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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11
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Der INF @iaarh.

9lilforo 9ebr.. 10. Sept 1915.
Mertber SER aeoaftalr!
Wlelnes @rnhters tbun Die Gent.
iaen bis Iest nift mebr, dlg fir
0eutialaao 8l iublel oos. ron
6ein0en umrlugt. fur ieIue GIiiten5
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AFTERWARDS

"You say you were the only
man at the hotels Hallowe ell
party? How about the host?"
"Oh, he was the goat"
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CONFESSIONS
. OF A WIFE

And / don't mind saying to you
that he told 1t that way all right.
loved Chad's music first and
then him, and although many men
have told me they loved me, yet
nQt one of them has ever said
such ardent things to me as has
Chad with his music.
Il am telling you all this to
point the joke I am going to tell
you.
After The Blindness of Vir-
tue we went to restaurant,
where they have very good music,
for a little lunch.
Chad and | had been having
some discussion about The Jew
els of the Madonna and / said,
Let's have the orchestra play 1t.
He called a waiter and /, in my
impulsive way, said: Ask the
leader to play THE Jewels of the
Madonna" for Miss Waverly.'
All right, Miss and the man
glided away.
Chad and I Immediately be.
came much interested in our con-
versation and only realized 20
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minutes later that we had not yet
heard The Jewels of the Ma
DONNA
Again he called a waiter and
sent up the same request. And
then Chad began to tell me how
lonely he had been all that long,
long time after hu had left me
without hope of ever seeing me
again.
Every time I received let
ter from Pat I expected to hear
that some other man was paying
court to you,' he said, but Pat
did not say much about you; not
as much as l wanted to hear, any
way. and l did not dare ask for
more, although ! wanted the
whole letter to be about you.'
"And so we talked until the
music again made itself heard,
and ! said: What do you sup
pose Ia the reason that orchestra
leader does not play THE Jewels
of the Madonna"?'
"T don't believe the walters
have told him. Quite peremptor-
lily he called the head waiter and
again I made my request. In a
moment the beautiful music of
the opera made my heart beat
faster.
" There it is, Chad I Jaid.
Don't you see l was right about
that intermezzo we were talking
about? Listen!'
I'VE we're silent all through
the number and at it's close Chad
said: 1t was beautifully played,
and / applauded until l splitfone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-03
MORE GERMANS GO BACK THAN EM1GRATE

Commenting immigration problems Commission
Frederick c. Howe gives interesting figures show
ing that the tide of emigration has slowly ebbed southwark
in Europe. The only north Europe immigration of any
sequence he shows by figures from Norway
and Sweden and Great Britain The flow of English lrsh
But the most remarkable fact Of all is that for 90
the emigration of Germans to the United States has amount
ed to nothing That u.s. while few thousands come over
each year. matter of fact people emgrat from the
United States to Germany every year.
The great decrease in German immigration for 20 years
and the fact that lot back every year, easily accounts
therefore, for the fact that the German element in this
try so heavily ounumbered by the peoples of the allied
countries.
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Tacoma Grads
Win Debating
Team Try Outs

SEATTLE, Nov. 3.-Mathew
Hill and Ford X. Brown, men,
bers of the Stadium graduating
class of 1912, successfully
passed the preliminary tryouts
for the University of Washing
ton debating team yesterday
Nearly so students competed for
the eight places on the team.
Final tryouts will be held this
week. Instructor Frank J.
Laube, a former teacher in Sta
dunn High school, was one OF
the judges.
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DANDRUFFY HEADS
BECOME HAIRLESS

II you want plenty of thick.
beautiful. glossy, silky hair, do
By all means get rid OF dandruff,
tor It will starve your hair and
ruin 1t II you don't.
It doesn't do much good to try
to brush or wash 1t out. The only
sure way to get rid OF dandruff
= to dissolve It. then you destroy
It entirely. To do this, get about
four ounces Of ordinary liquid ar
Won; apply It at night when retir-
ing; use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub 1t in gently with
the finger tips.
Dy morning most, IL not all, of
your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications
win completely dissolve and en-.
tirsly destroy every single sign
and trace Of It.
You will find, too, that all
itching and digging Of the SCALP
VIII stop. and your hair will look
and feel a hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. II is inexpensive and
four ounces Is all you will need
NO matter how much dandrufi
uOu have. This simple remedy
MAYER fails.
ADVERTISEMENT"
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"You know what a real musi-
clan Chad Is and how l love mu-
Sic" continued Mollie. 81 have
always felt that If l ever quar-
relied with him he had only to
sit down and play the piano for
me and l would forgive him any
thing.
THE universal language of
love, music, has for me a greater
emotional appeal than any of the
other arts. My heart always beats
to the music's tempo. 1t almost
has seemed to me from the first
time that l heard Chadwick play
that loved him and do you
know, Margie, / have found my
self wondering at times If l would
have loved him as much had he
not charmed me with his exqui-
site improvisions as well as his
wonderful interpretations of the
masters.
He tells me that early in our
acquaintance that was the only
way he could tell me he loved me-
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TRIED TO GUST
AVIATION CAPT

