davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-24
Elm Bei(pie(
Don ~J(ettlgkeit
i'm Cntmurf!
Vile 3ntoten i'm 9anern mter9e-
bradlt, Srtttbretter blei6em frei.

Gin 8ciipiel ser 9eruitbnngcn
Der attto 6abrifanterL bic duBe-
re Grifcinung i6ret MaidineIt
ritfader 3n 9eitalten, bietet Der
Cadillac 9ldter.
90 gum 9dipte( faGelt 0nrd
cine beionoere itatreidc ginridtung
bic oltiite9en0en 5talgeu llno
afanmerr fnr 0os 8in0ihit0 fort.
Die Grittbretter limo poufoanten
iret, oellt Der 0otterie > a1itel1
lit lit elmer A0tetlunq nebcn Dem
1taubabpc6rer Idrg& oes Grittbret-
ie8 mlteraebratt hi Ole eil5eIneu
8erf3ellgc un0 3ntaten auf Der
tltgagenQeicbtelt 5eite.
Mud bic 5eitenloternen limo Der
trtig allaebrodt oaB Die btsher Dem
@ettcr nilagciebten Grol)te nift
lIcbr 5it. iebcn itno, mas pie[ 8ur
9%}etti9feif inn aeuBern beitrdgt ulO
oah Die 6altbarfeit Der 9rabte per-
Ion8crt mo on0eren Sd)abfn pors
Gelt8t.
SRI. @el0on, bic b%erii6mte
aodtiinftlerin, miro bis Gn6e Die
ier 8o6e tire 8orfiibrtingen BEL
0rfaro & @il6eIm SO. p~orieteu.
Mpntag nadmittaa iucroen Die Dor.
leillngen I'M 9ouleuoro Ibeater, 33.
uttD geanenlport6 fortgeiebt, Gieie
Geranitaltltngen 0~iirften fir oeut.
ide &onsfrouel BON b%eionoerem
Sntereiie fem. SRI. Mel6on ber-
bel ibren He8epten aus.
i9IieBlid St Is 9adpltlber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-24
Gus cilnoGn!

20. Ntdr3 1916.
Ser 9aitor b. 9dlBbnum bon 8elt-
tinaton iprdd lrbte gBode ouf Der
0nrhteiie bon 9ttdliion aanias, 100
Ter einer GerioInmlnng Der 1iretto.
rem oes 0tilldrD College betqenognt
bate, IN 2incoln Dor utt0 miomete
ielten 5rcunoen III per @altpt. nl0
uniberiitdtsitoot Elm poar Gage iei.
1er 5erienipede.
am lebten 8omnerstag flt1rep
3pei Alttoulobile an Der arett5uitg
Der 9ai9ington lnD 10. 5traBe I'M
chamber. Ole idtud6ere WiaIhine
bIieb NIT gebroHenen 8lieoern oiii
0em 8laBe, bod farlen oic Sniai
fen beioer ardftpaaea init oerr alt.
geHbiidliden Sdredel 1tuo nit nod
mirtenoen 0cuiiicDsbiiien nabon,
6rdu 0torie @ormatn aus Eal.
utgra, 9tcbr4 iuitr0e an 10. Wtdr5
inns 9tftenbeim oes Iabea. Stifts nui
genonluten.
1run aoe6ler alts @encbo,
gtGbr.e Die it6 int bieit0en Snnita
Irtlm picr beridieoeneH Gperutioneil
I5u nt4er8ie6en bate. fpnite am 10,
%. Qlts. ge}t1o lmo po9I bic @etm.
relic autreten. ltntcr Der Eflege.
non 6routeiu 6. MeDer, etuer oeltt
iden 3iufoniiiin botte lie iih ihnea
erbplf.
8roa Jeroinano SOB III @apeiud
.ite9t auf Der aranFenlfte. &eBte
8ohe uHBte cine nidlt uitgefaprlihc.
Operation an i9t %pOr1enonnelh mer
Den. Shr 3aitau0 III b%efrieoiaeno
@ert porries BON emerald NOR
am Iebten 5oHnnben0 mobllemut
nit iciuem Autoulpbil nad lincoln
gefabreu nlo nulBte o1ne 0iaihine
bic Seimreiie mieoea aatreten. Aui
ofieler 5traBe Dor DenI 3uterluls
a git9ebatlDe an Der Y StraBe, mo
tie IN Heib mo @Iieo init ofQeren
Wtdidineu Hano, mar Tie IN DER fur
5en 3eit iii meldcr SER 81. Glide
qeihaitIime AnaeIedpiheitet 5u er,
leoiaen batte. einen irent0cn 9Stl
len aebardeiio ibn 0apou aelatt
len.
9cilie morgel lpurOc 6rall g.
8einert pen Der eariiel0 StraBc.
Die idlon ieit lanaercr Set leioeno
luar, i'm II. gIi5a6etb Noipital ope
riert. Gie Operation, onrd) oie eiu
Sumor entfernt puroe. perlief gut
mo oos gefinoen Der 9atientin lit
normal.
5. 8oabnte's Jingle Godter eaa
III 0abeloc, t3 Sabre ali. Ole Dor
II 8ohen an EBpbus erfranfte unb
in Der san8eu 3eit elmer ioraionlen
8flege beonrfte. lit nuumebr ailf
6enl beiteu @ege elmer buloigen @es
neimtg.
Gin o%iienes ~@aus 81 baben lit
Der ealtfreu8oidlaft liebensmiir0ige
G%HmirAlmlq; mifnmter cher fann cs
bDdtl Iatal neroel. 1as ioAte Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-24
Nus benz gtaate.

