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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-03-28
WHAT COLOR is THE EARTH?
Probably It Looks Green to Neighbour
Ing Planets Because Of the Sur
face Vegetation.

Many different ~conjectures as to
just what color light we reflect to
our neighboring planets have been
made from time to time, and the
consensus Of opinion seems to be that
whatever color it does throw is de-
termined by the vegetation OF the
surface.
1t is not the highest form of plants
that always produce the greatest eff
fects. Some Of the most striking
scenes on the earth owe their char
acteristic features to MOSES and
lichens-for instance, the famous
crimson cliffs" Of Greenland, which
extend for miles northward from
Cape York and derive their glorious
color from the growth of red lichens
that cover their faces.
On the same principle it is thought
that the earth's broad ezpanse of for
est and prairie land causes ourplan-
ct to reflect a considerable quantity
of green light, which at the time of
the new noon spreads a greenish
light over that part of the lunar
surface which is only illuminated
from the earth.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-03-28
WILLING TO osLIeE.

One night a tired traveller put up
at a small country hotel. The next
morning the proprietor of the house
asked
did you enjoy the cornet play
ing in the next room to you last
night?"
Enjoy It'll" the guest remarked
sarcastically. 81 should say not.
Why, l passed half Of the night
pounding on the wall to make the
man stop"
"It must have been a misunder-
Standing" said the landlord mourn
fully. "The cornet player told me
that the person in the next room
applauded him so heartily that he
went over every piece he knew three
times"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-03-28

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE-SS
In the Circuit Court Of Lafayette
County, Missouri, at Lexington, Febru.
airy Term, 9th Day, February 18th, 1918.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-03-28
SIR ROBERT WALPOLE's BET
Statesman Made, Lost and Paid Wager
Of Guinea In the House Of
Commons,

Legislators in the house of lords
at work on a betting bill remind us
that grave statesmen in the house of
commons itself have been known to
relieve the tedium of debate by sport
i've bets made across the floor of the
house. 1t was in the month of Feb
ruary, 1741, that Sir Robert Wal
pole, having been accused of certain
high misdemeanors, made an emo
tional quotation from Horace, to
which Pulteney replied hat the
right honorable gentleman's logic
and Latin were equally inaccurate.
Walpole defended his quotation,
backing it with the wager Of a
guinea. The clerk was sent for and
decided against Walpole, who threw
the guinea to Pulteney.
The curious may now see this
guinea in the medal room of the
British museum, with a note in the
handwriting of P%ulteney: "This
guinea | desire may be kept as an
heirloom. 1t was won of Sir Robert
Walpole in the house of commons,
he asserting the verse in Horace to
be null ~pallescere culpae,' whereas
| laid the wager of a guinea that it
was 'nulla palleseere culpa.' He sent
for the book and being convinced
that he had lost gave me this guinea.
| told him l could take the money
without any blush on my side, but
believed it was the only money he
ever gave in that house where the
giyer and receiver ought not equally
to blush. This guinea, l hope, will
prove to my p%osterity the use of
knowing Latin, and encourage them
in their learning. London Chron-
icle.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-03-28
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF LA.
FAYETTE COUNTY, MISSOURI.

" iAAb AeCbA1E COUkI OF LA.
FAYETTE COUNTY, MISSOURI.
Adjourned February Term Stb dav
March 18th, 1913. Estate of Josenb
Myers deceased.
Now at this day comes Walter r
Waddell, Executor of the Estate Of
Joseph Myers deceased, and presents
his petition praying for an order for
the sale OF so much of the real estate
OF said Joseph Myers deceased. as will
pay and satisfy the remaining debts
due by said estate and yet unpaid for
want OF sufficient assets, accompanied
by the accounts, lists and inventories
required by law in such cases.
On examination whereof it is ordered
mat all persons interested in said
estate be notified that application as
aforesaid has been made. and that
unless the contrary be shown on or
before the first day of the next term of
this Court, to be held on the second
Monday in May 1913, an order will he
mad Tor the sale of the whole or so
much OF the real estate of said .Josenh
Myers as will be sufficient for the nav.
ment of said debts,
And it is further ordered that all
OF the heirs and legatees of said deceas.
ed residents of said Lafayette County
De personally served with notice ~
these proceedings according to law.
And it is further ordered thai tbis
notlce be published in the Lexington
lntelligencer a newspaper published
m said county for four weeks success.
lively before the commencement of the
next term of this Court.
A true copy. Attest.
THOMAS A. WALKER,
Probate Judge.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-03-28
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
GAS ORIA

Edwin "aubman went to Kan
sas City Friday evening for
a short visit.
Mrs. Chas. Ihl returned to
her home N Houstonio Saturday
morning after a visit here with
Mrs. Geo. L. Trail. Mrs. Trail
accompanic | her home for a few
days visit.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-03-28
For Sale.

