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The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16
SHE WANTS TO BE AVIATOR.
Wife oF Federal Land 5anks' Head Of-
 fora Her Services


 Fora Her Services
 New York.-Mrs. Leonard u. hoOln~ sou. wife of the newly appointed presi- dent of the Federal Land banks, made application for a place in the United States flying corps. In few days Mrs Robinson will go to Springfield, Mass'r to try out several aeroplanes before deciding on which one she will use.
 .sThe woman of means Is under greater obligation to serve than women who are needed by their families" she sa,d "Women of wealth not only have leisure to serve their country but' III addition, death would not bring the .gufrerings and misery as In the death of a woman on whom a family or little cones Is dependent"
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

Mir. and Mrs. P. H. McClelland aud little daughter. Betty, are home from Q long visit tn Seatt4a Iith rel atiVes and frends.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

MT. MilfriG Taylor. bEother-in-laW of Mir. w. R. Hillery came up from Seattle to accept 8 position with the W. P. Torce. .r
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

Miss Martha NRggilhcuddy hlo not go south on Friday as sue nao intended, but lett on the Doh 'hin the following day. MisH MagE lni' cuddy will spend her vacation in SC attle with her mother.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

MT. W. G. Powell, agent for tne G. T. F., Mrs. Powell and Miss Ma ry Weir are absent from ISkagWay' taking a trip to Dawson where they will from the high point near that place be able to Bee the lntdnlghE sun should the weather prove favor able.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

Mir. and Mrs Albert A Rousseau are rejoicing over the advent or a. little daughter whom the stoTE de- posted in the W. P. hospital on Thursday June, 14. The young la dy has not yet received e name. Or' W. G. Cable and Miss Mary L. P'at- terson are In attendance and aI Is well. |
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

The Flag eIercises in ElkF han on Thursday evSning ware 3arN' well attended end the program Taa excellent. The entire program WAS given as advertised end it wEs a beautiful tribute to the loyalty or Elkdom,
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

Mrs. c. H. Titus of Spruce creek Atlin district, was a passenger sontn on the Princess Alica Mrs I1uus $ on ter way home to Everett Wash, for a visit with relatives.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

Fred Blanchard has been added to the OFtics fOrce of the sEagWay Daily Alaskan and will prove an ef- fiCient hslpar.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

The A.piners, with J. &. Keller as trail guida went on T'uasdaT for "a lIka up the mountsi1la returning h time for a delightbul luncheon on the "Bencit.%
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

Mir. J. w. Clifton, of WhitehOrse. arrived in town in tims to catch the Princess Aliea for g G1p to Van ccuTer, B! c,
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

Among the passengerS leaving on the Princess Alice for the souIn were Policeman Jack 5carlett anu hls wife oE Atlin, who will go to Prince Rupert.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

MT. E 0. Miller and two sons' Lewis and BdwaVd, came over from Whitehorse for a visit in skagWay' returning home on Monday
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

Mrs. E. B. Bsrteau and son ar rived in town recently and arg on their wsv to Tanana where Mr. Bar teau is stationed.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

Dr. E. H. Harrison of the Atlln hospital arrived in town on Wed- uesday and left for Prince Rupert on the Princess Alice. Dr. HaTrl- son goes out for the first time in ten years and while his visilt Is one of busness he 'wll try to combine It with pleasure.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

Prosper GAnty, Jr., left on the Dolphin for e vacation Visi with his grand mother at GigB !EarDor- Prosper E7as in charge OS AA ss LoH Butt who left for her home Ms Bolse Idaho. -
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

First Bunco Man-What makes you think you can put something over on an intelligent looktn' gent like him? Second Buneo MRn-He always carries an umbrella when the weather report l,nropheEias Rsin.-Iife,
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16
THE WEEK
 NgSOCEETY

Dr. E. H. Harrison of Atlin was 8 luncheon guest of DF. and Mrs. L. s, Keller on ThluTsday.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

