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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

9oppeIftnnis q. - aSaisi
llnfsr Grdufsiu lit entTdisOsu Ella
pe4OOgsI. 3atrt bauert's 10 LANCE,
big elmer anbtiBt, uno nun fe f9
snOIi9 einmaI perIobt bnt, muB er
glsi9 nit in ben ariss 5ieben. Nas
bat fs nun bacon? Rur pisle arbeit;
osnn Is tut nihts anbtrss. nIs ben
Iieben langm Gag 8oIlin9eH fir ibn
itridsn, bic fs ibm f6tdt.
3Ofs: ga, iis mill Jpn is6snfnIIs
parm balten.
-9arum gu d. - 2anbpsbys
mann (su fsinm a~amernben): Sd
bsrftebs gar uidt, bdB bu absnos I'm
9iipat INNER 70 fibst bilt!
4amsrab: Gebr einfa6! Sd frsu,
mid, bob i'd msine alte nt6t msbr
um ben SausidIuiisI gu bitten
brnnhe!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18
Der ltriea fdr DeuU6ano una6menO6ar!
Bon S. 2oeder.


9l1rer miro es bon Gag 5u Tag,
OaB CO Dor nIlem England III. ons ole
Souptitul0 an Dem m1nnermoroen.
ben 9olferfriear tr1gt. 6ir oieie
%9luftldriig ioret Hur Gnglan0 ielbit
I6urA 8orte uno Sbm 0ug bereAter
Iipritt. ais 8orte. aQmGbIid ldBt
les sic aabe, bieleitt Tim Ielber I'M.
SbemuBt, aus Dem Sode beraus. Gag.
lid miro es ser 8elt flarer. 6oB
man 9clgien nur els m~iafommenen
8orDan0 bcmiBte, nm eiuen I1nqit
gepIantcn 5dlag eegen GeutialoHO
8u fiibren Mtan ithte IN sdt eng.
Iliher Mlunier nah einem Iugeno.
mGnteldcn, bos man sur 9eoedltng
I0er iheuBIiheu brutalen 8ndtbsit
unbingen tonute 9a fam bonu Der
belgii6e goriUnn6 bodit gelesen
3e5balb fraHpit iih audi England
Iuuo iein gan3cr 5roB 10 liebeboa
Ioaran; 0enn fdlt 0ieier @orpaao,
Iio itebt in unpcrbitltcr Gtddfhcit eng.
IInuO bor elmer eetduidten 8elt, ais
llrbeber 0es @olferfrieges, ben es
in brutoler SeIbitiudt aus @elo.
mo Sau0eI8gier ilber cine gIiidlihc
@eIt acknowledgement. 8er eng.
lambs mo Guropas @eifaate tennt,
IpeiB. 0nB Sobn gua nur aus 8elO.
un0 Sanoelsgier arieg fibrt. als
leinit Sponiens un0 Solan0s san.
I0%elsflotten oie Meere be9erri9teu,
Irltbte england nidt cher, bis oieie
Softer geoemHtbtgt uno ibre @roBe
lals Gee. un0 6on0elsm1hte fir i'm.
mer 5ertrilmmert. i9r Senoel fitr
immer 5eritort mar. als ipGter
l6rantreid in europa tonangebeno
DurOe, iilbrtc england meiiteus nie
Lett ourh an0ere Boiler unabldiiiq
Iarieg gegen 0as 2|ilienboaner. bis
oud 6ronfrei6s 9iadt uno Solo.
nialreid 5uiammenbran.
SIN 10. Sabrbun0ert un0 in Ser
Sest5eit mar Is 0as jungaeainte, auf.
itrebeRoe Geutidlan1. oos feinen
8eltbanoel be0robta. qls Gnqlan6
lbeiien inne tuur0e, mar Der Gaius
Ibeli gegeban: arieg Bis aufs 91eier
gegen Better Mlifel. MliGel mar ia
Iein lieber aerl, as er imerlid nit
lid 3erfnbren, 5nfel Sobn Sano-
langer0ienite leiitete. 3an ga6 Dor,
Iibn 81 Iieben, 10 LANCE or fi9 baupt.
iahlid ais pbiloiopbiiher. oidteri-
lider, Muiif, auait un6 8iienihuft
I~tieben0er Srduner betbGtigte uno
Ioie iibrigen 3tnge Ser 8elt Cnfel
ISobn 8ur aegelung un0 2eititng
IiberlieB. QIs Mliaef aber onfiug,
it'd bic Qugen 81 reibetL Die 3ipfel.
mite ab5og, bic 8ol5ihube in Die
lede itellte, un0 nit Siebenmeilen-
Iitiefeln ongetbau. nit ieiner atepe
gfnoe in s@ermonD~ duf GnfeI
ISobns Gom1ne iiberoa bouiteren
Iging, 6o ipur0e er auf einmal q
blooming begger - a noitD ntiiance
a 6eoitlD feaonl ga bieB es
n@ermanid Delen0er eItl~ g1ieoer
NIT Mihell Miidel it, ia nidt
Ioumim er nubte, mos ibm bebor-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18
Orr @ei6nadtsiparfInb.

