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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

p9eus. ben i4 gsTagt. Die Slrpreis
no S6r ieBt for mid ge9abt babt.
bas mar oas ldonits in mel gauges
Gene. Dob Sbr brabs I'M quite @obls
i4ers felt, bas ben i6 INNER gelpiBt
I'm bas peiB aud Die gdr3e 8elt,
penu uiptper iest nod email elmer
idge Oubt, Dab Piebels no 10 E Ser8
ben pie Sbr es babt, E 9er3 ME en-
Gam 10 grob, no 70 { tinolidss
@efiibI ZEN III Iia ietbft unrer 10
b%iffittite 3irtumIten8es, i6rsn artbs
mebtrie nit sntlass ipole, odB 10
SobIf9srs Mimmen un Sinner miBs
bonOsls I'm beritiimmsls I'M fife t1rs
ne, psnn ie In 6einbeslanb TONNE,
0ann Jag i4 gu ie. SIR feto bic orr
bienebri9te %miierdbligite 2eiers no
es an Die gauge Nelt gefppe bubt.
8sus, i'd ben 4riBmeb CANA bers
gsiie sebabt ionit bdtt i'd eud Idubr
genug ebbes mitgebrddt in 5orm BON
Z preRsnt. Sd t0nnt elt9 ia intpeite,
na4 ben Mabr ernal an mid in Die
Suneioet Stebts gu liable I'm i9 bebt
eu9 { CUTE 3eit 3ei9e, apfper Oas
nGr fubltI9 I'M for 6en RieTen min
i9 eu9 bod E aribmeBprefent gems
me, baB ibr aud ebbes for au f6obe
bdbt, Sd fin off aobrs tein reiGer
Mann. atptper i9 ben plentie In for
ben Rteien min i'd au9, bab ibr
mitous 81 fide mel tleines 9reFent
onnemme oubt,4 9srr Rebadtipnar,
i'd ben INNER mel S9edbu1 In mel
&obtpudet. Das ben id srdrls ges
bolt I'm ben for isben Dor Die oreis
Big Spblf9ers tpo In Die Srenfd
mare en- S9ed bon sebn 9abIer aus
gemaGt I'm for ben Rnnie Elm bon
stuuusig Sd1Ier. 0a ben fe f6 81
RObrs gefreut I'M fe ben Ii9 al bert
lid bsoantt. SD ben dinner gefa9t,
i'd min tein 9dnis; Die sreuo hoo ibr
mir esmu9t babt, bic fam gar nit
nit @elb besublt tpsrOe." 9ebn Se,
ben Deg fin i9 tpOmit in berbIeitpe
Sbne Sbrn Timer
phiItpp pier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

Dds I'm ndhften Bible (gig. 81
burgeittate M~orgentleio lit 10 ausges
Itattet, DAB es aud in Den gormits
tagsitunben getragen nerben lam.
Mdn fam Is odrum aus 5Ianea.
aber aud aus Sud ooer einsm mars
men DpGItoff arbeiten. ObtpobI in
ems geI6nitten, lam bod bic BLUE
ii6er 5uttsr gearbeitet iein. Damn bat
aud Der 9iirtel me9r 6alt. Mlan be-
iebt bas moroertleio nit bunter
9orte, oeren 8runbton nit BEN
Stoff ibsreinfimmt, unb pabt 6as
8drO gum 8iirtel in berieIben 6arbe
elm.
8us fOlgenbe Bib (Gtg. a fila.
3iert Elm Sonntagstlei6, bas fir 8as
men mittleren differs re9t aseiqnet
erI9eint. lteber ben Rod fdat cine
tur8e 5unitd, bic bon elmer IoIen
5albsI begren3t miro. Die Saiae Be-
ite6t aus einem paFenartigen Sell
nit aermelanfab. barar ii9 LANCE,
fdmaIs qermeI anfdlieBen. Riidens
unb 8orberteiI Fino gereibt uno Der
pdFe u~ntergefteppt. Die Meite bsita5t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

