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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
9entidje 2ieber bel graOniernns.
Gum eriten Male in Der @eididte
Ocs SGullueIens DOn
Gmaba.

Der Sieoes8ug bes Oelitlden Sic.
oeS fat iett aud Oie offelttliden
Shulen Suabo's erreidt. Bum
eriten 0aalc ieit Gtnrihtunq oes
ShuIibitemS in uuierer Staot pur.
oen geitern BEL oen 8tlflngen Der
2eiItlngen Der S6ilIer Der 8 ..
&loiie Der Goparo 9ioienater-5 6u[e
oeutihe 2ie0er BON sen S6iiIern ge.
fiingen. Die 2ieoer tpur0en bon Den
0elltiden SlnIien oorgetraget nno
famen gang oor5iigIid) 3ur g9ie6er.
gabe. 0lit 9fiifiibt oorouf 6aB in
unieren SGulen crit felt eiltem syabr
llnterridt in Der Oeutlden Sprode
ertbeilt miro, muB oieier grfolg ge-
rooe5t nls eritallnIid be3ei1net iper.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
9ie Simple on
Statien's 0retSe!
Seiterreider gcben 5ant glnsriff iber
nn0 erubera mebrere
gerssipfel.

@ieil, 5. Stunt iiber 2onoon. -
0os &rie9sontt meloet iiber Oie
&1u1pfe oil Der italierii6en @ren5e
6olgenDes: o9ln Der @ren3e SgroPs
bat ii9 ni6ts BON 9elang ereigneI.
Ger oltlitbe 9ergriiden bel &reu5.
berg, Der bon SStolienern beiebt mar,
muroe bon uns geitilrnt uno Der
5eino pertriebet. gSir eroberten
8mei itrotegiid midtige 9eragipfeI.
Mn mebreren 8ulften Der &drntncr
@ren3e miro oa8 gLrtiIleriegefe9t
iortgeiett. Sci &orfrcit an Der
aiiite lit e8 gu S6arniiseIn gefoul-
men.
&ont 5. sSunt. - @eneroIiiiim1lS
GarOono meI0cf: 9urh beftiges 8e'
i6iib- lmo @emcbrfeuer periuden Die
0elterreider Die italienilbeu Grup.
pen ipelde oeu 0to1te Groce 8oB
belebt bnlten. 5u bertrei6en. Ger
6eino urteruabm eineit thurman.
griff ouf uricre alif Dem Wtoute gtero
@ebirgsfanm geleeenen Stelluneen,
ipuroe inoeIeu 8uriidgei6logen. 9ie
@ren3f1nlpfe nebren fir itns einen
gilnitigen 8erlouf. ltnier 8ornlorid
auf Dem litlfen llfer 0es Sion5o.
6Iuiies lit 8ifrieoeniteaen6, ge9t
ober MIR longian BON itatten. (gluf
Dem &iidaue peroen iie i6on pIanse
9eine" mohen.)
@cfed)te Onf @allipuli.
gltben, 5. SUM. llnterItiitt
ourd oos 5euer Der Griegsidliffe
baben Die 9laiirten Die tiirtiidea
y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
IN ben alnt6en nmaefummelt,

aanIas Gitg, 5, SUM. - 9urdJ
ben audi geiteru nnD bcutc luieocr
nieOer8cgangcneu itarfen 9legcn fno
i'm iiibliGeu annins nnb nOroli6en
Sflaboma grOfc lteberidluemmltn.
gen eingetreten. 9lidJt iueit nDn
Sage, Gtln., ertranf Der sarmer
Sobn gupp init 6ren nnS 2 Sim
bern in ben tObenOeu GeluGiiern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
5lieser iiber Sanptqnartier Ses
&runprin5eu.

gOnOuu, 5. SUM. - Giner 9ien-
tcrOepeide BON glmiterOam snfolse
babeu 20 frnn3Oiiidle Slieser Oas
6auptqnartier Oes aronprin5en an.
gegriffen. Mcbrere BeriOnen lunr-
ben Onrd gOm6eniuiirfe setGOtet.
Der angeridtete SadIidlaOen aber III
nnluelentlidD. 9icier glnsriff erfOlg.
te bereits am 3. SUM.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
;Sranenleidle ocfltnScu.