Choice Boone County White
Seed Corn. This corn won first
in class Missouri State Corn
Show Columbia, Mo-, 1913. Sec
ond Missouri State Fair, Sedalia,
Mo-, 1912, You pay $3.50 per
acre for seed wheat. Why not
invest % cents per acre for
good pure bred seed corn? Fol-
information write or wire Mil
ton Uphaus, Concordia, Mo.
Phone 4O4.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-03-28
THE BEGINNING.

Mary-Pve just found out what
vas the-origin of the harp.
John Cooking up from newspa-
per)-Yes?
Mary-It was in the Garden Of
Eden. Eve ate the apple-and men
have been harping about it ever
since.-Judge.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-03-28
The Largest Magazine in the
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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-03-28
EXEMPT.

The Hermit-No, mum. | amt
never married but | served through
the civil war-wuz wounded twicet
an spent a year in Libby prison
life.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-03-28
THE DIFFERENCE.

Bud-What is the difference be-
tween an ordinary coed and a college
widow?
Weiser-One stays four years and
the other stays for years.-Siren
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-03-28

Miss Marion Brown Of Central
College went to Gillian Friday
morning TO spend Easter with
homefolks.
Miss Mamie Cunniff Of Kan
sas City arrived Thursday ev-
ening for a few days visit
here with relatives.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-03-28
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE-SS
In the Circuit Court of Lafayette
County, Missouri, at Lexington, Febru-
airy Term, 9Th Day, February 18th, 1913.
E. I. Seuser-Plaintiff
VS.,
M. Lleser-Defendent.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff
herein by his Attorney and files his Petit
tion and Affidavit, alleging, among other
Inihgs, mat DEPENDENT is a nonresident
OF the State of Missouri;
Whereuponl it is ordered by the Court
as follows; To the said defendent: Nj.
Lieser. we
You are hereby notified that the plain
IN mas commenced a suit against you in
shls court, by petition and attachment
ioVnqeu ,upon a promissory note dated
April 10Th 1908, executed by you for value
received, payable on demand to the order
OF Jne p!a1ntln for the sum of two hun.
dred dollars with interest from date at
the rate OF eight per cent per annu mi
payaDie annually, upon which said note
In salq SUIT and petition a writ of attach.
menu mas been issued and levied upon ali
your right, title and interest in the estate
OF Elizabeth Liese, in the hands or under
ghe control OF Charles Liese and Freder-
iSh oeuSer executors OF said estate. for
!nS purpose oil satisfying therefrom said
lhdeDtedness with interest thereon and
an costs; and that unless said Nj. Lieser
pc ana appear at this Court, at the next
term thereof, to be begun and holden at
ine 0opr House in the City Of Lexington,
IN salu county, on the 9th day OF June 1913
nsAt' ana on or before the said first day
81 SAID term, answer or plead to the Pc.
tlIlon In said cause, the same will be
taken as confessed, and Judgment will be
rendered accordingly.
And It is further ordered, that a copv
nerenI De published, according to law in
Inee weekly Intelligencer a newspaper
Puollshed in said county Of Lafayette for
Iour weeks successfully, published at
Ieast once a week, the last insertion to be
az east htteen days before the first day
Oh sad next June Term Of this Court.
J.W sYDNOR. Circuit Clerk
True Copy From The Record.
witness my hand, and seal of the Dir.
Gult court OF Lafayette County this 9th
day OF February, 1913. ~ -''n
J. W. sYDNOR, Circuit CT ERIK.
J.P. CHM,
Attorney for PlaInsiff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-18