NOD bic Ra6feier Bel ben De6eapei'
Ter mar IN bas mir 0a for { gute3eti
| gebabt ben. Sd ben oranosnte miiFt,
ipte It9 Die GiOs INNER duf ben Dag
| geFreut bate, 6ds meint tpie Il nod
tlein mare; Teitbem is groB getporos
Iin. oo fin ie ia rege1sr Rau0ies ses
tpprbe, diptper i9 BEN nur an DIE
If90ne 8eite gebentt I'm ii tel iub,
od ts es mid 0o9 teinoer fonnie
inns Ser3 gsfporOe IN i9 FEN gefiiblt,
als pb mid en- Oider Comp meme
9robt erauF tomme bebt. Na9 Dem
Die Mubftd for E Bsil ttpper mar,
Oa ben is piObsr gsitdrt IN zen ges
fpielt: 8 bu ieItge, 0 6u frD6Ii9s,
gnaoenbringenOe Deibnadts3sit! Sd
ben nit einmal 70 en- belle S9ein
Dinner mid genohtiHt, in { Gsdenb
Oreb i9 mid erurI, IN mas tperu Ss
bente, ftebt bod 6u Der f90nite tleine
ariBmeBtris, nit E 2atts &dnosIs
lin Aeppels bran In glots In Studies
IN pie i6 BAG gelebn ben, oa ben
id mid nit msbr battle t0nne: Die
Tiers fin mid aus bic Ause gelaufe
IN i'd ben sebahIt pie 9 tlsines &tn6!
Serr aeoadttondr, i9 ben I@pn
piele i96ue ariItmeBs3 elIebrebl9ens
erlebt, mo mer 8re6ents gsbabt ben,
ais ipenn u1er Mtaiondrs ipGre, no
bic ai6s i'm ben 5rte erum geodn3t
fin I'm Ii6 gefreut ben. ais tpenu
Il { MiIion geI4sHtt bate triegt;
no Die 2i33ie 70 bdppie mar, bab is
gang uutieit Ous 9Gus'9e getpsis ia
un frp i'd ieIblt for Iauter qlsFier
I'M 8ergniege BAIT an bic Sizzling
tfnumpe tonne atpper 10 {
I9Dne ariitmsb, tpie Die bier in Jeins
oesIano unner bic beitI9e Sobli9ers,
in { SrenI9 no in ben @rauno eins
qegrotpe mar, fern BON bic Seimatb
I'M fern bon Die 6dmil9, 70 I95ne
ariBmeB ben id utptper bod nod
ME nit erlebtl
Die i9 nit CREME fertig mar, bd
ben i1 ebbes bon mid setpipe miiIIe
IN oas Is en- tlsine SpietI4 sepeie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

I6eiisn uno otroI. asbtsre tdnntr
aud gan1 aus Der farbigsn Gtioi
hsrgtIttat iperben. Rsuartlg IN rH
pdlsiot, Der born BIS snapp absr biz
9ailsnIinie binabgeht. pdbrtHo an
ben Gtiitn un0 bintsn LANCE Shobt
Dis unter btt anielinie bsrabfdllen.
Dd5u iommen Sismiih psite, NIT Der
9diat aus sinem Slid gsIdnitieH'
qsrntI.
Dos i'm srIien Bible GJis. y bdr'
eeIisats Mintertoltiim Bat sinsn aus
bier glditen gabnen b~eIisbenOsn Rod.
9ir loit Sadiode miro Don sinem
anopf 5uIammsngsboItsu. Der G9aIs
trnger, Der In Der abbilbnns aus
Ssioe III. Tam aud aus Dem Sat-
isuitoif asFertist tpsrbsn. Mlan int
gut, bic Sudt 3u f~iitierr.
Dunller WoaItoff III 5u Dem
fsbr sinfadsn aiti6e bss nGds
ten Bibles (Jieur q %setpabIt.
Der aus bret 9obntn ~bsttbsnos
Rod III born Ieitpdris brett uns
Idumt unb NIT bret grobsn aRops
fen btisbi. Der SdluB Der BLUE 1T
i'm anfhluB an ben Hod Iettli1 Iort'
gsfibrt, Der ausfhniit 0urd cine
bsasre Mefts allsgefint uno bon sis
mem peiBeu Stidersitrusen umgsben.
Dem aHseidnittenen Qermsldniub
TinO lauge suge aermel gessngsIeBt,
bic bon elmer 9iiIriifds umssbsn
Iin0. Sin SdmigirtsI. Der uutsr eis
nsr Sdleife fdIieBt, umlpunnt Die
Sains.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

