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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
Damaged by Heavy Trucks.

Heavy automobile trucks are said to
be damaging these streets severely and
the only remedy proposed is that they
be paved. The cost of keeping up the
macadam roads ranges from IL to IS
cents square yard, it is stated, where
as the paved streets are maintained at
cost of about : cents a square yard.
While paving of the more important
suburban roads would require consid-
cradle outlay, the saving on repairs. it
is contended. would be so enormous as
to make this improvement highly de-
sirab1e from an economy standpoint
In their present condition some of the
suburban roads are more or less of a
menace to travel, it is stated, and the
municipality is in constant danger of
damage suits. The recent rendering
against the District of "A verdict of
$4,000 in the Burke ease, it is pointed
out. was the result of a depression in a
suburban street in Brookland, which
caused a fatal accident.
The Commissioners may make a
strong appeal to Congress at the next
session for sufficient capitalization to
put the suburban road situation on an
entirely new basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
British Course Is Condemned.

. LONDON, May 20.-The action of
Great Britain in consenting to relax
her blockade order and permit the safe
passage of $4,000 tons of dyestuffs from
Germany To the United States is
strongly condemned in p lengthy ed
itorial in the Morning Post today. be-
cause such action gives an advantage
to manufacturers of neutral powers
over our own manufacturers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
The Stars of The Star.
IAN appreciation.

IAN apprcciation.)
Evening Star. debt we'd pay
debt that has been growing
From night to night; then look this way
And catch the flowers we're throwing
It's not for any page Of news,
Nor any sage discussions.
Nor tales that, give US bird's-eye views
OF Tentons, Franks or Russians.
'Tis this: since life is tragical,
We'd thank you in rich measure
For Clifford X. the magical,
Whose pencil deals out pleasure.
And for our one and only "walt''-
Clever and sane and merry;
One must with life be sore at fault
Who would not md him CHEEKY.
We know these toilers need a rest,
But. paper. could We seize you
And turn the page with the old zest
With these gone: May 1t please you.
II change must come. with changing times
The while life onward stretches
Spare US still Walt Mason's rhymes,
And still our first-page sketches.
r. II. B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
SUBURBAN ROADS
IGNORED IN BILL
Engineer Officials of District
KeenIy Disappointed Over
Lack of Provision.

District engineer officials are keenly
disappointed over the failure of the
District appropriation bill, as reported
to the House. to provide for the macad-
amizing OF Benning. Livingston and
Queens Chapel roads to the District
line.
Provision had been made in the esti-
mates for the improvement of these i'm
portant travelways connecting the
District with Maryland. In the latter
commonwealth the roads are highly
improved; but they present a vastly
different appearance after crossing the
District boundary line.
Improvement of these thoroughfares
was regarded one of the most i'm
portant street recommendations in the
budget and effort undoubtedly will be
made in the Senate to have one or more
of the items inserted in the bill when it
reaches that body. =
According to officials of the engineer
department, the Districts macadamized
suburban roads. which were not de-
signed to accommodate heavy traffic.
are constantly requiring repairs. at a
cost to the city of about 200 per cent a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
HALF-PAY RETIREMENT
IN F|FTY-TWO CITIES
Adoption of That Plan for District
of Columbia Is Advocated
Strongly.