>zJ , 0ROaf8Aasg N1 BaGE Al A :,
The daily Alaskan., 1917-06-16

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

limb notwithstanding NIT BEN Direction bsr
3elepbon3entrale b~etaunt2'
.llit benz Director? QusgeSeinHet.
8er rpiirbe Banitf9ta niht feinenl
Mas piinI9en sic BON i6m2'
Bitten Sic ibn bod, unier 9elepboR
an8uI6lieBen. Der 4pparat 1T ldon
oor brei Sagen a~ufgetelt, dber nod
INNER ni9t benz 6daptneb angeF9lofen.
@tr iinb, ME man 5u iogen pFle9t, ron
Der ganaen @elt abgefdnitten.9
0ebipus ging sum Sofa unb itrid
bic 2ebne, baum ging CT ans 5enIter.
fdob bic qprtiere fort nnb blidte auf
bic StraBe. nabm Elm StreidhoI8 aus
benz 4idbe6er, 3erbrad es, leste Is tpies
Der 3uriid, itri9 nieber bic S%Ofalehne.
Iteate BEN 8IeiItiftbebGlter an cine ans
bere Steue, nabm feinen 9ut, fnbr init
benz aermel barber unb itiir8te plOBs
lih ins 9or3immer.
@ir baben nuTeren @etrstdr bebaltsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

Merfpiirbtg! r2tiO, SIR Bet
ter bat trob Isiner idbrelangen 5tubisn
teiufu GrfoIg nit Der 9bilolopbie gss
6a6t2 Die nimmt er's OeIln duf2@
80, leioli9 = er 1T eben p9ilDioph
geporbeu!"
g6perer 5aG1. Gin 9febituhl
mar 5ur Qn5eige gebra4t porben. Der
DEB bate feline 5uBipuren i'm S9nee
3uriidgelaFen. 9gs abenDs toTmt oer
Baa am Stammtii9. moran fin msis
items S,urifrn beftnben, aur 6prdGe.
Qu6 Ser Qmtsri9ter 1T gegenndrtig
unb ri6tet i'm 2aufe bes geIpraAes fol-
genbe Grags an bic i6rigeH:
,So1te man Bonn aus Der alfgeftis
beuen 8ubfpur ni6t eriebeH t6nnen, Oh
Der 8ieb ~rtnbgIebsrRe pbsr tdlbsleDerne
gtiefeln getragen BATE Gs piirbe Oies
ie0tnfuas bel sur Grmittluns besIelben
bettragen t6nneu."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

dael Gp9rufopitfd. giIt BIZ es9 gls
ten gaa. Ga9' nal, mas fur cine 8te
ptpenbe babt lit in bieiem SABRE So,
70. Ed 6a6e ndmlia elm 8eiadft fir
BID. Rie2 Ga. Sdit mprgeu cine
qnnpnce fir Rag ngteue Satirifon".
8ie? ltniinn! Sd nil gar nt6t 9ins
h6ren! ga alto. 8as2 46, niht teuer.
Tiinf6unoert Rubel fir bic settle. &aa
BAIT gi6t e5 ntat!"
.geDm Gle Tim 8pan5ig 9ro5ent
Rabatt. iagtc ia.
Gr uidte bortpurfsoou nit benz 8oPt.
.O6, sic Dcrp16nen bic 2eute. !.
8ds Toateu sic nidt. Oh. 8roBbnf,
6Gr' mai! Bir geben Dir eiHen Habott
bon 3pan5ig qro5ent,"
Gr nanote iid 5u mir.
.0as bat er S6uea 8u %bcroanten.'
Seine llrIa6e," erpiOerte i4 beIdeis
BEN. ,0as 6e1ddft 1T alIo abgemaat3"
Gr bing ben 4ppdrdt an.
,6eute lam er uitt mebr hsriditen.
Qber mprgen friib. Saaoet oas niats9"
Oh id bite"
gr leote bic 6dnbe auf Der grpIt
3uIammen unO Iebnte iia in ben SeleI,
noS,bt Iagen Sie, tpie 1T es bei Sbncn
nit BEN reoattione1en 3eil beitelt2"
.Wie meinen Sic bas2"
SD m1dte ptIsn, lDer BEL 9Anen
Idreibt."
s5e6r piele."
ia, ia SIT aOrolento SIR
Mitarbeitsr?" fragte er nit itreng'r
Miene.
Rein. aoroIento I6rsibt fir humpa
riIttI6e 3eitI6riften iieerbaupt ni9t,'
n9as matt nihts. Der gume 1T I'M
tertIIuut. Mag er irgsnosine 9letutsteit
oe6en - Oas 9cniigt. 0ir molten slsta
einmal ben 9noen unterIuden. @ofsn
Te6en, tuis Der 6aTe lduft 6aTn!
Bite Die auiFi9e RunbIaau"! Bie2
6dbe feline 4bnung. peIde Summer.
Seben Sic einmdI nod. 2iebher.1
sd bldttcrte gtborlam i'm 3elepbons
bid mad unb Iagte:
.477-nt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06
User 1T qetet @aIFHeptti42. ftagts

