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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
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Don Or. Reinries sranfel.

Sn 1uti@ldn6 oibi q niemonb, bel
hidt tuiiBtc, pobin bas fd6ns, dlte Rei6s,
LAMB sebort. Qber brauBeu in Der Meli
uimmelt Is BON 2euten, bic in bieiem
puntts briHgenD Der @eIe6rung bebtirfeH.
@dre Is aubers, 70 mare es ippbI taum
gum iebisen 9riege geiommen, unter
beiIsn llrld6en bas beige 8eraHgsn Der
G~ransofsn, nHs GlidBs2 otbringen gu rdas
ben, aipeifellos cine Der ftdriiteH mar.
rDinenI6aft lit MGdtI4 iagts aorb
8aton, Der 10 g~eiipOlle Bidder gedriebsR
bat, bdB einise Qeits i'm fOgar nn4faseH,
ct babe nebenbei unb insgsbeim aud
GbateIpsures Dramen perfaBt. lInb 8us
cons 9aHbsleute e~rtenren gesenDdrtig bon
nag 81 Sag oeutIiter Bite Wahrbsit jeHRs
Musiprn6s - 9art Der duf bsr 8iiisns
ihdft berubenbea ibsrlegenen Strait
3eutI6lancs. asiber tft aber bic linz
nifenbeit aud cine Maht, uHb NIT Der
8ummbeit tdmpFsn rad Sdiler ieIbft
@6tter psrgebeng. @enn MiaionsR 8rdHs
soien uRb dber Nlilionsn in aIler 6errfn
2dnoern bic geTreilng GfaBz2 othrtns
gers BON DtutIaen Sod I'M pollen Grnf
fir cine Gorberuug Der Gereftisteit ball
ten, 70 ertldrt Ia oas aus bsr aItripdrts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

min bon Gteinbdn, Der ganmsiter oss
G~trdBbargsr Miiniters, in Gteinbd9 IN
8ubtn btimiid mar, 1T nnseDiB; haB er
Gin Deutfder mar, itebt auBer s3peifd.
Qn Der Geldidte bss bsutiheu Gsiitess
le6ens Sat bds glfaB eiusn fsbr bebentsus
ben Mnteil. 8eifpieIgpetfe Iei ertnnert an
GtfritO bon DeiBenburg, ben ShDpFer
ner bsriibmten althohbsutIhen gnaRges
Ii~snharmonie, ben grObm Msifer Gotts
frieb bon Strdbbnrg, ben Di6ter bes uns
ferbfiden @aRges BON Der 2tebs SriitaHs
unb Siolbens, nen nun0erppaen WtbitItsr
Sobdnnes 5auIer, ben berihmten Msins
Fferprehiget Seller Ron Rdnfsrsberg, ben
gelehrten 6iimanflten Satob Bimpbeling,
hsn gldn5snbsu Sdriftfeasr Sobdnn
6iinart unb Gebnftidn 8rant, bic ausges
5eidneten MaIer Wlartin Gnongausr unb
cans 9albung. 9iefe Cite ptutihsr
gefFesarbsttsr non bokm Rnng, bic I'm
GtIab GIT 6dufe marin un6 nirtfen, t0nnte
man ieiGt i6er ntels Gpalttn bin Derldns
germ. Grf In Der 5ran3pien5eit eing Be-
grsifliderfpeiie bic gsiiigs 5radtbarteit
I'm GiIab snriid, nber aud ba blie6 feine
aultur beutfh. BUR bas G6riftitGlers
3~piIinggpaar Grdmannsgbntria fhrieb
in Fran5offher Sprdhs, mas sg bsutId
empfunOsn bate.
Dobl ~Iiefertt Gliobsaotbringen ben
Gron5oItn cine Reihe Der tiihtigfen 6esrs
flhrsr: aensrmdnr. Heb. aIeber, Ropp
BON ungebroheHsn beutlden Geif bes
qanbes 3pifnen Rbsin uno 9oggen legs
ten bic 9i9ter gfeffel, ArnoIe, G1nhibus,
9irs, BE bret GtDber, Otte unb pisle ans
ners 3sagRis al, aHb nift felten purbe
Der Ge6Hfndt mad Wieberbersinignna
nit BEN aiten bentfhen Wdtsrlan6e tief
e~mpTnnbeHer Ans6rld gessben. gie fehlte
ss an lrdftigtm ginTprAh gegen bic uHdbs
lailiasn anitrengungm Der 8rdn3oien, bds
Glfab Ill bsriDelI1sn. 90 Hdhm Bonn
aud MIR eius hinne, Fd fir ngebilott4
Mltsnoe mdraEferloie Sberfdiht bic
rsnSs SiinGe an: enc GsIb1sntpiirbis
aHng, bic IN bas eIei9e R1pitei gsh6rt,
mic bic Biz bor tHrsem betrisbeus bl0be
RGGGFfsrsi Der gusIdnbsr unb Gransoln
feittns eepiHer 6errlhdFtsn in Berlin,
6dntburg affD., unb fir bds pirElihe
@sIn ber elIdfFfAM gsIamtbeooHerune
obns 9s6aituus III.
Die fear ff bfs Jransofsn IN bieFer
6iHftt gstSufft t1tltn. erfLun fe Sci
ihrsm ginbrah ias Rei6sanA ii Sen
angaRtnern 1914. .Git parsn (fuis
unIgre ulEslFdfFfhn Gsmdhrsmdnner feHs
Feasn) dnfs b6dfs ibsrrofht as re uaF
enc 8sD6tsrnns fieBsn. BIZ lire Sprnbs
nidi berfaHb anb gar Hiht ausIab, aIs
Of ft BON bsr ihr SugtDa6ieH grlSiuBa
mt5idt MARE Sic lhonien odher aud
nur bic p~ergfnsdien, ih dIs 5ransoisH
nuffpieIHben Qdnbtsperrdtr unb inlspps
ten ohHs unttrfnieb afEslfdHer unb Mlis
hfntfdt oIs GeileIn In bic @efanatuIhdIt,
robar9 in pirt1mifer Mtiie MaFlldruno
! iibtr Sic .@ranbs RoiioHs unb ihy. bslE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

