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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
Wuhfldnarn 5nm S~Olisicit tn
Sgtacuie.

Guitar. Ser Is. Iilqult. lion,
lrrrliGitln 4etter b|aQiaitigt ncr
Dag Set elm groBcr grfolg lttio ut
.crit1r Sinie lit Dcu 4%raiioentel 3
GomtpDerban0cs @crra i. u. Iq
ter, Damn @erran 4. Ritlas. 4
-tt mo picIsa aaoern 0afllr 5u
ounfe1.
Conn 0ie &errcn 8eOner uuio bic
Sdnqcr pic cu6 Die Dcridir0enel
9iuiitfapcacH. ST. Golfers uno
Geuts mltr0c teHcr ~ouHdhreuo DC.
iIr 6e5abIt.
Ills rEopo 8eeic mt ienIen
Sdn8cru elm Sigo ioig mo Der lebtc
Con n%ertlungcU b0rte id IN mejHer
udmften yta5s jcmcn0 iagat.
Erodtooal" 2iejc seize iino bier
ODD 1GuiiicrmaBru ucu ijno mir III
I-lt}cn Gc,tc former bier UicleidJ.
Oh Mona ftr3ca mlc 0cs 3o
eics iolte 90 t5tHfc qeton nrer
g5l; bier mpled mir aber ben Sri
tlfcrn %3urufan Bite, attiauIoiot.
On bat meht mic elmer probterf.
an 6eittng Dts 6llan8ea cttuns 3u
Aebct ln0 noun es nil 10 eatt5
getoR mer0ct ioll cine heifle.
H~riheoole Ar1cif.
Die 6rolea 8erbs mn loBicr
9atteu ibre I0htcr aaidltdt mn Fir
oas Rotr arels 5l afbeiten, ur0
hoiicn mir. 0dE Die 0cr5uu 0er 2alte
leilig mareL H. 0ieier idaoeren GET
unicrer alien @einot, elm fleine8
2pfsr 81 brirga. 0eie 8roaer
mo Elm laittaaoes @elipia mo tie.
rem im GomtB uH6 Staat nit al.
aaereliter Sfene mh,5ua auf @obl
tatigfeit mir od5 Rote Streu5. Ias
mug Der bIoBe Jielo Omen lui!en
Stur5im Oes 6ct iUar elm arr
Ber @rfolR.
Srilbea0,
Sftfn GiPmfr4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
SrancnsPilfsucrcir

es lift cine iehr erireuIihe Get
ade. CAP troB Ger gro5en Site bic
Ieb Sonlmers mo troBoem ocr
fraIiens 5ilisoerem Der Cmdbo m0A
reno 5net 9loHcte 6erieu Rdbu. IN.
Iere Jreuu0e unn Seller im 5tnatl
ilr 0ie 8utc Sdde meitcr atbcitstan.
.pie no0folaen0cr geridt micocr
5etQt 6rcE 9e.trietta @opliu G'l-
ger fur GaoelH mo @Stt5Dfe S5.0G.
lieu. 5 q Grduhit6. Gree,
$500; 5obr Raimsrs, Nalnut.
a., $500, mn Ser Aarl anu,,
31itia8s ffr bic ecia3gGttn iii
.1an so Gi4H0 Sa6at. 5 g.
an0te $500 itr cige 2tli9tiitltH9 q.
ac5 8efanaenen IN 2 birien.
SIN 9fanen Der qlttcu 5otc Git
ten mir unt pPitere Nllte. 0ir ruer
Den BALD uniere ldti0teit miencr
oufne5l1e1 ullo fltoet bic ratitc
gcriammiiui8 ant =. 5epteHLlr
ndd)ntittags q nr Nuilheini
tatt ul0 boIeu mir ati 5a1lrcihct
geiud1
q @ebi4man. 8oriibenoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
Snlpefenidmus9ler Ocr6aftet.