User 1T peter @aiiilieniti429 tra9te
i'd.
3enIur III bon i'm dbbdngtg 4lpba
unb Omega n 0o taufen Sia bas Pa'
pier fir 59re 3dtiarift ein2 Aos sab
len Sie2"
sd ndnnte Ben qreis.
.Das i'll. bid ut ttuer. SD lam 5bs
nen has gapier I'M fiinf3eRn pro3ent
bilioer perIddfftu. Grlauben Sie?"
gfoor i'd Set bate, etfuds gu trs
pipern. nabm e. bas 6orrohr oes 1sles
pbpnapbarats 3ar 9anO uno ~perlangt'
bag qmt: Billie n, IS = ia, i'd bantr.
qBer Ipri6t? 0u, Gouarb paplitI62
6or' nal! Mie teuer tannit bu mir 3as
Iie6e bas gapier fir has rJieue Sdtis
rifon" refnen2 Bie2 Qfio beredne.
IA eberiolttg. 8ie2 aein Sc
bdnft! @jel al tsusr. 8u muBt es
biaiaer MAIDEN. 8ie2 gtlH, oas ii
sttpas andres. Sd Ounte @drum
bift Blu bean gtiteru 70 plOblia aus BEN
gauarium oeri5pln6eu? Dime Elm
Mort Al Iageni G6dme bid Gllo
abieu! Bir Thidtn biz ben 4aftra8.
Gr hing has 9eIsPhon an unb Idgte:
.grlebiot. 5ie%abeu alto SIR pa
pier bic gan3s 3eit fiinf3e4n Pro3ent
3u teuer be5ublt! SIN Sdhr ma9t oos
flnftadenb gu6tt aus, In 3ebn 5ahren
FminF3ig, in bunoert cine babe Milion."
Sd Fanb DO mStubt auf uno 8in9 i'm
3jmmer ouf uno ab. IN
LIMB nun iag,n Sic mir" begonn sr
ndh elmer 4eils, nDie itbt es bel SRuen
nit BEN Qnuunceu dus2 @drum annons
cieren bic gdutsu ni4t bel Shnea?"
Gr hattie n5pii6en meinen Plat elm
aenommeu uno mdate 8teiitiftnoti5en
in benz G~iutra5ebun.
Die 9dutsn d%unonciereR niat IN
IdtiriIhm 3titIdriFteu."
.uuIinn. Die Reidsbant bisltidt
niht. aber g%ribdtbarttu. 5hu 9ciipiel
bic SibiriIde 8ir t0nnen Ods To-
tort erieoiocu. Sd babe bort Se3ichuns
aen. Snloi Bite 121-14. Dante
i.br. SitirIt2 9aHt2 9iitsH sic 9si'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

