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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-28

will be scarcer as the demands OF war
take them from private service to gov
eminent service and Il will be neces-
sary for women TO fill this demand IN
their own households.
The registration cards which arc 10
charge Of Mrs. Tate at the Chamber OF
Commerce have spaces where the sign
ers may indicate what classes they wish
to join, their name, address, telephone
number and what hour or hours OF the
day the signers have free to attend
classes.
Red Cross in Charge.
The clashes are all under control OF
the Oklahoma county Red Cross chap
ter The committee in direct charge
OF the classes includes DR.. S. R. Gun
ningham as chairman and Miss Mar
gerry Morrison, q Red Cross nurse and
president OF the Oklahoma State Nurses
association, Mrs. {. B. Ames, Mrs. c.
L. Daugherty, Mrs. Gaylord and Mrs,
Tate.
Mrs. Gaylord says the classes will be
organized as quickly as women register.
and each will have minimum OF
wefty members.
Class members who complete their
studies satisfactorily and pass examina-
tions may be specially recommended by
the committee for seventy-two hours
hospital work, at the completion OF
which they are qualified TO serve as
nurses aids"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-28
HINTS For
Y0URHoM9
SuSarlsss Jelly.

I'M
SSS'' Js"
Oct one pound OF dates. one package
gelatin, one teaspoon ground ginger
three cups cold water.
Remove stones from fruit, cut into
small pieces, turn into a pan. add the
cold water and ginger, boil twenty min
u,es, theu press through a strainer.
Add gelatin which ha, been dis
soiysd IN half ,cuo boiling water, then
ho;l again five minute,
,Tufn into jejlv slasses
Tb;. make, five glasses Of delicious
;e,I
Make in small quantities, as 1t does
not keen so long a. Jelly made with
sugar
II can be made without straining
add gelatin after Il has boiled fifteen
minutes.
The Table
s.u po,l patti. T,Le ON. L;ee
-, 49, hrs.J or.,,s nn. .r,i,
sn p"h - ,,J Gn. ~ vel, With
on. 49, % ~. ;n s,v;,a nan a,d irv
he .he,, ss, pu n;rr,.. ,,;,,;na constantly
a. 49, - "a s,o,,, .,;sL;nn ;. nan Add as
~, ~ nsep ,.o"' 's .o. ~ - p L..n i,ou
,u w"'S p.smo.s tsona .,ov. .pd m;x
..':.,, ;,,n .n,,ii
W.. WI" anI g., ,sg ds;no;n". ,,n,;j a
49,. u L.,, 49,, W., Ill, EnT iii. srt.
% s:.;... ,or .Ia.. a.s,ons =, sm.H cost
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-28
g.e44y CRESCENT :zsz.!es
Grocery and Market
Grocery Specials

Palm Olive Soap, per cake ........ l0e
Palm Olive Soap, per dozen. .... $l.1S
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, 2 for. .2Sc
Aunt Jemima Buckwheat, per pkg. .15c
Fancy Head Rice, per pound. ..... 1Oc
Fancy Navy Beans (fine cookers), ID. lee
Fancy Backeyed Peas, per pound. 1Oe
Bulk Sauerkraut, per pound 80. .7Mc
Fancy medium size Mackerel, each. .1Sc
Fancy large size Mackerel, each 49,. .26c
Fancy Telmo Goldfish, per package. ,30c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-28

One good thing about the war Is that
it has succeeded in crowding out OF
the way lots Of dirty little politics for
the time.-Cincinnati Ledger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
TICKER TALK

