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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

ben. SD ben nod emaI na4 en-
S4sIf gerietfdt, no ais eRuhl met
Mepoeiienbattel itebn bubt. for nod
|e 0eittdpp gu nemrne, olplper bic
gatteI mar nit ba; initett is en- Did
nit c 5%liiIigteit brir, no ih in Die
Oartnsb atpfuer nit OiiiingntI4e ben
lDnne, mid ouf BEN aopp gefalle IN
bat mid bon Sapp tn SOb mob ges
ma6t. DeIl, i'd ben metn aupp nit
battere ppIle IN ba fin id oenu 70
Itrebt, tpie i9 getonnt BEN, in mel
settrubm iii in E Sedeno IN { RaIb
ben t4 geI6lafe ME c Rad.
am na9Its Morseu ben i4 sc.
nobtiBt, pts mel 8ettrubmbiebr aufs
gema9t Is nOrbe IN pie iemanO IN
bQs &u6m gsi4ntett Is; In bieIellpe
Mtnnit bat atptper bic perion en-
|T6reeli6e arii6 bon fi6 geplue IN
Is fortgfIaufe. SD ben gebentt, bab
lido nur uffgei4tebrt ben iolIe pst'n
I'M 10 ebbes gt6t Is nit BEL MIDI.
sd ben reitepeg meine Auge Diober
Sugetlappt III fit au4 ipibber ieItg
enifdlafe. Qtpper Is bat nit lang
Qenomms, bd Fat Is { &ommo9fben
seippe IN i'd fin nit allie 6tsb 5u
gieiGer 3eit aus ben 8ett gstIGumpt,
Was iper'n &c benfe, met Sap5ea
Rubm mar boil MeniAe; in Groni
6nt ber 9adtsr gsItanne IN all Zen
lie mid angegudt, als ipenn t4 {
piloes Gnnimsl mar. SD mub iage.
i4 fin meiIelbit geiAtebrt gepeie IN
ben an meiH ganse a6rper getrembelt
5te 2is3ie mar off aobrs aud babe
I'M is mid Inn ben gals gefalle III
bat gcgreiut ipie . 9ebbie, pg4, me-
eutes, Iiepes p6itippde", bat Ie &C.
Iaat, .Iterb mid nur NIT, id mil
bid ia nit mebr battere; ADJ iterE
mid nit, aa iterb MIDI nitl" Well
iebt is mid aluiuer bic Gei9i4t bod
au 6umm bprgetpmms. SD ben ge'
balIert: .5or ben aanps Sebt, modt
bob SIR aus mein Rubm tOmmt
bentt S9r, i'd fin trebiig2 8as Il
ennipeq bic W}Gt.er NIT @u6g'
9a Is mein Bid IN bos Guiding
qIas BON ben 9reIier eefoIle iii b
lis ss mid saus i4pappsIia INN,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

sinen Shrub rotor 9teren NIT 9l1is
term auF btr TaineuIiuie. Sine Dop.
pei aunito, sinssfabs NIT 9affsi'
ridden, fdat iibtr ben orapitrisn
Rod.
Gebr 6sIitbt IiHb In oisIsm Erabr
Iabr Gbapls aus Siia obtr Ionltissu
lsiditn SiofFtn. Die 1iuIhopls
miHen In Der garb, NIT Dem AIsios
itoff barmonisrtn uu0 fn0 msiiisus
an Den Gubtn gsraiit uno nit Qua
fen aus @olo, Gilbtr obtr arpitaa,
ODER, ipit Der duF unIersm siIoe (5ts
al, nit iinhlihen 9lumtu ptr3iert.
au9 Spibs, bon Der siufadIitn bis
Bur totbariisu 3u6eit' uRo qointf
Spite, miro biel gtbraudt, otsgleis
den feline Giiderei, pis bst BEN bier
abaebitOtttn SbnipI, no Der @runb
psib un0 bic 8er5iuungsn bldn limb.
Dus iuatnblids attio ots ndaitsn
.giloss Gfig. 81 1T bcrgsItsIt
aus ~rabmfarbiger Sdattsnipibe aui
elmer llnterIage BON 9eBitoff
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

