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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
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Es lit bon b~erihfe0ener Getat oft b~erborgeboben tor6en, 6of
mdbren0 oes 5e6guges IN 8eIgier Die Ausifreulngen, oenen Die 0et
uabe ~nusihGeBl1b bon benz aMf erner iebr nieorigen Guttarihlfe itebenoen
maaonfhen Gel Der BenoIer1ng begangen tpuroen. Grit na9 Dem
arege miro rDDbG Die Get ben boaen rnfnng Der anghrehungen err
Fabrens mede ib 0He betBbluttgea um0 BON g1dtlr G1Beror0entIh
ernAinnen 8daonen t1breno ieer 4erpoe 0es areges al SduIoen
gonnen EeBen, rmO bann miro man aud nber bic @ieoerbergahngs.
maBregeLn, at 0enen fh Die 0eutden gMIitdrbeb0roen b1uiq qesfDungen
IaEgu, an0ers utelgn 8ns 9erbaten Ser beIgiden SIamIGnoer on
aegeH u0r i'm gdn8cn Elm beritdnoges u0 orouungsgemdBes, rm0 fe
EQme4 mir ben SftupnIonStruppen un0 Bebor0en bel idtgner in Son.
fhfk gefouutid emptng Der 0eudite g~eifsfan5er Dor GINGER Set cine
1epntation bon belgiden 5~lomlGn0ern, Der er berbrah, bnB Die bent.
fe Megierrnng BET benz MieoernHb1t bon 8elgien Die pofhihen afpira.
iIDnen Der fdnHl9en geb0Iferung energih unertnben neoe. Sic eng.
l3hen 3eThrngen IN Stem yDrf r11dHen il1 oGmals ler 6Me gddridt
luig mn bebA1ptehu, bos fa nr pieoer elm oertfter edufnbe, nit
Dem man Der gsdt uaB MAIDEN nole, OaB bic beIgihen gImL6n0er nit
amr oeutiden &egmeut 5ufneoa faen mas feinstegs Der SON i. Sett
bra9t aber cine oieRr 3etlH8en ere 3epeihe aug 9lontredl Daen Sns
bIs IN gauifem Smne as cine 8atdtigung Der oehiden 8orfelungen
bcraAtpt Deroen fam. Die 9epeife Intet nduIih ME foIgt:
16IdunfAe S~edenhIsen IN gelgien fn0 fir Die engHibe no fron-
5ohf8e 4rnee eme Sueae i9Derer Nerlegenbet ganoroen, nnb ben SIN,
gaben bon Charles @ou0et, 81. g. peLAer bedte BON Der pdHifen
9emfHen bon ben ~GngIdnoeru beiegten begifheu Srtdafen ianen 8nloer,
meMer 0ns aus SrantoSednnoiern te5enoe %. 9egiuent befeblgt, az Der
Irobnng beraraBt bt, er mer0e, heun bide Rroiafen fortgiekt Uir0en,
BIZ Qeb0r0gn Der betreHenoen SrH1ofen 0ahir bermtDortid1 MAIDEN.
NIT Du 9eutidan DerUauot tn0 0aaus etldren fa lire fnrten Gpm.
p15den fir fe"
gnirEd b1nOeH e. m bier nmt Inn beruanbtfdofide ge8hbatn.
gen SpTfbaa eTH5dHen JdHIlIen, ion0ern Inn eTne 9baieubermGnotiddf,
bierSig Broent Der begiden geb0lferung beoenen fh Der ~fransofihen
Sprafe. Seh5ig 8ro5ent iprehen fldmti9, boa1noii9 oor oetid. Die
belqu1eu 5IaMnt0er hm0 fat ausnabnslos Der 0eutifen 2unge maftig
a0mnnt Dasa nod Die Grfenntns, 0dB Die 0entfhen 2ebor6en fh ihrer
ifnueren 4ufgnbe IN 9eIgien nit Der gr0Bten gldtdt ereoigen+ 70 1T eg
ndf weifpr at Deg1n0eru, oaB In bteen 6~ldnl1noern bos GefnbI Der
3nnmmeugeboritet nit Den GaIffPn ltnrf lit Beon6ers tnterefant
nhw 1T 0e 9ro1thg oes engti1en Observation-Disclosures Germ fe reht.
