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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
Aits GrciobtoiI, 2icbr.

IS ididt ser Go0 nidt inluer
8oten, er fomnt oft 1tlt~ailgemeloet
Der 8oo iGeint iid in letter ISOLDE
Creighton ais 9eutefelo auscrie6el
'5u baberL 0em CT regt Iid bier in or.
idredenoer 8eiie. 3uerIt Itorb Grall
Sale, crit 8luan3ig Sabre aIt, nod
fllr3en araHfenIager: ebenio 9err
s. Sitter in gdiil 0tiQ5; &oitor
@inget lcitete bic 8eer0igitng. qbpr
mie Elm rotor 6o0en trof oen Qelit.
ideH @erein Die Sd)redenstua0e,
Dab Elm treues Mitglieo ntieres
0ereiil8 gor3 ploblid port Io0e e.
Gilt mrroe. SER &id)oro gallDeg
fant Sonnto9 borulittng aus Der
Stride gan5 moblgemut uu0 itilr5te
tot auf Der StroBe aflt Ser8idloa
nieoer. Serr 8aIllpeg mar Elm Bio.
nier bon aror @oltntn iinller blt-
Iitorboll 1ufgelegt mo oesbalb I'M
gan5en Golintp geadJtet mo gelic6t.
ST mar Elm br1bes un0 treues Wtit.
glieo oes 8eutiden Gereins mis- BAT,
te imitler cine offene 1lno freigebige
9an0 fiir Die 2eioen ieiner Mittnen.
ideu rulO ipe5iel tHr OnS 9iote
nnO Die it6iriidleli @efange-
nen. Mogc ibn Die Groe Iei6t ieiul
@crr 9ottor Campbell, Delf,er
80 Sabre broftiiiert BAT uno elmer
Der olt ang%eieiienen Ginmo6ner ION
CREIGHTON, itarb ploblid in Omaha.
Sic 2eide wuroe ont 9onnerstoq
mad bier gei6idt I'M inter Ser Sci
tiing Der 5reimntrer begra6eu slt
luer0en. Us ut0geil nod bieIe BIN.
0a Die 4ranfbeitsfdQe iin
nod iutnler me9ren.
gm Sorntag, oen is. 6e6rltar,
Die regelmdBi9e &eriomnl-
lung 0e5 4eutiden 8ereinS Itdtt,
mo GraiiOeut 5dJmor3 milnidt In
tritiiden 3eit cine rege getei.
Der @titglieoer. Qrd ofle
b%eionoere aufforoerlrng io0te je0es
fi9 beteiliger. IS lit elm
8flidt, aud bon 0enerL 0ie
8eitrag ld)on entrihtet baben.
9rofeIior 8all.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
1lils mapnc, heb,

Wlittipod a9itteg INN eir llbr
ipiiroen in Der Oeittid lutberiiAeu
Stride in Carroll @omorO Sofaulp,
Sobit bon Serrn un0 6rou s. S.
Sofomp bon &eloen mo SRI autbe.
rine BOD, Lo1ter oes gDepanres
@enrD Bod bon Carroll, bon Serrn
Goitor u. Sereres iilr oos 2ebell
nerbiItocn. 0as jiinge 4oar itnter-
nabm Johann gleid cine Sod5eit8-
reife nod DEM liioliden mo 0itliden
Seil oes Stnates SIT &erlpunoten
uBo miro iid mad Dem 4. Mdr5
nif ibrer 6orn bel GanOolpb nieOer,
lniien.
Bel Der etwa 5lpei Dietlen flo.
lid bon bier iUobnenoen 5omilie 8.
6. &rnebeI itellte li6 nul Miittipodl
0er Stord) NIT einem S0bnden Gin.
Sm Seim ion Serrn r1lO 6rnl
Sobn SliebL 7 Meilen iiio0itli6
BON @iniei0e ianb am Mlittipod Die
Srauung Der Tod]ter Gntmo NIT
6reO Sipblep Sobn BON 9errn itltD
Troll s.. q. 5ipbleD bon @isller
ft1tf. @err 8aitor 0toe6ring bon
bier nablne sic feiertihe SanoIung
Dor, an meIder iid eine @odl5eits.
feier int eftgeren 5anilienfreiie an.
idIoB. Die ilingen gbeleltte 6aben
bereit5 ibre nobe &inii0e geIegene
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
1lus fincolis, uebr.