ny private w:r- {" Finan'> Co
Decrease ~ :96. 80 II unl,!rd trnnac"
Of United Stacy Si""l IN May r'H', :
snythinS but u Change in present extra
ordinary posi-: :uir az SOL industry.
The fact OF the nlIttrr - th;t Emitted
States Steel IS wei, aS !r.- stool corr =:
panicS for months past ha\" h"''n forced
to refuse millions -: i"rs al r''W bust
ness Offered In h-t"t "r,i.r BOOKS "r" :"
rouSeStsd ~ - 'u.ii.-- - i:nrr~Sthi' -
takr on large iHtiaa KS ~ Rev basin -.
Then AGAR, tn ,1ri'I~ <t'"' companies
have retuSru n'w orders from customers
due to prospective government r'quir"-
mentS.
Untitled business ON books ot n" Unit
ed States Sh'.'t corporation nov amounts
10 i.>SS.oa: ;"nS against an annual steel
capacity &C a litti-. nv"r. .hhn h3H. This
means thai In" corporation has sufficient
orders on ~ hooks - h".r - piHntS
working Cu;:i !>CS i";n S""n!:d quarter
oc l9iS.
International I!prv.Sfrr 20. declared
regular quarterly, 'iiii,!..r"I - lia pcr
Cent on ''':u"n >,""h. r2yah!' July Ii
stock rr,nT'i jTt', -.
NV York f.,jr"1; reserve hank dis
trictS tc;Hl - IL l.,i..r;N loan $3S$. hnh. :
han hsIrS only no" al" ~h"r; "f its
EEct;t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
HEAVINESS IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YrEN. :iu',.' it.--;.a>: Weeks
severe trait "u t"'':l. h1rhS' resources
and the resultant rise ~ cal! MONEY -
nya percent w"r.. III" restraining ia
fucnccs q tn,iay$- trr-e-iTor and NOR"
narrow market. TG" shorts aEati''t
themselves ot :li...s~ -: ";"!,:u.n;S 80 IN
gag. IA I series ": attacks which rui
minated witt general h,;,.!t 50 in the
latter dealings.
Another break IN Russian exchange TO
rho new :u:ni:nuu; ~ :%'< au,; n further
absenrr - demand :"c.. Russian S"r"rn-
mcnt bonds VAS lucHpitCahir L" dealers
In exchange il view vt n" Improved
conditions reported from pctroSral.
Almost the only stocks 20 show de-
gree Of strength We're tho new AMI Old
Reth!chcm stool issues. both of which
registered E'w naNInuuS. For WANT
~ som. definite reason hi. h'aNlu>Ss %
United States Stc-.l Mas ;t!~,rth"'! {" last
Saturdays tnn1a rn statement which r.
rorted = Mod" raj Gr":,'., ~ III untitled
orders for Nay from The high = cord so
in the previous rIouth. Strci$ h.'St quo
tation ~ III" day was &C.. 'ual" ~ ~"
opening, iron, whi"h il Icu :" !"?a<.
closing 1T n slight fraction Over its min
mum and making 4 net t'i>> ~ Joints.
Total sales amounted I" 10000 shares.
IN early rtS" in Industrial b"niS.
which Was l',ter .:ar'd. was n" "nt?
feature ~ IN" "sir;rt",t 0"ni rn1rS"t.
Total sales lpac vatu"y aggregated 81
5000.
Unit"d States h"-t>' w"rr. unchanged
On call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
LEVEL OF PRICES HAS
INCREASED 99.8 PR. CT.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. June II. 70
TIL" l"vr! hf prices paid producers of
principal crops on Jun" was ?9.S per
cent. higher than Il year a&u. and lu77
per cent. ah0v" III" past nine YEAR,
average on that date. tn" department
ol AGr!ruItur" reported to-day. Pro-
duc"r$ IF meat animals on May L.. ~"
CTiN"d iN.i yer cont. NOR" Than : year
ago. and Il per cent. more ih&u. he
average nrlr" III The date III rhn last
seven wears.
Th' condition Of all crops um Jun" |
Was ~ pr cent below their ,"n-y"Gr
aT'raS" on that date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW Yhltl<. Jan" l.HI'..'' -
.;.,l: creamery hich,r 'han "\;:H> 80
~ tnl., creamery "\i:-,- -. .'' -. ;
SOL. ,ir,r% :>i, Il s.. s.,'n::Ia ., - -
F:ScS ul>..i;l"j. :r">h Ga;h' r"':s ~
;r;,~ ~ Il 81 =. trr%', .;ath"r"d >i':at'.
packed isrStS - !: 4 - =. 'r'.>h sniH'
cred flrs;S SEA IS: >;a;". !""n"i .t:'' "a
rnd ,r"a-hE western h"nn"'' WAITS
flr" t.. ;arcy 80. i%h sgt. l''"It'
:, Iv;,lta and n";,rb% h"uu.rN -. = -.
,'h..-.~c fEHcr. >:tt.. Crr-l. specials
.4.r"ii. o.. averas" run 80
LIN, p"t:ltr, steady: III i,"i'"S Hi"t",'.
iNr,.<>..i quiet. "n!,':;"mS - = S". :"Nis'
~. Tir5. turkeys y s..
ElnnE ..r:i;.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
VICTORY FOR RAILROADS.

