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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
WIFE FILES CHARGES.

Frank Sheidler. 525 Laurel ST.. was
arrested late Thursday night by De-
tective Montine and Patrolman
Boron, on a warrant charging assault
and battery upon the person Of his
wife.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01

Prof. J. II. Marques. principal OF
the summer Negro high school in
Kansas City. Kan. has been chosen
president OF Langston university at
Langston. Okla. During the eight
years he was at the head Of the sum-
mer high school he raised il TO the
highest scholastic standard of any
Negro high school in the United
States.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
WANTED-Porter and kitchen
help. Hotel AIishawaka.

4 company has been organized in
Spain for operating wireless tele-
phone systems in Spanish cities. also
&C connect with Spanish possessions
in Africa. II is proposed 10 erect
wireless stations AT Cordoba. Seville.
Huelva, and % other places.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
The Public Pulse

Comm unfcations for this column
may DO signed anonymously but must
be ACCOMPANIED by the name OF the
writer - insure good faith. No re-
spOnsibuity for facts or sentiments
expressed viii be assumed Honest
q discussion Of pubsic questions Is in
vited. but with the right reserved TO
eliminate vicious and Objectionable
matter. The column 10 free. BDI. be
reasonable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
ALUMNI TO MEET

The annual meeting OF the St Jo-
seph Alumni association will he held
at St Joseph's school tonight. At
ter the meeting the members will
march TO the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Klaer. 231 +. 9th st. TO view
the remains OF Miss Ethel Klaer.
who was a member of the assOcia-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
BIRTHDAY DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Lawrence of
+. Grove 81. entertained number
OF relatives at a - o'clock dinner
Thursday The affair was in honor
OF their daughters birthday ami
yersary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
Here Two Years.

Mr.. GaIbreath has been in South
Bend only two years, being appoint
ed to his present position by ID. l..
Guilfoyle, manager of the concern.
IN 1902 Mr.. GaIbreath accepted the
position of agent for ire company
at Valparaiso. He was soon put on
the road which position he held un-
til appointed to the local office.
d. L. GIilfoyle, when informed of
the tragedy hurried to Mishawaka
and made arrangements for the dis
position of the bodies.
Mishawaka police were handi-
capped in handling the affair by the
absence of police patrol. and As
minutes elapsed from the time of
the accident until Mrs. Runyan was
brought TO st. Joseph's hospital.
Margaret was hurried TO the hos
pital in the car of William Dodge.
Bring ROdies Here.
Late last night the bodies of Mrs.
Galbreath and of her daughter Mar
garet were brought to South Bend
under the care Of A. NJ. Russell. un-
dertaker, who will have charge of
the double funeral
Mrs. Runyan had just arrived
few days ago and was paying a short
visit 70 her daughter She lives at
Walkerton. Mich, which was the
home Of Mrs. Galbreath before her
marriage. She is over sixty years Of
age
Joseph Galbreath, a son. was not
home when the news of the accident
reached South Bend, and although
friends of the family located him
they did not tell him the details of
the tragedy until today.
When news of the accident reach
cd Mishawaka and South Bend hun
dreds Of people flocked to the scene.
the lights of the many machines
making a grim BACKGROUND for the
gruesone tragedy.
Early W ednes1ay evening Mr.. Cal
breath is reported TO nave had q
narrow escape when he was conf
PEELED to sNerve his car sharply in
order 10 avoid hitting a Ford car at
the corner of Colfax anG LAFAYETTE
SITS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
MsHAWAKA FUNERALS.

The funeral of Miss Ethel Klaer,
231 L. Ninth st. will be held Friday
morning at o'clock from st. Jo-
seph's Catholic church. Rev. Dean
L. A. Moench viii officiate. The
palbearers are, the Misses Helen
Weber, Virginia Radomski, Helen
Gehring, Charlotte Becher. Marie
Schnellbach and Katherine Vein
kauf Burial will be in the ST. Jo-
seph's cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01

Or. Ivan f. smith, dentist. Rooms
1. .. Engledrum Bldg. Bell phone
Il: Home 167.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01

AIarguerite

'Wildfower," with Marguerite
Clark. will be shown tonight at tho
Temple theater. In addition The
Battle Of the Spies. the second cpl
sode of The Secret of the Sub
marine" will be presented
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
RIRTH OF DAUGHTER-

a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Alphonse DeVleiger. S34 f. attn
ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
Hurried to Hospital.

