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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-18
Improving the National Parks.

From Leslie's.
America lately has awakened to her
own opportunities Where hundreds OF
thousands OF Americans formerly
sought exhilaration. refreshment ana
health at foreign resorts. they are now
beholding the wonders of their own
country. A vacation in any of the
fourteen national parks of the United
States means increased health and eff
cheney. BY promoting the acquaint-
ance of travellers from all parts OF the
country who will meet in American
resorts. unifying results VIII be OBJ
tanned. The east and west, north anu
south need to be better acquainted.
Congress created the fourteen nation
al parks Under separate and conflict
ing acts, and has thus far neglected
to pass laws which say how they shall
be managed or developed or to pro-
vide a permanent organization to take
care OF them. Appropriations have been
Inadequate The national parks have
been without headquarters or regu-
lar keeper. As a result they are only
: per cent Developed, and they need
roads and trails. low prices and popu.
lar accommodations for the general
public and a permanent organization
for their development and administra-
ton. Representative Kent of Califor-
mia recently introduced bill providing
for the establishment in the Depart
ment of the Interior of a service to be
called the national park service, whicn
shall be under the charge OF a director.
appointed by the Secretary of the In
terror The enactment of this bill would
result in a coherent plan for the de.
velopment of the fourteen national
parks. When they have been mads
ready for all the people much Of the
$3OO. 000.oo0 which Americans have
been spending annually abroad in tour
ing win remain at home. benefiting d.
rectly and indirectly all kinds of BUSH
ness. The Kent bill should b pesssd
without delay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-18
FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

SEVERAL PROPERTIES FOR SALE at bar
gain prices. which will net purchasers large
and safe returns on amounts invested.
THOS. f. FARRELL
Suite sSs-40 Woodward Bldg. Maia 78s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-18
BUILDING SITES.

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE BUILDING SITE IN
III STREET NORTHWEST suitable for
etc; on ear line: CONVENIENT to Union station.
government printing Office. railroad freight
and express stations, and business center: lot
SOx1O0 feet to alley; improved by old brick
building. for which no charge Is made, that
may be useful to purchaser. Property assess
ed at over $4,000. viii sell for 81 .25 per
square foot or 81 500 for the 5000 square feet.
JOSEPH /. WELLER,
Realty Broker. GA st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-18
FARMS.
FOR SALE.

20 ACRES, ALL CLEARED AND UNDER Gull
tivation; 7-room house. barn and outbuiidings: :
price including stock and equipment 81. $50;
half cash
81 acres: about half cleared: 8-room house;
stable: chicken house: hothouse;. spring;
fruit: price, 81. $50: $500 cash.
About acres: Groom house; stream;
squares to trolley; 81 600; $3.50 cash
Groom brick: ami: large chicken houses;
% acres land: 2-fare zone; $500; $500
cash.
Fully equipped dairy farms. fruit and
chicken farms, salt water and mountain
houses for sale and exchange.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
sf w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-18

NEW HOUSE. WITH TWO 4-R0OM FLATS.
ST. NEAR WISCONsIE AVE.
Rents for 134 q month: $500 equity viii
buy this property; second trust on place;
must cell - ! an leaving tsws. OwNER.
sss ~ snf seess "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-18
AUCTION SALES



