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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
DRESHER GROWTH
is CONTINUOUS
Notable Progress Of This Firm
Since It's Advent in Clean
ing Business Astounds
Many.
Enlarged Dept's, New Dept's,
Much New Equipment, Ad-
ded Whenever Necessary
For Betterment Of
the Art.

Some folk attribute the swift and
immense growth of Dresher Broth
ers' Dry Cleaning & Dyeing plant at
2211-2213 Farnam St to luck.
Yet, II you were to know OF the
continual effort made by every mem
Der of the Dresher concern from
proprietors down to office boy. you
would attribute the "Dresher Sue
cess" to ambition and not to luck.
Dresher Brothers, for instance,
one month will install some very ex-
pensive piece OF equipment or other,
only to discard II In a few months
should something moro promising
show up. Dreshers have burned the
Midnight Oil" in copious quantities.
Many a night they have labored until
we'll into the dawn. They've plan
ned, striven, and have contributed
mental and physical labor that would
utterly wear out ordinary individ-
uals, but the results have indeed
been gratifying.
The latest move Of Dreshers, the
enormous building now being added
directly west of their present estab-
lishment, VIII not be the latest
"Dresher" innovation by any means.
If conditions. warrant, more build
ings will be erected; Dreshers will
stop at nothing IL they think the
public would appreciate and support
the idea.
Now, for brief resume of Dresh-
ers' career in the dry cleaning bust
ness A few years ago they opened
the present establishment at 2211-
1918 Farnam street in the face of
many a kind advisors advice. Bet
ter stay in the tailoring business and
let Il go at that; Omaha has enough
cleaners" said the we'll inclined
ones But Dreshers thought other
wise and their enterprises are today
among the top notch establishments
of the United States.
Good Work and Lots OF It-That
motto keeps Dreshers busy and hap
by. Dreshers maintain downtown
agencies at the Brandeis Stores. at
the Burgess-Nash Co. stores, and al
their own Dresher.' The Tailor, estab-
lishment at 1915 Farnam street
Dreshers are sending work to every
direction of America daily. Dresh-
ers were the first to specialize on the
idea of paying express or parcel posi-
charges one way on any sized ship
ment to any point. Dreshers were
land are now) the only cleaning
people in Omaha who thought oil
making hats. Dreshers have all and
do everything that an up and doing
cleaning establishment should have
and do.
Better think OF the name "Dresh
er" the very next time a cleaninl
need presents itself. Think OF 1t alsC
when you have repairing, altering
hat making, feather working, ful
working or rug cleaning TO do.
Dreshers' phone number is Tylel
345.
livery wagons and autos.
Dreshers issue a complete illus
trated booklet and price list which
is yours for the asking.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Bryce Head British Pilgrims.

LONDON. Dec. u-Viscount Bryce. for
mer British ambassador at Washington.
has been unanimously elected president OF
the Pilgrims OF Great Britain. In success
sion TO the late Field Marshal Earl Rob
erts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
War Bride Secures
Divorce When Her
Hubby Stays Away

Mrs. Eulalie G. Stevens. Is years old.
yesterday secured a divorce from Alfred
C. Stevens. who. she testified. left her
In the midst OF their honeymoon to &c
to war with the British troops in France,
Stevens lived with his bride seven
weeks. she declared. leaving home last
February. She has had no letter from
him. she said, but had learned OF his
military career through friends.
The young war widow declared she de.
sired q divorce In order to be free to
study nursing in hospital. The decree
was awarded on grounds Of non-suppori
and cruelty by District Judge Sears.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
CHARITIES MAKE
REPORT FOR YEAR
Associated Charities Had Over Two
Thousand Families Under Care
Up to October.
ONE THOUSAND NEW CASES

During the year ending october /. the
Associated Charities had under care
239O families. Counting duplicates per
month, the number of families under care
for the year was S.547.
or these numbers 1889 were families
not previously known to the Associated
Charities and sss were recurrent cases
from last year. r
Visits on or in behalf OF the applicants
were made to the number OF 1855. Let
ters were written to the number of 36S6.
Investigations to the number of 1s1 were
made on request of other cities. Inter-
views numbering 6.ese were held in the
office.
Clothing was given to 2,7s4 persons.
lodging to sS4. meals to 7S1. temporary
employment to 64s. permanent employ
ment to SO. medical aid to 1856. legal aid
to 81, and transportation TO IS, ~
The following is the statement Of ~.
ceipts and disbursements: -~~ ~,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Mamma Steals So
Mary Might Have
Christmas Present

