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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
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6einSe Ses 9emtidJnntcrridts In 6eu
Offentliden SdnlcH laiien BON
I'D bOren.

Sincoln, 12. 5eD.-1er einfiih.
rnng oes 9eitid .llnterrihts in oelt
offentliden Sbulen per6en III Der
Segislatllr bon eincr Geitc Shiuies
rigfeiten in Den @eg ocIcgt, altf Die
man nift gerehnct bate. Die 9lc
prdicntauten anuSIou ,Sries uno
Stepben Die beioen grltercn I'M
0anenlanOe geboren, imo scr Get.
tere bon Dem britiidpn ssnicIreidl
ltommcno, ipro1en geeeu bic @iI,
l1elde aaf 8eranIoilung ocs 9le.
brasta Staatsperbunoes BON 0cnI
Neprdientnnten Yfodett, 2incoln,
eingercidt porocn por. 9aS mir.
oige Srio, NIT oeiien gciItiacr Sc.
gabung eS nid]t melt her 5u fein
iteint, erfl6rte, 0oB .llnitco
States" gut eeuug iiir iic ici.
Stnuoien CAB iogor Oie Grfl1rluig
ab, oab Die 8eutiGen i'm Staotc,
ipelde oominiren nollen, nlf oie
einfiibrmg oes 9eutid .llnterrid)ts
oesbalb beiteben, Inn onoere 9tatio.
ren in Den S6otten 81 lteIIen. Gas
Saus bertagte iid), ebe cine 9[bitinl-
nnng crfolgte.
Selte Rahmittng bertagten lid,
beiOe SGuier anl1Bli9 oss 8eburts-
ta9es 6eS Dt1rtprer.Gr1lio
glbra6am 2incoIn, nabnlen Dor bern
Genfmal oesielben 9lufiteIlinta uno
lieBen iif pbotogrnpbirefl.
sSm Senat iDur6e cine Tetition
berleien, Delde s. S. genfoIo mo
fiinf3ig anberen iriibercn 9eupb-
nern geebrasfa's, Die i6r 9onlisil
in California aitfgei6Iagen babcll,
unter5eidnet mar. SSSSn Ser gitt-
ihrift ipur0e Inn eilen getiigenoen
3uihuB eriuht 0antit Ser Staat
gSe6rasfa in ipiiroiger @eiie anf
Der Ganamn -9lusItellung in San
6rancisco bertreten Isin inoae.
Naditebenoe 9ias nrtroen mloe.
nommen: Seditp, SSefferiou: GoII-
Ear fam entlpeoer baar be5obl
cber abgearbsitet lueroen; Dooge,
Douglas: SfntIbduier in 0lnoba
frnnen at 8olfsberianniIungell BE-
nubt lueroen, bod oiirfen reIigioic
coer poIitiihe Sragen nidt erortert
tperoan Senats- -gorIagpn 3 rno
IS, ipeGde 9e5uq auf 8iloung elmer
Observation-Disclosures boben, ipcr.
ben om 9mneritaq oltrdberatbcn
meroen. Die bonn Souie ongeion-
meme gorlaae betreffs oirefter @ohl
neS gun0esienatorS burh oas Golf
tpurbe aud i'm Senat angenommcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
8aiicrseieb perfaiInnasmibria.

StaOtipnoifus 9ofer bat onf sic
glnfrage BON &onniiIGr Wtc8operlt
ein @lltadJten a6qegeben, llob lpcl-
dem eine i5pe5iaI SteuerlllnIagc
fir 2eaung Der nelten @ailerleititrl.
cen gegen Die Gerfailmq bes Stao.
tes beritoBt. Gic gerfaiiung iicbt
Dor, 0ab @rtra.gliieiluants nur III
ictpeit erboben iperoen fonnen, ais
0oS beitauerte grln6eigelt6um 6a.
0urd Gortbeile bat. 9os gSafIer.
aeieb bingegen erbebt Steuern o6ne
9aiifii6t Oqrnllf Of 6em @rltnoei-
gentbum gortbeiIe ooer gtahtbeile
ertpahien.
Die Standardization nliiIIen oa,
FER nod gafer'S 9tnii6t aus Dem
@oiierfono o0er oent aagenteircll
9ono Ser Stoot be3a6lt ipcrOen.
Dos @aiieraeieb iei iiberbarpt 10
unbeItimnt perfoBt, OnB niht eriiht-
!id iei, mie rs bel Der Steuerer6c-
bun9 onjlapenoen lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
aaiieriOdIter bsrlObt.
GriaJ Grnit bon Cumberland wiro
grinjtiiin gietoria eniis
Jeiratben.