Plus gSaibiu9ton trof oie glad-
ridt eill OoB oos &rie9sontt anpt.
Snmes u, goerington 5uln Snltruf.
teur Der g}e6raSfo W1ili3 ernannt
bot. anpt. @perin9ton befin0et iid
gcgenp1rtig III SID. 8nfota uno
miro ii6 Iofort naG 0ebrasfa bege
ben mo ieine 9ienite 1tnierm @olt
oerneur Nebille sur 8%erfigltng iteI
len. @as iaine belonoere Ailfgabe
in g1ebrasfo iein miro, lit nod nidt
ou9egeben. Se0enfaGs miro er ober
geniig 3t tim boben, lpenn er unierc
Ntili5regimenter altf ibre boLe 5tqr-
fe bringen unO ibre straightforward
erboben ioQ,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
Hadlridbtct ais
BLOOMFIELD!

Gen bier eiilgei6neiten &eiien0ert
mahtet bic 9lopmficloer Den Auf.
ent6alt 10 onaglcDm ais m59lid.
MS enolid ell BUG Die glodaoe
oufhob, qflgeu Die @erreu mr. nit
@ioermillcn bon Der 5toot, bic if
nen 10 piele guimerfiamteiten er.
mielen butte.
Sic nelte g}aittfapeIle bot lid
nuinnebr organiiiert, Or. q. q.
9cters lit @r0iioent; aligitit 9e-
tiers @iSe 8r1noent Geo SOIL, Sr.
Sefretar; auguit Sitter 5dabmei-
tier. 9roieiior Silibef, Dem Die
aapeae in Greigthon ibre GrioIge
ber0anft lit 2citer Ser 8loomiiel-
Der &apelle.
Sobn 9. Menfens mltroe an Z.
6ebruar bier bon @erru 4oitor 81.
lenberg begra6en.
Cine groBe alfreeuug bema6tia.
te iid) Der 2eitte bier, ais Mittpob
~porntittng Die 5elterg(ode eri6oa
ullo iid nit &S~inoesidneIlc Die Iadr
riht ~perbrcitete, Dob bos S6uI6au8
breHte. Gie 6%elterlpebr mar brett
Bel Der 8an0 uir0 l0idte Oos Sen.
er, oos inn Qade in Der I2Ghe zines
idaoDaften gfprnitein$ INT iih
fraB. Gas 5pper hattie total mer.
ben t6nnen lBeun Is nidt redt5eitig
ent0edt noroen mare. Die &inoer
berlteBen oronungsmdBig Die Sdu-
lie mo man fonnte bel oieier @e-
I%e9enbeit mabrne9melt bon mel
denl Segen iriibere lle6unqea nah
Der Hihtlng BIN paren.
An r. 6ebruor tpur0e 5re0
SdmiOt uno Emma GlauBen in Der
lttberii6el 9rlnitas Stride aetrout
6eroinono Braid febrte am Iebten
Giengtog bon Gium geiude Gel lei-
men eltern in 8eit 4oint 5urild.
8rou Otto 8ltrriAter bon Month
cello, Sd. TT bel ibrel1 Gltern mo
8rcunoen bier SIT geiud. Sic Iiebt
lire nelte Seiroi uno miro nob ei.
ilent orcim0dentlihen a~ufent6alt
bier nod @lontiteqo. no i9r @1onn
Gin eintrGglidcs Acknowledgment
beiibt 8uriidfebren.
Sobn S~tefiens mare beinobe eli
mem Der lebteu Sfueeitiirma gum
Gpfer gefollen. @r bate NIT einenl
5reunoe oil 0em 3~ranfenloger 0es
alien gaters 4rieit gemadt un6
ging am nadliten Morgen im bolb
iiaben llbr nab ieinen IN bee giGhe
geIegeneh &eim. Der Sturm ober
tobte 70 geinoltig DEB or ibut Den
g(fen benaAm. 5err Steffens fiel
bin tno ld}rie i'm Silfe. Seine Gli.
fe ober Duroen bon bent imnlcr
modltiaer id~Houbenoen Sturme her
idIuugeli. 9iit ciner lestel arnft-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
Der PilfsfonS!
Ter SentidamerifaniidJc garger.
&erein ppu WeGuDf NIB llm-
segeuO itiftet bic Snm.
me BON 1925.