Margaret was hurried at once to
the hospital, where it was hoped her
life might be saved. Mr.. and Mrs.
Galbreath were taken TO the home
of Benjamin Baer, 925 f. Second
St, and there received medical at
tentiOn before the arrival of the am
bulance which took them to the
hospital Mrs. Runyan received at
tention Of several physicians on the
veranda of Abner Graham's home,
92S +. Second st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
In No Danger

Ell PASO, Tex, June Al
though there are only 10000 Unit
ed States soldiers in Mexico against
a Mexican force estimated at from
10000 to $4,000. it is firmly believed
here that the Americans are in no
peril, despite Gen. Venustiano Car
ranza's latest note demanding in
Simultaneous withdrawal
The opinion most commonly ex-
pressed is that Brig. Gen. John J.
Pershing can take care Of himself
and his men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
No Agreement Needed.

But officials also strenuously in
sist that no agreement was neces-
sary for the dispatch of an eXpedi-
ton after the Glen SPRINGS raiders.
This expedition, they declare. is
fully justified under the practice of
pursuing a hot trail" after marau-
ders and murderers In their opin-
ion, resentment of American efforts
to run down the Glen Springs and
Columbus murderers, as expressed
in the Carranza note, amounts to a
defense of the slaughter in cold
blood of these defenseless Ameri-
cans on their own soil.
The anger of officers at the war
department has been further arous-
ed by Carranza's reference to the
Pershing expedition as 'interned in
Chihuahua" Finally officials in
both the state and war departments
feel that nothing could be more i'm
pujent than Carranza's query as 10
the intentions of the United States
towards Mexico. There is. Of
course. a disposition 10 remember
that many OF the threats and high
sounding phrases carried in the note
are due TO Mexican sensitiveness"
and the fact is not lost sight Of that
Mexico is ruined economically and
the de facto government is on the
verge Of collapse.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01

Short funeral services over Will
liam Van Scoyke, 726 +. Fifth St,
who committed suicide will be held
from the residence Friday morning
at 9 o'clock. Rev. DR.. Loren NJ. Ed
wards of the Methodist Memorial
church Will Officiate. The remains
will be shipped on the Lake Shore
at 10 o'clock Friday morning TO
Ligonier. where the funeral will be
held Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
Hears Crash

Mrs. ". Z. Butterworth of 921 w.
Second ST., heard the approaching
car and also the terrific crash of
the collision. Though she did not
take particular notice. she was
almost certain the street car was
running at a moderate speed, she
said. 1t had stopped at Merriffield
av., and in the short interval could
not have attained a great mOmen-
tum.
Mrs. Galbreath was thrown about
10 feet up against the curbing. and
near her lay the body Of her hus-
band. Margaret was found some 10
feet further awa3, close to the edge
of the street. Between the daugh-
ter and the parents lay the broken
body of Mrs. Punyan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01

The funeral Of Miss Doris Stein
was held from the residence Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Stein,
400 w. Third st. Thursday morning
at $50 o'clock. Rabbi y. Fiewell
officiated. Burial was in the Jew
ish cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
u. S. OFFICIALS
ARE ANGEREO
BY NOTES TONE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

on the American forces than by the
imputation Of bad faith 20 Maj. Gen.
Hugh L. Scott. chief-of-stah OF the
army. in his conferences with Cen.
Obregon, Carranza's minister OF
war. At the war department il was
reiterated that Gen. Scott had never
given any assurance TO Gen. Obre-
gon that a pursuit OF the Glen
Springs raiders had not been order
ed.
see Trick by ObrcgOR.
This imputation Of bad faith 90
Gen. Scott is the more resented here
as Gen. Scott was empowered in
dealing with Gen. Obregon TO COM
nit their conclusions i'm writing. Az
ter many delays and reference TO
the matter 10 Mexico City. however.
Obregon himself declined 20 sign
any document with Gen scott
Now officials do not hesitate 10 de-
clare that Obregon's reservation of
his signature was done with a de-
liberate purpose of repudiaung the
conference with Gen. Scott and
placing upon the outcome of the
meeting any construction he and
CarranZa chose. IL was made plain
here. however. that no attention viii
be paid to the notes insinuations
against Gen. Scott. officials have
maintained from the outset that
there was ample authority and
precedent for the pursuit Of the
Glens Springs raiders by Col Sib-
ley and Maj. Langhorne. They de
clare that the understanding reach
ed after the Columbus massacre
covers all similar outrages perpe-
trated by Mexicans in the United
States.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
street is Narrow.

