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Imperial Valley press., 1917-11-12

Phone your wants to The tress
C--and get quick results.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Allen the Jeweler
City Plans New Street
Across w. Brownsville

ff" city authorities are planning ~ open
r"w street running ~dlagonallv across
Brownsville and ending VIZ sherman
Hc' where II crosses the railroad. This
SIT ,rcct VIII follow the divindiue line
'r' ou tie city proper and West Browns
md the land j. 10 he dunated by the
err Nj the additions on each side ot the
dividing line.
The blocks in these two additions diff
ter III size. thus the cross streets dn rot
iibe where they are supposed 10 come to-
rcthcr at the linc diving the two additions.
The new diagonal street will connect w,
these cross streets. and viii also give a
shorter and more direct route into Browns
vile.
The new street can be opened with the
minimum M expense now. al there viii ~,
no hou>cs to move.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Farm Loan Matter
Now On File Here

Louis CoholInI. secretary OF the Browns.
vile Board of City Development, j. great
" Interested in the practical operations Of
the federal farm loans associations, and
he believes that by furnishing cheap money
10 the farmer il will solve one of his most
v%eatiouS problems and put him on the way
to independence and prosperity.
Mr.. Cobolini has thoroughly investigated
the entire subject and has collected Il vast
amount of data that explains just how the
farmer must proceed to secure one Of these
government loans. He finds that, first,
~ many a. ten farmers must organic,
what J. known ~ 4 farm loan association,
farm loan bank. which, for this territory
i located al Houston. Texas. The indiyid-
nal member of these local aSsociation~
may borrow a. little n 500 and a. much
~ 100000 for any kind 81 permanent i'm
provemcnts on unencumbered land. The
rate viii hr not more than Xix per cent
and probably less.
Al least one Valley town. Donna. has aI-
ready organized such an association. ano
II l. believed the movement win quickl,
spread. These farm loans. il H. believed
will enable many Valley farmers to max,
necessary improvements and extension,
that thcv would bc able to finance IN II,
other manner.
Mr.. Cobolini will ~ glad ~ furnish in.
formation on the subject ~ interested par
ties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Mexicans Complaining
Against Boys Actions

Mexican residents living III the vicinity
of the high school building have complain
cd to the police that they are being har-
ricd, in~ultcd and assaulted w \ number
of boys sixteen or seventeen wears old.
They declare that these boy curse and r.
vile them. assault their children and throw
stones AT their homes. IN q number of M
stances -hatterng Windows and doing 9th
or minor damage.
The police department il determined ~
break up these practices IN making ar-
rests and assessing fines in city court. \
fine has already been assessed III one such
ease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Warfare on OFFENDERS filming /
PERSONALS