Simmer berfetbe grofeTor
(5ur @ertduFerin): p8er5eiben Gle,
grdutein, mein 5rau fat mid belufs
tragt, i6r aug bitfem Barenbuuie etlpas
mit5ubrtngsn, uber i4 babe per9eien,
pas . mas 9abea Sic 0enn aaes2"
9as 69petnepoft a m t. .@uf
einem 3ruppensltebnngsplas befinoet
f6 pG6reub ber Commemorate elm
goTamt in einen penig aniebnIi4en
6auIe. Die 9ientitunbeH iinb bon 8
6is Il u1b IT u6r fstgeIeBt. Romnt
ba nun iiiRgIt Elm 2eutnant ei1en Gins
I6rsibbrief auf5ulitfern, finbet bas Qrt
aber nod geidlo6en. qI0BIi4 bemertt
ct burd bas 8eniter einen geamten, Der
2eutnant: ,Qte6, Iagen Gie, mann fpirb
benu Der S6ptinetaQ 6isr ~ie0ffnet2D
Gtlafen 5ie6t Der Beanie feline n6r:
.Sn 3ebn minuten iperben bic S4tpeine
6ereingelaFeu, Serr 0entnant!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

.9ag iii 3u bel. 1In6 iogar mands
NAL gefd6rli9. Dlan muB 3u etpas
gefttmmtem bednlqqt lein. 81 pelder
Sdtigfeit bdtten Gle gum &eiiPiel
2uit2"
Id m0dte cine Stelung baden, bic
8uT Qiteratur in 8e5ie9ung ite6t."
.3um 8eifpisI2"
80 m0dte Sctretdr in Sbrcr 8ts
battiou Iein."
mir baben einen Setretdrs
.9as 1T bod teiu Siuoernis. Sic
t0nnten Jpn entIafen."
,g8ie ioGen Dir ibn entlahen, toenu
teiue urIad]e Dorliegt2"
.Soa i'd Gle %bclebreu?" Iagte er Id
delnb. ,Mtadm Sic &ru4, oaB er Elm
nidtiqes MlanuItript DsrbummeIt bat,
unb idaeu Sie i'm fort"
alln0 penn i'd bas tate" ertutoerts
it, auf Ieineu 9oriaIug l9einbar ela7
ae6enb, .per %garantiert mir, DaB Sic
Sbre 5a6e beFer MAIDEN als err"
.Qber i'd bite Sie! sd piirbe iofort
ulss oOn uutsn nab oben tuenOen.
SD 49,"
II.
Sn has 3tmmtr frat cine 4ugeiteate.
nWas wanIdsn Sic. Sofia glaus
mofDua2" fragte it.
.Qus Der 9raderti pirb ioeben mits
oet,iIt, baB bic 3mlur bas @ebiat nit
Der 3.ihnnng nidt burdgelaBen bat"
uWarum bdbeu Gle oenn bag @eoi6t
mitoeihidt? Gle b1tten bic 3eidnuug
ALIEN Iaiden Ioasn," Iaate &diisr 0ebi'
pug itreng.
.8ir 6abm Juerf bic 3ei4nnng Elm.
aeI6idt, nber Ie baben tte au3 Moi
SurdgelaH fn."
RafTer Oebipus trommelte NIT ben
2inoern uerp0B auF benz 9ifA.
.Was tf bu nur 81 tun2" f%liiifsrte sr,
in6sm er iibertegte. r9m! ia. Sagtn
6ie. bdB i9 Itlbit 9intomme uno nit
Better 0aHilitpitid allies Derabreoen
tptrpt.4
Die anafitelir Ia6 ben addaftiatn
0tbipus. bann mid p%frpupbert on unO
gina binaus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06
9nde nnd sd.

