davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-09
CHARTER
OF "LACOSTE BROS, INC.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans.
Be it known, that this 3Oth day OF the
month of September, in the year one thousand
nine hundred and sixteen (l9l6) before me,
Theodore A. Schuber, a notary public, duly
commissioned and qualified in and Tor the
parish of Orleans, State OF louisiana AZORES
therein residing, and in the presence OF the
witnesses hereinafter named and under
signed: personally came and appeared: The
several parties whose names are hereunto
subscribed, and severally declared that, avail;
ing themselves of the laws of the State OF
Louisiana, in such cases made and provided,
they have covenanted and agreed, and do
by these presents covenant and agree and
bind themselves, as well as sucn otheI pea,
sons as may hereafter become associated with
them to form a corporation and body politic
| in law, for the objects and purposes and I'M
der the articles and stipulations following
to-wit:
Article 1.-The name of this corporation
shall be "Lacoste Bros, Inc" :.
| And under its said corporate name, II
| shall have power and authority to have and
| to enjoy corporate existence and succession
for the full term OF ninety-nine w years
| from and after date hereof, 10 contract, TO
sue and be sued, to make and use corporate
Ikeal and the same 10 alter and oreak a.
pleasure, to hold, receive, purchase, nypotne,
cate, convey, sell, lease, or pledge, rear aho
| personal property; to issue negotiable oonds
| and notes, or other evidence Of debt; TO name
and appoint such managers, agents, directors
| and officers as its business interests and con-
yeniences may require; and to make and es
| tablish, as we'll as to alter and amend IRON
| time to time, such bylaws, rules and Tegula
| tions for the proper government OF the al
| fairs of this corporation as may be necessary
| Article 1.-THE domicile of this corpora
i ton shall be in the city OF New Orleans
State of Louisiana, provided that with thu
| written consent of all directors, valid meet
| ings of directors may be held without this
| State, or elsewhere within this State; ant
ali citations and other legal process shall b
served upon the president Of this corporation
| and in the event of his absence, upon tn
| secretary thereof, and, in the absence, o
both of said officers, upon the vice-presiden
| Of this corporation. r.
| Article IfI.-The objects and purposes 10
which this corporation is organized and tn
nature of the business TO be carried on by II
| are hereby declared 10 be- =.
| To conduct a general drayage, hauling
transfer, carriage and material carrying busi
ness, own, have, purchase, lease and hir
| carts, wagons, drays, floats, automobiles, au
tomobile trucks, and other vehicles; also !
own. have, purchase, lease and hire horse:
mules and other draught animals, engine:
cars and all harness and further necessar
equipment to operate all OF the above AN
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-09

peperty as is hereinabovc specially de
Scr'hed and found the same % ne 81 d Na,ue
equal and c4a!I:a..g.hj 9" '1e sum 81 ',i''
Tour hundred 'S''-'''' d'.."i>' ana We i.S
director, OF TINS COOPERATION hcrt'y S,4lnqke
and declare mat ne 4PpJ,' ,,,ntI' ana NS'Ie
IS herewith placed on ne above dc,sfi pc,
H.. ~ 41.- - .-,,-..,,,, f,,-.b,r
49,. 49, III I'll --..,,.~.y * situated
w ~ - -. r.-....'',,,e f,-.-shrI and
- 10. - .,l ,.....r + -h. can .,I-rrrr,t
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-09
Man Bound TO Succeed.

1t is the man who carefully pegs his
way up step by step. with his mind be-
coming wider and wider, and progress
sively better able to grasp any theme
or situation. persevering in what he
knows to be practical and concentrate
ing his thought upon 1t, who is bound
to succeed in the greatest degree
Alexander Graham Bell.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-09
RE MURRAY HILL BUFFET
H.. VEZIEN. PROPRIETOR
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC.
Jackson Beer So S. ; Ss;;:;:sa S,:.,:
Thought He Had Fleas.

