davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-16

was "oyer the fence" Pumpkins may
stilI be raised upon it. but everyone
at Nassar knows the taste Of a college
pumpkin too well to feel like a bandit
when she steals one. Dam parties
and stone fireplace and the Joy Of
stealing across forbidden territory at
night or dawn have vanished with a
simple transfer of real estate.-New
York Tribune.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-16
Fully Identified.

But | don't know you, madam. ."
protested the paying teller to a
woman who had presented a check
Ihe woman. instead OF replying
haughtily IL do not wish your ac.
quaintance, sir" merely gave him a
CLASSY smile ana said:
"Oh, yes you do. | don't need any-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-16

the psychological moment for closing
a transaction"
"Oh, | manage all right with the
customers. But what is the psycho-
logical moment for striking the boss
for a raise?"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-16

one to identify me. I'm the red
headed hen next door to you whose
Imps Of boys are always running
across your garden When you started
TO town this morning, your wife said:
Now Henry, If you want a dinner fit
10 eat this evening you'll have to
ieeaNe me little money. | can't keep
thls house on Christian Science"
~, Here Is your money" interrupted
the paying teller family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-16
Hard 10 Toll.

You have made good many nice
sales this season" said the manager.
Thanks"
You must know which to grasp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-16

Need any help! A World Want Al
VIII put you in touch with the right
party. Telephone 2601-after $3.50
p. m. call 1000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-16


Visitors 70 tho
Goodyear facto-
ries are always
n which contronts
them at every
turn.
!. ss... s..&1.ss ss... %;s.s:s: +. Sc; ,..: 6
our good name.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-16
Protect 0ur GOOD lame
Coon912AR

IRlPPED notIo
room good duiH- we must not
aring "'S' our good name
to make profit by
,,rs,,bos Of ,i vtcb Won ike
No one wi ever know.
heater s But the silent it
a OF rsenume ieaI1n
ey on he moniion nonsense '
smiles ~ ~ ~ " Protect NAV be all Of these
Our y onance 10 conP huay be
all
The making god business
will protect the a leas gives stousa
a "'@
ms ms mo thoughts are as they And keeping
chiefly cleanin
sen "'S niue 'one' ana happier and
Ttoiro,,i- -,n. hisoooJ Aneic t S
a O
democracy
guard then, thought democracy
i'''''e''u s""d de-
Whether if he and
thousand miles tits that business principle
tie, W. W
ethought n the ' ~
t be is the oldest
An niriaun has
o GUS oenadeF this "'ynnractinaT5 w.
.oH', 70 nHB sur al the
unworthy competition Think of his business
The salesman, or the he o. its
more we labor for
be- ooksup and the quiet the future, the we
our goodna
We YOU The
sroha when character
OF ,r,, r,Iiona u.s. '"N'''
l""'' view, me more
We o youu take out In saI.s 0 "'
'i'Se' are, by
responsibility what wIa a Perbaos aber u
~. ,'.TI than esense
he could. We tenso soou 10 make
sands o n whi S00' 'O BUSINESS
e think
Back two thousand miles which is
ANDY
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
Dcnisclcs erkldrt
t3mloarien Sen 1srico!
Die glliitrteH babeu rs irrtig nc.
bradlt, bic CRIED. Jicbellen ais
pauOlauser sn beuiiteH,

9[tben, 90. g1ou. - Die aried)ildlc
propiioriide Siegierlne, an oeren
Spite Geni3eIos itebt. bat bcutc in
oIler 6orm al 8ulgarieu Den Seriee
ertldrt.
@or nebreran 9Soden btl0ete Be
ni5elos nuf Der SSniel &rcto cine re
bolution1re o6er aprcoliorii9e" 8e-
gierung BON @jriehenlonO. Ger frii-
bere Minilterpraitoert iuurOe gegen
ben a0nig bon @riedeulanO ouf.
i1IIig, neil 2ettcrer Oen Ilmtrilben
8enl8elos eeeen Die 3entrnlmddte
opponierte. Sci 6cn ariednlhen
@ublen tuuroe @cni8elos in leinen
9lniiften bon eincr @taioritGt oeS
Bottles mlterltiiet; Sieier llnlltono
aber bcrmodte Den &0nig uidt bun
oer 92eutraIit1t ob5u6ringen. Dic
9ilolmg elmer iogenonlten &eni5e-
los Burtei uio eircr geni5clos'
y8egierlmg" mar bic idIieBlihe
,Solge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
Britannia tDar Gin
Graitspcrtibiff?

