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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-15


llnb mar 70 gerHbrt, nab Il iit Di!
Nugen tfodnsn mubte.
n5n foIdsn glugfnbIiden,1 iagts
sr 5l 9auTe 5t isinsr Jtou, .fusiB
man etit, iposu man Iebt.
/. Sect golf es, einen 8erleger Su
finoen. Der 2an3lsirat bate fi6
ooS Ieidt pOrgsTtellt unD trfparttt,
bdB allie 9erleesr barduf bremen
niiroen, bic B%ipgtopbie Soadim 4ls
breft Dumtes pruden gu biirfsn.
aber lie ihienen burGdus nint bars
ouf gu bremen. 91s ManuItript
tpanoerte unb ipdnberts, bis tnblin
elmer Der 9srrsn ben GanSIsirat Su
iih beIhiso,
r9tel gu maiden lit ia NIT Iols
den 8iidern notarli9 nift," ioate
er, hos SntersfIe bofir III elm febr
beiHrdnttes. Mber bic Mibmuug
pirO immerbin cine sstpiiie 8irtung
haben. BUR mub i'd sic bnranf
aufmertiam maiden, OaB bic Druds
toIten SiemIih bo9e Iinb. 0ds Bud
bat ia unseiabr finfunO5pan3ig gos
gen"
DER aan3lsirot erf6rat. Gr BATH.
seba4t. DoB tr stpas betommen
piirbs unb dubsrts bas aud sags
baft. aber Der 9srleger la9ts ses
raOe beraus.
nWp benton Sic bin" Iagte er.
nDds lit bod fsint geIlstririt."
LIMB ipie bod ipiirOe ii9 -?1
Dos taun i9 ni6t getiau Iosen.
Gina 3psitauienb Mort
3peitauIenb Martl Dus mar
frsilif piel @slb. 9reibunbert Mlart
iino nidt mebr bdttsn 9amtes frog
duberrer S%poridmftit fir bic idbrs
Ii9e llrldubsrsiis Suriidtsssn i0ns
ten, bnmit ipiirbe e nun nidts mebr
iein fir bic nd4Ifsn Isas bis Iieben
Sabre. 4btr ensIt9 fit isin
q~sbsnsipert mnbte mon Spfsr brins
gen t0nneH, font mar man ii5ers
baupt nihts inert Hnb Hi6t better
dls irgsnbsiner.
60 idIoB Senn Osr aon3leitat
ben Bertrug ab.
5ruu 9umte Ingts ni9ts, als Te
ss erfabr. Gis fab ibren Nann
nur auf msrtpiirbige WsiIs an. SIT
ibren augen lag sttpas. Das er nod
ME borin seisbsn bate. Gajt eis
mas pie 6aB. IS mdnfe ibn prs
otntliH bslimmsrt. Rci3te i'm treis
li9 aud, bielsr Manoel an 9ers
Itdnbnis fir bas Di6tige nnD Gis
gentIide.
aber all oas lpar bsrgeIfsn, ais
er eiutse Wonate ipdter bas erIte
grempIar leinss @srtts in 6dnbsn
belt. gr lisB Is in fdones Qeoer
uno ianote fs on ben
grOben Wonn.
Aut oelleH SnrelbtH6 blieb IS
einiss 3eit unbeadtet Iisgen; er ers
belt td9Ii6 10 Diste Bidder aus Der
WeIt 5ugtIdidt.
3ufdflig nabm It Is einmaI auf
uno las ben SiteI:
ySoa9im hilbert Dumtt q701-
1863. Gein qtben unb fsia Dert,
berausgegsbeu bon isinsm urgrpBs
nefFen Gebaitian 8umte, aOs
nieIider aanSleirat."
4uf benz 5~ipeiten BIatte fano er
Ieinsn sigsnen Tamen unb 6drnnter:
,5n MtiefItsr GbrFurdt unO 1anfs
bartlett %gsipiomst.4
,8amte - rintig 9umfe", ba6ts
Der grobe MGnn uno IddeIte. ,Neis
ne INTRIGUING lift aIfo auf sinen
8ooeE stfaIIsn."
CT griff na6 tinem 8rief6ogen,
I'm benz 8erfafier gu Oautsn.
absr 9slefsn bat sr in benz 8a9e
tie cine 3eils.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-15

