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have been an accumulation of en-
croachments and sacrifices which the
LuHembourgers regard as tyrannies.
To-day there arc moro than 1000
Luxembourgcrs serving as volunteers
in the French army. In the spring tho
food supply failed. The government
took what little was left and put the
population on bread cards. each per-
son being entitled to seven ounces of
bread daily. Slowly that amount was
reduced. until in April the people were
living on four ounces of bread day.
With the arrival Of help from Switzer-
land this was raised again to n shade
over six ounces of bread day. where
it now stands.
To-day the sentiment in the Grand
Duchy would appear to be that ex-
pressed by the grand duchess to her
Parliament on November 10. when she
said:
The neutrality of the Grand Duohy
has been violated. ! and my govern
ment FASTENED to protest against this
act. The facts were promptly brought
TO the attention of the powers sigma
tory of the treaty of London Of 1867
trussia. Austria. France. Great Brit
ain, Russia. Italy and the Netherlands
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DR.. Osler on tuberculosis

Sir William Oslcr, RcSius Professor
OF Medicine Mt Oxford, says In his
"Prncticc of Medicine" 1S02), ON pnxe
2f0; "rhe healing OF pulmonary tuber-
culosis liz shown clinicnlly by the re-
cOHcry Of pnticnts In whose spufa elas-
tic Tissue md bncilII have been found
{. In the grnnuIntiOn products and
nssociutcd pneumonia kcnr tissue fx
formed, while the smaller cascOus areas
become fmprcKnntcd with lime salts.
TO such conditions nlOne should tic
term healing he applied"
The success Of Eckman's Alternative
in tuberculosis may be due partly to its
content OF a inc salt in such combna-
tion with other valuable ingredients
as TO be easily assimilated
II rs worth trial unless other treat
ment already Is succeeding. We make
no promises concerning II any more
than do reputable physicians with their
prescriptions. but since IT contains no
opiatcs. narcotics or habit forming
drugs, II is safe. Sold by Tragic Drug
Co. and leading druggists
Eckmnn Laboratory, Philadelphia.
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protest, these arrests are not in keep
ing with the assurances have been
given by His Imperial Majesty that
tho civil laws Of the Grand Duchy will
be respected"
General Tulf Won Tscheppe und
Weidcnbach on August Q demanded
and was accorded audience with the
grand duchess. He repeated the assur-
ance already given that the liberties Of
the LuXembourgers would he carefully
conserved. Immediately after the in
tcrview he undertook to censor the
news published in the journals Of the
Grand Duchy. Arrests of civilians
charged with approaching German
military works" continued, and those
arrested were shipped into Germany
The entire public telephone service
of the Grand Duchy was suspended by
the German military authorities on Au-
gust IL. with the exception of the
service in the city of Luxembourg
proper. Two days later General Aon
Schenk wrote Minister Eyschen de-
mandinG the exercise of rigid censor
ship of all newspapers in grand ducal
territory. On the l4th the lndepen-
dence ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. the leading
daily of Luxembourg, voluntarily sus-
pended publication after printing a
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bitter announcement that It was i'm
possible to give the news under the
restrictions made by the invading mill
tary authorities.
Meanwhile, the people Of the Grand
Duchy feared that they were to he
left to starve. Il told the superior Of
hcer to whom l first spoke" said Min
lister Eyschcn to the Chamber of Depu-
ties, I'm giving his official account Of
what had passed at the extraordinary
meeting OH August T. that LuXcm-
bourS did not possess sufficient victuals
TO feed so many troops: that we were
accustomed TO buy products In bulk
from Antwerp, /? port which we are,
so to speak. the 'liinterland': that this
port had been closed to us. and that
had addressed Belgium requesting
that other ports he opened to us, and
that this was refused. You know that
the Countries which surround us have
closed their frontiers against any cx-
portation TO the Grand Duchy. ! have
applied to right and left for an excep-
ton in favor of Luxembourg, but
have not succeeded.
Cut off. wholly surrounded by Ger
man troops and subject TO their mill
tary Jurisdiction. the history of Lux
embourg since that day is declared to
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their homes In the district around Merl.
