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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
NnS Dem yrici cines WitfGmpfers in
Sitaiicn.

Nus cilIcm Sricf, bcn ein Witf1m-
pier ultcr'm I. Sept. in Sitolien al
ieine neutrality-suspicious. in Teltld)lano
geridtet bat. p%croifentlidt DER Der
liner 9otalan5eiger" f%olgenoe Stel=
len:
Sic 3eiten limo fiir ms bitter
crnit, ober obne 3ogen Idallen mir III
Bic 3utunit. WDgc es fommen, mle
c. Mil, mir geben obne ~bartn1dlge
Sertbeioigung feinen 3oabreit eroe
BON unierem ih9nen Siingtan alb.
Ger arieg maft rob, aber oaB oas
grpBc engliihe Solf unIeren Gam.
pier, Der nit unieren Srauen uno
Sincern nnh neutralem Safen-
Sientiin-polte, auibielt, nad) @ei-
boi.mei ihlcpptc. Sihter on5n5ilnocn
pcrbot. 0en Snmpier IN Der Iitnfcl-
belt onrol1ntc unb 10 Die ollgemeine
N%uircanng inter Den 22o 6rouen nno
ainccrn bis sur S%ieoebise iteigerte,
bieie Srullen mo ainber Damn aliT
eincn uolli9 un9cniigenoen 0umpfcr
umluo mo obne genilgenoen Eropiont
mo llnterfrmit meiter ididte, Dos
miro ibncn fem Ieutifer bier orull.
ben pcrgeiien. 60 wcit lit oieies Solf
%gciunfcn! @ennglcld) Der Gonpicr
nit unicren Srnitcn filr5 Dor Sin
~treiicn hires Observation-Disclosures
%einliei, ouS Dor 1iingtau beidoiien
murrc mo orei SoOte uno aft Ser.
mulloetc bate, alio cine gepiiie Gr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Ginc &nnbgebnng Der llfrainer in
Ymerifa.

Die Help Yorfcr ySmobobo" be.
riftet ilber cine groBe llfrainer-&er.
iamnllung in Hod)eiter, u. D., pom Der
Die i~olgenoen @eihliiiie geiaBt mur.
Den:
.Iie an y. Scpt. 1914 in Hod)c.
tier, u. y, toacnoe, allgemein 5lis
gGnglld}e Serianmlung Der llfrniner
briidt ibr @eoallcrn ilber Den Nlls.
brild oes groBen europGiiden arieges
aus. NngeiiGts Der %uoa5ogenen
Sbntind)en miro einitimnliG bcif)loi.
len: I. Die ge9en ous oelpotIidF HilB.
lono sur G%rlon9ling gerallbter Splfs.
red)te IN Dem aolnpf gc5ogencn lltroi.
ner onrd) Grbeben bon Den Slben 6ll
cbren; =. ocl Wittmen unO @allen Der
i'm Sample iilr Die ielbltdnoige llfra.
inc @eioQenen bas innigitc Mit9e.
iiibl ousSuipred)en; 3. Dem @lnid)
Nusorud 5u geben, oaB Ser eilropGi.
id)e arieg, berporgeriien Onrf Oos
barbariid)e HuBlnn0, Ous Die ilupis
id)en Iolfer aus Der oiterreidiid)en
Staatengemeinidnft lolen mo @oli.
Sien ougenidJeinlid an iid reiBen mill,
nm Die BORT lebenoen pier Wilionen
ltfrainer cbenio 5u pernid)ten, mie es
lett Dem Yereinslumer Sertrag 80
Wiaionen ibrer 9riioer pernihtct bat,
al HuBlauos 3ertriimmcrinnN iiibren
mogc; 4. ongeiid)ts Ociicr, OoB iif)
pier MiQioncn mniercS Bottles inner,
balb Der @rcn5en Oeiterreid,. llngarns
gerpiiier Sreibeitcn erireuen, perbar'
rem mir nit unicren Spmpatbicn an
Der Seitc 6es bodbeiobrten Wonnr.
den Seiterreid. llngornS mo ieines
mGdtigen oelrtitcn @nnoeSgcnoiien;
). Dor Ger %gcianlmtcn &nlturuelt
protcitieren mir gegen Die Ginmen-
al,rg Sranfreid,s mo Gnglaros III
Den bruoermorocriiden arie9 Den
unterjohte Yolfer geaen rnlllld)e Bar
barci fifbrcm Ocren Soeale IN Der
annlte, in @eiGngniiien ulro in Sibi'
rien beiteben; 6. mir milnld)cn ocl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
@as nnierc Ereiic iiber %clgicn nidDt
cr,Gblt.