gem 2aufen, unb Ihri, nit sreller
Stimme, bag cine fhredIi6e llntat
boqFHbrt porosn iei: bic id1Re Mbi
INA %geraubt!
Sofort fiate ii9 bas 3sIt NIT
MGnnern unb 6rausn jsbss 4lters.
uno es bsrridte rieiige 4~ufrsgung un6
Wirrnarr.
QuF Elm Signal nurbs bas 3sft
tpieber gsrdumt, unb Is foIgts os=
nd9its 4tt: Der Griegsrat.
SIN SreiIs auf benz 8obsn faBen
ole eripa6Tenen M1nnsr bes Stams
mes, aubsrbaIb ale 6rnuen uub Sim
Der, Der 6duptling BEG Stammes err
bob f9 uno I6ilberts in ~piirpiger
Rsoe. mas borgefaGen: bic is6s3enns
idbrige Maio mar nit Batter, Mutter
unb 9ruosr auf sinem Sagb Nus
flug, uub pGbreno Batter uno 9rns
Der eiu Reb bsrfolsten. fam plobli6
9as bumsistiee Der junge Sohn bes
Sduptlings BON Solifpel Stamme,
auf sinem idneasn Rofie nngsIprengt.
podte bic Maib - bic er friiber Bel
einem 8eIu6e Der Spotanes geis'
ben, unb Inn bic er fofort, a6er err
folglos, oenor6en bate - bob fl
uuf 0as 9fero uno q~alDppierte oas
bon. Der Batter mahte ii6 ioglsid
ouf bic 8G6rte bes adubsrs, mGb-
renb Der So6n, pie oben eeiogt. ben
Qlarm CAB. @as follts gef4ebenP
Gin Gltsrsr Mann riet gu be6utiaz
mer 5attit.
.geOentt", Iagte er, bag Inn bieis
3eit RasbnmsistIee i6on bos 5eirl
Ieiner 2eute erreiht bat. mir alfo gs=
gen ben gar3en Gtamm 3u tdmpfer
ba6tn perOen! 8iele unierer iungsr
MGnner limb fort ouf bsr Sago unc
baben uaIers beiten pferoe BET iid),
Ddre Is nidt peiier, gu t~parten, bi@
aae unTsre jungen Mdnner Bier iino.
unb bann cine 3eit oussufnhen. In
tpelher bic a~alifpels tsinen augriii
ernarten?"
Da iprang Elm jrnaer Mann nus
pel9er ala g~liihsnbsr gsipunbersi
Der aeranbten Maib betannt mar,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-18

biefer 3eit b~sranitalteten Sppfanes
ariegstan3 ~beis5bnen burfte. limb
ar mDdte nun bas Seinige baau BET
traesn, Die 9aupts 3eremonie Der
Gpofanes unterbli6 gu MAIDEN, ipie
ie Is perbient.
u i 4
Dieier fpgenonnte ariegstan3 TT
IN mirtlihteit Elm RationaI= 8rama,
ipcIdes aus elmer uralten ueberliefe=
rung oufgebaut lit, unb oeiIen 8ors
fibrung ungefdbr feds Stunben IN
Mniprud ninrmt. Gs TT in alien Gin
3sIbsitsn bon elmer Generation auf
bic nnbere bererbt; unb obfpohl bic
Muffibrung niht jebes Sahr 81 bers
itlben 3eit Itattfinbet, gait Is biss
ber aIs bphmibtig, lie niemals gang
naf3uqebsn, Bis auh bieier Gtomm III
bsR isIissn Jasogsfilpm einsssaassn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-18

6lamme ber aIten nationulen 8sgsi
iterung in gspDbnIi9en 3eittn nur
ihpuh.
&ommt IS ober ipirtli6 our Quf
fiibrung zines ariegstan3ss, 10 1T
Dit un6 Sung 6eusr unO 6Iamme
bafir; aud bic d t attip Ssiln.bs
member tleiben Ti6 in bsionbsrtn &os
itimen fir Oisiss grpbe SET, unb TO-
ga: bic apapooies" psrben eisens Oaa
fir geI9mitt! 90 mar es aud in
borIiegsnben Sole.
Sin baIber Sag bes Jrii6Iings=
Qnfanges puroe fir bag GrsigHis
ouggsnGblt. 0snn bosIeI6e bod in
ben CONNER fdat, 10 pirO es itets
i'm 5reien o~6gsbaItsn. @bsr bissmal
mar Die 2uft bO9 nod tiibl bafir;
baber fanb ss auf benz QnpsIsn
bss 3eremunienmsifter Smuisisba
islbft itatt, Der ii6rigens zines Der
fprti6rittliditn Mitgliebsr bee
Gtammes 1T unb Elm regsIredtss
8a6pert : Saus betpo6ut. SIN Sofs
murb. elm trsisrunbss 3eIt BON 40
SUB 9urdmeFsr nufgef6Iagen.
Sd fanb bic MGnner ringsumh,r
in Gruppen duf benz 8oben Fssn,
pdbrenb bas Sous nit i4pabsnbsn
Squatps 6idt gefiiqt mar.
lin 3 u6r nn9mittags bra6ts
Gmoisizba feline aIte 9riegss
r 0 m i posr npozminstum" gum
8orf8eine. 9tsisl6e bate 30 3ol
i'm 9urdmeFsr unb mar 8 3ol tisf;
bic Banbung mar aug 5oI3, unb
Der Gopf ous &albsleber, Bel bsfsn
@erben man in Der W1itte bic 6aare
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-18

