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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
geieraheah ttm& gauHnttr txxat.

5sierabenbs. Der Q%benOfsisr i'm bsItsn
Sim, elm unrubisss 5ditsn gum
nG9Ibsitsu electromagnetic. oas
uns i'm S4nsupsrtebr stlpeI9sn Der
sniisunssItGtten 5ufiihrsu ioI!
lin iOlae Rubelpiistsit gu beodus
srn, bruu4t man pirtli4 ui4t ontis
quierter Observation-Disclosures su
fem. 8si aler Nertfddbung oes
.frti6en. tsbsnsbeiubsnOsn 3uses, Der
oura uniers 3ett se9t. mOdts man
ibr bod bts uno od cine gGIur ptn'
'fGen, Elm QtemboIen un0 Si9beIius
Hen. Elm Ridi4auen, I'm oas Grlebte
AUDI fru4tbringenO innerIta perurs
bsiten gu t0nnen. DEM mas nust
bic Saat Der grfabrung, tpeu1 lie i'm
@irbeIipino ni4t 8o0sn gu faFen
permas9 Rur pbsrflG4Iia ftreifsn
uns Die grIebnife, Gins bonn aubern
%berordngt. &ein @tnorud bat 3eit,
gu bdften unb aus3ureifsn, un6 bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

Rs4t beherjismspsrte HBints sibt
cine oeuifhe 9duBIrnu, bic aud IN
Der Ride gut 9si6sio fpeib, ibr,u
Ipsniser erfahrtnsn S9peItern In 0sr
Folgenoen plauOtrd:
Der umIihtigsH Sd%usfrau fdqi Die
aufgabe an, dbriablsibenoe Gpsiltn
iobolO ais mogli9 pisoer nubbrins
.atno gu pertpsrttn, uuo omar sriors
bert bic Spariami,ii, oaB aud iIti'
ne. unonfebnli6e l.berbIeibltl ni1t
tp%eggeiporfen oosr Dem 9srbsrbeR
pr,isgegeben ipsr0tu. Qber Muge uno
3unse Der SiI4gGIt. iponen anIgss
tpGrmtes In neutr. bsrlodenoer 6eItolt
erId.inen febsn, uHO nit 9ts6t nsunt
mon bic a0din cine 9~iinfiIerin, bic
"a berTtebt, Reite mad @efhmod unb
QusIsben 70 dufsrIsben gu loHsu,
Dab i6nen niemdHo ben Rtitsrto9
dnmsrtt. Sitr ,iuise oiessbsjis'
Ii4e Winte fir bic Rooi5in in Der
Ride.
Gsltsn lam Der appstit Der GFsn'
ben 70 genau puruusbsrs6net ipsrOsn,
baB bic 5IeiI9portion gsrdOs Guf'
sebt. 9leiuers asits bon aodflsiia
ooer 9raten ssbsu siuen Gleti4IuIdt
gum QbeuosEsn oOsr tperbtn nit
3ptsbsl, 4apsrn, sOsutueu aud bort'
ssio4tem 81 fsiusepiest. nit SuI5
uno pfefFer g.tpirSt uno aui ssr0'
Itete. bidgsbuttsrts WsiBbrotIduitteH
ssEtri6en. lie iibriggeblittenss
.Gltil4 ii4 in ansout, SuIass,
Gleii9tlDBhsr. quOOius nertpunOsIt
uOsr, in S9eibn ssI6nitisn unb in
elmer pitdnten Ssnf', Saroellens, aas
ptrn', 3tpiebels, Mserretti6Taute srs
bibt, gum 5fpeitsnmol duFtritt, III gee
nugIdm betonnt. gber @ouldi6 aus
Glsii9rsTten 1T bisIei9t man6em
nsu. 9stpiegts 3pisbsI fpirb in 9uts
ter gslb 9e0uuItet. Dos niirfelis GEE
.I9nittsne 6lsiI9 nit Gaucenrsften,
euI5 uHo papritu oasuseaebsn uno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