W1hrello IN ultierem YallOc Die
Hoth Ser 9epDlferitn9 9elaiena III
Den %fitrftbnritel Slang mo Torbcn.
tonen geid)iloert miro, mnbridcinlid,
irift obrte gapiiie Nebenobiid)tcl, Die
init relner 9t1dNterlliebc nifts 5il tbllll
bdbelr, 'erifupert oos belgiife Mini.
lterium Don 6rnnfreid) ans Die Hcor-
gnniiation Oes mirtbid)aftlid)en &c
bens I'M Sanoe ollf jeoc @ciic.
Is itGrft ). .. Den @ioeritano Der
@eamten Der @iienbobn nIro Soltper.
maltlung, iomie Den oea Winiiteriilms
Der offentlifen Irbeiten sltm Sdo.
ben 9elgiens. "a oos Niftiunftio-
lrieren Der Ypit Sonbel uto@onoel
if,Goigt lnb Der Streif Der Giien-
babnbenmten elmer Subotagc gleid)-
fonrn1t, miro Der N%btronsport Der
&oblen bon SnouItriegcbiet lcbr er.
id)mert. Die Ereiic oes 9rennma-
tcriols iilio ouher f%oloIiol aeIticaen,
itro g. 5eigt it'd berelts GROCER Mall-
gel. SDel11o ladlerlld) lplrtf DER Sl=
oerltnno Der belaiid)en 9%tationalbanf.
Der ~ebenfaQs bon SABRE ans orauni=
liert miro. 9enn in Sonoon iist uls
@orperllellr Der g%efliidteten 9onf Der
ebemalige Sinan5miniiter 9iboert. ser
ieoe W0glld)feit oes meiteren tSllnf.
tionierens Ser Hotenbanf cridNpcrt.
10 Dob Der Wangel an aleingelo in
fur5em cincn f%otaitropbalen Gbaraf-
fer annehmen muB. Nfon iiebt fnrm
nod Sllber oocr @olO, Die Sepolfe.
ring, Die inter ben 9egebenen llnl-
itGlroen ibr Moglidites tbiln mi1, Inn
Sauoel ulo Snouitrie olliSuiriid)ul.
begrcift ciilen berortigcn @iOeritano
lliht, Der Die Gage oes 9onoes nift
perbcIiert.
Bon allebem beridtct natiirlidD
mniere Surppreiie nidlts, bic fir bas
pon Gnglanb ms ltngliid geitiirste
Selaien bas groRte Witlcib bend)clt,
aber fein @urt p~crliert iiber bic
fnrftbare Moth Der Sep6lfcrung Gu
liSicns nno rmiiidJen Eplens!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
@arnm cs ben Scmtidlcn 10 idlncll
gelang, Manbcnac 5n crubern.

Ter ~Noilp telegraph" pom 26.
Sept. perofientliht cine n5iemlid) be.
merfcnsluertbe 8cid)iftc". Cine eng.
liibe @losfirmo, Die alld) in Mal,.
bcllgc cine 3luciganitalt hat. erbielt
Don einem Burger in Maltbellge eincll
Srief, III Dem e. beiBt: Gle Ieut.
ifen botten lalgere ;3eit Dor Dem
ariege in einenl 9niernallte 9lbthei-
lungen ibrer AZ. 3entimeters @eid)iitc
in Stellilng gebrodt unO babci @iien-
betonoeden ongelegt - aaes inter
Dem Gornanoe, Siefbrumen bpbren
81 wollen. 9luf oisie @ciie NOR nlles
ld)on fertig, uno ga Die oelltid)en @e-
idiise cine groBere HeidJmeite bobcn
oils Die fran5oiiid]en. mar Die Grobc-
riIng Der Sorts nid)t idnucr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
0aS eng(i(6e B(dller ni6t 6ci6ten.

