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Williams news., 1914-03-12
SPECIAL MEETING OF
 TOWN COUNCIL
Many weighty matters dis
 cussed but no action taken

cussed but no action taken
 The Town Council met in special
 session on Monday night, to re- ceive the report of the Committee appointed to locate a suitable site
 for a red light district. G. B.
 Kirkpatrick, chairman of the com
 mitte presented and read the re-
 port of the committee, which re-
 port was accepted by the council
 and the committe discharged.
 After considering the report of the committee and the remarks of the members of the council and of cit izens present, Councilman Lebsch
 moved that the matter of closing saloons and other places of bus mess as well as the red light district segregation be laid upon the table,
 and having received a second the motion was adopted. There was considerable discussion of the mer- it's of these various measures as we'll as of the recent initiative and
 referendum petitions filed by the citizens with the town clerk for the closing of saloons, billiard hall, pool hall and confectioners stands
 and referring the segregation ordin-
 ance to vote of the people. Hon. X. N. Sleeves, formerly district attorney of Coconino County, spoke on behalf of the opponents of these measures and directed his
 criticism particularly to the failure of the Town Clerk to have these present so they could be read
 they having been once presented to the council and read at full length with all the names thereon, but at time when MT. Sleeves did not appear to be present. The council would not accede to the request oi MT. Sleeves, holding that anyone could review these by calling at the Clerks office where they were open for public inspection by any citizen wishing to read and review same, It was contended by MT. Sleeves that in failing to give due public I ity to these petitions everything 1 was not open and above board and that the clerk was not doing his duty in failing to bring them tc ' the council meeting so they might be read on demand. In an inter sview with the Town Clerk we art 1 informed that the Statutes of Ariz
 ona provide in Section i of Chap ter 15 of the Session laws of the
 First Session of the State Legisla-
 ture that eff any ordinance. char ter, or amendment to the charter o
 any city shall be proposed by initiative petition, said petition
 shall be filed with the city clerl
 and he shall submit same to th'
 voters of the city or town at thu |next ensuing election held therein
 mot less than ninety days after pre- lsenting such petition to the coun icil' etc. and these petitions wer both duly presented to the council as contemplated by the law il iquestion. And for that reason h.
 had filed them away among th' !. archives of the town, as is custom lary, and as they are bulky is no
 in position to carry them in hi
 vest pocket for instant reference.
 |. 1 James Kennedy was appointe'
 councilman, but we did not lear
 l if he would accept and qualify.
 Before adjouing the Council de cided that the next Council shoul, have something to do so they pass ed all matters under discussion O.
 to them and adjourned at a lat
 hour having accomplished nothing
Williams news., 1914-03-12

While Wilson and Bryan are de- laying the Mexican question the Bobby Burns Transfer Co. is busy doing the transfer work and getting home some bacon. Phone 61 day or night.
Williams news., 1914-03-12
WILLIAMS GIRLS TO
 FOOT WIND INSTRUMENTS
Number of Home Gils, h. spired by Wellington Girls Ask Opportunity to Swell Membership of Williams Band

Some ten or so Williams girls have asked MT. Barnes, leader of the home band, to allow them to join the band. It is understood that this move has been inspired largely by the splendid showing made by the Wellington Girls band which was here few weeks ago on the Reading Room course.
 MT. Barnes has welcomed the girls and asks all those who would like to try out for the band to ap- pear at the school house, Wednes- day, March 19, at7: P. M. A gen. eral invitation is extended to all girls interested in band music.
 The present membership of tho band is eighteen and MT. Barnes is in hopes of being able to raise the membership to forty by the addition of the girls.
Williams news., 1914-03-12
GO NS ERvAT|ON OF PUBLIC
 UTILITIES
To the Williams News:


 including men and families and the pubic wealth without partiality or discrimination should be the chief aim of every good citi zen. There is no ability on the part of this government to promote busl- ness and attend to the details in an economical manner, and in graz ing scheme to protect itself and the public, it is supposed to serve the actual home builder upon it's reser- ved domain.
 There are about 35O,O0O,OOO acres of untimbered land included in the U. s. Forest Reserves, and all re- quiring about 735 900 employees at a cost to the government "f about $lO00.OO per annum for each employee, am uniting to the enor- nous sum of s735, ,OOO,O'O.OO per annum. To this add about $3OO,-. GOO, 100000 for other expences, and you have a grand total of ove- one billion dollars expence per annum.
 The receipts from Timber sales and all other sources, according to Chief Forester Graves, amounts to about $25O,OOO,OOO.OO. Deducting this, we have about s75O,OOO OCO.OO as net balance of expences.
 VI ith the elimination of this un- timbered land and the organization of an efficient fire service to serve six weeks duriug the fire liability in June and July, in Arizona, the forests can be, protected for less than 5 per cent of the present cost. So to characterize the prt sent sys- tenn as graft and 'pork barrel'' is put ing 1t too mild. One-haif of the aforesaid sum .oes to supervise and control the $50 million acres of unuimbered grazing, farming land embraced in the reserves, which in Arizona is not worth to exceed $2 % per acre, assessed for local taxation at 75c per acre. So that the government expence for carrying this class of land under this loose system amounts 10 more tan twice its actual value each year, ard it has cost the govern ment the enormous sum of IA bill ,i"n dollars for such expence dur Ing the IA years of the life of the service.
 During this period the ranges have been overstocked; and the vegetation tramped out and the surface of the land packed hard, until 90 per cent of all precipita- tion floods away, rendering the soil pot 25 per cent efficient. There are now 75 per cent more animals grazing upon the Forest Reserves | in Northern Arizona than will sub- sist at profit. The tax-roll tells the whole secret in comparison to the same ten years ago. The con. tention of the Forest Servlce that their wise, judicious, paper man. agement has worked miracles is an unmitigated falsehood: thai grazing has been restricked ano beneficially controlled is also jusr as glaringly untrue: When 1T fact large cattle and sheep compan ies were given longtime leases tt graze both winter and summer un restricted as to time or locality o
 grazing during rains and durin, freezing and thawing periods, there by packing the surface of the lant to cause practically all of the wate
 to flow off to the districts below
 leaving a barren, nnproductive sur
 face.- damaging he forest g owtl
 in Arizona to at least ten million
 dollars per annum.
 The Forest Reserves of Arizon
 embrace practically all of the pro
 ductive grazing and best dry far
 ing lands in the state. The rain
Williams news., 1914-03-12
HARRIT-sHIvERs

Mir. w. w. Harrit and Miss Myrtle Shivers were united in mar riage last week Monday.
 Rev. Smith conducted the cere- mony.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-02