2onGon, 25. Sob. syn einer
bier eingetroficnen ger[iner 8epe,
ide lebnt bic 0eutide 4omiralii6t
ole geranhportIihteit fir oie Der.
fenfuug 6e5 britilden 3onpfer8 8ris
tollnic NIT Der grflGrllna ob. oaB
Dos S9iff nidt BON einem oelt-
lhe1 Sauh6oof berlcntt mor0cn it,.
SSn Der 9cpeife beiBt es oDen bis
jcft oorlicqenOen geridten 5ufolge
6efditD iid Die 9ritonnic ouf Dem
g8eae bon 2onOon nod 5olonifi.
sir cine SSobrt in Oieier gfihtung
mar oie 3obl Der an goro befiuoli-
den 9erionen ullgemobulih initial.
leno uno beredtiet 3li Dem 8eroadt.
naB ons Spipttalibifi fitr 2rorLS.
portsmete perueHoet pnr0e-
Gn ous S5Tff III lleberenitirp
natug nit ben RegrlH beg goIfcr-
rehts fIor imo Oelltltd ols Soi2i.
tolidIfi eetenu3cibHrt mar, 10 lit es
ausgelhIoIien, oaB ein oeuti4es
Goudboot init Der 3critorune bes
5dlifies in Gcrbin0ung gebroht
sueroeg lam"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
Briten binScrn Rmiictt
am SricScnsi6lll6
9inIIiiaer Sffi5ier ertldrt, oah Hnr
bic GnelGnOer 9inRIanb Dum
Srieben abbalten.

Berlin, %. glob. (iSuafenOepe-
ifle.) - Ser &orreiponoent Oes
.8erliner SaqDIott" beribtet bon
Der 8llfolptna.@ .@rerl3e, 0oB etn NIT
leiner gon5en aon1paertie in Der gid-
lie BON airlibabo gefangen genomrne.
ner rnliiiber Gffi5ier folgenoe Gra
fl1r1tng obgegeben bot:
Set LANCER 9eit bnbett Die 0ill.
len eingeieben ooB Die arnft Der
glittelnl1htc nidt 81 breden lit IS
mt mir ieib, iagen az ntitiier, onb
Set britiicbe einiluB nlth bier Itnrf
if uno e8 ibin gellnaen lit, alle 9e.
itiibungell, Dem ariea EN- Gri6e 5It
maiden, 5u nnter0riiden. Die s5ri.
ten lieben gon5 Serbien 1ulD sSrallf-
reid bon @eheimogenten uno g[gltns
toret, lciuie agenten benbahten. @ir
bailen oie griteu. 3eDer fiebt bic
Modt oerielben, a6er feifler mo9t
offen ieine g(nfttt au95uipreden
9ieie frell11iitige Gsfl1rling eiite5
5rontoffi5terS itebt in ein3tsortigeHt
@egenlot an oer grfI1rrngen OeS
r1iiiihen &riegSnttniiters, Der tiir5.
Iid nletrte: Ser iSeino eebt nieoer-
geidIagen Der it9eren 9sieOarIage
et1tgegel1."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
ScbmeSilc6c BI6tter
ti,ar1tcn 2lcrtuc0en!
CrflGreu, DnR Sdlwcoen bic 7rennO-
idJaff nit 8entidlnnb nidJt ants
Spiel ieken ipirS.

stodboln, ilber 2onoon. 25. glob.
Sn eineu g(rtitrI, lpeIber iid
init Der afpiihen gloripeqeu nno
DcutidIano berriheHben Spdnttng
bci61ftigt, narrt oos a8ogblo0"
9orpegen Dor elmer ai,entruerliden
GoIitif uio fitat bir5lt, oaB 5d)lpe-
SEN nit)t geneiqt iei giormeeen ouf
oieienl gSege 5il foleer iiftn 70 leine
eigeuen sS1tereIiPr 3u gefdbr0an
Die 3eitima ldreibt. OnB Shipe-
6en inter feinen llnitdnoen Die
freltnoliGen ge3iebltugeu 5lt elmer
0aodt opiern fam, lpeIdbe Shpeoers
einaiqe Stiite iperoen nliibte, atuenn
eine aeipiIle 2oge eHhtdnoe. iDelhe
Die rationale Griitrua 5dpeoens be,
6rpben foilr6c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
SricScnsichncn
audi I'M Jtalicn!
Selbit SOnnino nisfntiert 5rieStus-
ansidlten; branhmGrft prable.
ride Sriten.S dJiDGbereieH.