itllO cngliidyen Mannihoiten ms be-
freite Snno clnriidcn.
Nod) Miittheihlna mebriGbigei
@elaier, Die iih ais Sliid,tlinge in Dol.
lGubiihel @rcn5lt1otcn n~lfhalterl
trelbcn engliihc @erbcr trot itrenger
lleberwad)ullg ibr @eifGit ueiter.
Sic iud,cn ole &elgicr nah Gnglunb
81 lpden, nm ibnen bort inter giin-
itigen @cbinglunget Nrbeit 81 per-
lhaffen.
0iele iilD ullf Den Sdppinoel Der.
cineeialen. @ie lie in Srieien an
5nriidgebliebenr tSrelmOe mittbeilen,
Ybietct man ihuen @elegenheit, ms
belgiidp Seer ein5utreten". Gin Ser.
treter bes Siiraermeiiters BON Con.
Don bereiit gegenmdrtig Die nit
Sliihililgen angeiiil.en @ren5orte,
I'M nbclgiIfen Nrbeitern lobllenoe
9cidjGitigrng in GnglanO 81 bieten".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Ger Glteite Semtuant.

Ger oeltidpn .Su9es5eitung", bic
cine Noti5 gebrad,t bate, OaB Der
oltelte 9elitllont Der preuBiiehu &ir.
NEE mobl Elm &crr BON &eoel im rSn-
innterie , Regimellt 204 iein oiirfte,
miro m~itgctbcilt, Dob Der SlOiutont Ger
Sahnhofa 9 apmnlanoantltr Srler
Soupihabubof. Elm MISREPRESENTATION
SomenidJein pom @e5irfSfonlmarbo
G0llr, bereits 81 Sabre olt lit. Sol.
fomnler riiitig, pcriebc er i%eitcll
9ietIt ols Scutnout pie Elm Sling
lima.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Sin Mppeq Der Tramsoicn.


IS limo sablreid)e Sale befannt ge.
uoroen, in oerter fran5oiiihe Sniaiiet
oelttid}er ariegsla5arette uno aon-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN 9riefen nad) Der
!Seimotb Die glttc 8ebunolung ltnO
Fflege riihnen, 81 ibnen in Seutlh.
larto 5utbeil miro.
Neu aber lrlO Bdll6 belonOerer BE.
ad,titls Dertb oiirfte Elm Shreiben
Iein, Oas Don ben 17S init Namen.
unb Heeiments. Humner unter5eid).
neten fran50iiidelL 8eripunoeten Oes
&riegsln5aretts al Miiniter /. ". an
Den fran5oiilden 3riegsminiiter ges
rihtet moroen lit.
Sn oieiem Shreiben Bitten Die in
Wtiiniter internierten iran5oiiihen Ya.
tienten ben Winiiter i'm Sinblid allf
Die ibnen in Der bertid)en @efangen.
id)aft geuoroene uufopfernOe Eflege,
and, in Sranfreid) bafiir 81 lorgen,
baB Ole 81 ibrer &enntniB g~elangten
WiBbanblungen urro 9eifimpfungen
oelltid)er @efon9enen unO SermunOe.
ter uuterbleiben.
Ser 9rief lailtet:
Miiniter /. @.. ben 26 Oft. 1914.
sln ben Serrn ariegsminiiter 81
Yaris.
Serr Winiiter!
@ir, ole ltnterSei6uetcn. fran5o-
hide Yernunoete uitO &%riegsgeians
gene, Die mir i'm Acknowledgment
vSergfoierne" 81 Wfiiniter IN @eit.
falen liegell, iinO iebr peinlid 0urd,
cinen bon DEM Or. 9irrenbad &c.
5eidjueten, in Der oeutid)en s3eitulg
oIiiniteriifer Nn5eiger" ~ueroiient-
lid)ten 9eriht iiberraiht morOen. Die.
ier WilitGrar5t, Der ioeben mad Wiin.
tier 5urildgefebrt lit, nadoem er in
gtoiip lie Sec, Welur iiiro Snon ais
&riessgefnngener 5uriidgebalten NOR
Cen mar. erfldrt geieben 5u baben, mie
Die oeutif}en &riegsgefangenet ourd,
Die llnieren gemiBban0elt Deroen mo
er periihert glaibmiirOig, OoB audi er
lelbit in Spon @egenItano Der gemeln.
item Sdnldbuigen gemorben lit.
Iieie lbatiad)en boben tiefe Gre.
gun9en bel Dem Gr5tliden Eerionol
herporeerufeu, baS nit elmer Nltfopie.
RING illro eincm @iier in perid)mell.
oeriiher @eiie iiir inns iorgt, Der bcs
boditen CODES miirbig lit. Nild) Die
Sepolferung bot lid bis gum gegerl-
mGrtigen Aligenblid GliBerIt ipmpu.
tbiid) inns aegeniiber ge5ei9t.
@ir molen boffelL Serr Winiitcr,
Dab ole 9orfomnmiiie uulr perein5elt
porgefommen lino uno mir iilto iiber-
5ellgt, ouB es SSbnen leidt .iallen miro,
Oafiir 81 iorgen, Dab Die u%erurnoeten
unb 9efan9euen Ieutidlen nit
Wenid)liffeit beban0elt meroen.
@enn es iid lliht 10 perbielte, mir.
ben mir nif)t 10 iebr Oarllm gebetell
babeu, jenen Oas @oblDollen Der Ser.
giiuItigung Der por5iiglid,en Sebano.
lung 81 %gelpdbren, Oerel mir uns bier
%erireuen. ,Sn Der Soifmtn9, OaB Sic
lid uniercr Bite in giiniti9em Sinnc
unrebmen meroen, empfongeu Sie.
Serr Winiiter, nit ulierem Tnnf I'M
Gorals Der Seriid)erung "unicrer
groBten sld)tllng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Die SdDancrmGrcn bon ben yamsgc.
itud)cnen Mnaen".