Minister Eyschen set forth these infrac-
tons OF previous assurances to the
Parliament of Luxembourg at it's spe-
cial meeting on August 4th. The
grand duchess was unable to attond
her Parliament, not being permitted to
leave her palace. But the German.mili-
tary authorities suggested to her that
an isolated residence in the country
like Colmar-BerG was no place for her
younger sisters, and advised her to send
for them.
why should they not be safe at
colmar-B Berg" the grand duchess
asked. They have nothing TO fear
from my people. 1t is not hitting that
my family give the signal for flight
TO my distracted people, And they
remained.
ARRESTED AS SPY
FOR APPROACHING LINES
on August 4 LuXembourger. j.
Theiscn. was arrested by the Germa n
military authorities for approaching,
the German lines. Minister Eyschen
was at great pains to save his com
patriot from being shot out of hand
as n spy. This arrest was followed
by others.
Surely said Minister E.yschen in
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Linens I: Towels
At Reduced Prices

Bieached Table Damask. IS inches wide:
some new and beautiful patterns: good
wearing quality; worth 3Oc. ~
Irish Linen Table Damask, 50 inches
wide, full bleached: good. heavy grade;
viii give lasting wear and salts Sn
faction: worth Csc. at. ..... cUC
Irish Linen Table Damask. 20 inches
, m,ae, al L pure linen assorted pat 79c
Irish Linen Pattern Cloths, all pure
linen a very fine quality:2 yards CT or
square; worth $3.50, at ....... pl'OC
German Linen Huck Towels. size 20x36
inches. scallopcd; extra heavy and 1Oo
durable worth 3jc, at " ~
Turkish Bath Towels. 23x45 inches.
extra large size and good heavy quality,
bleached snow white and hemmed; To-
worth csc. at lJC
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Wonen's
Wash Skirts

Three great bargains that enable you
to have a new skirt to finish out the
summer at a big sacrifice
Wash Skirts for women, made OF fine
quality pique, in fun flare bottoms; trim
med with pearl buttons and one or two
pockets: we'll tailored and perfect S0o
hitting; worth 800; special at..... cOC
Women's Summer Wash Skirts, made OF
fine mcrceriZed gabaydin and pioues, in
wide Hare effects. trimmed with pearl but
tons; separate belts and two pockets;
worth $500 and $3.50: special c1 m
Women's White Golfne Corduroy Skirts,
sizes 24to 80. trimmed with pearl buttons
and pockets; worth regularly CO NJ
$500 special at ............... pA'Cc
Wcisbcrecr's Second Floor
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CSC & 75c Children's Dresses, 800

'Childrens Dresses. made of fine grade Bingham
and iinene, in pretty checked patterns and plain
colors. neatly trimmed and thoroughly we'll made;
ages TO a. Weisbcrgcr's Second Floor.
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on Luxembourg territory nor any sign
Whatsoever of any threatening OF Lux
embourgs neutrality from the French
side. On tho contrary. on August /
the rails Of the railroad on French
territory near Mont St. Martin Lonewy
were torn up''
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and Belsium). The Chamber of Depu-
ties has given it's appreciation Of our
conduct. Our rights. therefore, remain
intact albeit they have been unrecog.
nized."
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Embroidery
and Lace

Reductions for quick clear
ance-
Allover Embroidery. suitable for
waists and Jokes: value soc OOo
n yard; special, a yard. ...... ~
Allover Shadow Laces; pretty new
designs: values up to SOC a 0Oo
yard; special. a yard ........ coS
Embroidered Corset Coverings;
new. pretty designs; also lS-inch
founcinEs in the lot; values
up to 39c yard; special, CRo
yarn
Plain Net, double width, in white
only; value 39c Il yard; very 90.
special, a yard ...... XIV
All-Linen Laces, assorted widths:
values up to Sc yard; special, 1c
Embroidered Edges and Inser-
tions, also few Embroidered
Bands; values up to 1oc yard; o.
extra special. a yard. ......... ~
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Decided Reductions in
Wonen's Dresses

These Dresses must be sold at once to make way
for new fall Dresses soon to arrive.