ADAM A. WEsCHLER AUCTIONEER.
Sale, to Close an Estate of a
Valuable Tract of Land Con-
tanning 10 Acres, More or Less,
on Blair Road, Adjoining Chill
lum Castle Heights Subdivision,
D. c.
By v by e4. ~ Harry vested IN the
WI ;, I'M, :" $i sis Fl 4 II
c cI Castle Manor; located on Blair rsaS il
the District Of Columbia. and adjoining Chillum
Castle Heights subdivision, containing ten acres.
Terms: One third cash balance in one and
two years. with interest at per cent. secured
by deed Of trust the property sold. or all
cf sso q required e at time Of sale All
recording stamps an and noIEid r ffss
within fifteen days from day of sale.
ADAM 4. wEsCHLER. Auctioneer,
teI2-d6ds go Pa. ave. NV.
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
cult court for Montgomery county. the under
June June NINETEENTH. 1915, Al THE HOUR OF
the late tel arm Of Palmer Page. at Friendship
sis stoee consists OF the usual line
groceries carried in an up-todate grocery store.
The fixtures are all Of the latest design. model
and type, consisting of Large Ice Box. Oil
Tanks; 4 Show Gases. Electric Coffee Mil and
Meat Grinder Meat Stand with full set of
Butcher knives, etc: Cash Registers and
Automobile Trucks tEord model, Electric Sign,
Coffee Tea and Spice Containers.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Telephone Rockville 52-J tel6-3t
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE.
IN PARAMOUNT HEIGHTS AND CEDAR
HEIGHTS "a SUBDIVISION FOR COIOREp
PEOPLED, IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
MD, NEAR THE DISTRICT LINE.
Under decree of court the undersigned trustees
will sell on FRIDAY JUNE SIXTEENTH. AT
rOUR-THIRTY Pm. on, the premises lot No.
co. in block d. improved by frame dwelling. lot
improved by two frame dwellings; all in Fair.
mount Heights. Also lots 242. 244. 236 and 24s
in the subdivision known Cedar Heights. Take
Benning cars 70 the district line.
Terms: One-third cash. one third In one veal
and one-thrd in two years, or all cash Deposit
Of $50 on each parcel. copyeyancing at cost q
purchaser.
500 Riggs building. Washington. u. c..
CHARLES ". CLAGETT.
Fendall building, Washington d. O.,
je13-3t Trustees.
fTOWING TO INCLEMENT WEATHER.
the above sale is postponed until MONDAY. THE
NINETEENTH OF JUNE. AT HALF-PAsT
FOUR PM. 1el6-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-18

Handsome l0-r. Frame Dwelling
Newly painted: bath; electric lights; 8 acres
OF very tine soil; high elevation; beautiful
lawn. plenty berries. raspberries. go0seber-
ries. eurrants and blackberries. abundance Of
beautiful roses and flowers OF all kinds To-
Gated . squares from electric line, l square
from Ratio. Wash. boulevard: price, $3.50:
terms II desired Apply ARTHUR CARR,
Agent for Mortgages, fayetteville. Nd.
LISTENS ROOMS BATH HOT WATER
heat. electric light. gas. porches. fenced. in
haywood, Va; can you beat this at s.. $50:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-18

SAUL's ADDITION-OWNER LEAVING THE
city: detached house: ten rooms and bath;
porches: Pittsburgh automatic water heater.
Apply 10 OWNER. 1918 Emerson st. NV
44i2 KANSAS AvB.-sEMI- DETACHED; Or.
brick: anil: sleeping porch screened; wide
lot; garden: garage: strictly white section; no
saloons; terms reduced. Owner, 443, Treasury.
BEAUTIFCL NEW 3-ROOM-DEEP HOUSE :;
large cellar furnace heat; wash trays; tiled
hath porches; 10 feet rear yard paved alley :
7s9 to TA3 Kentucky ave. Sc: Just north Of
Pa ave. car line. Price. 81, $50: small cash
payment and $25 monthly to include all In
terest. Open until pm.
WHITE LOCATION: FINE e-sTORY. ATTIC.
cellar colonial home: Gr and b.: h.-w.h.: cleo
tricity gas: porches: formerly $3.9SO; now
s. 900: bargain. Hex 49, star Office
JUST OFF OF 18th ST. NV. : sEMl-Dn.
tached; brick residence; 3-story. rooms and
hath; elee. lights: sarase under kitchen; large.
deep lot: . One house; rsice $6,Ogo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-18
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SxLE-CssSisss1.
Attractive Homes Located !.
IN
TAKOMA PARK
$4,000
pretty little bungalow
heated BY hot water.
Let 100Y1ee.
$4,000
2-story detached residence.
Lot a0xl7h.
Six large rooms and bath.
Garage.
Located west Of railroad.
100000
new California bungalow.
Hot, water : he ssG~' and f Electric lights.
Lot 60x2a0.
So,5OO.OO
A new corner residence.
112 feet frontage.
Handsomely decorated throughout.
Heated by hot water.
Every modern convenience.
Large sleeping porch.
$4,000
A beautiful corner residence.
Practically new.
Overlooks beautiful park.
Opposite Review and Herald.
VIM. H. Saunders & Co.,
8O7 18th St.
WE HAVE ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNGALOW
In all sections See us before buying.
HEINE BROS.
NJ, 1907 go New York ave.
WILL SACRIFICE MY GROOM PEBBLEDASE
bungalow; 1 acre of ground; fruit trees
chicken house: near car line; beautiful loca
ton; price. 81, 600. Address Box 2SS, Stai
Office
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FOR sAIE-HousIa