Mary Riba Is, a little girl whose father
IL crippled and has no money. and her
mamma stole things from the Brandels
stores for Christmas presents for the
family. according 20 evidence presented
in Juvenile court yesterday.
II showed mamma the things / wanted
and she took them and hid them" said
Mary.
The family IL known TO probation Of
fieials a brother OF MArys having been
sent to Kearney for "sWiping'' articles
from box cars.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Nebraska and Iowa
Firemen Will Hold
Big Tourney Here

A movement Is under way for a Joint
meeting Of Iowa and Nebraska firemen
in Omaha next year. As a part OF the
Joint meeting 1t Is planned to stage a
big tournament at the Omaha Driving
park.
The Volunteer Firemen Of Iowa have
announced that they will send dele
CATION to the Nebraska state meeting at
Crawford. Neb.. and they will suggest
the above plan TO the Nebraskans. The
FLORENCE department has already in
Structed it's delegates 10 favor the
Iowans suggestions and It Is believed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
How to Get Rid
= Of PimpIes Quick!

Compilations in Few Days, Through
Stuart's Calcium Waters,
TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED RRHE.
a woman may have but ordinary fea-
lures or even a coarse, heavy contour
of face. but II she is the possessor OF a
fine, colorful skin, showing vigorous
health and a pure blood. she will be at
tractive to every eye
The great trouble with the majority OF
women is that they try TO remove pimples
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Lieutenant Oak
Leaves the Navy

WASHINGTON. Dec. I.-secretAry
Daniels announced today that the resig-
nation Of Lieutenant z. O. Oak. who
was chief engineer OF the armored
cruiser San Diego when the vessel was
damaged by a boiler explosion. had been
accepted, Lieutenant Oak was acquitted
on a charge OF negligence by a navy
court. Secretary Daniels disapproyed the
acquittal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12
Belgian MunitiOn
Plants Blown Up

HAVRE. France, Dec. 11.-(2:35 p. nh
The munitions factories OF the Belgian
government here were destroyed by an
explosion. Extensive damage was done
and many persons injured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-12


Them In rev Days.
by outside treatment, such as greases.
massage, cosmetics. electricity. etc. These
methods will not cure nor even tenn
porarily remove pimples and facial dis
orders.
The difficulty is generally impure
blood. It's color is black or blue or brown
fish cast, instead of ruby red, as 1t should
be.
All the cosmetics In the world will not
bring back the color II your blood is
filled with impurities which it cannot re-
move or throw off. Stuart's Calcium
Waters operate directly on all blood Inn
purities. One of its many quick-acting
and harmless ingredients is Calcium Sui
phide. admitted by scientists to be one
of, the most remarkable blood purifiers
in existence. Go to your druggist, who
ever he may be- and he will give you a
box OF Stuart's Calcium Waters. price
Soc.
Mail coupon below today for free trial
package.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
Menr GraeIn fHr 9ilOertGsater.