Ggin 9orf, 20. auguit ~ 5re0
u%fFelnan. @~epddageut Der nortpcai.
l1en 1aIupfcrliafe uno 9anS g0.
marc 3botHpioH, Elm gngeItcatcr
obi9er @eieqidaft. pur0en gctarn
inter Der 4ntlaae berbaftpt Sulue.
len i'm &erte Don $4,000 nod Sen
Ser. Staaten eiaaeihmnggelt 8t
baaen. @leid8eitig iteben iic inter
9eroadt, Die fd6clsfnhrer Bel cincm
AeiHlld1en 8rieFpedief ron bie- rad
1eiltid1ano 81 iein. Son oieic1t
9er0odlt mttrae bei oem 0cIniqen
Ser9or Dor 9un0esfonni5iar
60u8hten jcbod fein sort crmdhnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
@rana srnn Of Repn6lic.

8oaias Glta A}o., %. Auq.-G;f
l1tjonolloGU@rticu Der @rauo IN.
u1 OF the Hepn5lic toiro Montoa
Her grGfiuct mrgoeu, &oi Dem Cod
.aca 5taOtbmuia5 miro Oen ANTON.
gtsi0eG >csaucu iolQcaOc Set.
taft ourd 5la4Qauiigaale uoeruit-
self: alic 8rsbe Armct 0er BE.
uEolif. 81 gsH0crlidtejt, 4oblt1
tiatcit mo Ircuc perpilidltet. ict0et
lliGn liotIuaen uuo itoIferu lore
5rirBe mo brti5 oob Die 3eit 3olA
tonlmca miro. bo 0os Bonner 0sa
5rie0ulS, Der 9rll0erlidfeit mo
8lc.hcr Hehtc iUr oIc 1T alien 2au
a2rH eufialtct maroen mag. GItas
". Qionioro." g9onior0 iii Der
Gbci @oummaeur Der BroBcH 4r
nice.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
Graffnnna Scr ema6aer s6nlen.

Die Iiebe SuqenO mtB ic6t nieoel
ens Serncn 0eufrn. SIhre ih6ner
Inqc iino bcino6c boriiber. Qit
&oitsiduIcn un0 h0hcren @r3ie
1ungsanitolten in Culaba mer6el
mic iolQt c%r0ffnet
9olts ihulen. 5. Septcnt6er.
@ohidlulcn, 5. Ser1cu1bcr.
Grci8Fton @ndidulc, 5. 5eptrnt.
Der.
Grcighton SduIe fir aunit NM
@iiicni6nftcn, III. September.
CREATION Rroieiiions. 5duler
~. September.
l%lniperiit0t bon Cnrobo. 12. Ger.
.tenber.
@'eQeoua College u.s. 5eptent6cr.
llnlncriitdt uon Ra6rasta, ~.
5ep1caaber.
gtc5r1sta Ial1ilnmenidule. t3.
5epteHbcr.
8rrwncll &aQ. q. september.
ncre @dohcufldiie 20. 5ebtember.
gfeOi5. S6ule ser uniDerfitdt bon
gtebrasfn, IS. September.
&atboliide @fnrridulelt, ;. Sep.
teluber.
Sncreo Scarf 9toocHp ) Zen.
teuber.
Ct 8erdnous 9eooemp ;. 1ep-
tentbcr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
Bcrcitcn Iict ami
Babnftrcik pcr!
@rihf 5eiIr uflaren, bsrsit ~ icin
AnhneH lurr0eH Nntbetric6
nnf1alttn.

