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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-15
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t%riimmerung 9mtldlanos SenRt

simn arieq nit DeutI6lanb biHein3ieben.
Gabti ipirb bic ~bebprfebenbe Gruppirnns
Der Mropdiihen 96uptmddts in hohitsm
@raOe sinfaa fem. auf Der tiaen @ettt
Deati6Ianb unp Der @prpoitsa ees Ser
manismus, SeFerreihslrgdrn. auf Der
unoern Gtite mir ano Gruntreth.
qaf lebteres t6nnen mir fsf rs6ntn.
aar 5tautrei1 III cine Gapd4ung
0euiIaIaabs cine ebenfo Hpthntnotee BEE
Otnarna friebliner griitenS uis fir uus.
.GbenIp pie es fir uns uubens6ar III, nns
.fritOii6 iunsren Reformsu az tniDutn, bic
rieias MittsL uab MufmertIdmseit erfprs
bern, folanae bas DamctleslaptEt bss
getmaniIata GinfafIss iibsE HIS bangt
10 1T aud Grdntrein bur9 bns eriee Mlss.
hettia bes lommsHhen ariegts NIT
DeutFhtdnb trmattet; dubtrbtm bot
grantrsi9 Gin srobes 5utereie an nniea
rem Gita, bd 60 uHs risigs AapttnlisH
atliebtn bat. MEM mir tampFen nerpen,
pirp oas gtlo pisbfr bel nemislbsn
HranlreiA tntlieAeR iperben maHeH, BEN
Is unm1gIi9 fein nirb. ss 8l psrtptiaerri,
nsue anleiben aber iperben uniere gegers
Fsitiaen SntereFeu mod mebr 0erfeItiqtn.
Der 3Ded unferes aritss NIT 0eatihs
lamb lam tsin anDertr fem, aIs Elm fix
aLsmal pber minbtIteHs fit fehr lauge
geit Der beutfhen @ffabr Elm @Hos 81
nader. Dag 3iel Der ouBersn qolitit
gnalan6g bat i'm Gegsntheil tets BARN
bsfanben, niemals o1s 8etttbfn irsenoa
elmer 0eaempnie in europa 8u5uIaHeH. "
tisat TN SntsreTe G%ngIanps. 8eutidlanl
at fdpdden, febom ni4t, beffen Ma4l
Seinttib All brehen, bd bies abermuls tins
8srFSruna bes pplitiTden @lsihsspidta
al gunItsn RuBtanbs btoeuten uni
QleidRitio bamtit neusrpings IN 4iien bal
GsIpenf Der ruFiF6sn Gsfutr fir eng,
lamb srasuaen piirbs. afp. nomsntlid
Talte unfertg 9festl
rlHber 9eutfhIGnb, habeH nj
.lttne a~DIlffiOn NIT engldHl
5apan at firhten. Dor bic
fem neuen arteae absr surlidauntihta, Il
nnm5oIid. Gin Gieg iibsr DentidIanl
phns proGtiThe, areifbars RtiuItdte bring
uns uussr un~beaahIttn @Auiben nihtl
II tin. lur cine D~onIfdHhiet 3trIHmettt
|. rAn BET bgntgnm Mdnt itGtFs uns ~
oiflt a.chrt uub bittei uus pie MoalIAtsii
! tms 0aubsFts pgn NlialpHtH pit auiaat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-15