@}cGoof, gtebr.. 10. 6e6. 1917.
Serrn 8al. &eter,
Smoba Nebr.
8erter Serrl
GinIiegenO iin0eu sic 56ef fir
$46.25 aIs Neitrag sum Deuti1en
uno 0iterreid .ungariiden Roten
&reu5, nod 2l65ug BON $500 mel
dc ih sic cri1ide. ben Sibiriideit
SriegSgcfangcncn Der 3entrolmadte
itbermittelu SIT mollen.
Sm Nouaer nnIcre5 @ereins er.
Jude i'd Sic, oieien fleinen 8ctrne
MIR at ben o6en gendnnten 3pefen
u%cripen0en at molleiL lpenn Die Ser.
9dltniiie e8 erlo1tbeu. Snt Safe
e8 umm0gli6 lit, @eloer all Oas
oeutihe ooer oiterrei6iihe &ote
Greu3 git iibermitteln, eriude ih
Sic Den 8etrdg ull Hnieren &ereirl
5uriid3uienoen. ltriahe 0ieier Bite
lit cine I'M gle6rosfa Stote your1tal
beridItete Re0e oes @errn Or. Se-
ramer. SD boffe. ooB Der 9eridlt
ltart ilbertrieben lit oocr ooB i9nt
Die gauge Reoe mir ongeoidtet miro.
Seine gebolferungsfloiie lit Ionaler
mo treuer oils Ole 8eutidonerifoner
uno e8 lit gornidt notpenoig, 0ieie
Srene NIT ie0em %lttbent5uge at be-
fonen. Menn &err @eramer ober
Die 2(bbredutg Der 8e5iebrngen nit
9eutidlano gltbeiBt, lt1lO I'M Safe
zines nit ol(er @eiuolt OIL 0en @an-.
rem berbei9e3ngGlen ariege8 (5u Dem
3mede UNI Gnelano ST. belfen uno
Deutidlan0 i'll bernidten) Die aftibe
@ilfe Der Galtidameritaner Der
ipridlt, mo iuelln CT ferner 0ie
@eis6eit oe9 3errn 8ilion in Den
preiit 10 id)ieBt CT peit
iibcr oos 3ieE mo fam niht oltf
Die Jolgeidoft OerItanoiger 9ei1ti9-
nnlerifoter rednen.
auf feilren Soil poaen lpir, 0aB
iinier S6erilein III Der i'm Stote
eSollrnol angeoeuteten 8eiie ber-
lpenoet iperoe, toeltl1 oopnit cine sill
fe @n9lanos 6a5tpedt miro, ln0 bo-
her obige Bite welhc sic ms ni6t
libel Hcgmen lpoleil.
5erner einliegeto 2iite Ser Sc
Der, melden beriprohen mur0e, Dob
oieielbe in Der IGgliden Iribiinc
oeroffentlidt miro. 3arf i'd Sic
lin oieie @ciGGigfeit eritden?
gtit Geutihem @ritB
Gbns. Gfnl(a.
9ohitphp1S sic 9f1lnpn Arr Wp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
Geilerei suiidcn Geietse6ern.