Frank Rabbi lett this morning for u bus
iuc-- trip to III Fcria
BUY YOUR SUNDAY CIGARS Saturday
AZ Saturdays sale price. iiarry's Cigar store
ttl
Mrs. !. J. Young ir. and baby left this
morning for her home on the Young ranch.
4ttcr Y visit here with Mr.. Young par
tnt~. Mr.. and Mrs. +. f.. Starck.
Nj. N. Miliken. Of Corpus Christi. IL \
business visitor in Brownsville.
Paul Greene and Harold s.. Norris. oi
Buffalo. N. ". are registered ut \ local
hotel.
n. N. Blake. il The cu-tom service w
laredo. il mere for a visit with friends
and Relatives. lie will return 10 hi- sta
iion next Tuesday.
Ernest Fernandez ha, returned io
Brownsville after up absence NJ several
months in Fort Worth, Kansas City and
Horthern points.
J. r. Franz Of Corpus Christi ], trans
actlng business in Brownsville and the
Valley.
J.. Il. Lewis Of San Marco, i, here on a
business mission.
PURE WATER BATHs,l HoT OR COLD.
: uh~ or showers. tinls~ bath hnusc IN town.
i3l3 Eliziheth IT.. across from Miller Hotel.
tsatl
Thea p. Davis III Fl Pa-o arrived IN
Brownsville last night.
N. FRANKIE NJ Mercedes ~ \ business Wis
uor here today.
n. NJ. Lozado nj Mercedes ~ registered
gt \ local hotel.
X. l.. Adams Of Corpus Christi. i among
the weekend visitors here.
w. II. Lupton Of San Benito i, IN
Brownsville today.
y. NJ. Lcahy If Corp .us Christi IL III the
city today.
M. NJ. Scelia~on. we'll known representa-
tive of u st. Louis hardware concern. IL
in Brownsville for the day.
Prof. Leonardo VI. Bolando VI SaItiIlo.
t%oahuila. Mexico, i visiting relatives in
Brownsville. Ilc formerly lived in Mata-
moro~ and has many friends On both sides
81 the river. lie reports Saltillo ~ being
much improved III the past month. During
his stay here he y the guest of hi sister,
Mr~. NJ. III. Douehcrty.
Aha Eughmy NJ Madison. Wis. ~ y Wis
itor in Brownsville today.
r.. M. Smith Of San Antonio j. 4 bust
mess visitor IN the tjty for 4 few days.
George +. Thomas and :. T.. Melton of
Pharr were visitors III Brownsville lc-tcr-
day. leaving This morning for their home.
y. y. Hutchinson Of Corpus Christi j. =
visitor IN Brownsville today.
Mr.. Knox Jones and Young son arrived
IN Brownsville last night from Rio Grandc
City and will spend a'fcw days here.
MIR. and Mr.. q. B. Carver Of Corpus
Christi are visitors in Brownsville for i
tc days. III
A. b. Empic Of Point Isabel. chief opcr-
ator ut the United Statc~ naval radio sta
lion. was in Brownsville Yesterday.
REAL BANANA CIGARS AT LIS per box
uf -. Box ~ 20 for 500. ~ Barber Shop.
l3l2 Elizabeth 81. r Fr fsatl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Live Stock Market


FORT WORTH. Tex. Feb. 3l.-lloes
Receipts $3.50. Closed steady at yeSter-
day. best time. 25c higher for the week,
Top. S12.1O: bulk. Sll.3Od ll-sn.
Cattle: Receipts POO. Nominal and I'M
changed for the week. Beef steers Zoe to
15c lower. COWS and hrifrr~ Zoe to l5c
lower. bulls steady. calves soc lower.
stocker stuff steady.
sheep: Receipts 100. Nominal market,
strong for the week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
NOTICE TO ARMY OFFICERS.

The ladies In charge of the black and
white" ball at Fort Brown tonight an
nOunced today that officers may appear
in their rsual uniforms, it not being abso-
luteiy necessary that they wear black or
white. The announcement is made in view
of a mistaken impression. and in order that
all may attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Allen the JeWeler
IOWA COMPANIES COMING IN.

Company ID. Second Iowa infantry, Sta
toned at Point Isabel. Company n. -ta-
TONED III BrulaN'~. and Company Il. sta
TONED NJ the pumping plant. returned ~
Brownsville today II order AZ prepare III
%entrain for home. They were replaced by
infantry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Presented with Foh-Rnv. ID. Grur-n \

Presented With F0b-Rcv. u. Grurgc N.
Macdougall, rector III the Episcopal
church. last night while dining with the
officers ~ the provisional cavalry regi-
meni, was presented with "a watch fob bv
Captain Finch of Colorado. the prc~cntn-
tlon being made III the name Ut the mem
hers OF Troop G., Colorado cavalry. The
fob II of bronze, with \ gold chain. The
remembrance WAS M appreciation Of DR..
MacDougnll'- services in connection with
me funeral recently of \ member III tn
from
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Scouts Go On Hike

Scouts Go On Hike-Thc member, oi
Iro"p ], Brownsville Boy Scouts. under
the leadership of DR.. George MacDougall.
lcft ne parish house of the Episcopal
church al 9 o'clock this morning for tn
Country club on q day. hike and outing
lheboy9 went prepared ~ cook y mid -day
scout meal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Most Folks Are Short of Cash ~ Nina

and t~aN-paNm" time. JOIN our Mas Club
and you Will hc assured ut cash for Xmas
or taxes. Ask those that joined last year.
New members are Joining an the time.
Brownsville Bank & Trust co. 2Otf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
DIES OF OLD AGE.