tifty-tWo cities in the United States
retire their superannuated and disa bl cd
firemen at one-half of the pay received
for active service.
This fact is disclosed by a mass OF
data on file with the House District
committee, which is considering legisla-
ton for adequate police and fremen s
pension systems for TIE District
The subcommittee which is framing a
firemcn's pension bin is expected TO
make rero-t 10 tine full committee
next week. Inl-ss the so per cent
retirement. provision is included, any
bill that MAJ he reported will be apl to
meet with opposition from members OF
the nreTens association as well as
loca! civic bodies. "h!ch have been
lrsing thst Washinston be lput on an
c equal, footing w.ih other cities With
members Of the police and fire depart
nents.
Advocate one-Half Plan.
Members Of Congress are receiving
communications from fireinen's associa-
tons throughout the country urging
mat the 80 per cent provision be
allowed members of the Washington
department. The District Commission
ers are in favor of the one-half pro-
vision. as are all OF Washingtcn's citi-
zens' association which have taken up
the matter. The Federation of Citizens
Association is expected to make a
special appeal to Congress for this
arrangement.
In addition to the ifty two cities that
observe the 80 per cent plan, three
municipalities pension their fremen at
amounts ranging from one-third to one
half of the active salaries: one at five
eighths and one at eleven -sixteenths and
three at fifty dollars O month. In less
than half dozen cities the pension
amounts range from thirty five to forty
dollars IL month.
All OF the larger cities provide for
half-pay retirements. This is believed
to be the fairest plan and it is prac-
tically certain that any other proposal
for Washington will be strenuously re-
sisted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
PLANS FOR IMPROVING
PRESIDENTS GROUNDS
Assurance Given That Nothing Will
Be Done to Mar Present
Beauty.

Preparations are being made by Col
Harris, the engineer officer in charge of
public buildings and grounds, for the
Improvement of the long-neglected
area of the Presidents grounds lying
west of the Ellipse and south of the
State. War and Navy building.
General plans for the artistic develop
ment of the area are under considera-
ton by the members of the commission
of fine arts, and Frederick Law Ohm
sted, conceded to be one of the leading
landscape architects of the world, is
making a special study of the subject.
Plan Under Consideration.
Although not finally approved the de-
sign which meets with most favor in
wolves the liberal planting of linden
and elm trees interspersed with decidu-
Gus towering trees peach, etc. along
the 18th street area. especially in the
vacant space. formerly occupied by the
Presidents stable near the line of E
street. extending the lines Of c and D
streets to the driveway around the Ell
lipse. providing additional paths.
changing the line of the existing bridal
path and affording vista of the State
Department building from the river.
In addition to the main idea of beau
tifying the area and it's surroundings.
having in view possibilities of future
development, it is desired to improve
the accessibility of the great park in
the way of traffic facilities, both bust
ness and pleasure, in connection with
the imm edate environment as well as
the District park system as whole.
Rearrangement of Roads.
The execution of the project undoubt-
eddy will involve a Encouragement of
the existing system of roads and paths,
but, it is stated officially, nothing will
be done to injure or impair the appear
ance Of the buildings on 18th street or
their surroundings.
II is understood that some of the Off
Gals of the Society of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution are apprehen-
sive that road is to be constructed
opposite their building. and that many
beautiful park trees are to be de-
stroyed. At the Office of the fine arts
commission it is stated that such fears
are unfounded, and that all persons in
terested may feel assured that nothing
will be done that could possibly mar
the attractiveness of the park or its
surrounding. and that it is not likely
that it will be necessary to remove more
than two or three trees which, ii is
said, already are in a state of decay
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-08
Cine Grkldrlltta.