Nai6iHaion %. 9luquit. .@i
fta0 bereit Gicie GrflorimQ mir
De ioipphl BON zen 9obnprGiiocntel
ME ppn Den auaeitellten %otaeaeben
nn0 neutei Narcui bin, BOB belb.
Ynricie.t Hidt atebr opi cine Der
Itanoigata ioa0ern uur nod mi
cincm Strril redncn.
Die setter Der gnWnen crfldrcu
foB iie troe giTts 5treites nit Sir,
bon lunoloi ahgcitellten Qcniigcgt
3iige i'm 9@ericb polten milroeu, I'm
eiuc @umgrrs. mo gtllhnot 81 ret.
meioeH.
Eic 4lgetclltla 6ebauptci bingc.
aera bob Is mo9l ein5clnr inter ID
neu geben mage. mcl6c iid Sem
5ireif uid)t ouihlicbcn milrOea. NnB
ie0oa Sic gobnen unm0glid mlt1u
Sc inin merben. aud mr. lircd
@rildlteil hires 9etrie6cs o~gi}uJcl
ten.
unfer Den sialnn1ngnatcH bctil
morten Die llnperiDlulidW etner
aampi bis anfs Mciier mo bic Ont
Iaiiung idniHltlincr angeitclitcr Db
M1itQlie0er Der 9rii0erihoftcn oGcr
riht. 1ic @aldbigteren ia0o6 trc
ten 0nfir eit, 0aB Die 9ubie5 ihrc
gfiIh, mo oas golf ieinc ytabrm .
habeu maB. Gil angeitcatcn ioacu
nie Shnlo TIT Huin o6er @undcre
mot miree ouf bic observation-disclosures
Iaaen.
IS iteGt iid Jet beraps, ooB bic
2eiter Der 9abnen, mdbreuo iie iiber
0es 8%rdii0entcu 8orihlagc b%erietcrL
ale n1iigen 9idne n~urbereitct babcn
I'M eiftem Stre;f. lons oerielbe Gin
treten ioGte. 9emnppuet g%egGiiiber
~5lttrcten. 9ieie 8l1ue iino iebt boil
itan0ig. mie Die 2eiter Der gogncu
iaeen. Gin alotiabrpIan ioa bera;ts
altsqearbeitet iein mo auf eiu5clnc.
@aren. pie mli Ntunition &lei0er.
itoffe. uno niht %peroerbliten 60
den. Die nift 81 ben RottDenDigtd
len 0es qeben5 geb0ren. io1 Elm Gn
harao gelcgt meroen.
8ieIe Der GAG Delegation Scr 9tn
geitelLten bereitrn iid oltf bic 9lbreiia
fir beute dbenS Dor ltno bobcu %
reits ibre 9otpIrednungen be3abIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
B~rifenflieecr
q ldlliciScn idlccbt ab!

Eonoon. rs. Aug. 8ritiidg
Gllg5euge mternnbmen lcutc nit
ausl.afc Fir Bic mebrfa6er ltebcl.
lie Qeutd der Marineflug5cugc cuI
GoaDon rineu angriff anf bic oertt.
DIN 5IugIdiii3aller in Gamur.
8eE9ien. Mebrtre 0lorinethug5etec
beteiligten iid an Der Rn55id. AJtmr
me.B nidt on5ageben. ME aroBct
Sdaoen onaeridtet mlir0e. Gin bri-
tides 5ln85eua febrte nift 5ur::d;
Is mur0e obgeiHoiien linD oic Sn.
i1iien gerieten IN @efnngenidaft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
Bans 216brtno sum
Hcrpcral bcf0rSert!
Ser aricasforrcipuuocut Der sri.
bnuc4 ueih lnterchnntcs IN mcl'
oen. Der 5enuh elmer 5laide
Sjer. - Nod fein 3nbltGg.