b0rigs nefelbeH oberbeuEl9@ Slanmes,
RET aud in 9abtn, @iirttemberg unb oer
G6ipsis pobnt uno duf Der ganSsn etnig
i'm tDeintIiheR bic gletde Munoart ipriht
bes Gtammes, nah benz bic GrdnSoien
uns 9sutIae insseIdmt alemanos mems
rtn; @ermdnsR ipdren aud bic i'm s.
Sdbrbunoert bin5ueetpmmsnen Granien.
Die Spra6s unb 9oltstumsgrsnas ldnit
felt uraIter 3eit iibli9 bonn 9onOu
ben @Ogefsntamm entIung unb Oedt iit
fomit auHdsrnb NIT Der bsutihsfran30z
ffiHen @ren5s, ME fe bon 1871 bts 1914
6eitonb. 9ie Srtsndmen Iirb in glIaBs
9~othrinsen fat burdreg baitf9. sic
enbigen meiit dif inseH, beim, bofen, Bad.
berg, tai, bronn, ali, burg, ftdbt, t%peiler,
meier, miiniter nnb betlnben, oab in bies
fen Std6ts anb 2dnbgemeinben aIeseit
9tutF9 gsfpro6eH puroe. 9sutfd itnb
bic 4amen Der 8nrgen, 8erge, 5lursn
unb 6liFt, beutf9en urfprlngs nnb
bcutfnen @eprdges ltnb bic alien 9alz
iperte arb 9nnitpentmdler bes annOes:
atrnen NIB Dome, al6Tter unb abteisn.
Den Gadnsrtbun bes ,IidIFfdsH 8auerns
bouies finbet man sfpdr i'm 0eifineu
pieper, niat dber in 5ruutrei4s 90 Grs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