Bling nit Dem Gag, tuenn er fduer BID
briidt.
SroBe nit Mlut ben ItiirmenOen Soften,
Nur nidt ee3ittert. nur niat gebiidt,
GrnItlides @olIeR mub 6reube besiten.
Spiir' bod, ME hoa Dds @sfaAl BID
bebi.
9us bid Elm Msann neRnt. Der min uao
ftrebt.
909en ertIimmen 6ranat 9labta. grs
trdgeiL
95ben ertlommsu bringt Ureilaft, 9es
hagen.
ltnten laden bic @eihen. bic Gditsn,
Da tie nidt MangeI. nod WiibeH hatten.
2ahn ie bod, bic 10 leiGt geIuagsn:
9ade aud bu, Der BIZ ourdgerungen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06
Der 2BrietRaI lenre0a6teltr.
pumorifiiAe Sfise BON 1trPaSii 2lpsrti4s"eS.

laFisisit aeIdrieben. @anaIiript Der,
niatst."
ia Is ftimmt. llnb bas 3lpsitcs
NAL I6rie6en Gle: n8Irre 0t6e bietcn
5ic aud iebem 2tTer 56Tcr @eoi6te."
0as 8s6idt Iautete:
Meit mo brett uur olrge Cebe
9rt N0 melHem gluqe bar.
fllo has Grub I'M 5clbe lpebte
gstc irlhgebleb3tes 9dar.
Sic BADEN mid Oamut5 i'm 8riefs
taitR nidt geldont!!'
aaommen sic etlua," fra9te i'd bOrs
F6tig, gpegen jener anttuOrt @enns'
tpung 81 berlangeH2"
Stein, nidt baruln. Sd tomme 81
SbaeH tpegen Sbrsr britten 4ntiport.
Gie l9rieben bamals in ernItem Son:
@eben Gie has 9iateH Elm fur allemal
auf. mir raten Sbum iteuno Iaaftli9it
etnas anberes 8a tlr.4
9eoipus itarrte mid an uno trd9te
nit Wt4tigteit:
pIble 0tIH dHptsas
sDie meinen Gle bds2"
mas foa i9 dnbsres tuB27
.@obrr Tol i'd bus niFen2"
REIN, erpiberte tr no4 pihtissr,
70 gsBt bas nidt an. Mnn sic mir
auf Der cinen Settle tinn 70 tdtegoris
I6eu 9at erteiien, mtfFen Gle mir audi
uuf Der anbertn Seite bethlehem. sic
mifen ltl6a 5ugsbeu. Sa Sie mir bic
poetiihe Sdtieteit snt3iebeu, nehmsH Gle
io5uIdgen bic @erantporting fur meln
peittres Gdidial uuf iid."
Sd t6uute Sbneu pisletdt bel ber
guspabl zines 8ernis bebilfli6 iein,
a6cr oo5u muB ia ipiFet. mas Sie ilno
NIB auT pd6em Gt6iete. S6re Gobigs
ieiitu lleeeu."
.auf dlm!@ iagis II silisriis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

8a8 betannte @efidt. Mtt
Elrtneem Bid betra6ttte ber Ridter ben
Qnseltagten. nS6r 8eIi6t tommt mir
bstdnnt por," fprd9 er, ajapobt, t4
femme es 6eItimmt. Sin0 Sic I9on
sinmal bier gepeisn2"
.gltiu, 5err Ri4ter," anttporttte oer
U}ann auf Der antlasebant.
n6absn Sie mid I4pn cinmot geies
benz"
.Sapo6l, 6err ai4ttr!"
Dir"
n5apo6t. 6err Riatsr."
limb pet1es it SIR 9erui2"
sd bin bet aeqner i'm nS4par3en
qbler".@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

Dit neue Baffe.> Ser 5sbns
id1riae 6obn zines enragierten So3iaIs
bemDlraten mar uHge5ogeH, uno Der
Batter iaste i'm uufpalenOen 3orn:
.cSunae, if bdlt Dir eene r%untet!!"
.aber gaba.@ fdgte Der gtinnuugss
s;htiqe Spr6Bling, @otdnnitt 0en1 MD
nit ieiTigen 8affeH tdmpien?"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