George, i've, was taking a walk with
his papa. 1t was warm and his under
wear was scratching him. He stopped
and began to scratch himself. AS he
did 80 he said to his papa: do you
know l have fieas? WELL" said his
papa, what makes you think that?
This is what he replied: When dogs
scratch themselves people say they
have fieas, and amt / scratching?'
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-09
OF the United States.

leoerding to the Constitution, a
,.rsOu bern 1, the United States is a
,,,,,s, a the United States, and such
,sr,o,,s citizenship is in no way al
acted b. the fact that his father may
NV. hee. born in another country.
therefore, any native-born American
citizen. regardless of the birthplace
:, his PARENTS, may legally be candi-
d,te for the Office Of president.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-09
CHARTER

OF THE JACKSON GRAVEL COMPANY
INC.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-11-09
Why. Of Course.

what would you call pie trust
magnate?" I'D call him a pie-rate
king."-Baltimore American.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Return Of the Bird.

~ Margaret Crosby, AKNd n Ynars.
Sutherland, NeD, Blue Eide
Vel here ~ are 80 Iasf 10 The land.
ing plsee ~ our gNH country again,
said Mrs. Robin Hedmoaet IN happy
tone of voice. "Oh. Yes,@ said The
father bird, "and." he continued, home
IA better than any other place 10 me-
They ha1 been coming from The south
for wAsk Or more, 70 thoy we're ail
tired and RIad - reach their own
country once more. Also they we're very
happy 10 think they we're home again
lhst M ana Mrs. Robin thought ihsy
would give a large feast of more ~ d
party for the whole klnKdofn on blfaa.
10 preparations we're INSIDE because II
iDok from two 10 three days 10 get s0
many invitation sent out and - much
food prepared. Until 81 last MT. Buehy
Tail WAS called 10 do H. This vas hla
name- 10 was . squirrel of The forests
IIs dd the deed kindly ard be surely
had long while 10 DO II in, two days
o. more.
A. iaat al wes ready and the birds
heKan 70 come. First here, Mr ana Mrs.
Robin, the cousin ~ Mr Robin Then
came Mr. bachelor owl ard allas Oia
Maid OWi with their eyes vide open
~ they we're 70 be sure and see every.
Thing Then eama Mr. ana Mrs. jack.
dsw with the gaYest ~ eol0rs on. Then
~ ali the noiHn you ever hid hear, II WIS
Mr. and Mrs. Blue Jay. They we're crying.
jay. Jay" because they wanted every
one 10 know they were coming and they
were 20 happy that they had 70 sing
III sona way,
Next 10 rome WAS Brother spnrraN
and wife. Sir and Mfs. Grow came
nett Hlih Sister and Brother Driole
Then IN came Mf and ans Canary and
thousands ana thousands ~ other birds
oama, whom ! could not MANS far there
we're 70 many ~ them. fast 70 come Was
tho kinE birds who Rave long speech.
wllieh lasted four hours and lonksr. until
AZ last he ald finish, and the feast hsgan
ny what feast there Nasi Every.
thing % eat that anyone would dealre
% eat Zach had an individual dlah
from which 10 eat.
Afier the feast tie fun hssan unlll
fFenlnG came. then they returned hame
% their resting place Not long aftaf
tha q was nest building time. fYsrY
bird in iha ntinhpmh001 Waa building
nrsia FOR The eass 6nd YonnH hahlsa ~
hfep warm in Everyone eniaEa coin
ina hame after ihsF have bsah RNaB
i0f such = Ions ahlls
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
A Birthday Surprise.

rs Oda 1otihehalek. Aged ia Omaha
liiue Side.
Mother. II fon had a wish that ~
could make come true. what would 4
beT asked Rupert. whilo Hess stood "a
iha Kitchen door with her eyes ysy
bright Excitement VAS in tie afr. and
no wonder, for father bad shia
.'tind eut apinsthing nice that mother
wants and ven zee what We ean 40 IA
hufrfiaa her.
What would slahfa asked mother
lsslne tMu beauilfal cranberry futn6pefr
from the staFf td wlth for fins hai
ana dear llitis Rlfl vho would ga these
lHtis faF supper and
Huhs ~. ne. innlhff" interrupted nesa
"glfe pn REALLY ifHlY Wlsh. DOR
We'll lsi ma aee said mother thuuahit
fully lt lt canld reals romt ifUf /
llsiah i'a like snme nta thluea fnf my
tilehsa
flai ran iiess ana ilnpfrt and iola thsT
'alNet lla brought ihe lhiuka ami fHti
lhfm IN lhs kiiehsn Vets niaeIf Aiatar
wss very muGh snrnfasd size bitssd ana
bHahta eaeh Vma ~ ihfir hlnanesa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