lid fir urisre dubsrt Rihung unb 0ehr
aHesnisIen perbsn, init 0lbsu far bas
Gdnb AT rtrtusnben. BesaHtpdriis toHHen
mir uns nit niats n~ubbringsrb b~saFgn.
Sir innsre aeformen iiun ppr aGtm Weita
tel, WPitttl unb Wiittel n0tbig nit Be-
ThliHtn iommt man nidt tusit. Nir be-
fiHbm uas eIeihfam in sinsm 3aubsrs
treble. 1T % Ht6t befsr, ben Fth 5ns
famnsnqsftnartsn gorbii6su arottn nit
BEN Gdntrte su hur6bausn, I'm 10 mtbr.
nls, tpit i'd bereiis fagte, ar Der sroben
p~IsaolooIihm geosutung sints Feertlf1en
arieasg fir uns niht sinsA angtnblid
gsslpeiftlt psrbsn fam. alip br arisg
NUN Elm fdonungsloier fem. Ut muB
Ibis Al enbt al fihren ptritanbeu tusresn.
limb peldes miBteH bic 5ria!s anisres
eiesss isin2
DIR aarbinGlpuntt Der uus bspurFtebsEa
ben aufgabs it ueusrbings bic 3srItiide<
luna Mitttlsnropns in cine GeiAt mltGins
amber ripaIiErenbeE unabbdngigsr btuts
Ihsr gtaattn unb In 8trbiRbung bamit
bte gsFreiunq bss Glaipenthams BON ben
FsFsIn bes GtuifHtbums. Die Ga6t Der
latpiIden Giniaana bat in Der ltsttn 3eit
arobe aurtfaritte eemaht. Die ardftis
auna btr @tfible nilaptiasr gesenitislgs
isii@ forhtrn sben por alien bic 0eutIhen
bura lire abdtigtsit. N!iO, Der 6dupts
puntt unIeres Qroaromms muB bic gers
ni6tanu bes 9eutlhen Reides lnb De-
ttrrtths liepdrns als Stautsn fstn, in
@ertiHbuua NIT benz Stur8s Der aabss
baraiTdea DpndTtie unh MISUNDERSTANDING
bss Eru6eren DeutT1tn 8unbes. Man
Tpriai BON oer neutGnen Ginbtit, bod eris
]. ttirt unter oisftr Gfnbeit aud Elm bsatihet
0artitularismus. 9n MiiBnn hattie i'd
Bel iebem Shritt @slsssabeii 81 ItauRen,
pie iebr bic BaiuporeH ates prtuBiihs
baFn. Die gteihen Gefiblt ber detnp'
fsltuttit bttsheH aud in 5drnoOtr une II
biesn dnbtreH @egenSen DeuiI6ldnhs
Die Qropius Dtpreubsn, fotDt ales, mad
rein, ober 5nr 6dEfte poIniia im Ronia'
, reid qreubsn lift, nansntlih aber BIZ
! Qrobins QoIen unb etniss unstsn3eHol
J @sasnbeH esben au Mubldnb absr. 8i
} n0rbliht (grDbere) 6dlfte bss apnisrti4l
GadEen, bic na9 Dem @itnu 8ertral
! Aom RDniersi6 Su6Isn an qrsabsa &c
hdgn par, mub an bas AOnisrsi9 Sad
b fen MridfoagR. Das G6nigrsid 6aHno
/ Bat iOtDie aurbsfsn unb Oas 9sr5Oetbun
! gaTda, bic i'm Sabre 1866 BON prsuBti
i al saerem Rubsn tonfissirt Durbtn fne
/ nsr6ta iDieber 1ergeftellt unb biloen nj
I fribsr einen Sell spifaeu Dem 1ItliHsl
5 unb refli6en 3hsiI bsB aGnigreih
I qreuben. @6lieBIia 6otitsin piro a
Ddnemort suriidgegebeH, G~lfabs2othriE
! otn an gronIreih. 8us 6duptgeetugs
i midi utaen prsubsn itbua maB au
1 einsm ueutu, i'm bas 8opptlte gsgsn iet
! bsrarSbnssn 9ontrn osIaaffm ptrpei
L an pI6ts bic bon 8aiuudrtu Asp0lttrte
|, NrpDiastn CtIterreids. Ippis afs pfrpin
len GfprfsiAs fonsH mlIsa, els np
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-15
,,0Mr6 2aiGionett
audit IS (6nelst.