Der gtiden 6arbs. Die ai.
mono : gluIe 5eigt einen ueiten
Qusf6nitt, Der gum Seil nit elmer
iiberfaaen0en WeIte aug Wlaiine aus
aefim if. Der faItige @irtel 1T aug
ipeider roTafarbiger W(eNnltne her1es
Itelt unb enoet binten in elmer groben
.S6leife. Das aleiD t0nnte ebenfo
pobl, uno 3tpar nit melt g%erirgeren
Soften, gang aus UiaIine gsFertigt
neroen, Die man nit gerls o0er Rrps
ItdQgebGngen per5ieren t0nnte.
Sm l.bteu 9iIoe (5is. 81 1T obsn
cine 4rt G6emiiet 6argeItelt; Ter
6embenbuIeu@ un0 &ragen iinb aus
neiBer aeinpan0, Der GiHlab aus
roIafarbigem gatiit, bsitidt IN RoIo
|unb @rln. Den Gdlub bilben
I9lesin6pfe in glOia : 9nopflD4err,
Die re6te Geite bss gbsmiFets III
eingefaBt BON elmer I6molsn Aiii6e
aus RpIa : 9atiIt, Die liRle nit elnsr
brettersn Riifas, nit Spite I'M.
fdumt. 9us ganb lit Idtpar3er
Mlo4ee. Sci benz unteren Gbemiiet
lift Spite uno Deibe MaIine IN pir'
tungsbOaer MeiIe init Iapar3er Ma'
line, psl6e ben 9alstragen biIoet,
tombinisrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

!6er5 gelporbe I'm i9 6dtt puttinier
geftbntet! 9eRie Ge bod nur mal,
mel gan8es 6ebs mar boil 8lut un 10
mar mel 8ett I'm e8 bot gegudt, ais
OBJ { bid tn ben 8ett gei4labtert
tpproe mar I'm als pb i9 DaS pid
mar! 81 fell ju4, in bieien Fier
Rpntrie bu6n bed nllerbanb Sa4e
bdppsneI Die i'd guide, is6n i4 aud
c paar 8pliesmdnner, tpp Don MIDI
bic Gddts bon ben Rreim ben piile
tpoIle. SD ben nit gepibi oh i'd
made pbbet p6 baS all nur en- 0riem
gepeIe Is. Der 9adter 10 gu MID
tomme I'm bat MIDI edidmmint III
nu9 c paar Minute bat er seiagt:
gDas mir gebentt ben, Is 8llt, t.
gar tein 8lut I'm i6 m0dt nur ben
Uliittr Sauerampfer ben Gttneis
geptpe, ipenn er mibber 10 en- lille
Grid ipielc I'm fsine 5omil4 I'm bic
gan3e 3ittie fu3le mill, bonn ioIl er
parte Bis gum srf4te gbpriI. 60
nett pie i4 tun5srnt i'm, brau4e Sc
nit mebr for MIDI gu f4ids, i'd ben
feline 3eit, for ieOen Subj na63us
laufe," Die 2i3Sie bat geia9t: pNau
@ad!er, talm iubrIelf. tpenr es tsin
9lut Is, mas Is IS benn9" 9a bat
Der 9adter geIagt, Der Miiter Sauers
ompfer bat iid bos Pleiier6e 9es
mo9t, fi4 nit SbIterebts 5arb gu be-
T9misre Iii bos Is oll, mas Is Is"
8eIl, Serr RebadttonGr, ba ben
i9 barn edsplsbnt, mas gebdppenb
mar. ipie i'd meme &atteI ben boIe
poIle, III Die RehberI6 IN Der Oads
ter ben gela6t, III bet bic 8dno,
Die gi55ie bat nit geIo6t. Sic bot
mid en- Ihrsdli6e Bid binsei6miFfc
I'm bat geIogt: rM1it en- Subj, pie
@u, min i6 nids mebr su bubn
ben; i'd pade msine 9obs III sebn
su meme ma" Damn is fe fort TN
i'd fin pipber 10 ALIENS nit meme
| 2pbnIpmm gspeie, ipie { 8ebbie in
bic @ubbs. DIS Gene Is for
5Gdt eth barn Ding mad benz anilere,
lppmit iA perbletwe
S0ue Sbrn Iieper
MhiIibh * nueramnfer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