Berlin, t2. 5ebr.-Gcr gicids.
gInSeiaer fiinOiote pciiern in elmer
ertrnnusgabe Die gerlobing Der
RrinJeiiin gictoria cutie, Ocr cinji.
gen Iofter aaiier 8iIbcIms. nit
grin5 Grnit glusuit, Dem Sobn
oes SerjogS BON Cumberland, an.
Inu crpartet, oob ourd bic Sci.
ROTH Der aIts @roa 5lpiiden Dem
9aus lSobcnBoaern mO GI Der.
lnno aus Der @clt eeit)aiien per.
Den miro. Die 9broniolge III
9rnltnid)peig miro onrd oieic Sci.
roth erleOist iperben, inOem aoiier
8ilbeIm ieine Sppoiition geeen bie
Sbronbelteiguna oeS SerSogS bon
Cumberland ouigiebt. Den Ghron
ron graunidipeis bat iebt SSobann
sIlbred)t, Ser5cg bon Medlenbnra
elm SnfeI Der aronprin5eiiin, aIs
9ieeeut inne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
VeripnaLnptis.

Ser nlte SsSafob" Soltf fnnnt(
cs iib nibt perflteiiem lidb oas Sc.
ben mO 8rei6en Der gegentudrtiger
Segi5latur bod einnal aus nd6ite,
g}G6e on3uidauen. nadte Iid OH
sic Sodeu nuO mar geItern II
Sincoln. Gr mar geraoe 5ugegen
ais aulOion feline Eiraoe qeger
sic Ginfii6rlng fremoipradiga
llnterridtS IoslicB. Die io5uiager
geb1Bige gl6neigmg &nuOion's ge.
gen Oeutidle @SOcaIe bat ibn emp0ri
lm0 er madte iainen @efiiblen bier.
iiber in nidt miB3uberitebenoer
8orten 9uft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
SScneriuebrfapitGn berlebt.

Seu1ripebrtapitGn @rncit Seem.
Rouic bon Sdlauhfompngnie 9to
Is purOe 9ienitag gtadmittag bnrd
sic @rplolion eines delniiher
Soid,nppnratS idmer5baft perleht.
Die @rploiion erfolgte I'M g(utomo,
6ili6uppen bon Gb. S. Grafton
5709 Slorence 8ouleparo, ols
gSetpbouic ooS BORT ousgebrohent
6euer mittelit ser @bemifaIien al
loihen luhte 9as sSeuer beriir.
iafte einen Sd,aoen bon $25OO
wouon $4,000 auf oas perbrannts
slalto cntiaIlea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
9ienss SOtel fir Gma6a.
Inter Oem Namen gISotcl Sarnep'
1T oasielbe ieiner yeitimmnns
iiberse6en iuoroen.