Y oat 6dhB bB er enfhIoHen i'll, gegen Die 8eb0roen Der bdgt.
eI6en w1aBxeeen 81 ererefen, aus 6gen ieuer5ett ben oe1H1en Gruppen-
IabreEi er 10 ifnuerer 9orDurf gemabt n1roe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17

IeritoBenOes ali lid baden.
unO eeraoe 0ieies SdaliipieL iDtri
infer 8olt erleben, tpertn es BEN
Rrdiioeuten eelingt, i'm aongreB lei,
uen @iaen ourh5uleten. DeSbolE
ioute ie0er @iirger fid an ietiben Ab.
g%eor6neten uno Senator in 8oib.
ington lpen0eu. init Der Soroerung
oaB ote Gntifei6ung iber oieie Sra.
gen erit getroffen neroen iolte, mad
Dem boaige alorbeit geidnffen nor.
ben it6eg umfang ltno atsfabr1tnl
Der 8lGne Oes @r6itoaten. ODER III
e8 81 bel berInngt 6oB oas 8oli
Die boaige llmm1noIimg oeS Serge.
brodten ouf militGriidem @ebiett
un0 Die @eitimmilug ieiner 3utitnfi
nif)t einen Wtanne onbeimgeben ioQ
tuo einem fleaen Saufen einee.
Ididterter &oIitifer2
8ir modten niht Die 8ermlttDor-
tung ibernebmen fir Die 8eraitelllnf
Der @~infIbruttg zines 8olts9eeres
baben oo6 Die Iesten Sabre bapieien,
oaB Die 8oIter ME i'm @lteu 10 aud.
I'M 8oien ioIioaril9 ems fino un6
feines o6ieits iteben ttno iid ieitler
Si6erbeit riibuen fanI. @lt &c.
plant itro oerniinftig oltr9eefibri
iolte oie Grri6t1tng zines Seeras
nod Dem Spitem Der G6mei3 BEL
ms m6gli9 iein, obre Die @efabr
Oe8 0etlitarigmlis berouf5rtbeifpDo.
rem. God bon n~oruberein muB olleS
bermie0en meroeu mas elmer WiiIi.
t~drrepublif ODER D3iIitdr0ittatlt
niir0e 8oriAub leiIten t6unet. galu
iteint li6 ober fein Itelih fir oieiC
6ragen gu ilterefteren; man IGBi
ben 8inqen tbren 2auf ulO Iegt
oos S6idial Der 3ufunft 1tnieres
2an0es in Die SGnoe GINGER lpeniger
Mtdunerl @utes fam 0oralis nttt
eutiteben. Gs lift 8flift ser 8ir.
ger, iih unn bieie 9(ngelege1beit 81
fiitunern ruie eg 8fli6t Der Gretu.
tibe un6 Der geiebgebm0en @epaIi
unferer gfegierrug it, Dem golfc
su erfldrert mas fte 0a pIonet un6
n1sfIbren molten. (4merita)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17

Dos qetDobnLife 8oH eininoL aus
mo uber Den 3Gunlel binous, oami
miro es bonoeln, Sd fir6te, ooB
Der obiollite &doitdlisnais Der Meai-
fen oann bic 8Drdnnei Der @e1igen
berorangen miro, iei es, DoB man
elmer eTtremraoitalen Bartei, ettpa
ben 5o3iaIiiten, CUR Modt berbiIft,
ooer 0urA reooIutionGre 8etuegitng
Die E1rannei 0es orgnniiierten aapis
tals breden miro. 9enu 0as 1T
Der geidihtIide 8erIauf FOLDER Gin.