lin bieie 3eit. ndmli9 orei Soge
rad ibrer @srIobuns, erbisIt 5ral
Btine adibs. Die gliidIide graat,
~fOlsenben Brief:
eGndoiss Graui
mit innigtm 4nieif BAT elm
5rtun6 Sbrss 6aufts bic aunoe bon
Sbret 8srlobung nit 5srtn b. Co
tpiitln btrnommtn. Da babsn fid
Bipti quite Mtni9en 8u siRem gitnos
betrinigt, an0 Bott moge fe Ieaaen.
gHdbigs Urua - Id fdrstbs Jbnsn
nnon1m, dber ih mttne IS nidt lpes
niger gii dIs pieIe dnDsrt, bic lib
NIT ihren @ratnIaiiontn ldrmenO pOrs
erdngsn. sic, gran adtbs, Gtt qttfe
bon eintm @tib, ptroienen nut pOn
GotoIitI9 beimgtfibrt 5a fDtrben,
benz AsrtIinen, bieosren, berssnsaaisn
Wdnns. DD9 eben, neil i9 ton 70
bo9lddbs, maB i1 Jnnsn Elm DE-
beinnis p~erraiet gnGbigs s}rnu, Das
It 5u geiitben pisIIeidt nod nift ben
Mut gefunOsn bat. Sd tu,s ni6t germ
ALIEN, iDenn Sits jsst srFubrm,
iperoen Gle Iisbeboa barber binfDsgs
stbsn. fpdtsr E0nnte 5bnsn Ger
MangsI, defenders psnn sic IGN
ItIbl sHtosdsH, miiberninbIihe
Ghsu einfl6bth @ndDige 5rau -
SOtOlitih bat cine faIfde Wais. -
Gtf6rsdsn Sie aiai! Qismanb aIs
IT aIein, einias bertrauie 1rsanDs,
einigs Asr3ts unb nun Sis DiIs
len I'M bic Gahs. Benn ni6s elm
3ufan, elm Geit1r6nis c0er mtin
Brief Sic untsrriaist bate, tpiirbtn
Sit jubrslans nsben Jbrem Mldnns
geIs6t babsn, ObHs 0abintpr 81 toms
men. Gs 1T cine Rate Don p~snesianis
fGsm Wdhs uH0 70 qefdldt
bsftIiigt, DAP iein Nuae biz 9das
i6une 6tmerftn fam. Rshmtn cit
IIhs ni6t 81 bergen. @epobHtn Sis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-15

IId ali ben Gitbonlen, unb eli ipefs
ben iBn ertrdsIi9 finbsn. gsKtr Elm
WnnH NIT elmer faIIhsn Wnie. ais
elmer NIT eiutm fuIidsn 9srssn.
Sbr Grsunb
u. u.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-15
Mfkbtrfdnbhis. Dad.

= WTBbtrfdHDhts. Huiiis
ider ObnIt Gu eiHsm 6OlOaten, Ter
cine Rite Rum auf BEN Hiidsn
trdgi): 80 boii Gn 0enn ben Bum
FER. Gsri moi. eeIionfngA
gu gefsbIl 6srr Obtrit baden
bob Fstba geTags mir nolm rabmbs,
Dsdt mItoer 5ufiidloniHtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-15

