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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
,nur.c nr mcndlnE Cor mou,,rt,c..

T. ~. u. Hichmrnd A. course - rcad'rc
frr h''rS"r iNoS. submit tho names - TIVE
f"iiowinc qualifications for ST." ~ tho Supcr-
iutcn'lcui "f Documents. ,;oNcrnu"ui i'riutin-
OH" Washington. -. g.: Food CUSTOMS and
Dict III american ii"mos." ; re~ts: What ,ho
department OF Acrirultur~ Is Doing fur tho
lious"kecrer" cents: Mum - Foods cana
use OF baking poWdcr'. "cnts. biscuits Flour
for Making Taking Powder biscuits ! ccuta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
Books and Authors

Under tho title Of ''Rcspons Utilities"
William Butter Yeats binGs together
som. ot his recent poems. II -. ar
ter all. AS % poet that tho majority
az people like to think Of Mr.. fcai :
and this ucwcs; collection. :hc first
in "A number of years. is assured of q
warm WCtSomc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

Mrs l. u, e.. ,:rcenvillc. y. c.--for = 'inN'u
soar. tic I:urceu OF Standards suggest, com
al hi. grade corouut oil ana a MIX
turc az potash soda. They also suggest
that excellent recipes for soap- making by ai"'-
thc "Scicniinc AMERICAN
i:,.", Of r"1rnu}as" pages sci. THIS book
may Ia Tile IN Your nearest pubic ADrai!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

In attempting to absorb the Progrcssives
til, Republicans appear to have bitten off
more than they could chcw-or, at any rate,
more than was willing to be chewed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
Not Quite tho Same.
cct,hinS an unkiSscd

would YOU call Miss Swect,hins unkisscd
miss
Il think not. She reminds me more Of an un-
missed kiss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

Taking up tho cudgois for tho dis
paragci town. in Il dozen winning cS-
SAYS Charles milford Robinson. in
The Cali "f tho city" U'aul Elder &
60. san Francisco), tells OF the Easel
nation which. since walls were firS'
razod has steadily been drawing man
kind toward tho crowded streets Not
only the charm Of In" city. but :iH
advantages mental and moral--are
touched upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
IL IIepciitiS.

Cirubbs--po YOU believe Miss Oldgirl would
marry the first who came along?
StubbS-- No, If the her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

If Sheriff Sydnor has ISL pints held in his
possession in llcnrico County Jail. don they
furnish prima tnclc cvidcnce AGAINST MINI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
Irxc. tity surrey.

Y" VI" OF TiincS- DIS I'd
Sir.--Sour timely aud corccful editorial i'm
regard I" III" necessity Of having an eXpcr,
ana unbiased administrative survey OF the city
BUSINESS ahatiH meets my hearty approval. and
n"Sh' 10 arouse The taxpayers Of this city
demand Of their representatives in the Coun-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
Union Was ImpOSSihlC

INABILITY OF the Old Guard Republicans
l and the Procrcssivcs 10 set along together
IS no great surprise. Conceding honesty OF
opinion TO either party, or TO both. harmony
was Impossible. for the Progressive stands
for nearly everything the Old Guard Rcpub-
ican opposes
: Their artificial union was possible only
through tho sacrifice of conviction. Some OF
the leaders aud some OF the rank and file
Of the ProgrcSsivCs were willing 10 approve
this marriage of convenience III tho hope that
the Old Guard could be reformed, hut they
sec now that this Ma Impossible. Moreover,
harmony empty stomach is to be at
tanned only rarely.
Sooner or later honest Pr"grc,svcs will
come To understand that their place is in the
ranks of tho Democracy.
In the matter OF the Grays' Armory aud
tho aut omohilc show, Major Bright seems to
be tho power behind the AdminiSt ra tive
Eoa rds throne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

Representative Cary. of Wisconsin. in Of
t!ring resolution warming Americans from
travelling on ships oT bclligercnt nat ions. is
simply playing for the vote that drank most
OF the beer that made Milwaukee famous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
\ Perpetual Reminder.

