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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26
THE LAND QUESTION

IN MENiCO
As one reads further into the Mex
lean problem the more startling
appear the lights and shades 81 that
unhappy people. On one hand you
find a class possessing education and
culture comparable to the finest pol.
ish Of America or Europe. Under
meath the thin upper crust composed
first of cultivated and educated REQ
pie, second Of the feudal owners of
the land, are the millions of poems,
who are practically serfs. A bad &C.
onomic system keeps them always in
debt and ignorance.
The situation is really about $50
years behind the age. The feudal
hierarchy OF land ownership is like
what existed in Europe a number OF
centuries ago, 1t is no wonder that
the peon hopeless in his life Of .ow
wages or heavy taxes, frequently
quits the despairing task Of agricul-
ture, which seems only to enrich the
proprietor, under such circumstanc-
es he feels he has nothing to lose by
brigandage, or by espousing the cause
of some demagog, and he might pos
sibly gain something.
Observers of the problem incline
to one Of two alternatives Does
the country need another Diaz, some
strong man who shall restore order,
establish benevolent despotism with
the end in view a gradual enlighten-
ment of the working classes. until
some future day when they can I'M
dertake some share In self govern.
ment?
Or is the time ripe now for more
Democratic movement, in which the
attempt shall be made to establish
a real Republican government in this
land of darkness?
Whichever attitude one may take
this one thing seems clear, that what
ever power shall rule at Mexico City
1t must take determined measures to
encourage private holding in land.
The small farmer must be protected.
| There must be courts that will de-
fend his right to enjoy the fruits Of
his land In peace.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26

mark breaks in the thought, which
tends to lucidity and to relieve the
strain. The writer does not know
Mr.. Devinne's opinion on this point
but he would gamble that 1t had his
veto.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26
DEvINNE AND PRINTING

The technical principles OF printing
laid down by Theodore l.. DeVinne,
called the dean of the craft. who has
Just died, would not interest the
public. Many printers know nothing
of the different schools of type cast
ing. But there are principles for
which Mr.. DeVinne worked that are
Of vital Importance to every reader
He always contended for simple
printing, conveying ideas with the
greatest ease and lucidity. When au-
thors demanded some eccentric type,
Mr.. Devinne ridiculed the asettat,.n
ss placing manner above matter.
The average book that comes down
from your grandfather was pretty
we'll printed the type was substanti.
al, the imprint fairly black and
stands out with clear luster today.
Later in an affected attempt at deli.
cacy and refinement. there came in
finer cut type. which made a page
look grey instead Of black and white.
This tendency and hair lines, Mr..
Devinne consistently opposed.
Also at that time the majority Of
standard books and newspapers were
printed in exceedingly fine type. Mil.
lions OF people suffer from poor eye
sight today simply because 1t was
once customary to use type faces of
about half the size now commonly
handled.
Mr.. Devinne stood for type cutting
that would create characters legible
not merely to clear eyed youth but
to specialized and near sighted age.
He wanted type faces that would
stand the battering OF the print shop.
He was a large factor in the change
which has brought in recent years h
tendency to II blacker and more legi-
BILE type.
Ihere are many fads in modem
printing One of these is to cut ont
paragraph indentations, on the ground
that page looks better as a whole
without the irregularity of the short
line introducing paragraph Yet 10
the reader paragraph indentat,ons
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26
EDITORIAL,
:. -,
| GOOD DUNN Err

A GOOD GUNNER
When 1t comes to writing d really
first class dunning letter commend us
to Ebert Hubbard. Here is one Of
his masterpieces:
This is to call your attention to
the package Of books sent you on in
spection.
As dated in our last letter our
profit in this deal is microscopic.
About all we get out Of it Is the fun
Of doing business.
So while the matter is fresh in
your mind send us 81. You will then
be entitled to years subscription
to The Fra and the package Of books
is your premium.
II you do not care to keep the
books, Just send them back. We will
send return postage upon request.
wish to convey right here my ap.
probation and thanks for favors Ie-
ceived from you during the past
year.
Yours sincerely,
Ebert HUBBARD.
II we could write letters like that
our subscribers would do Just like w
did-pay up and make us happy.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26
we'll in the following poem:

we'll in the following poem:
There's pay for the man who car
4 follow plan
And carry the detail through,
But the man whose pay is the mes,
per day
Is the man who can plan All do.
The routine work Of the faithful
clerk al.
Is always in steady demand.
His task is to do and carry through
What another's brain has planned.
Whom a man has to asE you TO pom.
out his task.
There's very small pay attached 70 II
For the man gets the pay who q
able each day
To discover his task and then do H..
Good Citizenship.
i. +
JUST LAUGH
There's an inexpensive recipe for
curing sundry ills. 81.
Such as govt and Indigestion bilious
fever and the .chills,
Which the family physician
Would ascribe to malnutrition,
And attack with drugs and physlc and
with medicated pills.
You'd be astonished, really at tie
benefit 1t Yields
Simply mix little merriment and
laughter with your meals.
1t doesn't matter greatly what Won
drink or what you eat
lOu can leeu OH TodSteu ShiShch VI
the toughest cuts Of meat.
If you don't believe it, try it,
Mingle laughter with your diet
And your gastronomic functions
would digest a rubber sheet;
For the pancreatic organs do their
work with double zest
II you inttersperse the menu with
a jolly little Jest.
II the biscuit should be over weight
an ounce or two to spare ie
Don't gulp 1t down in silence with
cold and stony glare
But use a lot of butter
And laugh instead of mutter,
And the stomach will receive 1t like
the daintiest of fare. ~,
The gastric juice will jump at it as
II It were angel food,
If you only masticate 1t IN the proper
kind Of mood. -
You may be doing penance as a
Horace Fletcherite
And chewing fifty-seven times each
morsel that you bite,
But however much you chew 1t,
o. be joyful as you do It
And give a happy chuckle as it pass
es out Of sight.
You might chew your food forever
with sour and gloomy mien.
And the Fletcheristic doctrine would
not rectify your spleen.
-Harper's Monthly.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26
STATEMENT

Made to the Secretary Of State Of
the State Of Utah, of the
LOGAN HOME BUILDING SOCIETY
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26
THE MAN WHO
is PAID

There is h difference in men-God
never made two men exactly alike,
Each man has his distinguishing
marks and characteristics. He has
his little personalities and peculiar
tiles that cannot be initiated or dup
Heated. Every man is being unto
himself with wide divergence of
inclinations and opportunities. Max
ing a division along general lines,
perhaps the greatest difference is IN
the way men do their work and the
results they obtain for themselves
and their employer.
Here is q good workman. He does
Just what he Is told to do. II no %
given an outline every day he will
deliver the goods. But without that
outline he Ia helpless and he nsver
makes any effort to go beyond H.
He is competent. His work 10 sat
isfactory. He is sure Of his job. But
he is always wondering and some
times complaining because others,
who apparently did no better work.
were promoted while he stayed IN
the ranks. The man lacks initiative.
He has not cultivated that quality
that makes for progress. His lay
has been melted out accordingly and
while he is an important part in the
machine, he has not made himself
an absolute necessity.
Here is another good workman who
plans ahead. He finds way to do
things better than they have been
done before. He figures on the mir
imum of work that will produce the
maximum of results. He becomes
yirile part of the shop instead of an
automatic part of the machine. He is
a leader because he takes the initi-
alive. He cultivates ideas and puts
them into practice. He is growing
and evolving with the business. He
has made himself a necessity ana
commands a higher price for his work
because he has executive ability and
does not have to be told. Frank
Hill Phillips tells the story pretty
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26

Total liabilities :......$ 15,635.72
H. J. Hatch being duly sworn &C.
cordang to law deposes and says that
he Is secretary Of the above named
company; that the statements made
in the foregoing report are true and
correct and that said statement con-
tains full and correct exhibit Of
the condition of said company's bus
iness at the close Of January 81. 1914.
= 3s. H. ]. HATCH,
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day of February, 1914.
Seal 80. J. H. BANKHEAD.
Notary Public.
My commission expires June 2, 1916.
State Of Utah. Office of the Secretary
Of State.
I, David Mattson. Secretary Of
State Of the State of Utah do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a full.
true and correct copy Of the state
pment OF the above named company
now on file in my office this 18th day
OF February 1914.
Seal DAVID MATTsON,
Secretary Of State.
ADV. m3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

