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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-05-30
2(rbeit<r- aeitiert fir Cure pr<fi<!
te, pie Die Soloaten Die Mdnne, auf=
reisten uu0 miRhdn6elten.

te, pie oie Solbaten oie Mdnne,' aufz
rei5ten uno mibbanbelten.
9lls 1ie Bel elmer paraoe in 5rini=
bao mar, nuroe lie bon Soloaten
feitsenommen unO in etner oredtge
3ele eeitedt. gfadoem lie einen Sag
einoe3perrt mar, bradte ibr @atte
ihre beiben ainberhen an ibr. Der
WGtrter mari ibr oas Gfen auf ben
8ooen ipie einem 1ier. Sbre Ginoer
fraaten 1ie, mas bas glitter gu beoeuz
ten babe unb parum bic Sire tmmer
aeldloIien lei. GnOlid nad elf Soz
gen tpuroe lie befreit, purum mon
iie einiperrte, tonnte lie ME erfubrsn.
9ouperneur Mmmons tpuroe bon oem
Jull benaaridtist, aber besniiste iif
oumit, gu iasen, er lperoe unterluhen
laNen.
sSrou Sbomas er5dblte, pie stpane
sia MGnner bon Soloaten gegen eine
Mauer geltelIt uno eine 4anone gegen
iie aerihtet ipuroe uno ibnen oie Wabl
geloKen tparb, gu iterben ober CUR
9lrbeit suriidauseben. 9pGter ioste
iie, lie baben nur SpuB 9emadt. Ion
einem Der 3elte rihen Die Wlili5er
eine Jlasee berunter uno binsen eins
rote SABINE auf. Cine oeutlhe Trau,
oeren Mann niht ou mar, tpollten Die
Solootsn spingen, sdnaps gu nehz
men, uno perbafteten lie, als lie es
nidt tat. pa iprons 6rou Sbomas
oaspiiden uno iuste: rShr nehm'
entpeoer uns bsibe nit ooer teine, lez
benbis perost Ssbr uns aber niht be-
!pmlnen.
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0enoIe 2iebtned1t bat i'm oeutIhen
Reihstns Elm sutes Wort 9eprdst: ngs
bat niht beler eerohen, aber Sic ta@
ben Shrs Nulen ipeniser empfinolih
eemoht!" Der turse SAP tenn5elh=
net in Der Sut Die Gntpidlung Der
,ffentlihen MoraI in Der Gpode oes
tapitali1tiIhen Smperialismus. Der
6dulniseeruh miro Sipar tmmer In
tsniipsr, absr Die tapitaliitiihen 9loz
len Iino ourh @etpDhnuns uno 5ralz
nierung I'm einen Sportausorud
gu sebrauden - oerart ab9e1tumptt,
oab lie nihts merien.
Sur 3sit ser Gbinasrpsoition, bic
bod nod gar niht 10 lange surud
Iisst, srrests es einen selpaltieen
Sturr in Ser ,nationalen" prene,
als ser oumaliss aommanoant Der
oelltIhsn 2anoungsabtellung nit Bit
tsren Worien tlaste, feline Wlann=
ihuften ieien beim Sturm auf Die
5atuTorts BON GeihpFen oeutihen
llriprunes aus GeIfiigen oeutiter
6srtunft nieoerseihmettert NOR
Sen. 9lun mics 2iebtneft barauf
bin, pie sic sSirma arupp nit Den
ruiliIhsn putilopeeihdften in Cha
bruihe lei unp Sen belten Stabl fir
ruiliits geIhiise liefere, pie ote
oeutlhsn Yulper= unn Sprensmittelz
fabriten gu elmer internutionulen 8ez
iellIhaft seb0rten, tpie bic ionitise
Miitunssinpuitr;e internationaliliert
lei, uifp. Oabsi tommt oas ariegs=
material europdilher @rpbmGdte in
9etradt, oeren Hiiituneen. ais segen
Oeutidlano seridtet, INNER tpieosr
sen 0orpano gu neuen Hiiitungen
aboeben miihen mas bod nod
etipos gang anoeres lit. als bic 2ie=
ierunesn an oos alte China. bon benz
friiher tpirtlich niht su ertparten mar.
oub es in einen trieseriihen aon=
flitt nit OeutIhlano eeraten piiroe.
i 9lber in ser tursen 3eitipanne baz
ben iih sic Nalen eben abgeitumpft
llno 10 beaesneten 2iebtnsdts Grz
tldrunsen, Die in elmer friiberen Ve=
riobe Sen Heihstas 81 elmer einmiiz
tieen Mbnebrhanoluns peronlabt hds
ben tpiiroen, fat einmiitisen rNb=
pinten" Der biirserlihen parteien
Mls lei arupp nit Infang plobltd
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Sin Torti@ritt.