Sincoln, Is. Sch s5n Der Dor.
bale oes Sincota 9oteIs fan eS &C.
tern 5niiden Den beioen &%epraicn.
tanten Sens SEMEN BON 0nlu9a unO
Grnpble bon sberntan GIL EGtlidl.
feiten. Ger gritere beifnlOiQte
GrumbIe, ein @erf5eug Der aorpo-
ration 81 iein, poroitf i'm oie1er
prompt einm 5atitIdlag berIebte.
9dtr Dem 8a3plihentreten anoerer
1T es SIT Oer0anfen, ooB lid niHt
Elm regelredlter 6auitfampf 5piifen
bieien beiocn &olfsbertreteru entpi.
deIte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
1lus mcit Point

Ger Sto0trat bat BET lciner tiir8-
liden &criaWmllmg Ole eriten
Sdlritte 8llr grridtnng elmer neuert
Manipulation un0 9eoiirfnisanitalt
a-~~.4ga,,
tlBIlIttlt-
Sn @eim 0es bel Bancroft uob
nenoen Gus, Miiette iono ON leBten
Montag cine 0oppelfeier ltott. 9a8
Gbepoar feierte ndmlid ieiue iilberne
Sodl3eit mo alcidBeitig Serrn Mie(.
fcs 6eburtstag. 6reunoe oes 2yit-
belSpaares ii6erroiAten 0osieI6e aus
0ieiem AnlaB unO man nerlebte elm
paar bofit genuBreiGe uno gemiit
lihe Stunoen.
& 6 Glinft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
mi0tiec uctis!

9}on idide t0c in SLIDER ooer
8riefmarfet fir iuieren llelten
5riibiabr- uno Sonmer- aataloq, ser
iiber $50 9(~b6iloungen enfbGlt fir
6rauen, jnrge 0tdoden ltno ain0er
nebit einem e~ingebenoen un0 er.
florert0en g(rtifeI iber oos a(ei0er-
maden olid ellige @infe fir 5tide
gum gldbcn iino entboltell. go STU.
itrationen) Qlc bon groBena 8ert.
YreiS 10c.
Saolidc Snta6a Sribine,
8ottern Dept,
1911 SowarS Str omaha, 3cbr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
eanoidnnedrer.a unuentiOn.

NincoIt l8. 6gb. 9ie 0ebrer
ODER meiit 2ebrerinnen bolter BON
%. bis q. 6ebrllor bier ibre Ga.
tinnolfonbention al. IS meroen be-
oeiItcnoe 8ofleute ans alien Gcilen
oes StoateS eynortct, I'M &cocn al
balten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13

Gamer ~ltnterblllie int Sci.
mono StiI.-S6nittumliter in 8
.@roben: alcin, mittelgroB ullo groB.
ia 9oro 3G 50ll. Wotcrinf fir
@iittelgroBe benosiet. 8reis 10c.
1868 0}Goden alei0. -Sdnitt-
mtiter in 8 @r6bcn: 4. 6, s, 10 uno
10 So6ren. 3as gnro "A 30a. DO.
terioI fir ~6iabrige @roBe ben0tigt
Yreis f0c.
idn6oaSitattuu -
Sdnittmdter in 3 @r0Ben: Sir
Srlllei @ta06en ulo ain0er. 9reis
10c.
t95S-@tGoden gria5eB &leio.-
ShnittmuIter III 4 @ra6en: a. g..
s mo 10 Sobreu. 21h goro Al
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13

@err bon &egern mar aud III
Omaha befarnt ruo geiddbt. Bum
leBtenmal mcilte er bier I'M leBteil
Script als Girigent elmer Gperetten.
trtppe, Die cine ISOLDE lang I'M Or
pbeitm onftrot. Canals muroe er
0urh ieinen aollegen rH0 SitgenOs
freuno, Serrn III. gillo. gfeele INIT
5oblreiden Qeutid)eli rnierer Staot
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13

bereits mr5ingelten ans Dem Sen.
gter, iturb ieOo6. eDe SiIfe cintrof
Isle oos Seitcr entitono lit ell.
&dtiel. Ger alf 10 idredlide Sci.
ie INNS 2eben @efonmene biliterl1Bt
feline @itue itno oret ainOer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
ge6enO;a b%er6rannt.