Sin Miiatbeiier Idftibt Dem aBaruls
tdbter auaebIatt@: Mit sinsnt bsfrsuns
petsn Qmtriianer etbe i'd bitIer Gage
CanFanas ausuT) bic GbdrlOitentrabt
entIang, ais cine 4btbsilaHg bon Refers
bitten, ben pdpptartpu nds eitslgs
iibrigens, mas an ibnsn bon Pappe
in Der Sanb irdgenb, trGftisen @hfitses
in Der Ri1tuug mad ben ginbsn sn heFans
marihitt. Die topferm W1nner IIltonla
rem bic sMa1t am Hbein4, uub bic trFts
Gtrpphe beg bsgslFernbeh ahbss Fhalt
martig bur4 bic Girabs. llHb nun gfbs
"a meter: ,Dur1 SunberttauEsnb sadt d
fhueII il. T. mr.. Die tdRntR ID &C.
bic annette Gtropbe,4 meinl mein Nsglelltr
ettuds e~rItdunt uns ipielt babti nuI bic
belaRnte Ebalfnhe an, bab pielt QeiIie ges
rabe In ben b~etonntsltfn WpltslisDsEH Ges
m1hnlth nur bic srIte 5trppN a~asfpknpig
piFen. yMaH beIsibist elseniliA eiaen
EeutIhsn, tpeUn man ibm 3utrdut. bab gr
bic gauge .Madt am A6ein4 niht aus
renDig lann.4 msinis i@. Dds .luAs Ia
In bar Iebien Mode lii Berlin negtheH
babe T1ate her MmRfilansr, aGeNofi aa
Pen itdrttta GinDriidsH meiatA gehfHa.
CD bspunntrt bic DsasIhtH aufsiMtles
Die sipsite Gtrppht ptr .gRaAt am MhklH"
II tbsr HiAt HisbF seitgsmRB.@ agRlffe2'
s&it mub btQinatu: DhtM WiaipAsn
suds ~ lnrsu.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-15

Mit ptlden glanen Der qdnIlatpismus
Tih esaen 8sutldInnb trus, bat fhon nor
sSabrea Elm ruHiider Qolititsr BON Hnnge
6es garitea S%IpiatopoIt : Miirsti IN.
eintm 8ldite, bas unpibsrlprohen BON
Der ruFiTden RsgieruHg fubpsntionirt
ipirb, ndmlid in btm Qstersburgsttla
Wiebpmoiti, has ruFifae Doll gum arisse
asgen Deuti6Ianb au~feerufeu, beHen enns
3tel bic poaitdnbigs 3ertriimmeruns Der
beutIdeH 0aht itin miibts. Der 8srs
faFer oe6t in Ieinem arttiel BON Der Bcts
ausIsBuna aus. baB 8eatialano onrh Bic
unoe6ture E%ntnidlung ieiner moraliiAeH
uu6 iDirtbfddFtliden ardfts 81 elmer of
fenbaren gefd6r iir ale ieins gioAbarn,
ntdt sultbt fir gubIane gelporoeR lei.
sunlal Is Inn nidt %gelungen fei, glet63ei'
Tia bic Sriate feiner militaIiiheu @ertits
I6uTt unp te9niiaen MeiFplaaft i'm Be-
.rtihe Der daBeren golitit 5u ernten. HuBs
ldnb miBte besbdlb an eintH 4rapentips
frirg gegeu Dsuti9lanb benten. Burii
GInidtbpoIts Mirsii fdhrt bonn nortii6
fort:
.Bir braudea ben aries 3ur GrfrifAa
una unTerer iittlihen atmpiphare. WohI
baben mir ou6 in Jnuern genus ~ tbur
- bic uns beporfebtnos 4srarsRefpru
auein lit Thon getiguet, rbne nebertrsl'
buag geIprudtn, Bic arbeit Ginger Gene
r~ationen in 4nIprua aa usbmeH. bod
arbeiten mir jsst bsi uns all 5ouie mi
fhpsreur, bebridtsm ner5tH, nit ben
briitenoen 8epuBtiein b~egangener 5eAlei
unb n%HterIaHungen, obne Wertrauen y
tins, III unfere arafts, pbHt fsIten @laaber
an bic M0alidteit elmer sGrHeuetang'
I'd preDigt teinespegs ben arieg. fcnberl
ih 1ebe nur feline Uauermsihsidteit onruls
Menn benz dber 70 III, mHB mai ii4 III
/ i'm bprberfitea, griinblid borbereitsa
aeftneiliq ales aRbsre perseHen, nm
NEAR, als eiue Misbsrlaee bsi unTergm IN
neren lleberadugs3utanoe 3u eaileBIiAs
FDlaen FibrsH fam, ait nod gr0bertn tn
neren MIrren anb 8erpidelungsn. OIL
Sfea Dagegen rsgsnerirt uRs 81 ntlitr
qebsn, imprint uus, fl0bt uns geiFtigt
Mutb eir uHb gisbt inns nsue arafte, b
pann p0a GiFsr auf iaRsrs Hefprmen ~
aslpanbt perptn m0geR! milo bs
natirli6F Sang ber GrtigHiHe, pnfr All
gfEbidte s3ags hex enGlfhtn Dlpluuact
Isnrsn uas III nIdt feEusr 3atuuit !
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-15