Second St, beyond Merrifeld av..
is only &C feet wide. and with the
car tracks in the middle. it is i'm
possible for two machines to pass
on either side. The overhanging
trees completely shade the street
lights, and throw the middle OF the
block into pitch darkness. I'm
dimmed auto lights, which even or
dinarily are binding. under such
conditions make it impossible to see
clearly even a few feet. Galbreath,
looking into the lights of the ap-
preaching automobile. afterward de-
clared that he did not see the street
car, and oliver Pfender, motorman
OF the car, no doubt could not see
that the Galbreath machine was on
the tracks.
The automobile was struck Just
to the rear of its center and whirled
completely around and off the track.
permitting the car to pass. The
women were hurled from the ma
chine and onto the pavement with
such a severe shock that two of
them died within Is minutes. Cal
breath is still in a serious condition
in the st Joseph's hospital of Misha-
waka, where he was taken after
the accident
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01

TEMPLE TALK.
Today - the Temples Treat In
giving an unusual strong pro-
gram for which ether cities
charges 25 cents. The popular
price of To cents will entltie YOU
20 show OF extraordinary
merit. The second episode Of
''The secret Of the Submarine"
the greatest Of all serials and
Marguerite Clark In 'Mildfiower.'
You remember the doomed
party in the submarine when
tons of water were rushing in
upon them and the Jap spy left
them 20 their fate az the bottom
of the sea in last weeks episode
Of THE SECRET OF THE SUB
TN MARINE" See "
the outcome to-
IaN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01

WANTED-Steady farm hand. Home
phone Ass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
{. P. GALBREATH NOW
EXPECTED TO RECOVER
CCONTTNUED FROM PAGE oNED

Runyan was lying near the car
tracks.
Mr.. Galoreath was driving west.
the street car and another auto
mobile We're going east. The motor
man of the car did not see the ma
chine until it sped onto the track.
1t was toe late for him to slacken
speed. The machine. a new Mar
mon, was demolished. the car step
was torn off and the front of the
car smashed by the force OF the col
lision. The motorman was bruised
and shaken, but escaped other in
iurV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-01
GOLD DOC JUDD"

Come carly-Only one show to-
night. The picture Will start at
7:15 o'clock and East Lynne al
S:15 O'Clock.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-10
9obn Bulls ArrOean'.
gcrHarn Sbntu bat mir 8citiheubie6e
fir feline 9nnbsfenfs.