nsn ardften nnsspoBten tleinersn un6
groBersn pfIi9ten 5ugeteift iinb. Den
tleinen Md0den iberIGBt man oie
4flege tIeiner ain0er, unb fin0 In Der
Ietgenen Gnmilie feline 2Ieinen, banF
leibt man germ fem T69terGen ben
glahbarn dls WGrterin. Die Rndben
BADEN uber bieI nit Der 1nitsmatil5sn
Gssiebung Der Siere su fun. Die gros
Be 8eoba1turgsgabe, gepnart NIT
gren8enlpier @ebulb, gi6t Dem gbines
fen Elm arobss SuIent, Sierc gu SreTs
Iisren. Mnn6e g~rfabruna Der ti1es
tfder 8dnerntnaben biirfte su tpifs
Teai4oftItGen Sorf6unger unrsgsn.
(Sol4 eine 8eobaatlng 3. g. III, bob
ods 6iibneret ii6 bon Sauben duss
briiten ldBt; biefe &i9lein finb trdfs
ttg enttptdelt unb melt n~t6erIanoss
fdbiser dIs bic tinFIi9 uusssbritez
ten; aber fuenn fe erpndfen Iino,
3e.4uet fie Elm gang bsfonoers bOfer
Gbaratter aug, iie fallen fur9tlos
iiber MenIden unb Siere ber). Der
@binefe bertebrt nit benz 9iere ME
nit einem Seelenpeien. gs I'M RGs
fig gu balten, nOtbilrftig 5u nd6rsn,
bGlt er fir rob. 5dufig fi.bt man in
Der NGbe Der StdOte gbtneien am
ufer 0es Slufes 5if@srn foIseu, I'm
bic am Ganbe Suriidbleiben0tn tIeis
men Slide pisoer ms @nFer Su lper@
fen. 9as 2teblin9stier bes gbineIer
1T cine art Spottopgef. BON bisism
talentDolleu rnb gesbrigen 9ogeI
trennt fi8 aud Der NOD 70 bsrdrrnte
gbineie is6r f9per, er lefbet oft lies
Der Sltnger lnb glpt, ais o1B er ists
neu r@r8dbler" ~Dertauft. Der 9psel
muB bduerno gspflsst unb als seiitis
9es, dnregungsbeoiirftiges @eisn bee
banbelt peroen. p
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Gin foIaIantr Guab,

Sn. elmer 5amtle IN 2onbon BAT
fid, 70 ntrb er3Gblt, - foIgenoe
dmiiIante 8egs6tnbeit 3ugettagen:
Der tIeins SarrD piinI9t ii9 felt
etniger 3eit febntidft einsn Sunb.
IS bergsbt taum Elm Sag, an benz ct
DIE Mutter, bic bel Dem Batter Der
@ntpalt feinsr Wiini9e iein foG,
ni6t nit Bitten beitiirmt. @ber aQes
lit bergsbli9. Ginss Cages piro er
nun bon Der mluttsr fortgei9idt, ei.
ren tlsiten G%tntaltf betm Sbtbdnos
Ter 3u MAIDEN. Sarrb tommt un0
tommt niGt Suriid. Gnoli9 eebt
bic Wtltter ans 5enltsr, nm nd9 ibm
&usi4nu gu baltsn. 91 fiebt fie,
pie Surrb an elmer SGnur einen
tleinen Sunb binter fi6 ber3iebt, Der
nit aufgebot aler arGfte unb Idus
ten Gsbt0 iih gegen Oteien unfrsi.
ipiltgsn Srausport itrdlbt. Rad
einigen Minuten tritt Sdrrb NIT
triump6terenber Miene ms Simmer,
seigt uuf Den ii9 mod INNER beftig
itrdubenoen 9unb nn0 fagt: nWuma,
bari i'd iebt ben tleiutn Suno bebuIs
ten? Gr lit mir na9sslnufen,"
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stae @sinrarte Dor 800 SabreH.

3tpei boI3srne SafsIn, bic aus ei'
mem olten, frdntii4en Birts9uufc
itammeu, ssben uns bns Bib elmer
@eintarte BON bor 300 Snbren. 9ie
Rabmen bieTer Safeln Iinb nit
Sru9tge6dngen b~er3iert unO bunt
bemalt. Quf bic faparSen SufeIn
purben bic Romsn Der Deine nit
psiBer Garbs aufgetrager. 9ie prei'
fe, bic Dem @edIel unterporfen nos
rem, purben NIT areibt ongei4ries
ben. Qtuf Der einen SafeL itnb foIs
0snbe Sorten ber3si9uet: p&6etns
@ein, MoBeI, S0ninger blst9er,
Dertbeimer, @oBIa6er, Stein, 9eis
fen, MnrtgrdfIer, arduter, gbams
payne petB unb roter, 8ourgogne
ipeiB unb roter, quntnd, Meood,
Mpnstat peiB unb rotsr, aiinsl,
Srontienant, Maaoga, Sect, alts
cant, SpaniI9en 20" Die anoers
9ofsl entbGlt einise bier ongefibrte
Sorten ni4t, oofiir ggortebenebics
ten, mdrmutb, Gpanifden Sect,
Met6 neiB unb rot. Mlit SECT be-
3eidnete man bomnls nod gang ri9s
tis liiiBe, itarte. bon gebDrrten 8ees
rem getppnnere Deine, pGbrenb man
iebt Dns @urt Obne 8ers6tiguns ouf
Saoumpeine iibertragsn Bat. Inter
Champagne borf man ii9 nidt
Sdaumnein bprffeIlen; beun bieTen
CAB es bamnls nod ni6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-02
Gin a~mftrfaHOeRtr.