RAID se4olfS@ Sunsst
Dihtsr: .gBie Ioa th Is nnr mo
den, um meme Gebitts ni4t forts.
lebi snriid5HerboItsn2"
GrsunO: .esse eiufad feline ss,
tourmarts mebr Bet"
6tartsr 8eneis. pro.
FeTor: .Die iannIt Du mir porfDsr,
fen, boB i'd btrssbIi9 iei2!'
Sungs Jrau: .Sdf 9u mir IL 81,
usH SuB pitosrsgebsH. Den i'd 9tr
gab?!"
Der S9miers. sbeo'
teroirsttor (por 8sginH Der 8orItel,
lung gum pubIitum); .9ur9 beSeu'
tsnbe RsuanidafFurgen Iinb mir iebi
IN ben 9eiib 10 gldu5enbtr nsuer So
ftiime g%etOmmen, oob mir bic &C.
ebrten Better Der %poroeren gantrsi.
ben gang ergsbsnft bitten m06tsn,
8ri1en auf3uisben, bumit ibre au'
gen nidt geblenoet iperoen!"
Gin pbiIOfopb. rllno
fporilm ipielen iungs MGo6en 10
germ nit Der 2isbe21
Plus Ra9e - gle niTen borber,
baB, trenn Iir alt tperben, Die 2isb,
nit ibnen ipteIt.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

Srt gsgeben. Gin Bauer
tommt in Die Staot, Iis6t, baB
bic 9eute sufommenIaufen, uuo frogt
eilIen pprbeigebenOeu Germ, mas oenn
Oprt los lei.
9srr: IRA, bort but cine Sub Elm
81 gslsgt,"
8ausr: nabo, aus benz i9lipft aes
nib aud anal 10 q Dds, tpie sic
amer fin6.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

~
i'd fam S1ne Iuss, i'd ben geidlafe
ME { 8abb in feline areoel. 9a lam
mer iebn, mann Der Meni9 { sutes
RonI6ien3 bat! Iie lang ib seialu.
fs ben, fam i9 nit idqe, oipiper NIT
sinem NAL, 60rn i9 Die i40nite Mub.
lid. mo i'd in mel gan3es Gene seb0rt
ben. 3uerI6t ben ia ssDentt, i'd be4t
es mebbie Orieme; i4 ben mid bic
guae gerobbt I'M ben bic SO1lfders
aeIebn lin i'd fin in Die 9reni9 &c.
,ipeIe, atpipsr bic Muhfid ben Id mod
INNER eebDrt.
So mar { Mtliterrte 8Gnb no ges
Ipielt bat, gang fubft uiUper Id ben
ieBt ausma9e tonue, Dab es 0as
.i66ne 2isb mar: ,Stile Radt bsili.
ae Na9t," no Hsr fdon als CANA
i6maIe Ribs in Die ate aontrie &C.
Iunae ben IN oa ben i'd { psnia
fiogerina seOubn I'M nit eirlem nal
ben i'd gu mid ssiost: aPbilipp
6eut Is ia Gbribmsb S4f IN ss ia
bds erI9ts nal in mel ganaes Gene.
CAP i'd Ous psrssIie gebobt ben. Meis
ne Gebants mar gIeid in DIE Sunsis
ieb Stebts. i9 ben an bic 9iS5is,
mas msins alte is IN an meme aios
0enle miiFe IN tpie mir iulmer bic
ariBmsB 10 i9Ou i'm GomiIisssrtsI
5~eEIebrsAtst ben, IN ipie Oann INNER
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

Bosbaft. gIte Sungfsr:
.@eRern dtsno poIlts mir elm 6srr
sinsn Sub rdubsg = IN Der GiIe bal
sr obsr Oas Sdrau5srI meiHeS
NaorIs srDiIGt !"
Grsunbin: Der @IldspiBl'
Galfde Guffoffang. ":
sBie sefdlIt Sbneu msin neuss ca,
fa2"
g.: sSebr fd6u. oas mS9f id
bsIiBsn."
a.: .gitts - usbmsn Sic germ
qIaB.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19
@ornebm. 2eopolb,

