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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-07
DE ARECIBO

Estamos q cuatro de Enero, pr6ximas
a pasar por complete las Navidades y
en- honor a la verdad no ha habido NADIA
de particular que acuse la traditional
festlvidad de estos d1as. Un bale en- ell
Casino Espanol la noche del treintiuno
de Diciembre, y un bale de amigos en-
el Teatro Ell d1a dos, que a juzgar por 10
que pudimos presenciar, ha sido un So
lemne fracaso para el amigo Pir1 Marin.
7 catapl1n, aqu1 paz y en- ell cielo gloria
Antes de anoche, del corriente. con
traJeron matrimonio por ell rito cat6lico
ante ell Reverendo Padre Rexach, los
distinguidos j6venes de nuestra socie-
dad elegante Paco Gomez Padilla Y la
senorita Enry Marin Fernandez. Apa-
drinaron la boda don Juan Marin Cue
rrero, padre de la desposada y la sefora
dona Carmen Fernandez 7iuda de Ma
rim.
Una concurrencia numeros1sima Y Sc
lecta acompano la gentil pareja desde
ell temple Ia residencia de la novia
donde fue galantemente obsequiada por
la familia Marin Fernandez.
Terminada la ceremonial y los actos
rltuales de estos casos, trasladaronse in
medlatamente a la calle de Crist6bal
Colon los distinguidos c6nyuges donde
han fiJado SUI nueva residencia.
Deseamos pues, ambos amigos fell
dades sin tasa en- la nueva etapa de sus
vldas que tan brillantemente sc inicia
hoy, una eterna luna de miel, ameni-
zada por ell ritmo de la tranquilidad
mas exquisite y por el murmullo de la
eterna consagraci6n de sus juveniles
suenos.
Anoche celebraron un meeting en- la
Plaza Principal los panaderos que ac-
tualmente sc encuentran en- huelga en-
esta ciudad.
Para ell d1a ocho de los corrientes es-
ia anunciada la reapertura de los talle
res del Branch de la Colectiva en- esta
poblaci6n.
Sc encuentran en- esta ciudad pasan-
do uno temporada los esposos Hess-Bo-
meta a consecuencia de estar algo enfer-
mo, ell distinguido amigo Waldemar.
Saludamos los apreciados j6venes
hacemos votos por ell pronto restableci-
miento de tan valioso elemento.
Arecibo, Enero de 1915.
A. MORALES.
COrresDOnsal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26
CONVENTION HALL.

"The Divorce Question, william
Anthony McQuire's play with a pur'
pose, was one Of the greatest successes
Of the past theatrical season. This in
tense human drama was first pre-
sented at the Whitney theatre, April
20, 1912, where it met with instanta-
neous success. Two weeks later par
TALLY by popular request and because
the seating capacity OF the Whitney
theatre was entirely inadequate to ac-
commodate the immense patronage,
this attraction was transferred to Nc
Nickers, where II continued its sue
cessful run and played nightly to pracs
tically the capacity Of the theatre.
THE Divorce Question" will be pre-
sentod in Convention hall Thursday,
matinee and night, February 4.
THE Divorce Question" played to
more paid admissions during its Chi
cago run than any other rival attrac-
tion.
The public support was general. II
aroused the interest alike of the
masses as well as the classes, and the
clergy with their firm support had
not a little to do with its phenomenal
success.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26
SAY RESORT OWNER
SEDUCED A GIRL
Prominent Sapulpa Man Sued for
$4,000 by United States
Probate Attorney.

When G. =. Potter and William A..
Cromwell furniture and piano dealers
Of Sapulpa. permitted small differences
to result in the dissolution of partner
ship, trouble came to both men in
unusual quantities Last week Crom-
well was convicted i'm municipal court
on a leWd conduct charge
Yesterday a $4,000 damage suit
was filed against Potter by Lucy Pick
ett a Creek Indian girl, who alleges
that Potter, under promise of mar
riaEe, seduCcd her. The intimacy re-
cites the petition, resulted i'm the birth
of a child, which is now several
months old. The charges were filed
yesterday as the result Of an investiga.
ton by United States Probate Attorney
Nat Lyon of Sapulpa. Luther James.
Tulsa attorney also is interested in
the girls case.
The Pickett girl and Potter are both
prominent i'm Sapulpa.
Potter and Cromwell, it developed
after their differences became public,
are both interested i'm east end re
sorts. Under the firm name of Pot
ter & Cromwell, they, several years
ago, leased houses OF i'll fame and sub
leased them to proprietors Of the re-
sorts. They also monopoli2ed the
electric piano trade of all the resorts
where they held leases. II is said that
both men have made thousands Of
dollars I'm the business.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26
ONCE BEAUTIFUL Is
NOW HOP" VICTIM
Charm Tolbcrt Can't Resist the Charm
of the Poppy
Poison.