Gin Rt6ttger. 5rember: nSd,
babf S6r BENIN teineu S6uBmann?"
@irt: gGinen e~in5igen, Der Is dber
grab TeI6er eing'ipcrrt,'
Rt8tperlegsn Sat (otf Dem
Ganb0; rMos, Elm 81 toitet ortiBi9
Girtin: .3a, piim e, lett i'm
6odfommer ian T rqr."
Sat: g@ber erlauben Sic, mas ipols
len sic benn bonn srIt i'm 8inter
%iagen?'
rarer!l"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

Der aeboltionspiensr frat in mein
3imntsr uno iasie:
sic nsrben berlaugt.1
.9on tpem2"
sgom aaiItt 9e6ipas."
aMas iuiinIdt er2"
ngr bringt ein WlauuIiript, pie Is
E1eint."
or ioa ndrteR. 8sna i9 iltngIe,
lonnen Gle ion bsreinfiibren."
Nahbem Id geflingelt bate, !rat tats
Idhlih aaiisr Osbipus gu mir Elm. gs
mar elm ipoblgsndbrter junger Ulann
NIT boritebenben Qugen. biden lippen
unb tol3 emporgeri6tetem aopf. Sem
gsfdlt mar gdn3 NIT SommeriProfen
beoedt bic Sanbe NIT rotten 9aareu.
.gulsu Tag lagte er b~erdbla1en6,
gie ertnnern Ii9 bod betimmt 6es
aailers Geoipus aus bem 8ridtaiten2'
.gidi nur aus Dem 8rieitaiten," ers
fpiberte ia.
GT nulberte lldI.
.gie2 Gle babea ned ionltipo met@
neu GamsH sehor
% CAB finsn alien 6rieden
bieIes gamens. llub 4ntiaone
On Der Sdgsl1 unterbroa er. g9abs
ih mir Mot Elm sutes qieuoonRm aus
gthadt2"
.Qi6t libel"
.G6pierig. nidt2'
.Moblt6nenb," bsitdtigts i'd.
Sin i~nisrs6auits pieuoonpm. Sit
norsn ipabrldeinli4 %erltdunt, ais Sle
mir aurn erienmaI i'm aEiftalttn anti
morietsu. mas habR Sie bod oamals
otIhrisbtn2"
menn ID uidlt ira, f%Ol9euses: Sat
ftr gebipus, bier. Dsis tdiisrliftr NdH'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06


RHqe. G6ef: .8tnn sic fhoH 70
Elm aamel Itnb unb iih ni6ts merten
l6nnen, oann hidfen Sic a. bod 70 ME
if unb Ifrsiten Gle Iid bod bic Sdasn
auf!"
9ereinfd6t .0os 1T nett, baB
Du Did nal Bel mir iebeu Taft. Milo
ted Dir mai glti4 bier cine Don oieien
3igarren an, id hole iDfort 2it0r UNI
faee brauBen an, puB Elm &uptrt fir
Did aufgeIsat pirb 49,"
nd, mad 8ir Bios feline u%mfdnOe.
Sm Eommt bod nint nm Define 3tgars
rem, 8eiutn 2it0r unb elm Diner gu
T6inben. qlip pump mir buRosrt yEarf,
pdnn bfIt 0u mid los"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

2tttne SPA. n9Qio. Grct6en,
lptnn OH ndbreuo Der 3sit, oa Ontfl
nab 3aute BEL ms auf 8eIua ipeiltn,
inner 6ii6T3 artig diff, bstommit 9u
audi cine neue, redt id6He puppe."
8retten: nd ia. Mand, redt
Itdn muB bic 4uppe ictni d6er bite,
uitt Idoner ais ih!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

Iimaef6Gagtn. Serr: o6ie
firicren mid %beitdnbig; BARI i'd ira9ea
iparum2"
Sat: ,Sie in~tereIierr midi"
6trr: I'D nerbitte mir oas dbtr -
~bertanben2 GonF
Sat: SIT nift n6tig. StBt @tntereis
Iitren Sic mid i6on nimmer!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