'Choll! l.i,enranc says he has arranged 1t 50
always
How did he fix that"
''EorrcwcG $50 from the old man"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
The Pcssiinist Snys:

Lack Of Nalor is not always a disadvantage.
Faint heart. anus, he remembered, ns'cr won
fair lady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
The Voice Of the People

evidence OF good fnith. letters must
give the name md address of the writer. Names
will not lie published " writer rcaucsis
Mnkc NIL communications short.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
NINETY CIitR,iIES
TOOK PART LAST WEAR

joining in tho simultaneous revival
campaign III Richmond last wear were
ninety churches. according To Dr Will
son. There was an average attendance
of at least 10000 al all tho churches
every night. and $500 people were led
ny the campaign I" become members
"t lichmond churches. rroGtirr 10y
past experience aud strengthened b.
additional forces. said Or Wilson. tho
campaign this year should produce ctcn
greater results.
Tn" program Of speeches nt the ban
quct last night Was as follows: The
Presidents Message" Hcv. George "
k"npcr: The l?l1 Campaign" Rev
Lloyd T. Wilson. u. D.: TIL" Home
Rev. ". l.. Eall; Team Work" Rev
Thomas Scmmcs; personal t!vanEc-
Ism" Rev. i. Y. McFadeu, -. -.
Rev. T. H. Potts. - D., retiring
treasurer. reported that he had paid
out Sli0.53 for tho work Of the Vice
Commission in 1916. paid all debts or
the uuion and had $3.50 remaining in
the treasury
The womanS committee OF the
Young Mems Chris ian AsSocia ton
served the banquet. ia motion Of Ecv.
G. u. Arcndnll. the union expressed its
thanks by "a rising vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

II Constantine does lose his crown il will
not surprise any one He has taken no real
care Of il for long time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

Anybody IAN ;cll that Talkativc Tom
one oil our best little swcarcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

Nobody made any reference yesterday :,
the beautiful snow"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

This is one Of the times wncn speaking
about the Sunny South is sheer sarcasm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
MAY ASK COURT TO PASS
ON REQUEST TO F|REMEN.
Legal Contest Seems lmmincnt in
Disposition OF $4,000
Boyd Legacy.
ATTORNEYS INSTRUCTED TO ACT
Banker. II Is Believed, intended
Money to BE Used for Benefit Of
Firemen, but LeSatee Association
Named Is About to he Dissolved,

Legal contest over the will of the
late james y. Boyd. president of tn,
Planters National an; is imminent
as a result of the provision bcqucath-
in. $4,000 To the Fircmcn's Relief
Association. an organization which
has been in the process Of liquidation
FOR several years. II WAS virtually
abolished when the fircmcn's Mutual
Aid Society came into existence ~ "a
result OF the legacy a situation has
arisen which promises 10 end in IL
dispute for the courts to settle The
board OF control Of the relief assoc
citation held II meeting las, night aud
directed its attorneys. Dr,;w1y rullc"
aud Alexander \. Sands. To take what
ever steps may hc ucce ssary to col
iect the beaucst. |; Is understood that
the aid society is preparing t. con-
test.
I;c*idcs the Request To the relief as.
sori,,!on MI. Boyd lcf, $4,000 10 In"
Police benevolent Associations OF
which body lie WAS :. member ot Tho
board Of directors for many years. Il;
is reported that he was known to have
announced prior to his death tina; it
MAS his purpose TO change his wiIl in
order TO eliminate the old relief as
sociation and To substitute III. name
OF tho aid aocictN as tho bcncnciary
This he failed TO do
FEW ACTIVE FIUEMI:N
~ OLD ASSOCIATION
II is argued that il WAS Mr.. I:"yds
purpose TO leave the money FOR ,hc
homcht Of tho member" of ,hC Fire
department ono oc tho reasons for
tho liquidation OF the relief associa-
;l"u Vas that 20 pcr cent Of IL mem
bcrship Was composed OF men wh"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
No Reasons OF Its own