Pale. hagga-d. restless. fearful APP
parently lest she be harmed by some
person i'm the room. Charm Tolbert,
anything but the living image Of her
given name. sat on the front bench Of
the municipal court yesterday Mean
criminals arraigned on manifold
charges stunned her She was charged
with lewd conduct I'm connection with
prominent Tulsa married man. The
married man was given a nominal
fine and the girl sentenced to q prison
term.
Yesterday the police department pa
rolled the woman If she promised TO
leave the city Immediately.
Charm TOlbert was one time "A hand
some woman. tine daughter Of pros
porous Oklahoma City shOpkeeper.
She came to Tulsa as a manicurist and
was lured to life Of shame by man
who made honorable proposals at first.
He persuaded her to become a "hop"
smoker. Later she became a morphine
fiend
Some time since she was arrested
by local police officers and detained
I'm the city prison until she had been
cured OF the drug habit, and during
the period Of her detention she re-
gained much of her original "charm, -
but when released her will was not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26
PALACE.

The intention OF the management
of the Palace is to procure as many
feature films as possible OF such re-
markable educational value as 10
arouse the interest Of those who are
interested only in pictures Of that kind
and to present them on Tuesday Of
each week For today we offer a five
reel film version Of one of Dickens
celebrated stories, viz: The old
Curiosity Shop" The Installation of
this great novel was made by the Hep
worth company Of London, England,
i'm and on authentic locations. Played
by an all English cast. II will prove
exceptionally interesting 10 lovers of
Dickens. Tomorrow comes the sec
ond episode of Geo. Randolph Ches-
ter's new serial Runaway June"
on Thursday and Friday the real
film event Of the week, Marguerite
Clark (star Of "WildflOwer") in a new
five-rcol Paramount picture, The
Crucible." Handsome Harold Lock-
wood supporting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26
AT THE THEATRES
AT THE GRAND.

Business sIll getting better at the
Grand. Must be a reason. Let's see
If We can't explain. Supposing you
could see a first class production of a
regular $1.5O SHOW, with an excellent
cast, all special scenery and electrical
effects, for 25 cents, would that in
terest you. Now that is just what
North Bros stock company is doing
at the Grand every night and Wednes-
day. Saturday and Sunday matinees,
and if you are not wise TO the fact
you had better get busy and come over
and see one of their productions and
be convinced for yourself. or course
we will admit that there are other
shows in town. But that's not the
reason we turned away over two hun
dred people Saturday night that were
unable to gain admission to the thea
ter, owing to the house being sold
out at 8 o'clock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26
MAJESTIC.

An interesting industrial exhibition
takes place every night after the reGu-
lar show at the Majestic and like be
ngs from magicians box Of tricks,
painters, decorators carpenters and
other worlmcn swarm over the house
amid mighty hammering, changing
and banging.
The old Majestic Is getting all
"dolled up" and undergoing a process
of enlargement which whtA completed
will make it in point Of seating ca
pacty the largest exclusive photoplay
theater in the entire state of okla
hOma.
And that isn't all, the house will be
more comfortable, more pretentious
and more in keeping with the fine
patronage it has built up. II is a
most flattering tribute to the popular
ity of the Majestic that the attendance
has not fallen off during the present
period of renovation and change and
the management is most grateful for
the good natured spirit Of the aud
fences, who are willing to overlook
the incongruous Appearance Of an oc-
casional naked rafter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26
EMPRESS.

One Of the best five-act vaudeville
bills Of the season Is now playing at
the Empress and If you fail to see II
you will have missed a treat. Last
night standing room was at prem
ium and to be sure Of a good seat to-
night call the Quaker Drug company
today and have your seat reserved.
The headliner Of the present bill IS
the famous Jungmann family, six peo-
pie, in a sensational wire act, while
the finest musical act ever seen in
Tulsa is Guerro and Carmen. a harp
and violin act. Mr. Guerro, upon re
quest. will play any number which
will be used in Maud POwellis roper
toirc in Tulsa, claiming TO have
studied under as good masters as Miss
Powell and just as well educated. The
clipper trio, three boys smuse with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26
ALE.