Das friibere @e61uoe Der gacifiC
GrpreB Gompanp oil Der IA. imf
$arnep Strabc lit nod nonatelnn,
ger glrbeit IN Elm eritfloiiiges Sotel
rmgelpanoelt moroen, ino Der @i.
eentbiimer oesielben lit fein On.
oerer, iuie Der bsiteiis betanntt
Deutid, Dane G6os. Sorenien, fri.
ber Better Der @aibinston SaIle.
Gns Gebduoe lit rpie fir Die gfpig.
felt gsbout, iiiniitodig imo moiiin
9asiel6e beiibt 50 iogenanitc glu,
ben5immer mb orciBig inuere. 9tii
prdftigem Nlobiliar ollseeitottet
Solt. uno Seibpoiierleitilne, eIef-
triifer geleuhhmg uno 3elepboni
berbinoung bietet oos Sotel allc
8equemlidfeitcn oes mobernen 3eit.
alters.
Serr Soretien fpiro binnen fur,
ser 3eit in Dem eerouniigen 9aie,
ment eiuen Hatbsfeller einrihten,
ipoiel6it man gegen ni6bige IreiiG
cute Speiien imo @etrGnfe erbGIt
Son Der 2obbb aus fiibrt cine breite,
teaueme Sreppe 5u benz 9iatbs.
teller binob, D1breno aus ben ODE
rem Stodlperfen elm sSobrihibl bic
@6ite na6 6enieIben bef0r6ert. Die
2obbD lit nnbeimelno eingeriftet
Cine 3ipar Mir fleine aber biibif
eingeriAtete @irtbidaft itebt mil
Dem SoteI in 8erbinoung; neben
heriel6en eritredt ii6 Die iogenannt2
Serrenitlibe fir bic Stamm. mo
Soteledite; gepoliterte 9dnfc mil
bober 2ebne Iaben gum @eilen elm
6reur0e, Die iid elm poar Stiinohe1l
lngenirt ausiprehen tpollen. finoel
bort eillen paiIen0en glenoe5oous.
Blnt.
Die Sage bes SoteIs lit einfaf,
ioea[, oenn orei StraBenbabnIinien
freii5en iid an Der Ia. unb Sar-
men; &rua Sbeater befinoet iid in
nGhlter Ndbe, pdbreno nnoere Che
ater uno gergniigmgslofale nlir
etnen Steintpurf entfernt ii1o.
Serr Sorenien erfpartet nament.
Ii6 bon Den 9euti6en aus Dem SSn-
neren oes Staates, Die in Smaba
flr5en glufentbalt nebmen regen
3uipruh. sic fperoen lid in Dem
SoteI Sarnen pie 5u SauIe fiiblen
uno in ibrer Wfutteriprade be,
oriibt iperoen, oenn Serr Sorenien
lit @iiteIie6 0es Smaba gIattbelt-
iden @ereiils. 9a infer 8eridter-
itatter oas neue Sotel iid bon SGSn-
men uno gluBen griinolid) mgeiehen
bat uno bon ben g[nnebmIidfeiten
Nesiel6en iiber5eugt it, fonnen mir
basielbe g[Qen IN Staot uno 2on6
beitens enpfeblen. Rad)t 6as Sote[
Sarnep an Der IA. uno Sornep
StraBe gu gurem Sauptquartier;
Sbr iperoet BORT gut altfgenonnten
Der0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
Der slasfaa Der grimar,uabl.

ytidt gonj 5000 Stinlmen iuur.
ben bel Der geitrigen grim1rtpabl
obgegeben mas leioer erfennen
Idbt, bab nnn Der 6reibrieffommii.
lion nidt pieI Sntereiie entgeeen.
Gtinst. gtur in Den 8aros, no bas
ioeialiltiide 8otum itarf lit, ipiiroe
Rropngnnoa fir aan5ibaten ge.
mnht. Die So5inIiiten boben oenn
aud iiinf aonoiooten nominirt, mas
bel ibrer gerinsen Garteiitdrfe faum
ertuartet tuuroe.
8on 0en 30 g1ontinirten entfaI.
len ouf Die 9iepublifoner 13, olti
Die 8emofraten IL uno auf Die
SosialiIten 5 aonoi0oten.
gemerfenspertb lit, ooB gictor
Roieiuater Die meiiten Stimmen,
n6mlid 1888 erbieIt, Der nG6ite
lit Or. 6. Solobtfiner, 3pu6I., nit
2,477 Stimmen.
8ir freuen uns, oic Domination
bon Serm Sacob aopp nit 1349
Stimmen mel0en 5u fonnen. Gr
III elmer Der fiinf nominirten So3ia.
Iiiten. Die 93orteiiar6e nber be-
itimmt uns nidt, ieine Termination
8u begriiBen. oroern neil mir
@errn aopp als edit ocutiden
Mann fennen, Der bel Oem Gnt.
rltrie beS 6reibriefeS peinIi9 ii6er
Die 8abrlmg Der perionli6en @e6.
te Der giiirgerifoft ipd6en miro.
0ns Oeutide gereinStpeien BON
0moba erblidt in ibm einen i6aoIen
Qertreter ieiner SSntereiien.
Die giamen Der aonoioaten, ii6pr
trelfe an If. gfdr3 cine engere
8obl itattfin6et unb bon ipeI6en
sic Is iie9reiden aanoiOnten Die
@borterfonniIiion biloeu, Iin0:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
gu leidJt beianSen.
80 MarinefaOctten niiiien mansel-
batter &enntniiic balber bic
slfabemie perlaiien.