elono srauoe. Icr. 81. Iuq 1916.
4Scrttr @ctr ggtgri
2St3rcl0 Ger lcgten ISOLDE Uar
.h 81 bridditiat. nm 1S6ne ihrei
ZEN 5u f0nnen Aud mar i'd in.
.f5iat llu9rrgr N}dride 8iemlid ali.
Ggiauaut. @titcru. 5ountoq hattie
ih 5lila crite1 N,alc eincn qan3en
GAG llrinub mo inn meiuc l(cit
.alcroe 5t beiric9igcu. mudltc iGl INIT
nod ciHi8el aatncraOcn cine SUB
tour uudl Der @reu5c Scr l2al0
ON 0en llferu 0cs Rio BranOe mar
icaot1 uiol8c 0rs niclcn Reqena
SID ilHlpfia ln0 mir muBteu m1feh
rem. SING piel geicEen 81 bubci. slui
Der 9istgchr tonlen mir mic0cr bel
bem Gee oe1 i'd ihou iril6cr be-.
'ariete ca 1obe. nor5ei un0 ent0edten
zinc Sabre, bic mir ltutilrlih alcid
bcnubtel. auf Der onocrcu Scite
alnqs mie6er In ocn @oln nuO mad.
Dem mir uugefohr cinc oicrtcl @2ciIc
meter morihfert muren. bcfnn0en
mir inns 81 uicrer qrobcn 6rcu0c
Dor elmer @irtidait. @ic cine
Glaihe Bier itmedt nddJoem man
8tpci 1}onata lang uidlts gctrunfen
4ot mo nod 6n3u adIt Neilcn
orrh9 8eboI5 gemouoert lit. fam
id nift nlsbrildcn. @er oas e6en
nidt meiB, fam es ia nal PERU.
4cn. Sir btieben 10 berihic0cne
Stuu6cu IN Der NQdhariGait uno
fomen ae9en }lbeuo ms 2sgrr 81
rid, nit 0em 9enuBtieiu, eip-n ali.
cert nnaenclmen Tag perle0t SIT bo.
beH.
1amtIidc hier lieaenoe Reqinru.
tcr nigr0eu lebtc Mode bon Gen
Edrfer, aoumian0ant oc5 9roDns
uiQc 9iitrifts inipe3iert. nobriheiH
lif. neil mir bat0 oil bic 8ren3e
uer0cu ioaen.
2lm 5reitaq buttan mir pie6c
1ttrm uno 9fcqen. Der 5icm
iA Sha0cn in Eager ongeridtc
n. llnierc Mldridc meroeu boz
8ode 81 Mohe oerldngert un0 i'm
sand1mul ctf1uS o~nitrengen0. Rad
oIaen0 qebe id 5hnen cine 8cidrci.
ing, iDas mir 3u trQgen 6aben
Die @1ifte eines ftciuen 3eltes. Re
1enmoncl 9ouho qenonnt. 5hlaf
aefc. loilette1 gLrtifeI, 5Iciih Stuf
FEC mo 6,emiir50oieu. ertru Inter.
.udidie mo Striintpie, 6cloflaihe !
laucbr. 4ololett. 4atr0uengiirtel
IND btn0crt Hlm0cn Botronen. Die
RriUntes" trogcn ouBcrocm nod
Bell, Bolo mo art. id
1abc on5 ieood nidlt uiebr n0tig. 0o
d 3ltm aorporol bef0r0crt bin. Id
hire sic eriten adt Mann in lin.
.erer 8onpagnie. l1nier aor5es sc.
i'd ipiegt meiner Ileinuug nod
rt 30 gfnnb. qn Der 5ront rucr
en- mir nod 100 Mln0cn 8dtroncn
chr troaeu, Die Damn freu5meiic
fer Die gruit qeihnaat merocu,
Sir 6aben Biz iebt nod feinen
3ohltog gcb0bf.
nit beItem Grnb. Sbr
3. G0bring.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
gom qlnto ii6rrfoaren.

Der G~rla10itids 5nolcr 9. q.
glcS n5Ie 22i6 norJl. 49, 5tr..
iUtr0e 5retog abeH0 &c T rs.
uH0 Lnualas CIR, Bon einem 4litg.
mobil iiherfahren. Cir beioen i'm
arqitpageH beimoIidcH @erreli
ra5ten 9en Gcrlcbtau mad 0eiiel
S@phmang mGa infrM Damn ueiter.
Ter Drummer Ha69 mar 0as 4uto
CHS 5rcnlnnf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
SoG#iu0ia uerarmlt.

]icu AJort 20 gua. Baird
-oihopM ocr iid nod uor fini 1at.
rc0 h%r.liyea tong;ic iiber Gin Gcraf0.
acn goa $4,000 GOO 5l perftraen,
ia9l llate init iaupp ST. int Bet a.
Me- bier an, ,sH 5au GraHusci
dar cr III tlra1ia tonoale neg
Hi elf Hn0 er Dcrlor ipnter cine
selac 8ci0; Nos mar Der 4uieliA
eam Gu0c. Jiad INTO nod blgta CT
1llcs eili. mas er Bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
Crp1ennl