Die liebe id0ne 3eibnodtsseit nit
Iibren 8reu0en liegt nun mie6er Elm.
NAL binter uns. aber Ieioer 6rinqt
lie aud 8ielen eroBes 2ei0 0a0urd,
Dob ie ibren 2ieben nid)t GILES 0ns
idenfen tonnel Dos ite germ mod.
ten. 8er5peifeInD perDiini6t oonn
mnnder, 0oB or nidt redt3eitia 0as
notbtge @eIo auriidgelegt bat unO
itmnt it'd Dor, 0as n1d{te Dial BET.
ler ant5npaiien. Sebr oft jeood miro
oieier quite gorins pieoer bergeIIen
uno es tit oesbolb Oonfensiuertb uno
mt Ireiioen 5l begriiBen, 6aB oie
0euti6 amaritaniIhe Gtaatsbnnf
(8erman 4merican Stats goNf)
efe l6. nn0 5arnonb i'm 8e6duoe
Der 9aneelsfdmmer, cine ginrth.
tlfng getroffen Bat, bic ods reft.
jettige Sporen nift bergeIIen IGbt.
e8eibnadts Spar aIub~ nennt lid,
oieie Reteinuhtung nn0 lit ouf Dem
8rui3ip oes Spareus fleiner getrd.
pc aafgebalt RiemanO ioLtte Der.
ldnntell iif oieier @inridtung on8il.
ldlleBen un0 bat bic 0e1ttihamerifo.
nllde Gtdatsbant onerfcnnensper.
|tber 8eife bic RoeIidfeit gum Gin.
|trttt big enOe oieies Ionats Der.
Idllgert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18
Gem gaterIauSr.

tlmIpdnnt BON einem Giienring
Sin6 Die aepriften oeutiden 5er5cn
God ollpdrts oieieEbe 2oiung fIingt
Tins madt d feline SGmer5en.
Giien 1T bic idonite Mames5ieroe
8enn es idmIdt oes Seloen 9ruit
Gog areis ais groBte @iir0e
g1idt eereidt sur idnooen Suit.
Ger 8rnutrin9 bonn Itarten Glen
8ertritt ben 1ribut bon @oIo,
@r jagt fir iih i'm 2eiicn
@er Dem @aterlauo lit bol6l
g2i6f totb fin fid ipridt
Sonoern eoler oeutid)er @eiit.
Ob manfes nadere @uge brift:
SeimotbIaHo 1T nidt oerwoiitl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