01ort6 @eno, g3eb., 5. SUM.
@eitern 9}aAmittag muroe is Mei-
len bon bier Ole 2eife Der 5rau 9lr.
die 6erguion Die am 2. glpril aits
@er5ueiflung NIT ibren 9 &inoern
in Sen 8Iatte 6GuB ibrans, ans llfer
qcidmenmt uno geborgen. Son
ben ainoern feblt nod ieoe Spur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05

Stellltneen ar Der Giiite tpieoer all.
geerifferL nadoem ipeitere 9ritppen
9egen Die Gitrfen aeIonoet iuoroen
naren. GoS 9feiuItat oeS @efedts
lit nod in 3meifel. (NcHu Der glus-
gang Oes @eiehts aus engldrO-
fteitnbIider Guelle ais 5lpeiielbaft
be5eidnet miro, Damn fonn man nit
Siherbcit onraltf rednelL 1dB eS
oen g[lliirten wieOer einmal bcr5li9
ibleht erealgen iit.)
a6nis auultnntin ilbiper franf.
gltben. 5. Syuui. Gcr 3uItano
oes 4onigs aouit1ntin bon @rieben.
Ion0 bot iid picoer pcri6limncrt,
uno Der Oelttid)e SpcjialiIt Or.
GileIsberg miro an ibn einc 5ipcitc
Operation bornebnIen miiilen. Gr
leioet an &ippenielIeIlt3iinOung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
0lniien meidlen lueitrr anriif.

Serlin, 8, Snui, iiber gOnbDn. -
9eridte B0n Der galisiiden ;SrOnt
laiien erfennen, SaH Die Oiterreifi.
Idlen nnD bentiden StreitfrGfte itdD
aller 5urts in Der llmsegenO BON
9rpmgsl bsnGdtiat baben. Die
giniien leiiteten bartndfisen 8iOer.
itauO, mnFten n6er Ocm gInitnrm Der
9entiden weiGen. IS iuirO 5ngc.
seben, bar iid Elm SBeil Der gr5e.
mBsl.glrmee 5nriiG5n3iebcu bermOdl.
te. Su Der Sta6t fanS man nuge-
Benre @prrGtbe Dor, and lunrOe cine
nasebenre Menge Sriessmaterial err
bentet. Yiun erwartet, Oaf bic 0ini-
len nod einmal uerindDeu luerOen, in
Der 9tGbe Ger 8rOoet Seen feiteH
iSnf sn faiien. 9ieielbeu Iiesen iiiN.
lid bUn sem6erg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
aoalitiOnsrsaierHna in llnaarn2

2puOon, 5. Suri. - gtadD @el'
OungeH ans 8ien tit Die SilOnug
eines GOalitiOnsminiiterinms in lln-
garu iider. 9emielben uerOeu an.
sebOren bic Brufen Snlins gluOrai.
N, hilbert glppOngi nnO 9llaSer Set
DIN, iOiuie einise anOere gnse6Srise
Der Gppoiitionsparteien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
gaiebcr n[s eiianer ertnppt.

8aibington, 5. SUM. = Gin 30.
Der bieiiger gfegierlnesbeomter bot
Die aus 2onoon fommenoe 0feloung,
Ser amertfaniide 8otidafter @eraro
in Berlin babe ben bort oni0liigen
4merifanern oen &atb geeebelt Ser.
lin iofort 8u perlaiien oa iih on8
gerbGltniB 8fpii6eu 9eutiflono uno
4merifa INNER mebr 5uipibe, ais
aus Ser Suit gegrifien be3ei9net.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
Qremier glSqmit6 an scr Jrunt.

gritiifes @auptquartier in 6ranf-
reid, 5. SUM. ~ Ser engliihe &re.
nliernliniiter glSqltitb bat Die Srlp-
pen @roBbritaunieus in 6rantreid
beiuht un0 iie inipiBirt. @r mar nit
oem 3uitarlo Der Srlppen 5ufrie-
Den. (2)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
glene Arieasluaffe

glnIteronnL 5. eSuni. 3os
9latt sGDo4 beroffentIift einen an,
gebIid aus 3eutidlanO gefommeneu,
Der 8eniir entgongenen 9rief. mel,
der beiagt Die arlpp'iden @crfc
Itellten cine gebeilnniBboIle Moi6inc
Der, welhe oa5u beItinlmt lei, brcn.
nenoe 5Iiliiigfeit auf groBe Gntier.
nilng 5I iprisen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
@eriueoene 3ng6cran6nna.

