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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
0'NEIL IN TROUBLE

Earl Dudley and his wife. Leone.
are charged on warrant sworn to
by Garrett o'Neil. assistant custo-
dian OF the federal building, with
assault.
Mrs. Dudley Is sister OF o'Neils
former wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12

and 10.
The program will include motion
pictures of Southern scenes.
PANTAoEs
Tom Linton and bis pretty jungle
girls. In their comedy oddity. THE
New Minister" will be the head.
line feature OF the new bill at the
Pantages. opening with the matinee
next Monday.
For the added feature OF the
week Manager Pantages has ar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
The Constitutional
RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Reaches tn,
~A - - 1850 oe oi
HA~s0K Itroubis emo
0AA - ~ 'emovss ths
ofs~os MANI - cause oi

from the system and cures MANY
forms Of Kidney. Liver, bladder
Catarrhal, Physical Debility. Eczoms
and Stomach Disorders
Reed Tbis Testimonial From
Tocoma'~ Prominent JewsIer
f. r. Hebb ksr-Hu Co, city.
Dear Sir; For 10 years I suffsrsa
with nervous indigestion, at tinnea
could not retain anything in nv
stomach. Last August j started tsk.
ing kar-Ru; In two months ait
trouble ceased, and I have bssn q.
X. ever since.
MARE L. DAVIS.
Testimonial book At druggist. or
write kar-Uu Chem1cal Co., Tacoma
Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
VILLA warns
WILSON NOT
TO INTERFERE

Ell pASo. June is.-Wara,nx the
United States not 10 Interfere with
the Internal affairs of Mexico and
denying that starvation and an.
srchy exist. as alleged hy rrcsi
dent Wilson. Gen. Nilla's reply to
Wilson's note made public here TO.
day placed the blame of the elvil
warfare on Gen. Carransa.
At the same time, villa made
public his proposal 10 Carranra 10
make peace.
Either the reaetlonaries will
gain control II the rcvolutiunists
continue the fight or the United
States will intervene. villa urged
Carransa.
The cause OF the split between
himself and the first chief. villa
said, was Carranra's refusal 20
take the presidency. pending a
general election.
He declares CarrsnEa wanted a
military government
BATTLE ENDS IN DRAW
WASHINGTON. june i2.--Ae
cording TO an official report today
ut the state department. the bat
tie of Leon In Central Mexico has
ended In a draw. Special Agent
Caruthers wired that neither side
gained a decided advantage In the
weeks fighting.
CAruthers declares that while VII
Ia was forced 10 eyacuate Leon.
Oregon was too weak 10 fellow.
villas forces have retired TO
Iibera-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-12
Meeting at End

SPOKANE, June 1.-THE 10Th
annual convention OF the Wash.
ington State Federation OF Won.
ems clubs, came to a close Friday.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1915-08-14
Muskogee Cimeter
w. H. Twine Editor
T.. III. rwine Collector
and Asst. MANAGER
N Z ~ q z r
NATIONAL NEGRO PR e S 8
ASSOCIATtO
State Approval

Teachers Cprtificstes with
out Examination.
The Combined Normal and
Industrial Departmental Will
berford University has bee tx
amined by the State Supervisor
Of Normal Schools and has be-r
placed on the approved list for
the training of teacher for elem
entary school and spebiaI work
such as Domestic Science.
Manual Training etc
This recognition by the
State Dep irtment of Public ins-
truction mean much tn the grad
uate of Wilberforce who are pre-
pairing them selves to teach as
graduates from this department
are entitled to a teachers fou,
year provisional certificate with
ont examination. After tw"nty
four months of successful teach
ing the holder is entitled ,u a
life certificate uf the same grade
good any where in the stat" and
recognized in thiity four ether
states.
Students who graduated prior
to 1915 and who had completed
"A four year high school course
before besiinlng the two wear
normal course OF this d.pnltn,-
ent will ilktWi-- t-u-ti hv IllIs
arrangement and urnrN ~u,'h
will find that hy slight addltl'r
to their pr"frssiunrI work they
may beculue euiit,O iu lr ,ru-
vislnuai certificate without *
amiunilrn
With the added facilities oi
eNniIIa,ian and well ,QuiII..d
recitation halls shops " liter
force now offers splendid opp"r.
tuniries 10 peIsecliv. t-nch-rs,
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1915-08-14
To Cure q Cold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money II 1t fails to cure.
Il. w. GROVES signature on each box. 2Sc.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1915-08-14
No. 666