9(nnopoIiS, @o, t2. Se6r.-9or
Der 2eitlng Der Mnrine.a .afaoemit
in annapolis, Mo., tpuroe angefiin'
bigt, oaB 80 an0etten aufgeforoeri
nurocn, ibren glbidieo ein5ureihen
nadoem iie in Der tiir5li6 abgehal,
tenen bolbidbrIiten tpiIIenifaftIi
den Briifung 0urdgefallen iino
GierunoOreiBig bon ibnen geb6reu
in bic unterite, oierte alaiie, 5lpei
in oic erite, Die fommenoen SUM
abioIpirt, Ole ii6rtgen 6rei in oit
brittle aIaiie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
1aS lit refine Butter?

9ie gscit 9Soint Butter Inn
Creamery So. wnroc I'M porigell
Sabre bon Ger gimoesregierlino
nit $l00 Steiler uno $40 Straic
bele9t, neil lire Butter t6 gro5ent
8olier entbielt. Die 6irma bai
Nun oen Snlmoiteuerfoaeftor gloB
s. SamnouO aui Griab ser Straic
rerflaot. Die afage itiist iid oui
cine fiir3lihe GntiAeihnng in Min.
neapoIis. Der NnIieraebolt miro
in oerielben nidDt als 6alidime
eradtet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
CAB idlledltes GSeluid,f.

Scr ao6Ien. uno SeubGnoIer %
6. gatterion, 2lt8 2eapenrportb
mlroe ourh 9oli3eiri6ter 5oiteI
nit $40 ne6it Soften beItraft, ipei
or Oem &oblenbGnoler s. s. aenlp
25. rno 2enbenport6, 2500 gfb
Scn fur $500 gfo. perfauft bate
slidunssinipeftor 8egg 5eigte 9at
terlpn an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
aunpentipn Der esnucliere.

SSSr gorton SoteL beeonn geitern
hie aonbention Der gtebrasfo sfe.
tail SSSelpelerS' glliociation, an Scr
ilber 100 SSupeliere oc8 Staote8
ioiuic einc gn5abI 3niihenbdnoIcr
uno 6obrifonten tbeilnobnlcn e.
s. Combs lit 4rGIiOent uno 3.
6ront Barr Sefrctdr ocS ger5un-
0eS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
stanoarS Gel So. OcrpSnt.
Garf i'm Stnate MiiiOnri feinerlei
8eIdjaftc burne6men.

Sefferion Gitp, DO, -. 3eb.-
9ag Stnatsobergeridt bat beute
elItifieOen, DAB 0ie Stan6arb Del
So teinerlei @eih1fte I'M Staate
Miiiouri bornebmen bari imO oen
Staot berlaiien muB. 9as llrtbeil
iit cine geitdtiguug Der unteren &c.
riftli6en SSnItans.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
lSegen 9sreisfanitfampie.