8GBreno Der gcriOnenpirg go.
70 Der Burlington galjn, Duu 9an-
ias Gitg mad Omaha, nabe Der grii.
dc ii6er ben gEOwaOnD 5lnf 6iclt,
idJnitten R1n6er Die syliegcnfeniter
bOr Dem gnllmm Sdlafuagen
bnrdJ nnb madten iidD nit elmer
srofen gIuSnbl pOn aleiOcrn Der
sSailagicre SauOn. Die Sttnatipn
eiRiger Der 8Giineiere ipar, nls lie
bentc WlOrgen Gmabn crreidltcn,
sietnlidJ fritiid. 3ic 9lGnber ent.
famen nnaeie6eu, nnO lit ii6er ben
8crtb Der gente nod nidts be.
faant. 9as Salten an Der Roma.
ban Bride lumrSe bmrdJ bas sod.
luailer DeranIaht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
1rie6ensae6et 0entidler antlpIifrn

se0lu 4. Sliii, iiber Qonbon. ~
Der Gr3biidof bon s2oln, aar6inol
Snrtmarn, bat Die linn lnteritc6cll.
De Gio5ele angelpieicn. oaB iii Der
Qaaenleinen @ebeten III oen fatboIi,
idcn airdlen aud 5rieoensbitteu
eiugcilorbten iperOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
3obn @ront tobt.

SIN Sitter bon "a Sabren itorb
bpute Mtorgen I'M Battle Greet Ga.
ititorillm 5u ySot Springs, Q. O.,
ssyobn @rott, Elm gStonier bon 9ma.
ba unO einer Der dltelten bieIigen
gfloIterungs.l .llnternebmer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
9cr amerifaniile senbbote.

gleD 2orf, 5. SUM. = Serr
Vleper.@er9aro miro iest als Der
0tann genannt, luelder ais periop-
lider Grtro.9Ibgeianoter pom oenl
gotidofter bon 9eruitorif nod
8eutidlunO gei6idt puroe. er iit
bereits geitern nit Dem 0an1pier
yllnite0 States" uad Sopenbagen
abgeiabren. oo6 nuroe bies erit I'M
Sonfe Oes Cages befannt. Meni9er
ais 5fpei StllnOen Dor oer glbfabrt
muroe Blas fir ibn otf Dem Dam-
pier teIegrapbiid beitellt = uno erit
5 W1imteu Der Ser 9lbfa5rt errei9te
Serr @erbaro Den Gier. 5i1ere
5obrt lit ibm ieitens Der a8erbiin-
oeten" 5ugeingt nor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05

HfaAama hff MHsfH amaFlitai
lfta Hait sH tuHtl3as e.
Mah flslai

aiAHHn m a
fIaHi SD WH aH
M fa66aHh W lHn HN.
aH 4M ttlhtt mfhR FF.
uHh mft Nlat MH F
Mf hNlf NHnma 8
FauHaltaftH H8anea8 N.
H W ia8iNH dHifttt H fHis
lfH t1n s aHHI8n Ne8FfuN
mfa mfleHH bab H ha Ffeill
mlF 90 fpH flfHem kHiisiIdHht
aHl mfltHftgnFR NiHnotieNlfH
HaHleffnRH taldiaI mftN Hi tf.
loI8e nna he laiHtHaeu Nsfifaas
btadiif E oBaFfaN.hbg AfBIe.
fuua No hhffm.ti aob BE sQuliid.
mia Mot ffwllInH not into mih
lsine @flaHte m 8sta matle
8e Hola tHtadli tflNf EfBhuna
labi aa9t dih feline alinnaitue Boo.
iii m irauH0lhnit.idlnn dour gehal.
ten mo rrriidfrt 0ab Bic amerlfa.
.uer RON ihfFr Reaierlna dnlg in.
utrbaIb mo ouberbalb Oct aricgs.
5onc perlaHaru
Dic glote aeiolt ueiier. 0ab. fails
Ttttihlnu0 0cn Ger 2iuaten nldlt
Ste Gcriidleruua lebeu. hiuiort feline
pauoeiSidliiie onluarciien, anBer Nr
neroen dui Observation-Disclosures bin
nnierhudlt uno 0as yebeu BON gtiht,
fdmpiern rerOe getuahrleiitet. oieic
9legierung Die nothigcn Shritte
gum Sfube ibrer Sidatson8ebori.
gen ergreiien miliie.
Soate Geutihlan0 in oieicm
9unfte hd nahaiebig crrpeiien 10
fonne man Bic 9egleitulnitGuoe Oes
.2uiitnnio .llntergdnges ndber be.
leithten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05