Iitnu6. fals CT nidt mieoer Die
Sdlafmiite ufiebte. 0arlm baute
er IT'D cine ia5ne 6lotte, nm OHtel
5ohn 5u binoerh ibm feline 8ese 81
perIeaeu mo ibn mie0er i'm 20.
S~dbrbua0ert gum Siebcni9lai All
ueronmmen. Dlidel muBte, Dab oas
lIiidhid 5piiden Cnfel 3obn rno
ibm eHt5pei geidnitteu mar bon Dem
a~uesublide an ga er ais @eltbau
iierer uuftrat, oem nie eeiagt er
LIT EN- geihei0ter aopf mo teHHt
engIan6s uno Gnropds @eiaihte
Ier puBte, 0ab er bcrlorcn lei. neum
Ier iif nityt fir 0cn A~ugenblif fpopp
ne. 0a england ion, ndein in cine
ede ge0riidt, an Ger @urgel faiicu
uu0 81 eroroiicln berfuhea meroe
Sect crit Deritebt man. mas man in
GeutihlanO an leitel0er Steqe 10
oft betonte: 0oB sic oeitide 5lotte
uidlt sum angriff, ionDern 5ur Der
~theioigung beitimmt ieL Gas lit
aaiier 8ilbelms uuiterbliher Der
Oienit 6nB er iriiber mo fIorer ais
an0ere Die @efabr erfannte, oie bon
england orobte mo raitlos bemii6t
mar, ourd Riiitune 81 @aiier mlo.
81 Fon0e ibr 81 be8egnrn. 9niicr
8ilbelm, ben man nift NIT llureft
oft ben groBten San0elsreiienocn
DertidIm1os Gendnut, mar es Dor
npbmlid, Der Mlihel aus ieinem be-
idduliden Daiein ~nitfgeriittelt un0
Iibm ben 8e9 sitr lleuen ~nationalen
@robe ee5eigt bot. gr lit es, Der
6os grobe 8ort geloiien uasgeipro,
den: suniere Sufunit liegt auf Dem
8aiier", Elm @ort, oas ihr fir int
mer III Gnglmo uumoglih madtc
5drieb bod nod 0icier Ioee Die
e0tabura feDicU: o@dtte 0aitia.
ldn0 bei5eiten erfanut. Dab feia 6rie
be m0gli6 5lpiiheh ms ur0 OeRen
Die uniere Supreulatic sur Gee
(ipri6: i'm Son0eD b~ebroben, 70
bate e5 iid 0ieIe Iette 3ummbeit
(0n atieg) aripart4 "a lilgt Der
Sun0 begraben. Geutidlaro tunntc
0ieiea ariag nur bermei0en fuean es
bic 8ege uerlieh aiif bic feline ma.
tionale Gntpide4rng, feline boItlide
Strait. iein uimaier %ruben0es son.
men mo 8oaeu IS gebieterii4 Der.
Dieien. Dieien 8reig 0urfte un0
uoate 3eutlhIohe nidt be3ahlen.
gs mltBte ieiren Rlab an Der 5onne
~bebaupten un0 pebren, nollte es
nidt rubmlos uHtergeben. gs mol
te feinen fo1tleR, e9rloign Grie0en
auf Soften Der b6diten Sitter 6es
0eutihen Bottles fnedtiId er6ctteIn.
2iaber uno Oar.1n Der arieg. ST
mare gefomman fir 9eutidlan0 aud,
obre fampfbereites Seer nn6 6lotte;
Oarn aber: mebe Dir, @ermanial
Sett erft fangt and Qetti6lano
an, bic biitoriide @r6Be oes Ran.
mes 81 iuilroiger, Dem es Dor alien
uno aaen 81 6onfen lit, penn
9ertidlano aus 0ieiem Sample lea.
reid ~berborsebt. Sell aaiier @il.
helm Dem 8peitenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18
aeieannbsn i'm GdHtsnsrabsu.

Bon ellen aiebssgaben, bic Sic
elograusu srboltsn, Iinp Oislen BIZ
gnen 3ugslun6ten 8u9sr uno 3sis
Iaaen am miaiommsniten. Mlanae
rGBere uab tIeinere 2eisgemsiniddit
gil6et ii1 Oa in ben Gslobefepiguns
In unmittsIbur Dor ben fsin0li4eu
5eI4oFsu, unO nsr pOais be3Deiisln,
SAB tin gutss Bud, Elm 3eituHgss
4Mriitel, Elm 9eoiGt Obsr 2ieO Die as'
ensgeiitsr iDieber erwsden unO IN
ere aapfersu gu ptitersm Qushur'
zen itdrten fam. Sn ben GdliBens
lrdbsn Iisgt Der @rbeiter nit BEN
Or. phil. Sdulter an S4uIter
lirgsnbs fibrt Oas 2eben fe tDieoer
% nab 3uiammsn Die bier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18
Die Tagiche Omaha Tribine auf allen Zugen der
Union Pacific Balm!