Tieie5 beIrtte 5pielanue min.
5Horqe8 Sou1taq Ben y. 4aupw..
isiue Iitren IN 0teier Salon SulJ
crlten 4}otc croffltcu .lus cicicuI
arlaiie nur6r cuh ipejita fir tleiC
egite 8Ota Elm beioH0us r5h63lij.
ges nm qrtts grogromm oliae.
iteat. Ter blfounte ruiiiidlC 9oistt.
meiter 9hCu0orc aosloi miro non
Glolta 9tasloba un0 3D6li aiinitlc.
riuaeu 0cs Ssrqe 1iagbilcif INTER.
itibt. 8ieie g'~prfihunqen hobeH fat
ten 6riihla1r III gtem 9orf prFrC
sgeifalts Itilrule Pnticiiett mo Uei0cn
oud Gem hiciiqeu 4}ublitum qcta
len. Bonita uatn Gem 6cnru N.C
mrfifdliide a3@uto0ldutcl bon i'm
|8loublihca 6ali9fcitcr mo mc.fba
faiatte alait.er. Ilc5er ben lui.igct
ginottcr o9raa5errica BON &. =
fuafap, nollsG mir mcttcr MIDI
pTrateu, CT ioG cine uebcrroidlu1g
fur Sie iein. Sibonita Der 5erI 1in
te fulop1onrt lit elmer Der haroor
ragen0itsn Siiini,lcr oui 0ieieu ,Sn.
itruutent un0 miro ons 8ltbllaE5
ourh ieine 6cbiafcit ilberroit5ctt.
Jfeaer 5nritGtors uno 5atger.
Ionic I%arBcrlphcn mo bic betlrnt
lid %berrlidlea Retiebll0er per-ca
ltaaolaen 0ieie5 reldgaltige 8ro
lrallltll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
prdI. 1pilicn ~crIdtcint
plS5lttb i'm EcnGre6 +,

@aibington 26. 2llta. G1u.
~norteriac 4%nmrloung eridjien beut,
233 Eraiioeut 2iliou I'M 9opi.
tol lmo belnb lid nod oeu 9Ir1i
benten8tmner ba5 Die Scnat9tmu
nter bcQrcn3t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28

sSn ben tiedaen enaliiAen Bel
tunqen erfheinen aroBc an5aigcu,
in meldleH 0as Qil5Iifm 8iir 3 d
.IlHng Der rIeuen eng.iIhm &r.eg
auleibe BON $3.50 000. 600 oerlodt
meroen ion. Sn GHiaba miro e
bofieiiIih telae GuaHFae geben. bic
auf ben a10er, 0eu 9iorqau nn0
@eilafieu Dem u1terifaHiiden @abs
.lifiun bIpsnhnsieH wageiL aabejBeH
;per0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
9ltr untcritaSmno BON
Scl0atensS amilicn!

gerfin. 26. 9lug. 3ie bisaer
ron oeutiden 5ta0ten 8ur Inter.
itlItung BON Soloaten- Somilien &C.
%iamnelten 6el0er ba6en bic @Ghe
ben 2.O000 900 marf erreiht.
3as faifertide 5dabomt miro 6cn
std0ten iplter nod 0ie 5umme bon
500.000.000 Dart ilberipeiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
t1larkt6cri6te.

0naDa 26. auguit.
jiinOuich 3uiubr 40.
8eeiitiere, felt beltte; iur Die 9o.
dc 25c nieoriger.
Cute bis bcfte 9.75-10.5O.
9}itteIm1bigc S. 75-9.75.
@cm6bnli6e 775-8.75.
5o9rlin9e, cute bis bette 9.75
bis 1910.
9}ittemaBige 900 9.75.
@clDobnlide 6.25-9.00.
@ccie5 1926.
MittclmaBigc 1.25-7.75.
@~elpo9nlihe 6.40-7.25.
albc, Toe b3ber.
cute Bis bette 6.58-7.25.
@cDobulidc 800 $50.
@}ittclmaBl8e 100000.
Sellers, 10-2ac nicoriger.
Cute bis bcIlc 6.60-7.25.
5toders uno 5eeocrs, 25-25c
uieorlgGr.
5ccocr5, quito bis bette ESQ Bis
100.
MittclmdBiae 4.00-5.85.
5tcd aiibe 525-6.25.
@eipobnlihe 6.0O-6.50.
5tod Sellers 5.75-6.75.
Stod aat6cr 6.00-S.25
&col aalber S.00-t1.00.
BULLS, Stag5 G.0O-700.
Bologna Bulls 5.50-6.50.
S6ueiEe -3uiubr 5000.
9}arft t0-25c bo9er.
9ardidnittspreis 10.10-10.40
@oditcr 9reis 1865.
Sfafe- 3uhibr feine.
Worft felt.
2dmmcr t0.45.
Sabrllnge 6.50-7.50.
g8j00cr 6.25- IT'S.
2Gmmer 1880.
@lutteridafe 6.50-7.00.
Chicago Iiarftberidt.
gbtcngo, 26. 4uauit.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1000: Bqrft
brett bis ihmof.
&6ditar grets Ills,
Sdluriue-3ufubr 200; Martt
ifipad.
9itrdifnitfsprcis 1050-10.95.
9ofiter 9reis lilo.
Sdafe - 3ufubr 1000; Wortt
idmad).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
0anlas Gitn @arft6trift.