gen Rsatu. cine lanesre llntsrbdltus be-
giHnn iolteH
Die aontursn bes GeldHbss nnb Ieinsr
8tlpannung traien Iadrfer bsrpor. lnb
pI6bIid loite iid aus bsr graaen WldHe
bic gorm eintt meHIAliden GeIlalt, lang
unb h1gsr, ffafe Mt5e auf BEN aopf
pItife I'M Munp. Gin GngiGnoer, unbers
fsunbar. Der fab flo bic feb5shu Better
cn... Die Geutidtn blidisH gsrabsdlls
In bas 8untel bss 3otboasRs. @arrsnpOri
leste eriibsnb bic 6anb an bic Mlss. 5m
lebtsn QugsnbIid mii1IoB er fih. bod
nod Good bye 8a Tnasn. Qber bas
Wprt bIisb i'm i'm Sdlie ftefen.
Gle ritien borii6tr. ldnsIan, 81 5lUeit
nsbatinanber. Der Gneldnbsr battle ben
graB trptbert, ldHia dbtr nidt unb6fIid;
|itst ipanbte er Fih Inngfam ab. Sit mills
fen unIrs 9er3sH ilopftn unb br0anen
hortn unttr benz 9orbogtn, bahtt Darrtts
bort. Sm 8orbeireitsn bate ct tintn Sid
in bic Idngs bes moass Iin bin8ishenbe
SeitHfrabe tpsrfsn tOnnsu. limb mas q
|etIsben, mar biss: cine engiiiAs gattsris
neinen adlibers belt, bic Spite ihntn abs
esttbrt, in Der Geiienirabe. NIT benz ltBttn
Bsidib ned gernbe inter BEN S~crbogt1;
an BEN battm Is porbeiesmubt; be
RannihdFt mar I'm siHen Dffi5itr pers
fammsIt, sinies Gsipdnufubrer fiaHben
mibia Bel ibren gdulsn; uHo Der Iangs
Menfh NIT Der gFtiIe i'm Wune mar ipohI
Gin llntsrpffisier, pielleidt ber 6i9rsr bts
leBien Gsfdiibss g~etueieH.
Nm bic 6reibig Mttsr maj Der man.
ben has sor i'm goesH burthnitt. eaut
Happerisn bic eifsn BET pFerbs. auf BEN
aroben gflantr. Der Meg lpar Trei
8drrtnborf mar Is bsiin gstlaHen bes
ounilen 5orbosens, ais ritten ft in eitel
SonmnInsin hiHals.
v@alopp, mdrId marih@: tpie cine SSas
belf0uFars fang Isin aommaHbo. 5ans
Ten Ftobsn uatsr linen nuf. Elm pddr
Define, f1lsht am SdtteI beftiiet, fieIsr
raFelnb aufs pfIafsr. Sci Der gdttsris
6inttr linen CABS sin 3nIammtHIaden:
man b0rte Iauts auft, 8%ommnnboS; Gin
6sIdib purbs bura ben 9Orboesn in
Gkluna gebrahf. baun elm Ghub oslof
ber todl ii6sr lire 95pFs DegFubr. DoH
re hatien I6on ben dnBtrsn Woa pnFitrt
Sic pTfeHt Girdbe las Dor ihasH. 3nat
edb's brouBen rod cine lttberrdlanng;
lints uno redts Iaesrien feirbli@t 9Rs
|fauisriEen, gnaIGEbtr aRb Gran5OisH
mebrere aompaHisa itatl, Bic. burd ben
aanonenlhnb aIamitrt. ban S~dDonlptsns
asnben einief 1liulentueelu nadianbien
|unb slDei Wonn, esn ulangnnahimsiiter
nnb sinen geFEtiisn, i6per ~betipanbsisn
Abtf bic beibsn lunuisn Fb nod i'm Cat
tel uHb nit ben dnbsrH bti ber BiHdt
Ieftides Ssmpo buItsn. uno 70 blisb mad
alien 8dhrIintsiiH bisfss Riits tiHss bod
btftbsu: EtbSthu bsuilft BETTER saIops
Ipitrtea in bic Grtibtit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