gum Snmude tsilpeiIe iteben gelaIs
len bette, unO 3fpar 10, oab ie elm
pferb baritsGten, - elm febr nobls
geFormtes Bib.
SIN &reii. Inn bic Srommsl Iaben
mebrerc alte Mdnner, unp elmer bon
ihnen sog aus einem rebleoernen Sod
cine groBe iteinerne 9feiFe, nit sis
mem Iangen b0I3ernen Rohr. ST
filte Oiefelbe nit getrodneteu Snpi-
onertabat : 8lGttsrn, ent3iinoets H.,
tat NIT tiefer anba1t bret ober bier
3iae unb rsifte tie fobonn feinsm
Nadbar 3ur 2inten, Der ebenfaas eis
nige Wlale langIam paffte unO Fl,
fpeitersab, uao 10 madte bic pfetfe
bic Runoe. Cine balbe Stunbe pers
ging nit oieiem einleitenben atts.
Die pfsifs ipurDe in ben Sad 3as
riidseifedt, unO MN begonn Gmoi
isba, biz 5rommel nit sirem turs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-18

0riegstnu5mdbie qcpubter SdugIina.
idIuo ebsnfaas ouf bic 5rommeI. -
bis i6IiebIi6 ale 70 fart tromme!s
ten, ME Ie MIR tonuten. 9ss peites
rem ftimmten iis gum Srommsl qtt
aud sinen lautsu SIags Seians on,
qlsi6faqs nit Der bollen Wtatt III
rer Stimme.
2a6oem oies tinigs minuisn g.s
bausrt, sri6itn elm iunser ManH, bon
prd6tigem, beIbsnboftsm &orpsrbau.
opntommm geihmiitt fir ben
9rieogtan3 obsr bas SritgsipisI.
Sau5eno uno gum Srommslf6la5
Fnqtnb, tautts CT on Der Self 5ur.
ouf, pie elm .Gott aus Der Maidine"
uno isin @srpeiIen mar nur iIiidtig
pie Elm @ruB.
Sem Stirn 9aub itedts boa BON
groben tolsr 5ebern, uno hint.n
bingen 5ipsi Iange Strd6nen 5uInm
menatfto6tsnsr aoler 5sbern fat
bis auf ben goosn bernb. Gr tru9
cine Deftt bon 6irfdbaut. bic nit
pieleu qerItigsIdsr, 3u gogsl 5igu
rem gruppisrt, beieBt mar; iont ma
rem RumpI uuo Qrme Blob. Die
8eintleioer parea bon lpeiB..
6irT6baut, e6enfdlls nit figurenbi.
benoen qerItiigel6en bsisBt, unb In
berTel6en 0siie pnren feline moctas
inns gefdmHtt. Sebr gra3i0s tan5
te er in 10 groBeu 9rsiien. pis bic
4~usoebnung bts 3sltes geitQtttte, be-
Ttdnoig bic arme, ben Sept uno ben
Rumpf idpingsno. unb psrfalpan0
tnbIid.
limb nun lam sic srFts 6auptissns:
Der QIarm. Der grommeiidIag
hub aufs neut an, uno burd cine
Ssffnung i'm 3elte, an Der BON 9aus
a6gspsnbeten Ssits, ronnis Elm jun
ger Snoiansr, ME eri90pft bon LAM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-18
3ndfdait Inn @elttn.

