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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-08
Now Is the Time
New York, Jan. 8, 1917.
.ditor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune. 81,
Sir: The prospects of possible peace sh0''u
cause the people Of this country to TINS :.
to what conditions are TO exist in the EVEN
that the war does terminate. As It is now ~
one knows, and therefore cannot say ol' ''
is obvious that the present prosperity VIII Dc
reduced.
The majority Of the people expressed 'he',
wishes in November as TO who they wantt'
to guide this nation for four years more ea'
did they all really consider the condition ini'
country is bound to be in when the war enc,
and the necessity for protection comes ah'
the need is felt for the best brains 70 MAJ.
age our affairs Perhaps we did owe AL
Wilson a debt Of gratitude for having sel
US out Of war, but who couldn't do that d
we kept backing out whenever We saw 81!
thing resembling war? However eyentua'
there may come a Showdown and the'
what?
To-day II there was a terrible crisis 20
confront as and it became necessary ms.
We have leader who is a leader IN even
sense Of the word, one who has the courss
of his convictions, is there any doubt IN y,
minds OF those who have the interest," O.
this country sincerely at heart IS 70 where
we would go to get that leader? This eoul
try should be proud to have as los create
citizen a man like Theodore Roosevelt, wy.
ever since entering public life. has ious-
tor the people and would do 1t IN the f1to',
even to the extent Of giving his life, X ne'
essary.
Undoubtedly there are thousands OF me-
in these United States who can honestly $50
that they have been better men due % ~
wonderful example set by Mr.. Roosevelt. ~.
has done much for this country more 'a'.
many Of Us realize, and u is time tha' W"
became aware OF the debt We owe hi7 Of.
endeavored to repay it before DC is too i'.'
The following of preeedents rs Obsolete pr
inefficient. and the time has come Ton -.
good Americans with the spirit OF pstflo''-
IN their veins 10 get together and once "..
place a, our head in 1920 the man who pr
lisves in the square deal for al -fheodei'
Roosevelt. ARTHUR b. kELLbl'
New York. Jan. 3, 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-08
Our Ruler, Right or Wrong
he Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The lrlDune.
Sir: Under ordinary circumstances
would not reply to the letter of Mr.. Charles
C. Keutgen, which appeared IN The Tribune
this morning, as it is usually mistake TO
enter into controversy with the kind OF man
who rs personal and abusive in his remarks
about another man simply because the other
man does not agree with him; but as Mr.
KeutCen is evidently trying 10 create a false
impression regarding my sentiments, and
may succeed with some people who have no,
read my letter in The Tribune Of December
80. make an exception in this case.
There was not one word In my letter OF
either criticism or disapproyal Of the people
Of the United States; any criticism in the
letter. implied or otherwise, was Of tho ac-
tions Of the President. Mr.. Keutgen's fail
ure TO appreciate the difference is an addi-
tional proof. if any were necessary, that one
generation is not "A long enough period in
which TO eradicate the Old World idea Of
not "Our country. right or wrong" but "Our
ruler. right or wrong" lf the right that
American citizens have to criticise or dis
agree with their leader existed i'm all the
countries OF Europe the war would undoubt-
eddy never have taken place.
Mr.. Keutgen states that he is a Hun; also
implies that he is an American citizen. Does
ne mean that he is a Hun because he is of
German extraction, or does he mean that he
is Hun because he is an American citizen?
take this opportunity of thanking you
for inserting my previous letter The results
20 date have been very satisfactory. The
large number Of letters OF approval | have
received indicate that there are many people
in this country besides myself Of whom Mr.
Keutgcn does not approve. A. +. CORTIS.
No,- York Ian 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-08

You can purchase merchandise advertised in
THE TRIBUNE with absolute safety-for If
dissatisfaction results in any case THE
TRIBUNE guarantees to pay your money back
upon request. No red tape. No quibhliug. We
make good promptly il the advertiser does not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-08
MONDAY. JANUARY 5. 1917

Owned ara ron,thsd daily by The Tribune Association
New Yo-s oorPorson. Ofdeu Reid. Prcsident g. vernon
Rogers vice PresiGsui. Richard H. waldo. secretary; T.
sver. IfesplrsL Address. Tribune Buldag ~ Nassau
S,ree, New Yosk Tclspbous Bcclnan 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-08

CANADIAN RATES

Entered At ths PostOnos At Now York Second Gas
Nal Mater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-08