You have on more chance to see
and hear the Old Scout CROcky
Mountain Hank) at the Yale theatre
today only in the two-reel features in
which he (Rocky Mountain Hank) is
seen on the screen as one of the prin-
cipal characters. He is before you
I'm person and explains every detail
OF his two great productions Moth
ing silly; nothing foolish. Educational
and instructive. Also first run Key
stone comedy entitled: Love, Speed
and Thrills, featuring full cast of
Keystone stars.
Coming Saturday the twenty-second
isntallment Of THE Million Dollar
Mystery"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26
Fight ON Fourth Street Yes
terday Was for the
Camera Man.
LOCAL TALENT USED
Miss Bessie Hudson to Play
the Leading Role;
Purely Local Film.

Pedestrians ON West Fourth street
were startled yesterday afternoon
when young man crossing the street
near The World Office was suddenly
attacked by Il stOCkilS- built individual,
who with one blow of his inst stretched
the other prone on the pavement
That's fine! Now try 1t once more,
Mr.. Aggas" And the bcwldcrcd
crowd realized that this was motion
picture fight, for rot far away stood
la camoraman already to take the
scene. \ repetition Of the attack en-
sued and Tulsans had witnessed the
first step in the production of a photo
Play, enacted by local talent.
The Tulsa Motion Picture company
is a new organization, and Mr. II, \.
Maclic, general manager, in line with
the policy OF the company to feature
local amateur actors and actresses
from time to time has ordered Us the
first subject a story which viii be
Known as Miss Tulsa"
The object is to introduce number
Of points of interest IN the city,
Ground which a plot has been written,
and While il will be necessary to en-
Eloy experienced actors for some
parts, the leading characters will be
played Oy amateurs.
The title part Miss Tulsa" will be
played by Miss Bessie Hudson Of 3ll
West Sixth street ana the leading man
is Mr.. Alfred Aggas of 602 South Ell
gin. Roth these young people are
well known socially and recently ap-
peared in prOmlcnnt parts i'm 'The
Pirates If Penzance."
The producer under whose direc-
tion the movie actors will work, is
Mr.. d. Leon Livingston, whose broth
ers are located here and are prom
inent in the oil business. Mr.. Living
ston is an experienced director, hav-
ing been associated with the Cunard
and Kiucmacolor companies of Lon
don and Paris.
In due course studios Will be erected
and regular releases placed on the
market and Tulsa may yet be known
as motion picture producing center.
This first picture is merely introduc-
tory and intended solely for eXhiDi
tion in the city and adjacent towns.
Work on the picture will he re
sumed this morning, weather permit
ting, and will be carried on rapidly to
completion. When finished the pic
ture will have its first presentation al
the Majestic theatre.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26
PROMINENT MEN
COMING TO TULSA
Big Leaders to Attend the
Y. NJ. G. a. Con-
vention.
A GREAT GATHERING
James A. Whitmorc Of New
York City to BE One Of
the Speakers.
A GREAT GATHERING


Among the big men Of oklahoma
who win particinate in the state Y. NJ.
~ -, a,,l ,t,o eos.t,ns NJ
- A. CohNehVloH anu '"c
kindred bodies in Tulsa FEBRUARY ],
y, l3 and "A, are the members OIL
the state committees OF lhe 1ouhg
Mems Christian association, under
whose auspices the state meetings are
being held.
The personnel Of this committee Is as
follows:
c. c. Roberts, 5. J.. Brock, A. H.
Classen, d. 5 Johnson, Geo. q. SAal-
berg, Hon Lee Cruce, j. a Masters
fred Breasted, all Of Oklahoma city
Prof Charles Evans, Norman {. H.
Sharp, Woodward; Hon j. Il. NlssIey'
Guthrie; Roy w. SHAW, End, J" H.
Holmes, Muskogee; 9. II. carter, Sa-
pulpa; II. w. Gibson, Muskogee; Prot'
f.. $. Monroe, Muskogee; J.. A. Row
land, Bartlesville; e. {. Million, Nc
Alester; {. H. Clark, McAlesteri j. H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26
Mnnllln,i sell IInrses.

