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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26
WE'LL ID FORECAST BY COUNTIES ON SM|TH-BURR RACE Says Data in Hand at Pres ent Indicate an Over
 whelming Victory
 for Smith

Col. Marcus Weil the well known po- litical forecaster, will make a detailed forecast on the race between E. D. Smith and Borden Burr for national commit teeman about three weeks before the primary.
 He will forecast the result in each county of the state, and he is now ask ing his friends in the various counties to send him data in order that the fore- cast may reflect the best Judgment of both sides.
 'I have already assembled a lot of informs tion." said Colonel Well last night "ln fact l have enough at this time to indicate a landslide victory for MT. Smith. However. I want to investigate further before giving out any detailed figures.
 with the present lights before me | feel reasonably sure that MT. Smiths majority in Mobile county alone will be greater than the combined majorities re- ceived by Mr. Burr in the counties which he will carry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26
STATE CONVENTION
 MEETS THIS WEEK
Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers Association to Hold
 TwO-Day Sessions

The third annual convention of tho Alabama Congress of Mothers and the Parent Teacher association meets at the Tutwiler here Wednesday and Thursday. Delegates have been named from every county in the state. and number of the national officers of the organixa- ton will be present. The county super intendents of education and the princi- pals of city schools have been especially urged to be present
 Mrs. T. A. Burbridge of Dnsley is gen- eral chairman of committees. Other com mittee chafrmen are: Credentials. Mrs. N. l.. Bagley; homes. Mrs. McAfee; recep- tion, Mrs. A. F. Hillke of Ensley; music Mrs. J. F. Mason of Wylam; decora- tions Mrs. Clifford Brewer; magazine Mrs. P. w. Hoges of Montgomery; presa. Mrs. E. A. Clayton of Woodlawn. A num- Der of entertainment features have been provided for the delegates and visiting officers during the meeting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26
FORMAL ADDRESS ID DEMOCRATS |S MADE BY FOUR CANDIDATES Not Fair to Wilson to Elect Men Committed to Hob-
 son Amendment
SELF-GOVERNMENT
 FUNDAMENTAL BASIS
Allen, Rushton, Spragins and Willett Point Out Some of Issues In volved in the Present
 Campaign

In an address to the democrats of Ala. banla, Judge B. M Allen, Ray Rushton R. E. Spragins and J. J. Willett adhere to the time honored democratic principle of local self government.
 They assert that it is not fair to Wood. row Wilson that a small coterie of pro- hibition politicians should select as dele gates to the democratic national conven. ton, those who by present and past polt. ical alignment are committed to the prin- ciple of the Hobson prohibition amend. ment to the constitution
 They submit that President Wilson has adhered to the democratic principle oi local self government. the right of the state to adopt its own laws on the sub- ject of prohibition without federal inter ference. Regardless of what might be the opinion of the voters of any one state, these candidates assert that there is no difference among democrats on this fundamental principle. They assert thai the president in this great crisis should not be embarrassed by those who are aligned with Bryan in his policies which include peace at any price.
 Only those whose allegiance to tho principles advocated by the President i. assured by their record should be put on guard in this supreme crisis of the party's history.
 The formal statement is as follows: ITO the Democrats of Alabama:
 Believing that it is not fair to Woodrow Wilson that small coterie of prohibition politicians should se- lect as delegates at large to the na- tional democratic convention those who by present and past political alignments are committed to the principle of the Hobson prohibition amendment to the constitution of the United States, we submit our candi- dacy to the democratic voters of Ala bama.
 MT. Wilson has, with unfaltering fidelity, adhered to the great essen tial principle which mas distinguished the democratic party since the time of Thomas Jefferson: the maintenance of the doctrine of local self govern ment. This means the right of the state to adopt it's own laws on the subject of prohibition without federal interference. Regardless of what the people of any state may advocate about local and state issues. there can be no difference among democrats on this fundamental question.
 "In his great struggle for peace with honor and for national prepared- ness against the day of cowardly sur render invited by MT. Bryan's theory of total disarmament, MT. Wilson should have in the convention only those who can sustain him in his lofty ideals and practical statesmanship without the embarrassment of any alliance with MT. Bryan upon the question of federal prohibition.
 Tn this supreme crisis of the party's history, only those should be put on guard whose allegiance to the prin- ciples advocated by MT. Wilton is assured ty their record.
 'B. M. ALLEN,
 ''R. E. SPRAGINS, RAY RUSHTON, ''J. J. WILLETT. Candidates for Delegate from State at-Large to Democratic National Convention
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26
DAMAGES CLAIMED FOR INJURIES ID
 MRS. w.. |. K|LG0RE
Plaintiffs Sue B. R., l.. & P. Co.,, Az ting Jitney Driver Was Blinded by Street
 Car Headlight