pisrtsm I6pdrStu SeiOn : MubIiR,
nit tisfsm Salsausfdnitt unb Spit
senOrapsrien IAN Gtele Der asrmsl.
Der Rod fpeil cine 9unita duf, Be-
Iiebtn6 aus bret nbgsiufteu, treis.
runosn 9olants aus Snffst, bic uui
Der Iiuten Ssits BON aoietten aus
Idipar5em Somtbdno, nit S4nultn
aus Set, gebdlisn perbsn. 9ds I'm
teroeDanb III Isicht Strafft. Der
brtits, in 5Glttu gslegts Siirtel puros
aus saFfet b~srgeIte[It.
Sm Sipeitsn Bible Gig. p Iinb
einigs toftbor, Sets@ er5ttruusen nnb
S6mudftiide i%ti5siert. Msiitens n
Die ttipus oiiftsre @irtung bes Set,
ME i6on obtn angeoeuttt, ourh Der
penOuHa bon qerlen pber 4loStd'
0iomanten abssidpG4t 70 3. 9. Bel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

Ser 6alsfetts oben lints, tpo bic Set
nit e6ten getItn abpt4Ieln. gttats
oaupn 1T cine 9ro6s In Cameo
.gffett, nit SalbebelItttneu oer8icrt.
Sine 9ombiuotipn Der IeBteren nit
Dem Set finben mir Gld BET Der
6olststte oben red5ts. 0as mittlsrs
G6mud Itiif beItebt aus eiHem Ring
aus 9riQanten, an psl6em tleine
9isrede aus Setperlsn bGngen. Die
G6Ieife tit NIT Set uno 9alboidmntls
ten beTebt. Qehnlth 3~uIammengeIsBt
inb bic iibrigen 0er5tsruugen.
Saffet lit pieoerum oas Wlattrial,
aus peIdem bas &leio Oes nd4Iten
gilOes (5ig, 81 bergeItsat lourOe.
|Dh S6miegIumteit bes Stoffss err
m6gIi6t es, reiSenoe Gillette i'm Be-
fab uno in Der 9rapierung 5u er3ies
len. Die 5arbe lit Elm rei4es Solds
braun. Die Ginformigtett In StDff
unO 5arbe, Islbit BEL Dem 8eiab,
pirb nur gsbussn our4 cine GALS
traple aus rubmforbiger Spite anO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

6obL trieae fbnne. 80 plel t1 aud)
getrsit ben, ss bat nit geI4offt, IN
bo fin Id Sn bic 2obutlubl4en tpln'
me. baB bic ai3Sie, mas meme alte
is, ms6bie ibrsn aiib inIsit IN ben
Cad bat itede IoIfe. SidgsbtbbeI'
ben i'd aepentt IN fin pa6 bic RIers
6obr qonae, ipo ib aud en- &H9 81
ben; atpfper ba mar bas ndmli6e
Dina. Said, mas bat mid baS
otpper 10 mdbo gemo4t! SD ben
10 I SuIpifdtn triest, bab mebbie
Die eis5ie an p6rpes en- Grid an
mid geipielt bat, Mell, ben td qes
beutt, lpern bas alptper Der ads Is,
bann ia aiplper ipmpings butng.
Sic tenne mid gut senng unn
pifls, baB i9 mid NIT 10 tetg
I6ts6re IaIie. SD fin an Oas 5ronts
pinbpb qange, tpO ME NIT 70 gano gut
sugemd6t iper'n Tam, MOTOR Id,
stprbing 5u bic aia8ie, audi 81 blsbme
fin. SD ben I4on oft Bet Neg BON
ben Senfter in hos 9aus i9Iippe
t1nnt ul Tor ben Nteien ben t9 e
aud biesmol s~streit; atptper nids
tomm eraus. 9ns SslIter rrar 10
feIt, Dob es nod nit I'm 9aoresbreit'
aemubft is. Mell, ba ben i'd mid
Oenn idfperen Ssr3ens bran sena4I
IN BEN ems bon bic aitIHenfentet
eiugepridt. 70 baB id es ben auf'
made t6nite IN ia bas 4aus sslpanl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

