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Arizona republican., 1915-01-12

necessarily continue in proportion to the city's growth.
 It is difficult. if not impossible, oW- ing to the lack of detailed records, to even approximate the amount of work performed upon the streets and alleys and properly chargeable thereto prior to the time the Commission assumed control of the city under the new char ter. However. it is possible definitely to ascertain that since the Commission Manager form of government has been inaugurated. and particularly during the first six months of tho fiscal year beginning July 1. 1914. the area sprink- led and cleaned has increased over that sprinflcd and cleaned during the cor responding period of 1913, and the ad- ministration thereof has been attended with increased efficiency and economy.
 So with the Police Department. For the first half of the fiscal year com men employed therein than during the corresponding period of 1919. This was occasioned partly by the growth of the city. and partly by the widespread fi- nancial depression. resulting in throw ing many men out of employment and in the congregation here of many men without means of livelihood. and nee essarily hunger and want led to law lessness and disorder. and a larger po- lice fierce was required to preserve peace and order and protect citizens and property.
 In my opinion. crime and disorder in this city during the past six months have been much less prevalent than might reasonably have been anticipated under the circumstances, and 1 attrib- ute it largely to that increase in the police force, taken in connection with the prompt and vigorous enforcement of the laws by the City Court.
 In the Water Works Department and in the office of the City Assessor and cX-officio City Collector consultations of positions and systematization of
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12

These figures show the following re-
 suits achieved under the Commission
 Manager form of government for the first six months of the fiscal year be-
 ginning July 1, 1914:
 The actual net saving, exclusive of
 the amounts expended for bonded in-
 terest and in Fire Department improve ments, but including all other expendi- l.
 lures of the city, for the first half of
 the fiscal year beginning July l, 1914,
 over the first half of the fiscal year be ginning July l, 1913. is the sum of S54,- 621.76 (See Table No. b.
 The bonded indebtedness of the city was largely increased in the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1913. The bond issue
 for widening of streets, public parks,
 ornamental lighting and for funding floating indebtedness was increased $275, 900. $125.000 of which was for the purpose of funding floating indebted ness, which represented accumulated outstanding warrants in the conduct of former administrations under the old form of government So for the first half of the fiscal year beginning July | l. 1914, the city had to meet interest upon and provide a sinking fund for $275, 900 more of bonded indebtedness than it did for the same period of the preceding fiscal year. But even if that interest be included, as shown in the preceding tables, there is still saving over the corresponding period of 1913 of $6,5S6.65 (Sec Table No. 3.
 In no month during this period has tiere been an increase of expenses over l the corresponding month of the Year of 1913 under tho old form of government.
 except the month of December, which increase is due. as before stated, to the increased interest payable at that time. III other months show decrease of expenditures over the corresponding
 months of 1913. and if the extra charG- es for interest be excluded, and only the expenses of administration of gov
 ernment be compared, then every
 month will show decrease over the
 corresponding month for 1913.
 It might he well to add. in this con
 nection, that this saving has not been effected by cutting out any necessary forces or activities of the city, but
 rather by the consolidation and systc- | matization of many of the departments of the city government, and by the finding and plugging of the many little | leaks in the purchase of city supplies, administration of city affairs and con trol of city property. which processes arc not yet complete, but are just fair ly inaugurated, as heretofore the great mass of work in reorganization of the city's forces to comply with the re- quircments of the new charter has pre-
 cluded the possibility of giving as much
 attention to these details as their inn portance demands.
 In some departments. notably the Street Department and the Police De-
 partment. the rapid growth of the city has necessitated increased forces and l expenses over the requirements of the preceding years, and which increase will
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
"The Case of Beiuium."

