davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12
Oh, Joy We're Just Married.

Portland, Ore, dispatch to Los An
gelss Times
"Oh, JOY we're just married."
Just married came clean from
Frisco" read two banners that
almost completely covered the
sides of taxicab in which Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Rocket saw the
sights of Portland. The newly.
weds gazing mily out the
windows, did not know why so
many people looked and smiled.
They had just arrived on the
morning train. Friends had
their taxicab without
their knowledge.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12
LANTZ MILL.


nan of Winchester. spent Tuesday
night with D. c. Fadely for whose
mother he is erecting monument
at Union Forge.
The freshet of month ago dam
aged Ben Rhinehart's dam so that
rather than repair it he had Zeb
Fadely to move his engine to the
saw mill and furnish the motive.
A. L. Holler who had been farm
ing for his mother the past year IS
moving back to Indiana again. He
expects to leave this Wednesday
evening.
Arthur Stoneburner recently spent
several days visiting his aunt Mrs.
Samuel Coffelt near Middletown
and his brother Hugh Stoneburner
at Strasburg.
Meredith Christian is recovering
from spell of typhoid fever. Joe
Christian has been sick also for
several days.
The following copied from a re-
cent issue of a New York Civ paper
is case in point of the transitory
nature of life where it has so many
modern methods of determination.
Gov. Clinton, the hat man, intro
duced a Virginia ham to the Harlem
Luncheon Club last Wednesday.
He has it in the safe deposit vault
at Pabst's until next Wednesday,
when everyone who is invited will
be given slice of the white meat
The Governor" is supposed to have
killed it himself with his automobile
while out touring the hills of Vir
ginia. The marks of the spot wher'
the tires struck are still visible t.
the naked eye"
| No wonder Lloyds and other I'm
derwriters charge such excessiv
rates when peace has such dangers
no less renowned than war; comtem
plate if you can the quick transitio
between down where the cotton
corn and taters grow and up wher
the Wurzburger flows"
| We are almost persuaded tina
there is no silver lining to the futur
of better roads. With not a SUI
plus of zeal from the officers chare
ed with their maintenance, lack {
) appreciation OF good roads by som
: people and the ever prevailing lac
of the necessary funds to properl
keep up the roads in our min
makes combination of causes thu
effectually preclude the possibilit
of good roads. While from som
sources would have come protest
= yet we believe the act should NJ
have been repealed limiting loads
wet times. 1t would have prevente
untold damage if carried out.
also looks like criminal negligene
almost to let State road 60 to II
dogs after once built at a relativel
d high cost. A good road is cheap
almost any price if it is appreciate
to the extent of taking care of
How much attention has been give
S to our piece of State road !?
b We would like to see better roae
if even quantity had to be sacrifice
d for quality. In this connection v
believe concrete road up the cree
h in place of the new route, would
more satisfactory to a greater nun
|, Der of people and every thing col
sidered just as cheap. 1t would
practically indestrutible, and woul
be so incomparably more conveniel
to all those people on the opposi
side of the creek. 1t would be r
experiment, but a practical solutic
; to one of the most difficult roa
problems Madison district has ha
t for long time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12
WANTED

A reliable salesman to handle our
patent telephone line-wire detacher
exclusively in Shenandoah County.
No competition; absolutely protects
the phone. as we'll as the occupants
of the house, against the danger of
lightning during thunder storm Sold
on positive guarantee Prefer one
who can furnish horse and buggy.
Write for particulars.
The rnminson Protective De-
vice Co., inc. Staunton, Va.
Address, S. 6. Allen, Supt. of Agts =.
Feb. 5-2t. Front Royal, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12
House For Sale,

l will sell my property located insa
desirable part of tue town. 1t has
ten rooms including the kitchen, bath
room. also toilet on the 1st floor
water and electric lights in every
room, has all the out buildings neces-
sary for town property, GOOD stable.
with sheds, | will sell reasonable on
easy terms. Call on the Editor of the
HERALD. for farther information. ~
Feb. 5-2t. Woodstock. Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12

IL better cough syrup than Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound could be
found, we would carry it. We know
this reliable and dependable medicine
has given satifaction for more than
forty years therefore We never offer
q substitute for the genuine. Recon-
mended for coughs, colds, Group,
whooping cough, broncial and 10
grippe coughs. No Opiates. Walton
9 omoos ady.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12
Retiring Bravery.