Three suits were filed against the Bir- mingham Railway, Light and Power con- pany in the city and circuit courts yes- terday as a result of an accident some weeks ago in which Mrs. w. c. Kilgore and her 11-year-old daughter were seri- ously injured by a ''jitney driven by Curtis Gordon at Eleventh avenue and Sixteenth street, south.
 One suit claiming $25,000 is filed by Mrs. w. c. Kilgore, another by Katherine Kill gore pro ami w. c. Kilgore for $5000, and damages Mrs. Kilgore and her daughter sue for personal injuries. The complain ants allege that the headlight on the de- fendant company's street car blinded one Curtis Gordon, driver of q jitney bus, causing him to run down and seriously injure both, plaintiffs. W. c. Kilgore sues on the grounds that he is being deprived of his wife's company and put to much expense for doctor bills and hospital fees and alleges the same cause of action.
 A. H. Hicks vs. J. w. Lusk, w. c. Nixon and w. B. Riddle as receivers for the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad company, 5000 claimed for alleged person al injuries.
 Bell Hicks vs. J. w. Lusk, w. c. Nixon and w. B. Biddle receivers for the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad com pany $5OOO claimed for alleged personal injuries.
 Willie Miller, pro ami William Miller vs. A. T. Newell, $2000 claimed for personal injuries, and William Miller vs. A. T. Newell $1e0O caimed as damages for the alleged personal injuries of plaintiff s child.
 Mrs. M E. Attaway vs J. w. Lusk, w. C. Nixon and w. B. Riddle, receivers for the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad company; personal injuries alleged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26
w. c. T. U. COMMITTEE TO MEET TUESDAY
 AT HEADQUARTERS

The executive committee of the Alabama Womans Christian Temperance union will meet Tuesday at the w. c. Y. U. headquarters in Birmingham. ll3la Twen- ty-first street. north. for an all-day ses- son. The meeting will he called to order at 10 a. m. and is expected to close at I o clock in the afternoon. The ladies of the Birmingham w. c. T. |. will serve lunch at noon to the visitors
 The executive committee of the w, c. T.. |. is made up of the presidents of the local divisions throughout tne state and the superntendents of the departments of the local unions Among the business to come before the committee at it's meet ing will be the selection Of the next meet ing place of the state union
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26
FINE PROGRAMME AT
 HIGHLANDS CHURCH

musical programme has been arranged for this evening, to be rendered at the Highlands Methodist church by the choir. augmented by several well-known local musicians. The West End quartet will render selection and Misses Cunningham and Taul, Messrs. Eastburn and Farley, assisted by Misses Weir and Ezell, also will sing. < The programme is as follows:
 Sous les 5os (Durand).
 t.Te Deum" G4loyd).
 Serenade, violin and flute (Gound).
 Male quartet. .'rhe Prayer of Faith (Bartlett. violin obligato. z 1T Waited For the Lord" (Mendelssohm. Violin solo.
 70 Had I Jubals Tyre CHandep.
 Male quartet.
 {a) Ballade tGotschalk). (b, Minuet tBeethoven). trio violin and flute
 q Will Extol Thee, o God (Costa).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26
Chauffeurs Fined

Cases against II chauffeurs charged with violating the motor and vehicle law were mol pressed by Judge H.. B. Aber- nethy in the municipal court Saturday upon payment of the cost of the court. which amounted to s2.15. The men were warned by Judge Abernethy that they would be fined in the event they were up for the second offense.
 Something like 114 men have been arrest ed for running cars without license, all of whom received the same treatment as Judge Abernethy was inclined to be light on the offenders until he had investigated the law in the matter and was suve of his grounds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26
Parole Is Revoked