gin ~rafaIAafer fSaftor in Der gaIfanaanpdgne III bisber Sarrals
aroke iii 5aonfi 8uianmenae8ogene arnee aeneen Set nobe5l
sahresfrilI erfrent fe lid bort eines %beitonliher 1dlans u10 BAT aofolut
afhts agfan, trogoent nod 9erihten Der Aaiierten BORT uber 100000
D3annI foasentuert fno umO etn gortoB rad goroen ~Die6erbot ourf Die
ifrateafhe gage bringen0 ge6oteu erihien.
Sic gnadrlng fir Die unegreflide lHtahger oleier groBen armee
hat @eueral 5arrqiI nun ieIbt gege0en no 5par IN etnert 8rtoatbrtete
ser iIaeIid5 niht fir Die Cefentahfet beinunt mar, aber 0nrd irgeno
fdhe llmIanoe bod befannt geuoroen it,
General Sorral erfdrt BARN gang often, baB er nit Der beteroaenen
Soloatrsfa, Sic in Solonifi 5aiommenge3ogen it, nidbts dntangen fdnh
Nnf3 Ste bort bingeian0ten Au1ttdlier 8oD6Rs mo g3orooenre dber fame
1pEnnfen fits, oaB bic pefBeu mnO farbigen Gnglan0er Dom0gHa nod
idiinfaer fm0 nn0 oe stoGeuer j@e @eegenbet bcnuBel Dem 5ein6e
auh Dnn fe ihm nuueriih nett lbereaeh fh0. Die aebrlete 81 5egea
Als fetae befen Gr1ppen betrahtet r Die Serben; man fam fh dto
Deafen. me ps nit Den Ibtigen soutngcnteH beieat iein nuB. Irlppen
faunfIIner gufionen, NIT 0enen 9eutihIonb I'M Sriege ltgt mt ansnabme
Ser A1nmanen. nnb bort 5a rfner 4rmee Derelnigt, ne lehbat al DC
beribmte 0adide Retdsarmee 81 3enen 5rieorifs pes @roBen erlnnert,
Sic befauntf9 bemt erHen 5duB fbh m0gltfit nett aHs Der @efa9r3one
hi bringpn behebt par. 9s bobploniiae Sprangenrr ons inter
oeienl 8uiamnengeuurelteu oeerbalfen berribt int 0os tortge nm Jsoe
efnhcalide aftpn Inn0glh 5n itahen.
SnrraL Iebnt ieoe geranttuortlng a6, penn er NIT oieien 1mpoas
fonmenen Snfrnnenf nihts fefen fam, nn0 ct lit oouitanOig i'm aedte.
Mud 0r bep General miro nit benz 4dd. oas BORT sur p85aRtung per
Gnaiauitot inns gum Sduse Der flefnen gtatonen" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IT.
feline Aampogne Fubrgn t0nnen
gMr baben an nieer Steae mRoerbolt unierer Remembering nber
Sic uaerfIdrihe llntdafafet 0iepr grpBen armce ausbrnd degebea- Sett
gbt Set Sodifommnaoierenbe ieIbit elite pnnfble @rflarng oaflr.
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prohibition fir 1tebraska.