eiuem folGtn Gage isbr Isbbaft 5sin toa.
men. co ltbbaft, ipit man Is iibiih -
eieIsn sinfa6 bsnlsnosH MGnHtrn fcnft
ni6t atpobnt III. Der 9oa ma.b
aEiierst Ipsrbtl" iasen Ie uHb bsittItH oit
Sci Elm nsues Blas Shptt3sr Mein- /
@tnn man iih NIT sinsm fOldeH gas
trioten unterhdlt uuh i6n mad ieiaer 6sls
tunIt sipag ausfprT9t, bdnu ittlt Fa
Tehr of berdus. bab feline Wluttsr elne
DtutIh. mar, bic in Girl, In 9ddrn, IN
Gunt. Sale obsr forFfpo sinsn GHireiasr
heirathets. Gns mar aud Bel einem altsn
Solbaten Der 5oI (tr mar sttua a. aabtt
olt), nit benz id mid tirBliA an einsel
fnlhen Mbenb untsrbdlten babe. Or NOR
einfa6u arbeiter: S6lpFgr ooer S6mies.
qls i'd MID %punbtrts, oab tr unb Yei7t
aamsrabsn 6eutt 70 b%egeitrt bic unis
form trassn, trokeem i1n Der lag tinsH
polen 9aeeIobn nsbeu anhtren ausgnbea
tDfe, Iaeie er bsgsitert: sDafir mar
meme Musbber aad ulben 9ahiI4el III
mile O.: beutTh glnst b~srleugues FA
mill" Die ~linterhaltung ipnrbs ipdter uef,
aemiisbliher. Das mGdts Der fsuttg:
5daffluuier. Damn berabThiepett 1
mein bobiThsr Ghtptiur. als er ieire
tl6atpartigs aopFbebsduns aufisste uno
bas Gturmbanb unttr bds 4inn SDa, ibat
a. bas nit hem sbsnIp trnitbdIttu lri.
iur5n GslbngtIprdd, aSa nunftr Gessl
lunlr 0eerl DsutfdfnnSs ltAf 9oif
nung!' limb cbns FiA umsuIsbsn, sina r
| hinnnR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-15