Sine luItige Gpiiooe aug benz
2eben 6es beriibmten dmeritoniTfen
9idters uub &omuntiers DiIiam
Dean Sopeq er3a9lt cine enaIii6e
2eitfdrift. Gs mar in ben Saoen.
pa 5oipel ais iunger Manu ols Res
odtteur cine dmerttaniI6e 3eitIdrift
lettete. Zines Cages empfdngt e. in
Der Reodttipn ben 9eIu6 zines iuns
cen Mannes, Der i6m elm @eSi6t
iiberrsi4t. Sppeq lief oas @ebi6t,
muB 3ugeben. Dab es ausge3eihnet lit,
nur i9eint es tbm Elm ipenia pers
truut. rS4rteben Sic bas aana
oaetn2" fragte er. sSapobI," erpis
bert itoI3 Der iugenOli4e 9t6ter,
niebe 3tile lift bon MR." pa erbob
i16 6opel unb 0erneigte ii6: I'D
bin gIitli6, sic gu fs3en, Qorb
gpron," ertIdrte er, .bisber fanb i'd
inter Dem ginorud, sic
bersits Dor etIiden Sa6rsn &c,
Itcrben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-02
Die dinefide scelc.
SutereFante etnbie ii6er bas seclcn.
Ie6en Ser 6Gineieu.