9ornebm. Qeppolb, Der
iedsidbrige Gpr6Blihg aus Der 9ells
Stage, bsfubt ieinsn sleidaItristn
SpieIgsfdbrten i'm 6~ritten Stod. DIRT
tommt er gsraoe 0d3u, ipie bic iorgs
li6e 9ansfrau oas S6ubpert ser
5amilie ou,diiebt un6 oefette Stiids
%ansfonbert, bamit fe gum ausbeFsrn
tpeggebrd6t fpsrben. AIs bic Durds
fi6t bseuoet 1T, IdBt fi6 2eOpoIb Oer'
nebmen:
.Menn Bel uns etpas faput III,
gebn mir ni6t glei9 gum S6uIter;
bo stebsn mir nod cine MeiIs Die
GummiI9ube oriiber.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

Der arme Gbemnnn.
mann dpdt nadts bsruaidt su 0aus
tommenb): p90r bod uur ouf al teis
fen, Qlte. es 1T oo9 gerooe 5tgafe
genug fir mid. oaB i'd Did IN
meinem Ruufd ooppelt febe!!@
Aus aalau. a~eiIeonfsI:
r@e6t S4re ubr na9 Der 8abH2@
9OteIier: rDie ubr ni9t, a6er meiu
6yiebrid!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19
gautter sranOt

Sren an bc5 Marttes ode ifano
Sett @tpigteit bic Ruttcr Brandt.
limo ieoer lpuBte III Ger Gtaot,
Dab lie Die beiten Slide bat.
Gle CAB lie le6em germ ruo fpilIig
Wit pieIcm Sob miS nidt al biIi9.
limb bat Elm MGgblein 8tmperIih
Born 8appeItier 9efarftet iif,
Sp ih!ig iie 8ralen, 5edbte. S1leiu
Gang mnnietot an gfenitein.
Chit REF elm Srduleiu gau5 entp6rt:
sgtein hns lit luirflid nnerbGrt
Mit FOLDER SiidequdIeleil
Sd 6ole alsif Die goIs3eil@
8ou 9orn barob ots aIte frdr;
rEe6cu Gle mein'ttpegen auf ben 3onS
60 made ids ihon bier8ig Sd6r;
9as 1T Sas 8ieb8euq Idngit geiuobntl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

sinsm born seIdlungsnsn GjiirteI aus
fammenaebolten finb. 9a Samt
mint in 6Qs @ebiet bts Gurus bers
niefsn iper6en Dart, fon6ern aners
FAINT prattiI1 i'm Srngen III uno
namentli9 fir bic @inters5eit Das
ru... geeignet, neil er Iebr marin bait,
beQeanen mir i6m Dielfa9. Gs tpsrs
Ben baraus atnoertleiber un0 MGns
tel, einfahe GtraBcnan3iigs fir 0as
men uno ioIde fit Teisrlidere @erana
Iafungsn berfertigt.
Giner eroBen 9sliebtbeit erfreut
Td nod INNER bos fossnannts
GdnsiberEleiO (Sailpr mobe), bod
aeb0rt su einem ioldsn aOItiim cine
sIspante BLUE, Die gu Dem Hods unb
paletot in barmOnii9en 3uiummens
hama Stsben mub, Sdmit Der golse
GinOrnd Elm einbeitIihsr 1T. Gntpss
Der fertiqt man bic @lufe aus GeiOe
BON Der 5arbe bss aoItlms, ober IN
etipds bsuersr G6uttierung, o0er man
pdbIt ipeiBs o0sr rnbmfnrbige Gsioe,
NIT einem tleinsn 3uiaB in Der 6ors
Be bes Godes, ipis farbt9e an0pfe,
~lnfuHung pun &rdgsr uro Wiuns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19
asriFsn, bslm Murl4s

= an8igGia. gteItere Sunss
fer 0dBlid): a9sntsn Gle iid. mein
Qmi 1T pl5bIin ipiitsnO setuogoen!"
9srr: p9obeu sic i6n pieIIsi9t obs
sstiBt?"
= Gut g~egtbsn. wirt (3um
Rsoaiisur): .Sosbsu fub frVhs Aus
tern aneetpmmen. i'd babe aud cine
Ssus 3ubereitungsnrt. Sic fOIlteH IiH
sin. 1 asben IaHsH9!-
30 hsetnettpegenl 49,. @eben sic
mir bnTt ttd Re3eniicnserem~
pIare.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