w consider itself finally bound by the
wishes of ajor Bright in tho matter of the
use OF the Grays' Armory for tho automobile
show. Is a question il will find difficulty i'm
answering. Tho board was constituted and
its members were elected and are paid-to
settle matters of that character II is clearly
proper that the Administrative Board should
consult the persons most affected before
giving permission for the use of any of the
cityS property. hut after it has heard their
views. it is the PLAN duty Of the board to
decide for itself
That II considered the armory a suitable
place for the show has been conclusively
shown by its actions heretofore. The same.
reasons that existed then exist now and the
only opposing argument advanced is the
opinion OF the commanding officer Of tho
Grays. Against that opinion stands the
unanimous wish of the business interests of
Richmond. cordially backed by both branches
Of Council. II tho Administrative Board had
reasons OF its own which seemed TO il suf-
fcicnt. il could not nc condemned for being
guided by them. But when it admittedly
decides only in accordance with the views of
one man. il inevitably suggests the question.
Has the board no convictions OF its own?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

Carl l.icbknccht has been sentenced to an
other four and a half years in prison Tho
German government seems determined TO
Keep him there until after the declaration of
peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

II is rather Il grim Joke that while m,
ha's"f is appealing to the people to preserve
their sihcrt! against oppression. I.icbknecht
is being sentenced to additional wears in
prison for expressing his opinions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

Perhaps there are two or three persons in
Washington whom Tom Lawson has not ac-
cuScd of making profit ont OF the late leak
Probably they represent the people who have
been "dcfraudcd out of untold millions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
DAILI RIBLE >rID,
GLASSES ron WIZ

iinN. J. NJ. GRAY. H. u OF Chicago
~! .'ad h.,ii, Ethlc-st,.dv classes a:
noon for 'n"n ana ~ the afternoon to-
women dur'iI, the week beginning sun.
ia March { Cottage PRAYER meeting.
VIII h" tclh IN nij sections of Tho eft,
or the wcck folloniur
ThrouE h"ut tho iwo wrctS Of IA.
r"''va "ampaisn. beginning March II,
services VIII 10. held crc-v NOON aud
afternoon for men and women hy :,
distinguished minister from another
c''%. Ills n+m" viii he announced
'"tH' Th" Richmond p.st"rS thar
serves VII do tho preschiu.; ia thor
own "hurchoS "ach ni=it Of tn" period
prayer circle Viii b" carried on from,
February u until April l.
fi!Iy Surda% grips tn" cities whc-.
u" conducts his rcVivals because the
cities hay" already been --ippca by
IN" power ~ prayer before he arrives.
declared Rev. ". l.. Fall las, niyh, II
Is Nhe purpose OF tn" Ministerial Union
L" N" the same method Of prcpa-,,iou
Tor the services in Iichmo,lI I'M.
spring
II move /" Invite every church in
IN" stat" OF virginia to carry ON
series or revival services at tho s.ulc
tim" as ours said Rav i.loyd T. vii
son ~ -. i'm concluding his address,
which outlined tn" Igl, campaign in
Ei"hmora. Let's make it :. state vide
campaign for the salvation Of souls
God only knows the harvest which
would be rcapcd for the Kingdom by
such u movement.
The union passed tho resolution
unanimously.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