gns fH rnaIn1bIih itien, lit 5ur Mobrhet aeporocn, oaAausHu9
,nS SgaheIn boben III ge6rasfa oen SRg uer Stoerousras mp pt
ionife Sreibet ooDongetrogen iuo oea Staaf sur TlOgWup" O
lrGIt. ...4 ,rk mau sot,,s.rs
mo mic 81 Arien gone sic geebrhet Der Sirger I'D lelot one @ruOe
cearoben IN Sic Te. nte He, Damn ober ST. tpat 81 threnl S9aoea eflegH
incrAeu. gIbt fiirser meroen. @Senn Is crit betbt DoDere SuenetIh Si
a,hlsn menn Oile fir bus mqemenDobl bodlt nntpenolge gmrl9Imn
fihrnno porh0noen fn6; tuenu 6Iuierfneipen NM geleetDtorIger Suhaps
rerfu4F III bodrer ghte iehen, nG1ren0 DIE tnottlhen HaFeh megeh|
MuF5Syou 0es 9uf[uIies aus ben 8trthhntsl5enten Dor Seere gapneni
mcnn grnrhrhet rht MIR uidt nufbort. ionoern logdr nd 6urnlhL
nnru mer0n ou5en 2guten bic augen dlgebeh, menH ne hper9aApl NHH
no0en Sod Daun 1T es A. Ipat. Damn last lid Der dneeridtde onooea
,tnh ner NerEnft. Der ben getehigten srgefIgt miro mat neBr ghhloaeH,
fclbft mem oas Bolt mad bier Sabren ole 9errlnalf Ger YtoPWalOH
abThinHIn ioate. at
Gina hat lid ieSod for ergeben, nGulih Ob Der nerlorene aampT
IN erner Clinic cine 6olge Der gernger Organization nrauBen Hl Staae
III r1noho uA Tolafas Gountn, mo cine por5uglthe PERFORMING II
aauiiatipn porbanoen mar, bot iGne 8fhht boil lmo gan5 genml Ao
9sroh5bihon an Sic 8no oe6rIdt Cine Sdmab lit es. boB Die 6arnp
ocaenSen m0 ferneren CrtidaHen @roBrnoen ME Snia9a Oee9aeH
Sirfeu. mos Tie All tim uno 81 laHen boben. -.
gUur Cnoba beOeutet 4robbihon etaen l1meren Suld9. ne SRol
mar 6eraDe an Dem 4laft ungemgt, mo lr EN- lngeabnfer auTNpuh!9
bahar5ou0 giepr lift nun In nee Serne gerudt. Ge oeutlnonerttanl'
fspqf g9aroer mcr0cn bon 4rohihitipn beonDcrs ihper betrottel 8tese
smierpr Qon0sbme, Sic iii Den Observation-Disclosures intereFiert tuo Der
liercu ir sos uno gut ohne bic gertnare entl9adgun9, uno saleaoe
rna Arhefprn lire qeidaftiaaau Ges lit 0s goBte 8ernreden Ger
grnhibinnn. Sos Th BE m1ehrhet nd unierer nnertmurofgen al1mflng
nan Hes4 ms @ereffiafeit Ieten bari. Sob jolfe lugerehngtat mat
ohne uerOerbluen 6inilB beibea fantb " enlend1teno.
Der Sipa 6r Arobbtion in 8Rbrasfa 5egt, oB ahD berers oe
apt4lhaurgrHmn{de Suaen0 bon Oem geft Der ltnnuloianfet angetedt
If. meniqrens bic suaeno ouf bent gdnoe gs 1T aud gar nit 81 nr
matu1erH Gle bat In ben ma1en sdaen feline oeutihe 5dnle beu1t
Ms iYf nfolae0aHcn aud Der nelhher Stride b1l0ren gegdngen. 81 oa
aufrrfsnnfihrn 5eftenfirden. Die af Dem 2dn0e dmh Der Dlftebpuntf Des
apIaaieen eebeas iin0, preOiet man ntr oas goargelnim vHIopipaioh
SI Qefeaiaen 9fmehr aebort e gum guten 2ont rn sur trpDplloh
III befeuaer. St IL Sd elm Nan0er DdB Ole Sanger tr Die Er1ndtplen
0r Nityn fea AerrdHonis haben mo an 5tnnnfatten lebt oo5n bet
tragen, tie mn i5e Hehte 81 brtngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-08

henidulen oen @enein6eu einen
Tell Der 9ait obHeAmcn. Die ItdOs
tide @eiunhbeitspFtege lit bon Den
bier neutrality-suspicious. nod,
unt meniglten enttpifelt, meii Der
gurse @ebanfe nod notwithstanding
iebr iungen Gotums lit. Aber aid,
uuf 0icirm @eticte miro iebt cbenio
iuitemotiih reec eenrbeitet pie aif
ben onoereu unO ~bie be6cltenoen
soften, Die IN Den 9rogetS fir Nus.
Oebnmlg Der 8uIierIeihing mo Ssn'
naliiiernne. fir Den 8ou pen SLOT.
ioa. uno SiolierboipitoIern, fir lit
terfttrug Der gabrungsmitteL aim.
entbalteH iiIl0, 6eilgen bon Der gSer.
aLlgemencriing 0e8 @eritnnoniHes
Der @ihtisfeit iolher giurihhtngen.
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Bcrnitcrff beImdtt
Ole ,,OsmtIAlanS"!