One of the many unusual features of the Euro pean is the effort which has been made almost from the beginning, by all the belligerents to set themselves right in the tribunal of tue nations, the United States being apparently regarded by them the chief justice. The charges against Germany center about conduct Belgium whose, neu- traty, it is claimed, Germany invaded. We do not what these charges and counter charges, these white papers, blue papers, orange papers, red snd
 The only really pertinent paper have seen the subject is by George Bernard Shaw. BritoD. vitrolic remarks directed against Germany. but against EnGlishmen and Frenchmen whom he partially bames for the invasion of Belgian neu- ray and whom he wholly planes for having done nothing to relieve Belgium. It is true, MT Shaw says that all England France resound with praises of patriotism and courage O Belgians If said he, T to say to Bel gian that fine words butter parsnips, he would wonder what earth 1 meant That is perhaps fortunate for if nation had to mind the world of that saying it is the Belgian nation at the present crisis"
 We must confess" continues MT Shaw, speak ing for Englishmen and Frenchmen, that though Belgium has saved have not saved Belgium.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
The Watchword, Economy.

The second Arizona state Legislature gives promise of useful accomplish ment. of constructive, helpful law making. The members generally eN- press themselves as favoring economy, not niggardly. false and, in the end. costly economy. but d conservation of the money which is wrumg from the people by the process of taxation. This attitude of the members of the legisla ture appears ill their disposition to let economy begin at hone-in the very houses of tie lcgislature-by the avoid ing of needless expense ill the business of legislation.
 There is also apparent a disposition by majority of the members i'll the matter of appropriations, to hold down expenditures ill all departments of the government on which the legislature can lay a controlling hand, to hold down expenditures to such as may be absolutely necessary. This is the fine contradistinction to the temper two years go, when 1t was more or less pub lcly advertised that the railroads and the mines were to be heavily levied upon, so that there would be plenty of money for all. All were thereby in vited to make extraordinary demands fer appropriations, with the result that the taxes on all classes of property were measurably increased.
 For some years we have been trying to collect the largest possible sums of money without taking heed to their wise and useful expenditure We have given more thought to the subject of taxation than to the subject of eXpen- ditlTe. We are realizing now that the thing to do is to see how little money We can get along with, without impair ing the efficiency of government. than to see how much we can possibly raise to be spent i'll useless or eXtravagant salaries or to be otherwise frittered away.
 The whole country is experiencing the need of retlenclment in the pri- vatc affairs of it's citizens. 1t is proper that rctrenchment should be made in our public affairs, for all public money is contributed by private citizens. Waste is waste, whether it be public or private.
 We congratulate the legislature on it's evident determination to stop waste.
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after copy for the same is lurnis.

after copy for the same is furnish ed.
 SECOND: For publishing and printing notices of reward. election proclamations. A stated price per inch for such number of times as is required by law, or as may be re- quired hy the Board of Supervisors. A stated price per inch for each in sertion. set in Body Type of paper
 THIRD: For publishing and print ing of the list of persons the vau- ation of whose property is sought to be added to or raised by tho Board of Equalization, as required by law. stated price. per inch for each insertion set in body type.
 FOURTH: For publishing and printing Summons and Notices of Sales in case of delinquent taxes, when same becomes County charge, and all other public Notices required by the County and the officers thereof that are by law d County charge. A stated price per inch fo. such numbers of times as is re- quired by law, or as may be required by the Board of Supervisors. A stated price per inch for each in sertion set in Body type of paper
 All bidders shall file an affidavit with his or it's bid showing that his CT it's newspaper in which inc pub l:cation is proposed to be made. has been established and published with in the State of Arizona for at least one year prior to the filing of such affidavit. All bids must be accom- panied by q certified check for $l5o.ho "s q guaranty that the bid der will enter into contract for the faithful performance of the ser vice The successful bidder will he required to furnish a good and sui f.cient bond. conditioned upon the faithful performance of his contract
 A copy of this Advertisement must accompany each bid.
 The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reject or accept part or all If any bid, or to waive any in f. rmalities in any bid. Fids will be opened by said Board at it's office in the City of Phoenix. Arizona. on Wednesday. January % 1915. at II o'clock A. M., and there after considered.
 All bids must be sealed and ad- dressed: Clarence l.. Standa2 . Clerk of the Board of Supervisor Phoenix Arizona: and marked. Proposal for County Publishing an1 Printing"
 By order of the Board of Super sisors.
 CLARENCE l.. STANDAGE.
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
 MarieOpa County Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
A GOOD RADIANCE