9os @enis, r9iss @ebt4t traas
ia S6nen ni4t gu, bas fat gepiB S6r
&oaege G6uIbe gema4t!'
% uein, mem 5rduIen, bas GeDi4t
1T Don mir - nabtbaftig, mein 81
renport!'
so? unb i4 glaubte beftimmt, Der
6dutBe, Der Oumme aert, mare Der
9erfafer!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

srof. qaticnt: Nd, deber SER
Doctor, Dor BEN Gterben firht i4 mid
ni9t, nur Dor Dem 2e6enoigbegrdbens
perben."
Qr8t: r8ordbct tonnen sic ii4 be-
rubigen, lie6sr 6err Meinert. Del mir
BADEN Gle bds niat gu beflirdten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

grootn5s 96toter. 9itettor:
.unIerm berebrten Q6onnenten 9crrp
Sibfri6te6dnbler gleier iep Qelteite
berlobt f6 moraen, Ia io1ten mir laon
aug 4ufmertiamteit Die 8raut DON
MeIiiHa1 geb'n."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

Or GteptittE On BAIT bod
cine poetiI6e 6rau, Grult. G4on bsute
fri6 Iana lie. 8 ME liegt 70 melt, mas
mtia emit ipdr!"
.Gie ipiro misSsr TIT Portsmounnis
ptritgt babeu."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

8erf6ndppt. 9err: n6abcn Sit
in meineu aleioern nidt Elm 3ebnmaris
fiid gefunOen, Seon?" -.
.Qetn, in Der 8eftentaI4e III ibris
gems Elm Sod
ga, aber nur lints!"
n8a tits aud brin geneief.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

grtfarbfg. NSc. MIN riHm eli
bic @eIdihttl @bsr ID bite i'm Dis.
tretion. - i1 babt meir gbreuiport ges
osbeu, bariiher al Ttpeiesn. Die GadN
mar q,nau, pis i'd Sbneu eel4iloerI
babe, mein Gbrsuipprt bdrduf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06
GAS qlnstpntutclt,

r0u T6einH febr unalidliA IN 6eintr
Gbe 81 fein, emma. ST nenn nit Oei
mem Mdmne fein Musfpmnlen22@
~IRit ibm i9on, abr nidt NIT its
ntin Ge6dlt..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-06

,Dante. 9auo! 477-11. Bitten
Sic MLabimir SgnutitT4 an ben apz
pardt =. Qb, bu btit es, DploOia9 Gu>
ten Sag, alter Sunge! Run, mas
f6reibIt unb treibf Ou2 Seine &ub bel
3od unb la6t 49,. @ie gt04tet
bu ni6t ben Sournalismus uufgeben
unb ettpas geIetriTtiI4es f4reiben
q6 mad Dir teine Gorge SD
nerbe Dir einen tleiuen @orI6uB bcrz
f6qffen, allies ipie Is la geb0rt Qber
ou mubt ettud5 9eiteres dusbetttr.
8eiBt BIZ, pie in frii6eren Soften. SD
brdu6e etfpas fir bic bumoriitiide 3etts
IhriFt2 8ie3 0u bait IS fertig3 6ie@
benbunoert 3eilen? 4d, bo5 1T SIT lang!
8ie3 Su, e fam getiir3t perben. @ir
nerben e8 prifeH Qnb I'M 8rteftaiten
~antporten. aoieu! GriiBe @nra uub
aatia. Qfff!"
Gr Iieb ii4 ,ri80Pft i'm Stu4l ME-
Der,
Isle hdben groBe 8e3Iebun9etr ME
Id iebe,4 fagte i'd idmei4eIno.
0e6ipu8 ldaclte g0nnerii4.
,Sb, eg III ni&t 10 falimm. Die
fen uno ienen terue i'd idon. Bite,
berfiiqen Sic mir iiber mid! gtun, ieBt
Iagen Gte mir, Tam i'd es nit 5brem
GGtretdr aufne4men2"
.@ott! 9as TT ia ii6crhaupt nidt
3u bergIei6en! So neiB nur nidt, ME
man i'm an btitep IpaperbeH tonnte:
pe9en zines ~ptrlorenen Wamuitripts pb1r
dbsrbaupt fpegsn ieiner &ni4auungen2"
Sebipus iiberle9te.
SD neiB nod ettpds anberes," riet
ct. uMan iareibt Inn einen Brief i'm
Iameu elmer auberen Rebattion, bietst
Inn hus boppeIte @ebalt. Ct ptrb banu
Tel6If fiiRbigsu, unb mir perben ibm
Freie Balm lafen."
Sine CUTE Sbeel" iagte i'd. uGlio
Bis morgeu."
,@oaen Sic mir mOrgeH telcpbpHiez
reu2"
.Selcpbpnicrm9@ itammeltc id, inosm
i'd ibu non Der Geite oublldte. .9ds
ptrb nidt 70 eiHfaa fem, absr eis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06
Wills Admitted to Probate