MISS - NJ :. Newport News Va Tho
newspaper has bn"n active contribution q
ward n" broadening Of p"pIlar intelligence"
ana h"ipinS along the triumph a. truth
Ignorance. II acCordS publicity 80 the govern
l""nt "Npo>"s corruption and oppr"ssinn and
IS an important factor IN tho tendency Of l,.j;-
IA! Sc'"n"e OF the present day 10 uproo, disc; Sc
WIN preNHntlN" rather than curatiVc M hods
II a"ak"nS tho masses tho nccrsvi;y az
prone housing. light and air. In short .ho
m"G"rn n"wSpaner is mirror Of tho world.
"N"nir. How would tho have hncnr,o
inmiliar With the great events in history had
they not appeared in tho newspapers"
Rrnss Polish.
Y: 7. H.. E"hmond We submit the roIlov.
sweet oil. -. ounces: spirits of turnn,,i"'
enough to make pastc. When nsrd ,i,,ic
""'Nr iS added. and friction applied Ir thc
nr-s- r. y"rv dirty !; requires - st"ons. :cid IA
49,, j, hrIpht. Shch aS "hr"mi" acid host PIC
nhr"" 10y mixing hichroin:.tc of
nhurc acid and water cuunl rarts Of o,ci, r.,;s
makes th" dirticst brass blight and n,c,, ~,
"n.". nut il must II" immediately waslod nrf
"n hI"r,N "f water, dubbed dry. and polished
H'-' .Fi,l'ehS'onc There 20 tents az,
Any "' lh"sr proceedings. and If th""c were tho
claims. III thrir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

Under tho title Of Tho f'nhic De
fender" the Iutnanns will publish early
ia the new year a volume OF Mayer G..
Goldman member of tho Criminal
Courts COMMITTEES of the New York
comfy lawyers Association. This
book show. in a simple and concrete
fashion how one Of tho greatest needs
of American criminal law must be filled.
II means - square deal and a fair hear
inc for every person accused of crime
LAWYER and layman have AN interest
i'm the cause for which Mr.. Goldman
picads so effectively.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

PUBLISHED ever! da. in tho nj 10 S"nti' Tenth
street Richmond. VA. l., The Times Dispatch Fuh.
lishtnE Co.. Inc. Charles h. Hmshrook. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

ADDRESS ALI. MtNIC\TIONs to Tile Times
Dispute CHI, and tn indiy iduaI>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

Although The Dutch rnt rod tho field
OF cco"rnpEic;il exploration at u late
date the result Of their inbors IS
pioneers OF tn" map was rnnTil:rahle.
.avs Hendrix Wii!cm v.n loon, whose
Golden Book o! Dutch Navi.at rs
rctells The Stori.., Df The picturesque
old mariners oi Hollands imperial
past The" found SntzcnbcrE and
many new islands in the Arctic. they
shorter and loss dangerous than the
Southern Pacific ana discovered Tas-
mania and New Zealand. settled Maui
,itius. established colonies in both
Americas and South Africa. and
opened windows into III" mysterious
empires of Japan and China.
~ shell can be heard coming" SAYS
John Cailishaw. in "rrcnching Ut Gal
lipoii." "ENpcrts claim to identify the
calihcr of gun hy tho sound the
shell makes. Few live long enough TO
become such experts. In Gallipoli. tn"
average length OF life was three weeks.
In dugOutS We ate our meals. such rs
they were. TO the accompaniment of
Turkish delight the New foundlandcrS'
name for shrapucl We had become
accustomed to rifle bullets. When you
hear the zinS OF spcr; bullet or the
sharp crack o: an explosive. you know
il has passed you. The one that hits
YOU, you never hear. Al Urst we dodg
ca At the sound OF - passing bullet,
but soon we came actually to believe
tho superstition that a ballet would not
hit man unless II had on ii his roSi-
mental number and his name"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

TELEPHONE: Randolph I. rriVRte Branch Exchange
i connecting with al, departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
VI NITTETs NNNE.D
To DIRECT tAMPhIt,S