SUBSCRIPTION RATrs-By MAJ. To-,ss, raid. cut
s6e a. Greater Nea York.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-07-27
Notice OF Sale Under Ware
hOuseman's Lien

Notice is hereby given that Peninsula
Iron Works has safely kept, stored aud
warehoused at its factory, Alta and Brad,
ford streets, 81. Johns, Portland, Oregon,
35 Oregon Fruit Cleaning and Grading
machines continuously since January
1914, at the request of Oregon Fruit
Cleaner Co., owner or Teputed owner and
lawful possess of said property, That
the Just and reasonable charges for the
storage OF said property from January,
1914, TO April l, 1917, is fl4S6.00, which
SUN, or any part thereof has not been
paid, although payment has often been
demanded OF said owner. That Peninsu-
la Iron Works acquired, and now has, a
warehouseman's lien ON said property
for storing same since January, 1914,
which on April 1, 1917, amounted to
said sum of Sl4S6.0O, and for storage ac-
eruing since April /, 1917, aud it will, on
Saturday, August 4, 1917. at 10 O'Clock
a. In., at its factory, Alta aud Bradford
streets, ST. Johns, Portland, Oregon, sell,
TO the highest bidder for cash, all said
fruit cleaning and grading machines, or
50 many thereof as may be necessary TO
pay storage charges thereon to April'l,
1917, aud will apply the proceeds of
such sale 10 the payment of said storage
charges and the expense of said sale.
Dated July 10, 1917.
PENINSULA IRON WORKS,
Lien Claimant.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-07-27
Notice TO Creditors

In the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County
of Multnomah. In the Matter
of the Estate Of j. II. Fletcher,
deceased: Notice is hereby
given that |. John Hamilton
Fletcher. have been duly APP
pointed executor of the will OF
j. ii. Fletcher. deceased, by
Honorable George Tazwell,
County Judge of Multnomah
County. Oregon. and have
qualified.
All persons having claims
against said decedent. or his
estate. are hereby directed tC
present the same 10 me verified
in the manner required by law,
at the office of George j. Per
kins, lll7 Board of Trade
Building. Portland. Oregon,
within six months from the
date of the first publication OF
this notice..
John Hamilton Fletcher,
Executor,
George j. Perkins.
Attorney for Executor,
Date of first publication july
l3. 1917. Date of last publica,
tion, August. 10. 1917.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-07-27

Howard o. Rogers, Lawyer.
Notary Public. Over Peninsula
Bank; z to 9 L. Nj.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-07-27

.s's tho IsbsI en- y.sr ess.s.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-07-27

At the pace some people pur-
sue happiness it would take
them a hundred years TO get
across their back yard.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-07-27
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear There 10
only one way 20 cure deafness. aud that Is
BY constitutional remedies Deafness Is
caused BY an tnnamcd condition OF the mu-
eous lining OF the Eustachian Tube. when
this tube 10 infiamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. and when W 10
entirely closed, Deafness is the result. and
unless the innamm alton can be taken out
and this tube restored 90 It's normal condi-
ttOn, hearing will De destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by CataTrh.
which 10 nothing but an inhamed condition
OF the mucous surfaces
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness lcaused BY catarrhl that
cannot be cured BY Halrs Catarrh Cure.
send for circulars. free.
y J. CHENEY a CO, Toledo. Ohio.
sold BY Druggists Use.
Take hAlis family Pills tor constipation.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-07-27
HOW SHALL We
PAY FOR The WAR?
A Constructive Criticism on tho
House Revenue Bill.
LOANS BETTER THAN TAXES

Five Reasons Why Excessive Taxes q.
the Outset Of War Are Disadvantage.
ous--Great Britain Example Worthy
Of Emulation-How the Taxes Should
Be Apportioned.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-07-27
REVIEWS LEGAL BLANKS
McVickar Professor OF Political Econ
ntnu Columbia IfnIvnraIIN

The following list of legal blanks
are kept for sale at this Office and
others will be added as the demand
arises.
Warranty deeds, Quit Claim
Deeds, Realty and Chattel Mort
cages, Satisfaction of Mortgages,
Contracts for Sale of Realty, Bills
of Sale, Leases.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-07-27

Suspicion is defined by the
verdict of a western jury:
Guilty. with some little doubt
as to whether he is the man."
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-07-27