SIN alien Isintn 9ii9ern bat gtrnort
6boip audi niht Elm einSiges gutts Worl
fir feline tnglil6en 2dnbgieute iibrig -
unb iuenn &c nal pirtlih ttipds Idgt, ipds
fheinbar qnsenebm itingt. bunn ITS cine
9psbeit pber Gpott.
limb bic Guqldnbtr tun 70, aIs ob Fs
ben Gbafp nidt ernit nebmen; babel neb.
men Iie ibn 70 bitter errTt. bob fe nidt
ben Mlat bdben ibn tpegeH fsiner 9edbeittn
nnb @abrbeiteu gu ~itrdfen. 60 tommt
es, baB er ibnen rubig ipeiter bic Wdbrbett
iagt unb bag lie Iih bieie Wabrbeiten
rubig bon ibm fdgen Iufen. Sp ings
6ban in sinem Ieiner iingften 4rtiteI:
Cine Der idmer3liditen 9atiuden
bieies arieges lit bas b0uige @er1dgtn Der
Snteaigenten. nmIonit fpielen mir nit
Der Sbee, romantif1e ShuIiungeH gu Istn,
6etduben uns on Don Auidottiihen
RieberIdgtn BEG 5einbes, peitihen unisre
1erben Bib su tinem Stadium bss geredJ>
ten 3ornS duf unb bttIusen ben Gag uns
fertr @eburt.
Wir baEen ben 3risg unb feline @reuel
nno Idimpfeu barIber, nnB Elm angeblih
ipiIbes unb forruptes gpIt uus IGN dufs
g%e3inungen bat na9bem mir ibm bereits
mordlii9 entipzhIen f9isnen. gber nm
ben arttg SD berbiitsn, bdttsn mir better
getan. bprber 81 bebenfen, ipdrum mir
i'm eiaentli9 beginner poEiien, unb mas
bic lrladt mar, baB mir i~i6tr6nupt bdron
teilndbmen. Sd fur meine peripn mohts
gerne einmul fpiiIen, ipethes 9roblem iia
Dor Begun beg aritges eigentIin bic
in~teligsnttn G6riftiteller GneIanbs ges
tent bn6en. Sd BIN fir pdtriotiifs ges
freiih ni9t 81 baden, tppbl absr fir cine
perninftige goIitit. Mdn Iollte bic
tampFenbtn @tgner einmal uufforbern,
ibre aarten offen 5u 5sigtn. Der ghre
iii ia In ~unsdAltesn fiibnen 6~eloentdttn
genHg geIdebtn. Der Maori tsiIt bic 9ors
beeren nit benz llugdrn unb Der preuBifhe
@drbiit init benz 9ublinsr GiHilier.
SIN Often bnbtn mir es iebt 70 melt
ssbrdht, baB bic Madt, bic mir ale dIs
tlein unb nihtig be3eidneten unb beren
9errf6er mir ben tranten Mann ndnntsn,
uns cine 0ieberldge 8ugefiigt bat. Rad
aIlebem mare Is bds bette i'm SntereFe ber
Qualification. mem mir banit beginner,
bic 9eoingung,n feFSulegtn. unter bsuen
mir unb unIsrs GegHsr bsreit pdrer, nit
benz 3erIt0ruugspert snblih einmal anfs
5ubOreu, nodbtm beibe aeile NIT unbes
Tledtsr Ghrs aus benz arisge suriidts6ren
piirben."
Gbam idimpft, ipenn bic Gngldnber
feline Grfolgc baben, lpsun fte esfhiusn
psrcen. Sham mirbe gang es1ap 70
lmimpfen. ptun bic 8riten Sisee al bers
seihnen hdtftu uub lire Gtguer fhliiaen,
bonn Ghalp8 Rntur III e 81 fdimpfsa -
70 pber To- er lam nur ltben, iurnn sr
Ihimpft. er bal fth ndhetfabe baron
gstpobnt - unD feline 2onbsltutt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-10
TinimonoO orr AtIo.
Gin Staitrnrr, beHen @lprieniheiu Der.
blnRt lit.
enpipn l|finimpnnpl