II enough OF the horse e-raisinE ter
ritory Of the United States would fol-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26

finishing the high school in his native
town went to Wesleyan college i'm
which he not only became a leader in
de bate, but also was chosen captain
Of the college football team. From
Wesleyan college he went 10 North
western university being graduated
in the class of 1904. While at North
western, he played on the football
team, continued his special course i'm
debate under DR.. CommoCk and
achieved high rank i'm his regular
classes. lie Is a membCt Of the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
When he was called to become a
member Of the faculty Of Bellevue
college, Nebraska Mr.. Whitmorc be-
came director OF students athletics,
in which work he developed football
teams that won the state champion
ship on two occasions lie also coached
the men who won first place in the
state oratorical contest Up TO this
time, Mr.. Whitmorc had been pre-
pairing himself for the practice of law,
but was led to give his life to the
religious work department Of the
Young Mems Christian association,
first serving for two years i'm Iowa
and later as religious work director
Of the state committee Of Nassachu-
setts and Rhode Island. Mr.. Whit
more is modern man in every sCnse
of the wOrld-actiye, alert, sound of
body, sane Of mind, and has been
markedly successful in his Cndeavor
to interest young men actively in re-
ligious work.
Since the men and religion forward
movement began to achieve its pres
ent enormous proportions, Mr.. Whit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26
VIOLINIST KILLED
BY KATY ENGINE

Special 10 The World.
MALESTER, Jan 25.--Joe Glot-
man, a Creole violinist, was run over
and killed by switch engine in the
Katy yards here early this morning.
His body was found terribly mangled.
The heart was found 80 feet from the
head and the trunk ana lower limbs
were scattered along the track, with
his violin and bow 100 feet away. II
is supposed he was trying to board a
car and slipped under the wheels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26

low the example set by jefferson
county. one of southern Nebraskas
richest counties. the talked-of action
by the army and navy board in re-
gard to requesting legislation restrict
ing or forbidding the sale Of horses
and mules 20 foreign countries would
become useless. Buyers of army
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26

new comedy and gain much applause
for their harmony singing. Liyscy
and Come have neat singing and
talking act while Kipp and Kippy
have one Of the best juggling acts ever
seen here. A tw6-reG Keystone COM
edy rounds fine program. Three
shows today at 2:3O, 7:15 and . p. m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26

horses who invaded that counu
were met by a firm refusal To-
sell. although the reported bids were
right at the top notch OF any prices
prevailing in the war horse market
These owners have declared for no
horses for the war at any price and
evidently mean to stick To it.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26

strong enough TO resist the temptation
Of the drugs She is now a wrecked
woman. probably not far removed
from her grave.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

aorrsftur. .Sier bringt id Sbs
nen s~tpan3ig ariessgebtdte 8gr aniidt,
6err Hebatttur. Sber 59riftIsiier mub
es iebt nobI beiBsn2"
uWsnn Gle tommen: Gdriftleioenoer.
8ds bdbf6e Ditn f m db6:n n.
5rdulein: sgBus, Der 5ubrinsli4e 9err
Mleier 1T I6on iDieoer bar Der mag nur
Digbsr gebtn; iugsu Sic ibm, i'd iei ni4f
3a 6auIel'
BitnHmdb6tn: ND andbi9ss SIRIUS
lein, -Ounn sebt II eft rsdt niAt!"
QIp6abttif9. .gla, ME betOmmt
Dir bds gerheirdtbetfein9"
r0unte, gang gut, nlir NIT BEN Glen
baperts. 6eute Mittds eabs BET lns
4pf liupps, adl, QpritOIen unb ananus'
tompott!"
lin oimmelspilen, mas fir cine 3us
IammenFeluus!"
ga febTt Du, msine 5rdu III serabe
cine Node in Der aodI9ule uno ba bat
tie MIR bic Gpetisu nit u seIsrnt!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

Htfhatfptd@ nllsiaitailihl
Rliu, f. atbl eat uiti ptllti, mliHt
cgttiH, eli maHm hit elnlta hu 1suls
lAm hafttFltml'
1stitts 50, ia. isltl asiaal butfttts
Htnis
BfHht sasft Gahel'
GilalalfmdiAi 40 mas, bait Ga6s-
Bic TtaHhfn mattut hi ms bod aud
ntttttgna. 9oariitn (anf tu
6oitlgsEahs benz GnantHuulaeana tus
lthfnbl. .NrlRetn Gle ans nod tinist
1Ialata msin, atluts bitndHi bltibtu
mir bier Fbgn, bs bid SOant pitbtt auI
gthll4
atliun: .gttr irabll "a miiHtn 6lt
.Fd abtt nadhtr umbrghtn meins atrs
.rtn . Der aufeauo II uuf ba onbtren
Settle
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