Zen 2on6on, Conn, s. Rob. -
aaen anIdein rad miro 6as SON.
oeistmlhboot ygentiHIon6" oas ge.
gefap1rtig Die 6rad)t fir Die Sind.
iabrt etnninmt am 5reitdg Dieoer
ind Geutidlnno o%bfaBren.
Der oeutihe goiihnfter @rnf b.
gernltorff uilS @en1blin iinb al,s
8aI6inaton bier e~in9etroiiers Inn
Sie n3eutldlon0 git beiidtieen
9i5eprdIi0ent Silfen Ser Galtcrn
5~oriDoroing 50. ertportete bic Cute
an 9abnbof uno brotte iie mad
ibrem @otel.
Ger gotihnfter erfIdrte ieinen
geIua far ousihlieBIid geienifaft,
.Iiden gborafters. gr iuoIlte nus
Der ont @abltdg IN No'bu9tofl
lerrIdenoen nmttideu Hube Rilber
5ieben uno Der @r1fiu @elegeibeii
gebers 0as @onOelsinudbpoi az ie-
ben.
gm abenO fanb i'm 9otcl eini
siuongloIe 3ulammenfunft ifott, 81
Ser aapif1n aonig 1nno biele GeifjA
Iamerit1ner aus Baltimore unb pen
eridjicueu maren.
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Die Wicccrocbnrt
Scs pclenrcidtcs!
Der Sierreiailde 1eucralaunOer.
ncnr prUtlamiert Oas potniide
95nigrciG in 2nbliu.

@ien, 8. Rob. (5unfcnberidt iiber
9erIin.) Gu1 IN dublin pitroe
i'm 8alais 0es oitetreifritngoriihen
@enernlgouperneurs oas rciie SEQ.
itigrei6 ieierIih profIomiert. Pin.
iueien0 moreu ouBer Dem General.
gouberneur mo Den Spiten Der @ti'
lit1r. uno 8ipilbeb6r0en Die geidmte
@eiitli6feit Der Di65eie, @~crtreter
aler polniideu @ereiniettnqen Ne
tproiten Oes NuiitonOes Rom Sabre
1868, Der 8i5epr1lioent oeS 3entruI
hilfSausituiies nno 5oblreife 81.
Fisiere.
Bon leinem Stube geiolgt, betrat
ser @enerulaounernellr Den groBeu
Goal lno perlos NIT laiiter, florer
Gimme III pnlniider 5prode Die
Proclamation. Damn ingte er:
s0ie pe~rbiinoeten WtonnrdJen ge'
mdbren 6amit feierlih Die @ieOcr.
beriteIllng nes aonioreids &oIm.
an 0ieIer Sotiahe fam nihts Hlebr
ge1noert iuerDen."
CT idIoB NIT eitiem Soh mif go.
len in oos Die Geriammeltcn NIT
gegeiIteruug e%inItimmten. @leid'
seitig mur6e Die polniihe 6abue &c.
bibt, Deldle Die Dor Dem 9alait Guf.
qeitelten + ii. +. Eriippen bic iibli'
de Gbrertbe5elgung leilteterl nab
reno Sie Militdrtapellen unter Dem
itbcl Der 8olfsmniien Die poIuiIde
Rotionalbpntne ipielten. 3pei
6lieger norfel un56blige polnil9e
5loggen ob.
Berlin, 8. Roo. Gie areiia.
5eititng 1T oos einsige 9Iott, peIdeS
Die 9rofIomicrintg oes poluiihen
Rcides miBbiuigt
Ser gerliner Sofalon5eiger iagt.
e8erm Die g;olen Dos gerIprehen
0eg oeItern ~pcrleienen Manifeites
nit ienern pergleider, Ons ibnen Der
@roBfirit Rltolaus fur3 nad Dem