berriheabm atrdDgu uIgldnbli6en llns
fDifsnBsit. 9iGn bdIt GlfaBsg otbriHgen
fur en- Isinem Beien na4 fran5nFIAes
2anb. bic GliaBz2othrinqer fir 5ran3os
fen. nas 5rdn3Off6e fir BITE alIgsmsine
8oltss un6 lfmgangsiprahe IN StrdBz
burg. MiilhaaIen, golHar, msb uTn. Dds
iii ndtiitlid boltommener uniinn. IS 1T
aber ron garts aus TO dnnduerno, 70 be-
Eimmt unb 70 Iaut beharptet porben, baB
man IdlisBlid ben GHDinbd glaubts, 3us
nal uniererfsits penis poer nifts CUR
Nnftldrung Der 4usldnber iber ban mirts
Itden Gadpsrbalt aefhebeu tit.
Q6ngIt bate Elm Bud erIheintn miiFen.
ME es ms isBt inter BEN Sita gMobtn
sebSrt GIIdBsqDtbringen2 @on tinigen
GlidHern@ @erIag BON Bladder & So,
3iirid) borIiegt. GrieSrih 9ieHbdrb in
GtrnBhars, Der gemiits unb farattsrboue
Gi6ter, elmer Der beten unter ben beuts
fhen Geiftesarbeitsrn. bic uns bic Deit=
mari adhsntt bat, fpei1t in Der Ginleitune
u1f tie felt ie6sr hetriebsns planmdbiee
Berfmdnng ber frans6HIden Jugsno
ourh bic Frede 2ige bonn sfrdn5oFFhen
glfabs 9rtbringea4 bin. Sn Dem IN frafty
50ifhen Gdulen peiiberbreitettn @eogrus
pbies 6aHbbnn bon q. SoneiH Musgabe
fir bic 10herm G@uleu, 223. Naflags,
S 212 fpsrben bic glidBz9othringer
rG1hRe 5rdHirsihs@ geudnnt. bic agsgen
Bic GroberuHg hires 2dnbgs hurh Sentfhs
lamb unb gsgtn bic Gstpalt, bic ihr Rsat
DgDridt, unanierhrpden Giulpruh erhoz
beu@, bic bur9 be beutine 6errfhnff
risher 6reiheit bgranbt@ Ieiai. unn iber
beren tinftige .RiiGtehr gum Frdn30fiden
BdtsrIduber srobt Grenbe berrften iDerbs.
4dt ss ie cine breiHere gutitsnang Der
Mdbrbsit sssebtr9
gfofeHor genhdrb urb 5eins 8rennbs
hoseH % nun .uls glIaHer nnb aIs Deuts
fhe nsht ans irgenppelhem 5nB nSer
Bornfisik. iDHbsrH arg Qisbe ~ 9eutIhs
lamb NIB aaz Qie5e snr Babrheits uaters
nommsn, Der eifernen Wirtlihtsit 81 fbrEm
Memte 10 perheIfeR. Ga gibt Is teint
Msbereien unb G~dI6dbereien, fpie lie feoers
ultU 3AAAtsifttAt3C VsAtt63fdi yyltor Hutl
bie dneebItde vsIfabslDthringif6e 6ragsA
in nnen6limen MlaHen an ban Sag gef6r.
bert buben Bur 5ntIahen, uHanFsdtbarI
Eatfahen pernen ppresfiihrt, uHb hiefI
befnetisn "Trip nnb far, mas Hbgr tuirf'
Tih fnsnridieis Idng1 nnBts: GfaB'
qnthriaosn agh6rt rad Gt0mm mi
Gprndg, rad @ef6ints NIB pi1if6uft'
ftdtn 9~ebinonnqtn ann DgutIdeH Hsid
e. Hnb niff ~aEranbte frdns5HfAt 4rvt
pinsen; eg Fhb mitbergep0nneHe beuti6l
propinsrn. 8arnm ertIdFsn bieie bsrut
fenfen Morifihrsr bss ferHbdften Git
efaTsrfams nit Rsht: nfInIfr 2dnb fam
of bann 5nr inntreH 6arionie uno 81
friebli6tm @ebeibsn iommsn. penH BIZ
fron56FFhs 9ropuganba uus eiH fiir ane'
moi II Rnhs KBt.S
SIT 1870 pbsr 100 Sahfsn Isben IN
fulialn 8tidsiaR6e aIsmaanm. Nngti
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