Ibt, nur einmol ON Gage foI lie
bas Reft berlafen.
@as GeF felbit iteflt man 10 ein'
fad pit mSglid Der, Gesen bic Ge'
Fo6ren, Die Der 9enne uno ben giern
.broben, fam S6ub gdauffen tpsr'
oen. Cine aiite obns 8edel pirb uuf
ole Grbe gsTte[t, Der 8uOen nab
oben, Die Gtirnisite pirb ausseidntts
ten, 70 6ab man bonn 9Obsn ab nod
elm 4--5 3oa brsites Brett ftsben
6lei6t, Der QusIbnitt pirO bteran INIT
Qeo.rfreifen ooer gaarRieren Be-
fefttat, Is tntItebt 10 Elm 8rutnsIt,
bas D%Oatdnois seidlof,n tperOtn
fam unO alien 4nforNsrungen GEE
nu1t. In 0en 9ooen Der RiItt, bic
stpa cine 4usoe9nang bon 16 3Ol
mad isbsr Ri9tung bat, unO in oer
ais Rlappt uno 2aufbrett 8ertens
oung fin6snbsn @tirnIeits fpsrben
BIDDER our 3ufibrung frii9er 2uft
eiugsbo6rt. ST @sfubr bOrbanoen.
bab unssiefer gum Get gsIunsen
t0nnts, 70 IdBt ii4 Dies bur& eng
maldiges 0rabtgefledt fernbalten.
Das Snnere oes Hettaitsns tpiro NIT
Gr6e dusSefdlt un0 atpar 70, bob
am Ranoe bic Groe bGber Iieet ais in
Der Wlitte unb cine flaae Mulbs snts
tsbt. 9israuf tomult 6eu ODsr psi.
'dts 5trub, niat etpa in Der Mlisss
mebr, lpie an Den @eiter. 4u@ lit
baS NeI NIT SSietttHpulDsr sinsus
1Iireuen. DisIes 8rutnsIt lam, nob
:bem ausbriittn Der gisr aud ols
aiiGtnbsim 8erpen0ung fiu6sn,
psnisftsts in ben erFeu @o4sn, Der
s5iGtrbeIt fpeean fpirO Der 2aHSpIaB
.ifit 0robtesflent u~nsdunt. aher 10,
SAP Ct NIT Der RiEs uhHe Maiibe an
dnbersr Gttut M~ufteluna finoen
lam. @d6mutse gttr iperoen NIT
IaulppEHsm MaHsE a6gspaiAtM sAa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
2as Srntneft.

Quf Sic 5erFeaung zines ri9tigen
8rutn.tes niso pislfad gu nenig
Gorgialt bsrtpsnoet, man bsgrinost
Dies 0amit, oab 5enuen, bic Iidl feIbft
Elm glst bereiten unb obue Difen
oes 3a4ttrs auf BEN 9eu- OOer
Strobboo.n, binter 9edsns uoer Ret
iigbaufm iiben, cine grOBe 3abl nuns
terer aidsn Dem 3i6ter bei4sren.
Q6er gera0e odour9 miro bepiefen,
0ab nidt bic ginfa4bsit Oss QeItes
an uuO fiji li9, ionosrn Der geeisnsts
0rt bas quite gteiuItdt bradtsn. 9d
niemanb oas gaeit nuBte, mar Die
6snns tets bon isosr Gt0rung be-
frsit, gang gspiB Elm 3siden, 6ab
aud Osr briteuosn 6enns Elm rubiger
Raum augeDieisn perbsn ion, cine
unn0tigs St0rung 1T forsfum gu bers
msiosn, Il gsnigt bouauf ipenn mir
uns i6srseugen, OBJ Die 9!ude nod
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