ausbruh oes arieges CAB, tuenn iie
.lih Die BON Dem bormoligen ruIlt'
ihen aabinettSfjef %entiporfene Der,
faliung, Die ibnelt MIR 0en Shcirl
Der 6reibeit iiherte, ms 8eod6tnis
5uriidrlfeH, bonn f6nren ite feiiterl
augcnbIid i'm 9peifeI ieirL mas fit
Elm G6ifiol Iie eripartet bdtte, mo-
Iren mir nidjt iiearein setueien.
s8enn uniere 5eiHoe in @eit unl
5ib nod Der geldnoIune, Die ic
griedenlon0 o~Reeoeiben liebcn midi
Ben laster Reif oes gertrnleils Der.
lieren molten. oeiIen Fe iih be5ilg.
lid Der 9eDcaeriinDe oes arieaes
i'm ausIanDe nod erfrenerl bnnr
miiBten belte in 2onbon, 4aris Uni
Som ale fpaGren 5reunOe Der 8rei
belt ibre 6duier beflaaseu unO OiC
Proclamation f~eierr, Die 4oIen sum
ielbYItdn0iQcn aonigreih erfldrt."
Gas ioBinIiitiide 3entrnlorgaT
gorfpdrtg ihreibt: Sic So3iolbe
mufrntie rid)tat fid mad Dem 8ortl
aar[ Marr'. Dab 0ie Mtadlt Der ruf
fHiden arone mir ourh 0ieoerber
Iifeluna 9olens auf Der @run0logt
ser dreibeit hires StoheIs beraltb.
meroen fam. 9ies it, ME geiag.
tuer6en mag, birrd bos biitoriI6e gr
eignis, oeiien 3eugen mir eben no
ren, bereits er8ieIt uor6en. Oil
SosialOentotrdrie milnitt cine freiI
bolniihe Station, inie iie cine freiI
Oeutide 9otion uiinidt. Nir dir
FEN Die berehtiqte 9offnun9 begen
Dab oog chen ii 8arihau uilb Cub
I'm beroffentlidte Nlanifeit ben er
hen Saritt III bteier Hidtltig be
oeutet."
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ais per1 II SabredIte3 bOs
mas asltb pon Boint Of Rods. I'D,
IN ben gbeiapeates obips Aoncl fieE
anb am grtrinlsu mar, ipraug feline
Butter. 6raa 9torgs atitb, ebtuiaas
in bic 5suten, I'm loren 5obn gu
Wirtter uno Sobn periGnans
Den aber peni9e Ulinutsn Ipd!el I'M
WaFer. 3rpei 501ter Der grtruntes
non, bic IA S1bre allie 5aDie &sitb
unp bic 10 Sabre alte GtheI asitR,
plren Angen3tugen beg iaredlihen
Borfaaes. sic Ttdiosn auf Dem ads
naloamm, tonHten obtr ben Grtrins
!enbsn niht gu 5ilfs ellen. Die bsiOen
esiGname tpurnsu einige StunDsn
pdter gsborsen.
abra1am anlimann DDn
Qtfp gprt, ner lettss 5ribiahr pa
r~aoiesppael 5e6ern i'm Nsrie BON
10000 BET gareoo, 3er., lber bic
8rsuae all Ihmaggsln psrIudte unb
oesbalb At 6 9ionnstu ejsfdngnis
anb elmer @eInirais BON S2500 bsrs
arteilt BurDs, III jet mad 9srbas
Buag feinst 5aft uHD 3apIaag Ger
s2500 Dis0gr aaf frsisn JaB esisbt
uorben. Die 5srstn b%sfinbsn fd
ao6 III @srpabrang bee 3OIlsHpIs
IellOrs.
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1tn5ere ltntertiIsuna Scr uaiiertcn.

