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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
WILSON TO LAUNCH
BEST EFFORTS NOW
Back at Shadow Lawn He Pre-
pares for Vigorous Wind Up
of Campaign.

LONG BRANCH. Oct. 21.-Back at
Shadow Lawn today. after what he
regards "the most successful trip" Of
pared to launch his most vigorous eff
forts during the two weeks remain
ing before election.
This. afternoon he addresses q dele
CATION Of farmers from the veranda
of the summer White House here.
Wednesday he leaves for Cincinnati.
where he speaks Thursday. -nturntnR
to Long Branch for another porch
speech" next Saturday. The follow
ing week he speaks at Buffalo. New
York city, and final speech at Shad-
ow Lawn.
The Democratic lieutenants no
longer believe the President win
carry" the election. They are talk
ing "landslide." They're a mighty
confident group OF party leaders.
They believe that the trip of the
President through rock-ribbed Re-
publican Pennsylvania yesterday,
when thousands of people met the
train at every station, in spite Of the
continuous downpour Of rain, indi-
Gates the way OF the tide"
since the civil war, fully 10000 peo-
pie waited in a cold drizzie for more
than an hour, and gave the President
The President was tired. but highly
satisfied today. He is confident e the
verdict OF the voters two weeks from
Tuesday. His long visit with. former
Secretary OF State Bryan. the first
meeting since Bryan's spectacular
resiRnation. ppt him in fine spirits.
The little luncheon party which
served to bring the President and his
former Cabinet premier into intimate
touch again was unique. When
Bryan reached Pittsburgh, the .Presi-
dent asked him to ride In the same
automobile with him.
"No. this is your day" Bryan re-
piled: II am Just an. interested on
locker. like the rest" They rode In
separate cars.
When they returned to the train the
President asked the Commoner &c
take luncheon with him. Again
Bryan demnrIed' but this time the
Come on now. have had a plate
laid specially for you"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21

Wilson and Marshall Association; J..
Easily Smith, jackson II. Raiston,
ana Charles o. Shaw were speakers
last night at rally at Bowie, Nd
Mr.. Ralston attacked the record Of
Congressman Sydney Il. Mudd, Repub-
lean candidate for reelection from
the bIfth district on the ground that
heeresponded to only forty-two OF the
anyone roll calls on important bills
~ the last session, and on the ground
mat he voted against the armor plate
PHI and the bill 20 extend the scope OF
the Government parcels post,
meeting OF the executives commit
tee OF the Wilson and Marshall Demo
cratic Association will be held next
MONDAY 70 map out plans for the
wind-up work OF the campaign here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
Middleburg Authorities
Are Mystified by Murder

MIDDLEBURG. Va. Oct. 21.-coun-
ty authorities are today as mystified
as they were Dednes'"y on the dis
coyery of the dead body OF James
Johnson; twenty-six. a farmland OF
end of a chain attached TO n frighten-
ed horse. The body. found In the
woods out 200 yards from the town,
had a bullet wound in the heart.
A drunken alteration Sa1''rday
night, 1t is thought. may have lead
The murdered man was the father
Of Ave children.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21

In addition to these he asserh that
linen has gone up 90 per cent; dishes Is
10 10 per cent; cutlery from 10 to 90 per
cent. wages OF walters Is per cent. and
Which Is a little point. he says, that
has not generally been taken into ac-
count
Decreases in tips have been about 2ooo
per cent.
Tho communication continues: I'VE
have put cent on our cup custards. as
they cost us just about &c. The egg or
we have increased our prices about 20
per cent. Our pie In cut In the same
number Of pieces and size as has been
for twenty-one years and still sells for
&c. Our food II the same high grade
as has been for twenty-one years. When
you take an extra pat OF butter (Which
Is seldom eaten and goes In the dish
water, and we pay for ~ We ask you
to pay &c. Now have a heart and don't
imagine (as one OF my customers did
that everything In up. Il 10 not So"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21

eve OF the French commander, who
approves all police orders. No police
officer can be dismissed or trans
ferIed without, his SANCTION,
The vice admiral received these pow
0yeek ministry OF the interior to be
chief Inspector" He IL empowered to
appoint inspectors with similar powers
In other Greek cities.
An Athens dispatch TO the Chronicle
today said that this new arrangement
has brought calm to the Greek capital,
though negotiations between Greece and
the allie sare temporarily at a stand
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
Roumanians Interned
As an Act of Reprisal

BERLIN (via wireless to Sayville).
OCT. x.-The Roumanians In Berlin Have
been interned, II was semi officially an
noinced today, because the Roumanian
government informed Germans, follow
ing England's example In violating In
ternational law"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
9. S. COOK TO LECTURE
ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Will Speak at Polls Theater To-
morrow Afternoon.