Saitiugs. IL. Sch, Ser al.
jdbrige @iaiom 8nrnep pelder i'm
qlaidiuen6auS ais @ddter angc.
itellt mar iauo geitern uadnlittae
tn ieitelH Sdushen nobe Stroller,
aIs oasiel6e ub6rmnte, Den Goo.
Or iproug ols Die 6lamleu i'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
Slnf ciucr Ncntiden 6Od5cit in
North SreudD, GtDe Gunntl,
lucrScn $500 gciammclt.

spracuie, @c6r., 0. 6eb. 1917.
Smnba Sribinc,
Omobo, giebr.
Bite iinoen Sic ei~nliegenO 0roit
iHr $27.00 ftr naS 3ote 9reui.
@eiammelt aslf Der @od3eit @ltoo-
gel 5tltbbeaotd. gtoro 8rand.
Carl aniete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13

86G, Bacterial fir 6-iG6rige @r0be
benoti9t. 8rcis Zoe.
1896 5rauen SousfIej0.
Shuittmuiter IN 6 @roBen. 81. sc,
80, 40. AZ utb Al 3oa 9Hitenuei-
te. 6 Yor0 "A sou. Mutcriol fir
36 $50. @roBe ben6tigt. Ser Rod
lit ON untereit @uoe nngefdbr 3
9aro mcit. 8reis 10e.
1960-alcio fir gamen unb
M0o6eu.- * duittnuitcr III 4 @r6-
zen: Ia, 16, IS mlo 20 Sabren.
~ 9ar6 Al 86a. @aterial fiir
1%S-iGbrige @r0Be beftotiet. Ter
&od lit ont mtcren @roe ungefabr
21s gaF0 wcit. Qreig 10c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13

Nlit 0en &rngernotliigen ifl0 bic
@liierten Jet bet Der Girfai otige,
.langt. &un tommt lloN 8ulgnrien
an Oie &eibe, Oann lit uiid Dieies
&opitel nieoer einiun( crleoiat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13

1950-1959- 0amcn aoItiint
9nmen 8luie.-1950 Sd%nittnuiter
III z @roBen: 81 36, SO, 40, AZ.
"A mo 46 3ad giitenDeitc. %
menrod. 59 Shnittmuile
IN Z @r9 2, 81. 26, 28, Sc
80 un1 I Saillenpcite. 5zs
Yoro AZ 5oll. Material filr Sc s0a.
@roBe ben0tigt, Ser Rod If om tin-
terei Gn0e llnqefdbr 31s Wnr0
mcit. 3pei ecridieoeac @luitcr. 10c
0os Stiid Sir beioe 20c.
t972-Mtaodentleio. ~ Gdnitt.
mliter in 3 9roBen: ~, RI un0 Is
$abren. 4$4 9aro "A SD. Materi-
al fir ~14.jdbrige @roBe benotiat
8reis 10c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13

&oibinatou 16offt. ooB Sopon fei.
nell 8rotpit aeeen Dos @inpaAoe.
rliiasqeiet erseben nirO. Mon bofft,
mas man nlluldt, uro sSopnll
TN iebr ielieiL lpns sirtnn" miniat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13

bcfonut. Die nit aufridtigem 8p0aii.
ern Die Nddridt bon ieitetn $ill.
iheioeu bernebmell lDeroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13