@egen anaeblihen Gerfoiiens
flogt @lDrtbe Qlop 9urmolm ouf
SdeiOuns ren ibrem @aun gIlwpn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05

NfiHe q pm Haf pa0hm
I WfM ud mtlbal 8giern
attgo daI3snar
huIlfM waInt be puamsl ae.
i6nlgn mafbm iaafn baB am
Htm0 Bot ogm Eau ser Hdtn1 Bet
miirde 0tTihbrer UncH allaTnri.
ufn Sturm ud 0ie Eeruldlgn aubc.
i0tlrB mtit. oeriGltc ubef bradi
aIeidl 80 gnind uHtcr inherent
6arr Nliammru. Gielcu tuliiidleu
]ubpcn delna ee uidlt cinmaI, iid
fum 2htm ut cutiuidclM NIT 10
arobcr galdt mur6e infer @rlcn.
anariii ousaeiuhrt. Tie uer5iinoc.
ten Gcutidltu mo Cciterrciher iiuO
bette herei.B II llcilcn 0itIih bon
'Er3cnlpsl nit 0em e5cgner bau0ae.
mein gelUor0eu
General d 5. Marluib urrioIat 0cn
5eino ihari Gic 5aupiormee oes
Generals non giniingcn triiit gor.
bereitunaen, oen Strni 5lub uorb-
6itlib Der 1taot Strui 5u itberidrei.
ten. Die 9'orbrt befinbet iid beAtc
MIR nod peuige Wleilen bon gen-
berg.
llniere aubaQerie bate heutc
nicber @eleaenbeit. iih pie6er noe.
ieitlid bernor5lltbun. 0iebrere rli.
itlhe 9(btheilungen perldieOener
Iruppengottungen batten ith lii0Iih
Der 9rtidaiten 2eneu ut0 Scrun.
ben, 81 be3D. 43 Wfeilen 0ltIid BON
gibolt aitrlano, gclegen, feitgeiest
iulo beorobten unIere Stellumgen.
9enti6e aoooaerie oertrieb Die Ros.
fopiter na9 fur3em, aber erbitter-
tenn &antpfe. sSn Dem Diitritt BON
9fnlpaaap, Deitlid) BON 9urIdanp,
uno untpeit Sre0nifp an Der 0u-
bpid entfaltete Der S5eill0 geitern
cine rege 56dtigfeit, mir berlabmen
inn aber eie 2uit 8u erneuten 9ln.
griffen, nudhem Der erite feinolibe
goritoB unter unierern 6euer 5u-
iommen6raf mo ibm idwere Ser.
lutte beige6radt tuoroen Daren.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
Csali,icn ,nraderobert.