Personally, we admire a man
who wins a declaration on the
field Of battle, but for our part
we could be content with a mail
order Iron Cross. Galveston
News.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12
No Cigarettes For Truckers,

Madison, Wis, Feb. NO
educational institution OF any
kind which is supported in whole
or in part by public money shall
employ a teacher who smokes
cigarettes, nor shall any institu-
ton grant a diploma or certificate
of education to anyone who
smokes cigarettes.
Such are the provisions of a
bill introduced in the Assembly
by Representative McGoveru.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12
Best Kind Of One.

why do you call Rowiey philan
thropist: He never does anything"
'Dh. yes. he does He abstains frou
meddling with other peoples affairs.
st Louis Post Dispatch.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12

Masked men held up the Palm
Beach limited train OF the Flor
ida East Coast Railroad at Stuart.
Fla, ard robbcd the passenger.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12
For Sale.

Thirteen and one-half acres of la nd.
on Valley Turnpike adjoining and
South of the Corporation of Wood
stock. Nine acres cleared and four
and one half aces in good timber.
OMER FRAVEL,
1877 ord. Street, n. W..
] IN. 30 At I'd. Washington, d. c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12
Another Meanest Man.

Burton Mean man. isn't he? Robin
son-Mean? Hes capable Of going
into barber shop for a shave and
then getting his hair cut just to keeT
other people waiting. Boston Globe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12
For Sale.

Several good farms and town prop
critics we'll located. If you want one
at bargain, call on, or write TO
w. w. LOGAN,
Dec TT Woodstock Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Romeo ]. Finks and Ruth g. Burr
uer.
Lawrence o. Pack and Lillian N.
Hampton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12
What Allied Him.

Rect What's the matter with Ole
Bean! Turn;p The cook broke him
all to pieces and then h- found out she
was only strinying him Chicago Post
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-02-12

An acre ct performance h worth .
Uhoio woeld u promisA-HewsiL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
An Old, Family Cough
Remedy, HOme-M0de
Easily rreRsrea-C Cssts Vsry
Little, but IL Prowpt, sure
and EHectivs

By making this pint Of old time cough
syrup at home YOU not only aave about
-, az compared with the ready.made
Kind but YOU will also have q much more
prompt and positive remedy in eyeTy way.
II o,ercomcs the usual coughs, throat and
chest colds in - hours relieves even
whoopmV cough quickly and ia excellent,
too, Tor bronchitis, bronchial asthma,
hoarseness and spasmodic Group.
Get from any drug store 2is ounces Of
ptneN $50 cents WORTH. pour II into a
pint bottle and 6ll the bottle with plain
grenulated sugar syrup. Full directions
with flneN Keeps perfectly and taste,
good
/ Nou can tcel this take hold Of cough
/ or cold IN way that means business. II
quickly oos"ns the DIV, hoarse or pain.
tul cough and heals the innamed mem.
branes II also hss remarkable effect
N overcoming the persistent loose cough
hy stopping the formation OF phlegm In
the throat and bronchial tubes.
The effect ui Pine ON the membranes il
known hy almost every one pineN il Q
most valuable concentrated compound Of
genuine Norway pine extract combined
with guaiacol and other natural healing
pine elements
There are many worthless imitation,
NJ this famous mixture. To avoid dis
appointment, ask your druggist for "2n
ounces Of PineS," aud do not accept any
thing else.
A guarantee Of absolute satisfaction
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. The PineN Co., ~
Wayne, Ind.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
FIVE CHARGE FRENCH
Handful OF Germans Attack Thirty
Russians, Take Prisoners Without
Firing Shot.