gsrindt Snr @eipimnuna eintr bfIsn.
bersH a~merifanifhsn giifhlinas aaf.
ie. - Grielas Der @eaierHnas .Gtpe
characterization w WBumine- Nlan
bofft ben @sIf 0rtraa nod psrbup.
pelH 81 iSnHeH. - SerbeHernms Der
@eibe' gsr6dIiHiHs.
@eipib BAT bic amtriiaHiId.
ShafSnhi In ben ltbten Stbn Bis
SiDan5is Sabr,n grobtH AuHdpang
aud i'm fernsn Meittn etuOmmsn.
- bislfnH auf aofttn Der 6ornpisbs
3utt, fir p,Ide bic aIts slorioIt
3.it infoIs, 3uriidptid,ens 6ts psit
lihen Gr.insio, > @ebittts mtit,ns
i'm Gdtpinbtn 1T. ipdbr,nO bic
GhaISudt aud ouf Der eing,fritbis'
ten Ron9 i'm erobsn Wnbitab, bor'
tsilboft beiri.bn ip,rb,n Tam. ab,r
IS III on biti,m QuHhpuns Elm,
pihtiee errunssnfhaft 5u permiF,n.
Infer 2onb nimmt nod niht bi,
Gte1une elm, pelfe ihm inter Del,
i6oT5idtenbtn Rotionen Der MeIt
eia,ntIi6 sutGmt; uno es pirb f,
trob Der MaFt Der WontrGs,r nihi
tinnebm,n, 10 fdnee ss nod an elmer
GrTdeinung s,bridt. ndmlid: an Der
GnipidIung elmer b%eItimmtsn 3udi'
RoFt ben Stofen, pelhe als Elm
om,ritaniIG,r spp onssieben iperbsn
fOnntt unb nntiirlih 5usItid aIs
@olI,s unb 5I,ii4 = eieferant nidts
Su punI9tn iibrig liebe. ii6 f,rntr
aud nismnIs infoIgs Der natiirIihtn
llmsebuns p,ridle6tern piirbs IA
e,rabe in bieI,r ON beften gu Saufc
mare. @bsr in naber 3utunft piro
bieI. Glide sIdn3,nb aussefiint fem,
psnn gentle 9eriud' bas ertpurt.t;
Greebnis Seie,nl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-18

@oae uno Sommslfleifh auf ods
rei6lihIte bsfriebi9er lam.
Qebteres 1T bic Sauptfade. 9absn
bod asnnsr geiddbt. bab, tusnn IS
oeldnqe, ben Grtrag unferer Bolls
Sdur, Bel Der bisherigsn ausosfs
nung Der Sdafauht. I'm bier
gfunb pro Sabr unb S4of gu Oet'
arDbern, bies cine Grh0bung bss gs'
famten jGbrIiden Dertes Der Boile
UNI 5ebn Miaionsn Dollars bsOsaica
niirbei
Gs ipirb o6er ernortet, baB Bel
ipirtli6 piTenidaftlidem 9strieb otr
Gade es ie6r pobl m0glid mare, biz
ameritonii6e Doa : Grnt: gu bers
6oppeln. 9oran ndren bic gros
ben idbrliden Ginfubren bon Wois,
i'm Werte bon pielen Midionen, uas
n0tia, unb bic 4meritnner tpilrsen
ouf bieiem ipi6tigen @ebiete logui
ipie unabbGngig bonn QuslanOe isiu,
obne baB lie 3elerungspreiis fir ibrt
Wone unb nplene 3leiber gu be5al'
len brauGten.
CUR SeranSisbung elmer moeliaIi
ertrogfdbigen amerifanii9en ReHt
ober perpsn beribmte a~usipdrti9t
Gppe az Silfe eenommen, un' arsa'
3unssa Dsrislben nit ben bfd'n elm
eeboreasn SGafen Derbeiaefupr.-
Da limb bott bnben ihou pripaI'
Grperimsnte st3eigt, baB in oisls'
g~e5iebnns nod srDbes sslsiitst lpsr'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-18