uebeeans BON Der GId9iuIiur sur
tlefen Gnr4t mub gang Olmdhlla
erfolosn, uno bel itbtsmdllgem &ir
Fsrpfllpsn mub aud tsns gsrItdrsuHg
Der Danguna poraeHomrisn iperbsn.
Der etalblinesr etniiet our 8srei'
heruug bsr ti~efesIodsrisn 9oosH'
Ihi6t msiIt nldt, fonosrn "a tpiro
Iih cine Grldbbiingung nOtig MAIDEN,
unb spdr pirb pbOsphcri dureoln'
aer, aaIi0inssr un0 idpsfeliaurss
4mmoniat (aIs Hidi bsrFdsrnoer
5tidncID bsbor5uet rsrbsn miiHsn.
Gs III fogur angebro4t, Elm auan'
tum Observation-Disclosures NIT unttrs
supfldusn, bamit aud bi, untsrs
5hi6t Der gslodertsn Obsrfldde ben
@enG9Im ausrei1tnot pbosphors
I%dursmsnosn sur @erfasuig iisaen
tam. Sdnbelt ss fid un tiefgrun'
oissn unS bumusreihsn gooen, 10
Tam Der lisbergong Sur 9teituItur
pisl Idnslsr srfolgen.
gint 70 tiefe BooenIodsrung 1T
nun ni6t sttpa ale Sabre nOtis; ss
aeniat, ipsHn man gum 9siipitl ale
6rst Sabrs ben 9oosn Bis auf 10 BIB
IL 3oa daflOdert. 9sim Diuterse'
treble IN cine 70 btbeutsnOs 9isftul.
iur ni6t Ittr angebro6t, q ist osnn,
oab Die Jurds i4On iehr 5titis gs'
ard6en pirb, bsnn 0aS Dtntsres'
treble nil eeldssrten 8OOsu baben.
qm oanlbarit item iino ale Sudiru4t.
fir cine ~titfere 4uflodsrung oss Boz
oens; namentIi9 3uder' unb Guttsr'
riGen jeben bann ftarts unO DaI5en'
f0rmiae anollsn on. auf ale Sale
ioa Die 9ititultur i'm Ssrbit dus9s'
fibrt peroen, oamit ous Cod iibsr
Mintsr in rauber Gurdt IisseH lam,
unO Damn Iotpobl Der Groit dls 1uA
ole NieosrI9ldge ibre iegsusrsi4s uno
pa6stumfOroerHbe GinDirtung aus'
iiben. pbospboridurss uHO aaItolu'
ger perosn fhon i'm SsrbIt uusge'
Iirsut, oamit Iis fia bis sum Grib'
iobr auIlOIsn un0 ounn Den iungen
pflan5sn in d~ufnebmbursr Gorm our
8erfigung itebeu. 9us i4usfelidurs
qmmunial tpirb better eft i'm asitis
gen Jri1iabr dusgeftreut. Die psi'
iere Sriibidbrsorbeit beidrdnit ii8
oonu auf sic Gbnuns Oes 8obeus
unS bic gsrtilsuns oss l~lntrautss.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

BE asnns H. fdus IL F& bsf9mntl
BOT, 90 rtinie,M IN RsssImabigitti
cap0bnsn l@ bic 9%ruibsnntH isRt
boIr bdrum IN zine btItlmmtt
Giunbs our Batitrung 5u tpdbIsH.
go bic Qsiitr In tinsm gut ssIlf'
ltitH, u%nbsIskitu eiuI cher TN
S6uppsn, btr ssotn ilnauisfsr
G4ub bistti, aHssltei ptrosH tonnsn
atnugt "a boIlommsn, ipenn Bod
itsins auf bic bobs aaHis ssitsni iper'
ben, 70 oab Elm Dried obsr Elm
@isrsd sntliebt; bier i0uuen Elm,
gauge qnsdbI in elmer Rsibs trridttt
ptrOsn. Die Ginriatung oes Rates
I,lbIt nirb in Osri,lbsn m,ifs Dors,'
nOmmsrl. ME Obsu b,I4riebsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

eummtrtiirtn im elaa.

Cine Der pihlIansn 2ebsnBbsoin'
auugtn fiir ole Gd6DpIe III BIZ
friIds. refine Cuff, unO ME mir
MnIhen mad m,brhineigsm auf'
snibalt in sinsm I4Iedt sslafttltn
Raume i'm Jrsisn germ bsrtpsiIsn, 70
flblt T4 oun bas Disb IN sintm
out esIiftelen Stale bitl pohIsr.
GtlbIt i'm Winlsr mub man besbalb
btt DsEbTaualM Cuff qbJus prr'
ldaFIsn unb fir ouftsrneusruug Ior'
gen, uno tUer ba Gngitlt4 ale euisn
unb Gsffnunssn bsrtopft in Der
MeiHung, bab bi, 3ufHbrung taIter
Cuff uuf Rotten Der Gittsruug Dor
F9 sebt, Der banOsIt isbr unratio'
ned. aolts, aber refine Cuff er'
pdrml f4 Isbr i6nsq unb is iibi
ouf 6aut uno qtmuHgsorgane tinsr
pitl ginitiesrsn @influB aus ols Der
iDarme Staqbunit.
Run, i'm Sommsr brauden nil
ia srIt reft niat 70 dnsitIi6 au
Iein; mir i6nusn i'm 9sgsutsil aut
Senfisr unb 9iir,n in Der siner
Siaa1site oufmadtn unb bisie NAB
r,ub bss ean5en 9os,s often balten
Nan muB muir Dermeibsn, bob BIZ
Cuff nift gu fdusn bur9 ben Raun
ellen, ollo 3usIuft mtitsRsn lam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
Bonn gHascn Oes aders.