BERLIN, March lG-A soldiers
letter from the eastern front describes
an effort Of putrollinr party to dis
cover whether there were any Rus.
siuns In forest In front of the Ger.
man position with fixed bayonets
a handful VI men crrut AZ night
through the woodland thrustlng the
steel into every thick brush. or throw
Ing Il flare of light into them from
their pocket lamps.
They found NO game" aud were
emerging from the forest at the point
where they huI entered II. when they
suddenly saw Russian sentinel be
fore them In heavy lt'A NJ aud cap.
lie was half u~leelg 4eklng up the
narrative here, theE EkttJ Jr reads:
"F...... scizcd che /fiussiuu by the
nurl uf his ruat.A4rd swurr at him
m Polish russian aud German.
Hands up We dcmuud. aud he did
IT, Onr Of u, watched over him white
others nude uu examination Of the
surroundings We found cave. such
A. we build for our scntries. We
jubbed our hUynncts into the straw
around the entrance. 4 non com.
after removing the rifles which the
msuspecuug Russians had stacked
neul the entrance threw light into
the cave aud ,worr frlghtfully. Out
" the dark came creeping dozen
m,mebrs uf the 1921 Russian land
wChI, TartarS MUnammediaus and
men from KasNn Az the point of our
hayonets they dropped 10 their knees
" hut suddenly we discovered we
were being fired upon by another
group of Russians nearby, whose pres
cucc We had not suspected Driving
our prisoners before u.s. we started
unt NJ the woods 10 cross an open
meadow back TO our lines. There
was whlzzlng " bullets about our
ears. There could be no thought oi
trying tu defend ourselves. Only siy
NJ our prisoners could We keep with
ne. When We finally reached our
lines. we discovered from the men we
hud taken that the place we had
tackled was mot sentry post. as We
had thought hw a protected position
with trenches and loophulcs. and
there were thirty Russians against
MS five with two other Russian
trenches close by II was lucky g..
caps for us lu have discharged ouI
task and got away with our prisoners
We did not Nm" one shot. our cap
tain gave MS 50 I send by one here
with to our little war daughter. hc
cause II wns Wmpd without blood
shed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
COMPANY PLEADS FOR CLEAN
IIFE AMONG EMPLOYEES

PITTSBURGH Pa March lG-An
appeal t IL, thousands ~ umpluyes tu
lend % moral life us % means NJ in
rru,lng their safety while ut work
aud ut Improving their chunccs for
promotion has been made 10y the Car
uurc steel company as part ~ u
sufrty flrst campaign
I'm .rrirs NJ pamphlets which have
been distributed among the men thy
company by means uf charts shows
how much longer man lives whc
lives "Hrht" than one who dissipates
tells uf the better school work done
hy children NJ the workmen who lead,
n clean NE compared with one whc
does not aud how much less liable the
workman Is to accident because " hi,
being mVru alert aud careful,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
SERBIAN PRINCE VISITS
ITALIAN GING; RECOVERING

ROME March ~ Alexander
crown prince ~ Serbia, has arrived
m Rome where he viii be guest
Of King Nictor Emmanuel. He Ia en-
deevoring to recover from the effects
Of his wound. /, Is the opinion ~ his
doctors that the crown prince will
not be able 10 resume his military du-
ties FOR several months
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