Cir bic gr0Beren 4uffibrungen in
WanOelbilber 36eatern, bon etner bis
3pei Gtunpen Dauer, Diro INNER
mebr cine @rt me4aniides 0t9eIter
beuuBt, Oos MIR einen eiu3igen MuIis
fer CUR geoisnung erforoett, aber Elm
gauges MuiifsrsO r6efer eriebt. Man
nsnnt e aud rgiubeitsz 0r9cIter",
uHO Is lit cine eigens fir oieien 3ped
srfinosriid berDoatommnete pfeiIens
0rgel, bic ober niht bios in etnem
5bp beraeitelt lpirb.
Mebrere Der be~oeutenoisn GrgeIs
bauer in ben Ser. Staaten fnb in
neueiter 3eit bamit bef9aftigt, foIhe
Snitrumente gu bapsn, unO Iomit
fam man lagsn, DAP Die 0rgelbaus
&untinouItrte cine nele sSnipirotion
Our6 bic Manoelbilber s3beater erbuls
ten bat. Q6er ieber Der Grqelbaus
9anitler arbeitet folhe Gin6eitss Or
DIETER mad ieiner eigeneu S0ee aus,
unb jeoe BET GdDpfungen lit in ibrsr
qrt gut; bic 8~epor3uguug Dss eiuen
oOer anosren Tpps fdeint nur Ges
|fdmadsfaAe 3u lein, a6er berTelbe
Spp piro in Derf9isoenen Nummem
gelisfert.
Gin bernrtiges me1nnii9es Srdes
fer mag ouf $4,000 tommen; bod
iinb fir teines Der bis iebt i'm 8etries
IL befinoliden iber $4,000 bsaablt
pprbsn. Cir Die teuerIten SuHrumens
|te, in ben ) ten 5beatern bieIer
4rt, perben bod bdufig aud mebrere
MiuIIfsr dngeftellt, - unO bod brinat
aud In folden Qofdlen oas feie Sns
itrument bic RoIien ieiner Ginfiibrund
bolb Olrd bic srIparten Galdre Elm.
alsinere unO etpas sinfa6ere Sus
itruments Der0en fir tIeinere @on0sIs
biIoers 2beater gum preiIs BON nur
$500 unb barber gslisfert. Qber aud
in einsm iOI9en Sale ION Die MuEt
unter alien l~lmItdnben bieI beKer Ietn.
.als bic biaigeH 9bsater lie an0ernfans
engagiereH lDnnen. uno biliaer pbeny
oreiu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17

ID, biefe ainber. Die tleis
ne Qlnnn: I'D, Mama, tauf mil
bisfe pupps!"
s@psu mini Du bic bdbltdt
puppeg"
sd fpiirbe Tie inter meme pup
pen ols G6piegermutter gsben."
- 3nbieI ns.Iangt. 4r5t;
Oas Biertrinfsn miiFsn sic unttI
allen Hmitdnbeg ~aufgebsul
Wirt: Mbsr, 6err Doftor, onz
gebt bod ni6t, id tanu Oo9 meinsr
gditsn nidt nit f6lsdtsm geiIpiel
DOrungebsnl
Mntsrf6att. Dater ifsi,
nsn fn0iersHben Gobn gum erIter
MlaI ~bsfu6eno): Run osTtsb' einmoI,
ME Idugs iDeip5t Din bes N6enbs23
GObn: v9is etpn i'm eff
Batter: pa bsiBfs ober ipobI'
Die ausnabme bsIldtigt Die Regell'
GDbn (qttrdnit): pausnahnetDti.
ft fnsips i1 Hberbaupt niGt!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17

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FiI1ilaaiH.
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sltlleaH1tt Hnb llthh Hts Nlls tn
4hstlhata Nltettltfih f1itb pa
3iahm ano ltii1iM m tintn Jit'
bfAfniit pen bsfaM tfhttf Wiriah1.
Hbu bas cine laB Dit pffatPth'
epath; mia ttiift pc ftiaf 5uns'
itan mot mePr, une 90 pa aaU
trslaPii N iuatnodtiH eaitaltana
uno estns i6oufn 4aa!n pitHsit'
ttn paat 2Faum l6tT zen arntn
@anotr nerettBtn, ou mtrft MIG
ntfgtBtn, nttii ~irstansinsH hrapea
s9hililtsr betrattH, note aHotfs q
Dor BIZ esion. Apropps. ME sspt
es Brau StbpleY sc usnl9itsns
DiTb pobl unssisilts 5rtuos baben,
oas refine gdmm6sn aus msiHen
5anasn ssrsitet 81 lsbsn. 90 bobs
i'd ibr penigltens einmal TN Seben
uHgttrlbts 6reube bsreitst.
Der orme 5etnrit cen. 6riB
RsHd."
limb eDa DsrgoB rirtli4 9rdnsn
1rdnen aufrihtigtn Whtgeflihls
unb 9antss.
.S6abs lift es bod I'm ihn. Cir
bpls. Msnn bu oas CARDINAL auf
5Hses grob eeisben hdttsfl'
Sibpus uidte ernif unb fhtpsis
5enb. Qu9 iis smpfano teiHen 9aB
gsgsn ben 9tonn, Der siui lire 5us
genb 5erit0rt Der Sra aummer Be-
reitst bate uno Der is 5uIeBt Hcn
beibe nit 5pbn unO Spott ibers
fhiittets. Sic tonnts i'm nur bebau.
m. gsridtet bate sr Iia islbft.
Mber froh NOR ne. InueufdITL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
: DE ftItene @sfdtn!