Der Grfola zines tanoptrtidaftlt'
diem 8etrie6s bGngt bauptIddIt4 bon
BEN qfliisen Oss aters ab. Blro
StsIes porI6riftsmdbig ausgstulrt,
70 per6en aud ale nrcereu @rbsIten
idnel uub mi6slos 0orgenommsn
iperoen t6nneu. 9ura oas ptlusen
oes Qlders fol Iebtersr gelo6ert uno
auaIeta cine 9ermebrung Der @ders
rune b~er6eiaefabrt lperpeu. auBsrs
benz miro Sic 8aFeraufadbms oss
9Ooens sersgeIt ulO Die auflOiung
elmer gr6beren Rahrtoffmengt err
m1qlt6f. Sc tiefer mir nun Den gos
ben pflagen, Osito mebr 5euattgtelt
lam Die lodere Gr0mafe aufnsbmen,
unb 6eIto meter lam iih oas Wurs
selaedIt ausbreitsn. !6ierpoR 1T pteT
Der a~unIttesrss Ba9stum nno tnot'
rstt elm b6berer Grtrog obbdngig.
es ldbt li9 nun tsinestpsgs cine
beitimmte glorm fir Die gooeuIodes
runa fetIttaen. Gs bGngt Oielmebr
oans BON Der 9eI9affenbeit oss 8os
SenS ab, pis tief mir oeuieIbsn bears
beiten biirfen. 90 mare ss gum
geifpiel gang Talid. tpenu ipir einsn
lsiaten gooen, Der bisher INNER nlir
gang Had bedrbeitet iuurbe, uno Der
Sarum aud nur cine gari3 ieidts
adertrume beIiBt, plSbliA beosuteno
titftr, pieneid,t 10 3olI tief umRfIil'
gen fpoaten. Der erfpini4ts Griss5
ipiiroe fiber ausbIeiben, Oenr mir
bringsn ourG Die tiefs 6ur6e feAr
bel rDben 8oSen nd@ Obsn, osrlAltAs
tern bdour4 aerobe3a bic aderttuTAe.
unc oiefes 1T gang befoneers onnf
Der 8nn, trtnn pir niAt imItdHot
pbsr geiDint Iub, 5ugleiG cine iebr
rsiaIi6s Gilnaans au aebsn. Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

so bic StdIts nisbris Tinb unb Der
Raum ettpns bel6rGntt iii, niro ss
iOgur bon 8orteil isin, bic GenIter
uno Siirsn aa6 bes Radts often 81
lnFtH. Sn 9sitIoFsnen uub gut etns
s,frieoigten @sbOFten, bic ouber6em
aud nod inter Der Sut zines paAs
iumen Sunbss ftebsn, IdBt fa bic
Ies out MAIDEN.
lin bic Do6ltat Der b~eItdnOigsn
2uftsrneusruug oud ben 6austiersR
3ugute tommen gu laien. bic in ib'
rsn &dumen loIe umberae9en, alfo
BEL Gob!sn, RdIbsrn, S4aftr uno
S6lpeinen, fringt man i'm Sommer
%rdbrpGsne aur,n an, tpis Ie uus
iere 46biloung 3eigt. SOlds 3iireu
Iinb aus einiasn auers uno Gangs
Iatten bergelttlt unb pafen genau
in bic 2%iirFinuns binsin. Man lam
bitIeIben ou1 nit Gharnieren ober
SoIpen perieten unb Is on Der Seits
onbringsn, bic Der maiiiOen 9ir aes
qeniber liegt. Sine &lnppe, bic iiber
cine arampe eebriidt unb bur4 einen
Solss ober GiisnitGpiel f~eitgsbalten
Dirb, berbinOert isb.s f~slbftdHOise
aufge6en oeer bas SefFnen isitsns
Der uaistpeiisu Sungtiers.
go man sefp69nt 1T, Gp6lsH unb
aGlber bolb mad benz atftssn ans
subinben, III biefe Rttbobe iibers
iliifg, fobaIb man fOIds Sommers
tareu nnbrin9t. ggis ppbltuenb aber
bic Belpesung fit bic iungen 9iere
III, bos 6iirfts biulGugIid bstonut
Iein. @o bic Stoltirsn %befonoers
bod unb 5pcifliiselig a%earbeitct finb,
bort asniigt ss aud, nsnt MIR elm
girfliiael bur6 Elm Sitter .riebi
pirb. aebterss brau4t aud nt4t
bic ganse 50be aussufiilen, mub
o6.r oos Sinii6riprinssn unnosIid
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
1tmfraat6efGmpfnMg