Llttle Willie had been permitted to enter ,b, SICK room to view the small stranger who had ar rived few days before. He looked the little one over with the disapprova natural to q denosed Moharch The nurse brought the boys barb tuI, anu llieo It with water. Then she started unwind ihe the babys outer shell. preparatory to bathinp "he Willie stood by watching the procedure wifi, interest Suddenly the light of understanding il- iufnlned his face and he rushed to the docr
 heyr SlS. he shriIed down the stairs come on up, quick, they're going to drown it"-NationaJ Monthly.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
NOTICE
CALL FOR BIDS ON COUNTY
 PRINTING AND PUBLISHING.

Notice is hereby given. that sealed proposals will be received at the Of flee of the Board of Supervisors oi Maricopa County, in the City of Phoenix, Arizona, until II o'clock A. NJ. Wednesday, January 20th, 1915. for County Printing, Publishing and Advertising for the fiscal year end ing December 31st. 1915.
 FIRST: For publishing the pro ceedinss of the Board of Supervisors. A stated price per inch. to be set in the body type of the paper in which the proceedings are published, one insertion only, Said proceedings {" be published within three days
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
BE KIND TO THIS ANIMAL

ne class Was discussing cruelty animals and thc humane society. Now children who can think oi one thng the society has done make the life or lhe dumb brutes easier?' the teacher asked
 I know. spoke out ten -old girl CT hard papa say people couldn't blind tigers any mtJe'
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
THEIR FAULTS

Tcd-A genius very seldom amounts to any thing outside his own particular field
 Ned-Thats Chaucer couldn't spell while Shakespeare's handwriting was almost the limit Judge
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
ART EXHislTlON-Thc Fi

ART tSlTION-Thc First Ari- zona Art Exhibition will he held this afternoon at the Woman's club from 2:SO to 5:30 o'clock No admission will be charged and the public is cordially invited to attend. If sui
 ficient interest is shown the eXhibi tion will be open again this evening
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
FAR FROM IT
Talk may be cheap,

Talk may be cheap, But. bless my soul, Not this: Send up A ton of coal"
 New York Tribune
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
,rk Tribune.
GEORGIE'S LEASH

Mother Cat the breakfast tabIe)-You always ought to use your napkin, Georgie.
 Georgie-l am usn' it. mother; I've got the dog tied to the leg of the table with it.-Chrisan Reg ster
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
THE EXPLOIT OF Bit

L., W oi uic hanieleSs British fleet identified onI, by capital letter and a number s,,h,; YS ' short-has performed exploit such as the ann.I, ol sea warfare afford previous eXanple of D |, iS ehilled do an added in the song of tb
 'a, iies' Nihch 'he Journal repubshed yesterday from the London Spectator celebrating tho t,sr oi tragedies Of gallant and daring" E-9 E-3 and
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12

ccmbcr 31, 1913. as a fair basis of com parison with the period beginning July | 1, 1914, and ending December 3l, 1914 ] the figures of which are a;, follows:
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
The One Definite

test satisfaction we'll when acomt)wih the ainstakine
 
 The officers directors will YOUR SAT SFACTION plain sight-to individual requirements The high place will stand test.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12

ror'uhatey for history and proud memories tbe H"ung captains attached to the nameess fleet have nd'hes' tt was one Lieutenant Commando HoI- brook who guided B-11 through and under .s ,,.,,, as five rows of mnes laid across the D,rd,na,,s m order to get the Turkish warship Messoudiet cruising about in security-except against q very daring submarine.
 The boldness and skill in underwater navip. ton displayed by Hobrook can be better annrociat eu II We recall that ill the roomy North Sea tho othef day. q submarine desruyed bv collision with mine.
 Niuch ot the glory of the far has gone 10 the submarines cf Germany and Britain ,nnar ehllH underwater heroism is not the exclusive nron er'y or any one nation.-Provdence Journal
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12

for an extended length of time. But l present herewith the result of com pleted investigation covering the period
 beginning July l, 1918, and ending De-
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12