SR elmer aiiitenjtaot tpartete elm
S6iii auf ole glnfunit oes Giien.
h%abn5uges, I'M cine GlrBobG BON
HeiIeloen oiI%i5uuebnien uno iibers
Qleer 81 beioroern. Ser Bug fam
an. Ger 9apitdn oeS Sdiiies, Elm
GROCER, rnuber, ionnberbromter
MlGun, itnno BET ieinem S6iii mo
erwartete Die 9%ieiien0en. Ga fam
cine Shar oouebnler Serren 8it
ibm uno reOete i'm NIT iolaeuoen
@orten an:
aSerr 9apitdnl Sine an3abl bon
Reiienoen mobte peiter fa6ren;
ibre @eiterreiie ober 6dngt bon SD.
men ob. Inter ben Reiienoeu iit
u1nlid elm frazier Mann, oelieit
@egcnpart rHangeuebm III. @ir
iino obgeor6net, Sie 5u bitten, oob
Sic Den ararlfen uibt in Sbr Sdiff
auinebmen. 9teiIt Der aranfe nit,
10 bIeiben mir. @as lit Sbre gnt.
'port?"
Ger aapitdn armioerte: .9}eine
Serreul &at Der frnnfe Mann bier
eincn @ertrrter Slu' Oieic uucr.
partete Srage iolgte feline Slntiport.
% ihritt Der aapit1n biniiber 81
Der Giienbobn mo fab in einem
8iufcI SeB 8ageus Gin armcS Ne
fen, Oeiieu 2e6en our6 Die ails5eb.
ruug beinnbe anige5ebrt mar. Ser
9ranfe belt iein Sailpt in bei6en
S1noen mo fpeinte. Der aapitGn
reSete irepm0lit NIT ibm.
%, mein Serrl4 ia1te Der arnn.
fc, ,iiuo Sic Der aapitdn2 @oQen
Gle mid m%ituebmen? Die &eiier.
ben I6auen mid on, ols mare i'd
ole 9%eitiIen3, mo iino 10 uuireunb.
li6l Gle iebet, ooB ib ON Ster6en
hin; aber nenl i'd MIR nod lebe,
sis i1 meine Mlltter erreidc. 10
ncr6e if germ iterben; meme Reiie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

turbe3iebungen 81 elmer groben, oaus
eru6en ueberIi4t 3uIammensufuifen.
ausfeIluu9eu, OieIem 9eoanten
getpibmet, iino ausndbmslos aus
lei9t ertldrIi9en @riinben ge19eitert,
uno aud gar ni4t imitauoe genes
fen, bic Sbee in ibrer @rSbe bur9s
a&fubren. MsuTeumsgebGuSe find
fir iolae sspaltigen. saiammenfais
Isnosn 3nede ni9t bertpenbbor. Gin
Iplhes &leinz Seiterrei9 TAFT Ii6 nur
in Der 6orm zines GreiIuftmuIeums
Derpirtltden, tpie tie bereits in ben
ftanbinaoiI9en Gtoaten bsIteAsn. bodj
tpir6 Die Musfi6rung in @ien cine
BON ben norbiI9en Muieen sana psr'
f9iebene Iein.
@tefes SeIterrei9 i'm tleinen nir6
i'm Rpropeiten Der Stabt Dien, in
elmer Der f90niten gesenoen bes
Diener @dIoes erIte9en, Der nit feis
men ungebsuren aaubpdlOern bic
Sta6t umT9lieBt pie Elm rieTiger
ariiner @irtel. Der @reimariItein.
Elm Berg BON einem bdlben Sunoert
Dieter SDbe, biloet bort ben Mbz
f9tuB zines berrli9en SaIgrunoes
un6 iitbt berdb In Das i0bIltf9 eez
legene @einbauerbDrf9en Salmannsa
bprf. Ollie @orbeoiugungsn fir eine
fpG9e beTtGn6ige S9au iiber bas 2es
ben Der 8Dlter Seiterreids iinh bier
gegeben. StetlbGnge fir ein Stroller
9orF FAINT &tr9Ietn, QlmpieIen fir
S%ennbiitten, 2aubpdlOer fir Elm
ilopatifdes SpI8baueroprf aus ben
aarpatber, 8ergriideu fir bte an'
~Iieolun9er Der Setmarbetter aus BEN
RieIens unb Gragebirgs, i'm Sal ge'
niigenb 5ld9e fir sine 8aHerdnla'
&c, an Der it4 Die 9iittsn batmatint.
I9er Slider er6eben iollen. @ul
oielsm Sled @rbe III slei9Falls allies
pereinigt, ipos Die ums!6ung hel
9aiieritaot 10 rei5poll ma6t. Ausll'
babe lAiebeH nllentbalben su Gal
MeinsGrten tfettern bis gum MuIt
empur, SbfteGrteR pe6ieln nit fet'
ten @ieien; alIentbalbtp laTsn lid
nit penig Mii6e ole 6arattsriFifdsT
Mlertmale Der 70 mannigFaltiasr
NanbI9aften SeIterrei6s In bic @s'
genb berpflun5en. @lettriI@s Bah
men fiibrtn In ipeniser als elmer
@tunoe aus benz Centrum Der Stab
bis In ben SaIbphtH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
3lar rime ganpF.