@taubbaft. pglein @pbn
i9reibt isbt aud mon4mul, unb ieine
5a9en tperben bon bielen Mlenf4en
NIT SutereHe geleIen."
p0a i4reibt er po1l 9pmOriItis
i6esg1
ngtetn - sic Speifetdrte!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

gosBaft. a66in (nsu Elm.
geiretsn, als iie in Der SpeiIetammer
Diels fertige Spsiien. Die ii6rig gebIies
ben fnO, finosD: r9ndbiee 5rau fac
Fen ipobl bisber ieIbit geiodt9"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

9Oftbeater SnteuOant.
uno gum SduB Oadte i4 mir eine
grobe QpDtbeoIe nm Gp. DurdIapfl
MarmOrbufte: Die Orei @ra3ien unO
Die ueun Muieu.~
Ssrsniffimus: rQsb-gan3
nett, Iisber 9rut uber' n btBden un.
Ipmmetrii9, mein' i9: orst @ra3isn
uno uern MuIen9 Nsbmen sic opdj
Iieber bon ieotr Sorte N balbes Guts
3en0!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

a~tnbsrmunb. Ghnsioet
(fiir ben tIeinen 6rtb Elm qoar Sos
len Gbliefernb, gu beHen Mamd):
p9ld, bic Iino iebr feit gearbeitet
Die serreibt er 10 Iet4t ni6t!D
Ser tIeine Jrib: ngaa bas min Id
nal 5ebn!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19
SrOgbem.

Der bI0Se Mudi tommt bintsr
uns ber."
aSit 6as Ser, Der sbe Dame I Il |.
len mig
.Su, aber Der gtfF III MT Ii ns
Sigt!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19
Ofener Sdrfibebrief hfa
Qhtltpp 5amrrampter.
Mlein Iie6sr 0err Rebadtiondr:

use iD 10 III Ote
3renid stioFe ben.
ba ben id NIT einsn
nal aefublt. ais oil
i'd drig teiert mai
IN i4 ben 9soeutt
i'd tOnnt grab 10
gut en- tIeine Rdpp
nemme, 0ds bebt
mid iiderIi4 tein
Sarm oubn I'm
f4ubr senus Id fin
duh einaefhldfe IN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19
Sradir6Iu.
9eripnoInaflridt.l

Serr prOfeFor t. feiert beute
feline iilbsrne 9od3eit an Der gsits
ieinsr Satin, Sic ibm MIN f9on boae
% Sabre oas 2eben in ieosr ge5iss
bung ptrefelt!4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

menO FinO bic aermsIaufIdIdse. Sin
breitss Samt sat IL ala @Hrisl psrs
arbeitet.
3pei pruttii6e Ghnitie Fir 1aas
bembsR. bic In friibsrsp Jobren NIT
8orIiebs geirogtu ipuroeH. finOen isst
ipieber aniIons. Beibs finb NIT qers
meIn geI6Hiitsn uHo init IdmalsR
Stidsrsidnidem o0er Sdtsllpibsn Be-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

2angt. aSit benin aud fir
bic lluterbaItuus Bel Sbrsr !Sod3stt
Gorge getragenY'
% ia, auBer mebreren Rpmitern
iino apsi QfritarsiienDe unb flint
SOrFter beiteat."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

Die baii9t McDe, bie I'm gsgtn.
fnb 5ur frdn50ffdsn iHfoles bss
Arisgts IN Dtuilaldnb srit eigsniIid
~irtlsrt worbsn N uuo INNER lpsIitrs
0srbreIInna IInba, ia ioaar aud in
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