Would We had found for you. Brave little feet Names of high sound for you,
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
ECONOMY SHOWN IN REPORT OF CITY MANAGER

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04

iubeln ibm al, unb sr ruff ufs Dergeb'
lid mad; Der Wlotpr bonnert 81 itbr, aber
ais oas Boot iin nieosr in 8epegung
ltBt, nerIu2en mir, inn gu folgsn. Ser
qeblide Miibs; Die beutiden 2aubbpDte
iperben bon lebr bel sr0Bersn Soften
nidt mebr iiberbolt. SaIaut uab gras
3iDs Td1rt Is oabiu, tDirb tleiner, eats
f6ninbst i'm 6dfen. DOrt peroen mir Is
Idon finben.
unb oann iebe ih BEN bsrii4nlten Sees
mann in bic Mugen uno ftnoire Dieiel
Bid, ber 10 gang dnbers 1T ala Der fat
nilenlos Our6Ieelte Slid 70 pieler berrs
Iioer aanitIerougert, in bic i9 mid Ders
Tenten tonnte. Gs lit, als Oh bonn @runoe
bieferMugen Elm 2i9ttegel NIT Der 5piBe
aeqen bic pupile borbrdnge, 70 itbr maht
Oisles sraue 4ugs ben ginbrud Des Ges
ipunntIeins auf einsn e~in3igeR puntt
aae8 1T bd Wiae, niht Der fleintte
2raum I6pimmt barinuenl Gona elm
anberer Menia, ais bic aus Der Wslt Der
NadoentIi1en, bic i'd 10 gut femme, urb
oennua cine 4ra1tnatur, DoB einem baS
9srs dufssht. Raturlih unb beiaeioen
pie ale ipdbrbaften 9eIoen, fpebrt En- uns
iers benunOsrnbeu Jrasen db: Jules
DuIet.4 st meint. Ct babe ni4ts 0ls
Slid asbabtl Man ieBe etaen ~unferes
bcrtriumten G6lages an ieine Stele, Oh
Der Slid bate: fpenn uniere Nerper
nidt Idpn na6 Der srIsn 1lnteruaaers
fo6rt taputt finb; bel bislsm isds Mohen
lanqen 2auern unb 9arren, bel bteieu
.auf uno Qieber bon 9%offnung, hohiter
aufresung, Siestrantsnbeit, dlBeriter,
fRupptsr Gefa9r unb pieoer e1blolenl
Qidts tdelja reusr Gnttduf4ung ipdren
Fe IdngIt IN bic Bride gegangen. Sebsr
redts 4srl bat feline eigeite Dirt bon Slid,
unb iebes Slid LIT dnbers seortet; iper
feline beIpnbsre artung tenut, Der ldhs tld
Ill teintr 0diI9ung ieinss Deieas psrs
Ietten; es pirb inn ni6t gut betommen.
Dies Iein Slid, has i'm nod nett fa9rsn
pirD, gsb1rt eben 81 9erdleins Bsien.
Der nnIlsrblide Meobietn seine an eiHenl
4uoenblid bes Mitlei6s unb bes Gbels
mufhes aaarunbe. @oa RobIefe, Die bieie
lotur immer mar, bersaB fe ouf cine
Minate, bob Der Gngldnbtr tn bisisn
9aoen tstntn Goelmutb berbisnt, e sos
oeris, elm G6iff unbeDsnili4 inter Ste
al fhideH, unb nurbe iibsrrnnnt. Sin
Waann BARI auf SIT unb i'm Srit9e 10
peniq Grl0itrtbum bdbsa. ipis eih 8inits
Ter ben qiraten Ipitlsn borf; has 1T Is,
unb feline art bon 6didung mub ieber
qendu fennen, banu bat e. ods g1rde
Slid Teinss 9eruIss. linb bennod bat
bieIsr Mann aus GtabIbrabt Ods Ghuus
ern geiner tiefen Menf4enieele oft geflhlt.
Sn feinen iaIiGten grB1hlunger flingt
d pisbsr. Dieter Mann III better. inns
odnolih ME elm ainb, trea unb gut, bag
fish man aus iebem Norie. aber Der
arisa Bat aug ibm gemadt. mas Ct aus
benz treusn. gldubi9s1, gatm beiilden
Golf chen aud geuadt bat: fdarf bis aur
WtHsrlpibe 1T e selporssA
Sn Der 9er5li1teit bss aomerobentrsi,
fes loft Eif, tpie mir 10 FBen unb DisI
laden, bic ionltige tnappe @4peiaIcnteit
Bee prGdtigen. tleinen unb bod erobeH
Gsemdnns. unb ct er3dblt. Gr5dbt.
rie bos aompEfdiff, nahbsm e. bonn
9orptbo eeiroHsn mar, rsrplrrt pis Elm
lebeaoss Weien unb i'm 9aIttreiie. Der
fir uunOsd9OHsnss @il6 70 bsssi4nsnS
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04