arornep. am rs. apriI fiuoei
bier cine Gpe5iaInab[ itatt, In mel.
der iif bic Singer oeg 9rtes
oariiber enti6ei0en io1en, OBJ lie
Die aomnifiionsform in Der Sto6t.
r%egierung, itatt Der bisberteeu
Staotratsform tUiiniden.
0ortb 9latte. Sci einem aitto.
uataa nabr Der Goop Hefibena tpo.
bel Der poi SRI. CLARA Sbaifer
gelentte aranfdagen iid polia
ilberidIite, pltroe 6teie nebit ibrer
5reunoinnen SRI. Mtan gStug unn
SRI. Settle g2iIls nidjt urlerbebltf
scrIest. Die nit ibnen in Der
Ntaihine befinbLiden 9erren Ri.
daro 5olf, Der Better oeS au.
to8, un0 Samuel Sd[ins fauer
cbne 8%erleBungen OoDnn.
Grofton. @ds @obnbaus bon
W}artin Shmiot tpllr0e an Mlittmodj
teiItpeile 0ur9 5euer Derni4tet
SEER S9miot mar SIR 8eit, aIs
Dds 5elter opgbrad. nidt 0nbeim
Seine Gran ~teIepbouierte ibren Roh.
torft, Die berbei eiIten into NH
oirler 0aitbe ons 6euer auf oos
o0ere Stodnert beidrdnften,
2incoIn. Ser beformte Ir8t or
4. 9. Geonhart, Elm friiberes Mltt,
glieo oeS StQ0trotS, perIor ON
Wtittmod ettpa bier Meilen oItlid
bon bier, bic Gontroae ilber fem
QltomobiI, oos iid iiberfhlug. 81
trug bret gebrohaue Mtppen oa.
ron unb miBte operiert merber,
ia Elm anodenitiid IN Die 2uuge
gcorungen mar.
Beatrice. qI$ Der Sorlner
gloo[pb @uentber BON einem Monr
un6 elmer 8rou, bic in einem ID
icniDagen bel ieiner 8drm nor.
bel fnhren. ein Bib nebrnen mol.
IL, idoB bic 6rau a1tf i'm, obne
jeooh 3l treffen. 9os 8oor tpuroe
bar1oftet, meigerte ii6 ober, ieinen
Nanen ar8nqeben.
6oDes Center. Gin 9rdriebrdno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-24
eeutIdle nnS 5terrelaiide 9pi.