osfsm gan6c f6 ein8ubiirgen Be.
ginnt, tenu3sidnst Ii8 8uuG6I oa.
bur9, DAP Der gei9libte Rod, Der
sa 70 bisl gsrgernis 9eranlaFung
gsgebeu BAT, als abgetan betro6tst
miro. Gbenio bat Der an perI6ieoes
nm gdsn unb Gnbsn unmotibiert oes
raft eepeiens Rod peifsn mifen,
nm tinem 3od, Der Elm normdles
ausidreitsn geItattst, bas 5eIb 5u
iibsrlafen. Den garuiertsn Rod bins
sesen Iiebt man pieIfad nit sinem
fuIteHrsi9 gei6nitteueu. tirSersn
nsbertleib. geben 0en tlrsen
Saden, ois fan dusI9lisBIi8 aus
bemieI6en Stoif ME Die RSde sears
beitet TinO, be6auptsn fi9 Idn9e Sat-
fen, iogenonnte lleberr6de, bic Iia i'm
Itrsngsn 8inter Isbr bepabren. sic
iino anfHIieBeub, gum 9eiI gIpdig
gsTdnitten uno peroen 3umeiit gu
glatten R6den getragen. Gebr btlis6t
finb Acknowledgements Saden, bic bon
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

aus sintm GpIbeusedlbsI. bds unttr
elmer Balis oHasbradt IN, Die mon
NIT 3irtH0pfsn belsbt. Gin Gdmt.
fhIsif6sn unO Elm Spibtntrdgtn BIZ
ben ben atidIuB. 3amit i%bsrsinHim.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19
ssslaIts eaas5,I.

SECT itSbnt is BEN 0ottOr tpts,
Der Dor, pispieI Gorge ibr bic Be-
tleibuHg drmsr 6siOentinOer made
.9ie asrmltsl Gle ioats In Die.
lem puHtts lisber Elm biB6eu an Ii6
gelbIt Denten!4
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-01-02
STEEL CARS COMING
FOR WESTERN TRAVEL
Denver G. Rio Grande Expects Modern
EquIpniSst For EXPOSITION
Service

Preparations are being made by the
Gould lines for the handling of n
great number of passengers going TO
and returning from the two Pacific
coast eXpositions this summer. The
first of new order of all-steel equip
ment has been delivered to the Mis-.
souri, Pacific and the Denver x Rio
Grande. The Western Pacific will get
the use of this new equipment as the
through traffic demands it, Ii is the
plan of the Denver & Rio Grande to
replace all wood baggage cars and
all wooden coaches with steel cars
for exposition travel and the company
has requisitioned the Pullman COM
pany for a complete all-steele Pullman
equipment to be placed on trains No.
l and No. s..
Beginning with March l il is con-
tcmp!ated to make train No. ! west
bound, solid Pullman train. Two
tiurist cars WI be carried next TO the
baggage cars. but the remainder of
the train will be standard Ppllmans.
The new steel dining cars which have
been received by the Gould lines will
be used exclusively on the California
express.
The Denver & Ric Grande has been
receiving steel coaches and reclining
chair cars for several months, but the
Pullman company has not been fur
niShing steel sleeping cars in as great
proportion as they are being delivered
to eastern lines. The western roads
expect to have more steel cars with
in the next two months.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-01-02
TAXPAYERS WILL
FILE SUIT SATURDAY

The Humboldt County Taxpayers
association has retained the law firm
of Foyt, Gibbons & French to repre-
sent ii in it's endcavor to obtain re-
lief from the arbitrary and outrage.
GUS assessments inflicted upon its
members BY the state tax commission.
Judge French was in town yesterday,
gathering his data upon which to base
an action at law, and stated that suit
will be filed in the district court here
Saturday.
As probable basis for the suit, to-
day number of the countys heavi-
est taxpayers made tender of the
amount of taxes due on the valuation
fixed by the assessor Treasurer Hocn-
stine declined to receive the money.
Several of the newspapers of the
western part of the state, including
the first issue of the Nevada Demo
crat, have insinuated that taxpayers
of HUMBOLDT and Elko counties are
attempting to dodge their just proper
ton of taxes. These statements are
evidently made off hand and without
knowledge or reference TO the actual
existing facts. AS an illustration the
following are given as a sample of
Humboldt county's assessment:
During the present year Swan &c
Foster purchased from the Golconda
Cattle company 300 acres of land
paying therefor $500 per acre. The
tax commission raised the assessed
valuation of this land to $24.00 per
acre, or eight times its actual cash
value.
The pasture and meadow lands OF
A. F. Trousdale, situated below town
on the river. were both raised to the
same figure. $24.00 per acre. although
the merest novice knows that meadow
land is much more valuable than pas
tuTe land. The entire tract may be
bought at from $1,000 to $500 per
acre.
Pearce G Tobin recently purchased
their ranch from the First National
bank at $1,000 per acre. This land
was appraised by the assessor at 5000
per acre, which was abut the right
figure, compared with other assess
ments. The commission raised the as
sessment to s24.O0 per acre.
Fortunately this matter will not be
left TO the friends and defenders of
the tax commission for adjustment,
but will be settled by the court.--Sil-
yer state. u
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-01-02
u. S. TO RECEIVE
PROMPT REPLY
British Officials Are Considering the
American Protest Against
Shipping Seizures