Howard o. Rogers. Lawyer,
Notary Public. Over Peninsula
National Bank; Z to 8 p. M.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-07-27

The Portland Garbage Co. is
prepared to remove rubbish of
any nature from the residences
and business places of st. Johns
at Toe per month for residences
and from business places at
reasonable rates. Calls made
every Saturday. Leave orders
at st. Johns Hardware, or phone
Woodlawn 2693.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

6rda seripIitisrn nitric, mad duben bin
but9 GingrtiFen In bic politit, burd
9erloneen Ha9 poIttif9en M%nftnunesA,
ie mebr Grunb 81 MibDerFtGnbniKsn
unb 3ipieIp0lt StptI9eH Manu uHo Grau
fpiirbe borbanbsH fem unb bic fetnere
SRlpirdtion, bic bic Srauen ben Mdns
nsrn brinesn unb seben Ionen burlb bic
berI9iebenen Granddaughter, tpiirbe
D,rloren ssben. @eHu ia peri0nlt9
stpus iugen iSnnts, piirbe a. isin: Sur
neil i9 mid In mtinen iungen Sahren
neither 9dusIiHtsii geiptomtt babe, III
"a mir m0gli9, mid isbt an al ben Orr
ganifationeH su bsteiligen. uHb gIdubsn
Sis mir, bic bier MGnbt" 1absn fuohl
lire 8erthtigung.1
60 IieBe Iih nod bislss fit un6 gss
gen bds Stimmttht idsen, e. ldBt it9
iiber bisle punite TDgur i~treiten. Aber
bic srnnbeisenits Sbse Der antisS timms
reGtterinnen 1T bod ipobl bic ri9tigere
unb mir beutf9en 5rauen neigtn ibt
du9 mebr ober tpeniger ale Su. 5rau
4&slis ssbt uus NIT sinsm Isudtenbeu
8eiIpiele borar, Re bat es peritanben,
Fd unb ibrsr 5amilie elm entsiidenbes
Seim 81 i9uffeu, ie ipsiit bic 8rou in
bi ridiige Balm ibrss Wirtungstreiies,
aud mad oub.n bin. Gs gibt 10 ptels
@ebtete, no fid bic 5rou betdtigen fam.
er3iebt Cure ainber nad attsn beiIigen
Srabitionen. gebet bin unb belft BEN
Qrmsn unb 8ebrdngten, tr6Ttst bic
2rdnten unb @sbeugtsn. 9os 1T bds
SeIb Der 5rdu, ba gibt ss gsnue a6s
psdsfnn9 nnb Der Mann pirO ibr bier
germ bic 5erriddft olein iiberlaFen,
ubsr bic poIiiit labt uns getroit auf lore
ftdrteren S9ulttru abnGl3eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
pariIer MoOrnbtridt.

yGie lit ba, bic neue internatiouole
Bintermobe! Sic lit bd, unb aae
5einoe oes 8ierperbdnoes muIIen Hog
li9 iapitulieren Dor ben eenialen
Sd0pfungen Barrier unb 9o%nboner,.
petersburger unb Romi14er 4teiiers.
SebenfaIs bat Der &rieg aud bieien
Werten b0dfter aultur ieinen Gtempel
~aufgeoriidt. 60 bsrrf6t alentbdls
ben Der y8ombenrod@, Elm an 9aiae
uno GIben neriiinetes, in ber Mitte a6s
aerunoetes MloOel Dor, bas in alien
adlibern, bon 8.5 Bis AZ su baben lit.
als 6duptbeOeduug bominiert Der
5rontbut, Elm Ouftiees gebilOe aus
Saubldden nit MISUNDERSTANDING.
Die Stele bes iberipunbenen SdIeiers
bat ndtiirli9 bic @dsmaste eingenoms
men, pdbreno bic bnrhbro9ene Der
OunbluIe init tiuem maifibeu pan3erz
fOrtsiirttt Ti6 grocer 9eIisbt1eit er.
Ireut.
SIN england bat fi9 bic Rooe zines
sierliden StablI9irms. GaFon 3eppss
lin, bemddttgt. Sn Der Ieibudt1e
pirb bic geidloFene RsformboIs, ses
nannt Morfe antitauhboot, beoprSust.
On STEELE Der 9riiFelsr Spiben Iinb bier
sierlide Giligrangebdnge pon Minius
turminsn getreten, bic Bel udbersr Be-
rti6rung iofort s~rplooietsn.
Sn getsrsburg fhipdrmt man mebr
fit .rumGniife Muifer. Gebr beliebt
1T has Standardization, bas febr
raid dusgesngen prrben lam. SafdeRs
ta6er aus 8ufdrefter 6tiderei, bic ben
Rumeu ra0nigin Marie@ Fibren. 3si9s
men fia burh bsTpubsrs Yot6itGi unb
~fsinitss Roffinement aus.
Die Damerl bss elesautsn Roms tras
gen 80 BEN buntidinsrnben gsrrGtsrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