Abidnitt elmer poltnnipsilung, oil
ouf 5ebn 8rontn loutet unO nad
Wien aOrsHisrt 1T, = Nains Oss Qlb.
LENDERS: Marie 6eu9tingerin.
9aum fir Mittsilungen: .aisbet
Nsfs i9 oant Dir, 0is priF mare 70
gdnB gut tpis Oh Ie fgeIhriebsn hash.
9iIe GriiBs bon Oeiner Cant 5eu@s
tinserin ba bait se9n arOnen fir
bier
SotcIitf9 iibt i'm 3immsr bci
5rm aGtbe.
Gr: pWtr iptrbsn isbr gliidIi9 Isin
- niht Ddbr2 Moreens, fuenn Oh
mod fhIummsrit, rsite i6 IGcn ouFs
5elD. beFebIe ba un0 table bort
ie9e nab benz lInb ienem. Mlttoas
trDartet mid mein Gron1sn - bdnn
ellen mir suIommsn. 8, ss piro
prd-9-tisl" (QBtib Soft - Iie bat
cine eigent art, meme Rait ar3us
le6enD
Sic; sSd, Is ipirO prd6tis pidt
pahr9 Damn ellen mir 3uIammen.
Gatirli9 Oeine Standardization
llnb feBtn uns til bic aaube. Oh
BAIT bod cine Qaube9 Dort fiBen
mir - iiben - uno fHTen uns =
aiFe mid, @eliebter = tiFe midi"
(Sie ndbert Ii9 leinem @sfhte.)
ct (miBtrauii9 tpei9t Elm tpeni1
5uriid, fabt Damn fsF an, tlBt re
raid NIB it1Bt iie seItlbe fOrt.)
Sie diir f6): IS 1T ia cine Gors
bsit, Elm ltniinl. Qbsr er Bat tatIdhs
lid cine sigeHtIi1s art 3a tHTen. G5,
ais mare feline Raie IDirtli9 bon
0ahs uno er fiir9tsfs, fs gu serr
oriideH.' CAN'T: rg3as bait Ou ges
Iagt2@
ST diyisrt iie): 500 9abe i'd
stiuas ssiagt9 @ait Ou ui9t chen bon
elmer 2aube gefprp9eu2
Sic: raidtig. Sn Der adube. TdG5s
mittags, oa fdbrit au lpoDl aufs JeIo
- ipie2"
Gr: rSSa, abtr absnbs, liebe Gdtbs
- @ertniirong, oieIer Bid BON i6r.
unO INNER duf meme RdIe.)
46en0s, liebe adtbe, abenos = (Ias
iie Hur bat0
Sic (fiir Id): sd mub has
ausbetommsr. Menn Ct aud teint
bat = osnn oas qibfs
nidt irgsHbmas 1T ba Toe, mas
fperosn muB.~
ST (fdbrt unfider fort): .abenos
gebOreH mir gang uns. Damn nebnen
mir uafer Na6tmabl - (GonDtr6ore
- Sd rauft cine pfeife, gu
lieit ettpas. ipielit stlapier (5sbr
mertpiroige GrauD - s., 0os ioiro
Eube, Rubs braabe i6 un0
sine ieibte. geiitiss aHre3ung. gu.
nift - (gBds Bat fe nur0|
0u slaubf niat, pis id mid mad
Rube -
Gle Qddelt DerIessn, IEt6t auf uab
ingt furdtiam): Bite! Nd, bite,
eiebher - 3iirns mir ni5t - Is lit
ID Elm tomif9es 8ertanseu miB.
mid nidt - fei ni6t b6le!
srIaubf Ou. bite, OaB i9 Elm foeHi1
beine gaie aafafe?@
Gr GpriHgt auf, tpirft ben Gtubl
juriid uno bdIt abipdbrenb Bic 6dns
% Dor. 8Ieia, NIT tpsitauTgeriTenen
ftiert er re an unO it0bnt):
,Qlio pirtli6l1
0rei Wonnte Ib0fer heirafefe 6err
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-15
'Btr Naar nFH EFrrtt
II. SnknlttsrIr.
QnnurrsIe pon Moba MuOa.