Valentine Padillo. aged 10. dic~ Nc~ter-
day OF old ace and will be- buried TO-DAY in
the Buena Vista burial park. lie IN \ III
borer and came 10 Brownsville from Mex
leo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
G};HNsus

b0rn-To Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. kcmpcr,
Little Indiana, n boy; last unday night.
Local Teachers have received announce
ment of the annual meeting of the Gulf
Coast Teachers association ut Bishop on
March % and 24, for which a very attrac-
tive and instructive program has been ar
ranged. Many Cameron county teachers
plan To attend.
Warfare on 0ffenderS-In filming two
men ten dollars and costs for vagrancy
this morning. Judge II. J. Kirk announced
unrcmittlng warfare on that class of Of
Tenders. lie stated that men who lived ON
the illegal earnings of others need expect
10 l%enloncy yin his court, and that second
offenders would be given exceedingly heavy
penalties. J.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
FILMS DEVELOPED. PRINTEn W, -
Allen the JeWeler
To Address CavaIrymer-Rcy. G. ,

TO HUUTtSs CdVdH yIFftT-hrN. n. W.
hurizhalz. Tor tive years 4 missionary iu
Jamaica. viii deliver an address before
the member of the provisional r|ayalrt
regiment III West Brownsville sunday
night IT 30. The usual Sunday school
hour III 9:l5 III the morning i~ also am
nouuced by Secretary f.. f.. Il. Anderson.
WHEN YOU CAN'T { 1T ELSE
WHERE, come to Us. Wen have it. ri,
Grande Electric Co. Cg-7-tfl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
THE GUARANTEE CYCLE COMPANY

Bicycles and motorcycles repaired. Ne
and lock work. WE REPAIR ANYTHING
18th street. next Sentinel Office. t2-33-tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Gravel is Received

Gravel is Received-The city Yesterday
received 4 shipment Of gravel and began
making repairs ON some Of the paved
streets Of the city.
FILMS DEVELOPED, PRINTED NV rNpcr.
photographers. 10c per roll. any size: prints
from .ic 4" .l-. according u" size. Mail orders
solicited. llulm's >tIdiu. t.-yS-.a4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
CALL FlR YOUR

Carpentcr. Paper hdnqer oT Fainter. Phonc
568. r. 1. Gutierrez. p. o. Box. sos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24

Electrical, bicycle. automobile. TYPEWRITER.
flashlights. telephone and telegraph Slpplics
and repairs. We repair anything. Rio Grande
Electric Co. rrl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Many Are Raising Chickens-More il

-
tercSt i being manifested IN raising poul-
Try in the lower valley than ever before.
according to j. II. Axsom. Il Brownsville
farmer. who produces chicks ON Il large
scale. Mr.. AN~om says thai he has raised
and distributed in the Valley this winter
more than three thousand young chicks.
U FOUNTAIN DRINKS, will please the
must fastidiouS. City Confectionery. between
Dreamland and Dittmann theatres. t2-1O-tfl
PLUMBING WORK GUARANTEED
know my business and do the best work at
reasonable prices. Figure with me. j. L..
Cara, 30i Adams ST, Phone I9S. liz
Marriage LlCenSe-County Clerk jos.
Webb has issued marriage license 10 Ven
tura Jaurceui and Mrs. Fernando Ire
VINO.
Better Late Than Never applies 10 join
inc our Nmas club. A few cents will put
you right. If You should have hard luck
and not be able to finish, you'll get every
cent you deposit and it may come very
handy next Amas. Brownsville Bank a
Trust Co. 26ti
{. iF YOU WANT A GOOD FORD CAR
address ~ letter a. Herald. ttf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Electrical hicvrIn

DO YOU WANT a CHEAP FORD? Al
dress hy letter. a. Herald Office. tOfl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Allen the JeWeler

