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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

surely react upon the doer. They
may or may not bring him the love,
respect and gratitude of those he
befriends, but they will most as
suredly bring sweetness and bright
ness into his heart, increasing his
desire and strengthening his power
to do good and storing upon within
him those dispositions which cam
not fail to bless him. while en-
abling him to bless others.
The only reward that can be
given for. some kinds of service is
an expression Of appreciation.
Money could not possibly repay a
mother for the love and care of
rearing her child; nor a teacher for
giving instruction in school and In
the Bible School: nor friends for
their attention in time of sorrow;
nor the minister for the consola-
ton and instruction he gives in the
sick room and from the pulpit Ex-
pressions of appreciation will go far
toward compensating those who
render unselfish service. To with
hold that or put criticism in it's
place, is not only thoughtless. but
cruel.
If today you can remember a
favor or q service received, that
has remained without acknowledged
ment on your part to the giver
take the first opportunity to say a
word or write a line to the one who
Is worthy of It. Words of appre-
citation and of announcement
should be scattered along the path
way of our friends daily. Don't
wait until they have been taken
from you. If you have kindness.
do it NOW. If YOU have a kind
word. say it NOW.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

today by Wells Fargo and Company,
in addition to the semi annual dis
bursement of SO. The company an
nounced 1t had definitely retired
from the banking business, in which
it has been engaged for many years.
The extra dividend. 1t was explain
ed was paid out of the income from
investment securities and not from the
company's express business earnings.
The declaration of the extra cash
dividend recalls the 900 per cent
cash dividend declared by Wells Far
go in 1909. and carrying with 1t the
right to subscribe to $4,000 900 new
stock at par. This was one Of the
biggest melons ever cut in Wall
Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30
Has volunteer Auto Police.

Philadelphia, Dec. ga new plan
to check thefts of automobiles in this
city went into operation today. when
100 motorcar owners began service as
volunteer automobile police They
are empowered by the Public Safety
Department to make arrests for auto
mobile law violations and for the lar
ceny or attempted larceny of automo-
btles.
Names OF the auxiliary police, who
are equipped with cards instead of
badges. were withheld to make the
service more effective. It is planned
to increase the number to 300 in a
short time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

On another page today we print Il
list of the meeting places and speak
ers for the week OF prayer services 10
be held next week in this city
1t will be noted with pleasure that
the churches OF the city are CO
make the period one OF great and
lasting spiritual value TO the people
Of the city.
At this time. when the world looks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30
Comments birth Control

Chicago, Dec. ga motherhood
that demands more than the mere
hearing of children was discussed by
speakers at a meeting OF students Of
social evolution held today at the Chi
cago Woman's Club.
THE nation that limits its birth
rate Is not necessarily degenerate"
said Professor Herbert L. Willett. Of
the University of Chicago. France
has gloriously disproved that Birth
control really means releasing the
mother from the necessity Of contin-
uous child birth for her own good
and for the higher motherhood. The
question is not primarily ethical. 1t
Is biological"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

Berryville Va, believes he has un-
earthed the latest method.
The chief was tipped off the other
day that certain Waslingtonian
would land at Berryville with more
than quart Of whiskey. the maxi
mum allowed by law. He made an
investigation OF the "tip" and dis
covered that the man brought in a
big supply OF liquor in a hot water
bag strapped to his stomach.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30
Woman TO BE Prosecutor.

Chicago, Dec. 29-Illinois is TO
have a woman assistant attorney
general, it was said today by Edward
j. Brundage, attorney general elect
who said he would appoint Miss Jea-
nette Bates to the position.
To the best of Mr. Brundage' s
knowledge. there is but one other wo-
man in the country in such a place.
Miss Bates is now village attorney
for the suburb of Ardmore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30
THE WEEK OF PRAYER.

with longing eyes for the return OF
peace among men, the people OF
America may well show their faith In
God by very earnestly imploring His
ment for peace recently inaugurated
by the President
Let the whole nation az one. man
take Heaven by storm that our suffer
ing brethren in Europe may again en-
Joy the pleasure, and security of
peaceful pursuits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30
Master Plumbers Fined