WASHINGTON. June 11.-ln1unc-
lions secured by Kentucky railroads
and other public service corporations
prohibiting assessment OF their fran
rhisr taxes at full property value and
directing assessment at so per cent OF
actual valne. the valuation fixed for
all other than corporation property IN
tho state. were today affirmed by tho
supreme court.
The decision entails loss 10 Ken
lucky OF many thousands OF dollars OF
revenue from public service corpora
lions of all kinds, determines many
pending suits and affects now taxation
legislation now under consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
Corrected nv p. B1chnNnn { SnnI
Butter. ChcsIe. EulI Ind P0uit1.
RESCUED CREW ARRIVE

" .iTl. NNT1r' PORT. Jun" II -
,',uiniu !. rrGuhAci AMI twenty m"m-
l..r,; ~ the cr..w Of the American selling
~i.ir pIrirn. destroyed h% German S"h-
marine IN MAY -. arrived in IA" mi'"d
S.,inS today on IN" American steamship
s. Paul. ,l"hn Ray. NJ. - ~" 'r''".
MS dr"wn'G "il:'' ATTEMPTING :" "~.Ii'e
~ = small, boa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
MONDAYS CLEARINCS
SHOW GOOD INCREASE

M"udHy'> Wh'"liit.: rt"tr!m::4 showed
AN increase ~ - yer cent. IN total
being tfI%.n !G.">. ..r'In:li," with SGnI.
~ 1t L." the SAM" ,Ihv last Ium". Tn"
rt"'r:h irr ih. -Iu,lt'h t. ur;r, which
nav shows tu Increase III yer G"u:.
f,ll,,u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
VIEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. lun" II, T."
Curr,sheI The lnteIIIgcLccr by A. f
Nasieu & 60. members New York StocH
Exchange. National Bank OF west VIZ.
yIulu building. Wheeling. w. Va Lou'H
t. Eraud manager ------,------
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
N. Y. STOCK EICHAN4G

WHEELING, W. Va. Iuu" II, ~,
Furnished The lutcIllKencer IVY ~ e
ATaSt"u < 90, members New FORK Stock
f:xrhau::c. National Bank OF West Vir-'
r:i,!a huild!rg. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
= lIrafId. nauaHeT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12

TYta:a E6.S"H.Ili7G $5..Tl pod E.
Inc. ..s ..7in1.?"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
OUTSIDE OIL Stocks
Standard Oh Subsidiary Stocks

WHI:Ei.iNT. " "a. .lHuN II. -
Furnished Tn" lu,",I'p-rr"' rv 4 F.
NaStem & TO . ncmhrra Ecw NH'i Stock
t.Arhangr. National Rank NJ West Eir.
gina huiidinr. Wheeling. ". "a. Louis
l. i:.luh manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING: ". Va. June II. ~
Furnished fine tuitlhEehctr ny -.
nn.,.,, ~ "a ,uemhcss View York Stock
E.rnuurc. National Bank or west VIZ
rlui;, building. Wheeling. w. va LOUIE
III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12