Women's Beautiful Summer Dresses made OF
pretty voiles, In stripes and floral patterns; neatly
trimmed at collar and cuffs; worth $500 d. 4 m
and $500, special ................. D eUU
Women's New Stylish Dresses made of gingham
in a splendid variety of patterns; worth d + n %
regularly $500 special .......... D 40
Women's Summer Dresses, made OF striped
silks. voiles and linons, in good variety of coors
and patterns wide flare skirts: worth % n O
s7.75, special .............. $3.50
Women's Stylish Summer Dresses. made of silk
messaline beautiful washable fabrics and creme de
chine, in stylish models and coors; d. p n n
worth $40 to SIS; sale price .... 0C.UU
Weisberger's Second Floor
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Mrnht liner hie GnnlGnher.

GrnIt MloriB Nrnbt bat i'm eriten
Sell ieines ,s9eiites Der 3eit4 I'M
Serbn 1905 Folgsnoe propbetiiden
Morts iiber bic Gnsldnber gei4ries
fen: ,@emeine 8era9tung 0es @SeI=
fen, S6GBun9 aaer 9inge mad BEN
Goloe, @drbigung ber Rottoneu nod
ben Reidtamern, 1ieoertretung Der
armlt unb nebermut surer Nn6obs
ipre6en eusr Sooesurteil. Gin 9plt,
ipelass bas 54Duite un6 GrDbte per
odtet, penn es BON etnem Fremben
8plte fam, fptl9es, alIer 3udt unnerz
btferIia, nur in altengIanb oas gas
rabies uno aGeutbalben font Bar
borei finbet, elm @Olt enblid, oas
ielbH ni6ts @entdles mebr srfinben
uno tridaffen tanrt, iCnbern gsi3l9
unb tetn nie Elm ardmer CUR 9ra9s
lsrei auf9i4tet uno nuffeat, mos
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81 HtHa
f.sl8 hIasssslllHf s
Nfaslt ssss sire ssf
.mlk bHallAt Ntat #faN
shi tta 's fHffa
lie sst. tnli niHasl
sak pslals alN ~
Mslb SEQ
Emilt ifs tf nt ltftst t
ha NfmlfH Fwf wnf'nfH f# at
hs wfafisl.ss s H
aa..f u6eueMl ttesf tt nH
.hdi Hma M 1ahim talalA aisst
lH th ss8H attt NF M wa
ftt kisfAsiN ssf asltn
ass b tn llsta Beet 3asrtalt
.hl4 mpsfs.tlatH Jaaaff fndsi
@H Mati th biSbh pi.uRia,u
.Aubiantl. Hht Wv MtfaiHhn
tsifittmf5tfllfH uHb msg8t 8n
.lu Nuullnst lHtHeii naltirt5
huaatn NH tipsliffHH4 ltit
.au8 Jasfa $50 Nllaattat ff Naut
salH WtaffH ttM Falat ttn Htt
bh Atamlgh hus huttNsa HnlifH
n6litilbu nfHiti mat tdH
len ntnia zen NttfuiuH llniff
cen lHtiltm afbtlitm battle hn
.liids Mthtllabune l.haHsJ ulflf
Anhausff, anitf atn lttauilAm w.t.
hhlun be sgilauilAf &eglalttmo.
il1llf'. Bel ben ltgim 1amapa9
lm (tntt 1910 bdilfn eiiIg Ydg
NisB IN GaaaIm anin afasialamfn
Aaubttaisa auIagAtiii, tian Iiiaalt
ttn AghlaaHlpail, ctilm 0aaal dbtt
kabHgn 0uhlntsrt murts. e0b Cd
ms @ttdnauis gsIisdi unb uii nod
gu%noiaura Der Al1Blta bttfni nut
h. cine ittFaus tiniadf atl, psn
NusaaHs btr apdblsn Bu s%bttinilul
fen
Die iHbiiht gtp5lluuug beB
Goropsitstbiets Rubl0nos. I'm Nm
f,bInnssgsbitt Sulammsugspfsrdt
aromie In ben Isbttn 80 Jabrm
~maiieuipeiIt nah amsriln, i'm bort
n%irbigsrt esbsnsbspingungsn gu iu'
den. anbsribaIb WilIionen Suoen
biriisn in bisIsm 3sitraum RublQnb
rsrlaiieu habsn. DopoH 5ossn IN ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14

Sabreu 1890 bis 1898 ibis gum
gurentrisge) CO., Bis 10000 Wlann
n19 Giibofrifd aus bisber uns
aufgetIdrten GriinDen ousidliebIi6
aug S6aulen unb ben dngren3enOen
iIeinen Ortsn. Sn Sobannssbarg.
aapItoot, pretoria, Mibbelburg,
9ubtsbporn unO Ra~nbfontain eibt
ii mebr Subtn aus @nauIen, als in
6daulen Ielbn. Sn 4merita iinD
Suben aus 6unoerien bon Gtaoten
hes iibiTdsn QniieoIuugsgebiets
lpobnbaft, in afrita aus bDdieHs
cinem Dubenb: @aduIsn, Sbaaara
ZEN, GfnIantp, 9eIfden, aelmh HpIs
lisnnb, G1tubb, @oribbb. ointau IL.