6hiHiH, Belmss ben aUpf ninf a~narstit.
sd nqaratipc Srpmp Entnins" iidfff nno
abfihrt. fam e. soi 1encrniaHH qeHeunnfn
turracn. G madi mint uerb14s nr0 perurfnnf
e. SomieH IN hen ghreu. 0s aiht nur Elm
: Rrrnfr Sainine" Sic u~Hieumriil BON s
9. Crcrf cut ieoer S8a6tcl. 25c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
Saot ncruSic
CcMtc icntcn
AMsIaocn lcicn!
giclc ecntc cr5GBlcn bcreitmilisit
BON ibrcn, Onrf GaOOmene
tablets erluirfteR
Scilnngcu.
9aiertgenis isniationeae ratfadeni

Gin bon g6elmaiisauis ecnefenSer f6rcibt;
g1einc eerren; eeeten septem6st er.
frantic tn hddh g~lHsidac Der aer8ic an
nloelideH Observation-Disclosures 8l fnriea
tsft, aheF crfaigipe 5n 61f eiftt G1ft3E
All Bate. Der Hin iudbreno 0es anH5en 9ins
irrs hebnnoeite: n1i1Hga Anni fottte ID eIDs
iHh einigtrmnseH HerulH htftpeE1. 3u hies
icr gcif fab ih bic gtu5cige Der Gdopmene
Lnelefs i'm @pitot Globe. Die bartn beidlries
neH eeioe1 nedteu It'd genait nit ben Hfeinelt
10 entfGloB inlm, etleit 8ertllcb 81 nlQdben.
SIR cine Wcde lnltg iiaBiH Id eti1 @1bpuleHe
Label itaCh ieher DlnhI8eit itito tleire QilheEe
gie0t5itL onrnnm rabnt id nttr non bic
Iabgettet iflb beufe bin ib qefHnn. 80 bin
JEST bel Der fehiiea 1lbe. geuie bGlten mib
HebiHc. bah I'D 70 att aisie9e. agnhomeHe'
i'll iHeiHf 9lntDorf, 3cet Hcbnel bereitS meb,
rere Nfllte tl 3ceobdm seaoomene4 nit sr1B'
so6adtuaasboa
4eter aruui6er,
500 eIa9lauo aIoe, GeeebamI @la1.
~ cftober 1916.
sserier 9err: 9in iesi bel osr bicriet Shad.
I'll Gpoometle Decentralization uun bin nit
sritieihcu fehr sufricoeg, lhp, Geduhterb,
8. ~. Cain, y. , 9or 3s ailaHia. ga.
6esenber 1915.
Bee6fier eerr. Gebranl1te 6creits mebrere
Sdhadutcln sShEer Gdbgn1eHe Inblelten muD
fENHlWE aUite24 Hll4dNIEbtE3b GUS 4Ht4 DteletbfW
arnse 0ierife %leiiteten, Sbre elnaeiac in lfs
icret 3eiiIH9 ift iebf GIT, ifitp. @rgc6enit,
5ruHt Z. gilrpbh,
1892 Joier Ctr, Rittsburg. "a.
a'otigs 1dufenoe fauoen bcreits sciIira
hnrm @dpotteHe 5dbietteH. ilact6em ale ans
eeren gGitiei bcrfagteH. EtcfeIbel mnr6et
nab 6eBi giesegt eines SpesinfifieH fir nerb6ss
frnnfe d~2etinneii berneitetit I'M Die 6eriteaer
anraAiiret ieoes 8afet dls mathematician
seef rctonrnieren @eio. on alien glpot0efen
seffnnit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
Neffr Hfnui6er,
$50 Aiallan6 Nne.. Meeaham. mlal.