Die englilhen giienbabner uno oie
5ransportarbeiter uno Die 8rubenz
arbeiter baben elm llebereintommsn
setroffen, ponah iie in 3utunft ihre
&dmpfe semeinihaftlih uusfehten
lperoen. 9treiten oie aoblengrdber,
10 miro iih Niemano finoen, Ser
Gohlen transportiert. uno itreiten
Die Giienbabner, 10 miro RiemanO
ben 8abnen aoblen liefern. Oiefe
neue 9ereinisune umfaBt 1,350,OO0
damn. uno iper>lnit ibnsn onbinOen
uno lie beiiesen mill, muB iebr friib
uufiteben. Ous englifde geilpiel
iollte in Mmerita nahseabmt tperoen.
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Soffnuna sur v9etpinnbeteili9uns"
3ueelalIen su tperpen; audi lie hoffz
ten auf oie $500 ben Gag. Nun
liesen 5000 bon ibnen ouf Ser
Strabe, tonnen lie ihauen Irbeit
irsenbpo su finoen.
Gntriiitete Naiplinge ees iosialen
2ebens in iosenannten boberen Stslz
lungen, Negierunssbeamte, fragten bel
ser Yetrtebsleitung Der Joro'1hen
Werte an, mas oenn bieie 4rbsiterz
entlaHaneen gu beoeuten hdtten.
9iirgerlide 3eitunsen, Die erlt Joro
in Den !0immeI boben, hatten geihriez
ben, bab Die GntlaNunsen eine JoIee
Der osmotratilhen Edrifpolitit leien.
Die getriebsleitun9 Der Joro' 'ihen
Mnlaoe in Detroit anttportete: slber
nein, bat nit politit aber ihon gar
nihts 81 tun. SsOes Sahr, penn
Die 0auptarbeit esleiitet lit, ipsrfer
mir 10 an 5000 slr6eiter auf bas
pfloiter, bieb es. Dir brauhen fie
niht mebr uno psnn Die Suiion tpiez
Der ba lit, betommen mir neue Irbei=
ter ober 1tsllen Die in Jriihiabr ent@
luNenen 9lrbeiter neu an.
eSn benz gorientsiI Der 3eitunssn
madte absr slsia5sitis sine unosrs,
cine tleine Notis Die Runoe: Die
5oro Motorpasen So. bat III Der
resuldren Observation-Disclosures bon
Is prosent cine ioIds bon 100 BRO
,ent fir oas /. 8isrtsliabr 1914 our
Nerteiluns beltimmt. Die Iegte Sab
resoipioenoe betrug $1O,OOO,O0O
Do[Ior. Die 9lttien iino in oen
6dnoen bon 9enrp 5oro uno einisen
2euten. Der Wsrt Der Inluse FAINT
9luBenl ltdnoen etc. lit niht mehr aIs
100000 Dollar. Die 46O prosent
Oipioenoe bon 1913 piro pabrz
lheinlih AUDI in oisism Sabre tpieoer
erreiht iperoen. slae uberflii11lsen
9lrbeiter iino nun abselest."
Wfan tann iid3 poritellen, tpie bel
oieiem 8Drienberid,t BEN aapitaliisen,
bic teine Goro'iden slttien in ihrsm
8eiib babsn, babel oas Wu11er i'm
(! Munos sulammen gelaufen 1T. Sin
papier nit AGO pro5ent Oipioenoe
| in einem Sabre. Oas eibt 9enrp
Joro, penn er emit feline 2uit mebr
bat in 8eiddften su MAIDEN sine
neus Gelesenbsit. Sic sibt ibm lelbit
Damn nod 8elesenhsit. penn Die 3eit
Ser aubersepDhnlihen profitmohe
aud in oemMutompbilseiddft einmal
poriiber ieir piro. gieueiht iino es
oenn nod eirmal Die Mrbeiter. pelhe
oie 3ebe beaablen miihen. Jorb lit
pielleiGt bann iosar imitanoe, iein
$500 5aslobnbimmelreih, in nelz
dem oie Mrbeitsr su Serbs Gbre
Mutompbile bauen oirfen uno oen
$4,000 5aslpbn nur periprohen Be-
tommen, in eins sen Nrbeitern sez
tpiomete, oemotratiid)e 6abrit su per-
lpanbeln, in Ger Die Irbeiter 10 plel
| linrften miiHen ais lie nur t0nnen,
oamit Der Wiann ipsiter auf cine Sc
minnIumme tommt, Die er bann pielz
leiht ionit niht mebr erluneen
tDnnte. Der Seufel traue iolhen
Wusbeutung sgenies!
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Ser $500 Saglobu.