bss SntereTe baden, iih leidt ipurs
los psrlisren mng!
Gs pdrs ieoenfaas iehr 81 bebauz
srn, lpsnn bic nnditehenoen 3eremc>
MEN unb ltebsrliefsrung Der Spotaz
ne : Snoiansr. i'm Gtaate Waibin9s
ton, b6aigsr 9~ergeIsnbsit onheimfals
len foaten, pie leibsr idon 10 maude
ontert. Sic erinnsrt e%inieermaBsn
an bic griehiihe. halb geididtIi4e
Sdge bonn ariege gegen 5roia pssen
bes aaubes Der fd6nsn 5elena; uno
fhon on unb fir fi6 III Der betrsfz
fenbe bramatif6e 9au3 Der Spotas
mes msrtpiirbig eenug. I'm Elm
pidbden in Der @sbddtnise S9ubz
Iaoe Der Mits unb Radp.lt gu pers
hienen. Die inbianiide 9elena beibt
@hizisna.
Rod lit biefe 3ersmouie nidt aus
gsitOrben. tpie aud Der Reft bss
SpofanezS tommes nod 5iemlih Iez
benafrdftig 1T; aber nur Elm paar
Deibe BADEN bieie 9ar6ietung ies
mails ponitdnbig 9eisben. unb fsl6it
Der cine ooer anbere @tt ntrb nur
Bel isbr fpenigen 6elegenbsiten in Ges
gsntport Grember gebpten.
Die nahtebenben Mitteilungen
fomnsn bon iemnnoem, Ser als gune
besbsamter, nit 2anb 3rneifungsn
an bic ein3elnen Spotane : Snotansr
i'm SitIifen Mafbington einen Minter
hinbur6 beiddftigt, fid bic 6reunos
fdoft Der Rotbdute eriparb, tpeshatf
ihm idlieBlih bic punoerfeItene
Gunit auteil purbe, baB Ct einen
oIIfdnbisen, ieinetipegen 81
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unb risf: .6onsn mir i%pnrtsn, bis be
aallifptIs 3et gebnbi bdbsn, fiH gum
arisps borsubertitsn9 Gino mir nn'
porbsrtittt, 10 finb ft Is aud1. BIS
bieis Gdmaf eerdht III, psroiensn
MIR bic Wsrohtune aass 9olfes. Wtr
miiFen uns Ifdmsn, infer antIib I'M
@aFtr ipisbsrssfpisgslt Su itbtn, 10
lnnae ga bumsist'ee ltbtl eino mir
aanindtn, bab mir uns in unisrt
GhIupfa1nge bertrisftn miihtH,
pdbrenO Der aOjois itt in Der Ndh.
berumIdltidi? Maa Der Rat be-
ihlieben, mas er nil, - aber in
ptrbs Iofprt ben aritsspfao be-
fhrsitsn unb nur NIT Der ihoneu
@bisisun nuf meintm 9fsrot uno
Dem Gtalp Qabumsistisss an m,i'
mem Biirtsl b%eimiebrtn!"
Stint ieurigs atbe rib bic Wlebr'
belt fort, unb bic Qbitimmung for'
berte unper5igIihen arits.
Der nddits gtt 8siste bi, Q r.
bsrtitunptn sum aamPfe
pobti Die Gquaips mitbalitn. Bafs
fen, Sattsl unb altioer iuuroen ges
priift, Ieidts Munbporrdts = setrods
nttes RsbfIsii6 unO ends - boiti5
tinaepndt, unb idn,q prangten ole
aGmpfer i'm arie1sidmud. eout
prsiisnb ibrs Friib,rtn Seloentatsn,
3oatn fe aus.
Die 4lisn trmdbntn re. taper
unb bod borTidti9 gu tdinpfsn; bic
Sauaips aber ipuroen lout uno
f6ritn, it piirben ibrs 9atttn un5
9elisbtm mobl nismals pieOeriebsH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-18

Sin 3trsmonim WeiIttr unb Sis
ter Der Gtammts lleberlisisruHg,n
bat, iuit idon feline @orfabrtn, bds
Gtaubige qmt, niht nur fir bic g.
haltuna oieIss uno onoerer bsiIigtH
grdu6e 5u iorg,n, ionbtrn au6 bic
iuHaln Mdnutr unb ftlbit ihon bi,
anabsn als mttpirteube in bieism
Drama ~aus5ubilOeH. Su ben l.bttH
paar Sabrsn mar bic erfiiluus bic
les Qmtts i6pitris senug; oenu i.itt
bic iunaen Spotarts in Gemsiniaaii
nit nsiBen ainbsrn bic S6uls be.
Iuhtn, uno islbi ibre Gltern 70 5i,ma
lid oasfeIbe 9tbsn fiibren, pis ibrc
iptib.u Qa6barR brsnnt bic Beta
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-18