Gopibu finimOn6o!
Gr mar untsroFfi5isr Bel ben Qlpini
Gin Waun unb Elm 6elb. bon benz man
biel rebete unn bel er3dblte. abtnteusr
bat er bsftdnbeH, 9elbsntattn bat sr boil
brd9t gDpibd Gintmonoo!
Gdon i'm aritge in aibpen bat ct Fd
riibmli9 b%erborgetdn man er3ablte
0inge BON ibn, bic cinigermuBtn an bic
Grlebniie bes 5errn Baron bon Miin9s
bduIen erinnerten, ALIEN man gtdnbte Ie.
Barum Ionfen bic StaIiener nit Der reis
den g6antaiie bieis i9onen unb erfreuIi>
den geI6intn niht glduben2 Gs CAB
bod aud qeute, bic bic miin6bauleuios
BEN glaubtsn.
5inimonbo mar Der 9elb beg Cages,
ber Seib Der Gage oenn als Der Grieg
gegen Oeterreid 1usbrad, mar Der 6elb
aus aibneu gIei9 BET Der 5anb NIT neusn
eaten = sr ipuBte bic Dffentti9e aufa
mertiamieit fir Iih 5u errsgen. er Dere
Ftdnb Is Fe Dauernb f~eit3ubolten, Oern ies
Der Tag brddte irgsnoeiue ungep0baIide
2eifuHg.
GineS f66neu Cages a6er eri9ien Der
eble 6elo grsgorio Ginimonbo benz Be-
ipunbsrnben 2eier in etnem gun5 anotren
ai9te: IS ipurbe gemeIoet, ouB er fdbs
nenfliihtis geiporben, baB sr gu ben
auItriacos iiberoelduTen fell 81 berflu6t
-. Io'n 5slb. (gin e6tsr itdlienii9er
DECENTRALIZATION unb suberLdFig MEN
SialiauoD
Run tonnten duf einndl bic gldtter,
bic i9n bis babin in ben b0diten Sinmtl
erboben bdtten, gar ni6t f4ledt gsuug
bon i'm rebtu. Dieber Dergingen finige
Bnben, bd taufie Der bertorene Sobn
ipiebsr Bel ber italtsniIden 5ront ouf nub
tat febr entriiifet, dls man i'm iofort dIs
Standardization ttnipsrrte unb nit sinem
f6peren pro8eb bebrobte. Gr mics duf
bic 0itsrreidifde 0ffi8iersuniform. bic er
trug, unb er3dblts, CT iei nur 8u ben
0efterreidern gegangen, nm tie dlls3us
tuEoidaften, babe aud cine Wlenge iuidtiz
ger 8inge geIeben unb trfabren unb te9re
iebt NIT hieItn GrgebHiHen feiutr bdters
ldnoi9en 9dtigteit gu ben Ssinsn 8uriid.
Dele Qusfdgtu tpnnten ben ab~enteuerlts
den Ginintpnbo iebod nidt bor benz 9ers
fobrsn Dor benz ariegsseribt gu 3olme35o
betpnbren, ipeIdes na9 elmer Welbung bee
gorriere bella Gera bonn 13. SUM bas
gs9en ben @bpeItnben I6on fribsr GEE
fdlte 9obesurteil 5ipar ouFbob, Iin ubsr
bod uiht boI1idnbig bon Der Ddbrbea
Der feItTnmen gr3dbIuneen bes augetlugs
ten iiberssngen fonnte uub i'm 3n lebenss
IGnoliHtm s3udtbaus uub 8erluf isines
Ditnitgrubes bsrurteilte.
Der arme 6sIb! Der arme 5iuimonbo!
limb oos ~unbanibare 8aterIdnb!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-10

pflde burm BE n%sutiitn gGuibiauues
gen. srlpsdi porbtu grinbIid gu btrns
biam2" Die GntbdnmQtn bsIionben
boriH, bab duf sinsm 9anbFt, 5luolf
Wlsilcn Iiboiili1 BON 9nnbon, Elm iapas
nifber @orien, NIT semrniierien piaoen
nnb Gieins6 aHdom entoedt iporben iei;
ouf benz 3ement t6nnicn flint ihipere
@elniibe pla5iert tperoen 70 purbe ers
mtiitlt, unb bitis @sibabs (peun le
bort pGren) miirbtn bic pauptlinie Der
9onbonsr @ilenbabn beiirsi9cni uno
oitItr aanbIb iei biz stipa Dor elmer
MD1e bon tinem 4msriidHsr btiDobnt
loorben Der einen beulidIIingsnbsu Ras
men TRACE. aud ais gaopitdn" angeres
bet ptrbe. Der W(um) 9(b) Wotion
Rutberforb befragte ben beIagien bobet
Wliniiter bes mritersr, OF Is ibm beiauut
Iei, bab ouf bitism ganbib Elm 4utos
mobiI bon so Yftrostraft ilebe, an ipeIs
9em Elm rieiigcr G6einiperfer aRgebtodt
Tei; baB oisies Qutomobil am is. Suli
bon elmer 6irmd NIT beuti u Ilin9encem
Romen dnaetauft iporbtn fstg limb Oh
Der hp9ISbli9s Serr MiniIter piHs. Sab
Elm dbnIi9sr iapdnilGer @arien, nit
dbrlidtr 3tmsnts untsrIaas ebenfalls
BON elmer Girma nit btutidilineenoem
glomen beipobnt rpeltlid BON SonboH
ertiiere2
Der 3eRIurgepaItige Bat nidt etitats
itt, bdb bic aninOrt oes hodmddtigen
Miniiters benz obrsnIpibenoen, anf ben
8sbtn lte6enbsn Wsltpublitim boIitdns
big 5ur 2suntnis gelanst. @rsdn8t laus
tet Sic bier unf tiu padr Silben pers
ftiimmeIte GrmiDerllng mad berbiirstsn
gtriften, pie folet: 80 h~el-benbafter
gotriot, mir baden dies eetaH. I'm bic
4nsitmeier 81 b%erubigen."
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eine gilte, Sic ae@ih sriaat wirs.