unteraebroht nit alien nno neusR Bill
bern. bdrunttr 5ahlreide Gopisn, iopls
ftdbtiiden 4lterthiimern.
Sobanun G6opsnhausr, bic Huge Ituts
ter bss 9bilolopben, bsri9rte aaf l4rfm
.Qusffug an ben gttoerr1eIu nno naa
8siaien i'm Sa6r 1928" bic { tabt gg0s
men fhien ang i'm 9arAfabreu cine Stems
lid aroBt, alts stabt. ober babel ME ale
belailhsn Stdbte ipebsr bitter nod urs
Freunblih. Die groBt btriihnlts
Rirfe bon Qopen lit freilt4 Elm aItss,
ehrfpiirbtaes @sbGuhe, benz mar ober al
rieI ghre dnihut, tpeun man Is Der Prads
fiaen gdiaebrote In MsaslH 3ur Ssits
Feat 9ds SnR.re Der airte maff
eineu erniten, impoTaHten Ginoraf. 9on
BEN bielen Gemdloeu, ipelhe bic 5abts
reiden altdre Thmaden, iAten mir tetns
bon befonberm 4unitrerth; pDh inn ne
audi Q~r5BtmtheiIs in einsm iehr uHgiiHtis
aen qi6fe aufgeFelt unb 10 nddgeount:It
unb einarGuhert, bab mon pentg b1oon
fiebt. Gin Thones, ithr tiinitlia aus 9ol5
oefhnibtes 1aberndtel ftl inbe1en ais
Elm in Teiner art mtrtnIrbiges auHits
inert uns auf.
ghSnsr, nett ff1Asr als biefe airde
lift aber bas alte. herrlihe Rathhdus nit
|einen bier, bO6H sierli4 burhbrohtatn
Thirmden an alien bier GdeR lub alien
pphlerbalteam G8mud gothiiher 8ans
funif. Dds Snuere biefes dlten, iaDnn
8sbdubes lit 81 psrfdiebenen 3pedel,
gureanr. @eridtsfdIen unb bergl. oti
peranbett DorDsn unh foigIia iehr mooers
niFert. 3aerF purbeH mir in tinsr
Gdal psI Gemdlben aus Der trdn8ohihef
Shule qefihrt, pis he 81 Gnoe Des 30
rioen unb aniang Diefes Sahrhunotrts
in arantreia beTtanp. 4landes eln3elnI
Ghabenspert6e mohte IiA in bitieu
mufe befinbtn, dbtr bds @an3t ma
. burhdus niht erIrsulih an5ufeben. Gam
ding ts sablIoIe Gtufeu hinauf ~ Bal
nit ungsbeuer sroBen nieoerlanotidel
! gemdlben iberfiiate MluIeum- IS la
aug, ais OBJ man aus ben air6en, alo
i tern uno @hIGHern hes gdr3eH 3aaoel
! dlf HUI Rtllt9kt ut2 ntAAtcatfNp t5N
i bic man nidt aerdbt8u berbrsnnsn noltr
! Aierbsr sebraht babe"
! 4uber Der 9tterstirde, elmer l%reasfpr
mfsen 8dTIita NIT aapeasrrsilen ua'
/ G6Orumsang BON Iebr tblen @erbdllnihtr
samal tn sJnnaH, lit bic gotbifas @srtrl
/ psntirhe NIT sinsm ber id6Ritsn ipdt
! aotbiFden G6nrgeitible beg qaHDes 81 q
/ pa6nen; Bic Utiaaelslirhe, ein SeIaitsn
/ ban beg 17,Sahrbuubsrts, uNo bic Satpb'
! firhe NIT giIberH aus Der &ubens ~aul
TdIisBen fh an. Die ebemaIige 6uae b
guGmaAess@ ilbe Omit 8tsrliden Arto
i. benz, plrDe 1879 ber nniperiifqt einst
rdumt. DisTt aodF6uie eaIt I'M D
Sahrbuncert ais Bite erite GuroPrs; N 4
aoaeQfep Sable III 5000 Stnotnisn. e
Il 1884 als faibpliEhs uniperittat crgdnifr
Ii frFrgutg he in eiAes ntatTt ~auiitipli1g
I, shKs giatIufba i t0ost marc sint b
Il AeEsAn Iisa asa Huaess
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-15

6ibIhe alte 6daufaHabtn battsu fit
in bsrIdiebensn 6traBsu - Rue BE- aas
muir, Rue be Maliuts. Rus be grurtaes
- erbaltsn. in Der 4dbt ses WeteInet
96ores Fno noh sPurea BIS Gdfarsf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-15