Sdaie Ser laramie ; geriudSFaiiOr.
Tsinsr !6srosn bsunrubist., mtbrsrs
tauIenb Dollars auf bic Smporties
rune gutter Shafb6de, unb "a ges
lang ibm in tinigen Sobrsn bic
DonIdur bis auf iiber is pfuHb pro
Shaf 3u eb0ben: ettpos s.robe5u
qbdnomenaIss fir @pomins!
SnbeB qeb0rt pielfa9 audi eire
@erbe Ferung Ter umg.benben Bers
bdItntEe baSu, importisrte RoHtus
Siammbalter uno ibrs sirb,imifne
Ra6fommsn nit GrfOIs gu aitIimas
iifieren.
60 f0nnen btiIpielspeiie bic ipslts
befonnttn frnnsOFihen RombouiIets
S6afe 5ipor in unIeren Seefiiftens
Staten, bertn gburotter b%smieniesu
Der fran3GII6en Seimot : @eg,nosn
dbnsIt, ipobl gong gut s.beibtn, -
ober ouf trudsnem peItliGtn Boben,
Der nit QIioIi SalSen belaben 1T.
modt Ti6 bi. So6e on6ers! Das
9ras Der ipeItlibsn Sp9ebenm 1T
meiitens tur5 unb biirftis unb ents
bait fosnig,r DaFer, mebr Mineras
lien unb weniger Mannisfnltigfsit in
ben 0dbrIoFfsn. Die S9nfe miiHen
fih iiber p.iie @ebiete trgtben, un
ibren SEneer 81 ftillen rnb I'm Dafs
Ter genug gu finben. Ridt an pitle
8stpegung geipDbnt. perliersn lie an
Sleifh, unb nur bas anodenipeIf
entpidelt lih itGrtsr. Dn5u tomm.n
bic pI0blidtn Ssmperdtur : WerGnbes
rungtn unO hi. itGrteren Minbe. Die
Bpne berminbtrt iih, ba bic, fir ibs
re GntpidIung pidtisen, natiirlihen
Dele in ftdrtersm Mobe 3ur GrbDz
bung Der titriiden @Grm. b.curfs
tperben.
SIN tpetli6tn Oregon, ipo aisl
na5msipeiis giinifige @,rbGltuihe
berrfhen, perben mon9mnl faf IL
9funb Dpas pro S9af erSielt; ob.r
Der burdidnittli6e Grtrog I'M Siibs
peIten fomnlt MIR ouf 6 Biz Z pfunp.
gs mrb 6aber in fpsniser siinftigen
Regionen nnmentli6 fir CUTE 3us
fubr g~esignstsn Wafers gsforst, bic
Qabrung bsr6siiert, uno s,legsntlis
DIES Sbbah g.liefsrt tDtrben.
DOB olsOann, ipern ouberbem zine
piKeni9aitIihe 3udtung betrieben
piro, fid b0dIt b,frisbisenbe grgess
nife s~rsislen laHen, unb ein prdhtis
ges neu : ameritanifdss Saaf : Gss
f6le4t b,ranesaosen fuerbsn fanr.
boben f6on bic bisberigen grfolge
Der aeqisrunss : Decentralization -
bic NIT Notwithstanding bef4eibensn
. MitteIn arbsit,t uno bic gdulihtsis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-18

Smmtr isllentr lptrbtn bic uHpsrs
fGlIdien WsGunbiqunasu Der in0iant
idtn 9~pllsfsslf in maItriihtn 9rdns
den unp 3trsmpnitn. Ulnuht Die
Ter, ptldt BON bitlsn 5rempen st
fthtn pprben fne rOtr nod perotr
lpIe 6is zhlahQenlGH3s bar WlOlis,
m6atn iih aud, ptHn It polig ods
hinaeiflpunoen isia ioltsn. nod
aismlid cut TN anbtHttu feitbnitsH
laHsn, ndhrsnD bas anbtnitu man
der mbsrsr 8sremunifu, bic iibsrs
hnupt nur aubtrit fslitu bon eiHsm
@sibm aeibaut noroeu iino uno
bod iaoH fir ben 9srgleih mil
lltberlieFetunaen anotrer @0lfer grps