Die 9ri.Gitu garoca Union bat
@ouo. 03orebeao eriudt. ole 9reis.
ialtitfGmpie i'm Stoate 9lebrasfa 5u
b2rbieten. geionoerS miro eriltdt,
ben SSauitfampi III @rano HSsIano
am 5reitog SIT rmterioaen. Sol6e
8orltelumgen ieicn rob mo entor.
teno m0 5ogen MIR ifledteS @e.
iin6el ua9 Dem Staote.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
g,rph inf t6 ltnsen mienen.

aomniiIdr Mc@opern bat cine
Sr6innn5 eingefiibrt nad Ser 0aS
geieblide @eipidbt zines 2aibes groS
16 lln5er betragt, zines 9oppeI.
loibe8 2 9filno. 6erner oarf oas
2ai6 innerbalb s Stlmoen mad,
0em Baden itidjt nebr oI8 p lln5c
an @epidlt berIieren. gluf ue6er.
tretllng Der 0r0inon3 Itebt cine
Strafc bon $5 bis $50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12

Gnm, 3miiden Dem 6elter orimen
rmO Dem 9oo orauBen piir6cn met.
ne tapferen Solonten Die 2inien
beS 6eutoes onrdbreden ielbit
neun er Nliaionen itarf marc, uno
cntpcoer nit Gbre iterben oocr
ieIbit Die Guinet nod iiegreid lai.
lcn!"
Gcttiuic, Mfoutenegro, t2. ,Sebr.
Gin gruoer oes aonigS 9tidola$
ron @tontenearo lit bel cincm 6c.
fed)t Dor Seutari id)luer perrpunoet
moroen; 5lpei gettern oeS aoniaS
inllen tei einem Weicdt Iobesmum.
Den erbalten Dabeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
gSetter6eridlt.

Sur Gnoba Council glnffs mi
slmgcgeno: Gdoil beltte uno Don,
lcrifdg; lteigcnoe Temperatur.
sir glebrasfa:: Sdotl beut,
ssfbeno INTO moglihpriueiic Conner,
sjlag; iteigeuOc Tealpcratur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
9rO6enSer 9lieicnitreif in gcIsieu

9riiiiel, 12. 6e6.-0ie Belgian
6eOeration Of 2abor bat entihieOen,
am IA. Q[pril etnen aagemeinen
Streif ser @elp7rfidaften an5ube.
roumen faas Die gegiering niht
Sic gelpiinidten 9iefornen einfiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
9l6raOam einculn's Gjc6nrtstaa.

Seute Dor t0l Sa6ren tuur0e ser
nadmalige Groiibent ser Ser, Stoa.
ten 9lbrabom 2incoln, geborm
01it Heht fiibrtc CT Sen Mamen
"6oncit Do g(6e". 2nBt inns 6as
9lnocnfen osS @tGrtprcr- Brdiioentcn
ItetS in Gbren baItcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12

Gb. 8. Sbpentbol, Gin trlDcrcr
gelpobner bon Douglas, lit Gonn-
tag @orgen anf ieiner 6arm nobe
9e gSitt, g1eb., oil 2lugeneittsiiil.
hung geltorben, Dos 9eer1bniu
fano in gennett no CT friiber
ipobnte, itatt. @r betrieb in friibc-
rem Sabren NIT ieinem grnoer
Suoion ein @rocerpseid1it.
sIm 9isnItas Moreen Job .es
gnnS 10 aus. alS Oh Elm SdneeItlirm
I'M Inaiee mare. Die Gonne fam
icood HaNulittag iuieoer gum gers
iAein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12

grinccton, q. : :. t2. cebr.
gs ipirb bier allis 9eiiimnlteite be.
Ilnuptet, oaB Der neue 9rGioent
geooorom @ilion Die slbiidt bat.
ssastaiau y. Uie4ooo bon glau
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12
Ter 62. Gunnreii.