- Cftoher 1916.
9setier 9err:-9in iebt BEL osr bierien shads
I'll Ga0oHieue GerpeHsIa bletien I'M bin nit
srufeihen fehE 8ufrtcoei, itfp. Geduhteno,
8. ~ Gain, d, , Aor 30 gltlaHia, ga.
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where the chld's new mother heard another mothers
plea and answered it,
That was all two or three weeks ago The little chap
went to his new home but things didn't fit lie was
afraid of the boys because they played roughly His
big brother thought he sissy and he cried every
night for the dear hands that had tucked him in
And then the woman who yearned and hoped and
waited for five years, began to know what real mother
love was like 1t was love that was strong enough
to renqush well to hold fast And she is send
ing him back
81 didn't mean to make mistake" she said with
tears in her eyes, 81 only knew he my little son,
the dear child had brought into the world, and
wanted him. But she added never thought
what it would mean
When she found out, she taught those mothers who
consume with their love, large lesson.
Mother love is very wonderful thing.
great many beautiful things have been written
about it, and great many beautiful and heroic
deeds have been done because of it. But only a
few people are honest enough to admit that 1t
can sometimes serve as a cloak for supreme sell
fishness. 1t can be a love that wants to possess
and dominate the thing it loves.
There are women who love their sons too much
to think of their marrying and who love their
daughters much that they cannot allow them
the ordinary freedom of life, which is the rghtful
heritage of any adult individual.
And yet these very mothers boast about how they
would sacrifice everything for the children they live.
They everything but the willingness to effacs
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INTERNED GERMANS MAKING TOYS
Times Writer Sees Sailors From Teuton Ships In Pen

as If they were still on shipboard.
A big bell calls hem to dine and
to drill just as 1t did on the high
seas.
A big bulletin board tells the
news Of the day.
Commander Thierfelder's word
Is absolute law.
The enemy is an immaculate
chap even when isolated as pris-
oner of war.
He dotes on pets and whites
dolls and miniature submarines
and sometimes he sings.
Fritz wants to learn to play
baseball.
He's soon to be put to garden
ing to raise his own food.
He salutes Old Glory when he
happens to be out of doors at "re-
treat" but generally manages to
find business indoors about time
for the sunset gun.
When the Seventeenth Req
ment's band gives a concert Fritz
crowds against the barbed wire
enclosure and applauds everything
except Dixie"
The first day he reached Fort
Mcpherson, he refused to make
any promises not to try to escape.
He's soldier of the kaiser
through and through. "a hours a
day. but he's wise enough always
to remember the dead line Uncle
Sans boys have drawn for him.
1t is hard to get to the camp.
There is much red tape. Uncle
Sam is taking no chances on a
spy slipping into the barracks.
Barbed wire is feet high
and studded with electric
lights, a pace inside this an
other strand of wire, about
the height of mans knee.
This, said the soldiers,
marked the dead line. Should
Fritz raise foot over this
wire he would learn how we'll
the boys of the Seventeenth
can shoot.
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BY A TINES CORRESPOND

BY A TIMES CORRESPOND
ENT.
FORT MCPHERSON, Ga,
May 6.-I came to 1T. Nc
Pherson, where sailors taken
from German informed vessels
are being held, to see the
enemy in his pen.
saw him-thrOugh strands
of barbed wire.
Beyond that he would not be
seen and sent word verbally, also
via pen, ink and paper, that no
matter how much readers of
The Times wanted to know how
he spends his hours, it was none
of their derned business, or words
to that effect.
After considerable scouting, /
saw Fritz through the eyes of a
man who has studied him in his
dry land ship and learned that:
The All officers and men have
dubbed their camp the Kronprinz
Wilhelm.
Daily routine is observed just
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The coming of Daddy Long
Legs Monday night has been
awaited with interest. The story
of the quaint little founding
drudge who is taken from her asy-
lum home and given real
chance in a beautiful new world
has In 1t an indescribable charm.
Little Judy has sentiment,
humor and a head full of romance
and in her fondest dreams she had
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Here and Elsewhere