-unbebo3t. u. (einen Be-
tannten i'm 2eibbaus treffenO); n8ie,
aud 9u muBt 9einen 8intertbers
5ieber berieBsn?"
g.. 0o4muttig): BON pmiiFen"
tonn feline ReOe ietn. SD babe bos
&lei0ungSitid nur aus benz 9auie
eeI6offt, oomit es mir ntdt bonn
@eridtsooq3ie4er gepfdnbst mirb!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

Wi irieni's unb 5licbts III bic Naiuf.
81 jfienf BET 8elb. et irient be SIur.
OF irieHt bic 0rifnna Ct irient DC
Viebe.
Gl .rieuen ale bic I1eeuen Sriebe.
@enn iu 70 aliens I'M ms irient,
@olu bats Bios Der Wleuid pcrnicnt
Cat or rnnlooit mil laire wlieneu2
@oio foil nib Der Wleni9 pod irieucui
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

66met@etbafte aufs
foffuug. - 9as gnGbise 5rdus
leiu dingeub): aBs6', bob mir i9sis
Der miiIsn ..."
9isnsr (bsr beute bic StelIc lpeds
fen, isntimentaD: Nd, sndOises
GrGulein, mir esbfs ssrooe 70 nnHe!"
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acr g%lilanl9rsp.

6err @rIesgrnm mar Gin @leui6eu.
bdier,
eeiu SerB blieb leSer " Il bruug Bar.
er mar Elm egoiit Gin frazier.
limb blieb c5 ou6 fir immrrbdr. -
Sur eiumal bar Is it'd begeben
(Weprieicn lei Der feline Eag),
erteumaI IN iciuem qcbeu
@arb CT eribr TT bod mlr bcm -
ShIanl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

nsuoen, qelben 8trnitsintugelu, bic
i'm @inter Die Souptrnue ipisltsn,
per0eH nod INNER gstragen. Wdn
our6isbt iie ieoo4 nit anosrsfurots
aen, ntineren, runben SteintageIn
Derdrt, bdB bic ountlsr. duosrt 2ugel
spii6en Den gr0beren 9ernftsinoDaz
len ME Der Gnoten IN elmer psrlsns
Thnur nirtt. @m btliebteIttn iino
6u~ntelblaue Goeliteins pbsr Sal6eosIs
Tteins fir oiefe Rol,, jsbo9 fat man
rsHtrSiugs aud @sI6mad bardn gee
Tunben, bic 8erniteiutstten nit grIn
ODER 9iot 8u DurdisBsn. auh psrbeu
Ie mad ber unten idtper auf ben
ausiGnitt Der gUie fdQenoen Wlttte
au INNER fhfperer uno otder nab
reno tie in i6rem an ben 9uIs an'
Idliebenoen 3eil 3iulib uub IdIant
itnn. armbdnoer, IeIbit RiHgS 3az
ihenubrgsbGuie, Spungen uno Raz
0sln I'm Saar, aud Sdubf4ndlleil
reroen bel aus 9srnItein bergeiteat.
Vile anperen Stetne auber 4erIen
uno griaanien psrI4pinoen biutsr
Der SLUT BON geIb unO peiB. Die
aus StaIitn hisrbsr geDrungene
aunOe, oaB aonigtn glsna eifrtg 6ss
Itrs6t lit, Der 8prals pieoer gum
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

Gin ngeneb M er Sra III
tigam. 6reunOin: Nd, Oas iinb
pOsiiepOls, id0ne Gtunben, fpsnn i1
abenbs nit meinem 8rGutigam al
Iein i'm trolten 3ilnmer iiBel"
mgr fpri6t bod 70 lpenig2''
8reunbin: y9arum eben! "a
fam i4 10 rebt ungeit0rt IeTsnl"
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lte Mass.