A free lecture on Christian Science
will he delivered in Polls Theater to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock by
George Shaw Cook. G. 8. b., a member
of the Christian Science board Of lee
tureship. OF the Mother Church of
Boston. The lecture will be under
auspices OF the First and Second
Churches Of Christ. Scientist, OF this
city.
Mr.. Cook. a former Newspaper man
Of Chicago. II one Of the recently ap-
pointed lecturers, and win be heard
for the first time tomorrow. His year
OF training as a writer tit him espe-
cially for his work. which Is briefly
and simply to explain Fundamental
teachings Of Christian Science in such
manner as to correct misapprehen-
sions regarding II. held by those not
familiar with The text book. w. y.
Campbell, first reader of the First
Church. will introduce Mr.. Cook.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
Prince Henry Named by
Raiser Grand Admiral

AMSTERDAM. Oct 21.--Kaiser Will
helm has appointed Prince Henry Of
Prussia, his Oldest brother. grand ad-
miral In the German navy, said n Ber-
lin dispatch today.
Prince Henry visited the United
States several years ago and holds
an honorary degree from Harvard
Unworthy. He Is flfty-four years old.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
Citizens to Elect Officers.

Officers will be elected by the Mid
City Citizens Association Monday
evening at 7:30 at the annual meeting
at 1909 Seventh street. Afterward the
members and their guests will inspect
the Postoffice
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Forecast FOR. District Of Columbia and
Maryland-Fair cooler tonight. with
heavy frost: tomorrow fair. continued
cool; general to moderate northwest to
west winds, becoming variable.
with frost, probably heavy; fair tomor-
row; continued cool. moderate winds,
mostly west.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
Speak at Hay Market.

David J. Lewis, candidate for United
States Senator from Maryland; Jack
son H. Ralston. Democratic candidate
for Congress from the Fifth Maryland
district. and Congressman Carlin Of
Virginia, a candidate for reelection,
are expected to be on the list OF
speakers for the Haymarket rally to
be held by the Wilson and Marshall
Democratic Assockstio on the night
OF November 3 for the benefit OF farm
ers from Maryland and Virginia.
Charles w. Darr. president OF the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
Pharmaceutical Meeting.

The Washington Branch of the
American Pharmaceutical Association
will resume its fall and winter meet
ings Wednesday night at the National
College of Pharmacy. sos / street
northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21

LONDON, Oct. 21.-Further progress
for the British last night, near Butte
de Warlencourt (three miles south of
Bapaumme) was reported by General
Haig this afternoon. North and south
enemy Smelling.
Near Neuve Chapelle the British de-
tachments raided enemy trenches.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
Quiet Reigns on Whole
French Front in West

PARIS. Oct. 21.-No actions of i'm
portance occurred on the French por-
tton of the western front last night,
IL was officially announced today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
Challenges Accusers.

II challenge those persons making
these charges" he said, ito come for
ward with a single instance in which
a circular has been sent to q Gov
eminent department or bureau"
Particular emphasis will be laid at
the Wilson Day mass meeting at Con-
vention Hall on October rs to what
benefits have accrued to the citizens
of the District OF Columbia under
Democratic rule. The attempt will be
made to show that more has been
done for the District and for all sec
lions of the District during the past
three years than in any previous
period.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
TEMPERATURES.
U. 8 Bureau.)
TIDE TABLE.

TIDE TABLE.
u. 8. Coast and Geodetic Survey
High tides. 800 a. m. height 90.
1855 p. m, height 90.
Low tides. .10:ll a. m, height 0.3.
1883 p. m. height 0.3.
SUN AND MOON TABLE,
Noon rises :os am Moon sets s:si D. D M M
Light automobile lamps at $3.50 p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
FUNDS NOT ASkEDOF
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
Democratic Chairman Denies
Literature Has Been clrcu-
lated In Departments.