P1ttsburs, Pa, Dec. 29-Thirty-
two members OF the National Associa-
ton Of Master Plumbers, indicted for
conspiracy in restraint OF trade under
the Sherman law, yesterday entered
pleas OF nolo contendere in the United
States District Court here and were
fined total of $3.45o and required
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

Salt Lake CIV Utah. Dec. 29.-De-
parting from State custom Governor
elect and Mrs. Sman Bamherger have
announced that instead of a fomal in
augural ball, they will hold on the
night of January 5. truly democrat
ic" inaugural reception.
No special invitations will be is
sued. Every person in Utah ia invit-
ed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

Many indeed are the new resolu-
tons that are made by us at this
season of the year. Somehow we
all feel that the opening of a new
year means a new beginning to life,
and in some ways 1t does. The
greatest desire of all of us should
be. to be good and to do good--to
he OF more service to each other
and to God The life that really
counts is the one that seeks TO fill
the passing moments with things
worth while.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30
West Virginia Lawyers Meet.

Rluefield Dec. 29--The Thir-
ty-Second Annual Convention Of the
West Virginia Bar Association began
here yesterday. with lawyers present
from all parts of the State
The convention opened with an
address by the president, Judge
George W. Atkinson. who talked
on The Origin and Growth of
Jurisprudence OF the Virginias" To-
dav the committee on legislation re-
ported the measures the association
desires submitted to the Legislature.
The convention will close tonight with
a banquet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30
No,1xeetans Rack Wilson.

London, Dec. 29.-The Norwegian
labor party, says a Reuter- dispatch
from Christiana. has sent President
Wilson the following message:
THE Norwegian Social Democracy,
mum bering a third party of Norwe-
gian electors, expresses sympathy with
President Wilson's enegetic labor for
the conclusion of the war OF barbar-
ity and the establishment of a last
ing peace"
The Norwegian Peace Union has re-
solved to send the Norwegian govern
ment a declaration urging the govern
ment to support every well-founded
effort to attain a lasting peace based
on respect for international rights
and the independence of nations.
Gold Paid for Canal Comes Home.
New York, Dec. 29.-The largest
single days importation of gold into
this country was recorded yesterday
with the deposit of &33o00,00o by j.
p. Morgan and Company. In the New
York and Philadelphia Assay Offices,
OF this amount s25, 600, 900 deposited
here was in the form of American
eagles. being the identical gold which
was shipped to Paris In April. 1904,
during the Roosevelt administration.
by this government as part OF the pay
ment of $40, 000.0 900 made to tho old
French Panama Canal Company for
its equities in the canal.
II was brought back to this country
in the same boxes in which II was sent
abroad. and in which It has been kept
for nearly thirteen years.
This gold represented the first i'm
portation in the form of American
gold eagles since the present move
Vyrtx II.
receipts was In bar gold and other
forms.
Wells Fargo and Co. Cut Melon.
New York, Dec. 29.--An extra divi-
dend Of $3.50 4 share was declared
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

Amsterdam. Dec. 2a.--Ambassados
Sir Cecil sprins-Rice may retire from
his post At Washington. says 4 report
from London
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30
Whiskey in Hot-Water Rnx.

Washington, Dec. 2s.-All kinds OF
schemes Of blockade-running" are
being employed to get liquor into
dry Virginia in defiance 10 It's pro-
hibition laws, but Chief Feltner, OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

Visitors at Berryvilie. with 4 big
waist line, had better keep a sharp
eye out for Chief Feltner In the fu-
ture
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30
Weekend Meditations
G.. w. X.