FOR SALE
A new row on Upton street, Just
east of Connecticut avenue. Holy
Cross Academy across the street.
These houses combine every detail
Of construction and finish to make
them compare with others selling at
from $3.50 to $1,000 higher. An
advantageous purchase Of ground. to-
gether with the fact that the con-
tracts for material were closed prior
to the present advance in price. has
made IL possible to offer these at an
exceptionally low hgure-SS, 500. Six
have been sold.
The lots are 25x140. 10 16-fcot
paved alley. Houses contain 10
rooms. 2 baths. reception hall. con-
servatory or breakfast porch and
sleeping porch.
Open Every Day.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO., Inc.
53S 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

BEAUTIFUL CORNER BUILDING LOT.
Georgia ave.; Saul's section, with all i'm
provements; parking on three fronts. Box II.
Star office. 20s
GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH: LOT 5Ox135
with benefit Of II feet of lawn on adjoining
lot: south front. Inquire 1915 Newark St,
Cleveland Park.
5 LOTS, 5Ox135 FIT. EACH; FEW BLOCKS BE-
yond Chevy Chase Club; about 8 minutes walk
from cars; beautiful location; $500 each; own
er leaving city. Boz go. Star Once.
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WANTED.

wANTED-TO RENT FOR ONE YEAR. WITH
privilege Of buying farm OF TO 20 acres
with house and outbuiidings. plenty of water
handy. within two-fare zone. Box 1877 Star
office. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-18

tolored homeseeker investor will find
this an exceptional opportunity to secure a
dwelling on ii St pear weather bureau
Has rooms and bath. deep yard to soft
$3.50. Price only 81. 600
SHANNON & LUCHS,
PHONE MAIN 2345 7I3 18th sT NV
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-02-12

of the gulf all the storm clouds of the
Atlantic seemed to have concentrated
above US. We thought surely to sweet
en- those leaping waves with our sugar
and to stack u arms and lumber on
the floor of the Mexican gulf.
"Kearny did not seek to cast off one
iota of the burden of our danger from
the shoulders of his fatal horoscope.
He weathered every storm on deck,
smoking a black pipe, to keep which
alight rain and sea water seemed but
as oil. And he shook his fist at the
black clouds behind which his baleful
star winked its unseen eye. When the
skies cleared evening he reviled his
malignant guardian with grim humer.
ION watch. aren't you. you red
headed vixen? Out making it hot for
little Francis Kearny aid his friends.
according to Hoyle. Twinkle, twinkle.
little devil! You're n lady, aren't you
logging a man with bad luck just be
cause he happened to be born while
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-02-12

Y o boss was
floorwalker. Gel
busy and sinl,
the ship, you one
e y e d banshee
P h o e b e! HIM
Sounds as mild
as a milkmaid
You can't judge
a woman by hei
II a m e. w b y
couldn't | have
had a man star,
/ can't make the
remarks to Phoe,
be, you belfast.
ed!'
For eight days
gales and squalls
and w~aterspouts
beat us from oul
course. Five days
only should have
1onHa1 ne i'm Tie.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-02-12
O. Henry
Stories
Vl.-Phoebe
By o. n
copyright by Doubleday, Page & Col
By o. HENRY

are a#man OF
many adven-
lures and va
RE d e II t e +.
~prises.' said
to Captain Pa
tricio Malone
DO you be-
lieve that the
possible ele-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-02-12
For Sale

35O.acre Farm, located
in Burlington County,
suitable for GunninG.fish-
ing, etc. Good boat land
ing, plenty of meadows.
house in good condition,
some fruit. No enCum-
branCeS. Will exchange
for other property of
equal value.
SAMUEL
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-02-12

ment of good luck or bad luck-if there
is such a thing as luck-has influenced
your career or persisted for or against
you to such an extent that you We're
forced to attribute results to the OPP
Grafton of the aforesaid good luck or
hoI I,,oIy o.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Der frau36fi6e aame
mnR bleiben.
garnm bas nSuteI bn rui@ in a5weH'
bere ui6t p~erbentfdt wirb.