+. m. unb ba3u nod bic tleine bdbs
iAe beuif9s iiibiIGs Staot 9auIte in
aurIonb. DitIe ELECTROMAGNETIC
uo1 Mfrita CAB benz Ga%miItenIsben
Der Stabt S9nulen elm gang eigens
iiimIibes geprdge. G6aulsn betam
bisIIei6t mebr 8rtsFe aus afrifa,
dls aus benz Snnern Rublnnbs. Die
meiiten iiibifhsn 6nmilisn betameH
teaeImGbtg acknowledgement aus
Qfrita, unb fi9erIid CAB Is in Der
Gfabt tein ein3ises 9ous, oas niht
auf biets Ober iens art nit afrita
rerbunnen mar.
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Htl iH tgn ptitu Ht
faf Nc mta ms1 81 am H
Foe BRETT ma1l
men nm unb tfaab ela mil BEN.
f6itH m be maltfht
Ne#am tda iih "a lsbltH poll
ilthi bolt, % nutsf tat egr Hniti1l
6nfd fiut liuiiintm bslabti. De
itlft bsaani ohtn uao binlm aus
tintn Gdl. psld<r am aanbm Haib
ttiafu 0olbtrnsu 1lttn boit Den
Il mar ain Ginitriatr aui tin batpts
.Jabr.
6irduFi puros 0sri0lbt eti6uuitn.
Snfolas Dem Idaugisn mir ainoar
militant bar |. 5anls unb ihrsH
8ertrtr btim @nistntnt6obr btrrtin.
Die ISsi,rs ireiie iid oaribar. in'
psbm Fs ba9tc, 10 Elm Ulm Is Elm
Genus.
6irauff ipurbs bar Ser aofeiat
%oreBtsnisHlA siHgsbtilt, ieood itant
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3eitoemahc Grob9eit.

Scn einem abtsil zines 9srliner
@ororisugeg Itbtu 3ipei Mdnner elm
amber qeqeni6er. Der cine bIGf Dem
anOsren ungeuiert nit pollen godsn
Sen 8iqarrenrau9 ms @eIi4t uno
beIdIfiai i'm fortgsiebt nit ben Gts
zen. Gnbli4 reibt Dem Gepeinisttn
Ois Ge6nlD, unO sr idreit pitenb:
.Manneteu, blaIeu sic ii9 nidt uff
pie ION GsKslbaaOn! unO psnn
sic mir nod nal torpebieren, bsnrI
trteaeu &c nal men 9Olltrsffer aus
meme 8eltiiduug, BET Ct me Stls
bsnfIisie firm 9OppelOeder baIten!"
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Die airdlfnaloden i'm aritet

&N "NNH
Ssst ieittllds Otltgmhll, mg
arcbt Gitgf, nttbtH IN uaitEu Set
Ser mtlt bnrd ben ,terusn alang
0tr @lodtn bsr Airdm ptrlinoet
Die gicdsn haltsn inbss I'M afits
as tiHit aud cine anbsrs 9tosaiuug,
ris aus ben altsn Gbronittrn bsrs
ppras6t. Inter Der 6srridaft Harls
bsrrihte Der grouh, baB cine
Siaoi, bic tn Sample stnommtn,
ibre QirdengIoden an ben Jeinb
bsrlor, BON Dem Is aber burd cine
fetgsIebts Summit mie6er ausgelOlt
iptrosn tonnten. SIN Dreibigjdbs
riosn arisae finbet man nod bisis
site, pie Elm Document oartut:
,8ieueil Is brGuhlid, au9 bon
aaiIet Garolp iol6es beripiaigt
tporoen, 10 cine Stabt ober 5eitung
bard Bic 4rtnaereb er0ffHet pirb,
bespegen i6nen SotisfactiOn gu tan
oier bic 9loden o%srfolsn iein IOIs
len. us gelanet an 9erra 8iirs
qsr1eifer unb &atb unier bienits
llidsg GrTuaen, uus aud bierinnen
gatisfactipn 3u bepeiien unO uns
ale @ere6tigfeit nit abfpre4en.