Ie6eR bee 6Gineieu.
Gus ben bea6tenstperEen geo6aGs
iungsn zines Osut9den @r5tes in
Gbarbin iiber bas SeeIenleten Ser
gbineIen feien bier einige berausges
Ieriffen. Gs fdIt auf, 0nB Oas dinsa
iif6e &tno ipdter als bel anberen
86ltern nas cigeue Sd empftubsn
Iernt. Der g4tneIe fiiblt Ii9 ais Elm
10 unpi6tiger 9eil Der groben @elt,
in ser er Iebt, Oab es ibm gang frsmb
lit. bic @orgdnge in ibr i'm 9er6dIts
mis- gu ii9 gu bemefen. Sang tleine
&inOer tenrten bereitS bic Simmelss
ridtungsn. Denn tie, aus Dem Sduis
tretsnb, eefragt tuerben, pobit ie ges
ben, tperoen lie ni6t anttpurteH: nod
Iints, re4ts, borne ufn., fpnbern Die
5immeIsri9tuns dn9eben. Sn Chi
ma 1T es freiIid nt6t 10 ianer, fiG
iiber Die !StmmsIsri9tungen 3u oriers
tieren; bic 5rOnt Der MObnbdufer 1T
fttts na9 GiiOen 9eri6tet unD aud
has 2aub Der 9Glme perrGt ben li6ts
un0 i~pGrmeitdrtsren Siiben, .fGdut
CEN 2i4te gu. CUR grunbIage ie>
6ss dineItf6en Srtes oient Die &reu5s
figur: BON SiiOen mad Norben ,thb
BON Often mad Meitsn iinO Die
5auptItroBen an9eIegt. 9ie cigens
tiimli9e 4rt, gurgdnse Inn it4 bers
I'm ni9t mad Der etgensn perlon gu
ftriereu, eignet Ii4 unpiQtirli4 aud
Der guropder an.
Gis in Die tleinften Details bdlt
Ii4 0ds 2e6en Der gbineieu auf RAJ
tiousle unb ndtirli1e 9%runofeiten
auf. Refpett unO 8eI6etOenbeit oers
bieten ibm, Ieinen @etit binausi4pius
gen at IaFen in Spbdren, bic feinen
rsenen 8pDen buben. gteigt audi Der
Gbineie iebr 6uSu, ii6 Abnungen bin
5useben, 10 i4eut er ii6 bod tets,
feline 9eodnfen in bieIer Rt9tung gu
einem Spftem, gu elmer Religion gu
former, fte duberen mit3uteilen.
IS lit Elm INNER acknowledgements
sGGnsr 3ug ter Gbtnefen, Sic Glatur
al I6onen. QBer in Der g1G6e bon
.01rfern iiber feline 8d6e gei6rttten
lit, bat fi9 oft febr qetpunbert iiber
.ote msrtniirbige art, ME bier unb Sa
bic Siege sebiIOet ftno. Statt aus
otonumif6en aiidfihten Elm einfoAes
Brett an bequsmIter STEELE iiber Den
Bad gu tperfsn, bat man gerane cine
Stele nit ftdrterem SiroT, onbetz
melnOem murmeIn II. 0el. 1etpd6It
unb bier einen gan5en 8numitamm 70
ibsrs @aiIer %gepOrfen, baB feline ura
bsarbeiteten qeite bort, no es am nDs
tighten lift. Elm f9iibenbes @eldnOer
biIoen. Quf bic Srage, tpdrum bier
mebr 4rbeit unb Mdteriol oIs nItig
pertpunbt feien, anttpprtet Oer g6iaeIe,
OisIes tpirte sinitts auf bic Stims
mtng ber MenI6en. Ginmal bemsrt>
te bet @erfaFsr, baB in ben bier eden
zines groben bdBtt6en &ettisfeIOes
srube rpte 8Iumen espfldnSt tparen.
rSisbit on benin ni6t". ertldrte Her
befrngte gbtnsIe, .tpie traurig biefes
5eIb bier ifts Die 8Iumen ionen nur
Ods 9er3 bersr e%rfreuer, bic bier ar<
Die innigs 3uiammeuge6Grigteif Der
5dmtIie, no ieoss 9Iie6 fir oas San
&c lebt, brinet IS NIT iid. 6aB isosm
upa lshr friAn Sussnh ali bic isi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-02