rect fire al the DardanelIes tn nc-
r,r,rIIs,, p.. .,o,,oli,i,,, ,, n,. .rrrt.
.., ,.r,s T,.. ~ ,,,. .s.,,,. ,,rn, ~,
.,. ..., B.. a.. -. ~, -
..l l..,,,,, ,.n, r,.. -. A. a.,,n
r..,., .,.,. grns
rb, ur,,,n ,r. d.riyor,re t,d,roo,
o.. r.., r. nu.,n Eu,aho,h no
.,,p.,ul.. and ~. pr,nco o..
,,.,., ,.,ry.. DID,, s.,.r .,,,l.g Tho rns
nsn Wal, shin. ,r. I'm r,.i,inn I'm IN,
GnIr .t r,r,. ,.t npts,do - tho
norm ,y m. .r,-.nc. -. no n,rIa
p,II.s ,,.n.r.. ,..,,, ..,.,r,,..,, ,.I,y,,
nm IN p. .b.r, linz. ana y,II no,,
ten totnor,g ,so t,,, ~ ,,,,.r T,,
Queen Elizahoth and hon. r,n.nr,s do.
mand ry. f,,n,ms dor,, 49, , mint
mum for sofet, and , s,nd, ~, IN.
sIrrouudirys sbov/th.t .,,t. aonr, ~
not rearhed uptH ,l,ss into ns
d,ptb ia ppt rc,,b.d ,,tu cI,so ,,,,
/ tho bsorb J., , ,.r f,tnor,s Janr,
the war ships can npproach IA Win
I'm less than A mile of the shore nud
,s the beach I'm their fropt is u,, r,
upuorrIuit. Is afforded rhe Turls q,
/ bring gIu. tp bcar
The indirect fire which the prIusn
i shlps are delivering mny bc r.snrfr 3
tn when the object fired Al r,rrpt
lr seen. or when II is desired to hide
the yl,ps which ,rs making IA, .,f-
tack As the word imuIirs IN, yrps
nrr NOT aimed direct b,f. ON fno ,,p.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

the Guchcu and the defeat uf AdmlnI
Cradduck were the result Of admiralty
instructions overriding the Judgment
Of the responsible commander, II
W n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
IMMIGRANT HAS SYMPTOMS
OF CHOLERA IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. March lU-Thc Greek
Steamer louninu, which arrived hcr"
today from pirurus Greece with 2Go
passengers were held up mt quarantine
until there would hc determined def
lnitcly the nature ~ the illness u
Tram Gluhu u stccrngc passenger. who
showed symptoms " AsiHtic cholera
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

II you can read the persuasive ad.
crtiSements M patent medicine
'thout being convinced that you need
bottle VI H. you are strong minded.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

N' '' ' . ~
vate OF Rhenish regiment 's told
In a letter from Hamburg captain OF
their company
The French forces IN the trenches
opposite ho'sted the ul-col"r, much
10 the anger Of the Germans, and
the three decided to risk their lives
TO tear 1t down, Under cover OF night
they crawled under tho harbed wire
entanglemtnts, and notWb Wbthstand.
ing dogs and scntrics captured the
Tag took 1t to the German trench,
ana next morning e'''''' h Nh,''
CAIRO March lG NIpI yn Lon
bon, Ncorry zoo prisoucrs rapturrd
an pehru,r, hpl, hrrp srut from
the bnrrarIts at Cairo to the drs-
.rt camp prepared for them a, Tou-
ra Most NJ them were Turks from
Svria with "a few RedooIn. and two
Indians who we're first captured by
the turks made to ,oIn rnr.r forces
ana thcn surrendered ar the first op-
rorurity to fine British. Some pris
oners wore uniforms made ON the
,... ,,',, ,aor,. ,I,J rn,, seemed
NV, ,n1,,,. ,,,io,.5 ,, rc., mprcn
-. ,.a -, ,,,1 .n. I,yyriI,.pa
r.',o5 49,, ,,,I ~, n, rItlImrpr of
a.. ur,,t.,inr h,, N Tn,I,s .,mc ID
.Is ,,,,,,,,...,.
NISU March IL >mau Nuuku
WIGS Serbll,s leading historian and
, f.ruer prtmc minister I. dead here
as the resuI, or aporU,<E aged 49,
Tie was president of tnr Academy
of Sciences and lender of the Pro-
h,ou rini.t.r Al coustanuuoplr.
p,rIs and p.,r,prad
gln,, hts rr,,r,rcpl from active
,ou,Io,, ,,r. n N,,,.,y,rs had at.
,oI,.d a., nrn.n., .n rny public
,nin5 ~ e,,,,. ....ul onI, fo that
~ ty,no p.trr
fire, s,cr toward csrnrI,sh.ug In the
yorious bpths of German, nursing
homes for injured Austrian. Imngn.
rau and Turkish soIanr. a commit
too hos beep formed nur, .Ih ample
funds at Its command ,u investigate
rnr feasibility of such action
The hotels and pensions of 'n
baths will be utilized as homes for
,ne wounded allied soldiers. aud the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