Sianat, ben %. Ottober 1916"
Ser 9iirgermeiftsr Der Stnbt
gusba6 in Der @etterau bei4lob
nit benz bpben Rat, bic D~erfaaeren
air4englOden troB Der boben 2Os
Iungs1umme pieoer aus3uIofen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14

Mh tHltm 4aw tallfn alt Nnf.
t,n ltin auiE tltiltu III ibtm &tAt
lana. skid ndh &nnntnau ara
uidsil zen timer &itaf tss oilttt
.uitlidtn &thgmamttns tn mals
ten, 6af nlgfi mltnu Anal. Aaa BEN
DamHt. pfF iA pataui tl9at, fam
dudA l1nalam adloatn, ME sa3ttue
lsatllt tn itibbdltists 6ab uil IN
htimiidu @tnaHnltii aui DC itgbi'
iat @%ttpnItliung a.. 10h tbs ois
i6trraihten Bdnot iit pom 5naalt
bts anHts 40 ibtf3ulgtn psruIots
ten, lsbrit re Elm iurhibnru 9lis,
ain orehntnosr arad, baB ts ftrtds
lidu ernit ist. als Ih Die Staaes
uno GualmipoIie bsfBngtH battle, od
anb ts auf brtibuHotgi Wlsttr itinta
ierbilntn getonihdbengrabeH msbr.
Qur Giaub uno grodsu 5eigtm Isis
ne Gisat an. Gr mar fat Doatoms
men sineesbnst, unO ba5DiiGcn las
gen Tote, UsrbTaHHts unb gsripuns
oete.
Mirtos y5abItnnOne' esIangts gu
hoben Chen. Wlirto islbii s6snialls.
er purOe nod ON islben Gage tss
f0rbert, uno bsr 9duptmom idiit'
telie ibm Bic 6nnO. Seine Grfins
Ouug 3eigt uHs O~benIiebsnbeS Bib:
Die bier 5iibrunssn F Duroen IN
sinem BON ben piouisrsn ermittsItsn
Glepationspintsl I'M 8oben felt bets
antsrt. DDS GuB q, bus @ei9oB,
mlieIerte bic aequiiition. Gs purbs
nit Gtraft stlaut uno nit auis
I6loagunoern psrisbsn. Die SHuB'
labung beFanb ii9 in 5 5Dtf9en 5tuei
Ifnrten 8rettern IOie untergebrddt.
5ie narbe nab Megtreten Der
Mdnnidaft mittels elmer elettriihta
qeituna sur g~rpIoion sebraft.
Da bic qooung mad ben bier Ssiten
freilog, ging natiirlia Elm 9siI Der
Stpbpirtung psrlOrsn. Der StoB,
ben oag gtraTtfub smpfiHg, mar all
70 Io5uiagsu nur .iunft" anO psr'
binoerte cine brrSeiilide GIpIoiion.
3aqeaen IouFs bns SAB in Der Itars
rem 5ubrung ernpOr uHo nabm lsl'
uen Meg in Der Ridtang beg pfei'
les r. Die aroft Der puIDerlabuug
qeniiate, oos SAB BIB 81 300 De
tern su I6leuOern. Das eigenartis
oe geldiib puroe Ieitber bon ben
Sfferrsihifhen 3ruppen oft nno nit
bItem Grfolg DeripenOet.
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nnbebo@ter 9rotef f.
o.: .NIfo bier in bieItr ginDts bait
Du Did nit Deinen 601nen angelic
relf; (ironiI9) unb natiirlid ME es
T6 fiji trintfeits 2eute geSiemt, ges
robe aegeniibsr benz Mirtsbaus!"
3. (pitiert): 80 bite - mir tpuren
5usrit bal
auftIGrumg.- popa (als
or bas SD6n1sn beim 8irsintdrous
den ettdppte): @arum baf bn girs
Qinia aerdu6t, bu 2nusbub'a
@5bn1en: ad. papa. i'd pDIlte
rur piITen, fpie bos 1T, tpsnn man
ieetront nirb!