Das 8ef6en!
zines boben Differs in torpsrlider
unb geiitiger Stride mar Matt6ep
Dougbertp suteil seporbsnJ Der in
Dem 5eim feineg SdDiegsrIohnes,
1bomas 5. aeornep in Orange, 81.
s., i'm utter ppn 101 Sabren bers
idieb. gis Dor Stpsi Sabren mar
Der Grsis nod eifrtg beOadt, iif
i'm 9ouie niBlid gu MAIDEN, DDr
alien aber Der pfIese beS Gartsns
feline 4ufmsrtfomteit al fdenfen,
NOR e. bod DieIs Sobr3ebnts ieines
Iangen Qsbens binour9 GGrtner ges
tpeisn. ord in ben Iebten 3ipei
Sabren 0ing Is nit ieiusn ar1ftsn
raid bsrgab. 9ougbertp usrfisI 5us
febenbs unb nah tur3em arnntfein
entdIisf sr 101 Sabre oft uno
alsemsin bstrauert. Der 0erItors
benz panDsrts Dor 10 Sabrsn Elm
anb IieB ii6 urlpringIid In Cha.
tbam utebsr. 6ier unb In Der linz
gebung ipieIie Ii9 TeiR gan3es Tsrs
neres 2eben ab. Ginige Sabre mad
BEN lobe isiner Grau fiebslte Fl
noG Srange iiber, tpO En- BET feiner
gohter. 5ran fenrntD, fpobnts.
gOn ieinen 5lp6If ainOern Tinb heute
nur ned Slpsi am Qebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17

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sa Ed
SOL Wa
ss fsa u6f 81
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8 iaam
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fl4f WsHm8mm nfffH l88f Hnt
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een ltt kfsaHmin q. ola. t.ta'e Sc
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nHs e4 iM &ihaGt $50 m
ftn 0faflta haas. nm gea m al.
tsflsrr. 8ifma8 aait9. M ht
fmfHtr mi 8tttfr. Wlat Eta
Ntts grf6Il4f& @tFat anb uHlt
nes erittfgt IN itsfn NtsHW Mtih
nahisdsbfsmnliim k~alutfinatn 8at
bsnntm itiit ft Ell liuaui. Ia
b,r 6eflnan. baB @tplauett bfr
qlsinsn. St. pon BET pahmbm Wdb.
nahlsfrmof ibrn ifki srariii,n par.
mlrpt eba fraFnn. uno erih srs
aSbils ohsnss Der neinfn @hpaoss
rn @buurrfn ms htfitrt erltbniHt
ons isfntr Qraris.
Ora hofit aies AN. 1ie nidtt uno
morf ouh bier NIB bo Gin mort tin.
ober an ibrtm 9uhanoe SnD,rtt oas
nidts.
9un parn q nur nod pisr3,bn
soae bis sam msi6no6tsfsf. "a
lom eihnns sinmal bagtio BE Sreppe
bsraufoeeiIt mn gbo. hi benz @lans
hem Soh 81, ghmeftsr ibr pieoer
;rasrns;ns mining 5ohe a,insu mir.
y mia SsT ~ 81 q6reT ann Sslf
,rfrsugn MOTIF Iob nit eroebsTsm
9ns0rua nob Der Sir.
qlber heute idien Gibnne niht
freuoio oeltimnt, unb unlpiatfrIid
audts Gpa suiammen uno fibIts Iid
bsnnrubiat. 5oIanae bate Ts ale
Geoantsn lei6t beiieite f6ieb,n ions
nen, nun Itieg plOBIi4 ountsI uno
ihnsr Das @sfihI ibrer S9ulo gegen
6ibple nieDsr IN ibr auf. 90
lonDarbar FAB Die 5hDeIter aug. sic
bsmiibte fid omar, ihre GrresuHg 81
msiiteru, ahes g geIaHg iRr l4leat.
rNit fublit gu ota psutt, eDdE
tragts re, baitIg unO dngltlI9, ME Is
i9ien.
s9ut. 5elier ais loni. Soa
pate l'1 aifgsrlnisi.
.Jrase nao aHtlport narsa ms9as
nll1 er1plgf, nno DE ollas 0sr
S9tpsltern brdFnten tnelnanoer.
gfan toullat DE StAnos osr an-
rs1niIng, oanis epa nno e maros
plcslt1 It'll u i9r, san3 It'll.
SEPT begdun 6ibDlIe Ieiie, nit ions
Derbar errrsgtsr Gimme: r9a If Elm
Brief eefDmmen fir old, GOa. gbe
i'd i'm Dir gebs, mOHte i4 cine Jras
&c an bid ri1teu'.
Die Iebtsn Borts b5rte Gba ni6t
ns9r. Sls paits 19 N osn Sersl
5arAdgelsplt uno ols 4u9ea gslqlfls
ten, ais moals re t9le HraIie lainz
laslr 5Dr 9sr5 ilopffe nie ralsaO.
gn0llm la1 re Slp9ae mleper an.
soon Ira9ie lle ielle. 9fnf
PIES elne Morf, n'1fs mspr. ..
80 ipelBt ou, Don mem 0er Srtef
itE Sibples grregnrig l9Ien gu
tDafhleH- -.
s59 peIB Is. DON 5rIs Heiei.
eDa fdgts e fett uno oon OsmntIg.
Sine Metle tdHtpfte SEbpAe mt
li4 lelblt odrn mari lIe ben Sriet,
Oer ne INNER rO9 N Der 9ano gss
bnlten bet1etts aut pen 1li1 uno
legte Ehrs 9atln auf @Das Arrn.
Kan muBt oH MIR Giles idgeil,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17