9lNNpttSte pol JlOoa NpOn.
Der Nagen, Der Ssrrn b. Solo.
litf6 bon Der 8abn gsboIt bat, bdIt
Dor Dem 9auie. Wiarie, bic 0ausbGls
term, tridsint uno nimmt benz
Germ, ebe Der Ditner nod oas orcbe
@epad fortgetraseu bat, ben Sdirm
nn0 6as 3df99en aus Der Sam.
r. Gs 1T fpie berbert, Sonit 1T ife
bod thinner 70 REID - 10 pioerbaos
rig. SUP beute, Da 0srr b. GotolitI6
lospoltern mOhte. nm an einige 6Iiis
DE Die 5OrmeI an3uEniipIen: .9lber
i'd ipsrOe mid ni6t LANCE drgern lo6en
- - iuIt bsute lit tie Iib, iuie
aus 9onig uH6 pfIaumsn gebuden.
untdoelig oas Mnbl, bas Jpn ERRORS
tet - nett uno lein bas 6austlslD
mo iosar Die pFeifr, ole felt fiinfs
ssbn Sabrsn nod ME auf Ser ri9tis
gen STEELE gelegen, lit gum erilsnmaI
DroentIi9 geftopft unD Bel Der 0dao.
n3um audud!" Siirnt 6err b. Go4
fCIitlh, ais IT ales 70 f9Dn finbst.
Dos gebt ibm piber ben Gtrid. Ct
m0dte grob fem O~iirfen. st III Mans
lib = unO Tie psiB es nod HiAt -
CT 1T felt bslte grdutigam, unO fe
ioa aus Dem 9auIs.
sNas bsfebltn Der gndoige 6err9"
fraste Marie auforingIid litbenss
piiroig.
I'D ni9ts~ ia ss lit gum
5%utdrgern, aber iagtn muB sr hrs
oo9 Ons BON Der 6tirdt. Better
iebt als fpdtsr. Better elm furser Soo
ais Elm Ianges Gitatum. Gtt's 6ruml
Courage, SotOIitfdl - 1no Ct Iagt
ibrs.
5err b. SotolitI6 EGit in trauIis
der StunOe cine furSe g1ebe an F9
ieIbsr. uSOtolitTh", Iagt Ct Iid, So
iOlitfH, BIZ biit fin GieI! @o3u bali
BIZ bid sinen gan5eH Gag NIT Der
Gorge 9equdlt, mas otiue BirtIdafs
term Marie 6eu9tingerin sa eetaer
8triobnne Ingen iDiiroe2 Dar es ntdjt
BON DOrnbettin espiB, odB O~isIeIbige
Wirti9afteriu bic Rahridt als Idnae
3u ertparten0es greignis nit rl1igsn
8smiit uno Iduloiger G9fIurdt Dot
Der Io6ensipertsa GHtfdtIAteebbttitg Geg
6errn -. Dpa, SotolitId - 5isitn
Sob bringf On uift BIT GnOe Be-
sinne lieber etnen neuenl Run, ba
Marie Ianft uno piaig gt6litben III,
frelle bid nod b6bsr Osines nsuen
GIiidss. 5reIe bid, DAP fie gutniltg
auF Die ReGts per3i9tet. bic lie, ais
on nod Ieiatlsbig MART, onr6 liebee
DoIle Giiriorgs I'M = oas Sauspsien
er~iporben.
SoiolitI4, BIZ hilt gum 3iptitsnmal
Elm @iel! Nie oarfit bu beint arefe
Ourh einen anonpmen Brief fi0ren
ldnenf 0ur9 eIHeH Grtet nod Da5u,
Der iiber beire gr1ut teia bDIes Mort
Font bsbauptsn fam, Der bloB :.
freiIia, bag mare TdIimm ses
mug. Bsnn iie fpiriIih oas sntisBlis
If DsrIangen bate, glaIen dbSubeis
q! Mein Gott, es tlingt id
notwithstanding ober ipos ai6ts
ni9t fiir Rarren auf Der 8ett2 Sn
mar elmer, Der IaB idbrelara
lufrsdt 1uf ieinem Da6firlt e.
btlotte Iid Elm, er babe eirsn Big
bsrIhIudt. Die GsTdi9lt NIT
ben NoIen ipisoer neir, Oas III
tidt m0gIiG. 40 BAT man il I'M Sc
ben gsbDrt, pdb cine Grau frembsn
bic Nafs abgebifsn bdite2 Sc
IT iiderlih cine 8srIeumbung. Gage.
5eige 9ige. So mas left man, abet
Jluubt " ni6t un0 osrgiBt ta.
Wenn Dir 0eiue graut nun aber BOD
,ie Raie abbsiBt2. 49,"
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0rei mOnaie ipdtsr beirateie 6err
b. So%toloDitid Die Marie gsu9tins
germ.
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Yer Natl5ielrnf tfat elilgtl Gmtttt
ndbsr. Seine Stininte mar bsiIsr
Dor 4lifresang. sd babe tine
gitis, berr @ebeimrut."
Run, bas wdre2a
.Jbufn bic giograpbie mein
9ebsnsDsrt - niOmen 81 Diirfsn."
a6m! Der gr0be Wtunn
madte Elm Hadbsntlihsg, beiu1 be-
tiinmertes geIi1t.
rSie t0nnsn fin bsnten, Iieber
9err Dumte. baB berglei6en Nnfns
nen Dftgrs an mid gsIteIIt perben.
Sd bflsge i'm aLIeemeinen 1bsulebs
nsn, Dtnn Itbgn Gle - Sis beareiz
fen - i6 m01ts niht fir eiteI qs-
b1ttsn perbsn M6er In Sbrem
1aIIe - g if Elm @eroienI, iens
sbrparDigtn Manner, aaf Dsrsu
GduItsrn mir ale fiebeR - Ia, lie
Der 5trr Dumge, barber molten
mir uns bod ttiner 9dnihung bins
gsben - alto, mas ih iagen noate
= Is 1T eth gerbisnft, jensn Ndns
nsrn 81 ibrsm Re9ts gu Dsrbelfsn,
oamit ouH unisrt i4nsIlsbist 3sif
triabrs Hno 10 milf i'd bonn
bic Diomang annebmsH. msin lie
BET 6err Dunfe
us 6er Rensleirui oas 6ans res
srebm Raunss DeFIitb ifFobIls or.
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[ Every Time