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Same fon nun aus pistdt fir ben grcBeH
aSuis aud Ftrrtrbin beTtehsn bIsibea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06

Sradereis9 efOrO.
gsic bic ariensanIeibeftiide bersetelt
murben.

Die ungeheusre aeiitung btr aei6ss
orndersi in Der 6eriteIuns Der Sriessaus
leipitiide ltslt f6 nod bel grDBer bar,
ala mad ber Gtid5iffer Der 3eihHungsH
5a berehnaa mar. 60 Iinb fir bic auF
QnleibeEide entfalIenbgn $685. Wiaionel
Mdrt Der britten ariegsanletbs mad ben
WIniden her 3eiHner erforberli9 68,275
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10000 Start, 336O12 Slid 81 5000
Marf, 1926 Slid 3u 1000 mari,
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4rbett, tadniTdsr 2eitnngsfdhigteit uHb
peialitsr Gorefalt Der 8rud bisIer aus
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fhafftn iperbsn fam, 5eigt bic Gsi6ss
brudersi uuf bar 55be i6rer aufgabs uRb
ihrer tehniTdsn 8olltommenbeIt, pobei
nod 3u Rriidf6tietu If. oob fpdbrsnb ber
Griegs8sit aud Drudarbsiten snberer Dirt
fir REID unD Stat dpagefibrt Derosn
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nit Der &ontroue uIp. AID Bit RetGss
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feben bon ben NerbuhnHeen. jebes Ans
leih6Hiid gsnau sspriFt iDirb. Su BEL
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aud Der Geidsbrufsrei uRb 9sidsidul.
oenbernaIiung Elm aapitd Der aRertens
nung ibrer oroben 9riessaref.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Bunte 1>rieos=Cbronik aus oentscben Ianoen

her Sid an ber Ruius. Mertpirbie. e.
mar TEN @rauen, mas ais erier Ginorud
entTfdno irob Der @srtpiitunb, e. plr bee
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con Fardibdrtn @epnlten iin1 erobe Geile
fortqeriNen, SAuttbaufen e~niitanoen, Der
itsben gt6lisbeHe glef serfsBt unb asrtriims
merit, ouraI9lagen pUn rieiergruBen @ras
nntl6dsrn uaD Der SDunmifrahl triift
auf eni5idsno s~smsiBsltts gutiltes Sem
imierlein, auF Sdnlen un6 9feiIer, uli
MtoBpert unb 80sen. 0er 2etfher bes
Domes BON 0irmuiosn bon Urban Soiaes
bert 1T in ben Reilsbanbbiheru aIs oas
einsiae bemerienstperts 9auperf g%endnnt,
uno sr loa eroBtsnteils aus Dem Ghutt
pieoer 5aIammtnoeleieH rnb irgenbtpO
anners nitber duFgsrittet moroen iein;
a nirb iid In benz 5dutt ber airde Der
Bis al ban Rdpitdlen Der GduleR bas
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renn bic Ruins 10, tpie i1 fe Idb erbuls
ten bliebe, Ts Diiros lange 3sit Oas 3iel
pieler 1aHieRb bon asiienben biloen, bic
ebenfo inter BEN Ginbrud iiehtn pirben
Der unOrrgdneIiden S65nbeit, bic bas
@rauen bts arisges iiberOurert.
Bon ben ibsr1usN eigendrtigen @in3eL
beiten BET Stellnug in 8irmlineu Islbit.
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lam man Iasen, SaB ma iiber bic 9ibns
belt unO ib5pfsrif6e Ginbieieit, nit Der
bier bic Gsitung gebaut puros. periu9t
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nal anbers bier. Gas Seigtn. biz oberen
aauten Der friibersn Gteaung, bic taum
9an66o9 aus BEN @dHer ragen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Die brrgeKenea ariegcr.
gsas Der gnnS far f~rsiDiaiaen sater-
laubsbienn setan bat