-aaffinisrt.- - .Absr Traus
den, mos Ioll bieIer Yoitcn unter
tirdliaen Gusgdbtng 6orieI fam
i1 bod unmOgli4 fir fromme 3ipeds
bsrssben!"
nd, mdnnGsn, bas 1T Der Be
traa fir meinsr - nsusH 3nt, ben
ia gum bObsn qfingffsit bsstslltelA
Die a69in Itbnt ab.-
.QoIEen sic MIR bic GorbinenpreOiet
Iein, Mabamt, i'd bin ni9t iO'n
s8aE. pie Sbr @ann!"
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Qeiie fhimpfenb betrahtets iih otl
lln~tgroffisier Mlirfo ieben Mprgsn
bic tuum mertlide getOnsG rb0hung,
bic in elmer Gntfernung bon stua
200 Wleter ba9inten lag. Msirto 1T
Zimmerman uno bout In 6rispenss
atiten bic l9oniten 8oaiiibIs. Tad
feinetn qusiprude peiB Iih elm troa'
liTfer 3immermann INNER gu bel'
fen, aIfo muB Is aud in oiefer seben.
Nus GpGnen baut er zines Cages
auI Dem 8oben bes Shlssngrabels
Gin tIeines Gerifit. Seine &orasras
ben beginner bereits. iein greiben
nit miBtrauifden un6 mltleioign
8liden Oh ieines GeiFssSuitonbes gu
beobd6ten, 0a melOst IiG Witto
ftrahlenben auoeg beim Gelonebel.
Der tennt MlirtO 3rpaf ais ntht als
untIuaen aDpf, bod Ct i9itteft gu
mirtos eifrieen Mortsn 5peifelno
bos 5dupt. 4ber Der gittlteasr
rubt ni6t. aus grobsren Stdbsn
bous e. bas Isrt Teints Radiiunsns
ouT, unb als ndhIten Cages Ter
Sauptmdnn sriftint, Oa fiebt oisisr,
6aB Bic Sa9e gut TT.
Mtrfo erbdIt ben SberfebI iiber
einiae aomeraben. sic paroern
NIT Merten in ben naben Mdlo. Des
gladts pirb eifrig gegroben urlb ges
aimnferf. mirto ma6t einige gefus
DIE bei BET naben pionierabteilurs,
unO Die Come bes nddIten Mprgens
beoriiBt an elmer tieftr oasgebobensr,
eriptiterfen Gttte bes troatiiten
G6ibeuordbens Elm eigentamIidss
@eiien, bas bier LANCE, sIatte, iptlBe
6~oiaft6mme f6rda gen 5immsI redt.
Gg lit Mirtos Grfinoung: bic erite
.naBItonone", fpie fe bon ben rteber'
Sfsrrsi6tf6en pipuiersn IaIagfsrtig
g%etuuIt purbs.
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1gofnaro IN gUbhn maf'a. itn'
ltilk tH Lrlna. "a wollt hf
Wuafllf aWm bic ttsnftltn ifftis
ltfn EhBttnatahfH Hldl pqrultlas
ihHlim4 Dag Weiauot BOT BIN
ltluplidtn Glsnumfn mar elall m'
fort. bu ausiduk BIS Gwmts ans'
eutiHutL lltbtgbifs laafn lnHt
@gabsn uipas b5htf ais os btr itoas
iiItm S%nianiuiilw. tis an oltlu
Gltns Fohim
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-14

ar6ktrt Batter sffanosu uno uFha'
len psuu sin iolftB psrIoaiss
unb b%ubdritits 9plt nihi imdili9
unb agmsiu Nirb, mit "a Ote Tinas
uuh 0lt mmldsn inshiilh unb at'
mein mitbt unb mirbiqi, 70 ira
cen ale biiioriiHsn 3ei9eH. Non
Ieib ibr mtbr cine Ration. aIs pir
msiiten fparsn. abtr iris Iangsl Hoh
10 arob iparei ibr, ooB Der Gaa
turer Ruinsn Die Groe sridatisrH
nitro"
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H@t9NNNAH
8erIolbe mar u%nroFiert. Ga Ihuuss
ten i6m bic eanben Giuidriesn freis
milIia mad, nobel Ginige tbm nahf
ginaen unb iaIutisrten. Da fhreitte
bar Obtrslei6inont, parubm ban bic
eini9en ibm nade0bsn! Da Darisbten
ole Ginigsn, its bOm seslaubo, Oah
es In Germ S6ersleioinant 10 Redt
ia. % orsts Sid bar GbsrsIeiDis
nont itpsibesn6 mitt ieiHsn 9iutars
Fufe Inn Il. bodte Sid: S9mets!