9ie nodliten n~eitrolell GAnlpier.
Die Goitia6eu fir 9eutihlGltD uno
6 Observation-Disclosures mituebnett, lillo:
30 Aem Dort:
30. @tdr5 0ampfer Oscar 3"
mad a~openhogen.
i. april - ampfer .8ergens.
fporo@ mad Gbriitiania.
Sc lit n~otmenoig. ben Iofnen 0es
betreffcnocn 9ampfers aroB mo
oertIih ailf benz 9rieiumihlue 8n
termerfet. Seoer @ricf ioIfte ser.
ort nlnrfiert merOen oa CT FONT
tielleidt attf neiltraIelt 0onpfern
beforoert mir0. Die eilgliifle 6Gfen
anlauieH. uno mos Die Serren Gnq.
I1noer nit Eoit tim weIhc fir ibre
5riilhc heitimIHt iflto. uciB man ia
eur @enii9e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-24
Nenigteiten aus Sonia!
9es euimes.

9es MUines.
Serr emil 5dnabeI, 407 6. 4ne.,
fat Jest bic 8ertrctnug Der Smaba
sri6ine. @ir bitten bic 2eier, Oetn-
iel6en 0enisfeiten ans airden., @er-
Gins. nnb Snmiiienfreiien snfummen
III Inileu, luelfe Oerielbe sur Der.
Sffentlidnng in Der Sribiine iibers
mittcln nirb. au6 nimmt Serr
Gdnabel Snbifriptiuns 8eIbrr in
Gmpfaua.
9fm tonlmenoen Montag fin0et
hie StabtnobI itatt. aein iibe-
raj @eitnnter iolte beridumelt, iei-
ne Stimme in Die 8agidoIe 51t
iperfcn, Dornit ben Mllfern rlo
ibren anbdnaern ooer 8~erf8eltgen
cine geiaI3ene Rieoerloge bei9ebrad]t
gisbcr mar es itets Der
Seller Der 9ibernlet, 0uB ite al
itad)loiiia iparell, itno oft bel 4ab-
len 6tlrd) ~Nbipelenbeit bel Der
8dtlitrne gldn5ten.
SRI. 8eiiie gteIiort, cine Stenn-
9rnpbiitin Bel Scr Seipett 2nnber
So. nir6e am Mittrpod1 ode z.
rno WaIberrn stroBc non eirefn
Motprrao ilberfohren un0 idtpcr
perlett.
St Dos edIof5imner brs OF
9iiooit Is. Strobe nobnenoen So-
marc abdirs puroe 0ienstag Niit-
ternodt cine 8ontbe getporfeh, ais
a0ams ans Dem 3immer elm
@erebr boIetl moIlte, INN Dor DEM
6nuie befiuOlidle Mdmer f~ortsit-
ingen. Vie Nobel muroen boil
Itanoig OenloIiert. 4oams IelbIt
blieb mperlebt. Als Der Cat ber-
6dftio mltroen Aooms Gdmaqer.
@nt. Ge Gong, nit Dem er left
sSSahren in 5einoihaft lett. lotpie
Oeiieu 6reun0. Sp. Ebompion, per-
'baftet.
Nus Sprt 9oSae.
@rpf. 0enrn. lrcldjer % Sabre
Setter Der Sdule Der biellgen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-24
Iidl entbehren nm1ilIien.

J.I ...II-T..-. .--FtEf... -
'lu] eiieeglen nlnlle m.er
IN peIrlehlgeh 9eniulls .
, a1a nla9l l,, llag9r ats oV ee ~
~ ~ pe5aglsll apHlle'1 w w
tsasngs!s o. sspel. p stlY ~ Mo''dsIl
3aloU o. iDlsaOe "
s W oi ~ Goal "'uos pstlustl'sl.
1,ss o. es'lt n ~ 1taa o.
~, Mopo, ~ s;,,s y 6a gsls9 ,,,S glss
,, "D
nos fotoarSp asrooro,rrr nirn
49@"o '
0'S"
J.. zen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-24
@endlOc F.. ansftelung in Der Bib.
IiDfhef.