cry o.. :al.r At London lead spot f3n.
;ns. CutursS go. lns. Spelter spot 1854;
futures ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WliEIi.iNi;. ". Va. Hun" -. -.
FuIi:sh"d III" Iu-"il'Ern"~r Ivy \. u
HaSt-u \ 70. i:rmlcrs New Sork 81 ocl
~ chang" NalinnaI l'auh OF West VIZ
gii.i hu'!:.ng Wheeling. W. Va Louis
+ Ns,',d manager.
Arl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WiiIl.iI%'i. ". Va. L'.n" i. -.
EUIHI@ln., ~. Irirri,%rnrcr HI : T.
MnH'ciI 4 20. m-iut-rs New York SturH
E:A"hHurc NIii"',ai l;au!. ~ West Hlr-
siu:, bliid'rE, Wheeling. ". Va. Loui,
f. !:r:imd. manager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
METAL

Ni+H NrI:N. lui,. IL ~: metal ~
-nrnce quotes l.:.,i ~'r"u". Sr"l II hid ::
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-12
LOCAL STOCKS

W!!EEt.INC; ". VA. J'!ua =. II
n.iI, uru,.tipn lat Of the wheeling stuct Ell
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-13
s!sy,g,gsgsgsg,ge&sgsg & < z e
Christmas Pie Has
Long Family History

TIAPPY the Christmas reyeler who /
II has digestion 70 tackie the
Christmas pie. The modern fad /
dist In diet is trying to rule out the
plum pudding and the mince from tile
christmas feast.
Shame on him Better a night of
grooming 20 the few than ban on
time honorcd custom for the many
lay I'm stock OF soda mint, pepsin
and salt water BE sporty and take
chances on The pummy goody
First ii was old Santa under :, ban
4 dreary world II would be without
Santa Claus-nOw ii is the tooth>omr
Christmas pie bullying with raisins
naky Of crust and redolent OF burning
brandy.
Truly the modern progressive who
lives 10y rule Is akin TO the old Puritan
to whom the Christmas pie was AN
nbomnation sayOring Of hereSy. In
deed the Roundhead had more excuse
for his abstinence Il was a test OF or
thodoxy. He felt his morals would be
injured by eating pie whose savory
contents were typical of offerings OF
the Magi and whose form was often
that of a manger.
The Christmas pie is Of ancient and
honorable lineage, and its name or
"mince pie" came centuries later, be.
ing given In derision by the Puritans.
Are we such weaklings that what our
ancestors have thrved ON for centu-
ries Will STAY us in one eating? Surely
the stomach specialist that product
OF modcrnity. must have slipped up.
Our grandparents did not eat one
measly little slice Of the Christmas PIE
i'm fear and trembling Boldly they
swallowed huge hunks, not on Christ
mas day only. but during the entire
season of Christmas. unto Twelfth
/ Night. Was II not writ. As many dit
| ferent houses ~ thou shalt eat mlnce
pie during ChriStmasiide so many hap
DIV months shalt thou have during the
! Year,
And they began the mixing of that
| Christmas pie early and with great
ceremony. II was gala occasion
when the plum pudding was to be
stirred and each member OF the house
hold down to the infant in arms must
have turn az the Philadel-
phld Press.
| - - :. - - -. -. -. -. -. -, -.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-13
,g,ssg z e sses < g sessss z
In the Days Of 'et's5.

christmas mornings IN the Civil war
days" says ihe veteran. were gener-
ally spent in reading letters After
dinner the men INDUCED in sports. par
ticularly prize fights. and then ia the
evening they gathered together and
sang the wartime songs and told
stories Of the CiriStmnses before the
fighting began. IL wasn't all chorus
singing, either. for we had some good
soloists in the line, and our company
actors showed their abilities by re-
citing or rehearsing the plays they had
seen while ON furloughs."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13
Auttrildung alter yl0btl.

