The independent., 1907-04-18

the Examiner pays space rates iof liids
class of fairy tale Great is yellow jour
nalism and william Randolph Hearst Is
its prophet.
If you have wierd dreams and awaken
in tho morning more tired than when you
went to bed, chances are you have a
weak digestion, torpid liver and are gen
orally run down besides. If you will coll
sumo less food and take plenty of exef-
else In the open air, you have no ldea
how much good 1T will do you.
TrainloaGs and shiploads of provisions
are being transported free OF charge TO
relieve the starving people OF emma Ii
the soulless corporations take that mucn
interest in the relief of human woe, can
we as private citizens do something!
Every dollar in money contributed means
the saving of a life. Send in your con-
tributions and do it quickly
Charley Dilman of the Blue EARTH
| (Minn) Post isn't a poet, out when the
| snow disappears after long, cold winter
he sometimes breaks out in song. This
| Is his latest: How sweet Is spring when
| the brides sing. and the baseDaii rams
and the also rams begin to plan their an
nual plans, and the good housewife with
her head in towel, tears up the home
while the babies howell"
The thing for the Thaw family to do
|
alenists and overwhelm the state with
testimony to the effect that Harry haG
something more terrible than "dementla
| Americana" when he murdered Stanford
White. ii they are paid hall down ana
| given contract for the balance to be
paid at the close of the second trial, no
trouble but the great majority Of them
will stay bought
a LOT Of Nebraska's brave boys WHO
| IN taIx frau IN steam
cars and always occupied little more
| room than any one man is entitled 10,
now make a trip only when it is neces-
sary and are learning to ENJOY the ex-
perience of paying for the ride. ms
change marks long stride in the ad-
yancement of civilization and none are
better aware of the fact than we who
have been the thankful recipients of spe-
cial privileges. Stand up for Nebraska
An eminent French physician says that
next to consumption the greatest enemy
of human life in Paris is alcohol. This
is probably the case in all densely popu
lated places in Europe and America
Deaths due to the use OF strong dripf
come in a variety of ways. 1t may bt
apopIexy, heart failure, Bright's disease
all forms Of fatty degeneration, cancer
of the stomach or what not. II there ]!
any vital weakness the use of alcohol il
liberal quantities will manifest its de
| mOrailZInG erect AZ Ludl punt 40 lH'
Englishnan said to his son: AIRY, MI
bye halcoal is a very good thing--to lie
alone"
In Some Prison Statistics compilet
by Rev. =. c. johnson, chaplain Of tn
Nebra ska penitentiary. this comment
thrown in as a gentle hint to the pubic
IF society would do half as much e
prevent crime as it now does TO punisl
it, there would be, in a few years,
very great diminution n the popolaiiol
of our prisons A sermon Column
} long might be written tfom TINS teXl
] Society is stupid. Indifferent and Grimm
4 allv cuinable in its regulation or lack 0
regulation Of affairs It fosters and
profit-sharer in q business that start
e voung men on the wrong road and the
; soaks them for taking 1t.
When the frost is on the blossom AM
the ice is on the pond
And the wind blows from the northlan
cold and drear,
: Then we look into the future with antic
patton fond
For the peaches we may pick-anothe
- year.
e So whatever here betides US, if We brave
I ly look ahead
In the distance where the cleaning
T cease to gloam,
e AS to happier conditions in the city 9
70 the dead,
Is There will be no ice in our eterns
home.
Is Nebraska has an ant-gambling La
81 that is good everywhere except
lp Omaha Omaha in matters of morals
rs law unto herself Not exactly tha
either She Is iawless Gambling join
do not run as wide-open as they on
re did but they run and all you have
IN do If you desire to get into game is
nj ascend two flights of stairs over Il
# corner boozery. give two knocks at Il
ed door and four bits TO the fellow WI
opens IL and there you are Now '
have q law against those other gamblh
or Joints known as bucket shops OF whi,
of Omaha has no monopoly While this
&C a free country, and man is supposed
70 be al liberty TO use the money he q
- ouires IN any way that may suit 1
faucy gambling in options Is n game
90 alfiring that ont Of those who go In
Is q nearly ninety ner cent stay as long
" theN can borrow enough to keen mp th'
lk. margins Il ruins so many that socie