Montgomery March 25.-tSpecial) )-Ciov- ernor Henderson has revoked the parole leased from the Alabama Boys Industrial school in Birmingham last week Gam mell violated the terms of his parole. and on informant furnished the govei- nor by Probate Judge Charles B. Teasley of Montgomery, was returned to the re- form schoGl.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26

he will never make another lecture tour unless forced to it through dire neces- sity.
 "Mr. Cobb is every bit as homely as the pictures of him would indicate. but he is intensely human. lovable man. He is quiet and his tastes are simple. And he will go down in history a . greater wit than Mark Twain.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26
STATES COAL PRODUCTION
 FOR 1915, 15,266, TONS

anime esteroay
  e as olovs Coal
 
  ad since This n safet
   did not become specially
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26
TODAY'S EVENTS
At the Photoplay Houses

Strand-"The Ne'er-Do- Well,' with Wheeler Oakman and kathlyn Willpn.s. Matinee at 3:15 p. m. Evening at 'S:1o o'clock.
 colonial=-Paramoun feature. Hanson.
 Odeon Two-"Charley Chaplin
 Princess Hop, the Devils Brew with Lois Weber.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26
COVERED THAW CASE

MT Cobb gave up active newspaper work about five or six years ago He covered the Thaw case up until that time, and some of the greatest stories that ever. broke were covered by him in wonderful stylee If there ever was a better newspaper reporter than llvins. Cobb, I have not had the good fortune 10 meet him.
 Since giving up newspaper work. he has been writing for many magazines, and his lecture tour last winter was his first venture into that field. Incident ally. he says it Is hls last; that he has got enough of that business, and that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-26
INyITED AN EXPRESSION

Continued on Page Eicvenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23

bitfe pihtigIte 8prausfeBulg tpirtungs
boiler Organization, lit cine 5rudt pes
f%oge1annten Militarismis. Bon unlbdBz
barem Derte BEL Der 8eititigung Der euts
fdnbcnen G9nierigteiten naren fsrner
8fpei Gattoren, ndmlid bic gr3ieblng Der
Wdfen uno bic 9erfiherung Der @epertz
fhuitcn; bic ~eritere uedte ben Miuen 8u
einIiatsooaer Mitarbeit, bic leBtsre ges
fpdbrte llnteritiiBung, bis ben arbeitslos
@sporoenen neue Qrbeitsgelegenbeit bers
i9dfft mar.
Dos 4uslaro mar iberrai6t BON ber
S6neaigfeit unb Slate, NIT Der uniere
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pitOer in Sang lam;
al btrbdnten lit bies gum guten 9etl Der
8Gbiqtett Der 5rduett, bic bon ben W(dls
nern ~berlaIenen Mrbeitsitelen ous5ufils
len. 8ie 6rdu bes ofpreuBti4en 2an0s
iuirts, bic i'm W}dntel unb in ben bod)z
I4dftiqen StieFeln hires Mdnnes bic
Grnte1rbtiten lmtitet, if nur elmer BON bet
talienb 5dlen, mr. 5rduen bic plobli4
BON ben Mdnnern perlaIene 4rbeit auf
nahmeu. Der arieg bat btreits ungedhnte
Grdfte inter ben 2anOfrduen ausgelOl,
unn bas Motgen uno uebcrmprgen tpirh
nod gt0bertn Spferutut BON ibHen pers
laagen. Der Grieg lit nod niht bortiber
uno bic aaipriide an unfere Strait unb
Qus6aller itnb nod teinestpegs erinopft,
unb icibit penn Der Sag toHmt, al benz
mir ali zen Siegesfabnen, bic BON unIeren
8adern unb 5enitern f~lattern, bic 6rics
b~euspdlme figen fDnneH, pirb es nod lns
enblihe 4rbeit fir lrls geben, al bas niee
berauf5ubuuell, mas Der Grieg 5tritort bat.
Neit fdredlider ais bic 3erit0rung BON
5adgiitern, ipelhe Sabre gebulbiger Qrs
belt lnb matiger Nnitrengung fhlieBlia
fpiener6trlteLIen tottnen, fino bic unerlebs
lidtu 8erluIte an M~enI6enlebsn. SIS gibt
finfti9biu fir bic 5rauen Der Delt teint
ipihtigcre 2~ebensfroge dls bic. bic pirts
Ihdftlihm 8ebingungen 70 su geitalttn.
oaB fs iebsr Grau moglid lit, ibren ma
tiirlidm 8erilf, bic Mutterf4dft, gu ers
fuler.
SIS III bdS niht nur cine Grdge ber ins
nibibuelen @Iudsnnglihteit Der 5rau unD
i6rcr forperIifen unD geiltigen Gntpides
lung. ~ipnbern cine 6rage bes Geins ober
glidtietns zines 8pItes. Der ruiTf9e Sc
neral, Der Bel 8riegsbeginn ben @lauben
an bic unbeiieeborteit leines 2onbes nit
Der Gru6tbarfeit Der ru1Iii9en Grdu be-
grinoett, bate TIM 8runbe reht, unb ndz
rem bic RuiIen nift bnrh Iduge Sabre
moroliI6en unb lgeiitigen 9unatrs aes
IdmdGt. 70 bdtfeu fe pieleiht burA bic
bloBe 1ttbsrmad)t Der militdriideu MaRsn
infer gonb in nett gr1Bcrsm uutTungs
berpiiIteh tonnen.
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Iieat iperoen ~ unh 6rdntreih III bas
sinaige aanb, bus ME 8eutfGlanD nm
feline rationale GriIten3 tdmpft = - fpdre
feline Nisbertdee niht mir bic JoIge uus
Iertr militdriI9cn lIt~berIeetnbeit, fonnern
i'm bobtn Mdbe bic S9ulD Der frdnsOiis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
Die Settln6t.