Gt 9onnnFaG bn a. Saunnr iF bic sasGde omaha lSrbmm1 nh alien gaTaair
agn Der nuOn Badft Balm 5n baa mo fe n 5 ets Ss Sthf bnfamt wO. Sn alien
6em 3am Geben6 Mfdt @hah msmadt bic nusdsen bak bic uSasGde Gmaba Suhane"
bort w bahmit
~ f bss HoN ae GnidtnG nn e in ben susn gndnshu ehaen ndt SaAt
&angmHs bhnD mir Ipurt nrmas OnHde 3dnngen inf ben GHcu6abnMgn i'm Often tahn
fmmel mt d bic gbRhm Oefan 3ehn@n limb. Inu tmub t an ben ehamn mb om9a alien
gehBmwessn IN Der Sbt OHfde 3Hnseu tnnFn mt au pf ben GinbandaeH.
Die sSdside Omaha Sr6ine" nb 6Me 3aeung aasppbeen nSb t SR tie ben gt
ha Os rienOm Oeafden BabAfHms fnSn nb, bas in hstm Sabre, hi saMu6e bn 2mfdn
AetasfanHg mad San francisco ren wunen, ml in nnNuMnid ap6r 3ahl an. aMu
8aH Der rnDu 9adfe Balm ansmku kn miro 4H ao cine Ne mad benz geaen madt
he af Der II a. Balm mad Der
TagEche Omaha Tribine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18
Wirit btnHrnbIemb.
Tie Watruns IN bsr rHHildm arbds
tsriduit.

Nv 9ANtAAn ~ ~ t"NffNtA avn
teriGaif.
Nus RubIano briHsl tin Mrbsl1
IsrbIait IN AmFtrbam FoIetnbs 9ss
lFahtuHa: AnetlihtS bsB ArisagIie
lsrs burden be bsiesR 1ILgsl osI
Mhiihsn 4rbsiierpartei, bic Wlari'
nalillsH uno bic WinimaIihm, aut
inc ssmeiHI9aliIide neus qinit bsi
Hilton itiigsIsgi, bic nnr nod cine
sinisiluna IN pdirioltn un0 Unit
3alripial. cher bsIitr aelaet In Wt
iiariiltn uno Naturalization hnHt
Die iibsrlpdliigenOs arubt Ultbrkii
ii dber aniimilitarihiih. Die Rui,
en- bsiaRb,n f9 In isbr idipsrss
gnas, oa Die gsrbdlinifs gar5 an
9srs isisn. ais pdbrsnb 0ss ruHii1'
.lpanifhm ariegss. Dnmals linn
nerls fd nitmano nm ben RFim
Deil Ct Fh sgn5 fern pom 6srsA
Rublan1s abIpisItt uuo siHt 5Hpa
ION nidl oTobie. Gelbit Die gour
JoiFe lei gIiagiiIiig seiUeIsn, 5umal
e am ariese nod @spinn battle
Sci osr issiem Osutldsn SnbaFOB
n polsn isi cine srobs Wsae snt
laH0tu. bic man am belien NIT ar
lseiitbsr" tsjeidnen tonne. Jnfob
JsoshtH lei Der asrn Der 4rbeilsri
GAIT fir ben Arisg sspsIu. Dit
.uHiide Regisrung babe oestDsgsr
lie itrsnsIim g%laBrsgsln gsatn BIZ
bjialiitiidsn glghatorsh astrofIsn
5tt babe Die partsipreHs unisrorudt
R besbalb na@ Der G9ptia uni
a4 Paris gtflobsu lei, no iebl
set elattu srI4Hnen, bas tiHt
ll5muuaiIit mo oas an0trt tag
Id. BIS CUR AriesstrtIarung iouR
eR non tintgs io3iaIiitiide gIdtia
riaeinsn, absr ioiort nab Dem qus
ru9 ess aritgss Ielsn au9 biel
yggepiiai poroen. Die gspeauns
q oa6sr oaju gstrisbsn fpOrbsn, sim
ateIir6iide 81 psr0en, unb Die 60
ali ten ofaaien nun in Der 5at ibu
eituugen In Eelern nH0 6Dhlm
5ie pttbrtiislsu ibsraa 5tugIarifiu
no Wlmiitiatiensn al 4liaipna
egen 0sa atieg. Dor allen 9inger
1 Mosfap, PETERSBURG unb 8ar,
eau isisn oisie 5IusiGriftsn gsgsr
IN arieg OerteiIt poroen. Gina
elmer rudfhn gsridterItatter, S
gt Der 6erqasseber Dss .Qd6om
,sdosr", ipridt nit beiuunoern0sr
.usbrldsu bon Der 5aIiung Der BRIT
den .JHospeHOeRt 2abouT gartg
.ssa 0en arieg, bic au9 bic Ruf
n ernluiist bate. @r nannte Mii,
!ie0u Der engliiden .Jnbepen0sHi
,l5our : Partp" Die nabrsn 9eoos
lttcuars gegsn ben arieg. Der @r
ilg Der ss9simsn propaganda lei
ann in bic @riAeinung gstrttsn
Jis 4rbsiterflaHe Iei msbr uno msbl
ir Ole autimiItartItii9e 8sipgang ir
.RblaHb. Dies lei Dor alsm ben
al bel zen grbsiisru in PETERSBURG
Nd NarI4au.
SIN anperes ruTiT6ts grborra.
sroes partsimitglieD, Oas saipe
III beIunt bate, beltdtigt eas otsa
rpdbuit unO iagt, ooB bic pirtei
oIitit ggsnDartig auBsrorosntli I
aBli9 uHo gsiune iei. Qnbtrsrisita
ssr niroM iurftbare untegorlt.
augsmgtbootu Don oen 8eh0rben an,
.Uauot. 8ieIe Qnbdnser lpirbsa
l5 Si6irin gefdidt. un6ere inl
5eidn9nis gtbra6t, tDie Ulal3alp uaG
can. Bon mberer Settle fDer0s mil
%eteilt, 0aB felt 8esinu bs5 arisgsa
ie Qntrsugingen Der So3taliIten,
lr9 grotidmationsn unO aebel
Propaganda gu trei6sn, bel ben 9li'
it~drbsb0rDen in auBIaab 9eunrubi
ing b~erDorgeruien baden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