&c, ooB @Ttrenle fid beriibreiL uno
onB man prganiiiertefI intertrdgLi-
den 8rlde bon ober, NIT oraani.
fierter uneeredtigfeit BON unten Elm
enoe maht - mar 0eufe MIR ON
DIE groBe frnlsOfide MeDoIution
.0es IS. Snbrbnnoerts. Sc ftn0 in
ben Ietten @oden mehr Seute benz
Hooifnlismus sugefubrt tDor0en ais
je slibor IN Der @eldihte Der iosio,
liTtifden Bemeauilg uHo miir0e Is
mid ahIoIlIt niht munoern, fDeTn
il { Sa6reu Dem neien an!nua eiu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17

5o5ialilt OILS rdii6e1t borite6en mir.
be GU. @ir ainoer 0eitlhen Blu.
tes ober ioaten in unierer 2iebe al
gltlerita nidt erfaIten lrno aud Dem
2onoe itnIerer @ebltrt ODER 8obl ole
nit Redt 10 oft gefeierte oeiitide
Erelie unperbrihlih bnlteil - Dos
unreft nie Der collide Meiiter
geouloig Ieioen. GinIt miro mth
bier mieoer erfonut peroen mas
man on ilnS bat, Glif 6en bersbeflem-
men6en Heeert miro aud fir inns
mieoer Die Sorne einer beIieren
Submit Ie1idten. @enn MIR Die
Ststopfe ilrter inns. Die in 8irflih.
felt Dem 2on6e gar ni6ts 86ies
noIIerL rno o1t6 nidt tln f6mten,
iueru fie MOLTEN gong bdrmloic
2ette, Die ibre @efiible ti9t mel.
tern uro ME fleine Rtnoer lire
nigenblifliben aufmaIllngen ali
Der 8unge trugerL lid bod un6 ibre
Stnrnmeseenoiien nidt in &~erlegen-
belt mo ms llngLif brtngen mol.
ten o1rd ibre unbe6ahten Geoen
urO San0Iungenl Mtoitl boItenl
Gas lit Die 8aroIe fir ieoen per-
Hitnftiger 9el1tihen - ODER III"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
aacikalistnus Scr il1agcm
os0en GprafInei scr mcniocn?

Con eiilem faf5oLii6en 9fnrrer
M5ieIt bic Eoolihe Omaha 8ri6iue
Tier bfe nene gntiuiGeLung Der Gin.
1e folgeflbe 3uidrift, Die mir Oh
ibEer CHenbeit un0 BARN eutbolte.
nen 8pitfht tnieren 2eIern nitt
bnfsnentbalten glniben oarfen:
Dor mebr aIs 10 6linDert Sab.
fpnr0e an Greitag Elm 9erbre.
4 bgriibE DeIdes 0os anqeiiht
grDe perdnOert Bat; tDieoer an
agsn 5reitag geido9 etiD1s, oos
1uf bic G0ier fiinFtiger Snhrbun.
DerIe 01s angefbbt Qmerif0s Der-
1itoert bot GaS nLte amerifa i'll
tot. Gas rene Iieet in ben Sc.
hnffgDeben, u1lo nie 0as aino nis-
Eebm miro 0as Eih Dem ShoBe
Ser 3lfElinFt entbinoen miro. bar
nber, aEaaibe i6 fins fid nidt ein-
nal Die @ab1irfsbeIfer in @aibing.
Ton. Stem DprE uH0 2onoon fIar,
gong eittlhie0en 1ber nidt Der Mnn
iHo bic 6rnll aus BEN 3urdidHitt
zts Bottles. gEnes lit IiMer: aonuigt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
pradttsG inbanS fir
,,Ocuti6zImcrika"!
Dit intcreIiaute i~aaitriertc 8uGta'
idrift Der SdsIideu Omaha
Sribnue.