fen III. Sci otr Gettiunt i'm Fgi6a ains
uesaIttr fam Il id i'm nid2is dnoetts,
ais nm tranf1ofte StpFFnemielbprgdnge
Ibonoeln, ndbrsnp Eft Der i'm fpalegtu VII
ter duitFttaRoM 5fttfeitiatsit au6trt 0at
loren NIT in ReaHlng gs8ogen ptrotn
mlHeu.
Mit psr Jettiuht pflsaen auBer Der jss
hermann b%taunte1 unheqnemli9ieit uRb
geidnerIidiejt nod manntrIti 2dbtn
|6anh in Sdnb eebaa. bic il nah btn lin
ftdn6fH ID eTnite 9ebtutung gstpinHtn t0us
nen, bab ie bas gsben beitdnOig gefdbrs
ben unb hdafig au4 eGrnidign.
8ls ppu bet dsttiu@t an metiten In
MitIetoeniaaft st3ogent Grgan lit bds
6er5. Ia bisits infotss Der 5prtbepe
guns oes Slippers etBn traftiBe Wasid
.qrbtit i'll ItiIttn bal. 10 miiim bic Wuss
.tein tets elaitiih gehaEtsn iptroel, mas
nur idtptr mogltd iit penu iih rings
btrum 5u piel 8ett anfeBt. Gif hi iebem
6ettfiiatigen BIZ %bfobadttnbt aar5atmiss
teit 1T Me Beige papon, uno bas uigtt
min niefer b1rtub oui ben gIuttreislaa
tn. Cine ps.tere GpIge tt, oaB bic
0dn6e BIT 4rttritn %trtrduien, inbtn iie
lid bspbiftn unb taItig ptrbdrlfH. Dir
puls FfginHt fangEamtr BIZ idfaqtn uHo
Hiht jelttn fttett fi@ Ghnmaaiss ufo
fflagffaBartias NuF1Ie Gin. ipobei bic
arnnIH rQs 8epubtfein 9an8 ploB
lid btrliereh uap %8uianmen itiir3tn
Del mundsn trtttn Iolhs Anfdlt tdglih
daf. bel ohoettn pitnetholtn fe fia trft
nah WoGeu unb Mondttn. Cine iehr
hdtitge Gtffrinuna Finb aufdllf npn
5er5iIrpftH, biz fi1 nab ispsr gtrinsiten
grrseau9 tiuEsltn. @tFanbsrs habeH lih
bic 5ettiig1iion Dor gungtnent3iiucung
SnIlitasa unb Inpbus at bitten ba bet
init iFett ourAIebts a0rptr bieIen Grapis
teiteH uuf gaf3 9~eringtn 8ioeritanO emf
geaeA5utBen III ber Gage i'll. auber oeH
bergen itflfn iih bes 3Iteftn Del 5elts
iii6tigm geagtl unb 3armertrdniunqen
fia 9sIoHosrs na1 ben Ma6l5difn fiiblt
man lditise T~rnddeiuhie unb gIdhangfn.
ano Elm Mdgeutdtdryh If sci 9sttIIdtis
cen harshaus Hihts l~eiteues. Aun stu
rufiset I'M gtbittt bss N%erbfRfnftms
fid bit her Gtttfuat; an bdufiaz
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23