Sirouf boidmeIte f6 bar Ser
Gloiterer i'm 6aIptreis I'm sinen jes
ten GinidriseR II. Iprod cine RbsDs,
inbem er Bagte, ss is cine S6p
Herei. nnb es lObtere nent WlaH
Die Suportend3ion. unb tpenn
Sabta6tt is, 70 bat cid elm ieOer
iberall ON Gerper nidt Su tra3srr,
ions niro er orttndr. nn6 Oh nitt
elmer tei1e Cigarette nidt BAD.
Rat6em bas biIelben oenTolbsn
0iTelben gegebn boten, 70 lib eeriOls
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Be OiiGlben obtretten. Den Iie ipos
rem bonn ardti9sn dnfgeritsn. 9is
fel6eu tporen Ter mibbe II. bar Ser
abfetat madte Sid ioffurt ieinen
Baud cuff. llnb er Boste, tduBenbs
nal libnr fiat er in einen @affeebauB
als tpie in biBen Saubnuffsn. unO
ipen Is pod 10 Sabre Ienssr Oausro,
30 bsutf er Sid aufF.
Ia1oem big gefdeu mar, 70 be-
adben Gi9 bic ganBen giniebrigen
in Die Gontin Il. feBten Sid cuff
Elm guIluI9,
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i6m iein Baud ouB ben GIisbe bers
raus; neil er gefp6lpt mar. Sns
fplgebe6m I6nanBt iid bar Ser abs
riftar fer, ben beri0Ibs mar Elm
pffoltarer nit 3lpei Gternsn. nno
er Bagte gum 6ern Qofetnten, men er
iebtsn nod longhe 10 ausidaugt, 70
bduo sr ibm eintn 3tgeIIitein nab.
Siour6 began bar Ser a0fetat ms
ipafteIn, ben er betahm einen 5Aret.
Sibur6 fieI ibm BON fetnsn linttsn
Quse bar 3pittar beruntar, pobur4
er siemli9 blint purbe. 6iraufF
benpfte Sid Dor Ser pflaitdrer il.
CT n1rff beniBlben nit Den 9diarft
eenen 8Iit au.
aufeinmnl I6reite bar Ser 3ugss
firer auf sinem Ginieri9en, ME NIt
als ooF er Idon is. ga bagte oers
ienige, SO oreifiertsI. ga f6reitte
bar Ser 3ugsfirsr, er fcl. iid f4ds
men, bab er glei4 in anfant I6on
70 aIt is. unb men er ~bsnieni9en
Bein Softer mere, 70 bate sr benients
gen niat Sur MeIlt sebradt, Den sr
maGt einen Gaubbdnfen, 9a err
rGttete berjenige ~ieittper5 II. fharrte
NIT ben SUITE.
Mittlerpeible purbe bic Ipri9s
tuna imar meer dbssfdtst. Siourd
cntFtont Elm Gipns. Bile terten
Sid btim terteihl nm, Die Sbrigen
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hWk wlfsa ear ls
.tsH IA HtsHfsa CsH slalia 90
rev tat A8Ht niA saa1 aahfaihf
f m8ln ron ltm aHt.
iaatiftstHt faHN# mffk rHat
luatsh mgbmA Mtlalw
THlail8 aat ar HfelfHaf D. saft
.aalutfm 81 uatsuallh
MHafHsllt ls3m baf tu Nbs
itlai the MmfiH. en- q tfiabe IT.
nul8 nitk a. Ih8salt
mltw ntfln ME- mali ii. lnam 9R
mlt gfn Non mlll hatH 10 tlnm
@m0U aul tm lfilii f. mtHa
.n tl1i tt ON linlaflfitf nltl avs
withdrawals aina aaitlHmol dh
rhNltttnaul am WiRtt patitff.