"Now Dorothy" snld the teacher
to Il small pupil "un you tell me
what punthcr isf'
"lcth mu'um." llsped Dorothy. "A
panther is man that makth panths "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
Postage Stamps Conceal Spies Notes,
Myth That Worries Stohd English

LONDON. March lG The war may
ho,, killed art and literature but
there has born nothing like 1t to stim-
ulur other activities Of the imdginn
tiun. Already there has been an
amazing output Of myths the Rus
sian uOop- passing through the cOun-
try by night the mutlatcd belgian
children among the refugees, the Ger.
man guNcrness with bombs In their
tunl y, the trruchrruuS slgnallings 10
Xrlpclius. the concrete platforms nj
seaside hotels, aud the Imprisonment
Of distinguished persunugrs In the
Tower
Lately either ingenuity or hysteriN
has devised Il new story In one yer
sion Of II Germans write tu their
friends iu neutral countries and de
clare that everything Is going well.
At the rud Of their letters they say
Il advise you to keep the stamp.
When the stamp Is removed the recip
irut finds this communication Il
have told YOU nothing but lies we are
starving" In another version. the
stamp Is similarly used o conceal
secret messages In letters to England
frcm British prisoners As In the
cnsc OF the previous myths, there Is
not scrap uf first-hand evidence
but as much as YOU Ike of evidence
M several removes. Nobody will
swear to having seen one Of these
envelopes. but everybody has met
somebody who has the story ON the
authority N friend.
There is one tale, however that
certainly deserves to be- true. what
cyci it's source. II is alleged that
Welsh prisoners or war In Germany
are able e. communicate freely with
lnrir friends at home without having
recourse t. invisible ink or any such
. tit. (, a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

BASEL. March lG German army
surgeons are Distributing pamphlets
warming soldiers against loose habits
lr is stated In these pamphlets that
10000 soldiers are Iu hospitals uu
account VI cNrcssns of various kinds
and are occupying beds which should
Dr reserved for the wounded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

HAMBURG March 10 The story
OF how promotion ana decoration
with the Iron Cross came to two
non-commissioned officers and a pri-
vate OF a Rhenish regiment ts told
in letter from hamburg captain OF
their company
The French forces In the trenches
opposite ho,sted the tri-color much
20 the anger Of the Gormans and
the three decided To risk their lives
10 tear It down Under cover OF night
they crawled under tho harhed wire
entanglements, and notWb bthstHnd.
ing dogs and Scntrics captured the
dag, took II to the German trench
and next morning erected it where
the French could see tt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

RERIlN. March 10 Among those
who are working TO relieve distress
among the families OF soldiers gone
To the front, as well AS Go pruvld"
daintles for the troopr. are the hello
girls" VI the Berlin telephone eN-
changes They have arranged n series
NJ concerts, three ~ which already
have been given, at which talent N
the highest order Is represented
Prominent ON the programs are mar
hal songs. often played boy their com
pOserg
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11
8m ooimmelsgdB&en
sfi33e pom y. o. sseeer,

dIlo ,in padr alte Wsibsr sa elmer 9tdAs
6arin, bic, ipenn fe aud erIt 80 Sabre
adbltn mag, bod Ttpu ala allies Msib aut
Sc Nelt aetomnlen unb our pilserfdhrt
bur6 bos 6immelsgdbaen In ben 9ins
mel belimmt i9ien.
ga, pas mar Elm @e8ettr, ais ia an bic
Saustbire fam unb ben alien Meibss
mnI6tu fat Dor bic subuloien 9adnIsr
tolpsrte.
.Go cine bumms psrIon4, 1drien fe.
gis osb0rt in's 9pll9uus. aebt Der Wlann
nis Der 5errgott in Grantreid, urb Is
Part Tth iebeu giHtn am DlunD ab. Dtt
sinoebilOeie @dns. PrigsIn Iollte man
fe 80.
S6 iaae dl1p biz sdrten alien Mciber
NIT siuem Donnertpetter gum 8euFtt,
tmpFauae cine tutIpreAsrbe Nntport unc
iaIts mid in elm nitori9es, onnpfes
Giiibden su ebtner Grbe. Golunse bic
Melt uno bag SimmeIsedBden nuf tbr
bsHsben. baben Come unb Monb nod
ME aud MIR ben armIeliDften Strahl IN
bisle .Gtube" ssipOrfen /. Steden
gtt Fh rpr: Gin sarsss Genlters 10 grot
mic Gin @eburistusstuden. Gin ertttsr'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11

