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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-26
BERT,s BURGLAR.
eCopyright 1916. by the Mcclure News-
paper Syndfcate.l

copyright. 1916. by the Mcclure NswD-
paper Syndicate-)
When Bert Harlan line home from
school on the last day OF the session
he found his father busy unbe-ing
something In the front hall The
thing was finally put together and
there 1t stood. fine set Of old Jap
anese armor.
The set was that of some soldier
who had lived many hundred years
ago. II was made of brass and red
silk, with heavy leather trimmings.
and the headpiece or helmet was gor-
geous affair with waving plume on
top.
Gee. but that's peach!" laughed
Bert 1T just about fits me. Here's q
battle sword that goes with It." and he
fished up a quaint old kind OF
Ratchet from tina bottom Of the box.
In a few moments Mr.. Harlan had the
figure all mounted and standing at the
foot of the front hall stairs. The right
arms was held up by means OF a wire
and In the hand was the shining
sword. After tea Mr.. Harlan and his
be home before H." said he, on see
Ing Bert reading by the library lamp.
$50 take good care OF the house"
Don't worry" laughed Bert, with
that old Japanese warrior standing up
80 fiercely in the hall should think IL
would take pretty brave man to
come In alone. Don't hurry will
read here till you come back.
Bert sat in the quiet room deep In
his book till after 10. Then he turned
off the light and lay down on q lounge.
But he could not sleep, for outside he
heard footsteps on the gravel walk.
Nearer and nearer the sound came,
then the sound Of steps softly tipping
on the porch till they reached the
door. Then Bert remembered that he
had forgotten to lock the door. Quick
ly the steps entered. and he heard a
mans heavy breathing. So Bert made
dive and crawled under the sofa,
thinking Ii best to watch how things
We're going on. The man came into
the room and switched on the electric
light; then he walked back into the
dining room and began to gather up
the silver. This he did by placing the
table cloth on the floor and tumbling
the knives. forks and spoons into IL,
Then the robber went to the cabinet
In the sitting room and took out some
valuable bits OF antique jewelry, got
q pair of silver candlesticks from the
mantel and put a tiny gold statue
in with the other plumber. Bert saw
all this, but kept quiet. Yet when
the man went on another trip to the
sitting room the boy darted out from
beneath the lounge into the dark hall
He knew that the next move OF thu
man would be 10 so for anything Of
value in the bedrooms. and he formed
q plan to trap the burglar nicely. So
he opened the sides of the Japanese
armor and crept in II. It hid him COM
pletely. but through the eyeholes Of
the helmet he could see everything
the burglar did.
Just as Bert expected, the man pres
entity went upstairs and In few min
utes began to descend. AS the burs
IWT mir
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-26

Some people are so disagreeable
that they feel ashamed when they
laugh.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-26

Two of the ingredients OF Chinese
Joss sticks are aconite, to protect
Them from rats and mice, and cam
bhor, which makes them burn stead
ly. .a.,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-26

In Toxic, Japan, the number OF un-
employed frequently exceeds 100 900.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-26

Tea plants average about fifteen
years Of life
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-26

Many buns might reform II 1t dlt
not necessitate going to work. .
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-26

Every town dog believes he can
catch a rabbit, but a country dO9
knows better. ...
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Copyright, 1915, by the Mcclure News
+. paper Syndicate)
Much ado there was, God wot;
He would love and she would not;
She said. Never man was true.
He said. None was false to you.
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|tiNHo zoe U1 laaH q Is Proposed
Is Asset "a - maans ~ liflliah aaa
fansh aalsa aaafsufed w aaF tal
lateral Fsasef whe sapRassad @F
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direct w he lwo governments y
fsanre hna Crest Britain needsd ~
|athef hesntitgss
IL ihlA belty seisy mnnnat All dlN.
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menty ~ sbe American people 4
dismissed Il like MOI that wcfd
was the way faiasaf ~.
presasd himself IN similar drc
~auwtancea Like the Fat Knight
would b. borrowsFa of a billion DOL
laFs o. American money think u
|beneath their dignity 70 funiah
pledges for its repayment The
financial standing ~ The chief Dor.
rover may BE- judged by this extract
from an article, entitled The finan.
|eial Situation. which appears In TIE
August number Of "rhe Contom-
porary Reviews ITO meet tbs
present danger we shall have spent
at the end OF the GrBt and the least
expensive twelve months Of the war,
out Of an estimated national income
OF 1900, 000, 900 pound sterling ISL,
SOC, 000, 0oO), not much less than 600r
100000 pound sterling $4,000 ,0OOc
.000l. BY the end Of the second twelve
months, should the war unhappely
last 50 long, the war expenditure will
have grown 10 a sum which cannot
be reckoned at less than than 1,iOO,-
100000 pound sterling (s5,500,0OOc
000l for that period, and II may
easely be much larger. The national
income, on the contrary, is by con-
traction Of profitable trade and de-
probation Of values much more likely
to diminish than to expend. In the
Napoleonic era we spending on
the average Of years one-sixth Of our
total national income to preserve our
national existence. To-day, for the
same purpose, we are already spend
ing at the much more dangerous rate
of very nearly one-half of our in
come"
These figures should give pause to
American investors who may &c
tempted to put their money in the
proposed billion loan. If they lose
it they viii not be able to say that
they have not had a fair warning.
(The Irish Worldly
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THAT PROPOSED BILLION LOAN.