Sftmdls bdt man uuter benz GpeiGera
tram daerbano einfaaere 9ol5fiible nit
StrohfiB pber ldaO6dfter 8pIiterung.
alte Sif6den, einen d~lsgemuiterten
Spilettetii4 uub Oerglei9en mebr. 9ieie
9inge Iinb gu unaniebnli9 getporoen,
als baB man Iie nod i'm @ebrau9 babep
mOdte, unb bod pieber min man fe aus
irgenb einem @runbe ni9t fortqeben. So
friiten fie Elm unnibes 9oieia, tpo fie
oftmuls niiBliherM 9ingen ben gtdB
a6treten 1ollteH. 4aein, dud foI4en
NlO6eln Tam man 81 neiiem 9afein
berbelfen. aIte Stible befreit man bon
Der alien 9oIitur iinb ftrei9t fe Tauber
nit tpetBer 2adfdrbe an. S1rsn sit
iiber3iebt ober iiberfpdnnt man, je uaGs
benz bic Stiible gcppIftsrt pber gefloaten
finb. NIT &retonnt, Der iebt ipfeber in
ben f40nften, Observation-Disclosures Rofens
ober SbitmuItern gu finben 1T. Die
&rctpn1e nit f4par5em 8runb 1T Der
e~ffettbOlite unO am fpenigftsn empfincz
li6s gegen Sdmub unh Gtdub. M1it
tleiuen Sape5iererFiften pirb Der @tpff
duf benz SoG8rdnb Der Gtii6le beFeitiqt
lnb bieIe tleinen Siiften pieber nit
s~roBt0pfigen MefingnGgeln perbedt.
au4 Glide lam man iebt, Der Mpbe
Folgcnb. nit Stoff ~beipannen. 9oG
pirb nt6t bic gauge SiI8platte iibers
5pgen. foubern nur bic Mttte. I'm ben
6tpff Berum TT il nab Der @r6Be bes
Slides elm 8iemIi9 breiter Ranb Der
Platte fret3ulafen. ST bieIsr glei6faIls
tpeiBgeFtriden, bunu fiebt 70 Elm Slid
gan8 rei3enb aus. MiG man bas ulte
M66el dIs Gdreib> pber Soilettetif6 bes
nuben, 70 lam man iiber BEN Gtoff cine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13
Gin Ring in cintm 5tG&6tn
Brut2

ipielte Bal elmer Fiiritlihen 9erloburd
etuit cine aroBe Roue. SIN Sabre 1915
tpeilte @rpbIirf QitoIaus, Der ipGter
dls Iitolaus L. ben ruiFIfen 3brpn
bcftieg, 5u Idngerem 9eiua an prels
Biiden Qofe. 80nig 6rieOri6 8ils
helm Ill. baltic cine 9erbinbung ieiner
3odter Charlotte nit benz @roBfiirItn
redlt germ geieben, motte a6er Bic Oaz
mails erIt fiinf5ebniG9rige grin5effn in
teiner Meiie besiufluFen. Se6enfaus
nd6erte iid ber 8eiu6 ots @roBTirfen
leinem @n6t, obue baB bieier ben Mltt
Tano, iif Der prin3efftn. bic ebenIo lieb=
rei3eno ME Hug mar. 5u trtldren.
Sci Der abi4ieostafet 6atte man bic
beioen ne6eHeinanber geIeBt. Der @roBs
fiirIt, 6eite duifaleub itiQ, Iaote batln
ploBli9 ulDermittett 81 Ieincr SiT4s
bame: SD reiie mprgen."
Die ptin3elfin entgeguett ber6in6li6:
pGs tDirb uns alien ber3ti9 leio tur,
baB Sic uns berla6en. &anu S6re abs
reife niat aufgei6oben tperbtn?"
s8as 6dngt bon sS6nen ait"
limb mas bate i6 babel git tun2"
9Sie miiieu meme 8ershrung ni6t
5uriidipeiien."
e9ds lit ales?"
ggein, Sic miiBteu mid aud ermutis
gen."
n0as 1T iaon i6tperer."
aa4, Prin3eliin, ih babe SIRE Gtis
gungen, SIREN Gbarafter 1ubiert, tt
Roffe beTiutmt. sic elidIi9 8u MAIDEN
n4n offener 9afel IGBt fi6 bieIer Sc
s%enitdnb ianer beipre6eu."
o09, as bfbarf teiner Reoen ~ MIR
Elm PfunO S6rsr 9eIgung. Der feiue
Ring an Sbrer Saao = fein 8eFb
niirbe nib gliidli4 MAIDEN. Gebea
Gle mir benitlben."
r9ter Dor aqer 4ugen2"
sSriiden Sic ben aing in Elm Stids
den Brit ano Iegen sic ibn neben S,6s
rem 8easr, i9 uebn1e ben 9ulismau
bdnn an MIDI
rs tpirb niGt geben."
sBerludtn Sic es troBbem - i5
Bite Sie is6r!'
Die PrinaefIin fam ld6elnb fciner
Bite mad. Ser @roBfiirIt na6m ben
i6mdlen Rsif an ftdl unb am nd6ien
3ase tDurbe bic @erlobung ber6fients
liht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13