2iebs 3n BEN ygetnsatstsn elfdFsrD4 Dsr=
breitst ipur6e.
Sn pte eroBem umfange GlTaB : 2oths
rineen beItfh III, 5tigt an beutlihFtea
bds Rdrthen, has mir BEN obsHgsnaHnten
Badlein e~ntnehmsn. bur einige penigt
gesfrls an ber f~ran5BTfhsn Grenas boben
iiteruie1enb Gron5oFfa ipredtnbe Be
differing. sn bitTem gebist noHnen
121, 900 Msnihsn, BON beHeu tItpas ilber
100000 Gron5ofih ipr,asR. Die ibris
asn 10000 QdHbesetnpohHsr NIT frans0s
iI6er MuiterTprade FRb ibeI bas gdns.
aonb p~erteilt, neFen burhans beutfdes
gsprdae ie nifi 6eeinflaFen tonneu. Bon
Zen 1,874000 GinpDhntrn GIidBsqpihs
rinaens Fat Bel Der lsbten @oits5dhlnng
ned ni6t Der neiRts seil (20400O Oua
HransDEihe ols Wuttuipra9s ~angege6en.
9sipnbers aering 1T bic ipirffhaftliAe
gebtutung Ser frdn50fIda 9s5irte. Shr
idbrli6er Sttueretrag fslts Ii6 Dor BEN
erica ouf 100000 Mari. ber bes beuts
fhsn Gebieteg daf is gfaionen Wdrt,
dlIo 8tpdn3igmdI p bisi. gds Jran5oIens
tum ii IN GlfaBs get6ringtn I'm RiifgaHg.
W1eb nab uraeatnh narsu 1870 nod
ibsrpieeeab fron56FFn nnb fpredeH belt'
I'm olaemeinen GgHtld. Die Ginpobn.r'
5dtl beg Frcn30ffiAen Gprdhgsbtefg gina
IN biejer 3eit bon $4,000 auf $4,000
sarud. Die altoenHden tpunoern IN inns
mera HGrferer 3dhI Elm urb boben bic ftdrts
fen g~eburts5tfferr, fDdhrsnb bic Der trans
lSFidm Besirte am ThpddtsH Tinb.
Durh zine rtihs Jfnt fhogsnosr 9nfs
Fd6en iDeiien unisrs sIfdTFF9m GreuHbs
nod, bdb gHabsa othringen I'M peiteits
ashtnben -ein glisb hsr 6rltIfen 0olfss
pirtIhaft@ uHh .0Iss unb isbss nirts
Tdaftlihe SniertTs in GlfaBs 9otbringsr
ant MEibaitiAEnne siageheut@ III. Nad
oItbem III es feareiifih, bah bas 9if-
tdn: .@obin esh0ri glIaBse otbringea2'
in Tolgenben GdBsu sipfslt:
,einmitie oebi bird nnItr GIiab=
QethrinoeH bsr @nni1: Bu pD[eu tno.
lid sur innsrtn Muhs somHsn, mir nO1n
enbliG Elm fInrts gaEernno. Dds 3wei.
fpdItias mub nisber9eldmpft bic efidffHfe
Sragit mnB HberpuHbeu psrbenl Tina
ksi Str Graat ned bi9em 9dteranb fam
Is fit tinen thrIimeH 1snfsr aud nihi
sinsn Muoentlid bts 3ptiftIs as6sH. DID
J animors mug lautsH: DeRtfAlano."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