Man u~nteritiiee bic oeutide grei.
I, Itloem nan su ibrer 9erbrei.
IItng beitr1at.
abuunirt ouf oie EdaIidle Eribfne
$500 oas Sabr onra Die FOIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

3n pcrmiet6rn-Gin mooernes Sim.
mer, 9ooro lperM aepiinidt, fir
Ioeutl6eH Serrn. 1417 60. 16. Ctr,
Gel. ReO 1882. S-26
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

@ciu6t-ein gartner in eiuem
@en. Mcrdau0iic 5tore in einem
Der beitcn lonns inn oitIideu Ie.
brasfa NIT $4,000 bis $4,000 9api.
tai. G%rfabrlng nidt mbeoingt notb.
nenoig. Geuiiher beuur5ugt. $4,000
Els $4,000 @aarenoorrat1 (StOd).
aor Smaba Iribiine Goo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18
K(uJGtBtrle an5elgen!

@eIndt-OcutIhe e6cpnor obue
9inoer fir Itetiae 9eiddftigune
|ouf elmer Gountniorm. ganu idreibe
on 100, Omaha 3ribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

5einfe gurd.I 56eln; w1obeIn
aitf 8eiteluug gemadt. omaha
Reeo & gfattan 60, f19 Noro lis.
StroBe. Gel. Douglas 2043.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

Nbounirt ouf Die adaIt6e sribGne
$500 oas Sobr Ourd ote goi..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

8iais gu b~ertanfen = Cine 2 $40.
nate eebroudte gdbmai6ine, 10
gut pie nel, regul1rer Breis $50.
gtad5ufraeen noA 6 llbr qbenSs
bel g. @laOe, 1881 g. 20. Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

g. so. RObr berfutit mo reparirt
91bmaiAinen. 317 0oro 16.
Ctr. Bboue Douglas sci. Sc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

3 5iemlidI meme Sduier, anf einen
8auptae itcbeub, maze Bancroft
Ctr. uub Boulevard. iinS f~rantbeits.
halber bilIig gu perfaufen. ane
orei %5uiammen ODER g%etrennt, gegen
9aar ooer auf areoit. Siferten an
q. g., 3ribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

@illarS GSSb, 8ntente, 1880 Gitn
3otiouaI gnnf Gebdu6e. 3eIe.
phon 8nIer 1850.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

Sin idl5ncS m5blirtes 3immsr 8i
p~ermict1er. Nadrnfraaeu in go.
.1ii7 iii6l. 1G. StraBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

3as sin5isc SrntIde ESbel. Mrpara.
htrgei6dft in Orraba. u. aaralis,
gigent1. 2910 Garnnm; $or. 1869.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

S. ". Stnrges, gatentmtpaIt, GAG
gronoeis Ebeater @ebauoe, Eel.
Douglas 1869.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-18