Bintnmantsl tatId6ti9 cine T. orlamsre
Misunderstanding? &o9 .tur bs
biuet, benn n srfprbert cine Stoffiile,
bic Is dussidIOheu erTfeinen ldBt, OoB
Elm LANCER MuntsI Bel ben bsutigeu Mas
tertalpreifsu unb ben erb06ten arbeitslObs
men bilig fem lam. ne5aseies mdat f6
auh bei ben Muntelmobellen I4ca pies
bn Der Gurus Brett, BEN. in toHIpieIi.
gem qsl5beias pirb eeraoe3u 8erfdnsus
burg babel gttriebeu. as fd,irt bag
SpdriamteiIsIDftem nidts dnbtrts ats
Elm @oripaub fir cine neue uno 5ipar
reht idmuds Mooe.
8ito Elm artiteI B ..aers beginItigt,
ftalt. Go gibt Is bonn slei93eifig ptite.
faltig bic GeI0It einbiiaenbe MlGntet
unb 5Ormen, Lie an i9rem Dbereu 2eit
ani9liebsnO sshalten IiHb unb ii6 BON
ban 9iften al gum @Ipdsni9Hitt ertpeis
tern, pobet Oer SaoB beliebiq dugeIsBt
Obtr dngsIdnitten Iein mag, ieruer
Mdnttl, bic an Gront uno Riiden otdtt
bleiben, tpdbrsnb ben Seitsnteilen 6aItcn
eiugtfigt tperbsH unb bes peiteren @ma
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

8iesmaI eilt Der 9i6er aIs mobiI6er
gefab Don 8intermdnteln, bnneben au6
Sltis, Guds, BdIG6dr uuo Ips5ieG fit
abeHbmdntsl i6pdr3es 4ffeHfe1, btfsu
Isibige lanse 6nare ii9 tpie %Frdnfen
a~usntbmen. 8iber6eIab III pornel Lid
gu buntelblauen @oaftoffmdntsln unb
gu griinem Gamt eeeignet, Sits unO
Rrea5fuds 3u buRteIbraunef Mraitoff
unb 3u I6par3sm SAINT, MaIhbdr gu
braunem pliiid uRb grauer 5uGs gil
lila SAINT. mdntsl aus peihem elats
tenn Cant Isbeu fem us. gerippte
Sdmte 1inb iebo9 prafttIdsr. Yliias
Hidntel MAIDEN stgen GamtmdntsI siuen
T6perFdaigeren ginOrud. Sebr se1udt,
iebod rar, III @oalamt, BEL benz fer
8rastn 3umeia aus benz sleiden Stoff.
nur nit elmer Rante bon pel3 beItebt,
pte aud StuIpsn unb SdIden nur NIT
fdmaIeu Net3ftrsiFsn gu befeben finb.
Damn bari frsiRa bic Ntdn elform
utHt gu fdltiB aneeorSnt. ftin, I'M bic
8eiimmungen iiber ben Stoffbsrbrau9
ntdt gu iibtridreiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

f9ub neuerbings einen bur9fiftigen
pleiteHrumpf, Der aus S9nurrbartbdds
rem bes groBsn a6nigs berstite1t tpirb.
Der i'm porissn Sabre 70 befiebte Gas
bprnaeS 9irm '9eint aud in oieier
Suiion ieinen qlaB gu bsbaupten,
Ridt minrsr ~reihbuItig uno gee
I9madbol LIT bic 9errenmobe. bic alien
&dpalieren 5ipeierlei Sud BON felbs
grausm 9runbton porfdreibt. 6eers
fiibrer unS gtnerdle sreifen germ aum
Trad, pGbrenb Dipiomaten unb Mis
niItcr ben bequemsren G9fafrpd beOors
3ugen." @ir baben bieTsH58uffaB BEN
nsuen Mobsblatt eHtRommen. has bon
Der Barrier @6pinbslfirma Rsuter
beranggegeben piro. 8ieies 8latt ToI
fi6 Der eleiden 8srldBlidteit. fpie ber
8speI9enbisnF Der Girma erfreueH,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
autrlti uOm gratapttI.