20 dare so forth with a purpose true.
To the unknown task of the year that's new
70 help your brother along the road
To do his work. and lift his load:
To add your gift to the worlds good cheer
Is to have and to give
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

to pay the costs OF prosecution,
amounting to 1856
The fines ranged from $50 to $500.
Each defendant was fined and requir-
ed to pay part OF the costs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

The way and the tasks OF the
new year are indeed unknown to all
Of us. II Is well it's so. But when
we remember the sweet promise of
our Heavenly Father that my
grace is sufficient for thee" and
the blessed assurance of Jesus.
T1o, I am with you always" there
should be no need Of despair or of
fear. Our vain regrets of the year
that's past must indeed be forgot
ten, Life Is entirely too short for
any portion OF 1t to linger long
over these things. We must be ever
mindful OF our opportunities and
add in every way possible to the
good cheer and happiness Of those
about U.S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

Some Of the very best things in
life can be stored up only by the
generosity which gives-asking
nothing in return. Such are warm
affections. kind feelings. benevolent
dispositions. Every service willing
ly rendered. every help gladly
given, every effort to encourage the
disheartened, TO teach the ignorant,
TO lift the fallen-not only perform
their Intended work. but even more
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

HANOVER-AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Richmond. December 80, 1915.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

Wells Fargo and Co. Cut Melon.
New York, Dec. 29.--An extra divi-
dend Of 1888 q share was declared
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-30

A Glad New Year,"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-12

making bow to the people of Grants Pass and Rogue River
Valley realize that must stand the crucial test other
words must make good We intend to sell you good
liable merchandise cheaper than has been before privilege
pay Our system Of buying for several stores instead of
knowing how buy and for cash only enables buy right
Our system selling for cash only price to ALL looking after
the volume of business instead of the rate per cent quick sales
and small profits should make and will make THE B. R.
STORES CO. IN GRANTS PASS THE MOST POPULAR
STORE FOR ALI.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-12

HOW MUCH CAN SAVE? is very important question these
days. We certainly help to solve this problem There is
positively sentiment in business We expect people to spend
their dollars with because they get Bigger and Better values
WE WILL NOT INDULGE IN ANY MISREPRESENTA
TIONS TO GET YOUR BUSINESS
We will not sacrifice quality for price Everything marked in
plain figures One price to everybody and every day bargain
day at the B. r. Store.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-12

This is one OF our strongest departments, and
with complete stock to show you from the best
brenners, Hippotan, Nickelsberg, and others.
Dress Shoes at $2.95, $3.45, 1896, $445 and S5.45
Work Shoes at----.---.---- $275, $295, $S45, $3s5
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-12
Hat Department

Merchandise of merit only is offered in this
department. Brands like JOHN B. STETSON,
MALLORY, and ROBERTS, known all over the
country as second to none for quality style and
durability Priced 58c, &c. $1.45, $1.95 and $2.45
John B. Stetson's $500 Hats $$3.45
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-12
SOX

Mems Work Sox, per pair &c
Mems Heavy Work Sox, pair for 25c
Mems Extra Heavy Nelson's Work Sox~..- 1Oc
Mems Dress Sox, black and tan, for......--.- 25c
interviewer Silk Lsle Sox, all colors 25c
interviewer Silk and Silk Sox all colors...... .35c
interviewer Pure Thread Silk Sox. SOC
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-12

Highest quality and lowest prices prevail in this department. We
will continue to carry the weknown brands before, namely
Richmond Stephensons d. Coopers etc. But prices
to you will be less than what you paid in the past.
Balbiggan Two Piece Underwear - 39c
Porosznt --.-- 39c
Heavyweight Blood Ribbed Underwear - --..-. 45c
Richmond Fine Union Suits, all styles SO and CSC
Mems Porosknit Unions SOC
B V. d. Union -~-.-- - a SOC
Boys Porosknit Unions 49c
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-03-12
Work and Dress Shirts

Cluett 4 Peabodys, Arrow Monarch and Sun
set are the brands you will find in
this department
Work Shirts at~--..-~- and bOc
Dress Shirts and Sport Shirts, in the latest
styles and weaves 49c, 59c, 81, $125 and $l.50
BOYS Work Shirts SOC
Boys Dress Shirts ..~.-4 49c and 98c
Boys Newest Styles Sport Bouses- es--..-..-...., Acc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07