fbt. llnb aud bus gu6lifum auf bieIen
Pldbtn tit ni6t ID i6ledt mie man
oentt, oenu oft idon traf ih einen feis
nen MluiitteuHer bier unttr ben 3uz
borern, benn in ben obcren adnqen bcs
9duIe5 %pereinigen ii6 ale MuTitinfrus
mente bts Srdeftcrs meiit befer 3u
einem Observation-Disclosures @dn5en,
ioodB bic Discriminating p%un6erbpa lit,
ndbreuo man i'm Burierre Dft enfDtber
ben eiHen Sell ober ben an6eren btr
WluiitinitrumcHte beruu8b6rt.
Sudt eilre 8erguiguugcn utiF 6en
fpeni9er ieuren Begen, bic Der geI0s
beutel ertragen lam, unb Gin ieber niro
genus filr iia felbit berdusbetommca,
um oa5 Seben ihtersHdat unb aud
lebensmert erl9eineu at laFcH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13
ltie oodj bic Belt Oereebt!

9ns 1T po6l cine Der 6duIiqittn
aldgtR, bic mir i'm %Santiliens mb
8etanntentreis ptruebmtn. ltno eiuc
Sldge Ooer minoeitens Elm gebanern
i4litBt Der 2lusruf bod fraglos in f6,
penigten5 i'm aIgemeineh Dem iper
oas i4nele 8abini6pinben Der 3eit
aus irgeuo einem @rlmoe NIT ~freubi9en
@efiblen begriiBt, ober iper inn audi
MIR mebr cher tpeHigtr gleifqiltiq
gegenitbtrItebt, Der lpirb ienen ge6anten
tabu begen, i9m ba9er aud ni6i Nus
braG berlei6eH.
Die 4euBerung font ms, nenn mir
bon beIOnoereu @eIsgenbeifen ME defts
tagen, Gerien, Geiien un6 beraleider
dngenebmen %Abtpetslunqen bon turaer
Ober beItimmter 9auer a6Ie6en, i'm aIls
aemeinen meiit nur aus Dem W2unOe
diterer perIonen elttgsgsn. llno in oer
Eat - ba6eR mir ntdt alt audi feIbf
6as @efiibl. als ob Der 53eit nit febem
Sabre cue 5liigel pii6ien, fte INNER
eileRber entflpbe2 9obei piFen mir bod,
oaB uniere GrOe ii6 beute nit nut
genau Der glei9eu 9e16pinbigteit UNI
thre aaie brebt unb ibre pprgeidriebene
9abn ipdnoeIt mic CUR 3eit uniuer
ainb6eit!
8eldes ino dtio tpo6l bic urfa6en
bdfiir, odB uns nit SuHcbmenoen Scabs
rem bic 3eit INNER I@neasr 81 enteiIcn
fdeint?
Bie idon bic drageteIlun9 anbeatet,
tommen i9rer 3~lpeiItlos mebrere in Be
trd4t. Dos Sinh uab bic Suaenb, bic
has Geben dor li6 ba6ena unb BON
inn bic grfiiaung i6rer 9rdums en-
tpdrtsn, le6cn NIT i9ren @eoanten mebr
oser tueniger in Der Submit. 9as 9inb
lam bic 3eit nidt eripdrten, bis es aur
0huls fommt. ST bieies erne 3ief er2
reint Der 8eiJ Der Qeu6eit berflpoen.
10 FELT ii6 tpo9l bnlo bic Se6nfuft elm,
oteier Sdule erlt nisber enttuad1en AL
ieiH lpts Der 8unl4, erit ,qroB@ an
ietu, loobl in ben meiiten 9in6tr6er7tn
etnen bteiten Baum einHimult. Gad bar
GhuI5ett tritt bdun BAG Streben naf
elmer 5uidgtnben unO geii6erten 2ebengs
fttlung nit ben bier3u n5tiqtn 9orbe=
.rtttnngen in feline as6te; banH erfpddt
alimdbli4 bag @erIaHgsn, Gin eigenes
gu %griinben.
Sur cine gang tur5e Spdnne 3eit, -
odnn iommeH 70 gang aama6lid bic
bd uns beipnBt pirb, pie ,aIt"
mir i'm @runbe aeuomncu bod ifon
limb. mas mir bertits erie6t nn6
osrloren 1aben, ipis nett mir ifon aus
radbenteu toHuen. 1lnb nun oepahreu
sum eriten Muls unb nit Ieiffm
sg8ie ihnel bod bic Set
un6 baden mir bitit Gnloeduuq crit
semo6t. 70 gsbt ss uns NIT i6r
Ienau 70, ME nit man6er anberen. lie
rift iHs INNER hduTigsr unb Idon
.urh bic @~isberholung dnffantnofr
IS bmmen lanaIam bic
pa mir Ear ms lebR ptni9 !
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l0riblid)t Dienfpai6t.

