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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27

= aud. 8samter (su Dem auIs
legen i'm 3eben3immer): sGpeben
foa Elm 2ent6dapu ppriiber9etommsn
iein; parum BADEN Sic mid oeuu
ni4t ongerufen9"
sSft geTde6enl sic tparen absr
70 in SIRE grbeit pertieft -
.lniinr; oas bate i9 trusbem
6oren miiFen sic peroen tpobI
aud gei4Iafen baEeu!4
@enigen6er @runS.
Satin: sd m66te uur piien,
iparum uns bic 8orabsims nidt mehr
gu ibren 8efeuf4aften einiaOen9"
@atte; n4eil mir INNER btnees
gaueen Iuo!"
Get4tfinnigss Der
fpre9en. @IGubiger (oerIegen):
rlebmen sic 3 nidt libel, OdB Ia
I9pn pieoer nit Der Rs4nurs tonls
me, Serr Baron, abet meine 5rau
ldBt mir feline Dub Der bdb'
i1 n neuen 6ut beriprcfen, ipeul
i'd bon Sbnen msin @eI0 triessl"
gefd9rGi9. !9ausbeIits
germ: pMolen Sic Shrsr gran
ui6t etpas Bel Dem Seppi6tIcpfsn
belfen2~
qprtier: .DerS mid bitten ...
bic it iebt ssruOe f4IsGt auf mi6
gu Ipre4en!"
Gin tbrI;Ger RssL
": ,Sobs mir Hsuie gegen mDndts
liGs @dtsnSabIuugsu sinen Aepclpsr
getuuft!"
g.: mas pinE @u 6nmiti-
o.: .S1 bin bee 9sbsus iibtfs
5rlFtg! GobaIo eg besohIt III
Ihiebe Id mih tot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27
J~frauenBret9e, :
ltt Gran aIa aerrin iArts sai&IaIs.