limb lanolam fling Ct an init Dem
@erIud, slns WaHoIuug In Goua bers
btiufdlrsn. IS esldHg ibm ni9t.
unO oa idisn Il ibm dls lirids Der
grds 8aItt db NIT tinsm bobHlI4en
gaden.
6uHbsrtmdl idgie CT iid, oab e.
6uuOertmaI Iaglt Ct Ft, bdB ID
bas bette Iei, iusHn ie aussinanoergin,
lgeu. 4bsr CT fano ben Mut niat,
ss eona fslbit 30 iagsu, neil e. IL
lieb bate. troy ibrsr gsosutuugsIoiig'
tsit. 8p6 bet aIler 3uiuuftsboffHuns
Sos i9 ibm 0ns 6erS Suidmmtn IN.
ter bstlemmsnbsn 9tedulsu ..
Goud bate Mhnfas, gong rsaIt
Minl9e, bic i'm 9eIib rsaIsr 9inge
|gipitlttn. limb CT gab, neil ibm Oas
Btben Grsubs modts, trobosm Is feline
Wlititl tbsritieg. 4bsr G0ud fdno ous
aniauss liebsnStDiirbig uno Sulsbs
lslbhDeritdnoIt@. Gle nabm unO
frdgte nidt mad ben SpferH. bic Is
lontis. llno in ieinsr Geberireubs
begonH Wernsr 8ertliHg ua9 uRo
mad al ole triiben, i6msr5sHosn 9e'
benton su ~untsroriiden. 9o9 unter
|risItn DISQUALIFICATION Serbrn9 Die
lebte Bride, bic beiber MeIen bate
perbinbsn tonnsn. Gle battsn f4
lisb uno IisBsH nidt bonsiRunOsr.
absr iie batten isiHe 9smeinidaft
mebr; e5 mar refine Sinnsnlisbe gsa
pcrOen.
llnO zines cages IdIug ibr Dsrusr
.gertling einsn 8unfa db, muBte ibn
.nbi6Idgen. Gr mottoierte es NIT si'
mem traurigtn aaisI5uden: 9sr5sib,
.Gbua, dber id lam ntat -"
Gle fab ibn sroB an. ~0as idgit
.9u mir ieBt2!"
Gr bltsb rubig unb gsIaTsn. rein,
.gOua, Oh psibt ss = i'd bin
arm. -"
Sbne G6su, often unb ebrli9 ias'
is sr's ibr sum 5psiten YldIs.
Gle grub bic 3Gbne in bic 2ippen,
raaoentli6 unO berehneno. unb en0s
lid iab fte gu ibm binibsr. iiibI uuO
rubig. 4aerbings - aber - bm,
mir IinO snge 9srbdItnife 3uui'
Der -.
81 66rte ben f9peren, gruuiumsn
8orpurf beraus, ben ibm Die 5rau
Sa ins 9eii9t mari. absr es DerleBts
ion niht einmuI 10 iebr; sr empfdno
i'm nitt aIS ben ausbrud elmer Boz
fen 9bIt9t, er ipuBte, baB er ausge'
Iproden mar aus elmer fpontanen
9alHe 6eraus. llno ba fab pieoer
Der tleine graue BugeI Dor i6m uno
Iab ibn an nit ieinsn tlaren Ieu4s
tenOen Qugen; uno bic Gliigelipisen
ribrisrten, aIs pollteu iie ii4 bebeE
Gum 6lug gsgen Die Sonne. -.
Mit elmer lei9ten 9erbsugung 3pg
@erner gertIing ben 6ut unO 9ing,
gber in ieinem SnusrH mar Elm
0rGngsn, bab er bate ouffdiudaen
mOgen. Seine 2iebs aeriprang. -.
llnS cine Stunbe fpdter fdrieb
er NIT fiferer 9ano auf cine tIeine
gedrie: Sd siebe ben S%onreuflug i'm
oruu.n @spano Dem .gldnSenosn
@o6lbe6agen Der Satten Dor. Den
9rdten Soften tuerts Id b6bsr ala ben
bunten Biau. -.
ST rolte Die 4arte 5ufammen unc
t6u6 fe in Den gIatten goIOeneR
Reif. limb beiOss i4ob er in Elm au'
pert. -.
Ord Ole S6pingen oes tleinen
grdren 5altsn tppGten it9 ni4t mebr
teben gum Commenting. -.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-02

Der gumPnsffe o.:
.S9r 9nteI III pO9I f4Iedt gu
Guba"
g.: rG4te9t gu 5uB2 Den IOGisn
Sic NAL laufen iebsu, tpern er m q
ouf Der StraBe tommer fisbt!"
Der b69Fe 8 3. Gebrer:
nglun boffentlid bubt Sbr isst bis
oret Steigerungsgrdbe begrifFsn! or.
70: grpB, grDBer, am gr6Bten; fdu!,
fauler, am fauIften ufp. @teigers Gins
NAL bas @prt %pleer", Gris".
SriB: n2eer - leerer -@
2ebrer: .guu, mein Sobn, nie
EeiBt Der b6diter @rdba"
Srib: aDer Serr 0berIehs
rer!4
Der Badftf4. lq[uf benz
!9timtpsg bon einsm Idroli9en sFeit
uuter Der Saustiir) .Darf i'd, meiu
uerebrtes 6rGulein mir erldubsn, SO.
men nun gum gbi9isoe eintn Ruiz
gu ee6en9" s@enn Sic 70 gut
Iein nolltn.
K
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-02