ga alto, meine @ndcioisn cine
Eleine, psroammt dItbsiI6sundfbetiihe
@tIdidts" Iugte, nadbtm ihn bic Damen
lanas oerug nit ibten Bitten tim cine
.glneibots" ubsr 10 mas QsbnIi6eS" ae'
quilt batter, Der dltt arst nit ben
IufiQen Dsindugltin, bic uber heute gar
nidt ItaIlbaft brsinblidten. rgsrbommt
dI6etifdsunGitbtiiIh unb aus Der tieffen
Gdidl em~porgeboben Gigsntli4 teiH
@sfhihiden gum Nahtiid =. 4ber -.
81 FAB F9 i'm 9reiie Der stpas psrs
leseusn unb bod %geipdnnien Grauen i'm,
Bic duf sinmaI eifrie an ibrtn @DIoatens
IirimpFsn ffidten unb ale nab berabges
Iaantn 1ldlhen ~ iudtn i6ienen.
.QNo od murbe id mulih tn oas
.6immtlseGBden" serlftn. Gle piiien
9OItsbamor. Shmdl III ber Mep u.
i. 10. LIMB bier iieben bic 0duIer ID eng,
bah infer S%ipei3fntrtgst 8iirgermeifter
einfud ftdsn tliebe, uho Dor J1breH thats
iddli6 Der @eridtspon3isbtr, dls sr fiG
unburfdtig penbstt, feline amtsmupps
bermubsn 8piffsn ben Mduben pers
Iprt8tt, bdb ite itunbsnldne Elm 9erfebrs'
binbsrniS bilDtis . 4OrtHin rieIen MID
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-11

bobsn Dpler Riben anS aflSdsr. Cine
noNe &oltpann. Gin armieliees 8ett.
Gin podltaer Slid. Gin @tubl. Gin
Softer. Ilnb ouf benz Softer elm mdges
res, ber6tnodiges Deib. Der &opf nit
siidern e%inaeipidelt. Die Baden fiebers
rul6. Dime auf3uIdauen, sreift iie Inn
mer tpieber in siHen grobsn Cad, bolt
cine 5dnbbo1 roItige Ndgel uro Sdraas
ben berous unb iDirft fe it mad Der @rObe
duf bieIen pber jtnen Saufen, bic t4 iest
eft am 6ubboben feRe.
pa fam nan GebulO Isrnen", iasts
i'd.
sic I6peist.
sit bus Sire tdslide arbeit3'
sic IGittelt ben aopF.
.Birb tenn bas aud orbentli4 Be-
sabIt9"
Gle audit nit BEN Q6isln, srsiFt in ben
cad unb treut ben Roirsgen iiber ben
9ppen nit berben 6dnOen uno ipte ctr
gouerniue4i @sisenlumtu ilber's 6slb.
.aiebe grau,' Tdge i'd nit meiner BE-
! riihnten GanTt1eit, sGit fAsinen NH
frdnt. DoIIm sic ni4t
SD braudi isinen Qr3t", Idrsit Fs
Dine nuFsuIdautn. Bin tsiue @Drnehm6
urb perbtsn mein @slO ni6t fir bi
Debtors 49,.
.Ho, ma :. ornts 2ente Diirfen aud
trant tperbeu. Das Ill bod fem 8orref
Der a,i6en. Die bdtten FONT Idnsi
barauf bsraidtst. liettisens nil Id j