MdIeHpldbeh aus, bic bolb lanft oHs
fteieen, bdlb talabipdrts ge1en, tann
man bic G60ubsit bss ldnbIddfts
liben giIots In dlsr Rube auf Iid eins
pirten laIIen. llno nit lpel6em qppeiii
man na6 BEN Sotel 5uriidtebrt, I'M iiG
i'm SpeiTtIauI ben 2una i6meden ~ Iai
fen. bod @orIi6tl pa bdtten MIR fat
bic Itriif nab dr3tli6sr @orI4rift abge
fdbte DiGttarte eripifat. 8enn 6err III
bert Der aus GrfabruHs psiB, oab aud
bic bic Sur asbruu6enben @dlte bic @ors
3ise Der 5omtfsabs 2oftinit nobI gu
~piirbisen pifeu, ldbt tdsIid einen 6eIons
bereu &ii6en5ettsl dnfrtigeu Der boqitdnz
big tureemdB 1T, 70 bdb Is ben in Be
.b%anoIung 6efinOfiden @dien teinerlei
G9pierigteit bersifet, bic Gr5tli6en Dor
f6riften Su bea6ten. gd8 benz 2hn6
lqben beqleme Seftt auf elmer Der TGulens
gelhmiidten 8erduben, bic Iib nm pas
Soiel sieben, gum 4usrubn Elm, tpenn
man nttt cine 9erabreOung sum Senniss
Ipel setroffen bat. 3umaI Ii6 Der bilOs
biib11e Spielpldb in nG6iter gdbe befin=
bet. Sber ntun besiebt Td in ben italiss
niiden @drteu, Der bic ntueIte 4ttraftipn
oes 6otels biloet unb in BEN man Ieinen
9dffee ober Zee einnsbmen lam, Der an
ruuhen 1deeh in benz poruebm ausgefnt=
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07

bod fpirb bic oeifttaft Der bsiBen QueI
fen unb 9dber I9ou felt bieIeu Subren
gsprieieu, uub bic 9tilunsTudenoen fdeus
ten bic fpsite ReiIs MIDI, bic in Der yguten
alien 3eit~ nod gum sr6Btsn 3eil bod gu
RoB ODER 81 @dSen 5lttiidgelegt ipsrben
muBte. nm bic punOertGtisen Sprubel su
%trinteH, ODER ii6 in ben beiBen Auelleu
geiuno 8u 6aben. 5tute iebt man itd
bier in Rep 2)ort in eiRtn bequemtn Bull
maupaseu. Der einsn 6ireit bis in bic
nddjte 9d6e bes Sofeis bringt. limb be
les 9oteI, bns inter benz 9lanea g5be
6ofneiteao@ beriibmt esiporben iii - bic
alien gouIi6feitta baben m5pilde tinem
4rahtbau peihen miilsn, Der einen
Vert BON fiinf Wifioneu Dollars repr6
%leHtiert - oiiritt aud benz peripobuteiteu
@eIhmad geniiseu. Ga3u tommt bas
punberpeIe Sliiua. 'bds Somihtr uno
@iRIer TETS gemdbiat 1T, 10 paB mar lid
itl6it i'm Winter ben gr0BteH 8eil Der 3eit
i'm GrsieH aufbdltsn tam, obHt 6efir6
ten 81 miilien, ii9 eiuen SnnupFeH 5u3ua
8itben poer sinsn Saturrb 3u bolen.
Wahrrllb unicres 8~atogonges, BEL BEN
mir rsidlih @eltgmbcit bdtieu, ms Der
git gebaltenen. itdubirtieu StraBen 5u
freutn. deIellts itd btt .Helipent Mqtagtr
bon 9ot SPRINGS, &c. mr ifir offi
5%ieier Ettcl lautet ST ms. DAB mir in
otrrn s. @IbcEt. bits Der ytams be- @e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07