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sil1 i OIL ff eaNFl
nt ts eitHi Attit
tH safHfit HaHl& oan HRP'
aHo iemilantltt8s
. sgdti ahts Alt ieiltn az yer.
bai 1wtn otn tah9 mafldlstta.
llI Mot NIT hil idnn ptals 5a'
fudplilbtn aHb lal pru SfFiil'
totittitn 1eflrdIlAt Wtatl1!
AtiH Wann ftbtit it4 aus OF
Uront
agDeAi tht aat mttf
rAaluopl, osrt daHnti@.
Juui5is Sinnntr ilanssn 'in9il'
li9 5ulamuierl,
1tr JahHria nahn @itIluHs unO
500 ben @abel an ois Stulisr.
getrt eaapsmoun, msios gtpor'
lamit babnria Stltm mt tuniji9
glanH gum abmaria geltellt.'
Gst 9aapiIlaiia 4aits ls'ns Hari'
%tnllaliet
sDA pali oen AaiiFag, BON per N
luoildtr aintlr9 3par5IS HllomsisF
ooF3aa'arl1Isrsn allo oori Sisauus
gu ne9Hsn. 1fliflt ol anL pen
bello maBt ol ple Sielapg 9al'sn,
Dts ADlollng toniTli. On oili one
Int 0tanienpsdafg unlfrer Srlgoos.
etne abisllnng IaIi 5elotelep9on gent
my oefolnoei o'e olIstt mn penn
Stlsaeeipi!ma'lpO. 4elIsle 9elsP /.
'e psroel OF pol ooli aus stie'Il'
sSano9i, 2eFf 9alPtihahns
0st 9apllli9 peue 9Alnul's'sa,
"a Islqte l9R pa 9aaPli1aHA Os
9aI0; II,
g0lnllellO9lldsa, eol luugs Ply
Hilc ialls mug gH9 mNpeiieleH
9lurni et9tll Ds 9alp leinss
aompaga'elOi0l'uiloa'lsh gum @O'
4tu !.
so 901Ie 6, 9stt 2anpIlanah!
0ann stl9ou lsIne SllHlme lIat
ano peu; gS0ppelTsI9sh teqls aii
5a9 MARIE! 0isla oaraui "9tapt;
D9ne SnIlif Foa1pIen ols Sslis
ust ole l1alplss Sal1lstaBe oaqlll.
6ag1Ilg S1atm matllleile nspsa
~ " g,"O' /,
ya.tT D''a ss"s ana.. :"
~ 1a''s'' N''a a..
Sslhs otnI'sl, pstsn guy y
nnS,rsr nsgSrsnog ,norasn NOR
gait jeoer ieinsr 6eoanten. Die
8eoanten ipurosn gu Worten. Ia
CT tets nur bon Der Wtutter tprdH,
bieb er bolo nur bas WintteriOhndm.
SEPT i4ritt er Dergniigt an Der Spit
Sc itiner ihm blind folgenoen Ulanns
|iaaft, neiter 8sfabren uno boffsnt'
lid nstien Gbrsu sntgeeen.
Gdbnrih Sturm bate NIT Ieinsm
3uqe cine qeOsdte Sieaung be3Ogsn.
Die geIep6onIeitunq nit Dem 9ris
Sn 49, kaxasf4snt n,or<
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17

