.
viding the sweet milk for calves, morn
ing and evening; but farmers who pat
roniZe whole-milk creameries or who
still skim by hand should remember
that after the first few weeks milk for
calves should either be thoroughly
sweet or fully sour, that the most dan
gerous condition is the half-sour stage.
If milk is fed to calves when it is in
this changing condition it is almost
certain to cause indigestion. 1t should
not be half-sour, nor sour one day and
sweet the next, but always one or the
other.
Clean feeding pals must be used,
otherwise the germs of fermentation
and diarrhea will be brought to the
infant COW from the slime of the dirty
drinking dish, and with young calves
it Is important that the temperature
at which the milk is fed be nearly that
of the body. Older animals may re-
ceive milk of the temperature of the
milk-holding tank.
While it is very important that heif-
ers should have free access to pas
ture during the second summer to de-
velop strong bodies, the calf need not
have pasture the first summer. In
fact, for calves born after the first Of
the year, pasturing may be a disadvzE-
tage. Most young calves in this coun-
try are better off chewing tender hay
in the quiet and half-dark stable than
fighting flies, painting from the heat
and cropping tough grass in the pas
ture.