Das nsrobs Wunoer," Die Geipinnz
beteiliguna Der Mrbeiter in oen Mutoz
mobilperten Ger 5enrp Toro 60, in
Detroit, Mih., bat nun jene 8eleuh@
tung erfabren, Die es nod gebrauht
bat, Inn es ouh benz Mermlten i'm
@eifte peritdnolid au MAIDEN, odB es
noh lanse fein ertrdslihes Dafein
bebeutst, Bel Der Tirmu Goro belddfz
tist gu Iein. 0on oen sroBen Be
sunitisunsen an Die 9lrbeiter, bon
sen 10 MilIionsn 9eihent in Der
Jorm elmer 9etpinnperteiluns an Die
9lrbeiter, pDn Dem Minoeittuglobn
bon $500 on ieoen Nrbeiter, Der BEL
5oro beihdftiet lit, bleibt nun nidts
msbr iibris, fat alles tit perIhpunz
oen.
gines lit nur nod porbanbsn: Die
plase fir bic 4rbeiter! Sn ben lebz
ten Mpnotsn madtsn 8eihreibunsen
ser Irbeiterleiitunsen bel 6oro Die
Runos ourd Sic preiIe. Mit 9ez
numbering puroe es geihiloert, pie
nun bic Mrbeitseinteiluns 10 peit ge=
tommen lei, oab ale 10 uno 10 piele
Setunben Elm fertiges Nutomobil
| 5prb'iher Som itruttion BEL Dem Sore
Der Jabrit binaus fliest. Oas bat
lid nunoerlbDn ssieien -. fir jene,
Die nod ME in elmer ialhen ~automaz
tiihen sSabrit" searbeitet baben. Wer
gu biefem @aidlal i9on einmul perz
urteilt NOR, Sen erfaBt Bel iolhen
Sniloeruneen 5urdt uno 8rauen,
pb Des Spltems Der Mntreiberei, nit
oem iolde 2eiitunsen m0slid per=
oen.
9lnoere 9erihte tommen. Jorb
sablt nur einigen hunoert Nrbeitern
einen erbDbten 2pbn. Niht ben
MinimaIlobn bon $500 baben Sic
Tpro'fhen Mrbeiter, ionoern .....,
sic Musiiht ihn einnal gu betommen.
ipenn -! Sa, iper tennt al bic
Wenn, oie erit erfiiut iperoen miiien
Snspilden iorst cine mWoblfabrts=
torlniiIipn" Dafiir, oab penisitens
elm Sell iolher Wenns einsebalten
miro. 9lrbeiter Oiirfen su teinel
llnion beitreten, tsine Mrbeiter5eituna
leien, tein @elb an Tumilienanges
b0rise fortienoen, nihts trinten. ii
miiI1en felbit 10 ppbnen, pie es se.
foroert miro, bomit iie imitanos fino
in ibrer Mrbeit oas oOhits 81 leiiten
9lue 10 uno 10 piele @etunoen cir
Mutpmobil fertig 81 liefern. Oanl
erit ertperben iih oieie Irbeiter oas
Mnreht fir Oas 9etpinnbeteilisunss
1pitem porgeidlasen gu mer
sen.
i Snapiiden fnb mebr als 6OO(
Nrbeiter abselest pproen. @enuu au
Die Setunoen mubten i'm Winter II
Der eriten 3eit oes Jriibiabrs oi
slutomobils fertie fein. gu 5allien
ben uno Mbertauienoen. eSn oel
Straben ipdlaten iid 9aulenoe Dol
Mrbeiter, Sic ole bel 6oro lbaffsl
lpo0tsn, ipeil lie meinten, bier Der
; oiene Elm 9lrbeiter $500 ben Sag
Die belddftisten Mrbeiter in Der Ja
brit prebten an Mrbeitsleiitung uu!
lid beraus. mas lie tonnten, in oe
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Neaes Ja4blatt.