Thu 10 prescriptions prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHI.lS 4 FEVER.
Five or elk doses will break any case, and
4 taken then ~ . tonic the Fever will NOT
-, the liver better than
" fiSs u sicken. as
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

Sd ben Die Gtbit gar NIT ssslide.
Der adpten bat gsiagt, ia mar nur
iein 9eit I'M tpenn t9 es gIstde
bsbt, oann t6nut i9 nit ben Boot
beimfahre. 0a bate sc mid atps
tper email bore iolt! Sci Sale. mas
bat mid oas 70 mdbo 9ema4t! SD
ben gefagt: vadpten, i'd bubn mid
grad 70 gut IN SerpiB toniiObere,
aIs OF id elmer pon Sbue Sbre Rrub
mar. SD itebn NIT S9ne, Bis ia
GrDer bpn Ssiner Mdtl4eitie iriegs,
piober beim gu tomule oober bis
mer an ben 8attem Don Die sic Iiege
IN bas u al. 6o bubn &c mid
nit NIT 10 Sniinuebi4eas tnlolte".
Wie bus aanere Boot BEL uns mar,
bat Der adpteA E par 8riefe ges
i4idt; elmer mar for unisren aGpten
I'M 3tpei mare for mid. SD BEN geIehn,
baB elmer bon bic 8riefe aus bic Sus
nettet Gtetbs ID TONNE I'm Der ans
mere mar bon ben emperor. Den
ben t4 3ueridt geleIe. st bat gee
iagt: Mein littper pbiIipp! Gs
gudt 3u mid. baB ipo bu 0eine
9dnbs orin bait, daes gu infer Je6s
uer t6rne ou9t. 8et Qceisrleb ben
i'd se90rt, baB S4r slpet englii9e
9dtteIfdipps sefunte babt I'm bas
mar ebbes, mo mir al prdut brauf
fin. Sd mill ieBt, Oab ou nibbsr
81 mir TONNE oubit, bitabs i9 ben
bic Sntenlaen bid aud nod email
tpo annersbter a~usautrsie IN auss
3uftnne, OBJ bu INNER Slid brinqe
oubt. 60 en- Diam ipie DID, ben
lam i1 nit lang mife un i'd ede
fpedte DID alto 10 fdnell tpie en-
0unb gouot In meine 9etttparters".
9ein areilo Miuem."
Mas iage Se gu 10 en- Brief, Serr
ReDadtiondr2 So bas nit en-
gietfda lin tb iags Sbne gIei9
bier. baB ous timer BON 0ie 8riefe
ts. mo in meme aoIIedI9en eebn tin
no i'd NIT nod bic Suneiiet
Stets bringe for Sine I'm In bic
erf6te 2ein ben Webespeiler, ben
fAmarte 'aled 5u pruhfe, oaB GILES,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

alis HF hliarat hR IN
teA Ii sif tsH ~ Nls@ #hsaliA
AatlaH HHt #H fH s ea Ai
NMH KaftiiFFtf NHts3tH W. {.
Mas t4M t3HsfitAHH esff n slita
Mtetf NaA. H8i ftH E#iitH aHiA
Ae# HiNH FHt haNtHElth iaR
anst N tia iitf AH fMfs
hslfA AHH aH SRA MfsFtH
Ma m6mflt IA hft WA h8gi
I4lm Eamqa hffi t4iH &l#W
tsm mh aHiNtsie tl#s af ttt
t flaii am f# falim lA4lt sWa
htA Sens naB Mf tH sata
mss@Efat fT NafigH m-nfh mtf
HAAt AHm tHiiNFtHF# Mas.
HtYHts HIaEtifh1tt Ait vsfH
tsH ,iaff fHAW esft tlHiH
eAea talaM#ta itH NtteiN aA
WtaNllsH, h# HHitHAhBl titi
~ lsnsn Eltit Nfa1ta aftaia Hat
Hfnill# eea ltll NiH sftH MI
ttafta NtstfM. Se b tItlft ntt
tat lNfH lFHniiN ttH naia aeal
iftE AL iagM Man a W httfai
nnA igat fa ia mul tHl eab Htf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