9ieIe 2eier bon s3ehi6.ameri.
ia, Der biitoriihen un6 boaintereI.
ianten 3eitidrift Der GagLidea
Omaha Gribiine, bobe1 ben 8unifl
ge1ubert oieielbe einbin6en itrlo otf
betnobren 5u fonrerL @ir uuroen
oa6urh beranIdBt, eiren ginbml6
benteaen gu IaIien un0 gum Ser.
fallf 8u brtngen, Der ben 2eiern @e.
Iegenbeit gibt, 0ieie epodemnder0e
8eitidrift ouf5ubepabren. 0ern IN
ipdtarer Belt miro Elm Sobrgang
oieer 3eitidrift bon erb0btem Ser.
te ieiu.
Die Ginbdr6e umfaIien Die Nhtm-
n1eru oreier Wtonote ODER zines gan.
5en Sabrgangg. Gle Itr6 iebr ge.
idntadbou NIT ihparaenl ltmidIoa
uno goI0ener aufidrift bergeIteIt.
un0 nerben cine 3ieroe ieoer 9i.
bLiot9ef btloen.
Die 9reiie Der Giubdnbe finn
tpie foIgt: @ouitdnoiger Sabrgang.
ale Rlmmern bonn Qbonnenten &c.
~liefert, gebun0en $1.75.
4ae 3umulern eines 8ierteIiab.
res, BON Qbonnerten e%eliefert, ge.
bunOen, $t50.
8~oait1n6tger Sabrgnng, one
Rummern bon 9eutih amerifa bon
Der 8dgIihen 0udba Sribiiue mad.
%geliefert gebunoen $500.
aue glumulern eines 8iertelinb.
res, bon ser 3dgIihen Omaha Fri.
buua naf9eliefert, gebun0en, $3.50.
&orto EXTRA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
spani@er pfeffer filr enalanS.

@epnrnt 0urd Oas SdiffaI os rnHfi6en gotnonoto, Der idnen britt
fAn Buchanan rdt redt5etig ourdihaue, bat Spaniens Mfous, menu
Die Nodrift Seht behalf, benz engGidn @efanoten SorNnge ben Stub,
bot bic Cir gcieBt u6 iA Oamt Deaett nod etnuo[ 6en a6nigsihbI
gerehat
Die rufide ReboLation, neren gbdrafter os brnii6e To6e mn
eogn pHghbor it, bate nlgenident9 Die engIffdan 8orfdmpfer Der s8e
1noftnte@, oie fe ia lberal uf @roen, MIR nift I'M egenen gede az Den
Sen unO SnoierL berpfan8en molten, gerei5t, ouh in Sponien ib gefl-
gie ~GemoEruten" su fhoffa.
Ser 8Ian oerer, oe nit ibreu @Ioe bic gou5e 8et gum gaarren
MAIDEN ST fonnen hdbnen5 bat IN Spaien ofenbor Sdffbruh geIttgn
GIN Gnoe peroen Die ipaniihen gtepubIifen in amerita f9 elm g8erpiel an
0m ltnbbdngigfet os iponiihen aontgs nebnen. l1no BEN mo0ernen
@@an0sdrmeI@ gutotroten, Die nit Der 9broie s@egen Die gltotrnte IN
Nurptr4 Die gauge 8et Dor iBren Saarren ipaunen H0den mebr g8toer.
nmD Isfgn-
Gees England, benz ie0es gfHeI rebt 1T, Der Gat Sdn6eL 5u grnb.
f1eHs un0 DEN @rnbib NIT ben 2loD0 @eorgeiden Bbrnien sf5relbet fin
0e Boiler 8n etfeheren! 9iees ENGLAND, oas I'M egaen 2nnoe Den
Sen lire 9emnfrahe NIT Slut nnO Gten b%orentbGt! 9ieies england.