Berlin. 25. Rop. - Gds .geeut
gsiener sSournol~ fiibrt cine atner.
ldIIige itolieniihe 9[iitorit1t als @e-
n1brsmonn iiir Die geofrid,t an.
oaB Sonnino bic sSrteoensdlsiid)terl
oisfltire babe. Ser W1iniiter babe
Iih freiIifJ Iebr poriidti9t ousge.
oriift, 5onnino ober bnbe fem gIdti
Dor ocn M1uno geltontmen, Die bra.
ntorboliereu0en Iirooe1 gelpiiIer bri.
tiiher 8iplomoten sl1 brdri6n1rfett.
Scr lttt1tige, noIlit1n0ig I'M.
gere1tfertigte Ion eetpiIier &e0cn
ioa ben aniden eripeder, ais batter
Die 4lliierten Gen SieG bereits in
Der SaidJe," iogte 5onnino rfto
fnbr fort: ,aetn Stontsmmnn elmer
Der friegfiibrsnoen gtotionen 1T 5ltr
Belt in BET 2aae, i5or0eritnocn 5tt
itellen, bic bon oieier Regieritng be.
0ingrngSIos nnaenouunen iuur0en,
lpenn 6rieOen gelhloiIen miro.
8oreiIige Sdlpabereien ioIlten BEL
Ter perntie0en tueroen, 61rtit 6ns
8o(f niht irregcfiibrt unb gum
@loltben oerleitet miro, 6oB Die
GntentenGbte bereits Den Sieg on
ibre syobnen gefettet hnben.
Ger glusgong 6es getpdltigen
3ingens, baS Jest in GurrlGnien be.
aonnen bat. rirb ollein enti6eioen,
Oh oie 5riebenspldne IN oieiem @in.
ter areifbnre 8ormeu dnnebmen.
Scr Mittelplutft Der friegeriIhett
aftionet lit nun nod Dem 8alfan
periho6en lpor0en."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
papicrtcllcrltit0
tuirS itlttcrIldlt! /!

8oibineton, rs. SOB. 8et ei.
ner &onferer5 5pii6en ben 0htgIie-
bern Der Observation-Disclosures
uno ben 8eanlten Der amerituit
Repspoper gubIiibers 9IIjociatinu
purDe bei9Ioiien ibDn IN ben nod
item Sagen Die tlnterIu1ung iiber Die
llrin9en Der 5Glernng oes Bel.
tungspopiers du beginhen. 8eOer
bic 9ltitgIieoer Der gfegierlinesfonl.
milton nod gngeborige Der Sci
tiingSbeiieernereinig1tng fpoI1ten en-
fldren, nod tpeIhen 9fihtlir1ien oicie
llnteriudung 1efiibrt tDeroen inl,
ober eS beiBt, OnB Der geriuG ge.
ma9t peroen miro, feit5uItellen. Oh
irgeno cine aombtndtion gefhoffen
moroen lit, uni Die 8reiie au tom
trolieren. Observation-Disclosures Der.
Iihern, Der @rlrno 5ur Seuerltng lie.
ge lebigIiG in Der ungebener ftortel
Gahirage nab 3eitungspopier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
HaiIcr 1tarl's
Proclamation an
peer nn> Slctte!
Der @eilt Oes totem SniIers mGse bic
StreitfrGitc Oes &GterlnnOcs Su
neuen Siegcn iiibren.