Gin Problem. qrofsTor:
pie SituatiOn Idbt ournuF IGIiss
ben, bnb man mid ibsrfdbrsn bail
IS fragt ii6 jest nur: fpos ipdre
poiiert, lrenn i'd in 6isIsm quaers
blide ni4t ou ssiueIen nGrslg4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
neutrality-suspicious..

DisIt Mluftr nsr0tn an iretun
Elm. gorsFs stgtn Ginisn0ung ots
gr.iIss g.itidi. ulnn ssb, Rmnmsr
un6 gr0bt uno Die roll, Qoreie
osutli9 geihritbsn an unb ihids Den
Coupon ntbR 10 Gents fiji itoss
6sFteIIts glilIter on p1E
Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept
1911 Spparb gt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17


Sn GeoaIiu, ISO., md9te Der
90 Sabre olts @eO. Smith, fpeldsr
Bel Der Peoples 5urniturs 50. nIs
Jubrmunn angefteat mar, einsn
MorOungriff ouf feline sstrsnnt Oon
ibm lsbeuoe rep. angsblid gsfhieoss
ne Jrau, tpel9e inter Dem Rnmsn
5d3sl ReeD bsfannt lit. Die H~eboIDers
tugel Orang Der f5rau In Die rehte
8ruF un0 lam nuf Der Iinten Geite
ipieber beraus. Damn runnte Smith
nod fsiner @Dhnuag uub jaste fih
felbit cine 4ugsl in Die Iinte Qunge.
ct fpuroe nod Dem Qasenl. 6oipital
gebra6t, mo er bdIb oaraaf itarb,
iDdbrsnO bic Gran fid ipieoer erbolte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17

rtnsii. Gdmbfif. Ealfm psu atg
3laB linn hss Mnhtr dah mf NIT 0ptf
bttlt5 uttIisn mo uuf lhmlk GAniift'
einbtr bis tum |uldludgiiah I1iadld iub
iihtm aouiibiN @aniitmufN Nno ID
brtt @mbiu: IltiH. miiit arb gt9h IT.
taNl6. Gstrauat mltbH 5gf 6ttFttls
lgna 4l. gatts 9laiaiaI bi 80 Sou
preig
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Surge 3eit, naHbem er feline 9ors
bersitungen b%egoruen. 3ei9tsn iih ouG
i9pn bic eriten Ge;noe. Die ges
itois gingen NIT idarFem, pfeifens
Gem 3On iibsr bic a0pFe meg, Offens
bar I9oHen 6ie Gerben 81 bo9.
Gturm IieB nur IdnsTam auF ii6ts
bar fDerbenoe 3isIs fsuerH. Sbm lag
ni6is ouran, Oab bic 5eiHoe DOr5eis
.tig bic Stdrts ieiner SteaunS en-
tannten. MluBte Ct lange ~ousbaltsu,
10 mar ss better. er ging dnfnngS
nidt 81 iHorf ms 5euer. 0as
ldnsIame, ipdrIide GhieBen Osr De-
itsrrei9sr muBis 6si ben Gerben oen
GIuufsn eripeden, e. Itin0eu linen
MIR ein5slne 4ofsn gsgeniiber. Sif
~usritdrtten ibr SuianterieFeusr unO
i9oben biHtere GAparmliHieR pOr,
be iprungipeils borgingen. Sturm
.crtdnnts ben tattil6en Jebler ieinsr
@egner un6 ermobnte leinen 3ug,
ben e. b~clltdn6ig IN Der 9dno battle.
.2nbt fe bsrantommen. san3 mas
BIZ, bdb iie sinen Gturmperlud mas
den. 9nnn obsr GHnelfeuer bers
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WOMEN NOT FOR MORAL upLlFT