IN, einen Qugenblid berumfu6r unO bonn
gldterlaf belam. Sisf isntte e f9
6intiiber, unb Der Bug fam AoA empOr.
ais rang. Elm 2eben am auft. Damn
neigte Ii6 bas rieiige Gdiff na4 Bad
borb, bic S4lpte id6pftsn DaBer. Sc
Tei Elm groBartiger QnbIid s%etueier, Die
DdB sraue Mesr in bic fdtpur5en G4Iiinoe
bineiniiiir3te, aug beneH, ME ie ihon bera
Ianten, Elm u~ngebeurer bnntier Rduhfpirs
bel hsrporbro9, bon ben gelof9kn 5euern
ba brunten, no Dirrnis uub 9~er3tpeifs
lung mar. Sn 3tpei Minuten mar Der
aieIenletb 1inab; oann fam dues, mas
an gDrb beipe9lid g~epefen, iiber MaHer
unb trieb in iiunIoIsn areiieln umber,
barunter feh3ig, Iieb5ig rubernoe. ents
Iebte. pergsblid arbeitsnbe menidenleiber.
.8d naai i1 benu, oaB i'd fortfam,A
faate 8erdbeim nit einem gang eigenen
tiefeu @t6em5uge, Der feline Grsriffenheit
binunteripirgen half, unD irenbete fif
etnen augenblid b%eiieiIs. @lei9 oarduF
mar er pieber Der Qlte. limb 10 muB es
Iein. Gentimentalitdt bdrf fir biele
adiTe aus JeberitahI fpdter einmal Da
fein, ipsnu ie an Qdnb 1T, meinetbalben
aud ME. mir bralt6sn ie 70, nnfere
blauca Sunatn; Ieiber. mir 6dben's
ni9t geipoat. uub IS 1T fbftlih, ME biefe
Geeleute 1o3uIagen benz Sob i'm 56er5
bic aappt BON Gddbel fhIagen.
SIN Snnern zines Saudboptes felt es
aus tDie in einem 9ududsmagen. 9d
fam man iid nidt anlebnen; ale Mdnbe
tarrsn bon Griffen unb 9ebsln, Sdffern,
69raubenmuttern unb an6erem fdeins
barren geipirr elmer unerb6rten 9e9nif.
limb Baum, Baum lit 70 penig! Die
pafsrbi9t gu fhIieBen6eu Sbirsn linb
feline, runbe a5det, bnrd bic man meAr
t~letteri ais tritt; bic &oien babsn tnappe
dnbert6dlb &ubitmeter 69IaFrdum unb
| liegen tsine Gle bod iibereinanber. lnh
bod III bic Cuff aud inter @aFer teine
f1Ie6te unb pirb ss aud ME. DEM in
beItdnbigem Gtrom faugen bic Regenes
ratoren bic Feu9ts uno tohlenidurereid
qeDorbene ouf unb treiben bic sereiuigts
NIT friF6em 6duerftpff fpieber In ben
@dum Suriid. Sur 10 tommt ma burh
bic Wleerenas bon Gibraltar, 20 ft9 bic
GngIdnber auF ibrsm GeIIen bic augen
trsbstieIis i4uuenl
@ie germ modte i9 ba mebr %er3d6lsn:
es 1T Elm Munoernert an 9ednit. unb
nenn man bos fdon beroltete tleine
Sau66oot bon seitern anIisbt G.meiu
Sunses", fagte gerdbeim), an benz bas
boppelt 10 nnge unierss Geebslben ans
tsgts, bann gsbt einem iuisber 10 rehf Elm,
pie bod bic Gneldnber bes bsutI4en Boil
fes @iIlen unb a6nnen binauflisitirteH.
@ber iebes Mort, gu BEN i'd anIeben
modie, UNI freubpoa 81 beriAten, ME ba
! aass gut Itebt, fam sum @erratb tperben.
Der QeIer per3sibe mir aud fernerbin.
penn Id bermeiog, Ort unb ndbere Inns
ftdnbe gu nennen. 1uBer bort, no es b0ls
Tia unaeIGArli6 1T: @ir iino umlauert,
unb Ielbit griiber t0nnen 8errdtber net
ben, rOie tb6rt4t eentig ibr bodies 9er1
nidt ndhrten". 8isaei9t mad BEN
arieae mehr. Rur zines m0hte ih allen
geben. bas u~n6ebinste. INNER mehr mad.
Ienbe @ertrduen, bas sinsn ibertpmmt.
Der 10 tief in bic arisgsarbeit bes beut.
Eden Sttres unb Der 1lpttt bliden bari
fpie ih. 1isIem 95Ite fam nihts ees
i4t1sn: es biIbet re oa hl6tsna unlsI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04