9lmiter0am, "A. geou. - gcrlincr
Depeid)en 5uioIge bot aailer a1rl
nodltebenoe @rofInnlotion an Die
citerrei6iid-ungariihe glrlnee un0
5lotte erloiieu:
sSolOoten: Guer oberIter arieas.
berr, mein erlaudter @roBontel, Der
Ssoiler un0 St0nig iSr1r5 Soiepb, lit
5u ieinen 8otcrn berioulnelt ipors
BEN. Ger berltorbene Serrider mar
Elm IeudtenOes geilpiel edit lol0att-
iher SreIe. Sein gonSes &rahten
ging Oabin, Dem gaterlanOe 5u ole.
men. 90 large ieine Sroft aus.
rei9te. nellie iein 6jeoante bel iei.
men geliebten uHo tupferen SolOas
ten.
Bis iebt babe id nit @u6 sic
idmeren aber rltbnlreihen Gage OeS
gieoritenbnften Samples ertragen.
Sa 0ieier grobeu 3eitperiobe itelle
ih mid ols o6erIter &riegSberr OH
Die Spite meincr in 5reue erprob-
ten gIruee uno 92ariue NIT Dem fe.
item @louben on nniere beili0en
Hehte uno ben Sieg unierer 8af.
fen, oen mir NIT @ottes Siilfe ullo
oerienigen luicrer 8erbiinoeten iilt
rniere gerehte Sa6c errIngen mer.
ben.
Utoee ser GeiIt 6e8 crbubencn
@entorbcnen Guh au weiteren Sel.
oentatet anipornen, oonrit mir Den
giegesfronj ouf ietrem Sartobbo5
nieoerIegen tonuen oIs elm 9ciDeis
Der Ireue no 8ontburfeit fir ieine
2iebe mo SOrsfnlt, mel6e er Der
taiIerliden uu0 tonigliheR 2lrlnee
un0 Dtorine mi0nete nlo Ole ME
aitfb0rte, in ieinetn eoIen Ser5cn
ben eriten 95las ein3uilebn1en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
Sad 2OuOOns ecid,c einseaidert.
Seine siidlc mirb ami ieiucr 6drm
in ale sSinbe geitrept.

0otlaaN, gol., %. giob 0it
9eife Ses RittDod pl0bIidJ geitot.
benen StriititeIlers Sad 2onOou
tDur6e geItern mter GuBerit anbIrei'
der SeilunbnEe eInge1idert, Git
Hide Epfro, BEN @unitfe oes gsr.
itOrbcneu geuldf,, u,if ieirsr @Ier
5arm in ale 8iuOe geltrellt lperoel.
aon0ons Satin fonnte iDegen
arnnfbcit oil Der 9einenfeier nid,i
teilnebmen, OoA mar Ieine erte bpn
ibnt acidipocnc sFran nit iBren bci.
ocH Iohterl ailneieiLD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
Scncr 0it BcrS eincs
ltiiItcnSailtpfers! (!

8oIton, M1aii., %. gfoo. Sec
aiiItenoampfer u9opbnttan9, oltf
Der Ssabrt bon Bolton nod Reipbort
9letps beariffcn geriet ouf Der Sobe
BON 8lod Sslnno in 8rdilo. auf
ben SiIfpruf oes Sdiffe8 bot lid DER
Regterungsfltter nod Der 9dene be.
geben. Cine ipdterc 9epelte mel
Def, oaB 0as Sei1er unter Sotttroae
iei. 9ln goro oes Dnlnpfers be-
fonoen it'd mebrere Gniiogicre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
gDettrrbtridlt.

yiir Omaha INC lIngegeH6:
ghon belite obeno llt0 5onIttag
Iteigen0e 5enlperntilr.
,Siir glcbrasfo nno Soma: gldge-
lneiu ldon bcntc abenS nnn 5onn-
tna: iteilcnoe Scnperatnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
lt-soot beidlIaanabmt Bot.

gforieille, %. glob. Ser bier
berte einaeIauiene ariediIde Dam.
pier oGriiios4 melbet, ooB er oitf
Der 6abrt por einen Soudboot oti-
geholten tpurOe, tpelbes Die lis
Soiti1de beifIognobnltc ttno Die
9}onni6oft 5ipone, Die 2d6lrng iiber
9or6 a11 tperferl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
DiHas um9riffe oeitern
luicScr abSclcbla9en!
&aliiten griffcn geitcru luieSeram
bic StGOt 6bibnaBna bcrs
geblidI an.