.AHtHg aM tWapL ~
tla slsM ~ #at'H i.Ra4 81
M lallsa taH @atlli "
Hslff s
aalt taa'F stsirsFls
. re h1f 7a aaai
Mi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

mas i'd gefdrippe BEN, Gddts fin,
SD BEN ben adpten ano bic gan3e
arub pon ben 5auderboot gubet ges
lagt In ben is geprammiBt, bas i'd
bel ben Safer mein gan3e SnfIuen5
iu9is poqt, for oaB iie for SRre
2apferbeit ibr RieIparb triege bebte
IN sic made it4 tetu 9egriif bapon,
ME ie ii4 ba gefreut ben, bitahs ies
Der bat E grpBes 8erlange nod ben
eiierue Rrsu3 gebabt.
&c ben mid Damn mad ben grobg
Boot genomme I'M mer fin Landmarks
gsfabre, 81 tell iuh, pie i'd DiOber
in bic frtide Cuff getpeie fin, bas
bat mid bod gut fibIe made. atpa
tper meme Gdipterten3 in Den 5aus
9erboot bebt Id bod nit for iipms
MtiIIione 9obIer bergeipne. Dte Id
G tpeutg geiettelt getpefe fin un mid
bor6 { feines Miebl I'm en- bieIentt
Drint geitGrtt sebabt ben, oa ber
ia ben Rdpten gefogt, td bebt gleidt
en- adpp au nemne. st bat mid
G T90nes 8ett geiptpe I'm ei ted iub
oa ben i'd mid aiptper email 10 lang
pie id mar, bingelegt I'M geitredI
un es Fat neitie gut gefibIt. Sd
ben grab entidIdfe nple, ba fdli
mid auf einmaI Elm, oaB id ia nod
en- 3tpeite Brief gebabt ben, po 70,
gar aus bic Suneitet Stebts mar. DC
fin ih tpiboer oufgeidumpt lin ber
mid Den Brief getddeIt. 8ei Sale.
ben i9 gebentt, BON mem Is beln Del
9rief2 es 1T nit bic 2ia3ie, mas
meme 2llte ia, ibr 9dnoreiting &C.
peIe IN e. mar and nit bon BIZ
8utpe eefdripps! 8eIl, t9 ben ben
Brief oufgemaat I'm ben for oit
@idnebtIder gegudt I'M mas bentg
&c, Der 8risf Is BON Den Meoes.
peiIer getpeIe! Wen. bas BAT mid
dinner gang tOlaHal eefreut. email
ebbes bon ben traurige Sedel al
bore. Sn meiu nddite G6reiDs
tpiI i9 Sbne mitoeiIe, mas mid ber
auntse gsidriDDe bat, luomit i1 Der,
bIeiipe Sbne Sbrn lietper
gAiIipR Snusrampftr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

Aar1gen aud in bet tpdrmertn Sab
res8eit ni9t been9eu0 tuirten tanH,
Gs ntrben 0urhmeg nur LANCE
Mermsl gstrassn tperoen uuo feIbft
an DoihbIuien tperDen mir fait ilur
fpl9e isheu.
mas nun Die GtoFTe onbetrifft,
10 biirffe % fir bic aeiertnnen IN
isreTnnt fsin, 8u srfabreu, pie fid
IN oieTer 8eaisbung bic bsutfde Mnoe
felt, bic lih betanntlid bieIes So4r
CANA unabbdngig BON paris unb ans
0eren MoOe3sntren enttpifelt bat.
Gins Der gr0Bten 8erliner MsoOshdus
ier bietet Neubeiteu in aleioerhoffen
IN unsrreidt groBsr austpabI. Deuts
fdle sFabriten uno oeutfher 9eifmad
haben oiesmal t6r 8eites getan. Der
srnIten 3eitridtung entfpre4eno ftno
bnntlere 6arbent0ne borRerri4enb,
lotpobI in ben bihten. seDiegenersn
Gtoffen fir Sodentleioer unO Wldns
tel, ais audi in Den leitten, telrereH
GetDsben fir geIeaidaftss uno Be-
fuhstlsiber. Giir Die Strabe iino
aammgarnItoffe in iogenanntem
6errengsIdmnd, b. +. unausfprofes
men, Dsrihpommenen Muitern nnO
Fstne uno oiagonuIe R0pers IN sss
mil6ttn 9Dnen bepprsugt; neben BEN
feet oft gebottnen S4Dar3, srals
fhtpars, fdtpar3 : peiB unb peibs
idtpar3 In tletntn 2aros unb Strets
fen febr bel marine ; blau unb
i'm nan0li6 Der braren Srpps
pen 5u gsoenten als Ulos
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