Bie gsmiitIi9 unb appttitIi6 buffet
es i'm be6agli4 Our1ndrmten 3tmner,
tpeHtt in Der bsibsu Ofenr6brs Der runbs
Hide, moEfige apfeI siidt unb i9mort.
2eiper berf9minOeR in ben GtGoten bic
I9onen Sfenrobren mebr unb mebr, uub
Der 8rotapfel, in bic &iide %bsrbannt,
Derliert ieinsn Rimbus unb miro Elm
geridt, pie iebes anbere aud. Geine
einfohe 9eriteLIuug fpon6elt ii6, man
berfeinert IGN, I'm i'm %tafelfdbig 5l
mdteH, 6ur6 pOblI6meden6e 8eigaben
unb rintet i'm nit Gauesn uno tIeinen
SUDDEN auf biibiden G9alen gsFdaig
unb 5ierli9 an.
Sin Reaept 30 Isiusr 8ereitung: Die
4epfeL fperoen Iauber dbgeIpilt nnb,
nadbem glite uno Gtiel e~ntfernt fino,
in einem StegeI NIT elmer MeFerfpibe
DOl Butter, einsm gebduften SeeIoHel
3uder unb gang tpeHis @aHer sebrdlnt.
Sc mad btr gr0Bt erforbert bies J bis
z Gtunpen BEL bdufigsm Menbeu. Der
3uderfuft muB INNER cine bidli6e
MdHe bilOsn, @afer barf nnr in sdn5
ecringen Mengeu beigsfiigi tperben, Inn
bds anfsben 81 perbinbern. Ssbr Iaure
aepfel tperben an Der 8Iiite etDas eins
gsisrbt, in bic SefTnuns tpirO 3uder
geItrent.
@tiDas raffinicr'sr inb ausgeIiodene
aepfet. bic Dor benz 9ruten NIT &ortus
then uno sebadten ManbsIn ausgeitopft
psrben, ober ausgeito4sne Qepfel, bic
man erit brat unb bdnn nit 9imbetrs
ober apfelggIet filt.
8ratdpfe[ fperben mad 8eliebeu marin
ober taft nit allerbnnb 6ru9tIaucen,
b~eIoubsrs nit SobannisbeerFnft, eenois
fen. Sic perben aud nit fdltsr 9as
niIeiduee, @anileeis ober pdrmer
NeiuiddumIaute i%ernisrt. lin ben
apfel nett anJuriGttn, Ieat man Jpn
uuf runbe Riatuits; bus bari isbO4 erit
turS Dor benz GFen eeihebeu.
Qpfelf9arlotte. Wan fdneis
bet IL Bis Is gtIhdtte QepfeI in Gheis
ben obsr 8iertsl, nobel bas asrubdus
forteefhnittsn tpirb, unb ldbt re, nit
3uder beftreui anb nit ettpas Rum ober
arrat beIpreugt, 1-2 Sfunben Itebsn.
@enn nan gsb6rrte apfelrinse beripeHs
ben ipid, mafen lie obenbs norber tparrr
getpufden, dbgetrOpft, In stipas DaHer
iiber Rdht eineetptidt unb moreens in
Elm tpsnig bon Dem GinipeihipdNer nit
3uder siiligs Minuien asbdmpft, bann
abeetropft un6 NIT Bum beiprengt
tutrben. Abgtrinbste ate Milnbrote
ober niht eans friiasn 3piebnd idneis
bet man in gteidmdBigs Gbeiben, tundt
Fe IN NIT 3uder berquitlte Riif, ldBt
Fs ~abtrrpfen unb beIegt bamit redjt bidi
8coen Mnb Monb elmer nit Butter duss
asitrifenen, NIT gsriebener Gsmmsl be-
itrtutsn feuerfsHen CONFORM p6er 4ufs
Iduffotm BON gIe6. Die aepFelI6siben
gibt man bineiu, itrtut 9oriutben bars
iibTr, bedt NIT Ssmmels ober Ginbadz
fdnitten sn nHb iibergibt bic eineepadte
MaFe nit elmer Oberiafe Mil4, in
Der man Elm 81 unb 3udtr psrquirIt
bot. Die Sbsrfldhe hItrsrt man init
s~triebtner SsmmsI nnb @uiterfI0dnsn
unb Idbt bic Gpeile $3.50 Winuten
i'm mdbis bsiBsu DEsn 81 i96ner, goIns
gslbsr 6nrbe baden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