Die GrftantHis Gber bic pa6rn aufgnbtn Der Omt6eH gran i'm
Gtaat nls Srudt Der grOfena 3dt.

trites, umFaBt Ct isbt cine 4cIbt Miaiou
Witalebsr, ptrfugt ibsr Elm adpital bon
breibig MialoHsn uno 1T bic Maiter 5dhls
rtider Offtnllidsr Observation-Disclosures
geipGtbtn. -
llntsr Der aeiinng bielsr Organization
unp bts .Grausnbilfspsreius bes Hotsn
artu5ts@ tparcn in Berlin 5000 Graren
in Der Gage, iid in beIonoertu auritn all
.Seiferinnsn" msbilbfn 3u idifru lin flo
uuf alien @sbitteu bts siebsspertts 81 Be-
tdtigen.
als NIT 8senoiguug Der Mobilmahung
infer giebesoisnit auf ben 8abnbDfen aufs
bDrte, nabm bic 6ruge Der arbeitsloTgieit
untsr ben GraueH uniert aufmertfumteit
In aniprud.
9isIe Snbuiirien, in bsntn Grdptn be-
Ihdfti9t tpilrben, logen BET 4riegsausbrnd
5und9ft bolis brad aber balp p%eritauben
ie, ii6 ben Gorberuneen Der neuen Gage
ar5upoFen. DAB bieIe Rsnorientierung
70 iberraidenb fdnea geldng. berbanten
mir in eritsr aeibe BEN, iuds uuiere Seq
ner als ppreuBil6en Militorismus" pers
abiaeuen. Die Gdbisteit Der Gelbft8uht,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23

auftn geItbt. 9as aui5iebtn Der 9ldess
unb sine lir5t, pdiriotifns Deier bilben
ben Qnfidlt bes tdgliheH pruoramms.
BienIt n bon ptr Reptift, $50 ubr bic
lum .3dpItnHrei9 $50 lbr. Our Grs
leittttung Der Aoutinearbtitsn bar Camps
Iinb bic 9dlnebmerinntn IN bier Cons
paanitu bon Il so WitgIisoerH eiugsttiIt
unb bitle pitotrum in SsttioneH BON
5tbu; flint StuOsntiuuen iinb eiRtm Self
susepieisn.
Der Stunbtnplau nmFabt fplgtnbt Ga
der: Ginfade 6ngiens uno bdusline
Granitppfleas inter 4ufiidt elmer gtpriiE
ten strdntenihptiter pom @olen aren8;
erIte 6ilfe bel @eripunnstsn llnterneiiung
bnrb tin,n ar5t bonn Roten arsns. Didts
4iihe fit arante, llnterpctiWhq ourh cine
aranlenT9futtlr pom Rotea artu5 utO.
6erHenung bon @erbonosRuo. @nberc
GldHen bic nitt inter QuFIi6t hes dmes
ritanildtn aotsn artu5es ltebtn betreibsn
Signal 4r6siten, bo5u geb6rt oad bic
atnntnis hrabiloier photographic, einfahe
9elearopbie, photographic unb Qnoeres.
8eiuhsItuuoen fir s3ibilifttne iinb ppR
3-6 llbr idglih uno 2-6 ll6r Conn
tags. Inter DIRECTION BON 5rau Sbonep
8dadu 1T Elm Acknowledgements bon 8ors
ttdgen dlsgearbsitet nproen. Der benz pus
.bt.tum often its9t. 9epro6sn peroen:
Ratipnals @ertsibisung. omeritdniI9e Sc
ihi6it, ql%ahrungsmittel = 9onIerpieruna
uno Qmtritauiiitrung Der Clearinghouse
nen. 0ieIe @ortrdge nerbtn In cincm
Rielen5elt. pus 500 perioHeR fabt ob9cs
haIten.
llnier critics Bib 8fist ben 4rdfotnten
auf BEN Begt 3ltm Camp. gilb Spei
Gint QtteiIung abati gtfleibeter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23