htidf# Mtit5thH, t1t faHi
taenafit mit iattam HwF#iBsM
.alt Neiimiata een iNBNW HHt
hefnf4mt EiltiaHa lh Hat Meat
Nuoth mH 1atilttt fttbt Hatss
nht httllNt @iftiim etmaHlt. Huhtt
iii ben HtHaaHlW 8atbsu ahA liz
.atanm hBo htduHth 18am Haf
elaftu bup dHlathiat atluHplt idms
mtiatiiat &lefft Wa malAhau HHt
maatnt ttbtntit NldHfflt bfl Hn6
mtilaiatbl1 mlt Nutea nnb &tttt.
fen. Nunlt, mtumtnt nnh Nbanlaiit'
muHstu tdonpttl btllfbt
Dir @dtIf6nFlss aah HtuAAs
Aletdt Iopit fur be Hatmtrt Jabttst
ttii dn6 uta Slrabmildasr ipitim
brpIhitrlt, btiiidtt pbtr tthfndt
GolitnA, Auppellnt unp @Htius
hofit In Moat anb 6aIbfd6t In
allen mpbtrntH GavbniitlunatH
par aIitm idpar5grunpigs hub
Ululttrn cine grobs Role. Sine be-
ipnbtra uprntbnt RsaEit III artpps
Mohr. Dantbsu linD ndiirtih mos
bars, aIpatias unb pbautaIititoFfs.
fir inublFti!trt alsibtr tn trotntlihs
fttr qaspobl borbanntH. DAB Sell
be, eiuIurbig uub ssmuitert, gsItrsift
un0 toriert defenders In graus
Ihpar3 fir 6ulbtrauer = fir Stras
bens uHb geludBtlsi0tr bas Bors
ntbmItt TT uno bleibt. be0arf taum
Der G%ripdbnung.
llnfere abbiloungen l unb Q 5ets
gen Elm paar moosrne Bribiabrss
mdniet fir Damen. Die beioeu
Mdntsl Isbsu i'm @runbiduitt einans
Der dbnlt9. Nur i'm 4uspuB peis
den tie ettpas ab. moourh Gig. i
mehr fir iunse, bingegen Gig. 2 fir
dltere 0amen gseignet erideint. Gin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

Gin gftffitus. @atte:
Sag NAL 9er8. pesbdlb ion td
unferu 5reunb @utidmad benn ees
raoe auf MittpO4 gum Souper la
benz"
Satin: nDa gibt fia bic a59in
befonbere Mtiibe NIT ben Speiien, am
Mittpo4 bat tbr SdaB @eburtstag,
Gin rs ebobener4 3ims
merberr. Sunger Mann 0ur
@ermieterin, enttdufdD: sMos, 0ds
Ipa Elm 3tmmer ietn2! Da8 fam
man bod b1dItens paammer" nens
nen2!"
germisterin Qeidpi9tigeub uno
aurebeno): pglu, MI -- Rammerberr
Is ia uod MID 70 iebel!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

HHfPtttuHae 80
babe ta tgm bum bort ttihtn
ltan5aRih atiptof9us dbtt u ptts
hda5 miA hlhi.
w. dos alHitt lht IL Ia
aud 1tan5aIt.
atntti@. Sti NIT Hnbt,
.femt, gltlHtn, aud bu mitil ttn'
nal Elm Htabtr6tH bttomHtH.
Saa' mat, Mtmd, mtnn nua nun
.itbt ttn @lofh btgmnst, mhtpFh hu
Ion anIprtHtu9
gu an9Rtt6. mic MID
ttuit mtin 6ahHttan1t fdmt5tl
JtHtg, TO ntfb' bod NIT ben
.itpur5m star o'ran lrits'n7'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