n London dispatch says: The Brit,
ish foreign soffice, in agreement with
the American government, tonight is
sued the protest of the United States
J concerning delays to American com.
merce due to search of vessels by the
British fleet. II was issued through
the official press bureau.
"The public has regarded the note
as a diplomatic document of probably
| greater Importance than any other in
cidental to the war. The first COM
| ment on it in the newspaper offices
tonight, however, was that the note
| was less specific in stating the Amer
| ican complaints than had been expect
ed. It had been generally assumed
! that it contained details of various
cases on which complaint was based"
American Ambassador Pages note
to Sir Edward Grey. in transmitting
the statement of the American govern
ment, was as follows:
American Embassy, London. Dec.
90, 1914.
Str: Under telegraphic instruc-
tions from my government, have the
honor to acquaint you that the pres
ent condition of American foreign
trade resulting from the frequent seiz-
ures and detentions of American car
goes destined to neutral European
ports has become so serious as to
require candid statement OF my gov
ments views in order that his
majesty's government may be fully
informed as to the attitude of the
United States as to the policy that
has been pursued by his maiesty's atI-
thorIties during the present war.
"T am therefore directed TO com
municate to you the following state
ment and at the same time to assure
you that It is made in the most friend
ly spirit"
The American protest continues to
be the foremost topic in the English
papers. Sir Edward Grey, the British
foreign secretary, and Ambassador
Page had a conference concerning IL
today. II Is understood that Great
Britain will make reply TO the note in
a few days, probably next weeh.
Speaking for the foreign office the
press bureau this afternoon denied the
suggestion published in the London
Times that its previous statement on
the time the American note was re-
ceived by the foreign Office was issued
with the intention of charging the
American government with discount
esy in giving the contents of the note
to the newspapers before II had been
received by the foreign office. The
statement Of the bureau says this sug-
gestion is totally unfounded."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-01-02
1roNO?AH BUYS $1,000
WAR REVENUE STAMP

Tonopah bonanza: This morning
the Tonopah Banking Corporation
received from the internal revenue
office, in San Francisco a tiny piece
of paper representing the investment
of $1,000. The souvenir measured
1RX1A inches and, although the
execution of the face was a work OF
art in the engraving line, it was not
sold on artistic merits but rather OH
the face value, which called for ST..
900 in gold.
This stamp is the first one of that
denomination issued on the Pacific
coast since the war tax became eff.
fective on the ist of December, and
therefore was regarded as such a
curiosity in San Francisco that the
newspapers of that town gave eX-
tended space to a writeup OF the oc-
currence which was an event in the
Office of j. j. Scott, collector of in
iernal revenue. The Tonopah Cash
Boy Consolidated Mining company. is
entitled to the distinction of paying
$1,000 into the war treasury, as the
stamp will be used on the articles of
incorporation of that company, which
reorganized last week on an assess.
able basis. Z
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-01-02
UNITED STATES
COULD END WAR
This Is Statement of Representative
VoIImer to House
Committee >

How the United States could end
the war in ninety days by cutting of
the export of war supplies and how
some day the issue" between this
country and Japan must be tried out
in the Pacific" was described by Rep.
resentative Vollmer TO the house for.
eign committe Thursday. With Rep.
resentative Bartholdt he endorsed
the joint resolution to empower the
president to prohibit exports of war
supplies.
Vollmer predicted that Japan pro.
To&ed to hold not only Kia Chow,
but the islands in the Pacific she
haC seized. He said Germany cannot
be beaten and the people are united
and determined. "If the war con-
tinues it will go on and on until the
world is dragged down into bank
ruptcy." Bartholdt said the ship
mepts of war munitions aggregated
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