WtHn man BON Dem G6mud
fpri6i, Der ougenbIidIi9 LIBERAL Oa,
ipo qariisr Mpoeeeltte fir Die ltib.
Ii6tsit moBgsbeno fnb. gsirdgsn
miro, 70 mub man IN Die erfts Rtibs
ben 9srnittiu ns[lsn. SIM @initr
nsigtrte ii@ bic @orlitbt fir 9,rns
tlein al elmer Qisbbobtrti. uno isst
III le nabe5u cine Nlanit aeiporStn.
Gle miro oesipeesH uin 10 %nuffulsr'
BET. neil Der 8srniein aud I'm
.<trubenbilb, oaB IonI fit S9mud.
idauIisaungeH peHig SntsreHe bal,
jur @eItung lommt. 0it Iangen, nat
Der Miite az lid b,rOidtnosn 6ols'
Ittisn aus IdnsIiden, mour6i4si'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

SIN StroBenbo6npa
gen. Ssrr (ots Elm biibl4er Bod
fif9 einiteigt, BON einem nIten 5rGus
lem obriidenO); r9ier, 5rduIctn, 1T
nod ptab!l"
Dos olte 5rGuIetn (gan3 nabe an
i'm be~ranridenp); pSapObl, 6rGus
Iein - bier re6ts neben mirl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

gptiSiF: GER qmtsbortsbsr,
eos III Der aerl, nit Dem mir bic
bun0ert @uloen ddngprdmie bsr0ienl
baben."
so, 70 - ma, Damn bs6anOeln
Sie ibn nar rsdt frsunOIi6; bieI'
lei6t ldbt Ell Iid pieosr nal bon
uns srpii6en."
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sdaHeIreim.
ginF tat rIie" i'm nit ibrem itiQsn
MeIen binoen
limb iebt - muB er iid1 untsr iArem
gefen tpinben.

2Qtpntf4. 9err (te6en ell
mem onbersn auf Der Rubebant 9laB
nebmenb): Sum audud, Die 9ant
1T ia frtI4 geitrtdsn - bos 9dtten
Sic mir aud IageH t0nnen!"
Der anbsre 0rummenb): pQir
bats aud teiner gsIogt!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

9ur4 idaut. (9Iuf Der
Rennbabn): Der 9ottor Iugte mir
Ipeben, bob er mprgen einen gebars
nif4ten artiteI gegen bic Pferbes
Idinoerei auf ben Rennpldssn I4rsi'
ben tpirb!"
mSO,,. pisOisl bat er bepn per>
loren?""
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

666fter Grab. Serr Gin
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gum ProfeFor.
peI6er Iid alf sineH leerfsEenben
Stub niebergeIafeH ha): Gnti6ul'
oigsn Gle, meiu 9err, bieIsr StubI
lift idon befebt!
profeFor: 60 70, auf mem iiBc
i'd oern oa!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

Der bertnnnts @eomt'
ter. = Sobn: g@oter, Dos mibt Der
Wann bo am Walne2"
Bauer: Drummer 8ub', Der tpirb
al benz MaIer geb0rsn Der binten
auf benz SiigsI Itebt = Der mibt, Oh
bic 2einfpanO ou6 sureidt!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17
Ofsaer 5dreibrbrirf bee
pbiIipp ~5anrrampfer.

Sd fin aIfo
na@ bic LAM
&c Gei6en
BEL ben Ms'
bestpeilsr
gang frieOd4
beimganse III
ben getrsit,
bic Grontbpbr
~auf5ulade,
otn,,,er IN hen
mel &H6 nit
in bas bers
bOIIte aHb.
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Gntrhhnug.