Sn Der tiirslih in Detroit abgebalz
tenen aonpention ser 8uther tpurbe
beihloHen, am 1. Sanuar 1915 NIT
ser 6eraussabe eines Gahorsans 5u
beeinnen. Oiefes ipiiroe ip0hentlih
erIdeinen uno folle na4 Mrt bee
8raueraeitung uno 8dder5eitung &c.
fibrt neroen.
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Ntht in Merito 1T es gu etnem
Sdlaaten setommen. Sn COLORADO
1T bies se1heben. geidt meritaniiae
@olboten, Jrauen, 8inber. 4rbeiter
Nmeritos purben srau1am gemorbet.
,esbr, bic Mrbeiter pieies 2anoes,
miibt boran oenten. glie biirft Sbr
perseI7en, tpelh fur4tbares 0erbrez
hen in Colorado bon Mili55olboten
peribt ipprben lit. @hdnbliher, tie
rilder, nieoertrdhtiser bat nod teiz
ne 8onoe frember Groberer in einem
2anbe geboujt als tpie oies bon ben
5plooten bes Staates Colorado ge=
I4eben 1T.
Sn Nep gort Gitp taste am
Sonntos eine 0erlommluns. 0on
3tpei Gruuen, bic per1onlid ben
&ompf BEL 2ublptp in COLORADO NIT
erlebten, bic it4 aufopferten unb ben
Derpunbeten unb BebrGnsten balfen
unb tnopp nit benz 2eben baponz
tamen. tonnte man bon ben Shanoz
taten b0ren, bic nit piebiider Robbsit
bon ben Milisiolbaten i'm Oienite
Der @rubenintereKen, beren 0aupt
Hodefeller 1T, an Menlhen peribt
ipurben, tpie Mdnner unb 6rauen
nit frediter Wiltiir BON ben Mtlisz
pffi5ieren eineeiperrt unb nit bem
Sob bebrobt purben, obne bob lie
1ih ouh nur bns serinsite gu
1huloen bdtten tommen lohen.
Jruu pearl 2ollp. cine idDne
iunse Grau uno, ipie lie iost. in
Colorado eeboren, ersdblte, tpie bic
Miliaer i'm 9luftrose Der Grubenge=
1eulhaft bic Streiter belhimpften
uno idmdbten, lie aufrei5ten uni
mibhonbelten unb ben 8ries heraufs
belhtporen. 6dtte lie niht alles in
einfader Weiie porsetrosen unb &C.
asist, bob iie ouf Der Reonertribiine
fremb lit, man fonnte es niht glaus
ben, aber ibre I9lidten Wprte per=
biireten bic Wabrbeit beilen. mos IL
ersdhlte. 9lls bic 8tnber zines Sa=
ges beim 8on1piel tparen, fomen bit
Selooten nit seluoenen 8eipehrer
uno itanoen 4rum, ma6ten 8emer,
tungen sesen bic Mdnner, UNI III
gu einen uniiberlesten Sdritt 81
perletten. Sing Elm Monn 81 met
bonn Oorf meg, 10 tonnte er iihe1
1ein, bob er seihlosen uno mib=
hanbelt tpuroe.
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Msrben nnb id)anben Sifas.