Emphatic denial was made today by
Edmond Maliet, of the Democratic
committee for the District Of Coium-
bia, OF charges made by Republicans
to the effect that circulars soliciting
funds for the Democratic national
campaign fund were being distribute
ed among the employees in the vari-
Gus departments
Z. Mr.. Mailet, who IL In direct charge
of the soliciting Of funds, declared to-
day that he was willinR.vto take oath
that not n single circular has been
sent to any department. Those dis
to persons whose names and addresses
were on lists OF contributors made up
In the 1919 campaign. There 10 moth
Ing in these lists, he declared, to
show whether the persons on them
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21

LARGE stone bunsia de luxe; 1 "a. east OF
18th, . "a. north OF reservoir. BunEia not
bungalow In correct, from India originally
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31

ie5 rcihcn qanOes! Wau fcIe f6 Hur
5or, mas oas I'M EruItiule 9tporen
mare! Sd femme Elm DuBeno 8tiIpjele,
100 RON 5e]hnidbrigtn Suugen Bis gu
30id6ri9cn mdnnttn bic uebsr5eugung
unerI9iitttrli6 1T: mir bauen' ieOc
Ration Der @elt in ben Staub in einem
Monat. Mleniacn nocr 0dtionen, bic
NIT pro9lIudt lleberbt6ung unO 9ols
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS btbaftlt iino, t0ns
men uiemdls borDdrts Ihrriten, benin ic
9tau6tn nidt r5tig 81 baden, Ou3u Ju
Itrusn uno crtGuncu t6re JebItr ni4t, Inn
Te perbefern ST tonnen.
llno mod ttpos m04te i4, baB unie.
rem &iuotru ans 9er5 gtlegt nirO: 9te
6eilig6altuHg Otr nationaIeu GIag9c!
Sa, ia. Worte uu0 @eIdryi, RtOcn NIB
,erirciies" genua a0Juhiel mirO b;rs
Idptubet. 46cr i56tn tpir ms hin, an
lptIdeu Ortcn ie pe6t! Sic NTH CUR
aetlame ME gum ainberipicl erniCorigt
6ilr i6oufcIt Gin SuuQe Gtaub in fem
5dbnleiu, bort De3t ie attf oe8 2ums
ptniammlcrs 0a9eu. Die 6lagQe iO0te
ms oas GmblGm botIter Matchmaker
Soco(e Dtrt0rptrR lpic oos Sru5tfiT bic
religt0Ien. 0buc ger1ulufung uno obnc
oaB Elm trbe6en0tr ~ndtjouaIet Geoanie
ausgtbriidt ntrbtH ioa. IoQtt BON Der
aQ0emejntu Ulaie ots Bottles bas en-,
6lcm niht in ben aItag b%ineinge8errt
iptrben. Wit lit Is FONT mDgti6 bGt
i0rem q(n6tid jsne ehtsu, trbebenOen
baterldnOifdtn 8eiibIe auf5ubrtngcu,
bic a1e Ghihtcn ots goIfts ourdbsbcn
IoIttn, tptnn it i6er ben Sdupten bts
golfts ItoI5 i'm Uinot flattett! lltnioH't
lit Tn 9tHtihldnO 81 4usbrud 0e9
Rtieqts ni@t otrfigt mprbcn; Die
5tdgge barf nift o6ue ernite ober frelz
oige gtrdntaFuHg aufge3ogtn per0cn,
NIB bduu nur bonn Mprgcn Bis A6tnO,
oper "A Stunom - AN bah ije
ntdt eHtntrtet 10 er b e.! - So
a6er erfiiIIt Gin nationdle8 6DdgtfibI
einen ieotn BEL ihrtm Qn6lid. 9ieies
gefii6I IoQte nidt abge'tumpft nsrbsn.
Sc lift 70 tpunbtrbo0, 70 meH0lia perts
ooa uub erbcbcno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31