Cine 4n5oh[ Der 6ieiigen Daaler
peroen an p. Mar3 in Der Del
feutlideu 8ibliothet cine @elndloe-
Hltsitc1mg arrangieren. Sire Bill
Ger maren slierit iii ct. 8nnl
allsgeteltt, no lie 10 oiele gemltn.
oerer fdn0cn luto ulth mQnd elm
8ilo pcrfaltft mltroe. Sept ioa bent
bicitgen Qllbtifmm ge)etgt meroen,
lpela ldone5 Ioleut Gnlabo bat.
Aad Der Gfna6a . AusiteIlin8 fpers
nen bic giloer in gintolu, Soils
Gitp nHD aitoeren Staoten au5ge.
itettt Der0en.
s3ir mod)ten BET oieier @eiegen-
teit anf ben oeutiden 4ilnitIer @ll-
iton Bert zimmerman modem, Der
i'm Eurfer gIod Elm beiheibeiles
9ttcIier bat SER 8ert lit Der 5h6p.
icr gang alisge3etdueter Sceren oes
6elieuge6lraes, oos er friiber ourdl.
itreift bat. Aber and berrlife Bill
Der gdn3 anocren Genres 5d1len
al Serrlt 9erf's 5dopfungen. Set.
Der bat oieier oelltide aiinitler bis
jest nidlt Die Niiroi9un9 geftrn-
Sen, bic CT peroieut. ~lluicren be-
ailtcrten @iirgerlt modltclt mir ben
9ciud) oes Siinitler8 an8tlegcrtlidl
e%nlpfehlet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-24

5amilie 8. $. arebs %crfa9ren. C6ne
ti1e b%eion0ere ginIoDm1g a%b3ulpar.
ten, tpnren n1dtliae geiuder Dprige
Mod)e ourt) bic ltnuerihloiienen 3i
ren ibrer 8ohatng e%ingeornngen
uaO botteu iid, neil iid nieulono
itm tie befiimmerte, ielbIt beoient.
5eblen6es 8orgel0 ut0 berfdnutt.
oene @ert ltnb 5dnllfiahen belebr-
ten bic 8eimaeiudten 1ilt an0eren
Morgett, bot mon es mth nit ser
@aitfrcn0ihaft nidt OUT Die 5piBe
treiben ioa.
Bie q beiBt ioa bic in College
8iep Dor elm pnar g8oden eirlge.
did)crtc 9ruderei Der 8oeific YreB
80. uiWt mieoer anigebntt, ionoeru
nod Chicago pertegt peroen.
3lpci @altmirte lutierer Stabt, 10
miro er8oGtt marei bon eiuer eoe[.
0eufeiOcn 6arailic auf $4,000 Der.
tlogt luor0ell, neil iGr %milloeriG0ri
aer Sogn Don i9nett geiitigc @etrdn.
tt erbalten babe. Dos 0iitrtftsge.
ridIt iei BON Der geiitreihcn SDee
0icies glternpoares i%iberpnu0en 5ll
0caG Sdluiie gefonmcn, bic Der.
IN 5trofe 3lt nebrnen mo
ben Stiogeru 1iue had iilltea abge
runoetc Sumnlc DON einem Sent
8u3ucrtennelt. 9ic 5aAe iheint ani
Malrheit 3u berllben oenn Die iii
itebeuoen Berioum meroen nit
9tamen 9enannt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-24
adtung, Burger Don
John onu umgegen0!

Scr nel1eegranbete 9eutiAorneri-
faniide 8iirga0erein bon Sobnion
unO Qmaeger0 bdlt 5amstog, ben
25. Mar8< nadmittogs / l1br in
So9nion cine G%erlommlurg al, al
lueIter aIIe Mitglieoer uno 9iirger,
Die MitgIieoer 81 merOen pitniden,
%Trem6Iidlft eingpIaoen itn0.
9enr y Sec t 0 I, grdit0eat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-24

pernidtete IN biciiaer Gcgctio cine
5trefe pon 36 GnooratueiIerE
ebe cs inter aontrolle aebradt
lper0en fonnte.
Bapnee Gitp an oas bon
8rant Sptparo ~qeei9nete @,eiddft
muroe am 8ienstog 1ad)t eiilge-
brofen IND @oren I'M 0erte bon
buRoert Collars e%nttuenoet. 9ie
Ginbreher, Spbn 9ortIer uno 60
mis- Smith uuroeu an ptitttpod
INIT 6ilic bon 9lutbuioen aus
finoig geltaft lmo perbaftet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Billy Mink's Mistake.
Copyright. 1915. by r w. Burgess