@er NIT BEN 9ruppm bes Generals
b. Shols norolidD bes Narelu 5luli4sn
QumBa anb aolno gelegen bat, ertnnert
Ht Der olibsriibmtsn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bel
Wolps Qlod, bic nit ihren beibeH 2iirmen
melt ms 9anb blidt unb sirtn prnhlnolsn
@nblid oepabrls, mean BIZ Come duf
ben neiBtn Muuern ldg unb o1binter
T6par3e @olien ben OIfbimmsI bed!sn
Diefe Gir9e mai bamols Der Mittelpuntt
Der porgsiGobsnsn rufiiden Clinic. uno
bd lire 9lrme nntilrlih bun ben feinbs
IiAen Mrtilerisbeobddtern bsuubt ipurbsn,
bate bds ebrpiirbigs 8auiperi ebtnfo
ndtiirliA bds Bsler unferer GeIhiibe duss
Subdlten. Gtlpd t1uisro Shub Derfnies
bsatn 8uIibers ipdren ifon borauf pers
fsuer. tpprben; obsr 70 oft Der Binb aud
ben rotten 3iegelltaub Der SrefFer tusttsrs
ggtrugtn bate, INNER ftanben bic ipsibtn
3iirme nod Dor benz SItbimmel, bis eHbs
LID cine MorIerbotterie an 5tpei dufeins
anoerFolgenbm SdgeH btibe 5u jail
brofts. Sc Fanb bamdls cine llmsruppiea
rung Der ruIFIdn 9ruppsn itutt, unO es
bsitonb Elm .SntersHe duf unfsrer Seite,
bic 0ummsrn Der ssseniibsritt henben
Rsgimentfr gu erfdhrsH, insbeIonbsre, oh
dubsr Der @eidspebr nod 9irisntruppen
an nteier GttLe Der Grpnt Itdnbsn. Gins
stlne 8ompagnien Febten 8elobnnngen auf
8efdnasns aus, bic unfert gtute rsssIs
mdbi1 fir bic 6interblisbsnen eefdllener
aamsrdben fiftsfen. SsbtnfaIs mar has
SntereFt bti n~nIsrsn SDlDatsn rese ees
iporben, unb Die perfDsseniten inter ihntn
fdmitoettn Blame, pte man einiger Grbs
fdtbenu bobbdFt perbtn tSnnts. Mdn be-
fdnb ii9 i'm Steflungstrieg bic 9initn
iuareu ourh Observation-Disclosures, Gimpfs
uBb DdFsrldufe bon chamber setrtnnt.
Die ELITE &ompaenie bes 1872. Regimsnts
bate einen Gumpf Dor iih. bur4 ben Elm
Damn ols ein3ige ELECTROMAGNETIC 5u
ben feinbIiden GteIIuneM filbrts. saa fet-
uer mittt gins cine Bride iibsr einen
Bad; unb breibig Wtsier bor unb binttr
bieTer Bride Itanoen fin bic 9orpoitsn
Gag uub Ruht gsgeniibsr.
Gines Qbenbs mslosn Ith bsiJn 9oms
pagniefiibrer Der Gefreite Beng, in 6ries
bsng3eiten ols amdteur , aennfahrer IN
6amburq bttdnnt. unb ber polnifA fprtz
denbe RtIerpiIf 9unt. Gle iberreihtn
BEN aompagniepdter cine 9eune: ~Dir
trdrea ndmlid 0riibeH Bel BEN rnIiiIuen
Sorhpoiten unh bnbtn TIN singelaon,
NIT TINS 81 tommtu, bdbsn ibm aud cine
S5fdf9e 9lm et5eigt unb linn baraus gu
trinttn gsgs6sn. bumit tr fshsn iouts. ME
aut er's bel uis habsn tpiirbe. Der Bull.
idaie dbtr, lie leben nod bel better. unb
neil mir tg niht al ben molten, lief tr
in feinen linierfunb unb hoIte bsfe
5enne. Dir baben nit Jpn ~ptrdbrsbe,
bdb pir moroer dbsnb piebtrtommen,
unb Bum m%itbrinoen pir6tn. Sic tpoIlen
auh uie0er bd fem, bieIslben iuie btute,
bumit fe uns nift nnTfiebsn. Sis
fdieBen ia fcipitTp nidt mehr iebt Dor
OHtrn. no ii9 ale RuFen psrbriiOsru.@
Gs, fplgte nun Elm arisRsrds. Der
~aompdanieheF min bic tiihtisen 2eute
uiht germ berIieren unb beipri9t ale mOgs
lidsn gorFdtsmdBregnlu nit ibnsu. qitf
BEN 6amburger anbern abtubs nod feline
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
Sin perwegenes 3Seiferfi&.
g1oti5en eines gero3astetrneRmers.
Don aeinbarS Weer.