In window alcove, partly drawing the
heavy curtain behind her.
That Betty Allison should arise out
OF her past to block the road to safetyI
Betty Allison, who would know her
at a glance, and whose curiosity was
sure to have Outlived her marriage
into the British nobility. Now there
would be no escaping Betty without
giving detailed explanation of her
presence IN London and at the wedding.
Priscilla could actually hear the rapid
IRE OF questions Where are you
staying? With whom are you travel
ing? Who brought you here?
From behind the friendly shelter Of
the curtain the girl Peered out, waiting
nervousiy for the propitious moment.
AT any time the Nice Man might come
back with the strawberry ices and then
1t would be too late to run away.
The high American voice sounded
more and more clearly, the figures of
the woman and man appeared outside
OF the wide open doors OF the morning
room In another moment they would
have passed; but during that moment,
Lady Betty perceived a low divan
ranged against the wall directly oppo-
site the open doors and paused before
1t, with a laughing word to her com
panlon, who, nothing loath, sank upon
the low seat beside her.
Lady Betty's voice had sunk to a
murmur- 1t gave place now to the
lower, deeper murmur Of a mans voice,
voice much too fervent for mere
society nOthings- Really, Lord Kilrose
should look after Betty The voice
suddenly achieved nonchalant light
ness Some one must be coming down
the hall Priscilla's prophetic soul
announced the Nice Man; and when she
looked out, cautiously, there he stood
In the doorway, his eyes searching
the empty room, his face an eloquent
study in disappointment.
The couple on the divan were watch
ing him idly.
Priscilla debated the situation. She
could not stay there In the alcove
indefinitely. She certainly could not
go out and meet Betty. Perhaps, If
they grasped the idea that there was a
tete-a-tete scheduled for the morning
room, a fellow-feeling or a desire for
Continued on page II
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Survival If the Fittest.

An Ex-Governor of Georgia, and
ex-officio and expert on hogs. was
invited to judge the swine at an Indiana
county fair. He looked over the pens.
and the choice narrowed down to two
hogs, one a magnificent animal of
the Indiana corn-fed variety, of ire
mendous weight, and the other q lean
and rangy specimen, whose pedigree
must have embraced large number of
razorbacks- The Governor, after an
appropriate judicial interval, pinned
the blue ribbon on the rangy one. A
friend audged his elbow
Governor" he said, there's been
some mistake Look at the weight of
that other hog"
Son, returned the Governor, down
IN Georgia we've got different ideas
about judgin' a hog. The ability of
the hog to outrun a darby counts lust
SIX points The razorback keeps
that ribbon, sub"
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A Quick Getaway.