9as preisparSigite Gfien BEL geter
Stump. Geutihe Slide. 1903
Googe Strobe 2. Stod. @nblaei.
fen % Gents.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21

known suffragist, right OF hand
mentic ned the name Lucy Stone.
THAT name stands for, everything
to me- she said. Lucy Stone did
80 much for women. She was the
first one to advocate q college edu-
cation for women. She suffered all
sorts of indignities because che
Cherished views which the world
chose to regard as those Of ia
matte. But surely there is nothing
wrong with the name Of Curtis.
That series Of statements would
indicate the average man would
not go out Of his way to have his
name changed and that only in rare
instances are people dissatisfied
with the appellaticns their fathers
bore.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21

ts;n ik;.s..,., 40 AZ. Anc....-. 49,
...,, Sts ~ ~ ~, sle County =, from
., % s .,s. sn.n so 1s.a y N
1919. ~ ~. 1850 y. .n as.. slloms
49,. ss..s,i.. o1. -s Sis s.. x .ns
Nr,s,,..,.. ,,ss,a'ss. 500. y s... sns
=. ~ ~ ~. .s ~ o1is.
.. ~ ,., ~
1880 J. ~. ~. "a psSsa =. .,.s..
S .,,s.'t Ss,a s Ssa,,S IL ~ s-S $3.50.
'f4Syy q .cono,,nr ,,s,,,, ;if,e .s,n,tl,
.ca,, 1. :, .aa SIsst,,,cta,,s q .,,sS snt
frn, ~, 800. \, ! .,S I,Ss,e sSntt,, t,,s
fsbicssn ,.,,.. ,,,sstst. sna ! ,,,fzs
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he said. 'But stfli the Other name
would take would be Abraham
Lincoln"
My next choice would be Rob.
ert Emmett the great Irish patft--
ct. Now. DO not say I am diAilt.
istied with my present name, what
ever you DO"
Miss Margaret Foley declared that
were she to choose another name ssfiA
would take Lucy Stone Tor the sfifst
two names, and FOR The last name
would choose EancolE.
lucy stone stood Tor All Thai was
Ane In woman. ana Lincoln stood for.
all that was great In nan,'"' she
said. THAT 81 70 my mind a beau-i
HfM name. But mind you, ! am
satisfied With my own name. Z love
IT.
Helen Todd Hammond, the weli-
known painter Of miniatures, and
Nine. Marta Paporeilo, Tor years bal.
let mistress Of the Boston Opera
Company both declared they would
not think for one minute that they
could change their names. Tho,
HanImonds have. coat OF yarins
Mime. Paporello smiled 5ereneiy
and then pronounc ed her choice ofi
names TO be that of Encrezia Bor.i
SID.
..Lucresia was q busy little
woman. nut she suffered, and I like
the name OF a woman who suf-
fersd.n i Y
Mis- Alice stone Biaclweil, who
IS the daughter Or the famous Lucy
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fly tried to join a literary club and
was barred because Of her name.
In sliort the name had caused much
had driven the family almost TO de-
spatr.
Now. II they could. get names
like Holman. the family told the
Judge, they would be happy tor q
great length OF time. The Romans
were somebody. For example, there
10 Fletcher Holman, president OF the
Willamette University OF Salem,
Ore. There were others who could
be mentioned IN the same class ana
ttatwas the class to which the Bos-
ton Hogans aspired.
But the Judge looked over the
merits of the case with different
eyes The Judge had the ordinary
name OF Grimm and he seemed to
feel that & a man can get through
life with such q name as Grimm
one ought to get through with a
name like Hogan. The Judge
turned down the petition and threw
the case, out Of court.
MOST PERSONS PROUD
OF THEIR NAMES.
The Hogans are only d rare ex-
ample, The majority of the peo-
PIE are proud Of their names Most
Of the Hogans would become angry
Il they were called Homan. The
O.. In the name 10 q point OF dis
tinction. a
There are some people who like
their names because they are
strange and distinctive. and there
are others who are Just as proud
Of. the conarnunness Of their names.
: The baroness Ursula, Barbara Ka-,
iinowski, who recently fled q suit
for damages against an American
named Hurley, was very anxious to
change her name and chased him
across the continent In an EFFORT to
marry him and set rid OF her old
name, LETT by her father. Miss
Myra Alexander. the American
heiress. changed her, name when
she married 10 It now reads.
Maruutse de, Brenalre p'Alain-
court.
sinsle women never need 70
WORRY about having . Aatne which
I AAndittDss them. x They usually
4 can ahaAto II but thsy may not
care fof The nt1he thar husband
eohtets on them. trhSfe are many
I Iiten Not peculiar nannes IN public
i iite These names usually seteet
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Jl1lile the
Boston
H!ogans who
w a11ted
heir ] Ap-
pei alton
hanged.
A.:'verag,Ig' &c Man
Il Proud of
81 -, Z II LIE