Gar Ste bitltu a~leinisttil,B bic sur
gtrboafidnoiguug Der tdgti8tn 1oilstis
gtb6rtn, III Is duBsrF btqusm. eineu
G6raut pratfiI9 siu5nieiitn, 9ds
ldHige gudtu mad arnasntu0pieu, bic
i'm ]g,tigutttn Mloment ME Az iinbtu
fnb, bag 6erbortrdmtu bon einem
8ubenb aramaiieu, tbc bic pafenbs
5drbt atpdblt IT, Ods 9urapIblsu
lGmtli6cr arogeniormM = oieIe gau8e
5eitraubtnbt unb launeptr0crbtHoe 8ds
iigteit eriibrigt iid, unb Elm Bid, Elm
Stiff gtnugcn, lin Die ridtigt ansudbl
ju trefFen.
Cine iorgIaltige 8tbanblung btrs
laHgt Der 3~gtinbtrbut. Qtubsrit cnps
finoli6 gt9cu Stanbs unO Rdheeina
iuirtluq, lam man ibh init i,br eins
fa6tu Mltticln Itinsn uripriinglidtu
gldn3 3uriidgtbeu. 8ds Qufbii9ln
daeroings Iolte ou9 bier MIR bon io4s
hnbiqer 5unb pprgenommen pcrocH,
oft geniigt abtr idaries Qusbiriten
benz Gin Iduftes @ldtten benz Stride
nab NIT eintm Sumtii1en folgtn mlB.
Sur ftierli6tu @rdubt53a bes 3plins
otrs gebortn u~utpeigerlif bic SdHos
i6ubc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bait man
re 8par oroentlif beiiammen, Dtroirbt
aber 6dnit i6rc 9iibide, indppe Borm.
Tim Tc Dor Dtm bdBlidtn Qusptitcn
gu i6Hbtn, lt9t man ie nad BEN 3rds
Gen NIT benz Hideu Had puf ben
Sid uno Hrei6t Is Der Sdnge nddl,
icbcn Singer ein5cln, gldtt. Der 0aus
men ntro 3ur Sdn0flddt gtbo9tn NIB
has 3uiummtngeIigte qddr IN elmer
5cosupdpitr6ii1e pcrpo6rt. Sum aeis
niatn, bas NIT gtnjin obtr gubgummt
borgenommcn lpiro. beuuBt man bic
BdI66dnb, beren bsipt9iide Singer
cine griinoti6t a1Ititige Sduberaug 8us
laTtn, o6ne bic 5orm 3u bttiutrdds
tiqtn. Qm mtiiteu bon Der Mitttrung
mitgeuommtn peroen 3neiIelos bic
Shube bic our Btrtdrtuttg l1rtr
8autrbaftigleit elmer gang b%eiouott,n
qfltge beoiirieu. Rsinigungsmtitel, fos
po6l Grtme5 ME gubDuFet, ioqen
niemals brett ulb MIR in geringcn
UlengtR a%ufgetrogen perbeu, nm oas
griiaiqperben beg 9eber5 81 berbiiten.
Saube Ioaten tets duf 2tiiteu ge8o9en
nerbeu. geionoers 3ptdoienlih 1T ber
in btrI6ieOene @r0Bsu berIteQ6are glez
taatinen. Sine iotAe 0rbuuuq ipir0
mau6es 8ute 5sitigtn. Die 6alt6arlcit
6er @arberobt tuirb trb0bt; ieIbit Diet
@etragenes bepabrt Elm gutts QusIehen,
unb etiuos ltuerpartetcs 3tigt iih balb
dls Rtbsnpirtnn9 oas gbdnomtn
hes 5ufrieosnn G6emannes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
2lnler NnteI( al n99'repdreOne6