Once the master OF q steamer.
while loading at Scotch port, took
on two handsome without written
character and another with an
abundance of documentary evidence
as to his honesty and uprightness.
r They had not been long at sea when
they encountered rough weather. and
the man with the written recommen-
dations, while crossing the deck With
a bucket IN his hand, was swept over
board The other hand saw what had
happened and sought out the captain.
Do you remember the man from
Dundee" he asked, that YOU en-
gagged vi the fine charaeter7''
YES" said the captain. ssWbs4
of it7"
'WeeI, he's run ava vi your
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though he talked of himself, man
wise, the talk was only of his tastes,
his beliefs, his dreams, and held no
hint OF his name or occupation or
rank.
Funny how little one knows what
an hour viii bring!" said the Nice
Man, quite as earnestly as though
he had not been evolving a hopeless
commonplace. He was apparently
addressing a paper cutter which he
had taken from the writing desk and
was lingering.
"a man goes along doing stupid
things; and then, some day, he starts
out to do what promises to be more
than ordinarily stupid-and finds the
meaning of life waiting for him just
around the corner"
1t wasn't profound and the paper
cutter was not impressed; but the
mans voice was earnest and there
was a seriousness about his mouth
and the eyes he lifted suddenly to
Priscilla had a look in them that was
not prescribed by the manual of
polite filtration The girl beside him
felt a sensation that was novel even
IN day prodigal of sensations He
was nice. Oh, he was very nice; and,
If she were a real guest-but she
wasn't. She was an IMPOSTOR!
If he knew how she happened to be
there he would despise her. English
men were such sticklers for the pro-
prfetles-ln their women folk-and
he was probably lord or something
else just as sticklerish. Not for worlds
would she have him knoW-but, if
he didn't know, she would never see
him again
He was looking at her again, and
his eyes-well, they really were re-
markable eyes. She wasn't used to
= L
serious eyes, full of all sorts of dis
coneerting questions. They made her
feel dreadfully all-overish, happy and
unhappy and cold and hot and wishful
and afraid
81 wonder" the man began, and
left the sentence hanging there for a
moment. al WONDER
She wondered, too; but she did not
dare satisfy her wonder by waiting to
hear what he was wondering about.
Once again panic swooped down upon
her.
Are there any ices?" she asked.
leaving his problem helplessly adrift.
The matter-of-faet tone and question
Jared him rudeiy out of dreams into
reality
al fancy So" he stammered
There was reproach in his face, but
Priscilla was ruthless and the instinct
of self-preservation was strong within
her.
Would it bother you too much
to get me one?" she asked, sweetIy
polite, but wrapped in conventionality
as IN garment. strawberry, if thew
have it. The rooms are so hot.
aren't they? It's shame to send
you into that melee again.
q Not at all. I'm delighted"
He was civil but perplexed. The
change had come so suddenly. She
had seemed so kind. What had he
said? What had he done? Nothing;
but perhaps In another moment he
would have-and what right had he?
A sudden thankfulness iliumined his
face, and, as he turned away, it was
Priscilla who was puzzled.
Why should he look so relieved?
1t was odious of him. She almost
wished she had allowed him to 20 on.
She was half tempted to stay and
see what he could be induced to saw.
but-a vision of confession and its
consequences rose before her. No:
she must escape while she could. She
sprang to her feet and moved swiftly
toward the door, but stopped suddenly.
A pretty. eiaboratelv Coyzned vvorna1
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VIII Sc Belie1es-

Does your wife believe everything
you tell herr"
YES She believes everything tell
her Is wrong
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would be printed if his signature ac-
companied it.
He very promptly declined the ten
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|ust Unrein, Munjor, Kansas.
j. Leiker, Munjor. Kansas.
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1ss-y IIIOLIu " eiSei, NlcJOrla, Kansas.
Leonard Goetz, Victoria, Kansas.
Joseph B.. Pfannesteil, Munjor, Kans.
Andre2s Michael Goetz.- Victoria. Ks.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-07-14

Andrew A Herman. Havs
Kosto Nickoloff, HAYS.
Peter Gers tner, Hays.
-IoseRh= Schmidt HAYS
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-19
CITY BUT RELIC OF PAST.
comayaoua, Honduras, Only She'll Of
What Il Was.