engine Dss ciose upon the Ht0s one,
There was no time 70 lose. lie sprang
from ths pilot ana while ia the air.
caught Gladys iB his arms ard they
rolled toRether dawn he high ernbank.
msDf WHIST followed II told by Mrs.
Diz0Bs IA SooD as the children started
for school, I beSan ~ IN the mornings
work IN the house JBst as was wash,
iDg the dishes. heard the train and
t8s engine RaYs q strange scream.
thought of Gladys. AMI my heart gaYs
= big Jump. started oyt and Just A.
reached the 1oDr, the train stopped
nm Br. Lpx vas bringing the bsby
W % the house"
The railroad people rave Mr Lar 4
gol1 watch far HE brsyerY. Tia parents
u GLADYS gave him hsndgons diamond
charm ~ Eear with The watch. snd
little Gladys rsostge1 . riHR With a bigs
sapphire from The msn who saved her
life.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
The Barn swaIIowls House.

~ Hay 81 Cre4soH. aged "a Yesfs,
West Point, NfD, Bi1A Sds,
one Day went ~ the farm. went
dunn % the t0ol h0ss9 70 Nz sgine
xiDfF gfhN1 doNH Nlbfe notlne1 .
iaru aaall1w ff5inq 81 nase ness
bf thf mud n0li Hoi stsex Aad sefd
~ falling aoNU ~ Dfbth4f f5Su tbs
ieffd ara raia ~ a4 "Wag amt Y08
0Hfd 81 n f0r faNa. y g01 ran
t1la oae ebmble foh sNa,len Z viii
gife 5o1 iafee b1z u alWeDiafHfT
2ad { woiia tfY abG w@ht ~ W9fkl
hunted ~ soins Doafds and tbfH
belDg t9o rouah. ! piane4 fasm m
sawe4 them on sf suitable lf1etbs sbd
a0on waa % h1ina aNaK faadh q
utata1f proof r10f sbG shipgifa " t16.
The ehtfsBte W8s ab98t Nge iafhfs oH
eaeh siae 8H blf1 hg8se Was hntsbfe
and ) tbea pf f M DDIe ab19t ~
feet fyeTa tn nfaaua. 1 Df the 01asf
% and U9 mofbef @ig t was g101
am ] got fhe fnoeDiatff.
y hf0f6er and { nm H6H B1B1bz
hoDses - syotNof tae gf8s Tilf f@al
i1ws noe 0ee baDDY sb fhhlf h90e
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

~ FfaUk Morrison Itoof, Aesii q WIND
River Meb ita0 Hi1es
7 an iiille isgg ahd viii be tfefg
oid Apfli ~ am w flia aeand grgde
an seiiooi I ani R9iHg ~ Bdif R90 q
Fi0fg aDogl birds Esef1 sp8Hs %
Hamma ahd papa felda rom eH1 bs1d
their Hssf ia mn n oJr ee9af trees end
lbeg gsfe nglBR around the tfeaz the
oilier wofnl1g trying n dseiqe which
me tiieY would build IN tbB year Tbea
my plsvnaies came W. never bother
them, bot WHEN fbe baby roisns hatch
my para lIfts mo 70 10 ses them The
Papa robin fssHs them until they get
blE enough % ny Away
I haye D. bird house ~ tie Windmill
aD1 some spafrOws make their homes
IN y. There are many kinds ~ birds
como around our Dlaes every spring.
Tie other day I saw Nrsn aHd 81
oyie<s, NJ mamma reads The Isgsy feas
stories ~ me ana eujoy them very
much, hope v0u have room for my
llitle storv ~ neat Sundays Busy Bee
psRs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
aIonorabla AlAnllon J
eparroW TronbIes.

~ EdHs Eafr4ff. Aged . Years, E,IIena.
biifg, Wash NlDe eide
! don't Ike boys. They are The plague
of my Ilfe. The other day few ont on
NE street ~ plck 10 my breakfast, when
wiilzz. q stone went within 81 inch ~ my
head. ilD into tho tree flew ami sat
tli.yo trembling tili ths hoy who had
thrown the stone was osit ~ sight: then
I flew down 70 The ground 10 finish cat
ing When ! had just about finished rat
j heard my mother calling me I flew 70
her and told her of my troubles. The
boy's mother seoided him and he prom
iaed never ~ throw ~ another little bird.
ghs ilttis Eifia feed ms crumbs ana
other things good 20 eat. | Ike them very
veil.
! an much pleased 10 get 70 read ne
Busy Bees psEe This IL my first letter
~ the paao and ! hope u eeeapes m.
Basket and ! ses II n print
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
The Disappointed Squirrel.