mir ibren idonen brnllnen uno 10.
ten 8eIS ibre ihtpnr8en augen uno
6iibe! 9ieIe cine Goupe mta i'd
be6oi.cn, neil iie 10 i6Gu lit. hu0
Iie miro mir fiber nidts idIaoen. "
@inige Gage ipdter eing ih mie-
Der an Dem &oieuitof borbei. gber
0 tDcb, e8 mar fem aan3es 9latt
mebr gu iebcn bon Der Goie, Die
mir cine Gonpe bebaIten tpoate.
S6rc Gd5ubcit mar oabiu, ulo iie
bate MIR nod 2eben genllg, I'M
iiber lire eitIe Sorbeit gu %iauinterr.
,G6, adj, td alall6tc uibt, Dab
cine ein5ige Goupe mett &utn ietn
niir0el"
60 gei6ic1t es of, Dab cine flei.
ne, b0ie @eipobnbeit nit Der 3eit 10
Itarf iper0en fam, lin Den gon5en
@6orafter bon anaben uno W1h.
den gu ruinieren. 9esboIb ihit.
telt oie aaltpen meg. Iegt Die lin.
tugelbcu uto Die llnnrten a6, nlas
i0r ;rciIit rltr f6nnt, ipenlt ibr
6er0li9 Dem 86ien pioeritrcbt unb
oas @llte gu Inn iudt.
Cine llnart lam bieI Ifaben,
&rum Elm Sinh, bds po6lgerateu
iln6 I'M Gdlten madIen nil,
03uB lie meiben eruit unb itta.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

nts aoitlstt aus Rshsn BON GrbIsns.
einitas, 9obu,npara D~obIaeldnsu
la0su. defenders NIT oriintm GoIat
nshtnhsr. - Gsht bauFig finoen au@
geto9is aartofftln ben Mea uieosr
IN bic Ride surild, dbsr ibre Der.
ntrtung perurIodt itin aopIssrbrts
den, Bonn Is 1T ishr maHniqfaItio.
SoI9e aortofisIu uisbsn 4. 3. ON
Iofg,noeH Witios in poliomm,nIsr
Wsiis bic frif6sdudtsn, tpenn man
Il. rsibt, NIT 81, Gltbl, 6ala al sis
mem Eeig fnttet unb g1nhen boraus
fprmi, ole man ausbddi.
gbs lleiHe Qedermdulhsn oi, Rome
pottreFs bon elmer fsItli9sn @sleasn.
Esit Der ouH9ledsH i0nmn, bersiitt
Butter fdneG sinsu ieintR Ra6iH6
hdraus. Sie belsst ben 8tbsn elmer
@lasI6dle NIT Iei9itn BiAinits, bic
It sans NIT ssiibism @ein bur9.
trdntt. Snnu flint ie olerlei apms
pottrsits, Die ndtirIid i'm @ei4mdd
mitsinanoer ~bdrmouieren mdHeH. OOta
auf unb oedt aIts NIT 0idsr @onilI.a
fauts Su. Rad 8tIieben fam bic
Sailftf nod nit Mdironen. Mdns
otIn ufn. edrniert tperoen.
9ns Mdo6en hdt psreeHeu, Die
Rild slsi9 friib ub3uiOaen. Run
ittbt Is duf benz Ssrb. unb elm utrs
bG9tig.s 9rduTn psrrGt, odb fs
.I6idert". 2oFsn hir fe fth ruhiS
ouf 80 @rdo erhibsn unb berpenben
it su 9o9tdts. Grtultet, ptro Die
MiI4 ourd elm Sud sssofen. Der
SuridbIsibenos Qudrt gut oussss
prsBt, fein Serriebsn uu6 In eintm
Gttintopf 10 lonss marin gefte1t. bts
sr gegoren BAT. Damn tpiro Der 2dfe
nit Butter, Gobue uno SdI3 unier
b.ftdnoisem Ribrsn ssto9t. Bis sr
Tdbsn 5ie6t. Radoem nod etpos
aiimmel SussisBt ipOr0sn 1T, muB bic
MuTt in elmer nit @dTer gefpiltst
6htFeI ertaIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
1IRat9el= @ptelecBe.