Base 9fa9@ort. .glauben Gle.
baB Graulein Gutalie nirtti9 nod 10
juno 1T tpis fe oRgiebt2"
Rein. i'd CLAUDE, bic bat fire Sugsnb
esItrsdt!@
Gegtnrednung. limb pie poGs
len Gle BIZ. ariseaanleibs, bic i'd SbneH
setpdbrsn iol. abbesableu, 5ruu Stalia?"
.aber lie6sr Sobu gua, sic tUnnsn
SIR @utbuben ia bara SIRE eanbsIsute
ubzeiien Iafsa. penn bet &rteg pcriiber
iT.A
Der G6rermannn.D 8. lm Gage
Dor ieiuer a6iebung smpiins Der ruiiiIds
Rriegsminifter Gu9omIinpn ben geIu9
isines btiisn 8rsunbss.
,sSf % Bonn irabr, mas bic 2eute
rtbsn,4 iasis nieisr, pDu mpBt abtreten94
.auf Gbrsnport. Las 1T sslpssu." risf
Gudomlinnp.
pa pine Der Jreunb fsbr truuris bas
BON unb iprah 5u iih felbIt: n2luf Gbrens
pOrt2 9as TT seIpseu!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

Gin nnumF5blf9er 8tneis.
5rau Meper: s5rau Gtubbern, Is perb
iDo6l bdlb 9rieoen fper6en!"
Grar Gtubber: sa9, bas pdre abtr
idssnsl'
gran mepsr: .Gie sdnn' f9 bruff
berluFen = bette bdm Il idDn ben Gries
oensri6ter singe3ogn!"
Sin 0rienttetfenbet. Sn
etnsm Gtappenort ruitst cine 4btbeilung
ruffider GefaHgner. Gin SeIbgrauer
unterbdlt ftf nit sinem bsutf9ipreaenbsn
3uTen, tr3d6lt Inn bon ben 9iirfsn unO
ibren GrfoIgen, BON Ronitantinopel uip.
80. Tenn id Gegenb iebr quit" fugt
freu6ig Der GuFe. .hab i9 argebeittt feds
MOnat I%onitaut tn DppeIn!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

ausssrsbst. guriIsrin: pRebsn
sic bod nidt INNER bon SIREN 5slbens
tbdteu gegeu bic 9sutiden Moniieur It
Captain, man peiB Ia, baB sic Isinerseit
Dor Der Gdla4t Iosur in Obnma4t ses
fallen ftnb.A
puriier: .Sn Dbnmudt9 aun ia freis
lid, aber nur Dor Sdanber iiber bds gss
mebef, bas i9 inter ben 9suti8sn auri4s
ten pplts!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

Am 8wtlftt linlvstisnus .ett
ntlteG GH lefatm paitla raa .efe'
zen @mmmu MlfleiM &s htn az
3nliBtlf iIlatlu past aaisaa Nbif'
mfthhtn btf WafpffttnHn
Tanlt lttnafta SHeioli aas Rtapsl bot
Ttlnm MlungunasNitb s uballtn. Tas
Wairlnb ntl hab ii mil iauhfm
1aben aulrili. Ef egbt atlu sum 9aim
hlnunlst unb nipps bic 4lbals in ben
blaum Golf Die caste Naabdtihaii
atbi nit unb Itdul psm etletn btwans
bstub a..
Dante otonafso.' fact ThIitblih otr
ate ORLANDO GbgnbslaUi. nun ipaI4
Dir cub pltia bic Gbrtn mlil~
Die GbreB2' trlpihtrs Dante tnis
rilIitt, bon Sbrtn itths uidsa briH IN
benz ptriIuditn qapitr!s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

wtsfTt mls manitta QeIilItff fns
nbif he &li5t h Nslm III ats hltf u,ts
lfafntnt lbu @tHhltf lanatn namiiA
aidi mttt sal lauau ptttln.
SIN HthhutanL nffus .Ta
ftlmblH. hak aat pttsuamlllti ibtatH
afipptntn fub, uub Bee hitaa bu
anHgtnl'
Manai Dixie Fnb ia aud nial lt,u'
ft aauuieml'
Gin btb6tn bttt bttIanpL
,1a gsemaun n du saui unpdlriOil'
IAer NsRiAl'
.Mitio hmn9'
.5ai tntn eatItn Cob Ii Tsiufr Sab
.utn al fstu, cher btnltn Glt. II upitfl
muir siatn tiuSissn iar BITE RtiAab1Hl9'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