~ ft0s1 p0awar, Aged ~ Years. f. g..
D. No, !, iachland. Web. Nlge Bids
Frsk was n litiie squirrel JIe Was
chubby and Rrafs he had a big, bushT
fali nnd little black eyes
Where % 90u sapDoss Ff1sk iivsd7
Oh. ser. n . hollow tfee. ~ eourse. The
holi0w tree was ~ a piece ~ woods IN
= city park
The little children and Kind Oh gentle
nsn Niia eafns 10 fle park Used -
FEED Frisk crumbs sna peanuts When
h. found out fhat tiis children and kind
ald gentlemen really loved him and
wouldn't harm him fsr anything. Frisk
became very tame fle would take the
erumbs ana peanuts right out n thelr
hands
sometimes he would even jump upon
the ohlldfsH'a shoulders md rub his
busby fail IN their faces. and how til8t
dld tiehlel lt really wasn't polite. bet
0f course Frlek didn't hnDW that. since
he was only a aqgirrel
Ono day mailman Nent Nbiaiiing
through the park still q leather bag
under bls arm. rnak apied something
ln the baa, quick ~ a wink he happed
f"eH Af"tH WV Hfff i4N HF W." HttRt@
mans les, nnaiehed something qut ~ tho
bng and ran back up the tree before
The mailman knew shat had happened
What Fdak had seen was q But fas'
ened 10 card. only he didn't sse the
card. ~ thought he Mss going 10 have
q nice lunch, boeausf tltH nHt Naa very
fat itut when ha opened A. some pna
had taken The innldA n The nat away
and pni pictures ln the shell W. was
40 disappointed that be threw down
the nut as nuiekly NJ ever b. eaald aud
two iitile squirrel tears tfiekled down
over l.ls coat
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Spring

~ t.gnie JOtH, Azed Years, " r, n.
~. 4 Elmw004 heb, Bite Hids.
Gentle #DfiBa n hHre,
Jlte DeaDUfgiesf time ~ ali tbs year,
WhoH aii fbe tiny green plants sDTns Gps
Rioiefs sHd sWeet, geilow bittsreups.
AW fl0 ffees arr ishsB with green,
AU1 the pfettiesf blossoms that gsr we're
HeHHs
his0 flle Wfesf neI1s fsr anA near,
sB0Y fbat gWeef spring ~ here
Many bird fhsf had fiOVn away
Have How come b8ek N gpend a csssr
fJi 9aYs
tsaFhs, robins anH NFens
Have NOV eDnqe baek ~ BE- our very best
fftfh0E.
or ~ study hours, no children play,
from me break 8ii me ciOss 0f DAY,
TbeH WbNB night n nlgh
We bid he fiei1s an9 birds g1e6bye
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
How Writing Experts Do
Their Work c'f',ssts Sass {