G6uBmann: mas fdnt
S,6nen Elm, bier gu fatafen! Gte9gn
.Sie auf!"
.@ns pollsn sic oenE, it0rep Gle
mid ui6t in meinem 8eruf! st
.~irainisre mir uff Sdldftdn3er"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-17

6isat lbsr ibrs sOlereu S4peltfrn
unter ben Steiner gu psrbeifen,
I6eint babel biellu4 auf guten unb
iruntbarsH @obsn Su falen oenn
man fam fGon i,9sn, bab in gan5
ertluTuen GreiIsn bin uno pieOsr Die
9ernIieiae bur9 aOronen ubsel5Ii
iperben.
Sin onberes, pist gu Sdmuds
laden beripanbtes Matericl II Set,
IN gerIsns OOsr arnitdaForm, bod
perben audi oitIe ialpor8elGn8enben
.Stetne" meilteus nit aldstdsD ias
matten pner anOeren h~eafarbtgsr
0albepeIIeineu unO perlen OuEMfebt,
an unlersn 8ilbsrn ipirO uns Sn'
uddr Gin gig. y Elm rei8tnOsr wior.
qsurod aus maltIhparSsm 9dttel
ooroefibrt, 9rtlsles aus ctnielbff
Ssuff IaasR Hbst eius BLUE aus Dra'
III vi i've - EFET
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Sine Sbrn Iieper

9BflLpP Sausxampsr .
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-29

one may send, for a shilling ga
cents). 16 words by telegraph as far
as from New York to San Francisco,
while for a penny e cents) one may
TAX five minutes through a public
telephone from tho street corners in
the larger cities within the radius
OF the city, or suburban service. Few
would change the telegraph or tele.
phone to private monopoly. Govern.
ment aid TO the settlement OF land.
to immigration, to the development OF
the back blocks" or new country is
generally approved by leaders OF all
parties.
Railroads Poorly Managed.
As TO the wisdom OF complete ma.
tlonallzation OF railways there Is con.
siderable dispute, though the oppo.
nents OF naturalization are apparently
In n small minority. There are sug.
gestions that private capital be en-.
couraged by grants OF land or other
bonuses to build lines Of railway In
the vast interior OF Australia where
tho states have as yet been unwilling
or unable to do 70. Another sugges
ton Is made that the state owned
railways be, as In India. leased, under
suitable restrictions, for operation TO
private companies. But neither sug.
gestion has any considerable political
support. The railway service is crude.
It's finances arc muddled and II has
followed in the development N the
country. rather than, az in the United
States, preceded and brought about
this development. The back blocks"
have not as many votes as the au.
burbs Of Sydney. brisbane and Mel.
bourne or the city wards. An mp.
parent Improvement is noticeable in
the railway service and the general
management shows betterment. The
politician, through the pressure OF an
enlightened public opinion. IL coming.
though slowly. 10 regard tho railway
systems as non.political enterprises.
Tho evils OF tho system have been
largely due to dollhouse politics.
Socialism Partially In Forces
Socialists and Antl.Socialists In
Australia" said w. NJ. Hughes. labor
member OF parliament and former at.
torney general. have tho most OK
t%rnordinary ideas OF what socialism
really Is. II Is not something to be
brought about by act OF parliament
or by vote. II IN a growth just as a
boy grows into n man. Socialism will
come In Australia but by slow growth.
Complete collectiyism. when we get
that far. will appear tho most ordinary.
natural and inevitable thing in the
world for those who live under Il.
Many will think II n perfect system
and others will object to II. but by all
II will be regarded as perfectly
natural. Socialism. which. as under.
stand II. means the substitution OF
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street car system OF Sydney. its chief
city. II the state OF Missouri owned
and operated the street car system OF
ST. Louis or the state of Illinois the
street car system OF Chicago. the case
would be a parallel one. The tele-
graph and telephone lines are state
owned and state operated. The state
lends money to farmers who wish to
buy land or stock farms. II builds
houses for workingmen to purchase
on easy terms or rent. II aids miners
In prospecting for and developing
mineral properties. It gives bounties
and subsidies to manufacturers. It
operates nurseries which supply trees
and shrubs without cost. IL owns and
operates irrigation works. brick.mak'
ing plants, abattoirs. meat'freezing
works and engages In many other en-
terprises ordinarily left to the initia-
tive OF private interests. The Aus
tralian may borrow money from the
state to buy q farm and stock II with
sheep or cattle. he may ship his prod
uce to the state market over a state
railway. have 1t slaughtered by state
butchers. direct its sale by state tele-
graph, learn the results through a
state telephone, as he sits In a state
concert hall listening to an organ re-
cital by a state organist. And the
end Is not yet.
Low Telegraph and Telephone Rates.
As to some enterprises In which
the Australian state has engaged there
is little OF no difference Of opinion.
The telephone and telegraph service
are regarded as properly In the hands
Of the government. The cheapness OF
this service. Its comprehensiveness
and excellence have commended II.
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Making 7on1orroWs
AUSTRALIANS UNSoLyED PROBLEMS
BY WHLTER WILLIAMS, LII
Dsss q IN Shosie JJournshsm eft< Una<nav efhasrf0