Geiterrtib llnauriihes 4aipt.
quarter. @ali5ierL ). 5lmt. lib. 2on-
0on - @ic Stabsoiii3iere Sfriegs@
berihteritattern mittBeilten, lit ouI
Der ean5en guli5iiheu 6ront ein
heftiger aatnpf entbranut. Die
Sadlnge III fiir Sic perbilnoeteu
8eutiden rno Geiterrei9-llngorn
giinitig. gs ipinft ibnen Der Sieg
alif Der gan3en 2inie. 0ie rltiiiIhe
9iahblt periuft 81 retteib mas
np6 Su retten lit. geoeuten0e 9fe.
ierocn baben iib Der glrmee 0es @e.
ncrnIs b. Mnfenien entgegengeipor.
len in Der sl6iift, oeren Bnrorinaen
alif3ubalten, oaeS lit dber nergptens.
Ger 9lngriff Der 91ltfien altf Die g[r-
NEE oes @r3ber8ogs 5rie0ridb IN Dem
9reied 5iDii6en ,San tmo 8eiAiel
lit oIs ELL 6eblidlag 5u be3eibnen;
bic Gruppen miliien aud bort 3it-
rid.
g8ien, iiber 2onoon 5. SUM. -
Bon Der 6ront miro beribtet, ooB
bic Juiien nit Der Hduniing bon
2enlberg begonnen ba6en. 8ns
eroBe ruiIiide Souptquartier lit bon
2emberg rad 9roOp. norooitli6
bon 2enberg, oidt an Ser ruiiiiden
@reu8e, oerlegt por0en. 0ie 3ipil-
beripoltlng, Die 2elrlberg an rllIIt-
fi3iren bate, lit gleidfoas 8uriidge.
5ogen iporoen ltno bot tbren Sit ii
3loc8olp, nenig iiioli6 bon groop.
on Der rlliiii6en @ren5e, aufgelhla-
gen. SS5rn ruiiii6en Seere berrl1t
cine beilloie 8erpirrung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
Gffiaieller 6iterrcidiidler @eridlt.

g8ien, 5. SUM, itber 9on0on. -
Gas arie9samt bat geitern 9lbeno
folgenoen 9eriht beraltsgegeben:
Scr flie6enOe 8cino bat iid nuf
Ben iiibli6 bon liebpfa gelegeneu
Saben sur @cbre geiest, miro aber
BON Den geriolgern bort beOrdngt.
Syn8lpiiden 5at Die 9trmee bes otter.
reidii6en Generals so. b. 9obm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05

Gbonnirt anf Die Edglibe Sribiine.
$500 oas Sabr ourh Die BOT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
@as BE fSranapien meIben.

paris, 5. SUM, iiber 2onoon. -
9ei unieren goritoB ouf Gems uur.
Den mebrere nor6lid BON grras ae.
legene Orti6aften onrf feinoli6es
@eidiisfeuer 3eritort. sSn Soude8
iteben MIR nod nenige Stein6auier,
bon ipeIhen aus Die 0eutiden elm
Iebbaftes 5eiier nltf nniere Gritppen
interbulten itno uns ieoen SUB 80.
oens Itreitig MAIDEN. Seitlih BON
Der Soude3 3uderfobrit eroberten
mir cine befeftigte oeuti6e Steauna.
Siloli6 bon gteubille gretfen mir ole
oerti6en Stelungen an. (@euiB
greifen bic Gran5oien immer an, be.
5pedeH ober nidts5 nod intmer iin6
iie nit blutigen aopfen beimgeI9idt
por0en.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
ylrnr SOrtldjrittr
In Gjali,irn!
gIrrbhnOrte irsiben bic ylmien boz
Od btr; STUNNING ytmbsrg's II
bot nnumrbr brgOnnru!
santrt RdmpIc anI OIaIIIpaII IaIItn OanRIaI

Ufmoli hf mlIite ntfittlelNras.
hHte pan ihu aHa hurhttedfn
M6h mafilgft dai 9leAaafa los
AH lfner tseagnh IisafH uuierg ffups
pau weldie Hd uai baiiguiafH ocs
aruaHHien Neucfds BgreliiiheH uer.
arn um agmflHiaHi sr8en oen belno
iu operiefen
Iie nnicf @cncfal BON einllnlfn
ltGbeHhc armce bot iueliere eripiae
II pCrleidlnen, cin 1heil 0erielbcn
bot aCn 3lnB str0i uberihriiicn
INTO ireibt oen 6cino aeaen Seniberg
uor fd hef
gIls einc 6oIge unIcrer Sieae om
San m0 nheren Inelter hdben iid
om Braib iiir ms Binitigc sample
elipidelt. g9ir madiien bei eifient
Oortiaeu eeiedt 900 Beiaugeuc. gm
unteren Sm imo III 4olen if Die
yaaepuocran0ert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
(sefedlte nnf @a[lippli.