counsel for TIE defence produced N coufi
ana from whom he finally Nrung = con
fsssion This case. tfifd before the
I Hon n 81 Lands, created gffd
I sensation &C the time one would thihs
that after such demonstration of me
+ lnFellabnlty ~ their c9uelusi0nS, such
experts would set ouf n the ezpertina
business. hpt they viii siill continue %
attack good regulations and leopardina
htman llbouY ~ Waa said of ~
E Tyrrell at ne conclusion u bic test.
many in The stuil trial that be bal
made an expert ~ every juror lave
or court attendant tbat witnessed Hs
demonstrations and hoard his teatimonN
"pr Robert M Walker ~ chiearo.
younger man and u not surh Wifn
experience. but impreaging one as hold
lng high ideals and "A being sincffe
student n The art aifo testified On ns.
half ~ The defebes
"Tho quantity and The ACCURACY of
the equipment uaed 81 tiieae esputH
il further revelation TheY have
brought 10 thelr service photography AMI
BY means n special lenses papera and
aeyslopmeHi uoeeafas are enabled %
toftifY Their fndinga specially mnua
featured microscopes feteai hHnlfcam
facts alasa measuring luHtwmfnta Wi
plded as nns an i.Ala of au ineb iheif
becarArY certified % hY ihe hncau %
standards ai temperature uf = -
Bresa rahrfnheit caemtfai aa Weil H
microscopic Tests 0f various lnhs alf
~ brought "a thtlF sffviee ana ihaii
demonstrations ani explanations haior
coufi and iurY force ihs 'eaelasian tnai
SOME rEneH tetlifHanY e sa eantlne .aF
as 90 he Nnltn, hahle
rAs lsisned q iba tfatimang hsa
constantly rtcmJHs thoHshl what
must ha iha Wism ~ man uniWHlF
fhafaed aih fafHap ana ohffbntta
81 thr ietltmenF ni ihs unreliable Nd
qualified, "a dmhunfai aHd fenal sspet
n be 10 uaf ih position o. eammsa
che stftlaas ~ aHi Hpeuf WtA nEhi
nli4 eampsnd Riah tfas
= assad tlih amsiian. snd whs 6faa
ned "a hHFe ffam eagh ef thssa men
tha assurance lhsi nH nnHaeRi man
rhaIke1 ellh fnme htt etsf haeH
refused lheiF hslp an account n inability
la par
va ths tsilmhm n ihtas fkrsfts hsH
Required sappaM q was enatmfiHstg
sNen ~ lnH ptsldem ~ tHs FHH
hailaHai bans "a Ma6hFa tii wi@
HhHm tati sHd Amslla atan Hsa htni
ttslet wtH ail testified tH ihmatah 1
hf tma ANNafs WNh ahnm ihsf hAd
hstn tansaiiins inf ffsfs ihs lffssHfs
~ hr tlilaRa nf NsrHaa shs iNaaH8 /
A8 saets maffhaHl ihs 0eaAHs Nml
atalfb abh au testified m mmHih I
taHNMaf HHh lha sisHai#ms W h8lR
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

will feel better any Tins ef tie eaY
You can see s0nebo9Y vino II 81 nee1
~ heiD ara "Thg n Ne ntns, A naiRil.
b0ry deeds l1st help s0meb0dV to1aTF
YOU might ne ~ Oh ladY ubg had
dropped pa6hage AMI oobi1 not piek
n 80 beoagae sfe nas bJfdeusd with
f0metblBg else Step ~ md plek u ~
fof her abd think, "0be more good deed
Dnt donn for me IL De Heavenly bo0k."
have Often a0He that an1 eaeb time q
~ on my WAY Win lighter heart
Wouldn't geu Ike ~ ~ ~
You may have soii00imate whom you
6l1 not Ike, Just tfY ana gtrs her .
sndiIe. aiie may appreciate n and would
you have enough noufaga ~ smile fiaht
IN tie face ef one ~ VOar eoar aer
qualntarces7 Just ~ n. n may not
work. but yet u may bfing Eiadness 70
her or he hssrt
Well. hefes hoping you viii ali take
this piece ~ adVlee
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Continued from
Page One