Qoieus etsnnbor, bes alien SdloFss. in
Benz aaifer aurl v. NIT itineH S6nts
tern RON oem nahmdIigen 4apft abriaa
vi. cine Set lang er5ogsn pur6e.
.. 9.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03
Jayhawker lots

One Of the most interesting features
Of the Kansas History, written by Miss
Anna e. Arnold. Of Cottonwood Falls.
Is the chapter devoted to Kansas edu-
catiOnal institutions. She tells of the
beginnings OF the Kansas schools, OF
the early day struggles Of the people
to provide an education for their chill
dren, OF the gradual Improvement of
the school system till 1t reached its
present ma gnificent scope. The story
of the early struggles OF the state
should be an inspiration to every boy
and girl who has the privilege of att
tending school in. these later and better
days. Kansas people may. well glory in
their educational Institutions and no.
where is the story better told than in
the new Kansas History adopted as a
text book for the grade schools of the
state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03

E06aor lns lG1to 81 HI AjoeInl( S<1{ MN
nut1na feW eSqept a
the command q veteran ssnesale whoss
Tscoee yqars ~ which the Do.eaIae4
'.u1Ier theory drew the lire. Of tlse
German generala, Won Kluc3k, who led
tho long drive toward Paris, ana has
borne the 6ruht Of the aghtinG in the
who took Ileee. IL 6: Won Hinderb6rs.
who checked. the Russians In East
Prussia ana forced them back upon the
defensive, - 81: Won Herringen II -.
Won Einen 81. Won Buelow e. Frances
|lienf- are all ssid to BE nearing 90 eif
John French. Commanding the British
forces on the continent, - g. Smith
DorTien, who leads the British cavalry.
Is comparatively . yonpsster. being
only IS. e
have reached or paused the age Of re-
.tirement in the American service. Come
OF the lxAisef'a generals. ~ In the case
OF Won Beseler. have been eummone4
from retirement to particular tasks.
erals to the posts OF highest responsi-
hility Is douhtless accounted for ntain-
ly by their actual war experiences.
France and Germany give, preference
to veterans Of the war Of $50, Waged
over much the same fields. Engjand
stations the veteran Kitchener IL the
war ofIIce and sends to command her
field forces leaders who have served
with distinction in the earlier war1.
Japan. II will be remembered, adopted
the same policy in her war with RUS
STA. sending her troops out under conn
mand Of generals we'll advanced In
years who had distinguished themselves
In her war with China.
Were younger veterans Of equal exc
perience and reputation available. Il 10
probable that some OF the older chief
tains would be transferred from the
field to the council boards. Yet the de-
impaired their capacity for active 6eDd
service. Most Of them apparently have
combined the fire and daring Of youth
with the prudence and warineos that
experiences has taught them-a combt-
nation that has served their countries
well on more than one critical occasion.
No youthful captain could have led the
swift advance upon Paris batter than
won KIuck led 1t. nor extricated hts
column from peril and conducted tts
retreat. % well. General French has
vindicated the wisdom Of his superiore
in assigning him to command of the
British armies by his mastery conduct
The same thing can be eaid OF the vet
eran French generals. Modern warfare.
spreading IT. battle lines over HUNDREDS
of miles and supplying the cornmdho-
ing generals with facilities for 0boerva-
ton and communication that enable
them to supervise the movements along
the entire front without leaving their
headquarters. lifts the handicap upon
age and permits the experience and
seasoned Judgment Of the veterans to
be used more effectively than ever
New Orleans Times-Picayune.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03
Journal Entries

Distance. at Any rate. doesn't lend
enchantment to money.
.
The lucky individual is the one who
can get some fun out Of his work
.
And the prices for not q few Of the
victories Of life ere excessive.
Ii there an authenticated case of
broth ever having been spoiled by too
many cooks?
. - =
Almost all the assistance that q poor
man gets is advice 10 cheer up and
be content with his lot.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03