gttben, 5. SUM. llnteritiitt
ourd Oos 5euer Der Griegsidliffe
baben Die sIaiirten Die tilrtiiaea
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
Sritiid)r NiirOrrIaBr
In WrltflanOrrnl
J0vt fart btisitigtt SttInng 0OoOr
gruOmnlgu, mas jnr ylanulnng
NpGTr's iii0rrn OiirIlrl
Nltbrtrt IItIHut GrlOlgt gtgtn bic 5ran,Otul

Ittu Htfi8 lalld 6f NMrsm
idfalm tu ofaIHldsn Rahaaamfn,
um Ntmaanliltl All iparfA hdmIi
oleitlben bit tng nadllen Wfule tgi.
difu l5,allflld tgloaeu1 rs
Nlaadof Ser olnildNn NHiis Hl ei
ieabat etlalarfld lEu iIl btr
eeumh misogr eiunal or Ndter 0g
Atooultnsl
Allrs 0lale8, betblmbm nit 0mi
ilHiiaRo. hab ildl Scr Nina permaaa
htt neuct igilibe lih unuer iCitcr
m Dcuiidlan0 5iebi. bat 0m 0oi.
ier petanlabi. 6en 9eriud 8u madDen.
De @eaner oes Ieiiidlrt agitcs
ourd eiuc Seric BON geipaltiaen lln.
ariliGn 5u nernidteu
5opobl GonOon ais audl Netro.
grdo eeber su. onB Die Seere Der
alliirteu ourd idlimmenghmiiions.
mongel Geiuidllouo aeqcniiber i'm
lladibeil iinb. Bdbrcn0 ocs gan.
jen 8inters ipuroe In oeutidelt Ilu.
uitionsiperfen nn0 @ciuebr. iouie
gIrtiIlerieperfitotten Sricqsmaterial
allcr gtrt in rteiiger Dlenqe ben.
geitellt. es miro bier ongenonlmen,
oaB GeiitidlonO Inn 70 9}ro5ent
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bangen, Oh ienes 2ano Ii1 altf Gel.
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niat.
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"Why didn't you tell me you
were coming, Kitty" l asked.
Because l did not know l was
coming myself" she, answered.
"Margie, / just had to get away
or explode. / told Herbert l was
coming over here to buy my harp
and crown, and, of course, l
shocked him. Poor dear, he
hasn't the slightest sense of
humor and considers the saving
of the human race or at least
that part of 1t with which he
comes in contact as the only rea-
son for living in this wicked
world. Honestly. Margie, / sim
ply can't understand how in the
world he came to fall in love
with fun-loving, pleasure-mad
me-"
Because, dear, you are the
brilliant variety that supplies the
one contrast to his life among
the sordid and sinful"
That's just it; lives are so .sor-
did that are lived with no aspira-
lions nor ideals. II l could pick
out the ones who get o glimmer
of light and try to widen that VI
sion there might be some hope,
but Herbert works away quite I'M
conscious that most of the people
he is working for are morally
blind and mentally deaf to his
teaching and seemingly not the
least interested. They will never
be made><o see the glory of serv-
ice or able to hear the harmonies
that life takes on when rightly
lived. Oh, you need not smile,
Margie. l have the vision; l know
the glory of service. but once in a
while | want to serve-myself.
Herbert is the best human be-
ing l have ever known. No sacri-
flee of self is too great for him.
even when he can see no results
! from this giving. Margie, Mar
gle, will you think ! am a fiend
or only foolish when ! tell you !
wish Herbert was not quite so
| good? In the world that | have
known he is uncanny. shall
never be able to see why he fell
in love with me.
| 81 fell in love with his wonder
full strength of character and his
splendid physical equipment. He
is handsome, isn't hep
| HE wooed me stormily-fair-
| ly took me off my feet, but since
we are married he has gone about
his business and expected me to
+. do the same"
"Why don't you, Kitty"
oh, | don't mean to go about
my business, which up to the
time / met him was hunting
pleasure or excitement. He would
never stand for that. What he
expects of me is to go about HIS
business and be content in the
knowledge that We are both do
ing god. Margie, l don't think
there is anything in this world sc
VIGOROUSLY discouraging as just
being good. You never have q
choice. You cannot even have
the excitement of flirting with
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please tell me how to
make a rose jar.