gIr peraeFene Ssutf4e arisgsr, b. 3.
fir Tolde tapfere admpfer an alien
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laIen habsn oDa beren 4ngeh6rige fir
ibrs aieben oa braubRn nifis 3u tun bers
m6aen, bat Der ktdnnts a9unb file freis
fpiaiasa Northumberland" 8u Berlin Do.
9 i'm GtgeIaufsan alien Sahre cine iehr
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tpurbsn bura bic SiIfsbrsitIddft oeuts
f6sr griber unb GhpeIiern bsr 0ereeiz
isnbeit entrifea; man beilis F4, ibnsn
dnfele Der Febienoen sissneu Gamilie cine
p~armbersise State esr bausrrotn aiss
bafirTprge gu b%sreiieH. Wisbitl tfttr
Dant aus ben uf1tutgn oer3tn Der iibsrs
rdfhtsn Gmpfinasr ftromte. b~tptiien be-
rem sabllpje 3uI9rifisH an bic BohItdttr.
Die 3abI Der hieIem gnnb beidnntfDtrs
btnbsn 8~sreeFsnsn frddH abr tdsli9 I'm
Elm erbeblideg. 9tute fInb fdon Deiter;
10000 @ertFm untsrsubriHgenl 9a
9nnb trbittst ba5u btr5lihf bic trm,
UiihiIfe bon Gtdbt unb 2anb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Ser ariegsitpf
beisen Tramspien.
Cine BON GualinSern iibcrnphrnenE
n~umiimrildc NiuOe.

Ser moherne aritg, Der cine un5obl
rfuer geaffen, un6 aritgspert3euge erlte'
ben lieB, bat eIsi63sitis aud bic dlteiten,
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quite, aIte frisblitt Gpa3isrtod, trisserii1
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Ta 6ti ben Armesu per @isrpsrbanoler
elmer aABerorbsntIidtn 8eliebthtlt erTreHt
BE Gt1ds fuD, mic in elmer 8eitgemdB Ben
Bldn6erei bes .9tmps" ausgsflhrt tpiro,
in Gnglan6 uno nunmebr aud In Trant-
rei6 Bar MobtIiIatipa auf bic 9auer midi
e~nigangsn. Absr i'm @s9enIaB 81 ineI
bisberigtn 8eitimmung btutsle oas Grs
iaeinta bes Stpds ni6t balm, oab bic
Qrmetn unausqeIebt maridierten. ct be-
adna inn @egenteR BET ben Brun3olen EN-
cine Molls su fpielen, ais bar melr pbar
penigtr unbetpegIide Gtellngstrieg 81
Feinen b~auernoea Rt9ttn tam, Bon bsI
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Der Gtod ietntn Gin8ng in ben frdn3Os
ffben G9ibenerGbtn. Die Stodmooe in
Der fran5oFiheR @rnse i@sint nber tue.
niger auf bic Gigendrt BEG SdiBsn9fos
bentrieoes, ais duf cine Rdhdbmuus bea
nalii6en Mtlitdrs 5ariid5ugstgn. BAG Be-
tanntlih uu.b i'm Grisben Itatt nit Sd6sl
ober Geitengetuebr nit Gpastrz upi
atitfGfeH sinbsrlrfSisrte, llnb pern oies
Ter 3uiammenbaus i'm a9emps' In 4b'
rebe geitsEIt tpirb, 70 gsiditht 0iss pabrs
lheinlia aus entsu griiuosn: I'm gu psra
bergen. bob bic nsHig esiibten unb penie
Toi6atiIhsn sneIiI6r 9urustrnppsn elmer
INNER beutliher p%srosnbsn iddbIideH
ginfluB 1uf bic militdriIdt 8%is8iplin
ibrer fransSfldsn &amerabsn ausiibeu,..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Giae TelSjeitnng
tn Gerbirn.
9entide ceter ieten has ni9nriide
gtatt nit fr~anssFideH 2ettern in siuer
forbidden Srnferei.