bank and in the hole Tie. instant
he put his head inside he forgot
everything but the feast he would
have. for his nose told him tar VA,
back at the end OF LONG hall was
a nestf'Il Of young birds II he had
stopped 10 snell "A little more care
fully that nose OF his might have
told him something else But he was
50 eager that he didn't stop TO find
out all that his nose might have told
him That was where he made
mistakc--a very great mistake II ne
had needed his nose he would have
remembered something which he
had quite forgotten in his greedy
haste He would have remembered
that he hadn't seen anything OF Mrs
Rattles. and Mrs Rattles carries
quite as big and sharp bill as does
Rattles himself.
But Billy had forgotten all about
this, and in his greedy haste pushed
on along that narrow hall where
there wasn't room TO turn around
II vas a mistake. a worry great mis-
take Halt way TO the nest at the
end Of that long hall Billy found II
out
Next Story-Peter Rabbit Sees
things Happen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
BY KITTY MARION

(The second OF three articles by a
thinking woman and student or Nv
Ing conditions. who left her apart
mont and friends and worked as
housemRid in homes and boarding
houses OF New York, 90 get an n
sight into working conditions for
girls and To help. solve the nation
One Of the great reasons house
work is so Objectionable 10 the av-
erage working girl lis that when a
woman marries she has an Idea she
must be taken care OF.
We have not vet reached the plane
OF economic equality.
A woman has no more right 10
hire a girl 10 do her Homework I'M
less her husband Is earning $1,000
year or more, than her husband
has 10 buy an automobile.
But ind the girl from the fac
tories and shops marries a man on.
le' us say. 800 month. and imme-
diately wants someone 20 do her
house
She is not tidy herself hut in
sists that the girl be forever clean
ing up dirt made by her household
slovenliness
She knows nothing about house
work and so asks prepOsterous
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
MMM
Society H SIS s

Potter Van Court left. Saturday.
TO enter Princeton college.
%
Mr. and Mrs Burnham Colburn at
tended the Pierce-Wendell wedding
in Buffalo last week.
Mrs. William Craig and daughter
returned. Friday. from q trip to
Macklnac and the Cheneaux.
Mrs l.. NJ. Wagner. OF Santa Bar
bara. Cal. is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Whittemore, No. 40 Al.
kinson-ave.
Mrs Charles Carmichael has re-
turned from Edison beach. where
she has spent the month OF August.
o
Miss Graham and Miss Ida Ora
ham. OF Sandwich, are visiting Mrs.
Myron Vorce al Crosse lie.
Mrs. Franklin Unsworth has re-
turned from Ann Arbor. where she
was called by the sudden death OF
her sister Mrs. Letson Leroy Lewis
Mrs. A. II. Thompson. OF Rhode
Island.ave.. will return, Monday,
from Ogunquit and other points
along the coast OF Maine.
o
Lieut.. Schoheld. of the Culver Mil
Stll No. 209 Parkerave., left. Mon
day. for a two weeks trip to Mack
mac
The last cruise OF the season OF
Detroit naval milItiamen will take
place on the Don Juan de Austria
leaving Saturday at p. m, and go
ing 10 Putin Bay, returning three
days later.
Or. Earl C. Barley, E. A. Wal
lace. T VI. Wilson and David Buick
are taking a 7Oomile canoe trip
through the lakes and rivers OF Que
bee They are expected 10 return
Sept, s.
Miss Elizabeth Thorpe. who has
spent her vacation in Chicago and
at Sylvan lake. will open her strdio
in the Gladwin building. Sept. 5
The wedding Of Miss Gladys
Bruce. daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. c.
F. Bruce. and Arnott Nall, will take
place in ST Paul's cathedral Tuos-
day. Sept 70 A reception in the
home OF the bride. No 279 Linwood
ave. will follow.
o
Saturday the marriage OF Miss
Muriel Schmeltz, daughter OF NJ
and Mrs. William SchmeltZ. No -
Blaine-ave. and Martin J. Alger,
Of New York. will take place in the
home Of the bride. Many social on
tertainments have been given dor
ing the last two weeks in honor OF
the young couple. among others a
luncheon AZ Pine lake. In the home
Of Mrs Don Daron, a bridge party
al the Red Run Golf club. given by
Miss Margaret Ball and lunchccn
o. the home o, Miss Grace Patton
Crosse lie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