Os Die SHOier. Die mad 5ri9it ftre6hu, Or bic NaaOnnsen ibrer Sithe
nsrsaanoHen ipannen lief!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17

Der 8elh Der Stnnsmdnner Der Gntente, Die @noe oieir 8ode in
Ani6ngton euDartt ner0cnb IdBt ans Der 3uianmeniesnne Der 0eRgu
Honen erternen. 6aB es fb b~ntptdhItb Inn geuleininme t~utrtfbafHttx
BrdGwu BET 0lcRr GorRreH8 bonoeIn miro. gur Die @ntueFnbet 06
FFana5fihen aoHiras be Gboir IdBt onrauf ThReBen, oB EN- gemeir
idmer GpernhOnsplnn Der 6Iotten ins guge eefnBt. iperoer ion. Uiltar
pnenen beHnoen fh inter ben 8eutprn nidt &uf cine ltnte1lbunq
1arb Querhanifte Sruppen ibent man orlben oHo nod niht gu rehnen
4 SDeufnls folRn bic 9ernhmgen MIR I'M $tnblf nF ome Roopern
ton geabrt nsroen uo nhht 10 melt oarh6er btrntsgebeL OaB fe itIeB
LID 5n elmer 9lm5 reroen- ltnfere Regienng ionte fb nf feline abma
shumgen ilgenoreIbr art, tuoourdb ibr Die Sdnoe gebunoen ner6en, ELM
IoNea fno bein0ers ndt ouf ben Sober zines genenirnen 6rie0ens
fhIuHes bincinfale- @r iolhen inns unter allen llmftGnoen 6as gedr
p~erbebnEteu, benz Griege. iopeit er lnrr 2ano betrffH, elm enoe su mo
den. meun mir uniere 3ee erreiht habeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17

- 5anatif9. - Mnrum BAT
benr Der arsmpsI ben Osgetariihsn
Spsileptrt Bel Beridt SsriIagt2
ct bat cine GIiess in Der 5rudts
fuppe %gsfunbsn!
@ortstI. - Bauer (beffm
alte 8irti9afterin i6per irant 1T.
5ur Qltsu): 9u meinit aud. boB i9,
penn iis ss allh net habsn mill, an
9ottor rufen Iaffs2
8duerin: ga freilid, an Worteil
bats ouf ale Bdn: le brnu6t net
70 lang gu IeiDsn, bas arms Ding!
aoffpteIigs QbGens
tung. - gr: IS III 81 bumm, td
6rtuse bic unaugenebme geInidtt,
bic mir i'm Bureau paTierte. nidt
mebr aus benz Ropfs.
6ie: WetBt bu has, mdnnAeu,
id made mid raid fertig. mir eeben
3uIammen in bic 6tabi, nnb Du
tauflt mir einen nelien 6ut; babel
tcmmf BIT sleid duf anbsre Ges
baHtenl
- Gutmitig. - QamtpGns
ter (dls nodts befm G~anobouer Gin
5susr oufgsbD: Sd ipsrb' NIT BEN
4lormieren nod d bifIsl fporten
osr arme 9eufel taun's esbr0u1enl
atnbtrmunb. ~ morno
(dis popa eben BON 9orbier tiniiq
e%insefsift nurbe, gum tIeinen GrisL
Der tOsint): Sa. tpatum ipsinR bsan
sisentIid7
Grisl: Sa. pupa triegi 70 bel
SdInsiabus uHO i'd gar feline!
ertIdrlf6. = hit BEN
aIsiO fsbt bsine 5rau aug pis eins
See!
aOfst mir aud undergraduates
Sch!
Am 9~orbpoL. - 6efmaes
ft6rtsr GOriaer (trsdblsnb): DIT
&dlte an pol mar 70 intenlip, bo6
mir uns bitten mubttn, nnIere 6un6I
sinmal gu ftrsidsln.
3ub0rer: limb tparum?