Son eincm &anoiooten oes boberet
ScDraulta miro Der y&oln. Gnlfs5eis
t,tne" 9eidricbcn: Srob Der mieber.
bolton Wahmlngen Der EreiIe. Die
pilocn @eriid)tc iiber Die in Nadeuer
Algenheilonitalten olgeblid) inter.
gebrad)ten &rieNer nit uusgeltod)enen
Nllgen enolif ais Wdrd,en 81 betrud).
ten, mcrben ollf's llele Oerartige
SirngeIpinite perbreitet. Nnf elmer
Meile III Der llmgebulig Don Nad)en
bin i6 micccrbolt Sbren5cllge lold)er
id;nurigen Gr5Gblungen gepeien. So
Sab Elm Splbot in elmer @irtbifaft
cilles 5iemlih groBen Dries bel
Nod;el ON Stammtiid, Der voberen
3ehntouienb", Die mid IN ibrer Sc
lellidnit bulbeten, f~olgenbes Erobfen
sim bciten: sd bin ielbit IN Der Nu-
gcrhcilonitnlt bca Gegiernngsbe5irfes
9lod)en, StefonitraBe, gemeien. Cine
Sd)peltcr filbric mid 81 clnem
idDpar5bcban9encn, Ountlen Soale,
Gem l%ogeuonnten nSo0tenlaal". Gort
lngcn % Solouten nit allsgeItofenen
Nugcn. @ei meinem Gintritt brill.
ten lie mir Dor Wuth lno Sd)mer5
cntae9Hl: .Stcd} inns toot, menn OIL
rmicr aamerob ieiu miaIt." Nnoere
Splbaten beitGtiqten bielc Gr51hllune
ul10 bic llmlibrnNen crfl1rten mir oltf
Die NcltBeruulg Don SeOenfen, Die id,
nit 9erilfulg nuf oie in Der v2olnl.
idien &olfs5eitnng" p~eronentlid)te
3nid)rift bcs. Serrn Stiftspropltes
Or. aauimlnnn GLADDEN. porbrnd)te,
baB ipld)e 8erild)te ollentbalben I'M
llmlaif ieien. 9lm Wontag, Den 49,.
Oft. melGete i) mid %OaraufbIn bel
Dem Seiter ser iraglid}en &linif,
Serrn Or. &iiQers, on. v8ilt," iagte
cr, lid nil Sbnen Den %ld)aurigen
Sool 5eigen." gr oiinete Die Sbiire
zines &ronfeniaales. Die ararfen
iiiblen iid wobl. Gin 5melter, oritter
Snal miro beIid)ti9t. .Nilblt jcmono
SfmerSen?" "Nein, 8err Goftor!"
"a enolid) 0tinct iid cine Shiir: @e.
O0mpitcs Sid)t, idmar5c Sorbange.
&nipa. Sos elettriidc Sld,t brennt.
.Shut oas Den Nilgen meh?" ~Nein,
ySerr Ioftor!l" .Sino clld) sic Sllgen
in Selqien mlageitoderl moroen?"
Die 8ernulOcten lad)er bel ullt. go
=
aina 6 ourd) ole SGlc. Giel Gleno
utD Sommer berrid)tc lelbltpcritdno.
lid, in mollhen Sdlen. Snoelier
Sale. in bcllen beioc Nugen uerlorer
aegangen mnrclL fnlllen MIR gan5 per
ein5elt Dor. So" iaate bann Der
licbcnspiiroise GhcfarSt 5m mir,
yiucnn Sic Sas @eicbcnc ucrofientli'
d,cn wollcn, baum id)rcibcn Sic, ban
ipwpGl id) iuie andl mein aollese Serr
Or. Sbier feincn cin5igen SOloaten
nit amsseitodenen Mmsen bisber be-
bnnSelt Gaben." Ger GiuienOcr oes
@oritebenoen iiiat binju: .Gs mare
cnolid al Der 3eit, Die Terbreiter lol.
der Sd,allernldren, Ole piel Iufre.
altlla ullier bic 9epolfcrung brlngell,
gcgcbcncnioQ5 Der Scbor0c sur In-
seize III bringen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Krieq$kdrtc
und Hha$.
0cuail tpas Sic tpiGinicbem ultc
ttllr 25 Gents Das Stitcf.