Qbefo i'm Greunbestreife. G tr bon
ben Qbaloen, an oensn mar ni4t Dttl
fpridt, an benen Is pobI gar n0iig fpiro,
baB - ltnigli9 CUR 6erdasforberuns BON
0iotrIpru4 uHb 8ele6uns Der DEBATE
= sinsr etipa be fiibne 5b.Drie srfinbet,
Der MenId Tei eissntlid aur cine ariitals
MISUNDERSTANDING, cine hudeutDitGlte
d1erbingg, BON iompIi5iertsr Struttnr.
Quf einmat beginnt mttttn in folden
5dnad binein elmer al tr5dbIen, lensfam,
itodenb, ME aus tnnerem 3nange; aus
ftinen Worten erftsbt bds Bib zines
1eIb3ugerIebniFes, f~resfendrtig, uno mir
pergefm fir enc babe Stunbe. bdB Iols
DIES Grsdblea font ols egldmadlos bers
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-16
MISS HEIDT ENTERTAINS
 AT HANDK KERCHIEF SHOWER

A pretty compliment paid Miss Carrie Caldwell, a lovely bride-elect, was Mrs. Charles C. Heidt Jr.s bridge and hand kerchief shower yesterday afternoon at her home on Cypress avenue. Mrs. Heidt invited her club members, the Young Matrons, for bridge, and later in the afternon her friends dropped in for tea to meet Miss Caldwell. Those playing bridge were Mrs. Roscoe
 Harris, Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mrs. John
 Cox, Mrs Oliver Cox Mrs Roderick
 Beddow, Mrs. Hinson Sibley, Mrs E. c.
 Cabaniss. Mrs. Henry Hidden, Jr., Mrs.
 Luke Hunt, Mrs. James Garber Mrs.
 Michael Nolan, Mrs. Percy Meadow, Mrs. Anglin White, Mrs. Anton Nagel, Mrs c. A. Harris, Mrs. w. M. Ewing and Miss Louis Ward The score prize was a box of pussy willow handkerchiefs and the guest of honor, Miss Caldwell was presented with a piece of hand embroid- cred lingerie
 After the series of bridge the guests were served a delicious salad and ice course in the dining room, which was prettily decorated in spring flowers. The tea table was centered with orchids on a cluny cover of pink satin, about which were pink shaded candles in silver hold CTS and pink and white hints in Tiffany trays.
 Those invited in for tea were Mrs Ed | ence Mccormack, Miss Augusta Katzen. stine, Miss Gertrude Rosenstihl, Mrs | Leonard Barker Mrs. George Driver, Mrs l G. P. Sibley, Miss Marguerite King, Miss Annie Sibley, Miss Jennie Sibley, Mrs. c c. Heidt, Sr., Mrs. George Grey, Miss Kittie Sibley, Miss Hettie Sibley and Mrs | Charles Plosser.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-16

gait and, in spite of the weather man, gowned in bouffant frocks of spring, will again dance itself thoroughly tired,
 The Mises Fashion of the past two seasons will receive with Mrs. J. B. Reid, who is the chairman of Fashion Week. and about 200 Birmingham's charming matrons and business men have been asked as chaperons Everyone on the ballroom floor will be in full evening dress and a most brilliant ball is anticipated.
 In talking to Mrs. J. B. Ried yesterday about the fashion bal she said: By all means it is going to be success, great success. Everyone is interested in it and are desirous of making it a success for the business men, as well as success ocially. The enthusiasm that the public has shown is wonderful and the co-oper- ation of every woman to make Fashion Week mean good business for Birming- ham was met with the heartiest interest and enthusiasm. The cabaret features of the ball will be very attractive and the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-16
MRS. LASSITER ENTERTAINS
 AT AFTERNOON BRIDGE

Mrs. w J. Lasster was hostess yes terday afternoon at her home in Norwood, entertaining the Norwood Auction Bridge club, and few friends in compliment to Mrs. c. Krauss, who will leave in the near future to make her home in Penn sylvania.
 The rooms were prettily decorated in ionquils and the sunburst colors were car ried out in the ices and salad. The club prizes were a dresser scarf, silk hose and handk kerchiefs, and the visitors prize
 was a dainty piece of lingerie. The honor
 guest was presented with a hand-embroid-
 cred pillow top.
 Those enjoying Mrs. Lasster's hospital
 ity were Mrs. T. S. Abernathy, Mrs. c. C. Blackwell, Mrs. H. M. Dowdry Mrs. J. G. Johnston, Mrs c. T. Mayfield, Mrs. B. B. Meriwether, Mrs. J. B. Roberts,
 Mrs. L. R. Patton, Mrs. w. G. Wheeler, Mrs. John Wood Mrs. Krauss, Mrs. A.
 M. Boyer, Mrs. Sam Nance, Mrs. James
 Keith, Mrs. J. A. Barclay, Mrs. w. w. Odum, Mrs. William Moughon, Mrs. J. T.
 Hury, Mrs. Gordon Moughon and Mrs.
 John Lodonta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-16