8as tiefIte Geburn Der beutIhen
5raueHipelt ge6t Jet oaBin, 6inter ben
IN Deer unb Marine fiir ods guterlano
tati9en Mdnuern nidt 3uriid3u6li6en.
Die 6ingabe oer beutI6en syroleR in
arbeit uHb SpIera fir bic arieger i'm
Jeloe uno bic gerlpunbeten lit ii6er alIes
eob erbaben. Qber bas qeniigt ben
oettlden 6rauen ieI6er niht; Ie ers
tennen, oaB linen i'm @roBen bic ulz
perionlt6e, ia4lide @inorbnunq In bds
9anje nod feblt, unb empfinoen es
iamer5li4. DaB troB aler 4ufforoeruns
gen Der 8eb0roen tlno Der greiie, BEN
en8liI9en @us6ungtrungsplan bur6
S~poriamteit in Der @irtIhdftsfiibrung
5uidanoen 81 MAIDEN, f4lieBIi9 bod bic
bt9or0li4e 8eIdlagnd6me pes 8rots
getreibes CUR Siderung Der Bolts
ernd5ruug notpenbig %getuorben 1T. 9as
1T unIern bentenben 5rutlen Elm 8eDeis
fir ben groBen Sdaoen, ben bic Sc
idmtAeit odbur4 erleibef. bab in Der Gts
3iebung unIertr 5rduentuelt elm 8eqens
itiid gu Der groBartigen 8oltser3ie6ungss
dnitalt nod fe6lt, bic unIere 6eutI6en
Wtdnner am 9teresbitnt 6eitbcn.
Saon felt me6r als 100 5a6ren lit
bon ben berH9ieoeniten Geiten INNER
tuieber Elm 0ffentIides 5rduen6ieufidbr
borgeI4laaen porben. uno meniQItens in
Der ardntenpTeqe lit elm Treiniaiqes
8ieniiabr fir 866ter gebiloeter Gtanbe
bereits felt 20 Sa6ren berntrnidt.
aber bic iebige glotlaee 3cigt beutlih,
odB bei etnem Grauenbiena fiir bdg
Offentli9e 8obt auber Der Gr3ie6una
sum 9%emeinIinn unb CUR freubigen Sins
qa6c an bas @dn5e bic Gorae fit bic
9oIt5ernd6rung in ben g1ittelpuntt bes
otfentli4eH 5rauenbienites treten NUT,
uno tie beiueiit 5uglei6, 6dB bic Bis
bergen prdttiiden WaBnd6men 3ur
io5ldlen @r3ieBung nno uirtIddftlihen
Qitsbilbung Ocr peiblinen Sugcn6 Der
b0heren Stdnbe nidt entfernt ausrei6en,
bah bielnehr ods bis6er bereinset burds
atfdbrte freitpiQiae 9ienftia6r fir
6rauen Der ae6ilOcten Gtdnbe cine Bic
Stdnoesunteri6iebe ii6erbriidenbe. bic