No doubt about the Rockefeller
Foundation being alive to some OF its
opportunities and the necessities of the
hour. 1t stands ready to give millions
OF dollars for the relief OF the suffer-
ing and starving noncombatants in
Europe. and especially in Belgium
But regardless of it's immense re-
sources, the Rockefeller Foundation
cannot be expected to do anywhere
near the bulk Of this work. Others
must give aid. Ana II every person in
this country would oontribute accord
ing to his means iris most serious
.>arss.y<i.cSi,v. y,.ssrx,,,1.. ..Sr~s..f.x.1ss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03

the Observations ns Judge Gary, chair-
man Of the board of directors OF the
United States Steel corporation. are
respectfully commended. Judge Gary
declares that his extensive experience
has been that reporters are on the
square, and that Il they are dealt with
honestly they arc always truthful. All
they are looking for IL an opportunity
to publish the truth. III You are un-
truthful and unfair" adds Judge Gary.
you may expect to take the conse-
.uuencea" :
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03

After their experiences in the elec-
ton booths today. Kansans surely
ought to be in a mood to consider the
merits of the short ballot reform. The
ballot that was used in Topeka and
Shawnee county for instance. contain
ed the names of 81 candidates for the
- offices on the state ticket, and ct
SIS candidates for the 1t offices on the
county ticket.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03

Inasmuch as some of the rulers
mixed up in the great European war
imagine that they govern by divine
right and that God is with them in
the horrible conflict they are waging,
Turkey cannot be criticised too severe
ly for proclaiming her military activi-
ties to be Of the holy" variety.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03

Most of the candidates at today's
election will continue to be confident
Of victory until the returns begin to
come in. And so close are likely to
be some Of the contests, that not q few
Of the candidates will be on Uneasy
street for two or three days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03

No datum IL available with regard to
the results Of this years wheat harvest
In Germany and Austria: 1t Is known
that there is q great shortage in Rus
STA, but it IL an interesting fact that
the crop in England and France was
above the average. In Great Britain.
indeed, the wheat yield was several
million bushels larger than in 1918.
Italy ia short, but Spain has an in
creased production. II Russia had held
up to the normal, the European show
ing would have reached nearly to the
average Of recent seasons, but that
empire has fallen on 183 ,0O0, 900 bushels
from last years harvest. The nom
European wheat growing countries OF
greatest importance, the United States.
Canada, Argentina, British India and
Australia. taken together. and notwith-
standing the bountiful crops in the
United States, show q net loss Of co.
O00, 600 bushels compared with 1913 In
all the world the aggregate wheat yield
Of 1914 is 3,741, M8.O00e buslaels: for 384. =
292 eco bushe3a, leass. than. In s1o13;s The
best the United States can do In the
premises il to distribute a surplus of
20 ,OO0, go buehels among its sister ma
tions. This It can do from the bounti-
full harvest Of this year after consum-
ing at home SIS, O00. 900 bushels and
reservfng II. 000, 900 bushels for seeding
purposes. Those who are disposed to
look on the brighter side Of every Ques-
ton affecting the human family will,
we believe. find cause for thanksgiving
in the fact that the one great power Of
the earth that il at peace with all it's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03

Colonel Roosevelt has seen plans of
two of the empires engaged in the
European war to capture New York
and San Francisco and hold them for
ransom, if ever either of them became
engaged in a war with this country.
Paper plans. though; mere ''scarps OF
paper"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03

It had been q hard winter for Mr.. Fox.
He had not found it easy to enter the
barnyard Of the farmer on the hill on
account OF the big WATCHDOG. who seemed
to sleep with one eye open and always
saw MIR. Fox creeping over the hill. SO
when spring came Mr.. Fox was far
from being in the condition he liked to be.
and, besides that, he was hungry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03

What a tremendous lot Of severe
fighting the Germans have done in the
western theater CT the war, without
getting anywhere or accomplishing
much with the exception Of laying
waste most OF Belgium, the innocent
bystander