Mm 20. 9lpril, benz Sag Der
@9la9t, tpurbe Der 5iibrer Sitas
in oas Eager Der Mili3 serufen,
faete iie. gls er auriidtam, mar er
ernit unb 1aste, bob er Maidinenz
estpebre- seiehx Bate. 9lm Mbeno,
als bas Shieben besonn, babe 81
tas Elm tpeibes Sud- seihtpentt; ct
ipurbe onsef4ohen uno gefangen gez
nommen. Damn bielten lie einen Rat
ab, tpie lie i'm totem tpouen, als
plDblid elmer nit benz @etpebrtolben
ibm einen 9ieb auf ben aopf perz
febte unb ibm bic S4dbeloede ger
ihmetterte. Nadber feuerten lie 10
S4iiiIe auf i'm ab, iprangen nit
Jiiben auf ibn unb aertraten ibm
bas Geiidt. Jrau 2oup iaste, man
babe ibr eeraten, ipeibe aleioer an
suaieben, bonn ipiiroe nicht auf lie
geldo1en. Mber nidts reipettierten
bic Muitlinee. Sic pollte ben Ser
ir-:beten helfen, mubte qber binter
eittem Roblenblod f1ii4ten, um niht
erihoKen gu perben. 8eim @eben
tpurpe ibr Elm Mblab unter ben
Shuben ipegseidoilen. Oils 6rau
Spup lpdter nieoer in ibrem 3elt
mar, tpuroe elm Spiesel in Der Ndbe
Der Sire bur4 Sdiife aertriimmert.
Oieie GhuiIe paren ouf iie obsei eiez
FEN, nur irrten 1id bic &erle, In
Dem lie in ben Spiesel iAoiIen, melz
her ibr Bib reflettierte.
sic ioete, lie iperoe oas 9eufen
llno Nnsitseldrei in ibrem 2eben ME
persefen. Sn einem 3elt mar cine
Jrau nit ibren 8 3inoern. Gin 12z
idbriser anabe mar eben babel, iein
fleines @dtpeiter4en anautleioen, ols
einise @dii1e ibn in Oen Ropf trafen
uno iein @ebirn peripriBt ipuroe. Die
Jrau init Sen iibrisen otpei 2inoern
mubte iiber 2 @tunoen in 0em engen
3elt bleiben, neben Ser 2ethe oes
totem &naben. Damn tamen ote Solz
baten unb bef9impften lie nit oen se=
meiniten eroentlihiten @himpfnamen
9lls ibr @atte ipdter tam uno oas
Sinh tpestrasen ipollte, umrineten IL
i'm suerit uno tpollten Jpn er1hieben
nahber faeten lie gu ibm, er folle oas
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peroammte Ding, ben totem anaben
nebmen uno gum Seufel geben.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
The Bowl Of Water.

She Is eight years old, .I..
When she laughs, her Eyes laugh:
Light dances In her eyes;
She losses back her long hair
And with q song replies;
Then on light feet she darts away
Tripping, mischievous gay,
But now into this room OF shadow
Coming slowly with the sun's long ray
And all the morning on her simple hair,
o how serious-eyed .
She steps preoccupied .
Holding q bowl of water
Poised In her fingers care .
water quivering with cool CLEANS
And wavering n a-roll
within the clear glass bowl, .. .
That brimmed and luminous seems
A wonder and q shining secrecy,
As IL 1t were the worlds most precious
60 open-ciear that all have passed It by.
c5It stalks of iris lie
on the ARE table, flowers and swelling
buds ss ~. ..
clasped In close curves up to the purple
That shall tomorrow burst
And shoot q splendid wing,
When they have drawn into their veins
which those young hands. with the dropg
bright on them
So all intently bring;
Costless felicity. u
Living n ~unboughtt
But over me, o flowers
That neither ask nor sigh,
Comes the thought,
How all this world In wanting and athirgt
BtnTon.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
FOR THE ARTIS7
|otees OF the Brush Are Accorded
accommodations Without Price
at Inn at Capri.