&1nioS GItn, 26. aHgut.
RirbDish- 3uflbr 100 Marft ict.
alDe, felt bis idwah.
SobrIiuge, fclt.
Siofers. mregeImlBig.
adltcr. Jet fis n~ieorigcr.
SdlUeinc- 3ufuar 100 Mortt feit.
Gitrdidalitsprels 1000 1000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28
9 e,4 eP' %.
RorgefAritteHes &aa6eSiae

Shenourc AaslBff, NnsIoDa nn0 bas
rniFiide Ballet.
80dJc beginnsnS Counting n. gng
An0erc 4fte ip0hren0 Dicier 30
DE Nonsta & Gee Scarf gGraas
ferries 2ibonita. Rlttb @roo. @il.
M Qenilen & @iqiua gepHaR
8 n0eripn. Crpbem iD0@catlihe
Iebiloer.
g9aiinee s6gIid 2.i5. abenSs s.f5.
8reiie 4~lafiiees 9slte SiBe
asisggn97men Sanistaa mo
5enatan Mollerle Ice. Abenes :
fA % so uso 75c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-28

.@ircnuorbet lit cine nidiqc abtcilmg in ieOcr SIN.
ouitriG 8roefion ooer @apcrbc. mcldc gudbaIhtug. aorre.
iponocn5 mo 5%trciharbeit %pcrlonet"
odrnncu in G~fifarbei~.
r@lrcmIor6cft nelhc iibcr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5ralen In
pen %reiuigtcn stoaten beddfttat. bicct 6raueu iebr cute
%Seleacnlet, lid cine before. ongenebmere gebensfelung 81
1crihuffen."
- Il, z. Gcnius, gureai Of Occupations. 1910.
g5ranen in Gfieearbeit1.
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by the collar and standin' him up.
"Who the blazes might you be?"
He gasps once or twice, blinks around
stupid, and then manages to humble:
"I-Tm Mink Stacey
"Are you, thought" says l. "Well,
what's the idea of this rollin' entrance?
Impersonatin' bottle OF milk, are you?"
This Stacey party he simply goes on
battin' them wide-set, starry blue eyes
of his, as if he'd been in the dark hall
way so long the light dazzled him.
"Come, my man. puts in Brooks,
steppin' bold from behind Swiftly. "What
do you mean by almost tripping me
up in that fashion? Explain yourself.
"I-I was lookin' for a-for board
n'-house, says Mink Stacey.
"Sure you didn't mistake this for the
Waldorf" says |, GRIMM from Brooks
to him.
Mink don't seem to get the joke. In
fact, doubt if he's much of bear for
the comic stuff at any time, for he has
a dull, woodeny face that smile
wouldn't feel at home on. It's a good,
honest face, so far as that goes, though
not ornamental. No: he wears his cheek
bones too high and his hair too near his
eyebrows. Also, the button nose and the
four days growth of wiry stubble on his
chin sort of detract from his natural
beauty.
It's the kind of face that seems made
to fit into tin growler or the top of a
dinner-pail; and his stubby fingers was
crooked natural, like he'd been born to
swing a pick. Outside of that, he's a
squatty built, thick-barreled party, with
one shoulder trihe higher than the other
and nick out of the top of his left ear.
"Boardin house" he repeats. "That's
what | was lookin' for"
"Stick to it, says |. "You'll believe it
yourself after a while
"Nonsense!' says Mr.. Bragdon. "You
were sinking against that door. Hiding
from some one, weren't you?"
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against such serious, self-approvin'
party, just can't restrain the JOSH
Not that any of it ever gets to him.
He's just as good as armor-plated against
such stabs Vice-president of big acci-
dent insurance company, Mr.. Bragdon
is; and | suppose that down in the new
marble skyscraper where he's the main
wheeze he is surrounded constant by two
or three hundred salary-grabbers that
hold their breath whenever he passes by.
And you know how easy it would be,
havin' that fed to you all day, to work up
favorable opinion of yourself.
He's one of the kind, too, that when he
acquires a fad goes to it strong. | take
it he has 'em seldom. But he's got one
now. Yes, yes! Course, there's plenty
of other apostles of preparedness busy
bucklin' steel spurs on the old eagle, but
mighty few workin longer hours at it than
MIR. Bragdon. When he amt bein' inter-
viewed, or dictatin jingo pieces for the
papers, he's talkin' to people about it.