-ntE6tRttlhtxantt. Ja
ilm Gulmtauetlfamhk mtnas
nlH nus an mi#, mtin Hinb. lA
ltnnt bit Miunft.s
aahtf 1anlt, nu ipHH ao@ neA
als rfthtlt0lttGs
.ettn batun biu i# ni&l tin.
ltitis bstauatn.'
mHf dlft gattt nnltl
t1u Itintm Rtlitn. 0tf GluOtHi Ifl:
IN, otr 6trr, ben Tu isbt III
itsanbIi6 aearilbi bai, III esuib
aud ttn @laubtgtr BON Dif!"
.gd, ERttl. ih ptib "a ui6t &C.
aGul Sd babe ibn MIR uuf ole
5dnt atgribt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

bod riepobrte gemibt I'LL ib ben gee
ntf6t, 0aB i'd email ans 2ano bdtt
gebn t6nne, bita9s Id BAIT oo9 3u
germ gegIide, tpenu i4 email en-
Sisgesidoppe b6tt brtrte tonne, BIZ
tabs oos ltebIe DaIer tpo mer an
8obrb ben, bas Is bod ennipss tetn
Drint for en- gebiloete Mann. Der
Hdpten bat ben ndmlide Meg ges
fiiblt I'm bat MID geprnmmiBt, bab
mtr email en- tleine 9Rett an 2anb
lemrle oebte, tpenu er c 3f4ebns
triege Debt.
Gel mar bod tpenigItens Q tuenie
9pffnung I'm r1er ben ebbes gsbabt,
ND mer ~foripdrts 3u ben iebn tonne.
Gs mar feline Dsbn19er, bnB uns
Boot BON ben GeinD tddeIe t0nnt un
for ben aiefen itu utsr an Sapp bon
ben DaTer geFabre I'm 0a Ia au9
ihon ebbes getpeie. Mit einem NAL
ben mer { Boot nit bic oeitihe
Glag TONNE febn un ba bot ber adps
ten geiagt, Is bebt iebt nit mebr ouss
guide, ais Oh mer { 9fdebns bate,
an Qar0 5u gebn, bitabs Ct miibt
fein Riepobrt 3n ben Rdpten getpfpe,
no iest NIT ben Gaiff TONNE oaht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

farbige. aud Helm tarierte Stoffe,
ebenIo fir altere Dameu i9tporoes
2u9, Iino bic gu i9rer 4usfibrung
aeeigneten MateridIe. Sino bic Stpfs
fe Iei9t, miifen bic Mdntel gefiit'
tert per6en, Bel p~oligereu Stpffen
geniigt Elm geieBen Der tnneu offen
gepldtteten 1d9ts. Gig. / fir iunge
Dener, 3eidnet iid burh cine etpas
flottere aragenunlagt aus. Alh bic
born nbgstunOsten, ruroum gefdums
ten Rdnoer geben Dem @an3en Elm
ettpos frii9eres anieben. Der Qers
mel it Der S4uIterpaiie angefdnits
ten. Die aragsnumfdIdge lino aus
HipsIeioe, Der eigentIide aragen aus
Stoff bon einem Gpisentrageu. nit
8sridfidtiguug bts Saumes, bebedt.
auf anOpfI9mud ltgt 0as MlOoea
Gig. Q Mert. 4srmeI, Gdulterpafe,
biutsrsr arngenteiI geben in Gins
iiber. Die edge ausfibrung oes uns
tsren Rdnots IdBt ben MlanteI ems
fter erideinen. Gr niir0e iid aud
fiir Grauer3tpede eiguen. Die Gu1pfe
Grngen tperOen nurd StDffipans
gen mtteinanOer betbunben. Die
aermel erbaIteu bamit iibereinitins
menoen S9mud.
Sin aIeib fir Mdb6en bon 8 Bis
IL Sahren 3eiet 2tbb. 3. Die 8ors
berbabn bes allerliebFen alsibdsns
lit noa Obeu auseipibt uno beoedt
ben GurttI labnrtig. Ginfnrbiger
MoIlFtOff III 3um GIeiOe. ettpds buuts
Ter getonte Geibe ourn @iirtel nn6
ben ardusGen Su empfeblen. Der
aermsI III Der GGuIterpaHe or!ges
fdnitien. reidt nur BIB iIbsr ben Gns
bogen unD ipirb Don NIT ardusd1sn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