Gin griesmsbilO, Dor Sabr,u. Mau
bohts Hiht an arite uno bic 5dpau.r
parcf nod niGt bic perbdBi,n selbtn
gfftu. foubsrn bic bttbdti6tlitn eisb'
hinge.
9fuf tinem 3us Der Rem gortsr So6s
balm. Sn elmer Gde ibt Elm Sapaner
unb fiubiert. Gs III Slpar niht paieHo,
obtr ss tuts jsoer; moi iHielt dhr bic
Ghulitr in bds Bud bss @elbm ..,....
cine bsutihe @rdmmutit.
.Sprt6tn Gie 9eatId2"
No = dniiporttt otr Sapaner - not
vet. Sin iuennie d. . nlr."
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rita 9entI6, pssbuIb Isrntn sic ni8t
GnsliI62"
linb In ilieBenbsm GneIiid sr3dblte Der
Sap, bah CT 5ubduit @nglii4 gelernt
babe, bab sr bier Geutid lsrne uHb in
Datfdldno RHFiIa itubitrtu tperbt,
.Dir lerneH ME bic Sprdhe bes
qanoes, in benz mir uns aufbdlttu, tptr
beniiBen ben auftntbdlt uur, i'm bds
,0br an bic fremoe Sprddt 81 sttDobucn,
i'm uns AZ pCrpp1tommnen. gBir Iernsn
INNER bic Gptatc bcs adnbes. in bas
mir uus ndhber begeben - bamit mir
it t0nnen, tpenn mir biutommen."
Nm bieIts idpaniidt Spitsm eriHnet
Elm Brief. BEN mir aus aurums, Sdpar,
erbaIten bdben:
.0er Undergraduate bittet s~tborIamf
inn s3uIenbuns elmer poInif6s9 eutI4en
@rammdtit. ga bier mebrere &isgs'
eefdngene bic pplniI6e Sprade erlerRsn
pollen unb ms bieie @rummdtit febIt.
rDd mir bier isbr idIe9te @erbinbuns
nd6bduIe baben, tpenben mir uns an
uuIere 2anbsltute in Qmerifu. mir
boffsn bier ale, odb infere Bite srfiiat
tpirb unb banten i'm gordus.
.5olIie bic 9tbottion lniofttn bdben,
70 bitten mir uns oas mit5uteilen, 6dmit
mir bds E1tiee fdiden. ard Bitten mir
nur bin nno pisbtr sinmdl bic 5onntasss
3eitung gu fdidtH.
.Sn Der 6ofFuung feline Geblbitte ses
tan 3i babeu, Dtrbleiben mir nit ber5lidsn
6ruBcn an bic gan3e Rtbdttion uno uniere
2dnbsIehte in ameritd.
.Sm Ramen Der bsutidsn 3riesssefdns
genen in Garume
Mf6aeI gtldrbet
GeefoIbdt 8. aomp. III 9. g."
@ir finb iber5sust, bdB bic Gtfanssnen
leine 6ebl6itte setdn baben.
46tr Ionberbdr ITS bod: 9euti@e, Bic
in Sapan poInifd ltrnen molten, maIen
ii6 um bic Bidder mad qmerita ipsnben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-10
pufiuons abIbitO.

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re 2isbesiube brin.
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5ubrt Du sum 8abnhofsftanb,
0u bdttelt ia 81 9dnIe ihon
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nnb benit mert' Dir bet Gene: .QaB
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Dent i'd in boaiter S9lant.
RHt Fabrt ipobT. bIti6' tets mir treu
llnO IaniB mir, nat SIR maht