Liquor Permit Sought. Il. Wander
hIdcr ha- pctitIoned for Il permit to en-
gage IN the liquor business al San Benitu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Allen the Jeweler
Purchase City Bonds
Sought By Concerns

The city managers Office j. receiving in
qulrie~ from a number of bonding houses
relative to the purchase Of the city Of
Brownsville bonds and securities.
The city authorities are considering the
ACCESSIBILITY Ut seeking, to retire some NJ
the city's bonded indebtedness. provided.
of course. the POND holders are willing IL
cash in on securities not yet due. II
some of these bonds can be retired it will
permit the city th. ad4r Jther i~Suc~ for
much needed Improvements. principally a
five thousand dollar issue for the con
.trtfction III a new slaughter house. There
are ample MONKS in the sinking funds to
retire ! con~iderables part Of the city'>
bonded indebtedne,ss
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24

NJ imam ever gets di-courase'rin trying
To live withoat ialor.N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24

FIRST CLASS ~sBARBkRa SHOP JUST
OPENED, a,ruSS from Miller nntcl. 1912 EIiz-
ah'd -. Expert men IN charGs. Popular
pri'rS. TOM" and SIZE ms. tSat }
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
PLUMBING WORK GUARANTEED

know my buSInesS and DO The best Work N
reasonable prices. Figure with me. j. l..
CARA, 30i Adams st, Phone 19S. IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-24
Better Late Than Never nnnlics 1,

iF YOU WANT A GOOD FORD CAR
address IN letter a. Herald. ttf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-13

3dufsrn elm abl4Idgige antDOrt &C.
geben; 70 fannie man Ie balb uas
reOete bel BON i9r.
Giner Der Didnner, bic um Biz
Stub gefraot batten, tam Elm %Sfpeitss
Nlal. @r pollte 0ds 9ier bur4aus
baben uno ma6te Elm angebot, bas
Iebr borteiIbaft mar. Die olte glne
iagte: uein. Sin biBden unrubig, absr
beitimmt.
rSs benn bic Sub Oertauft9" frogs
te Der Monn
rgia, no, bertodft ia nit"
so, na96er, fpegen pos ftebIt
Oenn na6ber unO PROFIT nit 9einsr
SUBJ"
Die aIte Qne lieB Ben aopf finten,
Itridte aber bartnddig peiter.
agla alto, ieB reo' 30. 8egsu mas
itebit BERN 81 nit Der &ueb2" fraBte
Der Mann gang aufsebru4t. r5ie
ebert am &no' gar nit 9ein?"
81, oas mar nit i6ls6t. greili
ebert iie mein. SO fretIi,' oas Is ia
mel @ieb." &ne Fiigte bin5u, oaB itr
bic Stub pabrlt9 i4On als Rolb &C.
pd6t babe; ia, p~obrhaftig. llnO fe
reoete unb re0eie auf ben W1dnn Elm,
aIs ob fe Itf Bel i4m enti4ulOigeu
miiBte; er 16er unterbra4 lie beftig:
,Sn, Febjt oenn 0u 6a, gum 2eut'
toppen?" Pine i6peiJt. sic itridt nil
temp 0rauf los; ite peiB ni4t, poAin
lie iaouen iOl, 10 ungemiitli4 iit's
.ibr. Der Damn pirb mmer piiten0er.
FRA, jeb lag anal: biit Oenn 6ers
tOmmea sum 2eut' foPPen3"
0u bort Qne auf gu Itrifen. sic
lpIt Den Sfannriemen pom 0orn Der
Sub uno ma4t Ii4 gum ajt3ug
bereit. sic i9aut abet ben 4ufges
yraGten nod aum S4luB -eu9er3ig
an un0 Iagt in einetl bitttnoen Son:
g Is bait gar 70 pteI etniam. .
.@ie6, gar 10 niel eInfam. S bab' ia
BLOB be an3tg2 aue1 in meiner Reus
.If'n, unb iie tommt bait foit gar nit
nit amor: @ie4er 7'iammer. S pobn'
ia 10 melt Dro6en in Der @inf4i4t.
60 6ob' j bait g'mant, / tunut iie
grab oufn Mtartt 6erfiibren, 0oB fie
a biBt unters 8is4 tummt unO a
btBl a 3eritreuung 6dtt. . mel, 0
mel, / Rab' bait g'mant, oaS tunnt
neamanD nit i4ao'n. glo, unO 10 iein
mar bait bsrg'reiit, aber mir ana
.isin nit gum 8ertaafen unO ieBt
geb'n mar 6oIl mieoer BAN. so id,
un0 / Bit 6aIt redt ie6r UNI Gnt=
I4uIDigung. 20 ia, uno fiat 9ott a
uno / beonnt mi 9aIt re4t i4en."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-13
Ste Ga6tnerinuen.