things OF the girl she makes
household drudge.
have in mind a family Of four
adults who insist upon perfect
cleanliness. and yet the men OF that
family throw cigar ashes on the
floors and the women drop bits OF
paper and string where they happen
10 be when they open a package.
II took me hours every day TO
make that room clean, yet those
people would have been horrined
had | complained and would have
said ! was paid for doing Homework.
4 girl Is not paid for such work
and should refuse 10 do H.
Where only one girl is employed
the woman OF the house should do
certain things so the girl could do
her daily work in eight hours
II a girl rooms where she works.
she should not be called upon 10 do
anything after she has retired 10
her room.
believe that more than anything
else II IL the long hours and the
habit Of the mistress OF calling upon
maids az any and all hours that
makes housework mental and house.
workers practically slaves.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
Paula Returns $40 Tip. Montgomery Causes Her To
Lose Her Job.

go 10 New York-by this time !
knew that | must 60 10 New York
II wanted 10 get into a reputable
dramatic company. Emma was my
rock 10 lean upon. She came 10 my
rescue whenever she saw was get
ting into deep water In trying TO
repulse some mans advances.
II think II was because she was
not at the restaurant one night that
finally lost my Job. Emma had
stayed home with a toothache, and
| was too worried over her 20 think
much about the restaurant guests.
1T was in the usual Saturday
night crowd that | happened 70 look
up from my work into the faces o.
Georgiana and Aunt Rachel. Their
frozen giances passed through me
and struck the wall behind me. Not
80 Charlie Montgomery. who was
with them.
"'Good Lord, Paula. what are you
doing here
II looked at him as though | did
not know he was addressing me.
"'Come. you are not going 10 pull
that on me- he said III see you
later, he added. as he followed
Aunt Rachel into the dining room.
81 wonder II Aunt Rachel Is try
ing to marry Georgiana 10 that rot
ter ! thought. Then felt some
one grasp my arm.
Ito Be Continued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

saw the next installment OF Pau
las story in Pats paper. Here II
Is.
I'm spite o fEmma's arguments.
was determined 10 return Horace
Chambers $40 tip.
THE very fact that the theatri-
cal manager attributed a horrible
intention 10 Horace in giving me
the tip. | told Emma. and my TAX
ing IL shows me am right. and you
are wrong. Emma
Emma looked at me doubtfully.
Paula she said. It Is not what 9th
era think OF you but what you think
OF yourself that counts. ! can see
keeping that money means TO you
gift on Hod's part and an obliga-
would mean only trick in the game
and girl who works must take
every trick that comes her way or
lose
Nevertheless, before went to
sleep ! put that bill In an envelope
with THIS note.
Dear Mr.. Chambers:
Thank you for your kindness.
Don't worry about me. have found
good friends and job which will
keep me from starving until can
enter the profession for which
think | am suited.
You will understand. am sure.
when | ask you not 10 act as my
friend when next we meet.
PAULA NEWTON
81 did not see Horace Chambers
again. Margie. for over week, and
by that time | had got used TO the
work.
Each week I put aside a little
money for the time when could
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
eY THORNTON w. BURGESS