get gegtnn og aricgeg baben mir ben aaiicrten Bdin mb
1aunuion In Merte bon 76i Mftnionea gpldr geiefert. SIN September
oAeia bate 0e Musfubr einca @ert non nabe6A fnnimoddt5g Wiaioncn
zoaar. sn DieieH Dioaat baden bic Gliufrn nHo bon ums ftin0Iih
Nnffen uAo gfunifion I'LL @effc bon 1850 Dollar ertnheH. Sn
bamabeu Mouot haben fe an0eres @fieasgerat gebensmittel MN. i'm
agsrte bon 423 9iaionan Cellar erhaten. @aht inaoih nabe5u
100000 Collar. Genaaf baden mir on Aaiarten I'M September j@e
gf1n0e fir 1880 goaor Ariegsmoterial gclieprt, 2ebensuihel sur Grs
HdhraaQ Der 1ruppen e%inaeidaoHen aein Nunoer, Dab umu gcaat bat,
sta yer. 1taatn idlEgen Gnalanos 5dlahteu. eS 1T leiOcr mir aL
a1pabr.
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Sic lutia fttuas.

@olea Iii piiieH mas iie metB
ourm beiudgn Sie f~ontiHenoeu Sorll-
tad nGdgnittug Die Deutide Ebcdter.
DOriteIluna i'm 1eittiden nais gum
geiten Des Stolen Aren5es.
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'eeen ums in esene acIert; nm bos gu errei6cn. bat Is feline Sccrdubr
ouseeunbt ais Derfuppte gurOesfreh5er. nm turen Sebonod gu Der.
nihtpn; I'M 6s 81 erretheH, bot eS 70 Innge intrieriert un0 gefbneihelt.
bis es cfnrn fepcn Brdfoentcn Bpane, tbm unere aette am gunnuofnnoI
.Gnsgihefern; ri Oas 81. erretdlet. bat es ben arro spHhen ben euro.
.p1iften MGften onqefddf uo oeren @eboIterim1 mFuimieqen berfldt;
mo UNI Dos gu errcheH, bat Is fhts Ole f~eritfen gtrtrdec fir 9opter.
feten mQelehen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-08
nranNentenmabl nceb MmentidicOcn.

Tim ID mir beufe @eHtas mar bic 8riioehteniuubl iod nnenlae
SEN gQshrenS Is aeiicrn abeao ais ther lhters oaB Sugp@ tTmggi
81. BADEN Sic ipdter eingetrofenei 9cridte ans oeu Wtiffenpet Io ~n
ito,tru gHior cine 10 nneruortr StiHmen5obl etngebrodt, oaB CT cue
ebonfo arue Chance mic SuqbeS rat erpubt 81 feroeH. |e9rere Uel
,npHerhoiru stooten 6s &eeus meroen oe 4abl entlaeloeu~ og
S,nstrs Sre6t IS lid nm California mo @inueloto; mem tuler opIe
tsofeu uIfoacn tuerSeL ser miro Sieger bleibm. Ter Sie9 MIRO uh'
apuefn fnQpp meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-08
gfdifrn pIanSsrn ID 4atfaI.

Gl Qaio. Ger. 8. leD. Gle.
giiliitel iueIde bic Staot 9arral
I'M Gtoate chihuahua craberteH, b.
Ben ron elmer umcrif0nIidlpa Kinney
grieniduft 0nielbif 81 S%ilbcrbosfea.
M Merfc bon aber S50,0u0 81 90
Len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-08

-groBe9afds. lem alien
Banter B~Hloemann merit mons
aibt ali, oaB er psn bsfersn 3rtiisH
in9sb5rt9.
Rein. abr oob Sis btiisfsn ar,ife
Inn -anaah0Esu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-08

pie a~lIiierte gunferottnt0iie miro
INNER eroBer. NumaniGL Das als
@ittha5en ac5ndjt NOR, luilB iebt
ais 9erbincLimEeit aebudt luerDeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-08

Sic bciten nno iorgfdltigit se.
pnbten griaen iinS an gnoc imfRcr
Die giaiglten. 9eIudeu Cir Or.
&eiLmt0, 1reriout Aebr.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-03-03
Wide Awake.

An abnormally fat man numbered in
to a Pullman on a west-bound train,
and set up a loud protest when he
found that his berth was at the end Of
the car.
Il can't sleep a wink if I'm over
the car wheels. won't close my
eyes if you put me over the car
wheels, porter
Cant help it, sah," said the por-
ter. It's the one that was sold you,
and it's the only one there is. You'll
have to take a chair car and set up if
you don't take this.
The fat man finally decided to keep
the berth, protesting to the last that
he did not expect to close his eyes.
Shortly his snores were heard above
the rumble of the train, but it was not
until the train had long wait that the
sounds issuing from the berth caused
anything but amusement. In the ST.
lence, however, they got on the pas
sengers' nerves, and by request the
porter prodded him in the ribs.
my goodness, sab" demanded the
porter. If you makes noises like that
when you'se lynn wide awake over the
car wheels, what would you do if you
was sound asleep in the middle OF the
carr"