6orfhsr: Sa. isbeu Gle, ibu
G6pdn3s iparen ndmIi4 Tsif gsfTo
rtu, uno tUsnH Iis oamit Ds6sIlsu
,bfahsR fie al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17

gu, QoIbein, brattelt MIR bic
RmDe, boB Ser ipeiBe arilt iiDel
infer aan0 fomnien pia. Der Ac'
MIG ieIblt eridIdgt Die alien @ot.
ter, bic unIerpn 8dtern beilig ipa-
rem Inner 2eben lang babei iulE
an oieie Softer geglnubt. LIMO
oieIer @Idiibe id)ien ung git. 9ts
BADEN nnIeren @affen ben Siea
aeae6en. Gle BADEN ms nniIber'
tpin6Ii6 genta6t. Dor mierer
Grahenbooten erbebten bic goltei
ferner Gambler. Sb mir gIeih &c
ring tDoren an BAIL, 70 i%tiirn1teT
mir So6 manh groBe reide Staol
bort unterL uno oroBe Gonige 0obb
ten ms Sribut. arm lin6 nnlers
8erae, tabI un6 fall, nnb Del
@robooen bier trdgt mir geringt
Gru6t. l[ber oieies 2an6 miiHea
Die @6tter IiebeH, bic Softer, Die
ms Gieg iiber nniere Geinbe gaben
m0 reide 8eitte. 8nriru olic
IoHten mir uniere @0tter berIai'
Ien2 8ns min i'd DIR iageu, Gore:
SD fir meinen 8eil min nidtl als
mein @rm itarf mar, babe ib Soin
nn6 Sbor un6 8rop utto Qioro ge.
opfert, nm, oa er iftpad miro uno
5ittert, min i'd &6nig SIab mel.
den, nidt aber Dem peiben GriIt.
SD fam bon meincr Iebten Seer.
Fabrt 8uriid. gtie mebr nero id
meinen 3rahen iiber Die 8elIcn
iteuern. -. Mlorgen miro SIab
2rbgOeion bier iein. Run ober
oenfe iA beitte radt nod bel 36iH
in @olbnII SIT ietn. Damn nero'
i'd miIjen per bon ben @ottern
Der Gt1rtere lit. - Die ounfeIbao.
rige SfIapin bort iperoe i'd Soin
mitbringen. gnh 0ber, SIR arie.
ger, mag Dies elm 8abr3ei6en ieinl
Rimmt 96in mein Spier an, odnn
lit er Ser b5dite Der Softer, Der.
idmdbt er es, oann miro Der ipeibe
9rilt i'm beliegen. llnS Damn ioa
mein gru6er SoI6ein Gud fiibrenlf
Gore 2ioie trnt in Ole 0litte Der
Sole on has Io6ern0e Seroieuer,
mo bic bIeide SflobtH nit fhref.
fensqroBeu 4uaen itan6. 2tue.
Sdritte boz ibr bIieb er Iteben uno
rief 8uriid:
p9iL aasbiorn bring mir Die
artI"
aosbiorn brotte Die art, Ole
idou mnndeu Selm unO manheH
SdiIb in 9tiide idIug.
Gore 2ioie 5og Iein breites
Ghpert aus Der S6ei0e uuO reid
te es Dem Runoident bin.
.aasbioru, glib mir ben Zoo.
ben mir Die 5eiuoe nidt eeben
fonrteul geiier ITS bon oeiner
$anO 5n fallen.
Mit beioen Sdu6en bob CT Die
tpndtige art. @ierig idypebte le
iiber benz Sarpte Der oimfeldugigen
StIa0iu. Gore 2ioIes 4ugen fIt.
teIteu MILD, ME 8dubtieraugen.
aaSbi6rn, Der Rrm0ident, mar
binter ietueu Germ getreten. Gas
Sduert in ietner Sano idpantte
leiie BIN m6 Der.