s5uare6, AteT., 20. 9tob. - 9tId,
Der geltrige g(ngriff 8illas auf oic
Staot gbibuoGud mar erfolglos.
Sros tapferm mebrIaden 8or0rin-
gems pllroen Die &ebeqen 3uriidJe.
idlogen u1lo lagerten oben0s ali,er.
balb Der 5tobt. Ser &af3ug @illok
am 0onnerstaq aben0 eriuies lid,
als eine Sale, 0enn foum batte @e-
neral S5ma NIT leiner 9ietterci Die
fliebeloeil 8ebcien enc 5trefe lang
oerfolgt, ais Oicielbcn plosIi9 Den
Spteb umorebteu ullO NUN ibrer.
ieits. pou in8nlihen bin3uge5ogeneu
8ertortungen anterititbt, ouf Die iic
berfolgen0en glegieruugstruppen ei-
uen @egenangriiI unterno6mea,
95una gelnllg es ie0ndl, NIT Ter
bdltrismaBig geringen 8erlldten Dir
Sto6t Dieoer 5ti erreihen
get SogesonDrudl traf bier einl
9epeIhe pon @eneral 8repino ent
oaB oie &1tigteit Der 8ebeaeu i'm
Siten llrt6 gor0olten Der 5ta0t Gbi.
bnobun oorouf binaeutet, ooB iic
bente mie0er augreifett niirben
Inter ben geiterl gefaaenen 30
ten befaH6en fia 3rancisco Irebino.
ein 8rl1Oer 0es Generals, 8pei Gffi.
5lere ieines stobes. 9lui 5eiten Der
8iaiiten fIelen inter anoeren @ene-
raj acoIta. iueIber bonn Sberit Ga.
oero bon Der 9tegierungs -aauuQerie
I'M @efeft getotet pllr0e, iolpie Der
Sefretar gillas, anOre8 5oDo.
3 ipeibl. SpiOnc 9sillas 6inacridltcf.
8ouptquortier Der oncrif. Straf.
expedition in Ylertfo, % 9tou. -
25n @Lbnae Iiao orei @terifanertn.
men ols angeblihe Spioninnen 8iI-
las eridoIien wproen. @s Dur0e if.
men uflter &n6erem our 2ait aeleqt,
Bob fie etnen Gerfu1 eernadt babe,l
ioIlen, Obert @on3ales 3ias, 6en
&ommunoonten Der Aegierllnqstrllp-
pen IN glbaQe 5u ermoroen.
gilla erueuert anariff.
81 8aio, Ser. 25. geoU. - Selte
friib Inn bier llbr lieB 8iIIa ieine
5dnren ipte0er gum Sturnt auf ute
Staot porritden. 8on orei Seitcn
5uglei9 erfolgte Der 9lngriff, un0 Die
SSnfanterie Der 8iIilten itilrntte ae.
gen Oeu Sarttn gfoia Siigel bor, UNI
Die bort oufaeiteGten @erteioiglrugss
geiAiise gum 5dmeigen 5u brin8en.
Per aompf lit rod uumtidieoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
9entldbc iibtri6rtit1Q
9onolt BET SunlnibQ!
Orci mddttioc nrmccn Scr Dcrbiincctcn be-
fintcn iitt ictt aMf Sem Dcrs
marldt rtadt BMkarcit.
5000 tmmdnen eefaneen; meRr stdSte %
Usher aill,erIt blltio.)