| A.-Niix one ounce of bruised
cloves and cinnamon, 2 nutmegs
coarsely powdered, 2 ounces Of
ginger-root sliced thin, " ounce
bruised aniseed, u pound Of
dried lavender flowers. 2 ounces
of sliced orisrOOt, 2 ounces OF
dried orange and lemon peel, 10
grains of musk and a small
amount of dried violets, Glove
pinks, tube-roses, orange bios
SONS, lemon verbena, bergamot
and rosemary. Pack the rose
leaves In the jar in layers, putting
the mixture of spices and a little
salt between each layer of rose
petals. When filled, pour i'm u
liquid mixture made from a pint
of Florida toilet water mixed
with the essential oils of rose
geranium or any other perfume
desired.
Shake and stir every few days
and open daily for a few mo-
ments, taking care not to Weave it
uncovered any length of time.
The best time to open the jar Is
in the morning after the rooms
have been freshened and prepared
for the day. Rose leaves and 9TH
or fragrant flowers may be added
all through the season, but salt
must be used as in the beginning
Dear Miss Grey: I read
Miss E-23's letter and would
Il like to add my experience in
the world to hers. The single
girls are not the only i'm
moral women. There are q
vast number of married
women who are no more
true to their husbands than
the single girls are to them
selves. Each and every one
is to blame for their own
mistakes; but the environ
ment is so strong that 1t is
easy to fall; and after one
mistake, so awfully easy to
make the next. The girl who
makes a mistake and then is
able to keep from making
another just like the first
deserves all the help and
praise of both saint and sim
ner. She usually gets it from
the sinner, but seldom from
III the saint. 1t Is mighty hard
to, associate with men and
keep to the straight and
narrow" because there is
only lone in a Million" and
l don't expect to find that
one now.
MISS Gao.
OIL have Just finished
reading the book Little
Women" and In It is men,
lions lines. What are limesf
Are they a kind of fruit?
Please tell me II you can.
A LITTLE GIRL.
A lime Is q small, acis
fruit somewhat resembling
lemon, except that IL Is smaller.
Owe would like to
IL know how to wash d white
ribbon so 1t will not turn
yellow and remain stiff after
II It is washed? Thank you.
SCHOOLS GIRLS.
III A.--Wash the ribbon in cole
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Confessions ofaWife

temptation. even II you expect to
say In the end, Get thee behind
me Satan
you must give-give-give
yourself to others, who. as a rule,
don't want your gift. your advice
or your help
They are like the Chinaman,
who. when asked to >believein the
Christian God, said: Why should
l give up 1000 gods for one?'
Besides (and here poor. fool
ish little Kitty's voice trembled in
way that showed that her griev-
ance was not against Herbert's
giving himself to others, but in
his forgetting to give himself to
her) Herbert seems to be perfect
ly satisfied to know that l am
around. He Is always kind. He
tells me that when he sees those
other women he reverences and
respects me as the best of my sex.
'Margie, | am beginning to hate
reverence and respect; they are
such cold gifts. l would rather
have just one moment of love
the love that would make Herbert
take me in his arms and crush me
against his breast and whisper
brokenly Il love you, love you,
than a lifetime of respect and rev.
erence.
II told this to him the other
day and he seemed quite shocked.
"Don't think l don't love my
husband. for ! do. l think it is
because / love him more and more
every day that | am growing jeal-
Gus of his self-sacrifice for others
and greedy for the attentions that
love always pays to the beloved"
Continued Tomorrow
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A lime Is q small, acid
fruit somewhat resembling q
lemon, except that IL Is smaller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-27
A simple Wsy To
Remove Dandruff

\ There IL one sure way that has
bever failed to remove dandruff
Ut once, and that Is to dissolve 1t.
then you destroy It entirely. To
DO this. Just get about four ounces
Of plain. common liquid arvon
from any drug store this is all
you will need), apply 1t at night
when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub 1t in
gently with the finger tips.
BY morning, most II not all, OF
your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications
will completely dissolve and en-
tirely destroy every single sign
and trace of 1t, no matter how
much dandruff you may have.
You win find all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop in
stantly, and your hair will be fluff
fy. lustrous. glossy, silky and soft.
and look and feel a hundred times
better. adv"