.SdIng al. aasbi5rnl" rte1
Gore 2ioie lngeouIoig.
Ga ihllig Der Muu6idenf al.
un6 Cores 6dnert IhLtg breite
Bun6en. Eief in Gore 2iofes
0aden fubr e8.
Gore 2ioies glrt idnitt ourh bic
Cuff. @it ounpfem goItern grub
fe iid in Die bortgeitaupfte Groe
6es GuB6ooens. 8ie 5flabin itan0
unperiebrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17
Der SGrnter lit bcmt5uz
taoe Scr nnabhdnz
Gioite t11ann!

Sic boben Soften 6es Sc.
beusmterbaltes nerurioden ibm
feline 5orgeH. Wta6eH Sic SD.
nen Sorgen2
8eahtet Die a5nrmIano su
berfdufen@ @n5eigen ouf Seite
6 0ieier Qusgobe. Die be6eutet
bieleidt ben eriten Sdritt 81
ssbrer 3ufrieoenbeit uH0 sc.
Observation-Disclosures.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17

Ser GrfoIg IN Sbrem 2ebensbe-
ruf bdnat bon Der @efunobeit Shrer.
angen az. 8eiufeu Sie Or. @eis.
laHo, 6remont. Shpierige Sale.
SpeNAHa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-17

guOneiIer in bas UirElidle Eager,
bier-boaitdnoig nbgelagert, bebor
e5 nif GIaiden ge3ogen @oqer Rn,
BAIT gegeben fir leere 6Ioiden 81 ir.
geno elmer Bet. u. $. 6anien, Sic.
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leaning against the stone balustrade
of the terrace looking over the lake
to the pleasant park land beyond.
The breeze swept rushes that marked
the line of the Sauseway, the babies
of the island pavilion that peered
above the foliage, lay to our right,
framed in the ripping blue of the
mere.
"My first important discovery"
he said, twas strand of pack-thread
tied to a young sapling at the spot
where the body of Sir Andrew was
found On the other side of the path
was narrow hole between the slabs
of granite, where peg had lately
been driven in. The rushes about
it were broken here and there. The
conclusion of spring gun was obvious,
and the reason suggested by the
track of foxes along the edge of the
after all? If so, what business had
the stranger under arrest-Fenton,
I now find, is his name-upon the
island at SO late an hour?
MY conversation with the keeper
gave me some interesting results
1t was plainly murder, and no acct
dent. Some one had raised the muzzle
of the gun so that it might kill a
man and not a fox. Some one had
expected VlSltOr 10 the island JnaG
night against whom he desired to
revenge himself. Was Fenton guilty?
The evidence against him seemed
almost conclusive. He had admitted,
you will remember, that he had an
appointment with Sir Andrew. Yet,
after he had set the trap, why had
he continued to risk discovery by
lettering about the causeway? How
had he known that the spring gun
was there at all? Why had he brought
a loaded revolver? Why had he Dor
rowed the punt and reached the
island by so unexpected a manner?
Was he also afraid of some one or
some thing? My mind began to
turn from him to the second stranger,
the botanist with the collecting case.
He at least had information about
the setting of the gun
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hung with splendid portraits Gains
borough, Lely and Romney-it was
a veritable exhibition of those great
masters. At last the door opened
and the little man appeared, glancing
from one to the other of us with his
shrewd, observiant eyes.
VIII you follow me, if you please?"
he said.
We tramped up the great staircase,
a wide sweep of polished oak, where
a dozen men could have walked abreast,
and so down a high-roofed passage
into a majestic bedroom. In the
center stood a venerable four-post
hedstead. The columns that supported
the canopy were finely carved, and
over the head was a faded coat of
arms pictured in the needlework of
two hundred years ago. The lattice
windows were open From without
came the faint piping of the nesting
birds.