item In 4opfiAmer3en, 9hDiHoeIgefub!,
4u1eGftimmerl unD Sbrenfduien. 8ies
Zen GriGeinuigen tpmmt besntgen cine
.crnife gtbeuiun9 sH, neil fe aah i'm @cs
.folee BON 9erhdrAlug Der @ebirnarterien
.ouftretfn u1b neil bitie ertrontuns ben
9epobnlidtu qHlaB 5l t0tli4ta @ehirns
~btutangeH dbgibt.
glua tritt bic 5rage All uus htran, tpic
Der auftreteubfn GettIlht 5u fteuern lift.
Don bcr eigcntliden Bettiuat perpen
.tigentlih ptrbdltnismdBis mir ptnigc
WenIhen gebeilt, bos liegt aher niht
baran, oaB ii tein MitteI pofdr gtbt, ions
bern ts litgt an ben patienten itlbit, bic
gerp1bnlit obnt itne Gorge lnb ohne
angF nit elmer gtnflIm Gelbfeefaftigteit
ouf loren itetig nahienben GpedanInb
blideu. Golden geufeu lam man bic
ihlpertn @eIdbren, bic fih fir Iie biettu.
nod 70 btutlih pnr 4ugen itellen, fie pers
oen mar iel!en pom ibrer birstt gffuuDs
6titslnabl9eu uno m8fpedmdBigen gez
bensmttit ab8ubrinaen ieiH, Grif nenn
Il1 BEL linen 3ujtdnbt einIteuen, bic
qppetit, 8irit unp 0nuger ptyDtrben.
ipirb linen bangf. unh MN ioa cine pl6Bs
Iide G%ntfettungstur biz iabrelansen Dtats
l~pibrigttittu tpomogltA in brei Wipndttn
niener autmddfu. Golht Euffettungse
tlren, bic gtDaltIam Elm Arfultat berbtis
fibren, Tiub aber INNER Thdpiif. Wan
mub niht nur Bic Tettabnahme, innnern
Dor alien has gauge MpAIbefinben uub
gnfe Qusieheu bes WlgnihsH itbr bsriids
fhtian. 9ei dltfrer qflteil, bic font
gtiunb itnb unb iiA 3ur Huhs aeiebt bas
ben, brdufi Elm Ghmerb1uhltin nift
.iefort 9toenten 5u errsgtn, rdbrenb
Sale. no eutpeber ge8en Gnpe beg erteu
optr I'M qnlFe pes 5tueiten 5%ahr3ebntts
%irabrbdfte Gfitfuht auslabrehen hrobt,
gons bsionbere anfmtrtfamteit psroienen.
Mlan mug ~befonnsrs Der 9abrung ftlbit
Biz grobte auImertfamttit 3utpenoen.
6eites 6leiih III 8u permeiben. bingegen
eiipeiBreihe gtoffs, mie Jriihte unb Ges
mile, reidlIim 5u genieBtn. Smnar8es
grpt 1T empfebitnsperi. MeblipeiIen
birfcu nur iii gdn5 a~etingen Mengen ees
uoien nerpeR. derner Itnb bic Mablaeiten
ltttRq i%nng3u6dlten, 3ipifhenourh aud
Hift bas %qeriugits sIIen. Man eFe ferner
BEL otn Mabi3fitcn nur Eobitl. bis man
ttue fIeine Sntihtit fmpfiupet. 8ftrGnte
Tinp nut iehr befhrdnft benz aorper sns
Sufdhren. Dor alien aber mnb Fih Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23

Die Gettiaft III cine ituer Grantbfiten,
bic uur ietttH In ibrsm QniangsIidbium
ernft eeuommen perben, ntr aber bod)
oaiabrtid piets 6unbertt aunt Dpffr fall
len. Gas sommt bd6er, bab mar bic
Gtttfuht nibt ala tigtntlihe ardntbeit.
ipnbern ais tiuen 3uitaRb oRiisbt. BIN
man 5uerit niGt meter beabtet. mittnter
oua ais vftrpbtuot @tfunObsit" auseibt.
Die 1sttIumt forotrt i1re OFFER uidt non
heute auf morgtn, abtt fte rihtet fe laRgs
Jam, bod u%naufbaltfam 5u Grunbe.
Inter 9ettfudt iel6It peritebt man it0tn
ii6srmdbigen 4niab bon 5ett an a0rper,
inFplgtbeHen Iid fir %ein8tlne 0rgane IMP
bertn 9~eiifanaeu bic ihneriieH Rahttile
trgeben. Die GettanfammlIng triit 3uerit
I'M Acknowledgements ouf, fpdter isBt
Is ii1 an ben musieln, bauptlddtiA ben
6er5musttIn ffif, perTaout abr dnh biz
qebtr unb anbtrt Grgane nidt. 9iels
acknowledgment iinb, lptnn lie am Ssr3s
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