iple td lhon tagtt, ~eiatnnrtlae uni
ltbenoigs Grfin0uneslrnfi, Die fiber,
lih ni6i an Der 5duptTorbsruna I'M
trer 3eit: Simmer mas Rtuts -
srlo6men miro. @lIo friFh uno Bu'
berf9Ii8 ans Msrt! llno tommI
mai, tDos fiber nidt ousbIeiben miro
Elm Ileinss WliBlingsn, nitt qIsid
mutlos bsrbtn! Der Gsldmad III
brI6ie6sn uno nidt ale Derts einsl
aiinitIers unO Runhbanbip.rtsrs Ton
ntu auF slsidsr S6be Ittbsn. Dor,
lduftg miro 90 gut fem, ipsnn SiG
mir p]enigiltns Defenders erobs ooer
lpsripols Gntpiirie srIt 3sissn, be.
Dor Ste ft einfnidtn."
Wtalps nidte ibm 81 uno faets ibm
I'm itiueu sinen 9dut iber ben an.
bern.
WeIds qnteiIuabme b.rrisfen Isin.
Itbten Worts, tpeltes g~erii1nonia
iir Die Retbeit ibrtr Gage!
3drtIiunig uno gut mar er, oiefer
trenge unO pielgsfir9tste Runftrihs
ter.
2ief smpfanb ie Ole @obltdt, Die
cos JinOtH zines siitigsn Wsnlden
sspdbrtl
6rdu BON 9eetsn mar Der adrsen
unterre0ung beiuahe itumm osfolet,
lanm oaB lie Elm padr b6fIi6s 8orts
fitr 9rdbdusr gefunbsn.
Gle mar 3u neni1 In bic @oroe,
idtdts Oieies @efdGItsobl6IuIies
.irgepeibt uno be9riff %porIdufia nur.
0aB WlaIue, ibre itol5s, arms WlaIps.
qrbeit gsfunoen, un6 oaB oas @ss
lp:uit otS Wangsls e~inIipeiIen bon
ibrer Sdpslle ptrItcu6t fdien.
W2it einem Std i'm !6erBeH fibI'
te iie's: Die sigene 4raft reihts nitt
mtbr. Sbrss &inbss S6uItsrn muBs
ten neben sigsnem 0sb aud Die Sors
&c fir fs tragsn.
uno Ddbreno In mdlbe oas berrs
Iide 8~epubtisin: Sd Tam mas! |"
gu neusr, trdftigsr Soffnung oufs
f6neIlte, ging:n 9rau bon gssisHs
9eoantsn In famsr5li9em RidsriHs
rerr gu bsrlorsnsm Slid uno CLAM.
Was mob! ibr Batter, mas pobl
9aralo bisr5u iagtsl
SAT- mar ibr Malbss n~su6eIebter
g{ut Elm penig unDsrItGnoIia.
80 bitter batten ibrs Qlugsn felt
moudem Gag nift seleudtet.
SIT bsnn Sggenotrdft 70 mGaiia?
ODER tuno es i9le6ter I'm uns
ols ih d6nte2 llnb tommen ibr Oies
ie 4uftrdge pirtIid ME Elm @ottess
gefbsnt9
5rau bon 9eeten frogte ss Ita
ipe9miitig uno benno9 nit Dem leiien
9odmut Der 6reifrau, ole lire uno
ibres Mannes 3oftsr pI0Bli6 in
uno grot zines GeI6dftss febt.
Sie OtrgaB gang, DAB iis bei ib'
rer uebsrlteolung ia otele Bertpsrtung
BON MaIusS RGnnsn In ben 9rsi5
i9rer grluerbsm0gIi9tsit gs5pgsn, unb
ebenfoDentg begriff Ie in bieIer
Stuuos oss llebsrraidtisins ben I'm.
teri4ieO 3piIden gep0bnli6er uno
l9opferii4er arbeit.
sic bate Die tinitlsriiGe Qber in
Nnlpe unteri6dbt uno oerItanb eios
nit aud ni6t oas So6gefubl, 6as
in Der MeIt bic S9affenstppns
ne aus3aIO1en bermag.
@ortfeBuns fuIst.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-02