Gin ieber I5on beruabul, t6 CLAUDE,
8on DER Sdbtnerinneu &dube;
Sod LANCE i6pieg 6iitoria
&}Du Dem, mas biuterber geida9,
8is iiugit man iano Elm i6tnumlig 8Iatt,
&rauf &ibilts ee bei6rieben Eat.
SIN 2~lnfaHg mar man gang ent5iidt,
8ie 9ltt Die tiIble Sat ge9lfdt.
Slt allen GtraBeu Grm III Arnt
Sa9 man ber imlgeu Baare S6parm.
Sam man an einem 9auS oorbei,
GO ihuQt' baraus mIr aiilerei;
lub ner biueinlah, idpper4ot,
Ser mar bis an Die Obreu rot.
@alb aber fllitert man: q @raits,
gSie elettb iiebt Der g3uciu6 aus!
llno bort, Der gaiu8, iprab nan bau9e,
8as bat Der fir ne hide 8au9e?
limo Gneius garl @beu, mir grouitl
g8te lit Der 8art inn arg 6er3autl
llub eines i10nen Cages trat
3uiamnleu Elm @e6eims et1at.
W}au b0rte bod BON Ge0uerpltLt
Sic @ortdeu Reue, Slnbe, Sdul0,
glau oebattierte bin uaD her,
&ie tpp9L bas Sing 5u fniien mar.
aS6 bdb'5l" rtef ploBltA SFnaQ uno Rdu
Eompouius, ber SelOmari6ou.
a2Rau bole, aIio idlag tb Dor,
Sen 8dc6tcr pom Sabnertorl"
Ser @Gdtcr tommt. aSperr' auf bic
8bren,
Cont biit peroutte bu, berLorenl
bait bi8ber bel Sag uno gla6t
Sas 8or be6iitet uuD beipd6t.
Sur fper 9e8etgt beg 8aiies S6ein,
Sen lteBeit Dl sur Stabt bereiu.
@on Jest nb, bore, mas idl Iage,
Gilt oieIe @oridrift nur bel Sage.
Sobalo Der 0adt-at 5ebne Idrett,
I1ad' auf ba8 gor Ipc~rrangelpeit
ltn6 funm'r re tetnen 9eut ith brurt,
8as 'reinfpGrts tontmt fin Rublifrun,
8ie1eidt iAleidt bier uno pa Our4a
Sor
Gid elmer bonn @abinertorps
lln6 bolt" = Ter itrablt bon Soft
m~lngsgIiid)
r8as mir 10 idn0S geral6t, 5urittl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-13
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Dian bat bic in iiingiter 3eit tpte.
Der bieI genonnte fiiDamerifanii4e
Republit GbiIe, bas Salpetsrzparas
0ies, NIT Dem pbigen geinamen be-
legt, pel@er auf bic @eItoIt hires
8ebietes aud treffIia paBt. gbiIe
1T 10 lang, pte bic gauge Stredu-
BON gfetp gort bis nod San aranz
ciscD, aber nt4t breiter ais Der Gries
See!
9as 2nnb 1T eng 3pif6en Der
SodgebirgssRette unb Der Rufte elm
gepreBt. Seine @tdbte bIideu aIeihs
5eitig gu ben SGben smpor un6 benz
S8ean binab, uno ram oitliden gnbe
ieber StraBe bdngen Die anben pie
Elm groBer Sbeater<g orbang4 uts
lid elm betanntsr aeilenber auss
bsiidt.
4ber gepaItige @e6iete sntbdIt
oiefes nS9ubbdnbeI". Das Ganb
bat "a prObin3en, unb bic gr0Bte
pelle'utl ~ dus9eoe9nt 9enug, ntt1
cana pennipIDunien, RafoGuietts,
@ermnnt un0 Rbobe Sslanb in Iid
aufneRmen 5u t0nnen!
DIT bat man bic @6ilenen Die
gantees pOn SiiOamerita aenonnt.
SebsnfaIIs iinb ie bon Iebr oqorsIii.
benz Interchangeable unb lie bas
ten 3. 9. iebr rsge @ortebtunaeri
fur ben PuuamatanaIs 5anssI aes
t~roffen, inbem ie in furser 3sit IL
9ltlltonen Dollars fir 6aIen- una
0odz@erbeiIerungen ousaa6en. III
lem 4nihein na6 1T ibnen ned enc
aroBe 3ufunft i'm 5ipan8igIfen sSobr.
bunoert beidieosn SIN MeIffrisa
Iaeinen lie na9 ben Iebten Rafri6s
ten neutral blei6sn gu pollen. 70
nett fi9 bas NIT 0tr qeIddftIihsr
qnsnubung ibrsr @sls9enbeiten noh
allen Seiten bin usrtrdgt. Mud Fno
he milttdrii4 jsosnsllls imFanOs.
tie &eIpettieruua Der ReutraIiidt Az
sr5tpinsen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-13