Tid nod in icftm trfen gliidljden
Stadium Der ebeu gei9itbtrten Gtut:nz
letter. 2tb1r mir babtn itBt @elegeubeit,
ms bic 0eishcit ttnts Sdbr6unbcrt5 aus
8utignen, ipcuu mir uHs nlr ni6t
i@Iucn, 5ttbftrirutni8 5u iibcn un0
ms 70 3u iebcu, pis mir iinp. 8etradteH
mir uns cinmat bttIt Seller aeHalt, "a
1T 3utrit bic MaBloftqtett baa
1lt6ertrtibtn elmer 5dtet bic nan fd.
nor9tnommtn! 0itit oPrcpare0neB"
garaocul GrHitbdfte Mduutr nit
JG6uhen in Der 6au6 - njc miiien ie
tpt6miitig ait bic ldnQit %berfloiicuet
5nulpidnits ulO Sonutug8Ihuliett
aebadt ba6cn! limb 49, bolbe Wetblihs
teit i'm 9ugs! unb Gables WlilitarD
Camps. mas Bat alts bas nit RiItlng8s
nor6crtitungen at tun! limo bic SDee,
5hultinoer mjIitiriid ous3ubiIoeu,
DiQ man 0eutidiauD, bas bitlgeIAma6tC
alsmilitarismtn"? DEM bort geb0rtn
3tuar fdon Dor 50 Sabren IurHs
Eunbtn gum StuupenpIdu, a6er auf
biele bie'igtn 9errcntua8tu piiroe man
In Deuti2lano nut nit Stauntn bltdcH.
8dfiir aber lernt man Ionit uaerlei
brauBen, toas BIER ~ortn9eno n1tiQ lit;
man lernt in Der Sdult frcmbe gdnosr,
lire @inrihtingsH unO lire Regierungss
form fcnntn, Itlbf in Der 8orfi6ule,
bic por 30 Sdbrcn meint alma mater
mar. limb lDitbitI llutpifcnbeit lit bier
ans Gagtslidt gttommerl felt Der arieg
aus6ran! BiepieIe Qmeritaner BADEN
- bis ms G66fe ant biHeiu -etnas
BON 3cutidlanbS iuutren Ginrihtungen
qepuBt? Bel6es llubtit bat bas anges
1iftet. ga, u0enn mir" polberehtigt i'm
Rate Der Ndtioneu itsbsu ppien, bann
miifien mir ms atd bGrablaien, ie 3i
tubitrln, miiTm brehen nit BEN Bahn:
8u8 bdben mir niht u0tig! lub NIT Der
qebrmet6oot bic BEN aiubsrn bic 9ors
ltelnng gtbt, bic @elt, bic fir ie i5srs
9ulpt In 8tirddt tommt, litgt 5nif4Cn
benz atlantiihm uno paciiiihen S3edn,
uno bic Bcltgti6idte btginnt init Der
@riinbung miCrer Rcpublil.
SIM 6cr6Iit 1914 idric6 i6 6icr6tv;
Sugt ben Qmerifancm, fe foQtn ii6
nidt dl3uitbr tntriiIttn iibar ben belts
Tacn Wttlitdrismus". Die 3eit piro
tommer, iptnn aud eft III Sa9r3cbnttn,
ipo fe iro9 ipGrtit, ipsnR ie ibn bdtttu,
Bonn mit i9ou isbt fir Grglan0, 10
niro aud fir 4mtrita bic Set Ott
sIplcu6io iIoIation" borbei iein. einfts
peilen Ioaen fe Iid 6inItBen unb lerrtn,
btnn bic llnpiFtnbeit, iomeit ous Nus
lamb in 8etrddt tommt. fhrtit 5urt
6immel. Wlon fam MIR gereht beprs
teiIen, fpas man ltnnt. 1no bic llttltnnts
mis- auf oielem @ebitit bat bic ebrlide
8ertaligteit, bic alit american fairusb4
get6tet. Mer Dingt teuut, IdB Fd
niht berbegen.' nSabrss6nte! bate
i6 geiHrie6tn uno nod laum 15 Monds
ten mar bier bic ygrepareoneB" alsges
brohen ~ aitI lauotsibli9e Art. mas
fol Der 2Grm. bi. gorobtn unb oIles
|fonItigt. iptnn nd6btr cine Sade fa nlt
|bttft Mobiliftrungl btraustommi!
gti ben n%nsrmtbliatn 9ilIsmiittIn nlss
@ aa---N -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31