Why, he'll even stop between rounds here
in the GYM as Swiftly Joe is swabbin' him
off, and explain some new scheme of his
for convertin the U. S. A. into a United
Standin' Army.
NO scrubby little three hundred thou
sand is goin' to satisfy Brooks Brag
don. Not much. "a million in khaki"
is his motto; and, to back 'em up, he
wants few other millions all drilled to
take the field at the tap of a bell. He
wouldn't fool around waiting for volun-
teers. Not minute! His first move
would be to have Congress draft every
man out of job into the reg'lar army.
Next, he'd organize trade regiments
mill hands, carpenters, bakers, book
keepers, and so on-drill 'em every noon
hour; and, if they kicked, fire EN-. Then
they'd have to go as reg lars. He'd have
all the college and high-school boys
drilled, too.
4Why overlook the orphan asylum
kids?" | asks.
"Good idea,' says he. "They can't
begin too young
Near as can figure out, if Brooks had
his way, about half of us would be shoul-
derin' rifles, and the other half maxim am
munition. He'd have our sea-coast bris-
tim so with 42-inch cannon that our
shores would look like a tine-tooth comb;
and the submarines would be so thick
that the cunners and bluefsh would have
to grow wings and learn to lay their eggs
in the tree-tops. He'd turn out a new
super-dreadnought every week, until the
sea was so full of 'em it would always be
high tide.
"Who'd we fight with all that?" says |.
"Any one, every one." says Mr.. Brag-
don, swellin' out his chest and lookin'
fierce "That is, we'd be ready"
He's thought out some grand little
schemes, Brooks has, all by himself. Say,
what he couldn't tell Joffre and Kitchen
ette and Lastenburg about handlin'
armies and raisin' recruits-well they
don't know what they're missn', that's all.
But his pet proposition is his sawed-off
regiment.
"You watt" says he. an show you
some day. Yes, sir, I'm going to raise a
regiment of my own, just to demonstrate
the idea. This stature limit is all tommy
rot The six-foot soldier is archaic, obso-
lete. He may have been useful in the days
when men wore armor and fought with
broadswords; but now-bah! Give me
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me. They passed me, all right. And this
afternoon was to sign up"
well, why don't you?' insists Brag-
don.
Because says Mink, II met feller
in bar-room,-h from one of the forts
near here, coast artillery, he said,-and
he told me about what they hand you in
the army. Treat you like dog, he says.
1t amt just drillin' and wearin' uniform.
It's blackin' the officers boots, and
emptyin' garbage, and diggin' bitches,
and gettin' kicked and cussed generally.
The drill sergeants are the toughest, he
says. Once they get down on you, life
amt worth livin'. Then, you're apt to be
shipped off to the Philippines. Then
you get the fever, and the natives 60 after
you with knives that"
"COWARD!' breaks in Mr.. Bragdon.
"That's what you are, my mana yell
low cur. Trying to get out of doing your
duty to your country, are you? Well,
we will see about this. McCabe, just
march that chap around to the nearest
recruiting station. There's one over on
Sixth Avenue. Come along with him.
glances at Mink to see if he has any
thing more to say. He amt got word
Nothin' very chatty about Mink. l was
just about to start off with him, too, when
he turns them wide-set blue eyes on me
with such dumb, appealin look that
well, stops.
"Ah, what's the hurry, Brooks?' says l.
"Let's debate this bit
"But l insist, says Bragdon, notion
in impatient towards the door. l don't
care such lot for the way he says it,
either.
"Oh, do you?" says |.
Certainly | do says Bragdon. ats
my duty. and yours, to turn this miscreant
over to the proper authorities. He has
promised to enlist, been examined, given
his sacred word, and all that. Well, then,
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By SEWELL FORD
illustrations by F. Vau1 Wilson

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