- Gntbedung. STUDENT Der
atrOnumie: Serr profeFor,. geItsrn
.abeno babe i'd einen neuen, Stern
entoedt.
prOfeFor; 500 Sn tpeIfem sbea.
ter2
arittt. Sic: 0ds 9tiio
1T benz Grans0Fiaen entnOr-
ST: ga, od tDnnett ia STE
Grdu5ofsn frob iein, OaB ss fort
1T!
8o8baft. .Ssbt baden sic
uIfo auf Sbre alien Gage pirtIih
nod ge9eiratet, liebe SbereTe2 Sas
bate ih ni9t gsbadtl"
nSa. ia, mems Dem GIeI gu pobt
pirb -
s@is Aeibt bern Der eleIg'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-02

uebertrumpft. .Wleine
So9isr III fdoH nit ueun5ebn Sab
Ten perlobt."
nMsint lift fdon nit 09i3ebn
Sdbren geTdisbsR!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-02

Gin ge itesgeftDrt rte nora
tpegiI9er 8antier rarnens 9uItdD
2un06olm ieBte alf Der 0urareiie
na4 aegppten gdn5 9rtnoifi in AuF4
gung. inOem er 3unG9ft Ole 8erhdFs
tung 8ipeier Reiieeefabrten bsrIunste.
Die i'm angeblt9 beraubsn pputen,
uno baun naGts TN 9oteI Elm &spoIs
terfeuer segen etnsebiloete Geinbe srs
Dffnete. @r madte bierauf msbrere
8erfu9e, fi9 i'm Meer 81 ertrdnten,
uno DFfnete fi4 f4lieBlib, nddortn
er serettet mar, auf Der ppIiaiipa9s
Die guIsaoern.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-05-19
-3HNlCAL!TY ONCE OF USE
When Criminal Laws Were So UnreasonabIy Severe.

You remember the trial scene in "The Merchant of Venice" The "qfal- lty of mercy" has failed. The learned Daniel of judgment has refused the plea to 'wrest once the law to your authority" Shylock is whetting his knife for the pound of flesh. And then -"Tarry a little, there Is something no jot of blood"-a technicality. All through the English law of the period I am discussing, English criminal law yers, with the connivance of humane English judges, were playing the part of Portia, inventing ingenious excuses by which humanity might triumph over barbarism. Here is a man in, dicted for stealing a sheep-penalty. death. The proof was that he stole a eve, but the statute used the word "ewe" as well as sheep" and the prisoner escaped. He had not stolen a sheep.
 In 1927, an indictment read that the jurors "on their oath" instead of Ion tEeir oaths," charged a man with g crime and for this reason tho indict- ment was found defective and on this technicality the prisoner was dis charged.
 That these technicalities were in their own time undesirable substitutes for the law reform must be admitted. But they had reason for existence, due to the barbarous condition of the criminal law.-Worlds Work
The Prescott daily news., 1914-05-19
FOR BETTER LIVE
 STOCK IN THE SOUTH
County Organizations Aiding In Tick Eradication and Importing Pure bred Cattle. Movement
 Gaining Ground.

Washington, D. C., May 19.-The eradication of the cttle tick in the greater portion of the State of Missis- sippi has been accompanied or follow ed by the formation of a number of county live stock associations. In spectors attached to the U. s. Depart ment of Agriculture have assisted in organizing twenty of these associa- tions for improving the cattle indus try
 An example of their work is afford ed by report of the activities of the Adams County Association which was cleared of ticks and the way opened for importations, the follow ing purebred cattle have been brought