bisber liiBerIt blittig)
es miro nngenommen oaB it'd
Der grobte Eeil Der bon 5nlfen,
bobn beorobten grmee Der 8onoll
entlone 5uritdae5ogen unO iih mil
oen Iritppenteilen i'm 9llttal Der
einigt bot. Die oortigen Stearnger
Der gfmndnen iino iebr itort unS
Die 5u iiberfpinOenoeu @eIdn0e,
id)mieriefeiten iinO erbeblif. Die
oeutide SeeresIeititng iheint olles
oieies ond gu iuiiien oeSboI6 baber
Die gulgaren oud beriuht, Den Rit'
mdnen BON Suntnibn aus III ott
6lnnfe 81 falLer.
Synjpiideu ertportet nan, 0nf
3elomorihnn b. Wlodenien in Den
Gobruojd1 fpieoer Die Gffeniiue CT.
greifen miro. uno oieieS tros oer
geitern geneIoeten oortigen glngrtffc
Der Ruiien un6 Gmildncn meldt
babel meiertlihe 6ortidbritte (?)
genadt babeti.
9lumGnen BON 3 Seiteu augcgriffen,
2on6on. %. gtop. - Streitfr0itc
Der 3entralulddte orinqen ron orei
Ri6hlnoen oltS auf 9ufareit Dor.
8om 8eiten ants bat 5oltenbnpr
01g glltttal erreid)t, bDnt 9toroeu
6ringen Die 9entlden mo Deter.
rei6er INNER tiefer in ons 2an1
Elm, uno in Der @eaeto bon Sunt.
uibo boben Streitfr1fte Dinfeniens
Die Gonoi iiberidritten. 2ie ganSt
feline 8oIlahet befinoet iid) bente in
Sdnoeil Der 9eiltider uno Better
reid .llngarn.
Gdtpieriges Bel6nSe.
Berlin, 25. 9fop. (sSunfenberid)t)
- 9ie ungebeuren Sdpierigfeiten,
NIT mef1en bic berbintDetcn 0cltt,
Id)en nuo oIterrci6iitlungoriifer
Sritppen i'm Bebirge an Der ri.
n11niih.Iiebenbiirgiiden @ret3e 5li
forlpfen hdtten. alS lie lifl ibren
8eg III Die @bene Der 8allotbei
bobnten, tperoeu BON Der bnIboffi3iel.
len lleberleetIhen Rod)rihterl- agen.
tlir in einen beroffentli6ten lleber.
bid iiber iene a1ntpfe mic folgt
bei9rieben:
SSn letter 8eit berrihte bittere
a1lte i'm @ebirge, po Die Sdirtpfe
fifl itellentpeiie in einer Sobe bon
1000 SUB abipielten, un6 Die ergen
8oBitrnBen poren nit Shnee uno
Sis bc0edt. YIN gtpiiien SteIIen,
Die Die Synboiionsormee poIiieren
nllBte, mar ftur cine eiu5ige Der.
artige 5troBe ocrbonoen, un0 ale
Die idlperen @eidiise fonnten nitr
auf 8ogen ooer glutomobilen befor.
bert iperoell.
3rob OieIer Sdltpiertgfeiten tn6
trob oes ber5lpeitelten g8ioerltano8
Der rurtdniidens Grilppert oenelt
bon Der 3ibilbeb0lferun9 oird
@ueriIlatriegfilbrling gebolfen MUIR
DC, Itiirntten DIE oelttidlen 1lno otter
reid)iid.nngnriihen &rnppen Sobe
auf Sobe ut0 riidten iinoufboltiou
tueiter bor. s5n s 9ngen boben
Die Srippen General b. SSalfen.
6aDns, luelde Grojobo beieBten,
nid)t peniger ais 55 MeiIen 3uriids
aeleat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
Cane lu6t Garrans1.

al,r5 nnhoem Ous Brotofoa non
oen gertretern oer beioen 9ieeieritit.
gen ultter5eihnet mar, beroifertli6te
5etret1r Zane cine @rfldrnna IN
pel6er er iogt. Oab no9 ieiner @sei-
nung General garran5a cine itarfe
4crionlihfeit iei, un0 ooB man ibm
bolle @eIegenheit 1ebeH IoIte, od
Rerifo NIT ober Obne 9ilfe Der
Ser. Stooten 0os &edte tlln neroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
Saft anfrhNen.

SER Toft erfIdrte untet 8e5llg.
uabute nllf Die obiseu Gcpeiden
Dab hieielben scigen, ooB, pos Die
2igd eritrebt, feirt Grolm lit, lulo
bob gurnbd nod Scennielhg oes
aricacs fitr ole Slnnohnr Der &Ldne
nrr 2iga relt leiu ufroe,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
l1s, Sruppell lucrOfn
McritO bQlO DerlQi1tn!
1lmerikaniIdc tpic nterikaniidpc Dcrtrctcr scr
ecmiI9tcn 1tonfereis mntcrScidncn
Siesbc5iieli6es prctckca.
&c aeaierMneen miiflcn nOee einlUiIIieen.

oo6 ieine 3uitinntiug geben uno
oos 4rototoa rotiii5ieren fpiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
Ner[fn. p. 9lop. (ffllnfenberidlt.l J

Berlin, 25. 9lob. (5lmtenberldlt)
Gos ariegs1mt mel0et, OaB oeut.
ide mo bulgarii6e Triippen in Der
@egenb BON glacoptia bel Sun1niba
Die Donau crfolgreid iiberidritten
bobcn. Sn Dem Berid)i beibt es
weitcr, OoB bic 3ruppen bon Der
rm1nii6en geboIferltng aus Dem
SinterboIt 6ugegrifien muroen. @s
iDer0cr itreuge glnBnabmen aetrof'
icn. Inn Die gepolferung 3ur Ser.
uuitft 81 6ringeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-25
DcmtIeblanS, GnolanS,
Srankrcidb crmati9cn
tie. Jnt. SricScnsIiao
9cntidler &riGsinn5ler neiit in Se.
pcidlc anf ieiHe Jiebe uOuI
8. NObember hin,

gteiu 9orf, 90. 91rp. 8ei CEN
geitern bon Der 2iga 5ur @r5mia.
gllng oes 5rieoens abgebaltenal1
8nnfett, nobel &rprdiioent &aft pro.
'ioierte, muroen ole 9epeid)en 6et
Ieiten0en StdotSu1nner 6rnntreids
@n9lnnOs uno 0eutidlan0s nerlelen
in neI6en lth Oieie nit ben 8eitrei
bitngen Der 2igo einDeritailOen er-
tI6rten.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-10-05