apri, beautiful In itself as q winter
brt, offers an irresistible invitation
artists. since It has an inn where
sone, by painting a picture on the
can get free board.
o the lovely island Of Capri, with
perennial summer, It's blue grotto,
its lemon groves, came, some fifty
Is ago, q ruined artist. He opened
inn, and died rich. In his win,
Ing the inn to his heirs, he made
e conditions:
rhe charge per day, two bottles oi
Capri wine included, IA never to
more than six francs.
L any artist is too poor to pay he
b paint a picture upon some wall
be, receiving all the accommoda-
accorded to those paying the high
price.
h any German artist shall come
lhe inn he shall be accommodated,
shall receive the amount Of his
! to Germany upon his promising
er to return to Italy"
he inn is conducted today on these
|ditions. IT'S walls are covered with
htings. Now and then q German
! his fare home.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
DESCRIPTION WAS ALL RIGHT
Not Just What Jones Was Looking
for, But Brown Surely Had
Told the Truth.

AS Brown landed on the platform he
ran full butt into Jones.
Where bound, Joens, and why such
speed?" queried Brown.
Just of to SeashelLon-the-Mud. and
am anxious to get some fruit before
start"
Fruit? Just the thingl Now she's
just OF; jump In that carriage. I left
q fine pear in the corner."
Jones got In and started searching
around.
MY friend said he left fine pear
In the corner" explained Jones, as an
old lady shifted anSrily at the way he
searched round her.
Guess he meant that corner, my
man." she snapped.
Jones looked and saw q young cou-
pie blushing furiously.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
WILL BE EXPENDED WISELY
Statement Showing How the Proceeds
Of Sale Of Red Cross Seals
Are to BE Spent

For the benefit OF the numerous or
~ganizations who helped to sell near
ly forty-ive million Red Cross seals
last year and for the general public,
the American Red Cross and the Ma
tional Association for the Study and
Prevention Of tuberculosis have
framed a definition OF antituberculo-
sis work showing how the proceeds
from these holiday stickers are to be
used. The definition limits the expen-
diture Of money only for the year
ending April 80, 1915.
The definition was framed at a re-
cent meeting Of the National Associa-
ton for the Study and Prevention Of
tuberculosis and states that the term
"antt-tuberculosis work as It relates
to the expenditure Of Red Cross seal
money shall include the following ac-
tivities:
/. The construction Of hospitals or
sanatoria for the care of the tubercu-
lous.
.. The maintenance Of the tubercu-
lous. ...F
3. The provision of day or night
camps for the ~tuberculous; the provi-
sion and maintenance of dispensaries,
visiting nurses, open air schools, fresh
air classes, Or preventoria for the care
or treatment Of tuberculosis cases or
for the prevention Of the spread Of tu-
berculosis.
4. The maintenance Of educational
OF legislative activities which have for
their object the prevention of infection
with Tuberculosis.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
The Bridal Trouaneau.

The old idea Of providing brides
with q o or more of gowns, wraps
and hats has quite gone by. Even the
fashionable trousseau Of today Con-
tains no more than a dozen gowns. II
as many. Styles change so fast that
by fall the gowns for the June we'd
ding, necessarily made some weeks be-
fore the ceremony, begin to look odd.
Some authority has declared that the
best dressed woman in Paris buys no
more than three new toilets each year,
but the opinion may be ventured that
she is altering her last years supply
most Of the time. The vast assert
ments of lingerie have also dwindled.
Nobody provides such a multitudinous
wedding outfit nowadays as used to be
required!-Leslie's.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
Sound Advice.
From b Atlantic,