He6t IdFtis pir6 oft bas nntraut
stpii6en ben gsmiIepflonjen; mad
better MSsIi6isit pirb IS bort b:im
SGtsn unb Sudsn ausgerottet. Rot
lalti9er aber lpirp Is auf ben Gar
tsnipsgsn unb i'm 6ofraum, ipsHn
Weoe unb 9oiraum sspflaitert itnO.
Sinh bic Meae NIT Shotttr be-
fsSist unb NIT aiss bsffreut, 10 fam
man ipobl nit Der 6ods unb Der
Wegi9aufsl benz lntraut s~ntgegenars
bsiten, teimt Is absr Spii4en ben
qfldIterItsinsn auf, 70 1T Die Be
tdmpfuns i4on faDisriger, oenn NIT
Dem Meiisr, NIT BEN nan bic .ins
Selnsn Acknowledgment bier miiblam
dusiti6t, lit uiGt Dtsl dl3uianqsn
unb oisfes 8erfabrsn ptrb aud tsatr
an GeIo ntb .3sit. - Bisle 9erIu4s
bat man 1don in gGrtnerii4eu Sad.
trsiien nit oieier misunderstanding
gsma6t, man bat nIlsr!si Gerdte err
funben, bic a6er aud nidt bds Sotal
Der 9stGmpfuns bartellsn, man bat
bei36ore 8aI3sn iOntrutsrt, bsren
0erpenbuHg pobI rationell, abtr ums
itdnOIi9 unO tOFIpieIis mar, unS
man bat i6IisBli6 bod ipteber au
benz alien Mittsl gretfsn miiifen, gu
ben 5Guren, inbtm man bieie auf
bic gfIanaen fpribte, Isstere aIIo Ders
1tftete, unb bat bdmit einen pollen
GrfOtg gebobt. - Ods bette WitteI,
eineH sepflaisrtsn 6Of, Der frei bon
allen 8~dumbepdnb lit, BON llntraut
3u Idubern, lit GalaIGure uno S4pes
feliGure. 9ot man CUTE, boIIpros
3sntise GGure, 10 DtrbiHnt man bitie
nit a9t Biz aebn 9sileH Woffer unb
ipribt iie aus elmer alien @iebfdnne
nit aufgsfeIlttr Gyouie tii6tte auf
bos llntraut. Ronne unb 8ruuis
miifen iebod blot fem, ipenu ite
aud aft finb, benn bic @dure fribt
bos 9Ie9 balO bura; 4aHnt unb
9rauie limb nod BEN Gebrau9 gut
su iGubsrn.
Die @irtung fOIgt benz 8eipriben
auf benz GuBs. bas llntraut ftirbt
.ioFort ob. Wtnn ippibe on trodensn
Sagsn, namit man iieht, OBJ man au9
ale Stellen Orbsutlin ~gsirofftn bat,
unb ssbe beim Gpribsn riidnGrts,
bamit man ME BEN @nubfperG nint
bur6 bic GGure seben 'nub, Bonn
G9ube unO GtiefeIn bolten Der
SGure sbenfaIls niGt Stonb. Nan
bite iih ober, nit Der Sdure 8Gus
men, @trGu6ern. 8lumen anb &C.
miifepflanssn. fotuit ieber Raientnnte
su nnbe au tommen. benin bic SGure
maht in ibren @srni9tnnsstrieg tsis
nen unterf4ieb unb tStet allies pfIans
3enIeben.
auf Desen III bic unsrduibetGmp.
Jung nit GGure f&snI 9dpisrigsr.
Oenn bier astdt man sbaIn in bas
@utatIbsreiG Der gGume.@ Better III
ss bier, man ftrsut rs6t bid. als
lisgs ItiGttr Muf&nse, Z @Bbinls.
DtsIes Gals. bid aettcnt, petniGtst
allies llulraut auf BEN Mese, i9dbtt
alleroiHss aud lelbsr. tpenn aud aur
sOriiherssbenb, mandem Baum. Ga
.banest absr COR niStalanee, 10 Dat
bet as4im bic 9srsiftuna ilbeTt1uRs
ben, bsfOnbers bnun. irerrt riaii naG
Der SaIagabs rtiaIi& Maffer sibt,
bas bic GnIas i'm Hobtn oufISR uRh
tn bic Giefs fGRsmnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