aeasn ale bic @sfabrsn unb Der
lodunpeu, bic ibr auf ben nsuen
Qetensptgen begsenen mogen uno
bic Tih OF inter iebr bo9trabsnosn
Qroqrammeu sintibren. Dohin ge'
loren sunddlt bic llebsrrtounesners
iuds, anes, mas cine Friibere Wtoral
bon Der 5rau in be3ag auf fittIi1e
Reinbtit geforbert, IN bas dabelbu9
Der QeIea19aFtliden @ururteiIe 81
perptiIsu, bab bic gaatur tsiue
@rsu5linie 5niI6sH ManH uno 5rGa
.gesoaen ba6t. baB bic ueue 6rautH'
gattang 6ieie gsfeln SsrrsiBsu miife.
8erartigs gman3ipationspsrfHde CAB
ss ihou Dor buHbert Sabren. aber
por6ilolihe Weni9m iino aus 0tes
fen Gus Der 8abn gsIdIsuosrteu peib'
lidsn Griiteu5sH ME Encouragement.
Wag Dds .Soeal oes Wsiblt4eu",
ME Is bic 8t6tsr sri6ausn unb
oarrgasn, au4 i'm 9aui Der 3eiteU
bic munnigfahItsR umbilouugen err
fabren, mogen mir 5useben. Dab Der
Stanopuntt 9autes, ia ielbt Der
@ostbes nidt mtbr Der uuirigs IL,
70 bleibt bod bic cine ll%sbsr5eusung:
Dos, mas bic 5rau fir bic aases
msinbeit oura t5re SHtslissu3 lsts
ltet, Uirb INNER geringer isiH, ptrD
INNER suriditsbsn mufen gegeR Zen
ginfIuB, ben Fe in fttli9sr 5iuii9t
ii6en tam. Qtuf oieTsm @sbiet liegt
i6re SouptIfdrte, Nm alugbeit, an
9ebenserIabruug i'm prnttifdsn Chm
lift isoer gDlaoss ben Spbises
nieu absrlegsH. Siegerin aber bIst6t
bic Grau ba. no ie iia ais moras
lif9s Perf5nli9teit siuiebeu Tam.
Die aenntniTt uno grtenntuiiie. bic
Ie f6 in unisrsn 9dgsu erperbsn
fam, iolter ie aud inHtrItt Feitigen
unn itdrtsn, iolten fe oopor bepobs
rem. auf iebs ssiftige RobeFrSmuus
gu Iaui6eu uno ii4 blinoIings onra
oas, mas gIdn3t uno gilbert, iibers
rumpelu gu Iafen. Mnn iogt uus:
bic mooerns Grau Eel fsbr anfpruass
poa gspOrben, uno ibre 9tnlpri9e
psrmsbrtsu bic @6eI6eu Der Mdns
ner. Dos lit eigentlid elm &opitel
fir fd. 8Isibt man itrsug BEL Der
@dbrbeit, 10 fam man nur logen,
baB bic Meui9en i'm ollgsmeinen
onipru9sponsr gefporbsn fino. baB
bariu bic Jrouen nur Dem ,3use Der
3eit folsen, buB pielei6t ober gerobs
aug ibrer Mitte Der @sdruf Der
4ufruf gu elmer sinfa6eren, bsI6eis
benersn 2ebensfabrung erfpIsen Oiirfs
tie.
Die Huge 5rau Tisbt elm. baB es
cine grOBe SOrbeit 1T, tpenn mon
iiber feline Mittel unb @erbdltniFe
btnausge6en nil. SeOe Qrt BON
8eriapsnbung tit ibr 3upiber, pors
nebmli9 ou9 bic Der eigenen YerfOn
uno 2ebsnstraft. Die piel i95ne,
totbore Suseno3eit III friiber i'm
Brouenlsben Oertr0oeIt nnb uertdns
belt nprbeu i'm abfporten ouf nds
benz Dsibe beitimmte Cos! gs 1T
cine iebr feline 9emertung, Die gu
hermann i'm G4oufpiel Der CUTE
3uf" siuem iunsen MdoGlen Der
neuen Generation in ben WlHb leet.
Oils bieIem bon Der Melibdnt aarla
bic Wprte sustf6IeuOert perosu:
rS6lieBltd fu9t man nit BEN bod
nur ben einen ggeg gum Mdns
me- Iautst bic Gntsegnung: .@ers
aeibung, gndOise 5rnu, ba5u Idsint
mir bic NeIt gu reid, Dos pirOe
mir borfommer, ais iusnn man Fid
in einsm &dfig I'M iid islber brsbt.
Dir iuden ibn ni6t; aber tpcnn urts
iere 3eit getommen 1T, finben mir
thn i4on!"
Or. ella Menf9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27