i;.,. =. ". Ecmpc- I: w Mile.
Chairman Rev L. X Chen~uit
RcN, Ihos S-innss. ". II Due
Ni"o chairman Rev " v. nal,
Il. II Kent Jr.. . ! EiIitr-
Treasurer L.. If Icukius
:. Is. Mckee T. J. Jou.,
secretary ~ ". Jackson
Rev. 1T. Wilson II u, re. I, T. ,'r,,ehii
t"N. Il. Cecil Il l.. Ilr T. s,,ir i,Irp
ncN. i ! S"h-rcr il - I,
E"I. !. Il. Johnson Ii"r r. |. Clark
49, y. 'in"Dt, ~. T.. Valentine
u. ~ J Vernon Eicc
t'haigmcn ~ subcommittee have hen
appointed a. follows. Jacob Cmlau;,
finance. " - Duke. MONDAY meet
inss. Il. ". Mites. publicity Hov Fred
Il. chcnaul'. schools and colleges: Ecy.
Th"W"a Scmrucs. PRAYER circle. Kew. W
l.. Fail cottage prayer meeting. Tn.
oNo"uiiN" committee Of ihc union h4-
authorised also that im executive see
r''arH hc appointed for period o.
sixty day" TO give fun tine TO The re-
NLNni r:ilMi,iilEm-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
SIMULTANEOUS REVEALS
TO BEGIN ON MARCH IS
Ministerial UniOn Sets Date for
EvangeIistic Effort OF All
Denominations.
ALL puorEsrANTs TAKE PART
Annual Banquet Is Held ut Central
Y. NJ. G.. A.-Itev. George w.
Kcmpcr Installed AS President Of
Ministerial Union.

Simultaneous revival services in
Richmond churches will start sunday.
March Is, and continue fifteen day.
and Invitations will be sent To al
Protestant churches in the State 10
cided by the sixty members of the
Ministerial Union who attended the
second annual banquet Of the orSaniza
ton h,ld last night at the tentrai
Young Mems Christian Association.
Rev. George W. Kcmpcr pastor OF
Hanover Avenue Christian Church. was
Installed as president of tho union foi
1917. to succeed Rev. Lloyd 7. Wilson,
u. ID. Other new officers. elected at the
December meeting. who took ~ their
duties last nigh, are ltcv. i;usscit
Cecil. d. D.. pastor Of the Second Pres
byterian Church: Rev. Thomas Scmmcs,
rector OF Meade Memorial Episcopal
Church: Rev. }. J. Schcrcr. IT.. paHtor
Of the First EnGlisn Evangelical
Lutheran Church. and Rev. j. Il. John
son pastor uf Ncuablc Street Eaptisi
Church Nicc-presidcn,s: :. *. Mckee.
general secretary Of the Central Young
Mems Christian Association. secretary.
and Rev r a Smoot y. -. pastor OF
Centenary Methodist Church, treasurer.
COMMITTEE NAMED
To DIRECT CAMPAIGN
T." take general charge OF the simui-
tancous revival campaign in Eichmonc
this spring, tho executive committee
OF the union has appointed the follow
ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

BRANCH OFFICES: Washing ton. ZIG Fourteenth
Street. y. W: New city. Fifth Avenue Build
ing; Chicago Peoples Jas building; Philadelphia.
Mutual Life Building.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-21
GafiiAitrttr Setrug.
sianiIi6e s'erntGtHus BON Ieftamentcn
auD llrtuubeH.