GproTe tints Better fsi, nie bic
abbilbuns ssist. 6isrduf pirb BIZ,
Rolls gs1ffnst unO Ons Gnbe an Der
sspiinidttn Sts1s Der manb fsit'
genaseIt. SnOsm man nun bic
Better anmGblid an Der @nnb tpst'
terI6iebt, lam man ben H'lss ent'
fprstsnb obroltn unb tnngsln,
mas ni6t mtbr Wsihe H. 1T. als
psnn man len etOff duf Dem SUB
booen aufnagelt. u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06

Die Sdlitt Der S4siOunsstIasen tpers
ben bnr9 gruntfnGt perurIa9t. Der
EriHfsr gitbt utel @eIO nit 3edsenoiIen
aus, baB istne Sreu unb Rtnbtr betoms
men iolteu. Gr prrIiumt feline srbeit
NIB fibIt Hi@t snt, aubsr sr triuit. 8es
w6bnli9 III er jlbaus I9ltdt ssIuunt
Dies GHbert fid aues, psiIn has GIfo.
boLsift aus isiusm Snfsm mtI,rnt in
nub Der Wuni9 uHO iens furatbors @ier
inb psrIAwunOtn. Ger i6srfG, uapers
ldfiisfte unO i9nsaHe NEG, bies AZ tbun.
Ut Die Zeal gsbanbIune i'm gsal Sns
fitut, 1902 Glib 10. Sirabs, Omaho.
Rsbrusfd. ~ Htbmgu. Ole qtttuHo bot
Der benti&e str3t Or. u. 4athdsu. I'm
RorrtIponbeut wirb srin9t. Strene pers
truuli9. 9&reibt psssn 1a4Isin De-
p%artenent &.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-06
gn6ringnna bon @aHO6flss OGns
Wtrhl.

Cine btausms art Der @nbrin
sune BON ManbbsItosn, Tbesrpapisr,
gaupapi,r unb bsrgl,i6su am obs'
rem 9siI Der Qubsnpanb tines Ge'
bdubss, obns QuffsIuHs zines &C.
rifles, 1T bic f%ulg,np.: Wan 5itbs
sintn ifdrten Grid ourh bic 9,lsg'
role unb bsIs'ist bns uni.re GnOs
an Der Mitts zines ttrpa sinsn CUB
lanssn StabsB, ouF psI6em bic Rol'
Il rubt; bonn inIpft man ben pbsf
rem ssiI bss Stridss an Der ob,ret
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-26

doing my bit What's the of doing any than you have
toY AS long IN getting by, let it go at that
In any line of work the fellows that get to the top
NOT the who work with the idea Of just getting by
but these usually the first feel when younger
and more energetic man passes them
Bill got off the train the dnky little station Of his
and he walked up the main street toward his home the old
land marks that he remembered and dreamed about while in
New York looked awuly small and not bit he had been
pcturng them to himself while he away AS he swung
into the yard through the little white picket gate Bill felt
his heart way up his throat choking him. Bill didn't
90 the front door, but around to the Kitchen he
had always since he could first remember As he pushed
open door, there his mother standing BY the kitchen
table making big thick juicy apple pies But Bill didn't
care if mothers hands and covered with -four
as he folded her into his and kissed her-H G.
(To BE coNTlNuED)