Die 3rogt: In peltsm Graot Der
gtnsslHe Fa trait Isinsr Minsns'
une Gbaraittranlassn lstn qtbsnss
lhtdial 5immsrt, cher inipttisru oies
lss ourd bic 8srbdltnids befiimmt
uub gsIlittt piEb, lam po1I ala
cine Der iHtsrthantsiisn ssltsu. bic
iiberbnnpt gtfslt ipsrosR, bonn bic
8santmortung III tsintsptgs 10 tiHs
fad. SIN aIlsemsinn piIsgt mon
I'D oabin 40 sinigsRs bab mon In
ben ipsiiaus msiItsn 6dasu bon ei'
mem 8ulommsnpirisR bdOsr 6ots
loren ipridt, sttpa I'M Slime S6ils
lsrs: Der 3ufaa (aliU bic gerbdlts
uiHe) 1T Der robe Stein, Oer gsbeu
aunimmt inter 8ilbnas 6ano."
N9it 6nblid auf bic 5rau, aui oas
peibli6e @el6lt4t. mar man aber
INNER smeigt, cine srobsrs 8sbun'
oeubeit on bic auBersn Wlddie ees
S6idlaIs au3usrtennsu, an GamiIie.
Site, Gsippbnbsit. uno Oamit elm
seringsrss Utab bon Grsibcit bisien
geaenii6er. Sn sinsm 8ismlia eng
geI6loFentn arsis pOu3og iih uno
ooa3isbt id pobl aud 9suts nod
Der a~sbsnslauf Der 6ruu. Gs III
bas Der @runo. oaB ibr uisle cine
2ebenserIabrung i'm umia1snoeH
Sim oes Bortss abipr.9sn pollen.
Run sibt es 5tpar cine Ilense ars
Idauli6tr geiIpisIe. bic %beIageu. baB
Iif aud innerbalb bieisr ideinbor
begren5ten @slt gbarattsrs bilben
uno fir anoere ipsrtDpls Gtiitungsn
srSielen IieBen, benn, I'm pisoerum
S6iIIer su Sitisrsn; .Ridt Der
Shauplab bsItimmt ben Bert 0es
qsbens" = ia, man tOHnts nod
meter gsbeu, unb iassn, oab bisls
lei6t gsrabe biefs Gnge Der @nifals
tung bon gsmiitseigenIdaften gius
Itig mar, bic Der psibIi6eH pip9s
cine beIonbere Gigsnart unb S90us
belt bsrIeiben, bic a6er Oermutlif
bic raubtn 8inoe bss feinoli6sn,
auf Bettiampf seftslteH 2e6eus
f9Ie6t pertragsn bdttsn, aber BEN
f0nnen mir uns unmOglid bsrf9lies
BEN, bab bic berdHbertsn qebeusbes
oingungen, Der llmi6pung in ben
pirtI3aFtItden 9erbdItniFsn, Der
dion oas iunge, toum Dem @lterns
bauIe euttpa9Iene NdbdeH nuf biz
8abn zines geruis duBerbalb ber
6umiIis brGngt, ungeadt,t monder
6Grten bod sinen asiatum ppr
Observation-Disclosures bietet, bon be.
men cine friibere 3eit nidts pubte
MiBig erI6eint Is. bic Grage oufa
3ufp:rfen, Oh benn nun bic m0oeri
men Grousn in ibren 9truftn, mi.
ibreR gilbungsanitalisn, gereiner
uno f~o3ialsn neutrality-suspicious..
ten ygliidli6er4 itien als ibrl
56peftsrn Dor f~iiufsig ooer humber
:sSabrsn. 9as Slid. iupeit mor
barunter bic 3ufriebenbsit bss Ser.
gems Dertsbt, lit cine tnnere @eran.
Iagung, io3uiagen Elm 9alent, faf
u%nabbGnQig BON ben duBeren Sc.
bensumfGrben. Qber ba e. uutel
ben 5rousn ebenIobiele Sptelarter
unb unterf6ieOe gibt ME in Del
MannsrpeIt. bringt bic 6iae BOZ
Gboncen, bic Ii6 beute Der 5rnu, bi
ins 2,ben binaustritt, seigeu, no.
turgemdB cine sr0Bers Regiamtst
ouer &rdfte nit, oud FOLDER, bt
bisber gebunben tparen OOer bic maj
bod bisber in Der Grau ME bermu
let bate. 4n bic SteQe Der fri
beren 3ag6oftigteit unO oft dngit
Ii6en 3uratbaItung TT Elm fibre.
Wagemut gstreten. Der Dor feline.
8rpbe, teinem @erfu4 3uriti4redt
0aB man9em bieIsr Experiment
aud Der MiBerfotg bciaieben if
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27
JUr un9ere SM0eno.
5nmmErliEG.