QuAI carping
~ made by the
as to the effect will have the advancing eang the movement
that has been for the politics this
state that appeated which
been gaining
The chief
uplt the
experience other overlooked by majority the
the that all the the protection beterment
bill
assai And the hight of
raised and
of who supported his
ballot
the in
overwhelming
ballots in o their
university
on OCCASION
Verify the John Baeyon
well Tickle
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Perhaps Italy is waiting for the
colonel to tell her what she ought
to do. Charleston News and Cour-
Ter.
Yes, we admit that Colonel Roose-
welt is plenty good enough to lead
the Republican party. r Columbia
State.
Signs like this will doubtless soon
appear in London: Your King Has
Cut 1t Out--Why Don't You Chi
cago Herald.
There is a general impression that
Roosevelt and Barnes are right IN
their impressions Of each other
Philadelphia Record.
A fellow can never make any pro
gress in counting a girl by telling
her that her new frock is unbecom-
ing Wheeling Register.
The Prohibitionists announce that
they will oppose President Wilson,
The movement is rapidly becoming
unanimous Boston Transcript.
1t is about up to Villa TO decide
whether he shall take refuge with
Jack" Johnson in Havana, or Vie
Huerta in New York. Pittsburs
Gazette-Times.
President Wilson says that the
liquor question is merely local is
sue General Hancock once said the
same thing about the tariff. Boston
Advertiser.
For a time Colonel Roosevelt mus
have worried lest the women would
actually keep his letter dark, which
was a terrible fate for such letter
Chicago News.
General Huerta has as yet re
Trained from dropping around L
Washington for an intimate word AM
confidential chat with Secretar!
Bryan Seattle Post-lntelligencer.
Utilize all your opportunities. |
the bath tub leaks, keep the potte'
plants under it.-Pittsburg Post
Toxic still fingers under the sut
picion of desiring to reinsert init
in the unity of China.-San AntC
Mo Express.
And just think of the material TO
lectures Mr. Bryan is accumulatin
in the state department these days
Cleveland Leader
No deutschland ueber Allies" n
Rosija prezdile wseiwo," no "Oestei
con. But who knows of anythin
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-06
INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS


ALL" but United States above ALI
From the Kuryer Polski of Mlwae-
kee.
Pointer for harassed husbands in
housekeeping time: Dig a trench in
the back yard and refuse to come
out until the enemy ceases her work
of destruction. Pittsburg Gazette.
Times.
The German press is not at all
pleased with President Wilson's adj
dress at the Associated Press lunch
con. But who knows of anything
that the German press is pleased
with just now?-Louisville Courier
Journal
"Who is it up tor" asks Amos PIN
chot in Harper's Weekly. Shades of
Lindley Murray and Goold Brown,
Amos Blame ii on the proofreader!
Kanesburgh illumination.
Rudyard Kipling has resigned from
the Polish relief committee because
of slurring references to Russia. Mr.
Kipling wrote "rhe Man Who Was. .
Kanesburgh illumination,
The difference between stock ex
changes and traction lines is strik
ing. In the one you have to have q
seat before you can hand over youl
cash.-Cincinnati Tribune
4 With Admiral Peary as president
of the Canal-to-Pole Republic, whai
chance would Doc Cook have in {
congressional inquiry? It's frame
up, Doc! Kanesburgh Illumination.
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SINS OF COMMISSION AND OMISSION

X TO badly
o
The commission FILTERED
literature placing exhibits
with pamphlets either
The commission
questionable quality
a building
from
everything big
1t unsatisfactory proposition from the