Neariy everyone Of the 1bS, 6oo,-
Oop persons in the United States Is
eatisaed with his name, 3ndgfng
from the fact few EFFORTS are put
forth to make Q change III that
i part Of our worldly possessio Now
s ana then the courts tell OF somn In
divtdua1 whose nams Is 50 io,suttland-
ish he cannot stand Il any more
ana who wants Il changed 10 sorie-
/ thing easier TO pronounce Of pleas
Ing 10. the ear. & sis
Among those dissatisfed with
their family identihcation were the
HnEans Of Boston, who thought Hos
I'm was not high -toned enough for.
th6tn. Neighbors say the Hogans
were really '.classyr folks, ana
ranked high among the Boston peo-
Z pie. But when the Hogans went
calling ana the servant met them
Z a. the door they felt much hnmiIi.
ated 10 have TO give the servant
the name Of Hogan. The fact there
no many good Hpgans on the po-
ice force, on the AJudgs's bench, In
t3s Legisiature, II the head OF big,
! corporations. On the farm and on
the stage had no, weight with the
"a Boston Hogans.. Whsn It was point
y Cd out to the Hogan family that
Trunk Hogan OF swasaifhgtoi, wasta
i6ted lawyer and had his maine In
Who's Who IN America, ahd that
X the late Bishop Hogan cf Kansas
AZ City was an henufed .prelate. tho
y Bost6n Hngans admitted the con-
toiitabus ana declared they didn't
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y = .lss a So 2
A T TOP, from left to right
- Ursula Barbara Won
Kta linz VS. XII, Rernbrent
Muenc hhausel, and Mar
quise de Brenaaire D,Aiain-s
court. Below, at lsftEd.
Smith. AT right Gift lord
Pinchot.
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DO not vet the. plate pravious, 70
immersing In developer. as afr hslia!
are apt to form on the sehsitiaati
surface. Afr-belts pfoddcS 8mail.
round transparent spots In tho Him,
as they prevent developer from
acting.
Do not try to economic BY at
tempting TO Idevelop plates Ia an In
sufficient amount Of solution. Use
enough developer to dow over The
plate and keep 1t submerged at all
times when rocking the tray.
For the use of q color scfeen no
rule can be given. The color ana
depths are Important actors IN gov
erning the amount Of ihcfease Sfnte
posture. A very dark screen ii not
20 be recommended, for, bestdes
sundIly prolongtng the exposure, II
may also give an exaggerated orr
thochromatic effect for instance, IN
a. Landscape It will tend to destroy
the perspective md make the clouds
too prominent.
A screen Cor fflter1 always In
creases the exposure, as II atsorbs
certain rays Of HIGHT which would
otherwise reach and affect the
plate. How much certain screef,
win affect the exposure can best
BIO ascertained by making expert
ments. If possible, focusing should
be done with the color screen In
place. as some ray filters change the
FOCUS considerably.
Coutrasty negatives are caused
by harsh lighting. under-exp
and prolonged development. The
use Of too much pyro viii also
cause too great contrast.
Fog may be produced IN a va
riety Of ways. White light enter
ing the dark room. unsafe develop
ing light and reflections in the cam
era or lens are the most frequent
causes of fog. An over-expoaed
plate sometimes has the appear
ance of being logged, but strictly
speaking. over.exposure cannot be
considered as fog Too much aka
~ or forced development Of an UNI
der-exposed plato will cause chem
ica1 fog. For q logged negative
there Is no remedy, except TO make
over. Sometimes, however. fogged
negatives may be improved BY re-
ducing to clear the shadows ana
afterwards intensifyfng. To avoid
fog exercise care in all Of manipu-
R lations Of the plate before and att
er exposure until removal Of hypol
solution. 4
Pin holes and irregular trans
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on plate. Wipe out the interior
OF camera with d damp cloth. SpIin-
ters OF glass from edges Of plates
striking together in developing tray
sometimes become Attachsd 70 fitti,
ana cause trAnspar ent spots DC con-
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