The most astounding piece Of in
ternational effrontery on record is
furnished by the proposal to borrow
a billion dollars from the United
States without furnishing any col
lateral as security. English and
French ENJOYS are in this country
at the present moment trying to
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-22

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BoibingtOn %. Sept. Die
Spielnaarenerseagunq Der Ghpeis
bot pdbrenb Der Iesten Ret eiren
bernrtigen Anfl6tDung genomInert,
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belle in SoIA Yoppe u. (. 10. Iteben
5nterelierfen snr V~erflQung. Ola
Gabritnnteu baben bereits grobe @uf.
tr1gs fur 5rauSreidy un6 enaIan0
srbalten unb bdtreben iid iett, amdl
IN amerita EN- entipredenOes 2b.
Iatgebiet gu erEnleen. Dos nene
Sdwei3er Grport @are0a vWletro.
pol IN Bird bot eire 2ifte lei.
Itin1siHbiger 8obrif0uten an &o1o
uli5 il esEne befeif adnferu II bic.
Ier @esiebuns gaib 81 ertbeiIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-22
9oIitii igielt eire Sole i'm arGbic'
1aH.

Nod lit oos mite geIfrci Der
pro45ritiid geiiflnten anterifnniihen
3~eitungen iber ben arabir 5aa niht
beritummt trob0em man @aueiie
BAT. oaB Die anoeutlmgen, bic aus
Dem @eiBen 5naie famcil Hh nitt
nit ben DirfIihen 9erb1nohtngen In
Der aonferens 5ipiid)ea oen Staatg.
fefretdr 9aniing ui0 Dem oeutiden
9othbafter 6eden. Sad Den gdiHt-
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9reiie befannt aegeben tpur0err, bieB
e., Dab bic Te9ierung in @albing-
ton Der oeutihen Regierung bnrd)
ibren gertreter miitbeileu lieB, 0ab
bic 8erantuortrng fir bic SnnoIiinp
oes Sauhbootfiibrers, Der Die oQra.
Sic" D~crianfte, obgelebat luer0en un0
Dab Geatihlan0 Die ~btsberigen syn-
itraftionen Der 9altdbootfiibrer in.
lefern ersdnBen mrB, ais le gefebI
befoHmen ioqens fid ie0en angrifis
nuf 6nuOels oampfer untcr alien
llmItdn0en 81 entbalten. Mlit on
beren 8orten, Der Snudbootfrieg
ion b%olitdnoig eiugelteat nerben.
8enn Deiti6lan0 oieIen 5or0erlin.
gen ni6t nnd)fomnt, 10 Duroe bic
9un0esregieruag bic 6ipIomatiiden
R~e3iebnugen NIT Geuti6Im6 ab.
6reden. Eiefen eMntlihen 4tlgo.
ben gegeniiber E1ntet Der geridt
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besbmiptftnbt 3u beiuden. or tbetIte
ibm I'M 9nufe Der mebrfoh erDabn.
ten aonieren5 init b1b man auf Elm
iheinbdr mAberpinOliGes Sinoer.
niB geitoben lei. % Braf BON
8ernltorff Die Gage nidt mie0er
Hdrea tonne, tDie er es porber ee,
tbm9 Die Ser. GtaateH leien niht
5ufrieoensdteftt nit Der ueriuhfen
AedtfeftigImg 0eg Observation-Disclosures
i'm arabit San, un0 bas Bolt for.
bere cine ruroe Ablebnung Der Ser.
nntmortLihfeit ieitens Der oelitlhen
Regierung. Ger 8otidnfter n0ge
bies ieiner Mesierung mittbeiLen uno
auf cine aenoerung ibrer SaItung
mirfen.
aiis oieiem gerifJt gebt flor fer
Tor. bab tein Nort fteI iber angel.
I;de i1elle @ejungen, bic mar ben
oeiitihen Enlhboothibrern ertbeilen
ioIe.
gbenIoipenig fam bic 5rage Der
gdn8liden nGinltelung~ beg Inter.
seebootfrieges~ ouf nod fan0 man
on Dem goritIog Der idieosaeridt-
liden geiIeguag aaer S~treitfrogen,
IcDeit bic 2bdtinhen 1T @etr1dt
fomnlen, ettDas aits5uleben. aIs ant.
mort erbut iih Der 9otidafter Ab.
fhriften Der teihmorenen augineen
amerifanilder 9apnaiere Der aro.
Bic, bic or bsreits nod Berlin ge.
Eanot baben tiirFte. or erfL1rte al.
Berbem, OoB Ieiner aHiidt mad nnbe.
tinat Elm einbtrfi6noniB er5ielt iDer-
ben Tonne.
80 melt if ote Sode beute eeOie.
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Die administration in Nafbina.
Ton 1T lett eiFrlg bemiibt, Die 5dmie,
rigteiteH aus Dem Bege gu rdunen,
pie lta EN- eriten grDBen Bumper,
lnh @nglanos eiltgegenftenten. 90
miro bic euslildfrahs6Fiide Syinons,
loHmiiion tDabrldeinIid aufs SOD.
fte beoanera, oaB iie nidJt gleid gpeI
gRiaioroen periongt Dot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-22