Woodrow Wilson exceis in the ar
dstry of politics bee0nd the capacity
OF Charles Evans Hughes to compete.
Were the current campaign Il game Of
professional politics instead Of con
test Of character between two candi-
dates for the highest office in the gift
OF the people, Mr. Wilson would walk
away with the prize next November.
All his life he has made study of
fOrm-tirst of literary form-and lat
!; terly OF political form. In the first
period he mastered a style peculiarly
ms own, and peculiarly characteristic.
The study of words and their multi
plicity of meaning always fascinates
him, so much that a Princeton class
mate recently said of him: Tommy
has lived with words SO long he thinks
they are real thing" Thence comes
his collection Of what Theodore R0oSe-
velt's Maine Guide calls weasel
words" That iS-"he can take a
word and weasel it around and suck
the meaning out Of it like Il weasel
sucks an egg, until it don't mean any
thing at all, no matter what it
sounds like it means" Thence came
also the series of catch phrases, SO
fascinating in sound, so false in Sug-
gestiOn; SO easy to read, SO hard to I'M
derstand. SO it is that he is able to
be on all sides of every public ques-
ton, while covering his circuitOus
course with a flow of words that roll
as easily from his pen as brook
through the meadow. 1t is his artful-
ness in the use of words that enables
him to pose as "an amateur in poll
TICS" while playing the game with the
skill of a professional. Whatever his
ineptitude in other respects, he is cas-
lily first among presidents in the art
istry Of politics, and he would win
next November, were that the test.
Compare the Witness of Mr.. Wilson
with the straig htforwardness of Mr..
Hughes. Compare the smooth style of
the one with the rugged diction of the
other. The one is as complex in the
use of words ~ the other is simple
1t is a case Of SOnOrOuSneSS versus
strength. Mr.. Hughes is depending
upon the strategy Of ghtfOrWard-
ness and the strength Of sincerity;
upon the force Of facts, instead Of up
on the fiction of a phrase, to win his
case before the jury Of the nation.
His appeal is to the head and not the
ear of the people; to their intelli-
gence and not to their emotion; to
their heroic side and not to their hys-
terical side. 1t is an appeal to the
courage of the country and not to its
cOWardice. Mr.. Hughes could not, if
he would perform in year the po-
litical tricks that Mr.. Wilson can do
in a day. The question today is
whether the people want in the White
House for the next four years
phrase-maker or a hstOry-maker; a
man of many sayings, or "A man who
backs his words with deeds. There
is a fundamental difference between
the two candidates, which marks the
line of cleavage in this extraordinary
campaign-"Hughes means what he
says"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-10-05
STATE NORMAN. SCHOOL
RIVER FALLS, WIS.

Special courses OF study are pro-
vided for High School graduates
as we'll as for those who have
completed the common schools and
grades in city schools.
The Diploma Of the school be-
comes a Life State Certificate af-
ter the holder has taught success
fully for one year and received
approval of the State SuperintenG-
ent of Public instruction.
An Elementary course of two
and one-half years is offered which
leads to the Certificate which is
valid for five years, after the
holder has taught successfully for
one year.
The school has large reference
and textbook libraries and well
equipped physical and biological
laboratories. ExcelleD- facilities
are provided for special work In
Manual Training. Domestic Science,
Music Drewing and Physical Train :
ing.
Tuition is free in the Mode
Grades. The pupils in these grades
have the advantages of the cours-
es in Music, Drawing, Domestic
Science. Manual Training and Phys
ical Training.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-10-05
A CONTEST OF CHARACTER,
NOT OF WEASEL WORDS

CARDINAL QUESTION IN THIS
CAMPAIGN is WHETHER TIE
PEOPLE WANT IN THE WHITE
HOUSE A PHRASE-MAKER
OR A MAN WHO BACKS
WORDS WITH DEEDS.