fhautn muB. 9ds oeuiIte a:uo lpirb
p er3ogeu, DaB geborIam, 8is5iptin,
a6Iolutes 6intonItelen eigcuer 8iiniht
qtgeniiber ben 8eboten BON @ltern 1nb
9orgeIeBten i'm ais gang ieIbit0eridnos
lid erIdtiutu uno paB ben Quforberuus
cen 0e8 8dttrldnoes aIle8 Ii4 unterores
nen muB. 9ieIer 8eiit 1T Der btutihtn
SugsnO 70 Itl6fberitdnoiid, OaB ts Oes
.3Ddnqts", tDie man Jpn bier it4 bore
itelt, ni8t bebdri. Der 9cutihc netbt
iib Iciuem gattrIanpe nit elmer bias
Qt6enoen 2iGbe, fir Deren 8etdtigung tc
ttine 8ren5eu tennt. Hub allies bies in
Rub pbne Bic acknowledgement &dmpfc,
bic man in England erlebt bat, als q
bicb, f6 Dem 2anbe 5ur 9crfigung 3a
feaen, d6tr aud obnc ben 2drm, ben
man Aier5ulnnbe nit BEN Yutriotismus
bpuIi6rt. - Sine amerilanerin beidritb
stnmal in Der Zines" lire GinOride,
ais in einem frdn3Oiiden Setbabe, ipu
Ic neilte, bic Mlobilmadung5prbtr fam.
Gle it uuf5 tieifts eridittert getptIen,
pie iel6Itbtritdubli6 9Otcipirt uno
aeIner, Reid uup 2trm dugsnbIidlt4
a6gereif itien. ga, in Brnnirtid utrtt
10 ctipas erIditteruo daf bic Imeritds
ner, in 9tati9luno iiPs bsroammungss
piirbiger MilitarismuS. 3Brannei her
Militdrtaite. bes p5unttrtums" uIp. -
Qm j. 4uguIt, Gbenps z ubr trof bon
Berlin Der bic Wo6ilmadungsorber Gin
in Der GeItuugsita0t In Der i6 ntilte,
unD giag RON od burf bic propiu3, po
bic 2auobeb6lltrun9 mitttn In Der grntc
ftdno, (lm bieIe 3tit tf's in 9tltI4s
lamb bis 8 ltbr 6eu). I'm 1910 ihritten
bur9 ale nab benz 8ouberuementszGes
baube fii6renOen Straben in unuuters
brottnen 3iigtn BON ben 8n9nbofen Der
bic Rtferbiiten our anmeIOung, lie tamsn
ans a[tn 9silen Der 8rooin5, uno
Rr0mten bic gan3s RdGt Einburd bcrs
BET. Sd itdnD ba, u%ndufbdltiam fIo6en
mir bic 3rGnen ii6er bas @eiidt. lluO
Is mar ares 70 ernit, 10 itiu, 70 piirOig
uno = 70 tnt1hloNen gum duBcrittn.
Dos nGiiot q6tung unb gbrfutft 81,
uidt Qbidsu, tpie i6H bier bic 8riten-
bldtttr ibrtn 2titrn inggctltrt bnbeh.
mir biirfcn gctroit bprtbin blidtn, penn
mir geiipiels Iufsu. Q6tr oas mare
QanbesDerrat, futnn man e tingtItdnhe,
llno bod - ioa iemals cttbds atbits
ans unIersr yprtpurtoueB' (lub 0ieItu
dnbtreH 8ingel) mtrben, 70 bciBt cs,
tingeFdnbtr ootr niht: umItrueR! nit
ttnsm Bid bOrtbin.
Ber TENT ni6t ients Wort: ctn luRs
ger WeuId ben 300 Sdbren pstB
anes, lam dIes, unb itin dnbertr ptiB
pStr fam etpas; 3piIden 300
tommt inn trit Der 3ebantt, baB bisls
leiht bod audi n6sre ttlpas pifsn;
gpii6tn 400 fdngt sr an, fh gss
| leatntii6 ben Rat zines srTabrsnet
| @rtifss an srbitten uno nod ipGter iiebt
tr elm pie ipenig BOD Der Msnih iss
mails oftriia" TIT, pie biel ibm fs6tt our
8olfommsnbeit,
Die Seller, bic unIsrsr Ration ons
bdfien. iinb bic bet Suotnb. qmtrild
, bat uod ui4ts OuragsHld9t. Is bsfinott
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Wlerrtrnnnt.