W8 &F"fAA
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taaA tAfaifu falh botwatls mBs
tntllfn " penlasn Wanai1n teu.
het leiH
Aue emhalAl wlFh ~rlAses bah
fas hett lpit iH AabteN hgllr
0eaeae Hiai mthr olt iolases tt.
uaet ionhffn matfihfiullh sH Elm
Heieliai n~a,aeruaheli nefhsn miro
4ie hitllaen nBStiihfa lpte SIR.
Henl ftleN HtFiFh BON iNsaelammt
aaG aiHogrH tehlall csFr tfs
nifhf ate im %gofiaarc
Robert NealgN bai hds irhbNe
@ruuoiad oet {orl robN RaiieuoI
Pant. eide &taifal llre nn0 z. Str.
fslr mvltg6 eF im legien NfBhiahr
S5ib00 af,ahli hniie. on & IS.
Acluers ieBt iar $4,000 uelier
prrlaulf.
Bic Shohipitltr bon Sciua. mel.
dc lctte @edlc I'M Marrnaa TOT
iahrIihfs 1hohtpnrnier nhhieItgM.
m1hliru iir 1916 Sort Dodge are
3nIamnwnftHit9erf.
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i'm Souig ihrer 8odtqr 1rau Il. m..
Sdil. eiucn ShlnsaniaI. Nm IL.
rem NnitonHucli mir gryDeifrff.
9ei Ser SamiIic u. N. ShrTs,
1927 8 9tpe e.. bat fd Elm Sobn.
den cinaeiteat.
9ie &eblter Gonnin 5rnit on0.
SobiHes 8unf. bic neligite glanf Ron
Fort ToSge, bot am Wlontaa lire
Hdime i'm Gahfouia 6otel @Iod.
Dem @eiddfltsoerfebr e%r6ffnef.
@egen Giebita6Is etnes Sng0ae.
iuebres mlBte s %. Garuiu 30
Ta1e tm Gountugef1ngniB Soft un0.
Goais nebmen.
s. 5. @reeuIiei ur6 g. q. Gent.
bart bonn 9oaon Sotel baben Dos
@eitern Sotel in 9incoln, @eb.. ae.
pahtet ul0 RerSen in &iir5e nab
2inroln itberite0eIn.
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Sam hta letl t9tNhaa#a ssH ~.
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tflngH Hl&isFtsAF NE fle mst
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aad sibt bic gdweiser @eianbtidat
in 8aibineton Q. g., ieoerseit aus.
funft fiber DerldBti6e SpielDoaren.,
Ionic wtuiifinltrumeaten . 5abrifon.
ten.
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kAf f4lhfs Hak snl
ahllft HAlgiiN ~ t gtataa
Fhs sm &aa&.
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Ri9aro aoIfs, fueIder nit ieiner
Grnu Dor etfua Sabresfriit bonn 2lu.
tomobil s. MuIIen's ans 9aufee
Iberfabren nlroe, nobel 5rnu Rolls
auf Der STEELE get5otet Dur0e uno
Serr RoIfs ieIbit einen ooppeIten
8ein6rud onoontrug, iooab er jeff
nod ariiden bpnusen mab, 1T nit
leiner alnge aui Sda0enerfas BON
3iitriftsgerift abgepieien uoroen.
6err Rolls cat an oas 0bergeridt
gerufung eingelegt.
6rau Mart Qenerton nur6e In
Der gl1be ihrer III Wiuom Ctr. Be-.
fmbliden 8o6nung am 6reitoq bon
einem Gtrabeababnma1en erfaBt.
sic trag einen Sha0eLbruh bacon,
nno man 5DeifeIt an ibrem auitom.
men.
Die 9arnen 6eg @ermanio.m1n.
ner6ors, nelhc udbreno Der Som.
mermonate ibte anffeegeEeaidoften
iuspenoierten p~erFnmmeIten Ii6 nm
Wlitttpoh in Der 8ereinsbaqe. Grau
Gb1s. Moa mar @uItaeberin. Cas-
ndd)fte aaffeefr1n3den fin0et am
Mittmoh ben 30. Geptember Itatt,
nobel 5rau 9oglen @nitgeberin lit.
Ger Sdulrotb Ion, ME berlautet,
cine Grtra.8 ben $4,000
gemodt baber, lueL6e fir @eboIts.
erbobung Der 9ebrfrdfte I'm fommen.
ben snHr bennbi tperben ioaen.
SnfoIge grpIofion Der ans Dem
glrnoce entircmenben @aie erlitt
6reo 9emert, 1903 9Ieoi1nt Ctr.
fdmer5bdlte 9ranomunoen an Be.
fi1t, Mrnlen uno Wodeft
Sobn 5eDerin BON 8biIip, @. g.,
Derbrahte eilIige Eage BET ieinen
gIterlt, 6errn un0 6rau s;obn Se.
perrin, auf oeren iHoner Garm flo.
lid bon 9es Roines.
lie Superpiloren BON Golf goun.
tp boben bic Gountp- 5teuern duf
1872 pro Ollie a~nseieet, eegeu 1876
Mine inn @oriabr.
@1bren0 oes Wonnfs 4uenit ia.
men i'm Stante Soma bel antomobil.
unfdIlen III gerfomen uHs Qeben.
tp1bren0 iiber $50 Eerfonen mebr
ODER minoer i6duer berIett tuiir6en.
lie bon YoEi5eiHef GromferO emf.
IoHenen IA NcIi5ilteH baden geaen
lire, tuie lie bebaupten. ninfirIide
GHtIaIIung 9~erufrHa e~iugeEeat. Die
DieSbe3iiglidleu @erbore Der0eu
notwithstanding @1ittpod beginner.
&egen Der in &ainois herriden.
ben IlouI. ulo aIoueHieuAe babeH
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Beirut eud BET eintdufen auI
bic a9tfbhne~
slbonntrt aiif Die 8Ggljde Gribane.
$500 bas Sabr ourd bic 9olt.
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Geutgteitea aus Sosa!
ges QQpines.