Comayagua the former capital OF
Honduras. is the sad relic Of glori'
GUS past, the shell Of what was once
a city, an example Of the fact that
what Central America usually speaks
OF as Spanish mlsrule was not entire
ly inferior to the present system, Com
ayagua is apparently living on the
memories OF vanished glories. The
climate and the nature of the people
are all against any effort to regain
them; there is no future for Comaya'
qua visible.
Under the Spaniards it was center
for great district, both in religious
and commercial way. There was once
a thriving university in Comayagua,
but now the idea his something of the
element of humor
The grass grown streets, the one
story shops with their dusty, light
faded stock, the crude signs before
their doors indicate their business In
a way that even the mountain Indian
cannot misunderstood chair for q
furniture store, a dangling boot for a
shoe maker--all these are ripe fol
revolutionary fiction, The population
goes largely barefoot, their color runs
like the color of shoes in wellstock
ed shoe store, all the way from black
through browns and tans to dul
white. Even the traditional soldier,
are present, in faded blue denim uni
forms and discouraged straw hats.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-19
OTTAWA MARKETS.
1--we Stock.

Stects-Stock. per cwt., So to Sc;
at, per cwt,. SO.
Calves. per cwt., sl0$l2
Spring lambs, per cwt. $l2.5O.
Sheep--Per cwt.. $S to $40.
Hogs, per cwt. Sl4 to SIS,
Ottawa Cash Grain,
Oats No white, J6Ec,
Produce and Poultry.
Lard, per b., 22c.
Butter, country, per h., Acc
Cream butter fat. per h. Acc.
Eggs. strictly fresh. per doz,. Ace,
Hens, per h., Ice.
Sprlngers, per h., TIC.
Old ROSTERS, per ID, lOc
Ducks, per b., lac.
Geese, per h., l0c.
Turkeys. nlive, per h.. lGc.1Sc.
h,des and Wool.
No.. / hides, per ID, loo; No. 2, Ia
No. calf skin, per h.. FAC.
No. Horse hide, IS.
Illinois wool, per ID. l6c.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-19
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-19
SHRAP-NEL
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Shrap:
didn't 20 to that Pontiac game
and wouldia look what happene
Amt II fierce knew somethin aw
full was gonna happen cause the prlcs
of Bull Durham has went mp, and
troubles never come singly as The
feIla said when the doctor told hin. il
was twins
Shrap I've been reading in the pa
per all about that Merchants Adyer
thing Carnival that we're gonna have
And its great stutf-there are i'm
mense possibilities there Shrap
menSe'
va know all our business men are
to be represented by girls dressed W
in their products. No. mean the
business mems products silly! Erin
stance Jim Dougherty will have girl
dressed in one OF the new three-ceni
stamps ta advertise the pOSt-oitice
No, she wont play post-oifice- say
why cant va behave? The Aadan Cate
will have somebody disguised as a
plate of mashed potatoes with brown
gravy. va get the idea. dontcha?
So We gotta scoop at last Other
papers print the news as soon as /,
happens-we print it before il hap
pens and We print lots that never
happens.
Here's the scoop
a Happy Time Had by All
Great crowds gathered at the arm
DRY last night to attend the Merchants
Advertising Carnival Some very
original. amusing, instructive and en-
tertaining exhibits We're represented
by some of the most popular young
ladies OF our younger set
Miss Ina Mutt won the first prize
She was representa-. Buehler Bros
and was disguised as a pork sausage
Great applause marked the entrance
OF Miss Fatta De Mute. who was
tastefully dressed in bathtub with
gas heater attached representing
Clegg's plumbing shop
Miss Heloya Souse, dressed to rep
resent medium glass OF beer. was a
great success, and ought TO bring much
profit to Dan Dineen Miss Souse
made an excellent model and her song
Il Amt Got No License" took down
the house.
Miss Shakissa Dacopp failed to ap
pear, but as she was representing the
Ottawa police department that onl.
made ii more realistic.
The teachers are upon us. Shrap
All in bunch, and nows the time fol
va to get educated
There was two OF 'em on a stree
car last night when a friend OF min.
got on. No. ut wasn't Lanigan this
time. think his name is McFadden
Well the two young teachers wer,
talking shop. of course. Teachers al
ways are. McFadden sat next to then
and overheard the following converse
ton. t ru
How many children did you sa,
you had, Miss BlankT' 49, ft'
"Only thrtyilve now, dear How
many have your PSI t"
'@rLet ME see. | had forty.two, ant
then got two new ones yesterday
two OF the dearest little fellows"
That was too much for McFadden
He leaned over and asked
Excuse me, maam-but would 20
please tell me what part OF lrelan
your husband Is from ?"