@.
Gie birSt Sals, 6hmald. @affee in III
rem Sdob;
Eie ivart uun iuumelt Belb unb
fdiebt orauf los.
-
Z.
llebIt tu &c aus nuf andre - ME
6iir bein @erfabren banien tie;
llno benuo6 - pdr es nie geipeieu,
2gir fonnten feline Binder leIen,
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8.
@on I6linnen 8rbeu nlsgeiibt,
0at e3 iGru maudDen iGluer betriiht;
lIno aar hon Writ unb Gdtuert getau,
oats idon get6tet Baum Hno Braun,
3.
Wnu irGst es atf Dem Nlden nliinter,
Rflan3t Is aufs @rab lap ieuf5t bars
unter.
----
10.
I'm aimneI. I'M GempeI, I'M aertens
iptel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

3pei BON posIi. umnorben. Be-
srifie! gehusliaes Musrubeu in
boiler 8sI4aaItaisit mad sstunsr
SogespfIi9t. Sbst na9bentIoms
tur5s Rait bonn gniT9ninOsn bss
9immIii9en ai9ts bis sum QuffIum'
men 6es tinItli9en. Rur nod bonn
SDrsniagen iennt fs unfere I4nels
ltbiss 3eit. unb nismdno sOnnt ii9
Die MuBe. i9rsn 3auber noa au ses
nisbsu. $50 folte man aud IOnit
bic 3eit bernsbmsn, UNI bas Sdgsss
progrumm ool gu srIeoigen9 I'm gu
bepGltissn, tpds an @sfelItstsit uno
gsrgniigungen sci4ufft tperosn muB2
2Gngft bat Der 5iinfubrtse nit
itoblenber 9eIeu9tung oos 9%sIOunisl
9eimli9sr 9Gmmsritunbe bsriast.
9as Ruunsn nlsr suten Setter bss
3pisIi9ts mubts perfttmmsn Dor
8ungomuiit uu0 uusldnbtf9en Msis
fen. llrb fat bss bei4auli9en
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SpmuuBmer.
/.
IS baben's g6ueer IN Ser 6nno unb
boben's in fer aehleH
Ilnb uebu odmit, ipie aQGetaUnt, iidl
ibre Sbern !palleu,
2.
Gle melhet an, mon i6reibt oafdut
Man ihldgt Tie uub mal hdu0t tic alf.
3.
Ser @rnuer iut's unb I'm @elidt
ga feblt's igm uab aud onoern ntdlf.
----~
A.
esir iebeu es IN Northumberland,
FIN HinD unb Weit. an 8erg ilHo
Seeultr1nb.
N--w--~w
5.
Ser Sausfnedt tnf's bern 8rentoen
nad gefebl.
Ser @dder fabrioiert q Jpn aus gseAl.
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9m palot.

Grill Mie it's 10 Gerrlid beutl
Iirtli! Qie mid bas 2eben
freutI
SD finge alermegen,
Del Sonneni4ciu unb glegenl"
0a fnll Der lnlle gonllnernino
l1n0 griff ocS Giuoes QodeH;
so fomnt mir tan3en nal Ge'
idlmin0l
8as ioa Dos S4Ieid)en, Stoden2"
GA ipraHa bas Sinh ins Grin
binein,
IA IndItp ieiu antIib lpie SoHnen'
ideir,
Ga bradtc es @Iunlen gum Stroiibe
lln0 Elm frobes Ser5 NIT nod Sauie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