9rud Elm Iets, e piro aus unge3aAlttn
einselnen Elm fur1tbarer, eanser 9oltss
Ieib, Elm 8ienenftdat, Elm 4meiienItaat,
ipenn ibr poIt, uber anbers peroeH urs
iere geinbe me er5ninaen!
9ds baden iie gemadt aug bsmielbtn
Gamble, iber bas in trdnmeriiher Rudt
no6 Dor FiinfuuOiisb8is Sdbreu Gidms
borFf8 DdlbbOrDEuf irrte unb bon BEN
6eins fpottets:
Mantiud6terbsrner bsr' Id fiHeen,
Observation-Disclosures ianFt uHo f-alts
Observation-Disclosures Dor 10 fnGftE,
SasptiheH QadtieaaeHlout.
e9On 9ont. IF 9srrsn Jsiubs!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04

Menus @sIssbud beFimmte, blB
ieber Snbier, Der our GubtasRdits gsborts.
INNER eth @tlabe blsibsn muBts unb bab
ibm aud fem GER Hidt bic Jrsibeit esben
Ionnte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04
Dem Sieoer von Cannenbero.
6um Jabrestase Ser SdIad9t.

Did Rfdsn. bsr mil GHrubdHb
Den Gtinb in btiliasoati asm 9ono
3trOroiaen uub 5sridm,itsri,
umbruuis btuis frobet Sang,
llmiaua5t iubeInb beuiiatr 9dul
Dom S9Iadteniturm umptiisrtl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04

DAB, ~uugtbsust brra beiBs alihu,
9eln soupt os aOrbesrs foIsts Grin
Rod LANCE Sabre TRACE:
Dos III s, mas int Gautgbet
0sin trtues golt fir bid rfle4,
I'm betnem Gbrnioss!
Dr. 6riebri8 s8aicreremeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04

init btiratm Corn unb ipifftr Waih
Soa beintr SelOenbtert 6luib
Dos 8cIs9tsiiat ptrIhliHgn.
Dat nod in Dtutldlanp ipsit uub brsii
Nom Sinosnburg IN ~itrnfttr 3eit
Die btnen aitbsr Iineenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04

llub bann hrobnt unb bonnsrt bic
Merit an MID