SAN FRANCISCU, NOV. j.
"I'll get that out of the
service, even IL 1t may be con-
sidered irregular" This was the
statement attributed yesterday
by Lieut.. Col. Reber, chief of the
U. s. aviation service, to Judge
Advocate Lewis e. Goodier, who
is being tried by court martial
here, referring to Capt. Arthur
3. Cowan, commander of the San
Diego aviation school,
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EDITORIAL PAGE THE TACOMA TIMES
ons Surrender Big Military Advantage Make Serbian Drive


the German on grouud O owns
in
Since Bulgaria numbers and quantities munitions have been withdrawn
smot
French
Bulgarian would the
military
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GET A MOVE ON, CHICAGO

Here Chicagol Sit up and take notice satistican,
who is prepared to his statement he says figures
that at the present rate of increase of population both
Cities Buenos Aires will pass Chicago 1880 and become the
second city in the hemisphere.
Here have been fooled by those Windy City boosters
into thinking that Chicago had tail holt and down-h pull
on New York for first place about the date mentioned above
only to learn that South American village about remove
Chicago's scalp
We've been buncoed, by Heckl
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FOR BEST RESULTS TURN TO
THE CLASSIFIED PAGE-IT Is
PAGE SEVEN.
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of my gloves.
"A waiter came up softly. Miss
Waverly,' he said, the orchestra
leader wishes me to tell you that
he has played "The Jewels of the
Madonna" for you three times
this EVENING""
l simply screamed with laugh
ter. "Mollie, l think you must be
greatly in love-" said.
WELL" acknowledged Mollie,
II certainly had the grace to
blush. But, Margie, did you new
er notice what a difference II
makes in the way you listen to
music If the man who Is with you
Is interesting or not?
II have been with men at din
ners or suppers in restaurants
when the music seemed only a
blatant blare of noise. And then
again I only heard it subcon-
sciously and 1t added much to my
enjoyment"
But I was listening to some
thing l liked much BETTER" as
serted Mollie.
Happy is the girl who can
make her choice and only hear
what she wants to hear, Mollie. l
only hope you can do this all your
life. 1t will save you a great deal
of unhappiness."
Continued Tomorrow
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HOW IT CAME OUT

We asked you while back to keep your eye the Cali
fornia election of Oct 26 Hiram johnson proposed to
blanket that state with nonaansm and all the old party
politicians united to beat his The aorty against
.. Hiram 10000 but
Only about 81 per cent of the voters turned out to save
their parties to them out meaning that 70 per cent
didn't care whether or not there were parties.
Out OF $4,000 voters about $4,000 declared for par-
sansm Hiram may consider himself licked Also the idea
that the people care for party is licked, which is we'll
One of the troubles with craftsmanship it doesn't sue
eed in politics.
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That's the way it is, always.

That's the way it is, always.
The copper the little town does the work and the bulls
from the big city glom the glory
There just brilliant minds in the police depart
mens of Weehawken and Waukesha and Walla Walla
there are the average in the detective bureaus of New
York and Chicago and the other big settlements.
But somehow when there big top, the fellows
from the larger towns hand at the killing and the
porter fills his story with their and 1.-TWO Banktown
detectives"
We're glad to in this column that most of the
credit in this particular instance belongs to DETECTIVE
LYONS of the Weehawken police.
We only wish we knew the name of that other Wee
hawken detective.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-03

+ Hobson, Of Merrimac fame, for
mer Alabama congressman, will
give an address at the First
Presbyterian church here Nom
day evening, Nov. Is. Hobson
Is touring the Northwest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-03

In due course official confirmation is now made public
Of death battle of Anton Lang the Christ of the Passion
Play at Oberammergau Bavaria
Announcing death pleasure but it is interesting to
our readers no doubt to know that The Times printed the
news OF this young actors tragic end when happened sew
eral months ago.
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land TWO wEEHAwKEN DETECTIVES"

''The arrest made by Secret Service Operatives
James Savage and James Burke; Detectives Barnitz,
Cox Starrett Walsh Murphy and Fennelly of the New
York city force and two Weehawken de-
ectves From the wired accounts of the arrest of the
two German bomb plotters in New Jersey
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-10-29

D =
John Kapsner.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Math Loschider was christened Joe,
in the st. Michaels Catholic church
Sunday. Jake Loschider and Mrs.
Henry Nagel were sponsors.
Steven HOrtsch made business tri p
to Genola Monday.
Announcement was made Sunday in
1.-The St. Michael's Catholic church of
the coming marriage Of Lizzy Ke1 en-
berg to Frank Shubilla of St. Paul.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shauaer,
Friday, Oct. %, son.
Emma and Marie Mischke made a
business trip to Pierz Thursday.
'Alois Weisbrick and Frank Mischke
autoed to Little Falls on business Sat-
|urday.
Leonard Hortsch, who is employed
| in Pierz was home on a short visit Sun
day.
Frank Weisbrick returned from Jes-
lleie, N. D., Saturday, where he had
been employed the past two months
He says that crops are rood there.
Agnes Bares is employed by Mrs.
Joe Hesch.
Henry, George, Frank, Emma and
Marie Mischke autoed to Royalton on
Sunday to see the big show.
All report a good time at the party
which was held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Dehler Sunday.
Frank Houn was taken i'll last
Thursday night with appendicitis and
YVES taken to Little Falls. where he
underwent an operation Friday, at St..
,, Gabriel's hospital. AT last report he
was getting along nicely and will re-
, turn home this week.
Peter Schroeder returned last Fri
day from Tribune, Can, where he had
/ been on business for John Schmolke