Gin ainb ging curb Den @aIb 10
itunlm,
N2it I6Iiiger @e5crbe,
GS iab nidt mif, % Ia6 ui6t urL
Cab Dor iih auf ole @roe.
llno iueltl, Elm aiuO iih 10 benimmt
90 Iogt IS Do0I: SD bin Der.
itimut!"
liuo tridt Sen @ntno pom 8alt
mel
Gos llcrnt man i3Iedte 2allnel
Gin g0eleiu fang bonn 9allm
hernb:
.gQein ain0, lob biz aenliaen
limb aib 0id nidt nit Brillea 1b.
sic MAIDEN fem @ergniigen,
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Die Isitenbe SOee bieTes @iensr
6rsiluftmufeums 1T, bar5uitelIen, fpis
bic iiberraaenbe bsutIde aultut ibz
rsn 8eg in Die Ilupii9en uno uta0s
iurii4en @ebietsteiIe bes ReiGes gs<
nummen uno bic Seimattunft bieitr
@0lter beetnflubt bat. 9as OsutiGs
tum als Rulturbrtnser i'm Often gu,
ropaa. llmfaHenbe @oritubieR hn.
ben bierfir bereits etn gepaEtiges
Material eegeben, absr dun in oft
iiberrai4enoerWeiI sseigt, nie sisls
fad uniere mohsrne NertitGttens nnh
9etDrationsfunI pieherum DOR Der
ndiOen 8uuerntunIt Qnreguneen entps
fGust, Die ii4 Biz in Die e~ntlesenTtsn
96rfer Ser flupatiiden SoI3gGller
sariduerfplgen IaRsn. Rur Elm
8siipiel fir bisle. Die In Wien
eben ~auftpmmenbe, bur9 ibre apns
traftpirtung frdppierenbe S9purss
peibbetoratiDn bprns6mer SnnsnrGls
me miro tn ben ilopafif9en Sel3s
tir6en oes aarpdt6enpaloss I9nR
iabrbunoerteldng geibt. 9ie 9dus
erutinitler biefer 9esenhen eRtptdsln
in Der Srndmentit ttnen gan3 sigsns
artissH @ef9mad, Der auf ibren @es
peben, thren MGnteIn unb nusses
ndbten pel5sn sum Musbrud tpmmt.
limb bod BADEN GOrf6ungsn erssz
ben, haB niefe l9einbar 10 urIprdHgs
Tide @egabung Dem heutfGen Mes
iten ibre 8efru9tung beroantt, unA
bab GENTLE &antenmotibs Der SiroIer
8auernmDbel nuf ibrsm Wese nab
benz Often MIR iosufasen ins SIas
piide iiberfeBt ipurben.
Der uneebeure 2e6rpert eines fpls
den Greiluftmuieums fir Sauls
sipede unb tiinItIeriTae Meitsrbife
bung lit pbHe pettsres fidtbar, ipenn
man in @etradt 8iebt, Oab oie grs
bauer oeH einSsInsn Obietten ntdt
muir Die fir fe darattsriFif6e beimats
IiAe llmgebuns gsben, fonbern iie
aud nab SuuIidteit nit Der Dasu
gebGrisen 5lpra unb Sauna nmsebsa
pollen. Sir StGtten. pp bic Oiters
rei6ii9e 9eiHattuElf unn 9eimarbslt
bofesflbrt mirb, ipIl IN ausgisbiotF
Dsiie DOrselorst unp fir pisis GU
rfrbssnsiaf sugieid Die psrmausnts
acknowledgements asFAaffsH lpsts
hst
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RIsin 0slterrefh.