ben bic @olfit0de tragsnpen Stngtns be-
aIeitst eutgeasn, lebbdFt ben 8erlauf
fires Spiels os6attjersnn. pa fbir uns
M unHittelbarsr Hdbe Der immenien
.@oG 2ints1 befiuOs1, mar elm Iol6es
3uiammsntreFftn aepiB nidts u~fgeip06ns
lides. urgepohuIid tlaug nllr bas @ss
fprdd, bos in osuii9er Spra6e nit geibez
baltung Der englifden Tddmdnniinen Quss
bride qefibrt pnrbe. llnb bic sroBte usbers
rainung biloste bds laute uuo s6enio
ber8lId 9emeinte y6aao!4, NIT benz mir
aleid barduf begriBt purben, 8efdnb
Iid bod in Der Gruppe Der @olflpieler
elmer Der bs~tannteiten 8eutif RRefp Yorfer.
Ger I6t elmer Reibe bon ,5a9ren auf me6a
rere No9eH na9 Sot Springs al ioms
men pflegt. UNI bier nit 9ilfe Der beiBen
Sprubel unb Der pa3l gsb6reuoen 9idt
iih ieins S%panntraft, 8u erb0lten. Wie
Gingepsi6te IpiiIen ipollen, if CT jeben
Worgen mad eintm 8peifinbieen Spa
~5ietritt auf Dem SpielplaB gu ftHoeu. od
er ii6 3u einem Der entbaitoitiiditen
Golfipielsr eRtipidelt bat. IS mar bas
erite Mol in meinem gs6en, oaB i1 Sc.
legtnleit bate, MID ols intsreIfierter
@olf aie0is 81 b%tt6tigtn. limb ba3u bot
pie1tiht peniaer bds Spisl Ietbit 8erans
laHnn9 ais bic i6talcn Qnluatu nit ibren
Itets pedIelnosn S5cnerisn.
Don ben ii4 peit dlsbrtifrnben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07

teten 8erdumisen Sober ierbiert nirb.
Dab es an Muiit, unb 5par guttr MuIit,
ni6t fe6lt, lei MIR nebenbei 6cmertt, unb
tper iid bic 3sit nit gildrbipiel pertrei=
Ben min, 6dt bic Bubt uater mebreren
3ifden. Sber man itattet Dem ~originell
eingeribteten iapanii6m Simmer einen
8eiud ab, in Dem an einem Qbenb Der
M09e elm bobIt originates rThnar8es
3abaret" fem muntetes Neien trei6t.
ipdhrenb in ben papien has iunee Bolt
sum Gang u%ntritt, I'M iid uuf bic mebr
formelen 8erdnitdltuuseu i'm 8aafaal
pur3ubereitsn. @te man iie6t, fe6lt es
i'm 9omeIteab t6Otel ni4t an u~nterbaltIn
gen Der mannigfahIteu 4rt, uno bod 1T
besbaIb Der eieentlihe ,3ipet nt6t alBer
aht gelaTeH. DEM bon ieber bat 6ot
Springs ieinen Rlbm ben aus Dem CRIB
iunern iprnbelnben beiBen auelIeu AL
bdnteu, unb bic bort Seilung 5udenoeu,
Of tie nun an 3beumdtismus @iht ooer
an Der 2eber leiOeu, o6er Grbolung Don
einem nerbDien 3niammen6rud iu9en,
finben In @irsinia Sot Springs niht nur
has redte 8erItdnbHis, unS mas bic
9auptIa9e lift, turGeuGBe 8~ebnnblung, ie
bdben bort uub bic 8eIeseubcit, iih NIT
Der 6silgbmnuitit mic ie oon sablrei6en
Der betunnteiten @erJts smpfoblen fpirb,
beidnnt su nader uuo lire @obltaten IN
g%srbinoung NIT Der ciaentlidsu Sur 5u
trprpbtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07