aeiamie tpeibIide Suqenb umfaFenbe
Dienltpflidf iperoen muR. 0ie Dor
bunbert Sa6ren Der bas @dttrIanb Be-
oroAenbe @affentrieq bic aIdemtine
8ienitpfli4t Der mdnuer ocTdaffen bat.
10 forbert Der q~sgsnnGttiqe Qug6uns
aerunastrieg gebitieriid bic aIloemeine
Dienltpfiht Der 5rduen.
Su grtenninis Der 9~ofpehbiofeit
beteiliater 9eb0r6en raid burbFi6rs
bare @orihliae 2ur qeTsbliden Gins
tilrung Der Dtcnitpflf6t Der peibti6tu
Suaenb 81 untsrbreiten, erlieb bie
llatbiIbc Simmer Gtiffunq e. g. in
Berlin ehIen6orf Curator: grofeFor
DR.. 3immer. baTfI6i) bic felt ibrer
.seariinolnq ben @e6dnten eines Nrdnens
burh 8ort unb Eat (9Shters
leilfle unb Standardization, Srauens
tsnitn9rber6anb unb S6neaernfhoft
5rduenbisnD berirsftn Bat
IN Decentralization i6er bic Hraoe:
VIE 1T cine BEN S~eerssbienH Ser
lt1nnsr mliprshtnbs 5ffenilife 9itnfs
llidt 6tr ptitli4su Suasnb ein8us
iHtgn2"
Sn Der 9edr6siiunq 6isfer Qreisfrade
OUT moQlifi bic in 8rofhdren uno
ettffrtftsanffdben wrftrtufe qitcrdfar
suubt bfrsits hurfdcfihrte @frIuhe
" @erpjrtliduHq 6es 5ranmbienfs
l1rss bta4ftt unb biz @~ruaolaos fir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13

Der fcscnsreide einftuB, BEN Die
Deaii9en in ben bon i6nen beIebten
@sbleten QoIens ausiiben, ma4t fi9 Be-
e baOur6 bemsrtbar, baB bas Sc
At, bic %eingeborens Ginpo6nerIdaft
a. cine h1here auIturItufe al brinqen,
bertits dnfdngt, 5rii9te 3u trdaen. 8es
m%eriensiDsrt iinO in biefer Riftuna bic
l%c9tnannten aBilnaer QrbeitsFu6cn4 AT
oeren 9efud iunge Burden unb Mdoz
d1sn aug nett e%ntIegenen Seilen gplens
Idn Milad tommen, Inn bort unter
taftlaeiggr beutf6sr Giibruug in ber
tuHitlsrif4en SoI3bedrbeitung unteripies
leH 81 luerbsn. Der ru6rigen qeitunq
Dfr arbeitsitaben lit Is unter Mttbilfe
bon beatf6tn 3eidnern %geIlngen, Der
WilHder 8tbolterung elm neues 9etdtis
~9unQsfsIO 5u erI6lieBen, bas Dem