tain and in addition there are the
union rules which the farm employer
must take into account The rural
workers union insists on an cight.hour
day. from 8 o'clock in the monning un.
I'll 8 o'clock in the afternoon, with an
hour for lunch. For overtime a price
and a half must be paid and the
rural worker may-and often does
decline TO work even at this price.
How this affects conditions, particu.
larry at harvest time and during other
periods OF strenuous agricultural &C.
tivity. the farmer will readily see. IL
Is n Of the reasons for the slow de.
velopment Of Australians agricultural
resources. Because In rural districts,
for various reasons, wheat was han.
died by n%on.union laborers. the union
workers Ia the cities to which II was
shipped for sale. labeled II black
wheat" and refused t. unload II. The
result was a loss to the farmer, an
added reason against agricultural de.
velopmenL The farmer In Australia
In the commemorative %present-day
politics plays second fiddle to the city
laborer.
Capital Shy Of Australia.
Strickland GILLIAN. Americas charm.
ing humorist. said that In England 80
much was thought OF humor that II
was spelled with an extra "u." In
Australia 40 much Is thought Of labor
that II Is spelled with an extra ~
and u capital Ia" The good that Ia.
Dor organizations and labor legislation
have brought In Australia has not
been unmiXed with evil. As popula.
ton has not largely increased nor
been widely distributed. 20 capital
the money needed for mon TO make
great the cOmmOnN la.,h-has been
difficult and. In some casc8. lmpossi.
bic TO ccurc Australian public cX.
pcnditurc. state and federal. Ens IN.
creased far out OF proportion TO In.
crease In population. whether Liberal
Labor party vas IN control. Aus.
tralian officials, asking for new loans
or tho renewal OF old loans. are famil.
lar figures In the London money mar.
let. Foreign capital does not seek
cut Australia for private investment.
:; least not 10 the extent or along
The lines necessary to Australia's
largest and most comprehensive de.
v'lopment. Ignorance OF real condl.
tons and fear OF moro nntaRonistic
legislation explains much OF this hes.
itancy upon the part OF capital These
are problems that confront Australia.
how 10 deal Justly with all men and
at the same time obtain population
and capital. For usually II Is not JUS.
tlce that imported or local capital
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less. The cultivated land has In.
creased Ave times as much In Argen.
tina as In Australia and In railway
mileage and accommodation we are
being beaten all hollow by our South
American competitor"
II ia not merely a question OF popu.
iation In Australia. but OF distribution
OF population 80 as TO get the best re-
suits. Australia's city population has
Increased far out OF proportion to its
rural population. Even in the districts
where there Is q fairly large rural pop
ulation, enormous areas of waste land
Sss 70 be seen. The desire for more
acres 'is. upon the Australian as upon
the American. He il a landed prodi.
igal. The size OF his farm rather than
its productive capacity is with him OF
FIRST consideration.
Farming Retarded by unlonlsm.
Another operates against the
right use OF the agricultural resources
Of Australia-the difficulty OF obtaining
rural workers and the severity OF the
trades union regulations Al extended
TO organizations OF rural workers. In
the United States there is In many
states . scarcity OF farm laborers. but
The organization Of unions among
them has not succeeded. The situa.
Hon IL different In Australia.
1arm isborsrs are a. dinicult to OBJ