speak Sunday at in the Slar
vonian hall in Old Town.
Lawn mowers sharpened and
repaired. We call for and de-
liver. b. Wingard & Son, 1122
Commerce. Main 1851. adv.
Byron Daniels, 81, cmploye OF
Wheeler Osgood's, was seriously
injured Friday afternoon when he
was caught under a falling pile
Of lumber.
Walter Berg Staty. Co., SOC
Bernice Bldg. Main 2237. advs
A sack of flour, sugar, coffee
and four quarts OF liquor were
stolen Friday night from the
home of Mrs. Pat Ward, 6S ST
Paul avenue.
DR.. Cozza, dentist, POI Provi.
dent. advs
steamer Kilburn was fined So III
the police court Friday in Ports
land for having quart of beer on
his hip. Six water bags filled
with liquor were found on the
hip.
The second half of the stercop-
ticon lecture, "Dr. West in Mal-
aysia," will be given in the Bis
marck church Sunday evening.
DIR. Landcn, superintendent Of
the Seattle district, will address
the Methodist Preachers union at
its meeting at Bethany Methodist
church next Monday morning a
1920.
Born to--Mr. and Mrs. Maur-
ict NJ. Dodge, 1864 So. 54th st.,
April 10, boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Carlson, Tacoma General hospi-
tai, May /, boy; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Greer, 4507 So. Sheridan
ave., April 30, boy; Mr.. aud Mr.
JUN AnuCibon, ldcoind ocuoAak
hospital, April 80, girl; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin symptom, 407 So. 18th
ST., April 25, boy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Steinhoff, 1907 Commerce
ST., April 81, girl: Mr.. and Mr..
Peter Todaro, $40 So. 18th st..
April 10, boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
rad Miller, 1927 So. Sheridan
ave., April 20, boy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dykeman, 4603 No. 27th
St, April 20, boy; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Riplinger, $3.50 Yakima av,
March 6, girl; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam Thant, 2117 So. Ainsworth
ave., April 81, girl; Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent Riconoscinto, 1903 Sc.
Sheridan ave.. April 20. girl: Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Gallager. 4013
So. e st. April 80, girl; Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. Lee, 612 So. Fife
ST., April 20, girl; Mr.. and Mn.
Edwin Nelson. 3712 SO. d, May
2, boy; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Coombs, 1014 So. 18th st.. April
80, boy.
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BABY WEEK LECTURES

Contagious subject a lecture
j
Supply Friday
Week lectures
DR.. r. s. Miles spoke Care of Child From to Years
follows: 2:3O m, of
Chid Teeth DR. H. j. RAWLINGS Care of Chds Eyes and Ears
D. Davies; $50
tuberculosis superntend
View anatoum; Importance of Adequate Health
j.
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never imagined herself in the stu
alton in which she found herself
when an unknown friend sent her
to college, with money, new
friends and a carefully hidden
past. This Is the start of a story
which teens with fun and senti-
ment. The play was one of the
big successes Of the present Lon
don season where it is being pre-
scented this year at the duke of
York's theater.
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1000 SING FOR E.. A. B.

More than 1000 people packed the Amoy Friday night at the
big wartime patriotic sing given under the direction of w
Alexander Ball Two of the high school girls Eeca Havel and
Emily Swensen, carried individual singing honors.
Emily with touching
Mother Mine Eecta Iavel We'll Never Let the
Fall" school children
several selections.
the fund of the six military units of Tacoma.
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That is what New York woman
said, after she had searched for years,
to find the little son, she had given
away in an hour of desperation. 1t was
five years ago and she had come to the
end of her resources. Her tiny baby
had to live. She couldn't take care Oh
him and work too-and so she shut her
eyes, and put him il> 9 founding home,
Then gradually she got on her feet.
And so there began the long search, that
finally ended i'm New York court room,
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WAR CARNIVALPLANNED

The Tacoma Rotary club plan big benefit carnival for
delegates the club who
carnival a profit $4,000 is
expected George club.