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS
Peter Rabbit had been quite right
about Billy Mink Billy was hungry.
He was especially hungry for din
ner Of tender young birds He had
eaten fish until be felt a. II he
would turn into nsh himself lin
vas tired OF fish and wanted a
change, guess You know how he
felt No matter how fond 81 a
thing we may be there comes a tim.
when our stomach, grow tired OF II.
This T. true even ~ candy and ice
cream when We have had TOO much
OF them. And IL was just that way
with Billy Mink
When he had started out that
morning Billy had had no particular
plan he Just trusted 20 luck 10 firl
something besides FISH 10 eat He
had stopped az the Smiling Pool 10
pass the time ~ day with jerry
Muskrat, and II was while he was
there that he had noticed Rattleh
the Kinghsher n,ing down tho
Laughing Brook With n tiny fish in
his bill II VAST long before he
was back watching for another FISH.
and when he caught II he took 4
of down the Laughing rrook This
was enough for Billy Mink. He
knew right away What II meant
II mean, that somewhere down the
Laughing Brook wss home with
babies In II. The ve-y thought made
Bits mouth water lie cut his visit
with leTTy SG'k:s' short and start
ed down he Laughing Brook
Now. duitko rets.. RABBIT. pnly
knew ;rsi what 20 look foI. and
where % LOOK FOR ~ re knew sE
shunt the wave CT psttlcs tho King
Usher anu Jist what kind ri place
ne would choose for a home, and
be didn't have a doubt OF being ablo
20 and II Fu; he took precious good
care not TO let Rattlcs the Kingtish-
er catch Klnpss OF him lie knew
that Il Rattles once saw him goint
down the Laugnin. Brook he would
mount guard over his home. ana
Billy was 81 10 mind g. face that.
sharp, spcarlike NH which Ra:tles
possesses So Whenever he heard
Rattles coming BILLY hId Until the
way was clear once more
You remember that Billy was hid.
ing right near tho sandLark where
Rattles rad made his horuc ~ the
time Peter Rabbit. watching from
the opposite shore. discovered n. All
that Peter saw Billy Mink saw too
He saw the little hole close M IN
der the edge OF the high sand bank
where the grasses hung over and
partly hid n. He saw Rnttlos go In
and come out again And when he
swam across 10 tho foot of The bank
and tested the air with his keen
little nose he smelled young king
fishers Before he had made up hls
mind Just what 10 de- he heard Rat
ties returning. and once more hid.
The instant Rattles departed again
for another tiny FISH for those hun
gry babies Billy scrambled up the
bank There was no time IN lose
He wanted 20 se' those babies anil
get away before Rattles should re-
turn lie had nothing 20 fear from
the little klngfshers. they would he
quite helpless and harmless,
So Billy scrambled UP The SAND.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

The annual golf tournament OF
the Crosse lie Country club will be
held Sept 2. and 4. The women's
golf tournament played last week,
gave the first prize in the handicap
tournament TO Miss Alice Anthony.
OF Crosse lie, second prize. Mas
Catherine Waugh. Hickory island:
third prize, Mrs. Charles Wright,
Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

Miss Anna 8. Wilson. OF Green
wtch, Conn. who has been the guest
OF her niece, Mrs. Frederick r.
Still, No. 209 Parkerave., has gone
10 Rye. y. Y. 10 attend the Palmer.
Steers wedding. she will return TO
Detroit in September.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01

Woman Works AS HOusemaid To
Solve Nationwide Servant Problem
Says Maids Object TO Women Bosses Who Are Untdy But
Make Household Drudge Of Girl.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-01
Nickels or Jitneys!

All you do is pay SC when you get the Watch
Diamond and then weekly according the payment chart
guarantee exchange any Diamond that you select this
ney Plan for full purchase price for larger gems later
time-f you desire! AS your absolute and
further evidence of my good faith WILL REFUND YOUR
MONEY IF YOU CAN BUY CHEAPER FOR CASH! This
Utnev for SATURDAY ONLY
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-04-12

Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior.
IT, s. Land Office at Lennon. South Oak
April 8. 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Nick J. Ries
of LIE mon. D.. who December IL, 1910
made hemestead entry, No02467a. for NWl-4. sec
tion 2e, township 2 N range II. +. b. H. Mer-
di a. has filed notice Of Intent ion to make FIVE
yea proof, to establish claim to the land above
J.scri ed before Register and receiver U. S.
and OfTice at Lennon S. d. ON the 18th day of
May. '916
Claimant names witnesses
William R'edy of Lennon S. D.
Harry Swanson
Cyril Mazacnek Thunder Hawk
Tony Volkalich
JOHN c. STONER Regi ster.