RsuerunS, Biz fd bar1 bic MuBbs,
T6rdutuns Bel BoaROfTeH berausbiIOste.
G9drattsrtfiI9 fir die Nidnfel Ditisr
Salon Rnb bic bo1sn Sturmtragsn. Sn
Der Rsgel Itelen ift breite, BON 9aIs abs
ftsbsnbs ltmlsgstrassu bar pber runbs
S6uItsrtrassu, teibs CANA ipeid gear'
beitet uub 5uia SpdItelen sineeri&tet.
8ts our IaIenIpibs fam Das GeTt4t BET
SrGgerin borin perT4ninbsn. 9reite
gelSitnlpeu an ben Aermeln iinb baranf
bsrednst, ben Ruff 3u eriebsu, iuenn
bic 9dnOe gsgenisiis in ben Deiten
aermeln berIhipinhsn unb 10 bic Stuls
pen Observation-Disclosures mo Stulpsn
ober gsI3munidettsn feblsn, iperOen
LANCE i9rGg etnaefdnittsne peIsbeiebte
SdI6en bsiberIeits i'm S9oB dneebra6t,
I'm BARN bic Sdnbs Dor ber Rdlte bers
gen gu tUnnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

5psisuusen, 10 baB fat ieSss RobsI
tineR bsIOnbereu 9Dp BARTLETT. g1u9
Giirtelformen Iinb no9 por6anben, bod
tperbeH fe mebr bel aeaena Ano Gporta
mdnteIu aIs bei eisentIiden Binttrs
mdnteln angepanbt. Ri9t erfoIgIo? bat
man ben @erIuh gemadt, StraBens unb
abeHomGRtel 81 berbinbsn, 3amd[ Der
abenomanteI burd bic peniee. geporbes
ntn Sa9rgelsgenftitsn nidt mebr emts
finblid in 5ar6s anb Maieriat Isin
bari. Ser Rans-I an BoGitpffen peif
obneoies fir Die %elssanten Qrtsn ouf
Geibe, SAINT unb pIii4 6iu, bic aIe
pon oun,i.n Gdrben lein ioaeA uub Ies
biglih an ihreR SnnenIeiten re6t pitl
Guntbeit in bsr Mufttrunq Der Gtibens
ftoffe berraten. penn nidt etfp0, ME bel
mandsH Feinen 9uds aa6 & ripptsn
SeibenmdnteiH, Elm peIsfutter i'm obes
zen 3sit boresIebeu parb.
Sin Wldntel in empire 5orm ldBt
fid sut fiir beibs 3ptdt petusrtsn,
tpenn bic aermef tineeIebt, tptniger
tpenn Fs a%nseFfnittsR UNI baun iebr
nett finS. Der loit unb Der balbpeite
WiantsI m5gen ebeHF u ais Cages unb
abenbmauteI bieneu, defenders baun,
iuenn Ie bic qdngt beg Rodrdnbes srs
reideH. Der Gange Mdntel gsuieBt ben
8or3ug, freilt9 befte6t fem untertr
Rdnb 6es ofteren aug Bel3. bcr ni6t
nur als Quspub. oisImsbr aud our @crs
lingering oes StOffes uuitritt, cine
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Q igosHts unttr3tug
GIttceb) gu maiden. aae 2Ieis
bunssitidt aus 8igosHe miRen sbtnfo
fOrefdItis eetpdT9en perben ipie isbes
tuofene &i~eibunssftid. lin fs Dor BEN
g~inlauFsH pber @erfilsen gu i9iibtu.
birfen lie nur In gut banbmarmem
WaHer ausseOridt tperbsn. 9isr5u iebf
man fid cine Seifenlause an. Der man
einige 9rOpfen Galmiutgeif SuTebt.
5stBes Mdi1paFer, fopie Elm 3suIab
bon Goba muB ebsnFo perbitet perben
iuis bas auf{9misren Der Geife brett
auf bas Ddf9eIid. 9as eeroIdent
2Ieibunesitid III banhnarm au fpiiIsn.
9amit bas @enebe nidt onsqebehnt
pirb. bridt man IS am bsFfsn aus, oGne
su prinstn. Die sefpuFHenen llnterseuoe
biirfen nismdIs am beiBen 0erhe oe-
trodnst psrbsn, ebenIo 1T aud Sos
pldtteR 81 bermsiben.
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9eutf6e @tutern1ooe.