Gem CONNER. Dem bin t5 nbionSerIi8 gut;
I'm alt unO an Sung 70 pieI @utes or int.
@ibt @uteu mnS g0ien ibr tdgIides grot
lln6 irodnet pRl Sriueu uuo ltilt mande 9tot;
llno ipridt al on ainoeru: rguu fonnt nal nnO icbt,
@ds 5iuiIdcu Dem aoru i'd fir e6 D~ineeidt!
Gie anrn6Ium' 70 blut uno Den %flaHtroten 03obn,
Die piltdt su6 uuO mndt eib Elm ardudel. oaDon!
ln6 piinIft i6r nod etDas redt Iuifges 6a8iL
0a ibid i'd Die SamettcrIing' aud nod eub gu;
lnS Der audrd lon riier, uno bic Gr66' ioner i6rcfn.
gun fommet un6 ipieIt uno pettrape euf fen!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27
Aletnr Wal@F.

G6nurre. itunrre, aaterteu,
Sn 9ebnIhibI fist @ruBOdterden,
SIN Sfen BRENT Oas 6euerhen,
Sic Siege frieht ON Nduer4ert,
am gooen Sappelt Oas 9ii6deu
Gie Come ideint ms etibden.
Gie eonne beTuft bas adterbett,
Gen Stubl ilno ons grobOdterfen
Sen 0Ieu mo baS Gclerdcn,
Gle Siege unO oas Rduerden,
9[ber 0os @iiblein mill ibr niht
paIen,
MeiI es iid niht mag woiden lai'
fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27

Tam Mot Btiisr in GrHaunsn Iti'
Sen. gu BEN Ghnslduitrttmpo, eas
bon munhm dnaeidIagm pirb. ae'
felt iih Der Ramabmunasirieb, NO
mmilib mas bns Grguifen zines
guoiums, ben 8tfud upH Gtuei'
mdnhaLten bstrifft. Wir iteben b.
btrtits heuts uHter elmer itnritn
mpositr1mung. Der 9inDeis, oaB
bel bisien iuugsu Domtn, bic iid sis
nsm b0herm Stuoium pibmsn. eisi
les nur etns anotre att BON Sport"
bariielIs, cine ausiiiluug miibtstr
Gtunoen, t6nnte aud isbr gut bic
@slenbemeriuHs berausfpreeru, bdb
20 b6dbft annieHnenswat iet, bob
Die gauge @sIsnihaft babel uur &C.
ipinnsn tonne, ipeHn man f9 80
FOLDER sQusfiauHg" mtIdlofm Bat,
uno menn bic duBsrsu 8srbGliniis
cine fplde 0urhfibruns enolia ses
Itatten. Dem fir siHsu aulhrftaat
Sat Is nobl geihdmmoss. peur bic
Grauen in ibm iassR iountsn: msiH
9aterIanb, meme Ssimat bat mir
nt6t bic 8sItgsnbeit gshotgn, oas su
lsnSn, bic aenntHiHs gu ertperben,
bic ib NIT meinen GG9iateiten ishs
pobl bate uIaHgen touHsn.
Cine 9tno9tsiIisung bes mannss
ergi6t fi6 aus Der srObsrsu SsIbR
idnoigteit Der 6rau isintsnegs. DAT
Elm tii5tiger glann Ourd ben 8etts
bsperb Der Sroueu labm gelegt, I'm
feline GriRenB ssbrodt perosu toHns
IL, I6eint bel unIereH uirtidoftliten
gtrbdltuiFm sissHtIi9 ausgeIaIoI'
fen. S6m bistet Ta nod cine
Mtnoe Don G6anesn, ibm ite6t nod
INNER bic gauge 0eIt often, iuoges
gsn fi6 fir bic 5ruu i'm 9srufss
ls6en bod INNER gentle 9teH3su
unb S6rnnten ergebsu, uno mas
nod mebr iagsn mill; bel Der Su4e
no6 geruf uno grpsrb. @sr it
oni6auli6 bon benz i~ber3sugen nil,
mas bic 5rau uidt fam, Der gOn'
ne fi6 einmal bic 2sltire bes e6ens
10 unterbaltsnben pie beIebreuben
9u6s BON Grpin RpIsu, Der Oeut'
i6e 2aus6ub in amsrita~. Ser
qausbu6, Der BON einem osutI4en
| gpmnaIium relegiert purbe, sut'
Didelt Iia iibtr BEN pgroBen Dai'
ler~ ni9t Hur 3u sinsm brau66dren
Ionoern einem bS6f rsIpettabler
Menfdlen, na9bem Jpn bas asber
trdftig geriitteIt unO gei9itielt, ibr
in bic 9eisni6aFt bon prdatiger
aerIen pie bon grSbalunten &C.
bra6t bat. Die Rumanttt bss gal
ao6unbenlsbtns trGgt aud nur baa
su BEL, feline Gnergis gu ftdblsn uni
ibm einen nsusn Mabitab fir Wsu.
I6en unb 9tnge gu OsrI4affen. Sir
QIeiber Gntnidlungsgang lit fin
Elm M1do6en ausgeIalpfen. Dor
benz Qugsnblid an, no elm Deif
pernilpsrt, bort er auf 9erriH feinsi
S6idfals gu bIei6eH, lUiro e bel
mebr Der SpieIbaa bIinoer 3ufallgi
teiten. Bon georbnetsu unb gsIit.
tsten 8erbdItniFen Oorf bic 5ral
ME gdn3li6 abgei6nitten peroen
penn fe iNt su Der iHr nDtpenoiger
Grei6sit unO 9armOnie %entfaltn IOa
Die Trou 1T manOis %gepprOen
Man bat Fe Der gsbormunOunl
entlaFIen unb i6r bic 9srontnOrtunl
fir i6r Saidfal ielbit ii6ertrageu
Sn ben rGtiiben Der @eieaidaft'
iagt SbIen uns in benz 56luBpor
ausbrIdli4, baB cine Greibeit MI
Sinn bat, bic fia nit @erantpor
t~ungsgefi3I nerbinOet. 0ieieS Sc
fa6l muB in Der mobernen Sra
10 fturf peroen, OnB es cine gan
natiirli6t innere 9emmung biets
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27
Ger WunH.