W%ubftmttttft Wlan H0ul
ttn 10 btb maHamat d tt6itt llttt
nts pHorfsHl-
Atu6tnbofu3 .mltIo btHn.
-Rubttmttttu sEst htft lths
.fu bat'n beb uliatadbfn aHm utit
nanbl1tis au tooitM limb mWBit.
mas 1t oa bruif laat7a z-
Hrttbtnbprht .Qa9a
QHbttmttttrt .TaB bate
cod itsi aar tttnrn 3lutd, sr tate
he utit llfFlaae abtbuFitu, lpu Ena.
Lamb uiht mebr bruii isla
@tttbenbptn: Rec, abtr 10
ludAl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

- Reinfd1I. 49,. Menn t9
nidt piiBte, 6rdulein Grna, baB
sic fdon perlobt tpdren, ipiirOe id
nod beute BET S6rer Jrau DIANA
I'm sic dnbdlten."
,@el9es Slid sic ober habers,
5err Doctor! Denten ste, geraoe
beute 1T Die @erIobuug 5uridsegans
gen!"
SIN @ta6tpdrfe. duff
ieber: na0nnen sic benin nidt Ies
ien9 9iefe QnIagen tperben Dem
56ube bes publttums enpfobIen!A
GtrOld Tim Grafe Iisgeno):
raonn man ie Oenn pirtidmer
idiben!2 go id liege, tann tsin
Menid nidt bintreten!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
@~emiRmgaite ansInnft.

n6agen Gie NAL. Iiebsr GrsunO.
ME melt it's benn mod bts 3ingss
1eim2"
Bauer: sSd, tpeite &c. tau
SUB linn rs Sbne poI ieggen,
ntpsrfdt uf be Mlafdin' - bet faaa
be 8lpel tpsiten."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

.llsb' INNER 9rsu' uno Rebli9s
teit!" iagten bic GngIdn0er, ba meins
ten iie Die anoeren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

Se HluWt llu gut
tsin 8egriff bes Be-
greifens, ME gliidIi9
mir oa in ben Boot
gefublt ben! Sober
BON uns bat gebentt,
oaB er en- 9iero is IN
gang sipei4eaie ben
mer SANDS nit aus
ge1aebtt. bitabs mer
ben nod al infer
Gene gebabt. Mer TN
iutbber c ipentg fIobs
fer 3u ben SdObr gep
fubre, bitaba iuer ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
Gu 6Gt9er.

@taatsanpalt: sDrsimal baIt Du
iebt BON meinen praltnees geitObIeH,
nun ipsroe ih Did aber tiiatig our4s
bnuen!4
De- tleine aurt: pQber Diana,
i4 lam bod nifts bnfir, tpabrs
fdtinItd Ieioe ih an aIeptOmante!"
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Anaeuan0te SpridmSrter.

sQlsr Segen tommt DON oben!"
fagten bic Barrier, ba tam Elm Sep.
peItH unb mari 9omben herunter.
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.Wenn 70 mas am 6iirren 5ot5s
gefdie4t!" fagte Der Spion, ba bling
er bardr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
Aus htr Qunlnesmaht Der 5irma
britannia.


Sobu guIl. beripiiuidte ardmericele.
Oh BIT Ia AauftHdm 0oh 81 pumni.
Das gleIler iist biz IN De- AebIe,
Sod nrb Deiu 2ilgenmaul midi ltllmm.
Gem iuenu ou be 8itau5 5iebft beute,
Mars ioulild1, ipenn BUS utdJt erfaBt,
GaB bein Geifaft tebt ppr Der Ble!le,
@tetuetl ou bid nerreanet baltl
6%ran5oieu. Glien, @elsier, Serben
6ait bu uu5 auf ben rails gebeBt.
Sie iouten 8entihlau0 gang n~eroerbeu
IInb - tnurben uuBer Surs geiebt
@lalb, bic @erblnoeten, bic 5leullCe,
Sic fallen criminals Dir 5ur Eat,
Die GreunDe tperneu oetne 0etnne,
Stencil III bid berrtdnet baitI
G6ein6eilig lit bein Froumes 8eieu,
Rreiblt llnfr9 nit Der Neltgton.
Bir mol n Dir bic 2eptten leIen,
Eouit bic Gpiiteln b0ren ldou.
Dns ihone 8~eutidlanb 3l perteiler,
6Gtt Dir, nu ardnters tuobl sepaBt;
MitBt nun eud1 teilen in ben aetIen,
8iefpeiL ou oid b%errednet haitl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
atbhhuna 3.

fnb ~dufgefeBs, Der @ilrtsf. oard
S%toffipangsn geleitet, bariibtr ge
legt. Gs lam mad gtliebeu aud
iptgbleiben. Sails Der Mantel niht
gsfiittert miro, mare Elm 5ittsrn Der
aermel bod iebr 3u en1pfehlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
Ofener sdtretbrbrtsf hes
abtlfpp 9nmFrampttr.
1115.