Sober uniersr sbonnenten, peldler feline 3eiiune elm Sabr int
%praus unb % Gcnts gIeidD cinicnbet. erbdlt portofrei ms Sous abb
sliefert: Cine grobc are9s<1anbfarc. Al 3a lang bel % SoQ brett,
derts sum Iufban9eu an Die @anb) auf pelher Sol9enbes. geih
auf ben ernen Bid. 5u finben lit:
auf Der einem sete: 1 Cine por3islide, sroBe aanbtarte aaer
gambler guropas nit eenauer ge5eihnung (burd Hare, rotbe Sunftc)
Der @anpt c numsen INN @ iii + itationen zines ieeen Sanoes.
Sieies lit ubcraus pertbpo0. nm Den 0erlnui Der periticbenen Selps
5ge in Seeien. Srnnhef. @ubluno etc. etc, gu perfOlsen lno
befer 81 pernebcn.
p Inter Der aarte @uropas lGt man in flarer, letht leierlider,
9rober sdrift: AZ Surge @nsabe DER aregslmiahe; b. Die ents
nebungsur1uden umo gefimnungen oeS SrcibunoeS up Der
Srtple gptcnte; q @cnaue @n9aoen Der II ormalcn 6rie@
bense mn are9sitdrfc Ser @rmeen, Slottcn uo Suftlhiffe aaer
Sdnpcr europa 5, ionic Der Ser. Staaten unb Sapuns.
Inf Der anoercn Sete: II aarte Der eau5en @et, fe lie in
pieiem arie9c perpidct lit, NIT Insabe Der q ntfernungcn bon
ttnanoer, Der @aupteontinene unb Seebafen. Safenfeitunsen nb Houte
unp Sdnge Der Observation-Disclosures 9nen. Wan iubt Die 9enaue gage
Der SnIcln up beipnpcrs, in flurn Sarben. Die plpntcu Der
perihiebencn trieafIIbrenbcn Matipneu unb Die @r6Be Der gambler ub
Solonten IN Guab~rntmcilen Sebes 2anb bat feline eisene
darbe; Tud9 oc untcrleeiiten 8 abclltnten Hnb flar per5emtnet
p llntcr Der Weltfarte lhbt cine b c / 9 eide be Aarte Der
Der. Staden, III luelde binein Die peridiebenen curopdiihen Staaicn
einge5eihnet limb uo oaber gang far bas @r66enperbdltni6 on
Slddrnintalt, i'm @ergletdb 81 ben Ser. Saaten uno ben einSdnen
Staatn 5eigcn. Scbr le brreib umb ipettbpou, nibt pabr?
81 In9abc Der Megerunssforrn Der cinSelnen 2dnoer, nit Hunc
bes 9errI6ers uo bs etpai9en Sbrouolsers. SldhennbaIt, SepDlfee
run9s6abl mn SaupttGbte. Gub y rnftiid d. nie !? Gs lit
ipptbiMtg fir % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Selbitbe,umFt.