From the AIlanttc.
Man was made to mourn" over the In
vention Of the picture post card, and
countless thousands mourn" when they
see II come, as II does, from every corner
of the globe, sent forth broadcast by In
dolent M selfish people. They will not
trouble themselves to write the letter
which would have afforded comfort and
relief to the hearts Of parents and friends,
pining for some definite intelligence of
PARKWAY children or relatives. 1t was
not bad advice which the old lady, who
had no use for adverbs, rave her daugh-
ter, who was embarking for six months
travel in foreign lands. The barren brew
ity OF her letters from school had too
often brought disappointment TO her
mothers heart. Don't you dare" said
the old lady, ito send me any Of those
trashy picture cards. ! can buy as MANI
OF them as i want from the Pyramid down
ct the corner. I don q no view OF
the Coliseum (the Colisyum, she called
it), everybody who goes to Rome sends
me q Colisyum card. Foolish things-I
Just burn 'em all up. Why don't they
wait till the building is finished1 I sup
pose the contractors keep putin them off,
as they did US when we was buildin'. No
don't you think o a put me off with
none OF them. Wherever you be, Just sci
down and write me q letter. a write
satisfactory, n write particular, and
write explicit. and, above all, write com
p~rehensib1ei"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
Empty Titles.

The emperor Of Austria, It has been
noted, lays claim to the title marquis
Of Antwerp. II all European SOW
ereigns could make good their minor
territorial titles there would, indeed,
be a reconstruction OF the map. The
king Of Italy, for instance, is oficially
styled king Of Sardinia, France. Spain
and England, OF Italy and Jerusalem,
Of Greece and Alexandria, Of Hamburg
and Sicily, Master OF the Deep, King Of
the Earth. The king Of Spain also
claims to be king OF Jerusalem, king
OF Galicia "a title shared with the en-
peror Of Austria), and, in addition,
king Of Gibraltar, Of the West Indies
and Of India.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
SICK DOCTOR
Proper Food Put Him Right.

The food experience Of a physician
his own case when wor and weak
m sickness and when needing nour-
ment the worst way. is valuable:
An attack Of grip, so severe it came
hr making an end Of me, left my
mach In such condition / could not
ain any ordinary food. knew OF
urse that / must have food nourish-
ent or / could never recover.
II began to take four teaspoonfuls
Grape.Nuts and cream three times
bay and for 2 weeks this was almost
only food. It tasted 30 delicious
BIT / enjoyed 1t immensely and my
pmach handled It perfectly from the
pit mouthful. 1t was so nourishing
was quickly built back to normal
alth and strength.
fGrape-Nuts is Of great value as food
sustain life during serious attacks
which the stomach is so deranged
cannot digest and assimilate other
DDS.
Fl am convinced that were Grape
pts more widely ue by physicians.
would save many lives that are 9th
wise lost from lack of nourishment."
hme given by Postum Co., Battle
eek. Mich.
The most perfect food in the world,
hal Of Grape-Nuts and cream 10 days
owes. There's a Reason"
Look In pkgs. for the little book
fhe Road to Wellville."
Ever read the above letterp A new
BE nppemrm from time 20 time. They
b genuime, tr~ e-W OF humnn
tsFent.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
IL QUAINT IN az

What are you going to call the new
baby?"
Reginald Claude" replied Mr.. Big
gins. ..-
isn't Reginald Claude a rather az
fected manner" $50. ,.. -
"Fes,'I want him to grow up to be a
fighter, and I fancy that Reginald
Claude viii start something every time
he goes to q new school."-London
Opinion.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
Her Memory All Right.

Irs. Geddes had a new maid, AM
found 1t necessary to repeat her
t~ructions several times before Nora
|yed them. The mistress had told
repeatedly about the 1nger-bowls,
one day, when there we're guests
" were again forgotten.
Now, Nora" said Mrs. Geddes, ex.
|nely exercised over the omission
|s is the sixth time I've had to tell
! about the fi~ngerbowls. Didn't
woman you last worked for have
N on the table?"
mo, num-" replied Nora, her
lnds always washed their hands
lore they cum"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
POPE Plus LED Liz
N SUNLESS LIFE
FromT Coilier.s Weekly.

A gentle and lovely old man whose
soul had been washed wholly pure by
long years Of abstinence. self restraint,
high thinking. and a sort Of right liv-
freedom from worldliness. but was a
determined contest to be more perfect
each day than the last A life that
makes the most blameless Of worldly
careers seem ignoble. It's rewards
were that he would most have wished,
and were adequate. Many millions of
people, Of many tongues and many
colors, thought Of him whenever they
reflected upon the better part Of them
selves. and associated him with all
their hopes OF q happy and sinless
future.