1llb.
Mein lisber 5err Rebadtiondr:
Belding banner., 1915-01-06
EDUCATIONAL NOTES
items OF Interest to Friends and
Patrons of our Schools.
THE CHILD'S HEALTH IN HOME
AND SCHOOL

Two problems concerning the health
and physical and mental development
OF child confront thoughtful par
ents to-day. consideration OF a child
outside of school and attention to it's
environment within the school.
Whether In country or i'm city, the
home influence on its health is most
important. A constant and controll-
able factor is its food. Herein lies
the home responsibility of the moth
er. She must learn that the food OF
the growing child is next only in Inn
portance TO its feeding as an infant;
and that the greatest good comes to
1t from plain, nutritious. well-cooked
and easily digested food; that IL needs
certain foods for body structure and
other foods to supply heat and energy.
A child should frolic and romp and
play because there is a natural rela-
tion between such muscular activity
and the proper performance OF such
food material in carrying on their
Belding banner., 1915-01-06
The Railroad Mans Importance

The railroad man in almost all cases
is salaried man. At times his in
come may vary slightly from week to
week, or month to month, but il Is
sufficiently steady to make him COM
fortably certain OF the amount he will
receive for a long period. Knowing
this, he is able to adjust his income
with his expenditures so ne becomes
a steady customer. He patronizes
the grocer, the baker, the butcher,
the barber, the dry goods shopkeeper,
the clothier, the shoe merchant, the
banker, the lawyer and the doctor.
He is a frequent visitor at the amuSe-
ment places in his town; the theater,
the moving picture show or the bowl
ing alley. He is member OF the
lodges and clubs in his town and, ow-
ing to his opportunities Of travel he
becomes broadened and therefore Of
ten takes a commanding position in
these associations.
The railway employe is an import
ant factor in his community. The
principal reason is the steadiness Of
his income. He naturally suffers to
an extent when his road experiences
hard times and in turn the people in
the town in which he lives suffer. But
he profits when his road is prosperous
and in turn the section through which
the road runs becomes prosperous
Leslie's Weekly.
Belding banner., 1915-01-06
A WISH
By Dan Derby

May the hopes that you hope and
and the dreams that you dream
And the things that you're wanting
TO do.
All turn into seeds and take root in
this world.
And make 1t garden for you.
Let there be a few weeds, just the
veriest few,
To muss up your garden Il bit,
So you will work harder 10 keep IL
Alright
And learn To appreciate il.
And then if lifes frost. as so often it
does,
Lay bare where your garden has
been.
May you always have friends, Of the
red-blooded kind,
To help you to plant it again.
Belding banner., 1915-01-06
Today's Poem
NEVER TOO LATE

NEVER TOO LATE
AS dead year is clasped in a dead
December,
SO let your dead sins with your dead
days lie.
A new life is yours and a new hope.
Remember
We build our own ladders to climb
TO the sky.
Stand out in the sunlight OF promise,
forgetting
Whatever the past held OF sorrow
or wrong.
We waste half our strength in a use
less regretting;
We sit by old tombs in the dark too
long.
Have you missed in your aim? Well,
the mark is still shining
Did you faint in the race? Well
take breath for the next.
Did the clouds drive you back? Then
see yonder their lining.
Were you tempted and fell? Let it
serve as text.
Belding banner., 1915-01-06
Celtic Logic

Two Irishmen arranged to fight a
duel with pistols. One of them was
distinctly stout, and when he saw his
lean adversary facing him he raised
an objection.
"Bedad." he said, I'm twice as big
a target as he is so I ought to stand
twice as far away from him as he is
from me"
BE aisy now" replied his second
I'll soon put that right"
Taking a piece OF chalk from his
pocket he drew two lines down tho
stout mans coat, leaving space be-
tween them.
Now" he said, turning to the other
man, fire away, ye spalpeen, and re-
member that any hits outside or that
chalk line don't count"