, Joel and Amelia 8tml and 70 the RfH-
ulnsness u the disputed figures, 80
I testimony vas Ohefed ~ the state, ~
any ons acquainted With ihe signatures
n Joel and Amelia BtBli tba} ne dls.
Dnfed signatures we're not genuine, al
tbough the prosecution had eanaassed
the county 10 search n witnesses Nbo
might - testify.
"Anotbcf notahe festBfo o. this ~.
mafkat5e inai Has tie testimony 4
what Ne IaW9efs call character vii
nesscs Although William HsHli bad
lived % MeiieBtf county, 49,. during biz
hofbood. ~ bad been abfent for or
fofty yeaFa. but leading citizens ffoD
Nebraska, Wbsf6 be- had been actise IN
business f0f 80 that tlme, appeared ~
him without process. among them iteR
= ) MaessY. rector of 40 H8iHt1
cblgehs 81 p Hhgades glee pfestaal
nlied states National bank Isaac W
Carpenter. president Carpenter Paper
company Kdson iBlebi general attorney
n the linton l'geina ilailfsad ampans
. q Wadsvofih N Council hiuffa aus
llury 81 DNelll N TneksrFiilf &sh
formerly af lnn Omaha h6f. Feu0bnf
fof the hieh siandlaR u 81 ftMi j..
ihe community n whlth he iissd aHt
bls nnqucstianed reputation far honesty
and nteEfiiy
Many othef ffIonds ais0 volunteered
ihrif services. tkpfofalna Hflt hilllns
ness ~ attend he trial ana use ihtH
Testimony HWeuE whem mlail bc mth
tians1 auf8oh W MBfiifs pfeslleH Ni
me Hffetf Wliaae fampHBi if t if
tors president ~ ihs releie n - UaH
Hauf fHstmastai iuhN Wharton a01 /
uearHo q hsihifiohn formerly ahs'si
sul stFfttat IN war
lt Has also NaiItfin6 ia tnnr that /
nh niifinH 100 iHfF proceeded ~ ~ /
iniofmal ballot ahA pn ihia naiiot lhs
snlins tasifs Natfa eefs fat an ~
uHillaf
leaafi lhia Hul 81 stfaua laalf
mfni nf ths saHd ilfY aFaftw hHd am
mafe ihaH eFef fahgihafa af lha dsslfa
tNlif " nW ksit8asa msih8A g PROSE
Wliha ID WfHmallaH #o 8auiE al
iafuEY lH AetfAaaH HHHi fith ha iH
disHailan af bic constituents ht uihaf
iNN 4 pfgse giipH tasFd HN sleh ninht 4
testimony
ueliiAN tAfh ia lliF HAtUiHa N tA
psW iusilmmWt lha aHiF iaif eHUHHah
Nusi ta thsi taf FaIat "a lafb 90 faifa
81 sHth iesilmant ifpFNdt aN F0Nf es
nfi Az hehfsi raptm Nrtrt sagfta
: fanimHtHi lna ahlle ite fakf fs
asfa aa lhe qualified FaReW H8tW
assea bHi lhs fahff aHa Nlia Han
IhsH a6fss fts iusiHmsr ~ tHHf f8
1mn is taiWahlf et fslaslest at FeM
.tpaH msf ta HHaWflri an1 honest in
.HH HllN Afs fHt HtIHlis iaf ua Or
IaNsa ismfBatfalsd iHaif s0leHiiit mfih
"a anl tHae itafp elsa eaHtImat ffrff
lna ~ tafH iWl8sfiiF RWt Hhffflif
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Tells Of Roz Terrier

~ sl8fkffft Burrows, ARFg . 3e8ff, ~
E0astk r WAtfF t9aftf STREET,
6M8ba. t5lge side.
6aVe i4tio fgE tfffieT ~ iz n
fosfs Gfd, ~ Nfii piag iiisf Ike 3
lfippg, ~ caught blg fat iast sumner,
tls kHoBs sYetYthiHR ne saY ~ him
oHs lime Be t1id MS ksteF - 8st u
pm ana iie tilauEtt w meant hin - he
I'm aHq igf6ged 10 N t8e chair aHq
sbiffe9 10 me cushion,
If6 oats aHatfs 90z bisegit, iie " o
genuine M t1fftef an Te8fs 0id,
sbjov reading the Busy nee st9fes
sn1 trust 70 see mine IN print NJ aQgs
H8ms ts Jaek
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
The Refnrn y the Birds.

~ EHv FtGff Palmer. @eg, 8aAd %.
PDfln Z. paimeg #fh mir she
hbeW foIY yeaf4 az0 s0nN Eae Mar
tens bmlt fhHif nesf iH ~ 0iA TREE Bfaf
mfe Th1Y hag fo.f N9gs, oHf 6aY
vent ~ me tree mn tbefo Wefe f11F
iiftle hrdn When fheg G1t big they
aii bnnt merits elose around hsfs, III
binders sn1 feBNa posts. sn1 s0msfimas
in trees They haVs b1iit nsfts here
every yssr since then. Last YeaF s0ms
N their eR0s disappeared I fbougft ne
elilckeH hanks had ~ them, b0t they
ran mhip cficken bamk beea8se theY
are ~ aolok an1 ! bope thsH viii e0me
back ibis gear, VII join ne Ii81 side
became IKE blue. I b0ps ~ sef fay
name 10 print.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
The Busy Bees
AFETY nreti"