Nos 0rattl. gu benz wunOsrs
rabbi BON Sabngora lomunt Elm Irommsr
Sube uno frast i'm:
Sage, aabbi psr pirb fsSeuG'
s@oit,1 antiportet her Wunoermdnn.
,@ott9l = Grtlare mir bas, Rabbi!"
.@ott niro Iiegen, bsnn:
g. 6as iinb bic @ermdnsH,
o. bic Ssiterreider,
So bic 9irfiiden Sruppeu, Ders
Itebt Oh bic 9eutung24
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

0aruml .Barum ifagt StaIisns
Seer 10 Iebr iiber bas fhledte Mettsr2-
vBeil Sbre 5ihrer bas 8laue BON
9immel betuuterosIugen habsn!4
Sm @drte5immer bes 3Ghns
arStes. Sunser Mann Gum a%uftpars
tenbeR 9iensr): sSit, bas 3ubn5is9ea
tAut tppbI Tur9tbar neha4
9ieusr: ~git9t I'M gsriugftn, bdbsn
Sic nur feline augit."
Sunger Mlann: ma, dber b0ren sic
bod, Der 9err, Der eben b%ineiuging, i9reit
ia immsrfort nau!"
Diener: I'D, barum beunrubigen sic
f6 nur ni9t, bas tbut sr nlir, tpeil mein
5err bel Ietnen Operatiouen INNER fduls
8tbe su MAIDEN pflegt!!4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

mptftAtta. 1amt ttylm cnahTa
mfnl slnfi AiuhWmasttnbl 30 tsGli.
boa @lf ntfa al ben NiHttm babtn utf.
ban - mglatn standardization &eaa
iniltkt IN raliltlih Gus
Wphtrn M.s ma Narln Nu ulIo
aat nlthla hintlnttbta ht bet Nlua, Bic
no Ttlu Galpilatgiohn bonil Das atbs
CITES nagb Itain Mnaattns'
y. d%tailnbl; sSa, 10 tah Sob be
Muleabtnl'
Smmtr ttttstmdb B.. .gDkIo
rtna btnn Der Mtitr bitI, Tsiiut mic
anbsts ab .nuItr @tlahtidb9"
.Wttl II Eih bort It0n 70 man6m
@Hniil uHb 70 man4t Ntlbs NIT mem
Gtub esbpIs has!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

SIN gtbGithtn. @srmiits
ler Gum iunatn Mann0; limb 1T Sis,
bic i'd S9nen pOrssIeIl Bale, Hi6t ME
cine 9lamea"
.Sd, ober ME aus sinsm Strbdrium!'
umf9rit6tne 0ftbegtrtIGs
smein btrsbrtss TrduIein. mem
Id sic tpdre, t5uuts Id uidt Obne MID
leben.a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

SrtebenttHen Qm Gtammtii9
unfsrbislt man ia ibsr StaIien. .Gs 1T
bod unbegrtiFIid BON ben &erIen.- faste
Msiiuer, 10 bItnbIings ins eigsne @srs
Derben gu rennen!"
.Sia," tnteesnsts 2e6rdnn, has
tommt sben oaber, tpsil bort unteH 70 DisI
perriidtt 3dhndr5te bsrumlanfen.S
rBos - berriidtt 3~abndrSte2l'
.gaia - IRE 9eutitsn!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-01

gsim Gxamer. prOfsFor: Bee
seidnsn sic mir sinsn ubIOlut Ietren
Rdum."
Gtubent: vWsin p%orttmonnais!A
grcbtg. Gommerfrii6ler Gin 8ttt
at Teiner frau: sd tnnn in bieIsm @stt
ni6t Iatafsn; Id Iiese 5u nisoris nit BEN
aopfe!a
Sruu: .Oo Isse bod 0sins @rhftaIas
inter bds aOpftifen!1