8nibington, t2. 5ebr.-3as @b'
georoneten6us nobm cine 9orlage
an, melhe oas 3piihcnbeiratben
BON 8eiBen nit 5arbiaen Gbine.
len, SSaponeru ooer @aIaien i'm
9iitrift Columbia oerbietet. 9ic
@orlnge gebt iest an Oeu Senat.
9a5 9Iottenfomite 0eS 9t6georo-
netenbnuies entidie0 ii6 nit IA ge-
nen z Stimnen fir 0en 9au BON
5lpei neuen Sdlahtidiffen i'm Dies.
iabrigen 6lotten-gtat. QluBer6em
ioa Die glnifaffmg BON nod Ie6s
Sorpeooidgern, A ltnterieebooten, 1
Qorrutbsidiff un0 einem Grams.
portboot Oerfiigt nerOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12

@ien, 12. se6r.-Der aorre-
iponoent Der ..9euet 6reien 8reiie"
in DER tiirfiiden Sauptitnot tbeili
ben Snbolt elmer ilmfentelegrnpbi.
idIen 0epeide nit, melde Shufri
gaita, Ger beloennliitbige Gertheioi.
ger bon glorionopel innOte, ols er
horte, oob Siamil 9ni6a, ser frii.
here @roBpeiir, lid I'M S5ntereiie
ser Serbeifiibrling oes 6rieoens er-
hoten babe, s(orinnopel als eine
neutrole Staot sn erfIdren. Die
Gepeide laittet:
nSn Der gan5en tiirfiiden &c.
ifidte lit nienlals Elm @eneral 70
ieige setpeien, cine Der itdrfIten 5e.
itllngen Ser @eIt. pie es umirige
lit, eiltem 10 bliltoiiritigen unO grau-
iamen Seinoe Slt iiberliaiern. gs
ioa niht geiaet iperoen, OaB id Ell.
her iol9en 6eiebeit iduIOig lei. Sd
ipiroe lieber unlere Gruppen Bis
gum Iesten Mann opieru-unb
oann Die leste gatrone in meinem
RepoIper fir mid ielbit bebnlten.
@enn iA ieben iollte, 6aB rpeiterer
@ioeritono 3rpedloS mare, 10 mir.
DC i6 0afiir iorgen onB Oie 40,.
900 @ulgaren, tpsIde bier Ieben,
ole aus Dem 8eg gcrGlmt piiroen.
SD piiroe. Die arauen, ainoer unO
aranfen ser Sb6ut auSldnoiiher
aoniulen anoertraatet rrO ieoer
5rau ein ,tpeiBes alcio" ge6en.
(Gin tiirfiihe8 8ortipiel: aann
Sriebensflagge ober aud 2eihentuh
beoeuten.) SD lpiiroe rs Damn ben
aoniuIen frei laiien oieIe iSGiidt-
Iinge ab5ui6lohten, nie. inter ibren
sibiliiirten g[ugen Die 8ulgoran
NIT unieren i5rauen Oerfrbren.
Damn tpiir6e id meine Geidiibe auf
oqe 8ulgaren ridten, auf ole Die
ihonen @ebdilOe, melfe Die 3ierbe
lnierer aeliebten StaOt iinb, unh
iie nit 6euer mto S6lpert m rie.
lige aebri1tboufen peripanoelir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-12

= Erodenreiuiacn unS 5drben
nGer gtrt nnf neuiter piiienidaft.
Ii1er Metbobe uno in allen Bran.
den bel Ser GdoeAiad Co., 407
'iiol. 10. StroBe, 0maba. gbone:
Douglas 1921.
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iunroen. 81.
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s)orf entipsOer slnn Sd,asomts- ober
ariegsiefretlr ilit0 9pllis 9. gran.
feis bon 0lniIndliliettS sum San.
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9an.iagung.

s(aen 5reltnoen lmO 9ladbort.
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Die tranernoen &interbliebeuen.
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STAY OUT OF POLITICS.
Continued from rage H.