@ie lit bod iiber @Glo lmO 6elo
60 GirmcIbod Der Qtono geiteatl
.llno tDie elm @16ter Obne Stub
5iebt er ber itiaen @roe gu.
gu allen Meni6eh aroB uato fle:H,
Gein IiGtes auee iiebt Derein,
.Siebt, mo Elm leiieS 2dmpden
ideint,
I'm ainoesbett Ole 0tutter tueint;
Sieht, 100 i'm @oIO bic 9lunte itebt,
limb no nod ipdt Elm 8onorer gebt,
uinmIt iie all in oeite Sut.
Oh, gutter @ott, btit allen gull
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27
Der Rir,hhamm.

@ie pranet Der airi6balm bod uno
ihon
lluo wieat bic pollen aeitel
gr ideint uns freuuolid all5uicbu
Ills ieine licbeu 8aite.
1is gIalst uno idnaHfet 0oa uno
rltu0
Die airih an allen 3peigen,
aIs tpoIte iie 81 unierm W9ltno
gon ielbit berab iih neigenl
Gebt lire @ddhen rot mo i6on,
@erIteft i'm 2aube blinfen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27

lln0, menu Die 9ommerlijitden
ipebn,
Bonn Baum inns freuH6li6 Ditfen.
@ir aber itebn lumber I'M areis
Wfit frelloeooaen Blidcn:
Sernicoer idmebt oas pole Rei8,
8ir Ei65en, baided. piliiden.
@ie Iicblih, 0 nie ti6l mo friifl
3eridmil3t oie airid' I'M Wlunoel
Cant Dir, o @ottl Oh Oedit Den
Iiid
Inns itets sur red)ten Stunoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27