~tN 0tUENkss
SER gma SdnabeI, 407 6. gue.,
bat jett Die 9ertrstuns Der Gmaba
Sribiine. @ir bitten bic geIer, BEN.
iel6eR @~euigfeitcn ans airdelt, Ser.
eins- unO 6amiiieHfreiien 5ufummen
81 Ianeu, uelde 6erielbe 5nr Ser.
uffcntlidang In Der Sribaae iiber.
mitteln wirb. Anh nimmt Serr
5dlHabeI Su6itriptiDns 0elOsr in
Gmpfans.
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Prohibition unO
JtaurnltunlnuMt

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Eisaaa be NaaaffHss sub ash
tgnh hu bmmtuhtn NtaFamlfa
RAIL Awl 2auh amimiebtlh
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30
RUSSIANS TO RETIRE
 FROM YISTULA LINE ?

 Petrograd, July 30.-The military critics of the newspapers of Petrograd after conversations with "competent military authorities'' today called up- on the Russian public to View the events which are about to transpire with confidence and tranquility and to maintain their faith in the. glorious Russian army. until such time as, it shall drive in the aggressive and 6reak once for all the power of stubborn Germany SIS 4-f4->
 The Reich says:
 .t Until such time as our armies re- ceie the needed military supplies the most sensible thing is to avoid~a bat tie and retreat to previously captured positions, even though such retire ment carry with it the occupation by the enemy of more extensive territory than they previously had held. It is better to give up territory which may be regained than to sacrifice an army
 which could be replaced only with diff culty.'' =
 Quoting a military authority, the Reich goes on to say it is possible Lhat Russia. is on the eve of a maneu- yer which will consist of the retire 2nent of the army of the line of the Yistula to positions marked. by the strong fortress of KovnoIxo. ~=-e