~ AFETY first"
So Stop Look Listen"
The foregong not alone 10 gain your attention
little boys ami girls matter of vital importance.
Every Day, dozens of Mrs their va,
accidents automobiles and
sometimes they fault bot quite often is because he
are careless crossing bury
EyeN ler right that the FOL
Low whsr crossing the
Tbe Nebraska gg made Dp " Mndheared wbo
aeedenm talking o Organizing
Baey al The older The wbo
VIII pledge theme % assist and gs 70 ana from school
and oygr crossings whenever they meet them.
These children
would wine Bees 70 heed them
Never In front Of moving vehicle
Don't hook a ride = wagon automobile
roller skate whore there tracks
Dynt a gaek 10 The back q
bau running whore there
tracks automobile Traffic
Don't toBeh loose wires baHgug down u The streets
Don't railroad haeks regular cr0sggRs
story Recommendation
rsbws be envelope perhaps
Just veil the story would not be- printed since original
The editor tho read he
years
Dze story "rh WI
be awarded
Morrison Root Of the Red mde he pze
katherine LamDka of ne hed g1e and EDNA
honorable mention,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Her Day Of Misfortune

iig ORAL NnEafa hnHfNet &Nt Aned 4
feafs Rcd Side
: am q little Kirl Galts nld hagH tNp
miles O. ~ ie school I can fids mile
wiih tho teacher Ms to8rhtfs name Is
AllM 0iifnnie ieshtF I stayed a. nds
Mllh her one nlghl ~ friend has nonf
nainfd DANDY 1htlr mali heA IL where
Kal ont NJ lha ioathhra hurFN My
friend aas az ths nmi has ahs lft nle
ride the pony Z tuda awhile and fol off
lsl aa n he ftins and ihs pony ran
home NY friend haa ia sails home That
niHhi Oh ihH way hamp ! afH ~ the lea
in the laaean, hul iha lee waa uet snliA
snaaFh s1 ! fsli thraaap, tut ! eaded
Nul Mamma aaa ~ lpwn that haf We 3
Meni ie nelshhnrs eHt aai snlHa aff
sbasa arA flaf slnak Haf Htaf g ai'
mKhi This isa itua Maft
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

/ aifeerlne and two ounces of epfoi In bsif
PM ~ h1i Watfr Thn aaiinF rffam
hhlsh results removes WFlnkiea almost
mAEioalif Large and small Wriah isa,
eIlH tfNf liHaa ~ noe ANA ss4H,ug IN
ileah ul disappsaf pucHip ana Seins
H''hiF tAinsfnfm ones appearance
htRfhH T rs q uHut Fau Ia Hse his
,tfam nh fuNf farH. arms hHndH. nef4
Wl'l fnd fHmarbaila imnf0tfnont n
E9if YnlpIs si4H Hfd spots ffrfklcH Aud
WNNlfhhH fHnlHNi NFuQHUiNH g NAhHt t8
4Niaitr pHnW and iint NJ llh aHlN
q d ihe tsaUfief ailhaat pfef And Z
tnfK economical Aiih nNm Tablespoonful
1i FlA trinr in d FiHl ~ hnt Haiaf ana
Rhd HNe HHue uf 1iNiHnef NhleH lHh ba
's''ifsa az anf dgas .iefs
MnH 8, q. .FsHF indeed Ftu liat
FHi 8t flfe dfuH HtGF tHf unfH#tp fHt 10
nIntihH hIHebhfadH HNl# hlf in sNgh ass.
.at nlet Hlil sgi Y and srna Is ~
NRieaAA HaAiL lhampaaH nilf ftils
aFo aHa fnaiaalna lhe ri'ta whifh u
rst
Ht uNuNMAlf if is HHuaiiN a hIffjrHlt
maiifr ia drtfIop lNe haW aHd this
aHilai aiWafH HN EHHHffH HiftHfa II
tA0 FluHrR f tiWf hlMi N8if eAH IN
NiNf HH|l HHH fAhfH
% ihe ifsa#HnfN tnt afi tash Rtsi
eHH hffai fns Ae dHf auiN,
WN tFfNlH hW#n HNH VIZ NnG fah
tr uti ai anF IHa Haff
Atth N it atHIlsai talG Nhish
W M WlHtHA gHN HhauNHfH. WiI at
fHsH ffiftf ttaf shHatifsi hfi stffsstrs
fHt fHfiNN HfMNin nhiah Il ~
flffhtt I1afiDs nHd 81 HsNtasINa y. .'s...
it alHW HF8tFatH ai HafaWifAltsn aAar. tn.
ataNtH HNn alf Hlhrl ba1s 49,. AN.
#fttaaWeWt