Upon the bed lay something covered
with white sheeting
Peace walked up to it and paused
staring hard at the keeper, who stood
beside me. Then with a gentle hand
he lifted the sheet. On the pillow
lay the head of an elderly man, dark
and full bearded.
Warner stepped back, clutching my
arm.
Its the botanist," he stammered.
what is he doing here? Was it
him as killed my master, sir?"
YES" said the little detective;
'the killed Sir Andrew Cheyne"
For moment he stopped, busying
himself about the head With a gem
tie pull he lifted the heavy beard away.
1t was a face younger by score of
years that lay upon the pillows, a
face handsome, after its fashion, though
deep lined with evil days and ways
Sir Andrew himself" cried Warner,
with sob of terror.
"That is also true" said Inspector
Arlington Peace, reverently replacing
the white sheet.
1t was an hour afterwards that
Peace gave me the details. We were
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The Fire Warden
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And now they had waded through
the silver birche; which fringed the
pines as foam fringes the green seas
and before them lowered the tall
timber, illuminated by the sun.
In the transparent green shadows
they drew bride; she leaned forward,
clearing the thick tendrils of hair from
her forehead, and sat stock-stil, in
tent, every exquisite line and con-
tour IN full relief against the pines.
At first he thought she was listen
ing, nerves keyed to sense sounds in
audible to him Then, as he sat.
fascinated, scarcely breathing lest the
enchantment break, leaving him alone
In the forest with the memory OF
dream, faint aromatic odor seemed
to grow In the air; not the close
scent of the pines, but something
less subtle
Smoked" he said, aloud.
She touched her mare forward, nd
ing into the wind, delicate nostriIs
dilated; and he followed over the
soundless cushion of brown needles.
down aisies thanked BY piIIared pines
whose erests swan N the upper breezes.
filling all the forest with harmony.
And here, deep In the splendid for
est, there was fire,-at first nothing
but a thin, serpentine trail of ashes
through moss and bedded needles;
then, scarcely SIX inches In width.
smouldering, sinuous path from which
fine threads of smoke rose straight up-
ward, vanishing IN the woodland half
light.
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talk OF spring guns an equal accident
But the suggestion gave the baronet
an idea a spring gun for a fox
you remember his words as Warner
told us He laughed with hysterieal
Joy at means that would rid him
of his enemy so simply and certainly.
He made the excuse of the Indian friend,
and saw Fenton again on Tuesday,
giving him an appointment on the
island at eleven o'clock on the follow
ing Thursday night, and at the same
time promising to pay him what he
asked at the meeting By the last
post on Wednesday he sent the plans
to Warner in disguised handwriting
and under a false name and address.
FentOn suspected this sudden ae-
quiescence. The scamp knew to what
a state of impotent fury he had brought
his victim. He took a revolver with
him, and having spied out the ground,
crossed by the punt, instead OF ap-
preaching the rendezvous by the cause
way. Also he came an hour and
more before he was expected
Perhaps you now understand the
plan Sir Andrew intended to alter
the gun and leave for the station be-
fore tep- Fenton would be killed at
eleven, and the blame rest on Warner.
No one could suspect the young baronet
WIZ DC the
of the accident
Sir Andrew found the trap, lifted
the gun off the supporting props, and
drove the outer one foot deeper into
the ground l could see the marks
of his feet, where he had stood while
he pushed and twisted the stick through
the clay He replaced the gun, which
would now be at an angle to hat a
man In the chest or neck. He stepped
back, looking to see If there was a
sign of lurking death to alarm passer-
by.
What happened 1 can only guess.
He may have slipped on the old slabs.
But it was enough that he touched
the thread, and the trigger, oiled and
eased by Warner, Jared off at once
1t was In manner suicide"
$50 that Is the explanation" L
said, when he had ended.
1t Is partly guess-work, of course"
Peace told me; "but 1 think you
viii find that / am not far wrong when
FentOn's trial comes on and, to save
his neck, he makes a clean breast of
his share in the business"
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