Wills probated today were those of Ellis
i. Hannum, 5543 hardwood avenue. which.
in private bequests dsposes of property
valued at $1,000; Elizabeth NJ. Wagner.
t27 North Sixteenth street, $4,000. and
Adam Mclean, 1895 Wallace street. S11,40O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06
MIDVALE STEEL co.
GETS HUGE WAR ORDER
J. p. Morgan G. Co. Gives Phila
delphia Concern French Con-
tract Amounting to Millions

The Midvale Steel Company began work
TODAY on the largest European war order
received by that concern since the begin
ming Of the conflict. The contract was
awarded to the Midvale concern by the
French Government through the firm of
j. p Morgan a co. several weeks ago.
No announcement OF it was made at that
time and it was not until today when plans
for the execution Of the work were an
nounCed at the plant that the award of
the contract became known, How many
millions of dollars the order totals could
not be learned from officials of the COM
pany.
The contract calls for 275 of the 22O-mlli-
meter guns and sixty of the 5-milimeter
guns to be delivered to the French Govern
ment in monthly lots of fifty of the larger
and ten of the smaller guns. The first de-
livery is scheduled for April The guns
are to be delivered in rough finish and
the final finishing will be done in France.
The work on the guns has been appor-
toned among four of the seven shops OF
the Midyale concern In this city. All plants
of the company are running twenty-four
hours a day now. with 10.100 men working
in eight hour shifts. The number OF en-
ployes will have to be increased consider
ably on account of the new work.
The Midvale concern is already working
on an order for one hundred eight-inch
guns for the British Government. These
guns are being finished complete and will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06
WESLEYAN GRADS HONOR
COLONEL JOHN GRIBBEI
of Organ to University Lauded
at Dinner

Alumni OF Wesleyan University, at their
annual banquet at the Art Club last night.
honored Colonel John Grbbel, president OF
the Union League and head of the board Of
trustee of the university as man who
stood squarely for what was good in life,
Colonel Gribbel recently gave a $4,000
organ to the university and officers of the
institution We're present to pay personal
tribute to him. Colonel Louis j. Eolb and
Dr. william Arnold Shakln, president OF
the University. lauded Colonel Gribbel. as
did Governor Brumbaugh in a letter he sent
regrettiug his inability TO be present.
Doctor Shaklln depored the tendency to
regard education as only a basis for money
making and advocated a return to the old
ideals of liberal culture training
George I. Bodne. Jr., president of the
Philadelphia Alumni Association. presided.
The speeches were interspersed with college
songs. led by chorus composed of C. r.
Smith, the Rev. DIR. Thomas $. Cline, Harry
Thompson. Frank &. Brodhead. Aubrey SUIT
ton. Walter H. Brown and Harry Dresser
The speakers were James A. Develin.
member of the board of trustees: Herman
l.. Collins. Warren +. Sheldon and Charles
NJ. Boswell, Jr.