Qm Strano. no bic BeQeq ipdtlen i4au
i'd ben @ilenotnN3 -
Sonntnglan3 ipieIt iibtr alien, unb bers
hdrt i'm @ldns biit ou.
6olbielig, dusertoren, f4tDeblt bl Dor
mir i'm 8aum,
4us Mecr tnb 6immel geboreu leu6s
temp, Elm IiebIidgr 9raum.
Define Stimme tlingt 70 inntg unb Ou
filgit Gin punoerlam 2ieD
Bon eintm fommrnten gb6nir, Der iic8z
BAIT anr Some 8ttbt,
Don Silberb0hen. bic 9ltitcu iiber 9Il=
BtrnDcn 0%emdntIdnO,
Bon gplOtneu WuuDertdOteu in einCm
Mdrhenldn0.
0ds 5ruumbjIO lit tntIhpanOcn . ,
bic 0tatu paIen unb 5ieb'u
Rod t0ncn Don iencm 2jeoe %pertlingenot
WeloDicn
Sic ptbtn uno ninoen i'm S9lptnoen
tiuen alangperIentran3,
limb Elm GHimmtr tpeitt, ipo BIZ tpdret
Won unIterblidtr giebe @tau5,
Ra6ttang,
Die Ueleg bic palsn un0 ellen
SIN li@tgfdn3glibgrnOen Spiel,
DIS ipollten ite nirgenbs neileu,
Gle finoen 3uleBt bod ibr 3itt.
Sd babe BID pisoergefanOeu,
Define SrtIe fam 5u mir 5uriid,
limb cipig nit Dir psrbunbm
Gono mbti6 mein 5trs Erin Slid.
@iIbelm genienas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31

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eUA iuli pie bic aus smpiinbs
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ben Decentralization Be-
anfpru6sn bic Ssrrsns
aasags, lrpbbtm fla fat INNER atls
blden, b~uutrbaften StoIfM btretitsIt
6dupiId1lih tommt IS bierbti aui
BE Grboliuna Der forrslitu Gorm unb
auf peinlihitt Saubsrttit an; 8eoins
aunQen, bic man1mal BET allen guten
Mt1sn reft ihnsr gu e%rfiilen linb;
benn BET 5tfr bts 9anits berlaugt
slpar, bab feline Sdhtn elegant pirten,
pibi Iia dbtr oitmals feline miibc, ca3a
beisutrdasn, tptnn feline 8tquemlidbeit
barunter ltiott. iinbeiiimmtrt nm bic
MISUNDERSTANDING 5srbriidt er bic aods
ih1be, lduit i'm drgitsn Regtn obne
Ghirm unthet uno III cbtnbretH etts
port, penn feline @aroerobe Odnu iebe
Norm ptrloren bat. Gum Slid perfi8t
bic 5dusfrou hber 9iiriien unb SHOPPER,
unn ptnn nihts DON Oieitn 6au5mits
ieln me6r bilit, bleibt nod INNER bds
a1es beilenbc gagelu. absr uuf bic
8auer III es Elm rtht toitipieliqcr
Gurus, bic &leibtr ale paar Gage auf
6iiaeln al laFen, uno i'm bics itlbit 81
bsIDroen, bsbdrf e GROCER llebung, 8es
bulo unD Strait. Sin GrIab 1T itbo1
bic 9rtFe, 5tpiIden bereu 5psi 8eile BITE
IN bic alien giigelIalten Der gauge mad
iibereinmoergtlegttn SoIenbtine &C.
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ben bana Ief SuiammeugeIdrdubt uno
perbleiben 10 ibtr gtdht. Qm ndditen
NloratR lit bds gtinlIeib Irii4 uno
Solienlog. arapatlen fam man uuf bic
aleite tinfa9c art gldtttn. SIN
@hrnnie Iolte bic 5oie nienoIs obn.
Gpunner bdngen, in ben man bic iibtrs
etnanberaelegttn @einenben idiebt. So
1T barduf 81 adtsu, baB Der 8ii9tl an
ben beipcn inntren-6sitsn nit 6riess
flsdden qtpoliiert lit, bamit bic gefaBs
ten StoffIeLtn Ipdter feline 0rudfltdcn
auIpeilen. Dos einfate u~eberbdn9en
iibsr BEN QutrItod Oes Gdultsrbiigels
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ripttiten ptrurIddte bis9sr immer Der
Sit Der Rodrtbtrlt, bic auf Dem eins
RIDDEN G6ulttrbilqel nidt genijgenb
Salt faubeu. Gin ueu trI4ienener Re
bersbigsl, beFen 6anbhabun9 duBerit
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9ur9 peritelbare Sdniire, bic beIoers
Aiag burh ben 9lod getn6pft Derben,
hebt mar bic RtberIe an, bic nun IN
Der gtgebenen Gage berbleibt. Gin FOLDER
gigtl 1T iibrigtns aud fit Ddmsns
iddttts Iebr gut nermenbbar,