Game: Sic in SIREN belteiOens.
mertben @erbGltniiien ~iolltcn lid bod,
elrolih entidlieBen 5u beirotben, Serr
@raf."
@raf: o8epiB, meine @nGOise-
ib m0dte aber mein 9eben 10 theiter
lpie moglih perfaufen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

Der g%riefifreiber bin3u, rnb beitrdfc
ioldJe perfioe Sinterliit unb Seim.
tide! Die oiesieitisen ensliihen Sci.
tlrngen liiaen booenlos.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-11-27

The Clearwater Republican has no
PERSONAL spite at l. R. Crow. We
certainly demonstrated our good inten-
lions when we laid down year ago
and helped make the county fair a
success after we had protested against
the appointment of this man for a
position he was not competent to fill.
We were willing to grant anything
for the sake of harmony and good
fair. We are now certain the pres
ent secretary is in the way of any
fair whatever, and it is in the inter-
est of fair that this paper is max
ing an effort to clean things up and
get bad tangle straighte ned out.
When farmers begin to sw ear they
will never exhibit another thing at
the Clearwater county fair unless the
secretary attends to business, isn't it
time to get busy or quit trying to
have fair? And is the RI publican
to blame because the secretary doesn't
attend to business? Let him report
on what he has. If LaForest or any
other party has failed to do their
work let the secretary's report show
what has not been collected, and the
people will not blame the secretary.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-11-27

Dawson, Yukon, is planning to es-
tablish municipal electric lighting
and telephone plant at an estimated
cost of $l65, 900.
A. S. Frazier and family will move
into town the first of the year. Mr..
Frazier is advertising his livestock
for sale.
James Fl. Ailshie, formerly judge
of the Idaho supreme court, has open
ed law Office in Occur d'Alene City.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-20

on and on, until they can go no furth'
er. These red people Of the great sill
ent GIades have now reached the cru
ciaI point-the great crisis of their ex-
istence In the land they love with such
absorbing devotion, and it Is for us To
see that, facing as they do brayely and
uncomplainingiy the changed condi-
tions of their life, they shall at least
not lack sufficient land in their fast
nesses on which to support that life.
AS we consider this, let us think
what we owe them, what have been
our dealings with them in the past
Broken treaties and violated pledges
must be fresh in their memory; for
the white mans dealing with Chief
Taliahassee's people is . record OF
broken agreements and scorned oaths
Under the American flag in 1s43,
peace council was held where Seminole
chieftains and American army officers,
all in the regalia of their respe ctive
ranks, agreed upon a treaty and the
Seminoles were assigned to certain
areas. The Seminoies have never
broken that treaty.
As their traditions tell them Of the
oppression their people suffered during
the thrice forty years they wandered in
of their hearts? To do this it would
be necessary to become for the time
the Indian--what white man can ever
do more than vaguely feel the bitter
ness and sorrows those hearts must
experience? Only to the winds that
watt across Okeechobee are whispered
the heart throbs of these red people of
the forest homes.
Today, these 600 homeless, native
Americans 1urk in their swamp -hedged
wigwams, built on little islands In the
gruesome Everglades wilderness, eking
out an existence, fearing the white
man, yet ndependent-too pFoud to re-
ceiye aims Of state or nation, and only
asking to be 'let alone"
The Indian Code of Honor.
No public money has ever been ap-
rropriated to maintain insane asy1unas,
Penitentiaries or courts of justice for
this part of Florida's population. Their
simple form OF tribal government
erected on three pillars, mot to steal,
nor lie, nor cheat" is strictly obeyed,
and their moral code has nodded them
into beings ever quiet and peaceful
even in the face of most unjust deal
ings and proyocations, and has caused
them to stand out among all the peo-
pies of the world as marvels of chas-
tity, for the stern death penalty by the
council follows any breach of their
unwritten law of virtue. In this, and
in all other respects, they are today
observing the same laws as did their
forefathers nearly two centuries ago.
Their legends and laws have been
handed down from generation to gen
Grafton and, like the secrets of Mason
ry, have Deen preserved unbroken and
inviolate.
A Work for Florida Women.
The twentieth century slogan for
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-20