giif BEN umtpsge iiber ben g..sman.
tel, Der In br 3sit beg 606Itsn qurus
Dor BEN arits. i'm Ghpunst mar, bds
ben Dit ben MiHtermanfel beiommen,
Der unTfrt rtueite Rote peri5rpsri.
MandsrIi GrpdsunseH, bic oufieiR
prdtttlder adtur pareu, tpieien al ibm
bin. Mun polite ben Traaeu, b In
oieisr 3eit tsbr ais font u~nierrsps
Tein miiKsu, tn reht iDdrmeHbes alsis
bnesfiid fit bic StraBe ..etsu. absr
aiih ein bO1is bsdeHbes, inter BEN bic
DorhduOsnen &lefoer enter iriAeen
Woot a%ufgsiraser tpsrbeH fSnnten.
alio glei9iam cine GrEpdrnis bes ntutn
SddsaiktO.s. GrmSslidt nun btr
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DIR Rlapperford,.

aSdau Batter, idgt oes 50rIters Grib,
BORT OBn an 6~aienfogel,
Mm untern Sd, am So[Ierbadm
8ort iist Elm GROCER gegel!
Sch Dol 9cin @'tpebr unb imiaB mir
ihn!"
Der 50rfttt fangt an 8 adm.
rWlsta &iuS, i'd lam. TO germ ids
tdt',
Dir baIt bic Srsub' nid)t mG6'nl =
g @ogel Oori, bas i'll Elm Gtor6,
limb ihm, Der uns bic TiiaB'n,
Die btr3is'n ileinen 9inberl bringt,
Den bari man bod Hift ihiaB'n!'
SIN GUrHerbGus am Sonntdg orauf
gu! Giles 70 betIpHmsn.
sS6on tpieO.r it, 70 feuf8t bic
mogb,
rGdmilisn5uipads 'tpmmenl"
DIR GDrftr Ist an @ArtibtiTd bort
ShOn felt BEN fribfu MorgeH.
Sen Sopf iaiper in bic 9dno gefibt,
Sin Summer unO in Soreen.
a9as uhts i6cn! = Bas fat grab
g'fshltl =
Bobia fol- bas nod fiibr'n2
Die ainbsr idau'n ii6 GngffIi9 an
llno train Ia nidt gu riihr'n;
8a ihIsidt Der Drtb gum 8ater bil
Der DaIibt iDie besoT'H,
unb iddut i'm an uno ingt bdnn
Ieis:
~eitht Batter, bdtsF 81 i'm s'fdoFnl"
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piresSormen, t~ur5tuiaig, Oben 3iemIid
tudpp gebdltsn, man6maI NIT ansss
I4nittsueH psiten 2lermelH uno ber
RodteiI faltis dHserei9t, 9amit Iinb
bic 1auptTddIiden 0ormsa bsssitnsi,
bod es feblt nidt an rdn6srt a6s
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gBie LANCE Iloh2

@ie Ianse nO62
Wit LANCE iptrbsn mir nod 9anb in
9anb
9ur9 Cuff unO 9eib bic efeiden pflOe
ipdnoern2
SO it Elm areuSiueg treenbtpo i'm 2dnb.
9u lOft iia Nia unb f6msr3Iid Gins
bonn nn0ern.
9snn infer Dss hal tsin eemeinIlm
3iel
limb nnfre aieb. feinsn 9eimatfrieoeu.
Qeis ME Elm srdum 3srrinnt oas bOIOt
Spiel,
Menn fid an 2reuSipeg unfre 9Gaoe
fhieoen.
3busneT6a BoIfisaeiiner.
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= Rein 3ufaa it 70 unsIidIid, ous
UeIhem Huge 9sute nift einigen Nors
tell sOeeH; tsiner 10 eliidlih. ben uus
iibtrIeOtt niht gu ihrsm RnnteIl tpsus
ben %I5nntsn.