gertreter Der GHaageididte an efr Mns'
peritHt GbriitsRin seitOrbrt.

nflllIut nDttIlhsiiW BspntDs"*
Dreiunbo9t8igiG5rig III Der 9er'
treter Der aunitgsi9i4te an Derlltts
perIitGt gbriitiania, prOf. Sorer5
0ietri9IOn, geitorben. Dit ibrH gept
elm @elebrter DON nternattonalem
aufe Dabtn. Gr perbantts ieine niis
Ieui6aftli4e SteluHg bauptIa9lI4
Ieinem groBen Derte iiber Die nor~
tpeqtf6en nStaostir9en", Das Inter
Dem Sitel Die 9uISbautunit Rors
pegens~ 1893 in Deuti4er Storoels
tuna erI6ienen uaO IeitOem fir ALE
5Drl9ungen ouf Diciem @eotet
grunolegeH0 gebIiebsE 1T.
Dietri9lon mar cine pielieitlg tas
tige Acknowledged, bic i'm 8eiitesle@
Ben bes ftanOinaDii4en GOrbens cine
INN 10 grDBere aoas seipislt bat, nls
feline @trtfamteit ii4 5nti9eH
59peoeu uno 4oripegsn seteilt bat.
1884 3u Bergen geboren, ituoierte
Otetri9ion an Den uniperIitdten
@briFiania uno rpIala. Hriprlngs
lid mar er fir ben seiftliden Stano
beItimmt, allen ieiner fiinftlerifhen
Reigungen DrGngtsr Jpn balD anoerer
sSntere1en gu, utib omar tpar IS 3uz
nG9it pie Q~iteratur, bic ibn in Mnz
Iprud na6m. 5tuoien Iber noroiz
f9e 2iteratur in idneOiideH 8ibliOs
tbeteu peranlaBteH i'm, li4 gang IN
S4peDen anidiiig gu MAIDEN, uno 10
1ut er BON 1860 Bis 1875 in Sdpes
Den gelebt, gelebrt unO Ii4 als I9Der-
pti6er S4riftiteaer betdtigt. st
lpuroe Do8ent fir 9iteraturgeI9i4te
an Der untperTitdt uplala, D~eranItals
tete literarif9e unO literar9ei4iats
li4e @orleiungen in upiald nno
5tOd6olm, Die auBerorOeatIi9e ge@
liebtbeit genofen, uno na9m IN ben
iterarii9stritii4ea admpfen, Die
Ii5 in S9peOen DomaIs abfpielten,
cine bebeutenDe Stelung Elm.
Sn3nif9eu batte cine aetie mad
sStalien, Die er in Der 1860er Sobren
.anterna6m, iein Sntereiie fir bic bill
'oenDe auut eripedt, Oeren 5tnbium
er fi4 nun nit srOBtem gifer 5u~
.panote. Gr pur0e Aliiitent am Ras
tionalmufeum in 5~tOdbolm, fpdter
4e4rer Der 8unit9efdi4te an Der oors
.tigeu &unItatabemie uno f9lieBli9
1875 ais grofeFor Der Runtgef4ids
te mad @6riitiania berufen. lin