its OF $25 each In two Of our banks
there. One Linden J. Lane opened the
account % years ago."
Linda laughed softly.
my father used always to fear bank
failures. and put small amounts in
many banks" She turned sparkling
eyes upon Goodwin. 1--WE thought we
had collected all his savings" she
said.
These two nests were undiscov.
ered," the man laughed, land the hens
have been laying golden eggs. You
have, at this very minute $500"
"fhree hundred dollars! OH" she
impu1siveIy held out her two toilworn
little hands. "it is a fortune! The
children! They can have their Santa
Claus!"
Goodwin found himself feeling hap
pier than he remembered having felt
before. Was 1t the knowledge that he
had been the Good Fairy in this small
family. or was 1t something more sub
tie, more wonderful that had crept
into his mind?
He laughed a trihe nervously.
II am going to ask for immediate
payment for the Joy have found for
you" he said and when Linda's ques-
tioning eyes met his he said impetu-
ously: Let me come tomorrow-and
help make Christmas glad for the
children. May conner"
Linda glanced at him with o new
shyness. eyes," she said. simply. 'If
you like Twill go with you to help get
that Christmas tree"
Next morning Linda and the chil-
dren were up early.
The cracking OF the fire as itroared
up the stovepipe created o spirit OF
cheerfulnesa that greeted Marvin
Goodwin when he presented himself
at an early hour.
own Santa Clausi" His eyes were
glued to the armful Of packages Good
win deposited on the table.
"Bobbyi" cried Linda
Haven't you ever been Santa Claus
before?" queried Peggy.
"Neveri This is my very first ex-
perience. hope I win acquit myself
with proper dignity"
And Linda's eyes. over the heads OF
the children, looked dcwn deep into
Goodwin's big soul, and unconsciously
she let the man read what her heart |
was saying.
Next Christmas" he was saying I'm |
his mind. Linda will have permanent |
roses IN her cheeks, and her eyes viii |
be mine, and that viii be all the hap |
piness one Santa Claus could have"
Lindsnette smiled.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-20

woman is Help for the needy and up
lift for al.'' All over the United
States women are crying that slogan
and seeking to give that help wherev-
er il is needed. Their work and sue
cesses have been epoch making and
this America Of ours stands out today
among all the nations of the globe as
the apotheosis of the spirit of denaoc-
racy and humanity. In the words of
our honored president, woodrow W.T.
son, "The way to succeed in America
Is to show that you are not afraid OF
anybody but God and His judgment"
The women of Florida have at their
door a problem more pitiable, In
volvlng a people more worthy Of help,
far more deserving in it's extremity,
than confronts the people OF any 9TH
er state in the Union. It Is their priv.
lege to succor the helpless Seminole
Indians, who, since the hosting OF the
American flag in 1921, have been re-
duced from a powerful nation to
decimated band OF starving humanity.
Under Spanish rule the tribe owned
homes, cattle by the thousands, indigo
plantations, and fertile hammocks
studded with bearing orange arees. To-
day. under American rule, although
they are worthy descendants OF their
beloved war chieftain, Osceo1a, and in
their blood is the same inherent love
of home, country and honor, they dwell
Wretched but unconplaining in theiI
weird norasses and their very help
lessness makes a most touching appeal
to our twentieth century civilization
and Christianity.
The Seminole Land Bill.
II is far call from the Rlarshy
Everglades to the legislative halls of
Tallahassee, and yet with the affairs
Of the state in the hands of men will
ing to serve the highest as we'll as the
lowest of their fellow citizens, it is
earnestly hoped that the heart cries
Of the silent dweilers of the Glades
will be heard and justice and fair play
be given to these red children of Flor
ida.
While PROBABLY all the club members
of Florida are familiar with the action
Of the Florida legislature at its last
session, still brief recital Will re-
fresh the memory.
The Seminole land bill, granting a
large tract of land, passed both the
house and senate with but one dissent
ing vote. This bill was passed by
body of men who had carefully
weighed the matter of a reservation
most of 1t a sWampy and almost unin-
habitable area-yet considered the best
available refuge for this frail remnant
of the original owners of all this Ever
glades country.
This act of Florida's representative
citizens should go down in history to
the everlasting praise of that splendid
body of right-thinking men. All over
the country was the good news
heralded by the press association, to