Gin Sreilafts@ aienm in Der aate BON
@teR eeplGnt.
Die beruTenep 9OrperT9aFten Stat,
Niener Stabtsemeinoe unb Die Der
etni9ungen, bic ii9 Die Qflsge bes
6eimotiaubes CUR aufgabe gsItst bas
BEN, Iegen gegeupdrttg 6ie @runDIts
nteu zines plaues felt, befen in sis
pi9sn Sabren 81 erpartenOe 9er'
mtrtli1ung elne Mrt grfilluns
Isiu mub; Ote snOIi9e Grfiilluns Der
INNER niehsr nufsetnnhten urn ims
nlsr ipiener als uHnur4flArbor hsls
Feite eelesten 9sTirebungen. bic M1nf
nisfdltigteis bes Hlisrreihifatn @Bl'
tsrlsbsns in ibren lpe9feIfeitissa auIs
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@ietee1ite bier i'm Saus
sat Die oIte @ude:
Gief i'm Seller iiBt Die Wlalls,
Gngt ani Sungcrtude.
StoI5 auf ieinen rotci 9ipd
llno oeiparten Samen,
Git elm 8rob inn 3neiten Stof;
Gih1oru lit ieiu Iauen.
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iossndnnts G9uIt Oss 2ebens bers
mag uns ni9ts su Iebren. neil tpir
fIa9tig ni9t ton3entrisrt uno oorum
uufnu6meunfdbis iub.
DAB Der mo0srns Msni9 cine ishr
6pbe Quffofuns bonn Mert Der 3eit
bat unb fie pol dusi6Dpfen min, ion
i6m unbenommsn blsiberL Nur lit es
Elm Srrtum. gu n%tsinen, siu seIeSsuts
Ii4er Stinfano. cine nah6entIoHs
9GmmerItunbe pOer elm niriliher
5%eierabsno bier unb Od ieien 3sitber.
idpsnoung. SIN GesentsiI. iis mo.
den fi4 bunoertfGItig ausbar, ipsnt
man lie ri4tig untpeuoet.
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Die OaIte DER 8ndF.

0eiter oben bot Der Spe6t
Seine @erfitatt liegerL
Salt utlO 8inmert funitaerc1t,
GAP Ole 6pdne flieoen.
aui Dem BipfeI i'm @edit
Stbt Elm nin5i1 fleiner
Mtuiifmte frob I'M gfeit.
gtiete sablt ni6t elmer.
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.SS6r orntieIigen amciIcul" iagtc
Elm Samfter, ~gerIoQut eS ii4 Der
9lii6e, boB ibr Den gat8cn @om.
nter arbeitet. I'M Elm 10 tpenigeS
tirsuiommcln? @euu iBr meiner
9orrat ie6eu ioatct!" Sore" ant
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Der 9amarr uun Die AutrtFr.

mortete cine a(meiie, rtuenn err gro.
Ser lit, ais ou i'm brau6lt, 10 lit
es ifon reft, oaB Die @leniden Dir
no6gro6eh oeine S6euern aus.
leeren unO bid oeiren rGuberiidea
@eiS nit Dem 2cben biiBen Iaiienl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

- Gins BON beiben. Sunser
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-03-18
! CLASSIFIED Adpe1tising

ROOMS-For light housekeeping,
unfinished 1O7 West Orange
avenue. 22O3
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-03-18

FOR TEN DAYS will make unusual
ly attractive prices and terms on
vacant residence property to par
ties who want to improve same.
See, phone or write D. H. Sloan,
owner. 1892
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-03-18

Fancy homemade candies-sea-
foam, caromel. taffiies, divinity
and plain fudge, peanut and cocoa
nut brittle. Special attention to
orders for church suppers. Phone
242 Red. 206s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-03-18

We are the owners of 10000 acres
of fine combination citrus and farm
land near Lakeland in Polk county;
railroad runs through tract; will
sell in tracts Of from 500 acres up
at very attractive prices for short
time only. Call on G.. c.. Barton,
Room l and Dean & Bryant Bldg,
Lakeland Fla. 2253
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-04-30

should not add the good wholesome
steak to the bread and potatoes,
Enclosed find $210O and list Of
names and addresses of the AZ sub
scribers, SO Of which are for the
Weekly jeff, all Of whom desire their
subscriptions to begin with last
weeks issue, April 9th, containing
your comments on the celebrated
Frank Case" which are being most
highly commended and favoraply
commented upon, pronounced by
many as a classic timely and Oppor-
tune, that will vastly aid us in orr
enting ourselves, getting back to the
first principles Of our fundamental
law, and in correct that alarming
inclination, in recent years, Of con-
stituted authority, in our own as
we'll as in other States, to ignore and
trample upon the rights of the COM
mon people.
Yours most devotedly in the cause
Of Patriotism VS.. those insidious in
f1uences which are sapping the very
foundation OF our free American in
situations which were established
and bequeathed to US by our fore
fathers through much trial, persecu-
ton and tribulation.
Georgia. H. C. NEWTON.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-04-30
FROM A NEW SUBSCRIBER.