ical Courier, of the west and conditions there. He quoted some things not too con- plimentary concerning Denver, which l believe he said he did not visit. Now the point is, we have everything to be proud of in Birmingham, from musical and civic standpoint, and we are anxious to show him what we stand for Certainly we are not contented to stand still, for each year brings us nearer our aspira- tions and ideals This year, which is but just begun, will be the banner year in music for us, and I am sure the business organizations are more interested in pro- noting musical affairs than ever before, and after all that is very necessary
 '"rhe Musical Courier is one of the greatest musical journals in America, and Mir. Liebling is a fearless editor,' she criticized. We desire his friendship and good will, and we have but to show him the generous hospitality that Birmingham knows so well how to dispense to make him our friend and admirer.'
 ''The luncheon for MT. Liebling and his business manager, MT. Rene Devries, is
 in no sense club affair, I should like to have 1t understood" said Mrs. Sharp, ''but a civic luncheon strictly, to which every citizen is invited to meet our dis tinguished guest. It will be in the nature of civic welcome to MT. Lieb,ing. Tick cts may be purchased at the Cable Piano company or from Mrs. Laurens Block, the chairman of. the invitation committee, and it is quite necessary that we should
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-16
LOUIS her salon in rob of pnka a the mng a

1 local talent displayed is going to be ex- | tremely interesting 1 The following brilliant and beautiful programme will open the fashion ball at l 9 o'clock promptly, and Wiegand's or-
 chestra of 10 pieces will furnish the music and many novel surprises, consisting of local talent, will be given. A Duet, Can't Ye Hear Me Calling?''
 by MT. Cooper Lawley and MT. Ray Mon- roe A scene from Faust" Miss Lucy Bickley as Marguerite will sing, accom- panied by Miss Fannie Mae Pointer The Empress Josephine,'' posed by
 Miss Emily Irvine.
 Jennie Lind,' posed by Miss Carolyn Boardman.
 Empress Eugenie'' posed by Miss Lot ta Alice Belden. "A Lady of the Fiftes," posed by Miss Marion Orr.
 "Comtesse de Castiglione," posed by
 Miss Louise Long. | Princess Pauline de Metterniche, '' l posed by Miss Margaret Gage l Harriet Lane." a niece of President
 Buchanan, posed by Miss Elizabeth | Locke.
 | A song by Miss Carolyn Boardman. Nellie Grant in the White House Gar den,'' posed by Miss Margaret Moore.
 "The Modern Lady" suffra gette
 posed by Miss Amelia Worthington
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-16

RANDOM NOTES

Arinton Butt of England will arrive today to be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Edward Ware Barrett.
 Mrs. Knox Fleming has gone to Gads- den to visit her sisters, Mrs. Lay and Mrs Elliott.
 Mrs D. J. Cutclin of Amory, Miss, is resting well at St. vincent's hos pital.
 Miss Mary Sibley D is the guest of Mrs. Ellison Bingham in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. E. J. Dunn will leave today for Sherman, Tex, to be the guest of her sis ter.
 Mrs, w. M Walker expects to leave today for New York, where she will be joined by her sister, Miss Hattie Cullom, and together they will go to Atlantic City to spend the weekend.
 Mrs. Paschal Shook will leave today for New York, to be the guest of her sis ter. Mrs. A. M. Lynn
 Miss Annie Dorsey Harris has returned from an extended visit in the east.
 Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes is suffering from a sprained ankle.
 Miss Worthington will give her well known monologue, "Why l Am an Anti Suffragette."
 Finale in grand review.