- Rt4tis. Jremoer: 9dssn
sic, bitts, ME Iange ge9e t4 our4
oteTen Dalb2
GinbeimiT9er: ga, es tpmmt 0dr'
auf on, nit ipem sic ge6en, - Mit
Ter syrau bouert IS breiBtg Miuuter,
nit Der S9piessrmutter adt5ebu.
uno mil Der 8raut spei Stunosnl
@erbIlmt. Sunss 6rdu:
.Das 1T ssnnu mad einem fransDli'
i9en aO4bu4 subersitst.S
@otte: $50, bunn muB dbsr Die
lIeberiebung iehr i4le4t iein!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27
gatbIel- INTO
5pirle&F.

edGraben.
Ser oudt biz taglang in ben Bad,
unp Ser Itelt alien Bitten uad;
,3uIammen a6er helfen luetter
sic bier benz 8eoHer, bort Dem Neltef.
2.
6ipft ourh oas erite i~raeaoipo ods
3tueite,
60 fest ii6 fIass bas @ande Dir 3i'
i%aftHett.
limb ~prop1e5eit sir i9ou ats ferrsr
Beite
aegeu uub Come. 6roft uIo @etters
t%larnuIeT.
I: Gin IiItig SierIeiu IT'S III 2drs mo
Sch; !.
2 3 &: Gin Del iino, 6icie, ooh NIT
fremoem Xaut;
1 2 8 4. Gin CARDINAL nies. ens III
Der alien 8clt
Dem Silriteu feline &ittpe bat aebart.
-
4.
Gins. Mi bieiem Iie9t bas @ieb; 8tpei
auf oieiem bier
Rennt 6urh bic 8ilite bin oaS Xrnln'
peltier.
Gins s2fpci: @et aber lRlItet Slnte'
i6Infeu dn2
limb bod bats bieies t~auleilenaI oe'
tan.
-
5.
girs fIisft Surd @eIidlanb; 2irei unN
3rei
8etreifen ddss Sreibe1lterei;
9as @nn5e rieft mad nuerlet,
8.
Gins: 60 beibt meni 2eier biclei6t -
9pei: 70 ba5 i'd eS bente geeelleE
aber ole beioen beretltt, leben mr. eng
bonn Spab.
Z.
Scr EatIe 6rauht uuo Iiebt lie Iebr;
IN Seen, 8liiKen uub tnt sReer,
8robt lie @efabr. SIR fol8t en- Yadr,
9as bort man gerte rein uilo liar,
3o5 Gan8e aber itetgt nno tout
llnh gebt 10 Ourdl oie gauge gselt
S.
1: Gs lebl ouf Der @ieie, am bIiiuiaeN
Nains
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27

2 8: or ilettert i'm llrtpal0 berum;
/ 2 81: gr bil0et it'd pieI auf itG ielber
elm,
ST grim. ~borpiti9 uuo oumm.
O.
I 9: Uson Iiebt lie nie fem 6Ieiia
tu0 Blut,
8 4: Mun bridt, trim lie NIT TiiBcH.
Il 2 8 A.. uub leoer bat ite iur3 uao
gut
God eiuual iragcn Hiiifeu.
-
10.
Benn mir Bic 9ipei a1if pilDem Ileer
Wtt S6reden ourhgeu1n6t.
Biro icon Der Sins Don ferfe ber
Gin iubelne 6pd Bebraht;
Gds 8anSe. OBJ mans oft berldht,
Client bod Dem 8aterldue, 9e6t a6tl
IL.
1 q: Gie birot sic llrne unb fer Seiers
herb;
4: gr nient BEL SriuigeIag nH0 BIrs
felipiel;
/ 2 8 4: SIN 0au8en finoet, ipeuil iie
a~ll5ge5ebrt,
@ar maude 9lte ibr slipl uub 4iel.
IL.
Gins 1T meiu babies SD. 3lpeia3rei
beitrait 8ergebeui
Sos @ar5e ie4 lf. germ auf meiHein
8il4e tteben.
Gins lit meiu 6leii6 unb SIui nno
3usis3rei meme Gpeiie,
3as @Grse: 8as idI mir Dor allen
Speiieu preiIe.
IS.
1 9: gle treteu fem lin6 borne6m auf
NIB mander Sof lit itolj auf tie;
8 4: sic itrablet Slang nno 9eben aus,
lest Sreube, Jest Reian3oiie;
a 2 3 a; Gte i6iDdrmen III pes Sons
merS &aus. atf 9llten oort, auf
gliiteu bic.
a0fmnstm Oct RdtfeI In porIasr
NwMMer 8
1. 4usi6Ia9eu.
2. Gdjtff.
g. @eidldt.
a. 2usteiBen.
8. GreuS.
G. NnItano.
z. 8iinggg
8. Scr.
10. NniteIIeu.
IL SSe0er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-27
5prnd t.