4anIIime 8erntbtHuG pDn Ieitamentcn
duO llrtunbeH.
Su elmer 3eitI6rift pur0e unldngH
iber tiinIttiaeu urtunbenI9puuD be-
rtatet. Der @erfafer iibrt etnen
SAL an, no in aouen Elm 5eitament
oerIdpunOen lit, uno meint, oaB oa.
bel mo6I berart fir ben tinitlihen
urtunoenidpun0 prdpariertes 4apter
perpenoet poroeu iein t6nne. 9as
8erfa6ren pirb ME folgt beiaries
ben: Sin gu IoIhem getruge be,
ittmmte5 4npier miro meiit NIT Iebr
0%erOiinnter 5apsfeifture ooQItdnbig
g%etrdnttc unO 3por nit I'm 70 mebr
r%erDtinnter Sdure, ie me6r 0odsn,
Wlonate ober Sabre bic oarauf aus3us
itelenbe llrtunoe le6en B. 3. oauern
fol-. Die nit S4nefelIdure poas
unO Ourdgeiaugten qapier6ogeu fper
Sen Oann, Io6olO Iie getrodnet uao
nit Mal3en tpieOer gegldttet iino, MIR
tur3e 3eit Den 0dmpfen BON aaIts
paiier oosr 4mmoniat ausgefebt.
9ieie 9dmpfe neutraltIieren bic pom
papter aufgenommene S4nefeIidurs
Elm penig, uno Der 8enuBer Des go.
pieres merit beim S4reiben nidt oas
geringite. Die in ben 9oren beg gas
piere5 perbIiebene uno bur4 bic aaIt=
uup ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bpn Der 4uBenz
tuft dbgei9Iofene 6dpefetiGure be-
ginnt fe6r baIo ibr 3erIt0rungsnert.
SIMMER mebr uno me6r perben ole
feinen 8eItan0teile bes papiers BEN
p0uigen Serial eHtgegengefibrt. Die
SdpeieIidure Derni4tet iotpobt bas
refine 2umpens pie ons minberfpers
tisite 9ol3itoffpapier. Der getrager
lit iogar in Der Gage, ben 3eitpuatt
6eitimmsn 3u t6nnen, mann bic Ger
nidtung Der llrtunoe ii9 poa3oget
BADEN miro, inbem CT Oies bel Der
9eroiinnuug ser S6pefelidure ent-
ipre6euO in 8e4npng 8iebt".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-21

li6 nit Der Mliene elmer ~getrGniisn
Rontgin. .Steden sic nur bic 8os
len tpieSer auf, i'd babe cs ia iaou
geItern glsih geiagt. bic RoIeH Iino
Das @ef4eiteIte = abieu!"
sic rauI9t binaus. Dte i9reds
li9, es 1T ia glsia Bier! 9abetm
ipiro man ld6n auf tie parten! GGau
2iDbbs aufreguus itetgerte fi4. Nun
BLOB nod raid in ben 8aiar unD
pann na8 6au8. Sn Dem grOBen
MQrenbaus brdnsen ii4 bic Wtens
i9eu. Die 8ertduferiunen baiten
bin un6 Der, miben ii4 ab unO bas
ben bod ni9t @anOe 9enug, allie
6orbernDsn 5u beTrieDi9eu, Sin Sc
Iumme bon Stimmen erfiillt ben
meiten &aum. 6rnu 9ipOD bIei6t
lteben unO iiebt in Oas @epI4l.
USE fur@t6ar bpll, nur raid, paB Ie
pieoer binaus fam. 5n ber qub>
a6teiInng lit es am polliteu. 6rap
aipOD brGngt ii4 Our4. p5rduIetu,
3eigen Sic mir SpiBentragen!~
oGlei4, meme Dame, id muB erit
pieIe 9errIdaften bier 6ebieuen."
r9os 1T ia gier cine unglau6Ii4e
8eOienuug, i4 tperbe mid beItmes
REM"
.8ttte, bier TtnO bic gpisentras
gen." 9ie @ertdu5erin idisbt i6r
einen &arton bin unO tpenOet it4
3ur nd61teu &unOtn,
,2lbsr 5rdulein, i'd bente, Gle be-
ptenen mid? 0a5 lit ia unerh0rt,
sic t0nnen einsn ia nerp0S maden,
6rdulein - ieB. tUsroe i'd MIDI aber
ernItbaft beIaperen,"
Die QafiiatsDame 8udt bic 44@
ieIn. Isle bdtten an &ornittag
iolIen, gudoi9e 6rau, 0a 1T
IS leerer,"
.QI5 OBJ i6 bas ni4t ielbf
fpiiBte," grollte 5rau 2ibOB Dor Ii6
bin, na6sr lam man benn tommen,
penn man fold Dummies 9teuitmSoe
den bat, Das mid bic 8ett peri4las
IdBt? g9ieie" gariel i'd
perb' i6r absr nod 8si9eto iagen,
RE 9erion mo@t mid tDirt!i4 ners
p6sl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-21
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