bteters al Der 9srriiaisiten, eineh Combs
mann beeriibtn tonnten, Der iih ols liss
bfnsipiirbi9er, unb pie es ii6 bon ielbIt
perIiebt, fa6luubi9er Dii6rsr eripies, BIZ
bite cine neue dngeHebme lteberrdihupg.
Wsoosrn hegant unb prdtiii4, pie bic ges
idnlte innfre Ginri8tuHg hes 8tefenbotels
III. OBJ e. ii6 ilm bic 800 unb mebr 3ims
lntr fir bic 9dite, Die lururi5fen .parlor
Suites, oDer ben nit raffiniertem Sc
i6mad ausgeitdtttteu 9auiaal bdnbelt
Iprad Ssrr albert nit eaH5 bsIonbsreni
SiolS bon ben gum Sotel ge6orenbsn
lanbpirti@uftlihm unb @a~rtendnlagen,
bon ben $50 aiibsn, ben 1000 SHbnern
d. no.. bic dqes lIsfern, mas BAG Sotel
an Wfild, an @emiilen, @iern nub oers
gisidsn benotiat. llnp od Bic outsn
StraBen. OF benen 2(utomobile nur in
Rdbiaer S9dipinbigteit sinbttfabren biits.
FEM 5u einem @o~genausflug oosr eiueni
Mitt hod9 8u ROB in bic tpinDerbolen
birgintiheu 8erge gtrdbe5u berausToroern,
piro aud uuf bic Stulungen unb cus
pfcrbtmateridl 6sionosre RiidIidt qcg
nommen.
.Spielsu Sic 8of2" tam ~ bon ben
eippeR u~uIetes 6iibrers. Che mir nodj
Belt bdtten bic 6rdge 81 bs%dutmprten.
tam uns cine fr69li6e 9eieaidoft, bon
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07

an3nbl Der Solbattu unb Der sgoBeren
Gntfsrnuns Der 9riegsi6uapldBt.
aSeoer gum Militdr Ausgebobeue bers
ringtrt nibt nur unfere prObuttionstrdft
iOnOsrn aud bic o~eriisbare 6unoslss
tonnage benz itdnbig mIb ieOer GplSat
nit olsrIsi gprrdten oeriprst peroen, Biz
er entpeOer gst0tst 1T ober mad England
anriidtehrt.
Go i6rieb am 20. DECEMBER poriaen
Sa9res Der Marinemitarbsiter Der
LINES, unb er bat 3tpeifeLGps Re6t.
Reben bieleH 5auptgriinben tommen nod
auoere preisteiasrnoe 6dttoreH in 8etrant;
bnrd ben 4rbeitermunseI Tino bic SGfen
in England f0rmIid periiopft, podeus
lang per5oeert li6 bdufig Die Gntlabang
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-07

Deb 3uges gu iibert0nen. 9efts dnmutis
ses Berg unb SugtIanb, bas ftredens
Dtiit brr9 fteifs delsmGnoe ben 8hden
ent5osen fptrb. Cine S3entrie, ME lie
romuntifder gar ni9t gsbddt fperhen
lam. IS 1T in3pif6en s lt6r gefuorbsn,
tnD laut Sobrpldu foIten mir 9irqinid
pot Springs IN nenigeR minuten ers
rsiden. Der porter bat inoefen infer
Reiiegepdd suiommensernfFt unb mir
MAIDEN uns gum 8erld1en bes 8uqes
bereit. Sn Der Citation anqefommen,
5ieben mir es nor, bic fur3e Strede Wedes
mad Ssm Sotel gu Sub 3uriidsulsaen. in
futntsen Winuteu itt6eu mir Dor BEN
jnusen 6otelclsrt, Der uns bas 5rembsns
bud bortegt. gotten bic gum 5otel gez
b6renben 9dulihteiten fhon Guberlin
burb ibre Stattlihteit imponiert, 10 mar
man, fobalo iih bic g~elegenbeit bot, I'M
Joper ndher nmIGau au balten, bon Der
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cine Gabrt ibsr ben 05sdn gu bsrbinben
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ssIeben bon Der 6eiItraft ibrer .leaen
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bsbrtn brauhf.
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