a~ttIofgfit Ht ihinn, 6ob lebct Drum. ioa Der rhte 9tut i'm eeoea
NUT nod idlimmer odd beglelten,
l1ntidtig MAIDEN tie 81 9at uo Ss bon Der 3enut ODD mi alien
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HOME RULE.

On Monday, March 9th, The Prime
Minister. in q crowded House Of Com.
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isfied with the explanation given by
Premier Asquith, in regard to the
army situation. Declare that officers
should not be allowed to return to
their posts, but should be tried for
mutiny. ....
March 24.-Liberal press declared
that the English army is officered
from among aristocratic rich, and that
there is one law Of obedience for Of
ficers and another law for the rank
and file Of the army.
March 25.-The Secretary Of State
for War, Colonel Seeley. issues white
paper" showing complete documents
in connection with the mutiny of the
army officers, and shows written guar
anty given to the officers Of the Brit
ish army transported to Ulster, that
they would not be compelled to take
the field against the Ulster Unionists.
At the conclusion Of his statement
Secretary Of War tenders his resigna-
ton from the British cabinet.
March 26.-seeley, Secretary Of
War, shoulders the blame for the
army mutiny. \ Secretary declares
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that he issued the order upon his own
responsibility. Government announces
the withdrawal of this guarantee.
Status of resigned officers who acted
in accordance with Seeley's guarantee
not yet determined. Resignation of
Seeley refused. Probable transfer of
Seeley to another department of the
government.
March 27.-Military ascendency de-
nounced, British army declared to be
nothing more than military aristoc-
racy. General denunciation Of the
British army by the Liberal press.
Compromise on Home Rule Bill sus.
pended for the present.
Premier Asquith faces new crisis.
Field Officer French resigns.
The Oath Of the covenanters.
The following is copy of the oath
taken by the Ulster Unionists in the
fight on Home Rule:
Being convinced in our consciences
that home rule would be disastrous
to the material well-being of Ulster
as we'll as Of the whole of Ireland
subversive of our civil and religious
feeling, destructive of our citizenship
and perilous to the unity of the EN-
pire, we, whose names are underwrit
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ors: "Are you in favor Of the exclu-
sion of the county from the govern
ment of Ireland Act for a period Of six
years." Are you against exclu.
sion?"
The six years term to date, not
from the taking of the poll, but from
the first meeting of the Irish Parlia.
ment.
During the period of exclusion the
counties contracting out will maintain
their present representation In the
Imperial Parliament; and the 1mpe.
rial Minister answerable for the re.
served services under the Home Rule
Bill will be responsible for the ex.
cluded areas to the British House of
Commons.
Two Appeals to the Country.
Before the expiration of the six
years two general elections must take
place-a double guarantee, 80 to say
Of protection for excluded Ulster. Tc
prove this Mr.. Asquith drew up ar
imaginary timetable, az under:
July, 1914: Home Rule Bill passes
into law.
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mons, outlined the concessions which
the government proposed to make to
the Ulster Unionists in order to Sc
cure a settlement by agreement of
the Home Rule question. The Pre-.
mier ruled out "Home Rule Within
Home Rule" (the scheme which he
personally thought best) on the
ground that it was not acceptable to
any party. The scheme of contract
ing out after period of ten or twelve
years, he left open. The third scheme
gives liberty to any county in Ulster
to contract out for six years, when it
must come In automatically. Here
is the offer in detail:
Any county in the province to be ex-
cluded from the sphere of operations
of the Irish Parliament for six years
If on poll of the Parliamentary elect.
ors in that county bare majority
votes for exclusion. A poll to be
taken on a requisition signed by one
tenth of the electors and presented
within three months of the passage
of the Home Rule Bill into law.
The polling to be by ballot. The
two county boroughs, Belfast and
Derry, to be treated as counties.
The questions to be put to the elect
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Alarming Conditions in England War Secretary Usps Power Of
King and Parliament Issuing Orders Army Officers
Resignation of Army Officers Condoned by Cabinet
Liberal Papers Score Government and King Charges made Against
British Asocracy; Crisis Pending in Home Rule Situation