vania. Tennessee has eight such
schools with twenty-five teachers and
612 students. OF the fifteen Southern
states having such Public High
Schools only Georgia, Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, South Carolina and Texas have
a greater number of schools than does
Tennessee, while Alabama, Arkansas,
Florida, Louisiana, Maryland, Missis-
Isippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma and
Virginia have a less number than we.
Our showing in this respect is some
thing to which we may point with
pride. With several counties in the
state having an Xces Of Negro popu-
lation carrying with it ali that may
mean Of inborh prejudice on account
of previous condition of servftude,
the so-called but entire misunderstood
desire for social equality and the
some-place popular notion of the
general inferiority Of the Negro it
GEMS remarkable that though almost
half a century removed from the last
yestiges of official slavery W. are en-
abled as a state to dedicate this fine
building here today and begin a work
the value Of which cannot be estimat-
ed this side of eternity.
In 1906 a series Of articles concern
ng the Negro appeared in successive
Issues of The Century Magazine.
These were four in number, the first
being by the editor of that deservedly
popular magazine himself; the second
was by Harry Stillwell Edwards, a
well-known Southern writer, and the
last two were by Robert Bennett
Bean, M. d. In one of the articles
entitled The Negro Brain, DR.. Bean
~endeavors to show why not for many
many years can the Negro come Ut
to the standards Of the white race
and the high standard he has set fol
himself. The entire article is ex
tremely scientific, and the conclusion
is that the Negro at birth does moi
have sufficient brain cells to warrant
the excellencies to which he aspires
but that as the race improves the
number of brain cells will increase
and the capacity will thereby b.
greatly enlarged. It is a well known
psychological fact that, potentially
speaking, we are at birth all we viii
ever be and that in reality many o
us have more brain cells then thar
at any other time in our lives, thu
unused cells disappearing by atrophy
If this be true-and l think VIZ mus
admit It struthfulness-then the re
sponsibility placed upon the race j
tremendous. Each Negro should fee
that he is having a part in the max
ing over Of a world-old race ant
should, therefore, live his best ant
strongest life constantly. DR.. Ben
nett wisely concludes the article il
the following words: "The Caucasial
and the Negro are fundamentally OF
posite extremes in evolution; the on
a very advanced race, the other
very backward one. We are force
10 conclude that 1t is useless to tr.
to elevate the Negro by education o
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posed in good faith, l should never
have entered it, spending time
and money to receive a barren nomi-
nation.
But the chief spirit of the move
ment in the Editors plan had an OBJ
ject In view altogether different from
the one he proposed, and that was to
worm his way into confidence, attend
the Baltimore Convention as a dele
gate, where he could pose as a Demo
crat, obtain a standing and receive a
certificate of good character, which
he had lost at home.
After attaining this object, Sena-
tor Lea, through his newspaper, be-
gan a systematic attack on the pri-
mary plan he had advocated, refused
to recognize it or abide by its results.
Not only that, but he used every ar
titice and endeavor TO defeat the Dem
ocratic nominee for Governor, and
employed every means to elect mem
bers of the Legislature who would not
support the nominees of the primary
which he himself had proposed. He
and his organ asserted that President
Wilson was entitled to a progressive.
Senator to sustain the policies of his
administration, and to this every Dem.
ocrat agrees.
Had it been possible to secure an
election at the hands of this Legis-
lature, l would have been as progress
sive as a member of the United States
Senate as Gov. Wilson Will be as Presi
dent. l should have opposed the
power Of privilege, sought to estab-
Hsh Il country on a more enduring
basis, ~sympathized with the struggle
Of those on whom taxation falls so
heavily, favored the election of Sena-
tors by a direct vote of the people
and earnestly sought to bring about
the true end of all government by
safeguarding their rights and pro-
noting the strength and happiness OF
the people.
Il should have tried to progress
towards truth, good faith and honor.
able dealing, and not ~retrogress to.
wards falsehood, treachery and de
ceit. If the political methods OF
Senator Lea and his organ are evi
dences of modern progression, then
must confess myself a n~on-progres.
sive and abide whatever consequences
may attend, for to me they are thor.
oughly detestable.
IF in Tennessee there yet exists a
standard Of political honesty under
which men do what they say-live III
to agreements solemnly made. tc
whom the advantage which comes
from falsehood Gems despicable ant
mean, who will not desert their owl
party and seek its undoing when they
cannot control and receive it's favor!
then I may still claim to be progress
sive in my views.