Dear Mr.. Watson: I have only
been subscriber to your paper
short while, but I certainly do ad-
mire the spirit in which you go af-
ter the evils of the present day.
Moral courage! It's a grand thing
to possess it. I believe that if we
had such man as you are in North
Carolina, that the common people
whom you so ably defend, would
keep you in the law making bodies
Of the Nation in spite Of all the mon
ey powers that could be brought to
bear.
Your April 9th issue of The JEFF
fersonian, is the ablest paper that
have seen on the Frank case. [
wish I had d hundred copies to give
to friends in my neighborhood. The
money power is strong. Catholicism
will do all that can be done to thWart
the ends OF justice, hired newspapers
will glare with big headlines about
unfair trials and Judicial Murder,
but by the Eternal God who reigns
supreme over all, the common people
will rule in America, and they will
not always stand the accusation of
perjury every time they try an i'm
portant case in court either.
When we. threw open our doors
and invited foreigners to make this
their home, we didn't say come on
any way whether you are friend
to our free Government or not. He
has to take an iron-clad oath, and
all those who are about to decide not
to be faithful to that allegiance had
better go somewhere else.
Give it to us Mr.. Watson. The
common people are with you and for
you. Yours truly,
N. G.. N. B. HUGGINS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-04-30
DIFFERENT MISSION METHODS
WOULD NOT SUIT "THE
BOARD"

Dear Brother Watson: say
Brother, because know you to be q
brother. Why? Because the Bible
says, by their fruits We may know
them" there is right and wrong
way to do anything, and 1 have al
way found you on the right side Of
any question. Of course you make
mistakes, you would not be human
if you did not. The plan on which
you advocate Foreign Missions l be-
lieve to be the right one, but that
does not suit The Board, because the
money is not forthcoming to meet
the expenses of The Board. You see
use capital letters because you
know it is a particular board.
Dear Tom you and l are near the
same age; l was 5S the 10th of last
October, but l have not got half the
sense you have got.
Enclosed you will find pamphlet
that I received from Bro G. C. Davi-
son, representative of Foreign Mis-
siOns at Ashburn, Ca, reply to an
attack on Foreign Missions by Bro.
Crumpton. In his reply believe he
is hitting at you, while he does not
call any name. I enclose this reply
that you may comment on same.
May God of heaven bless and pro-
tect you and give you many more
years Of life to fight the noble bat
ties that you are fighting, is my de-
sire and prayer.
Yours truly,
Ga. w. B. WEAVER.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-04-30
FROM BRO. MEEK, THE TRUE
BLUE OF OLD.

Dear Sir: I notice my subscrip-
ton is up. I can't afford to miss a
copy, for it's like the fellow said.
One fellow said religion was bread
and meat both to man, and another
fellow setting by said, yes, and cof-
fee too, Bro. Austin. So l am that
way by your JEFF and Magazine. I
have been taking them nearly ever
since you have been publishing
them. I started taking your Maya
zine when you published it in New
York. I met you few years ago at
my town, when you spoke at the fair
there. I am now 68 years old, and
I hollow hurrah for Tom Watson
whenever I get ready. May the
good Lord bless you in ali of your
works. I will send you $50 mon
ey order. Please continue your Jeff
and Magazine as far as the $3.50 will
carry me, for l can't get along with
out them.
Your friend,
Georgia. S. N MEEK.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-04-30
FROM ONE OF THE COMMON
PEOPLE,
PEOPLE.

Dear Mr.. Watson: I am sending
you club of IL which please enter
on your mailing list, also enclosed
find P. 0. money order for $500 to
pay for same. This is three clubs
that l have sent you in as many
weeks. l wish I could find the
language to express my esteem for
you, and to thank you for what you
the doing for us common people.
Long may you and the Jeffs live to
expose the corruption in our State
and National Government, and lead
the fight against the Roman Catho-
lies. Both Of your pieces on the
Frank case are the best of the kind
ever written, I don't see how any
one can read them and not be con-
WINGED that the author is honest,
full Of patriotism, a scholar, histo-
rian, statesman, as we'll as the best
lawyer America has ever produced.
Yours truly,
Ga. II. +. LASTINGER.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-04-30

slider the jeff the best paper that
comes into my home and I am glad
that we have one man in Georgia
that has backbone enough to tell the
people of some of the dirty work
done by their representatives and to
warn them of the future. May God
spare you many years longer that
you may continue your good work Is
my earnest prayer.
Your friend,
Ga. O. H. BRADBURY.