Summary Of the Home Rule Situation.
March 9.-Premier Asquith refused
the demand of the Unions to allow
Home Rule to go to vote of the
country and refused any further con-
cessions to the Orangemen of Ulster.
March 20.-Carson arrived at Bel
fast and starts activity among the
volunteer forces of Ulster. English
government ordered detachments of
troops from various army posts to
proceed to Ulster and the north of
ireland to protect arms and ammuni-
tion.
March 21.-Mutiny in the English
army, officers refuse to take the field
against the Unionists, resignation Of
fifty-seven officers of the British army.
designations refused. British war Of
fee tries to explain designations and
calls the affair a misunderstanding.
March 22.-Officers whose resigna-
tions were offered are summoned to
London. Repeated conferences take
place between King, members of cabi-
net and army officers.
March 23.-British Premier declares
that the army affair was misunder-
standing. Liberals, socialists and
democrats declare themselves dissat-
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ten, men of Ulster, loyal subjects of
H. M. King George ", humbly relying
on the God whom our fathers in days
Of stress and trial confidently trusted,
do hereby pledge ourselves in solemn
covenant throughout this our time of
threatened calamity to stand by one
another in defending for ourselves
and our children our cherished posi-.
tion and equal citizenship in the Unit
ed Kingdom and in using all means
which may be found necessary to de-
feat the present conspiracy to set up
home rule parliament in Ireland.
And In the event Of such q parliament
being thrust upon US, we further sol.
emnly and mutually pledge ourselves
to resist its authority. In sure con.
fidence that God will defend the right,
we hereto subscribe our names. And
further we individually declare that
we have not already signed this cove
nant."
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Origin Of Name "IreIand."

Ledwich, the Irish historian and
antiquary, supplies the following an.
nails as evidence of the origin of the
much disputed though never finally
settled derivation of the word 'Ire.
land"
A. D. 870-King Alfred, in his Anglo
Saxon translation of "Orosius," styles
Ireland ireland"
A. D. S91-Three 1rishmen, says the
Saxon Chronicle, came in a boat from
Yr-lande; so the Cotton MS. has it.
A. D. 918-The same chronicle calls
Ireland "Yr-lande.'
A. D. 1048-Harold flies to Yr-lande.
A. D. 1O77-The Danes were ship.
wrecked on "Yr-lande."
A. D. 10S0-Adam Bremensis names
Ireland "Ir-land."
A. D. 1O9S-Odericus Vitalis calls
the Irish "Irenses."
A. D. 1105-Oelonoth, in his Life
of st. Canute," styles them "Iros."
Ledwich labored hard to deduce that
from the original Celtic Ir.in came the
Ira, Iros, Irenses and Yr-land of the
Icelanders, Danes, Anglo-Saxons and
Germans, and the Iris. of Diodorus
Siculus; and, by transportation of
inne the 1erne Of the other Greeks,
Ledwich, however, though he proved
the derivation to his own satisfaction,
did not satisfy his contemporaries or
successors.