feline 8eroient re4t gu lDiirbigen,
muB man ii9 baran erinnern, oaB
er Die tinitIeriiden unO tunitgeiai9ts
li6en SntereRen beg QorOens in Den
Rinoeri9uben antraf. 8an3 beIons
pers gait btes fir aorpegetl, I'm
oeTen aunItleben er iia bic gr0BteH
8erbienIte ernorben bat. Sir Die
gntpidlung Der aun~ItataOemie, Der
Electromagnetic, bes Runitgeperbes
mufeums un0 oROerer auntiamms
lIngen in Der norpegii4en 9aupts
Ifubt bat 9ietri4ipn ungemetn DieI
getan. Die tunt8eI4i4tliae 5ors
I9ung bat er in Rorpegen O~oaitdnoig
neu begriinbet unO cine 9feibe BON
tii6tigen Sdiilern AerangebilDet.
Bon leinem ipiFeni4aftli4en Anfe@
FEN aeugt es, OaB i4m BET ben inter~
nationalen tunFbiitoriiden &ongreis
fen 3u Nmiterbam 1898 unb au 2is
bed i'm Sabre 1900 Der @oriiB ii6ers
tragen tpurDe. Inter ieinen Nrbeis
ten 1T nod bas npripegii9 uno engs
lid erI9ienene @srt iber bic 9enf=
mailer Der OrtnebsSnfeIn b~srpor3us
9eben. 4u4 mebrere DramotiI1e 2rs
beiten iinO aus ieiner Sober berbors
gegangen. S6on felt elmer Reibe
BON Sa4ren mar 0ietri9Tpn Dur9
elm i4pere8 9ugenleiOen an Der poi>
len @ntfaltung ieiner Wirtiamtsit
LoLt.,Sn~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-13

urbsrbefferIi4. 9nds
btge (8a Der a~bge6enOen a04tn):
@os muB id iosen; an SAnen babe
ta Elm ti9ttges Stiid unperi4dmts
belt tennsn geIernt.
&Ddin: ga, i6oun g, M}aOom',
Der Wleni4 lernt net aus IN Der
WeIt!
3ufrtebeu. 6ruu o.;
Nun, ME finO sic nit Dem neaen
MGo6en 5ufriebsn9
5rau g.: Sebr; baS 1T Elm tpabrer
@ngel, orbeiten tut Ite ME Elm Pferb,
IaDeigen pie Elm slid unO eFen 10
penig pie Elm Spab.
0as epig@etbIt6e. =
86@ter; s96r' nal, popd, iagt man
Der 8ilan3 poer Die 8ilon39
Batter; RatirIi4 it 8ilan8 peib-
lid, benu lie 1T INNER faIfd!
- 1nter 3ofen. Define
gudbtse 1T ni4t ins Bob gereiTt;
ba tit lie pobl re6t Ieibenb2
= Die? Niat bas gerinsite Ieis
bet tie; nidt einmaI, 6aB mein Dras
gonsr mid abenOs in Der 8ii9e Be-
fu9t.
- Splitter. Sine eitIe 9Frar
nit I6le9ten 3dbnen Io6t islbT ubsl
ben bsiten @is ni4t.