Gtti Wonctsh ssbsa bic in 6erbitn
ob~erierenoen 9ruppsn cine Gtlbaeitlns
(.Tabori uisag') bsrnus; fe DirD unter
unttr Witpirlung bes 0berlfutnaHts
Observation-Disclosures 9GId Wfrthsimsr
(bes 8ruoers bss ungariTden Didters
Mathiaa @er) pom 2tutnant StHtcn
grnbo unb BON GdbnriA Or. mdrtin
Gsbsr reoiaiert. Dts Reboftsurs geborsn
BEN GeberfneR RssimeHt an, itnsm, ipsls
DIS - ME bstnRnt - snsrft NIT Der buls
sarii9sn arHss 6ihIung asnor1fnsn bat.
Die erfe Rummsr - iie tpurOe in elmer
isrbiIdsn 9rudsrsi nit frans0Ffhta
petiern bon eiaem Seutfden gudDruder
oeTebt = in isbr rsihbaltia unb IpruosIt
bon Sumor. Dos glatt erfdeiut aFuenl
mir sben 8eit bobsn"; Aebattioa unb @bs
miuihrution bsfinben fih mo mir ebsn
Fnb@; v@tlo babsn mir eenug nne 10
ngbrnsn mir ttine prdHumerafionseelofr
an
qeibtr f6nntn, nit has n. Q. s. be-
mtrti, bic bsIteR gsiirdae In bsutihsr
5pro6s nitt rsptpDuaiert perbsa lpni
gldtt erTdeint In uRadril1tr
5pradel, b1 lie boil eelungtnsr Wprt'
Ipiet fnb, bic Fd niht iberIesgn Iafel.
Nus ben .,aIsinsn @n5eigel.A fgi bic fols
osnbs berpors,bObsu: sGiut gldHsene ein'
aeri6icts a~itraimmsriee herrlhnftlihs
mobnung 1T fit IsaBsh Nfsrbs Iofors 81
btrgtbsn. GtnugnTe 10. A.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Sin Senti6sr gatsr.

gu ienm 5amilien, bic mebrere echne i'm
8eIoe fsbsa hobsn, sth0rt aud bsr auss
traesbauer uno frihere IdHgiahrige @es
meiaesbisner SoIeph Qoab tn 6inters
ffmibiug. Sets Ieintr S5bns ffeben felt
ariessbsginn i'm 1elbe UNI lsbeH aae nod.
Bier babpn parDgn gum 9eiI pietuboIt
Bsrnunbet. 3nd trfrsuen fnh aaerhD6s
Fier AusKitnunesn. Gin neiierer GDhH
II MahtmeiftE Ell ber n. BsnbarMtrigs
N6isIlane pcn Obsrbansra unb 6aber uns
otf5mmli6. Der dIisiie bon ieinfn ait
Grbnsn, leinerSeii lpegen ReEtamatioa 5us
~riidetfeat, III sur 3nfaHtsrie l mssss
hD5sn. Der 70 Sabre atie Batter ,oab,
lsIbH Elm Witfampfsr bon 1866 uHb 1870.
1T ftsts Ftobsn Wutes uno man Bort Jpn
INNER miebsr laseu: Gins mofts ID
noA wIsbeH. b1B ale msins @ohm aliid=
1ih hgimstbren, bdnn lpsrne ih Nit ibusH
|tin GifDtrirbsssfeh Islera.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-06
Der u~irjahrisf 1dO.
mie 9n6erl i'm Granatfensr Der Sia.
Iiturr aber he gsImsiHer Bride siHs,

unIanefs bradts beE 2aibadsr sGlos
Osnte4 f~nIaenDtR gelepDfbris BON Der
front an Ser GOA: Gin 9oani1Ee ers
adhlte mir 1OIggnoss: MIE bic JtcIisAer
nitber einmoI bic 9olmeintr Bride bons
barbieFien, IAN Elm tleiner r~ieridhriser
anabe feelenrubis bdherstinppt. 5n bsr
gedten trug sr cine 0Iaf6e wil4, bic
qinis preBts EN- SH9Iein tufummeH, aus
BEN Mtpfel ~bsrrorsudttn. Die granotsn
Fielen auf beibs Getten btr Bride uno
ale GoIbdtsn iparen in ibEt DefunesE
atsrohsu. Sd mar Siemfih in 6i4er3sit
unb babe NIL Aneft beebdtitt, mas NIT
BEN aiaOs ssIdsbsH iDirb.
Cd xief ibm gu, 10 I1us id tonnte:
.BabsrI. pirf bic TlilH meg uHe Iduf 81
mir
M6er CT dHttporitte mir nit unsrFHhts
|irIi1er Rabs: DSu. bus barf Id Hiht.
Mama niirbt MID priigeIn!@
limb ffoR bsribiuoRb er mir i'm
|Idiparsen Raa9 ans ben austH. absr
siret Gtunbsn nd6bsr babe ih i'm. sell
unt aelnEb in Solmsin gsfs1M. Am lisb'
ITtn Faits ID Jpn absesiiBi, osn aBirps.-