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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23
BY GERTRUDE M, PRICE

BY GERTRUDE M, PRICE
Los Angeles, Cal, Nov, 23.-''What
i the most wonderful thing in the
Jorld?"
Fair-haired, pretty Constance John
iOn put this question to herself the
tther day as she sat watching a
Sroup of little motherless children
playing with some sticks they had
dressed up in bits of rag to resemble
doll babies. She was sitting in her
Fashionable machine, outside hos
pital for little children, and she was
waiting for someone.
Constance Johnson is a star of one
of the big movie companies at Uni
Versal City Her film career has in
cluded an unusual number of import
ant pictures and parts.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23

to their means and modes of pleasure.
1t was not because she knew them or
because they looked especially invit-
ing or sweet, but because the idea
had taken possession of her heart and
soul. -.
That's why Constance Johnson has
set aside little share Of each of her
very busy "a hours a day to get to-
gether dolls and toys of all kinds for
little sick or poor children, who will
be without pleasure this year at the
holiday season. ..
81 can't bear to think of any lit
tie child going without some remem-
brance of happiness on that glad fes-
tival of merriment and joy" Miss
Johnson told me. $50 l am going to
do my very small part to I'LL the
empty stockings"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
TAX PAYING DEFERRED.
Time Tor Payment Of State and Coun-
ty Taxes Extended to February.


ooi""'pla' Dec. "l.-lhe time Tor
''o p'!iiehl Oh state ana county tan
IS IS cA'enued u'hll FcDruary without
pci'"i'S' uiiuer an order issued tonight
oS Io'hp'roiier Heneral Jones and ap-
proved oS Governor Bieasc. This pow
q IS given inc comptroller General
~ '"e law. "i1hout inns extension
thc taxes paid after today would have
o''''iieu pcialty OF per cent in
'"l'"'''s'
ne oioer ioF thc extension OF time
wi p''' ''ie't oi taxes was drawn up
"'u Sis"co pS oomptro'ler Jones late
..'i' 'i'erIooh. It was presented to
oo'o. iol n'e'Se pE ohici Clerk Carl
~ SAWYER ana was promptly az
p'o''" Wy '"e governor. ne order
'o''o"''
Nol"I''pl'' D. " Dcccm'er u, loll.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
Il. OF p. BANQUET.
Members Given IN Oyster Supper Last
Monday Evening.

The Laurcns lodge OF Knights OF
Fythias held their regular meeting
last Monday and following the meet
ing they adjourned to the two city
cafes where most delightful oyster
supper was served. This being the
first session Of the new year the Off
GERS elected for 1915 were installed.
About fifty members were present for
the occasion and every one enjoyed
the evenings entertainment to the
fullest extent. During the evening
several short talks were made by
mncnt members, all of which
were enjoyed.
The local lodge Of this order has
just completed one Of its most pros
porous years. In all twenty-five new
members hac been added to the lodge
during the past year. The officers.
with Mr.. l.. G. R6ff as the head OF this
lodge, have every reason to be proud
of the growth Of the lodge during
their administration.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
Underwent Operation saturday.

Mrs. Earl Elledge,~ OF Boyds Mil,
was brought to thW Julia Irby Sani-
tarium Thursday morning by her ply
sician Dr. j. l.. Donnan, suffering
from an attack of appendicitis. Thurs
day night an operation was performed
by Dr.. j. H. league, assisted by Dr..
Donnan and Dr.. Christopher, and since
then she has steadily improved until
now sho Is considered out Of danger.
Her father. Mr.. w. r. Dodson, OF Dom
aids, arrived In the city Thursday ar
ternoon and remained until Monday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
DEATH OF MRS. MARTIN.
Estfmable L0dy Of the Gray Court Sec.
ton Dies After Long Illness.
IN Calnl,Infa II
Celebrate Founders Day.


Mrs. Fountain b. Martin died Sat
urday afternoon at her home near
Gray Court, passing away Just as tie
evening shadows We're passing into
night, after having been a palien. sus
fcrer for long time and after trying
to secure relief in the hospital At 60
lumbia and in Johns Hopkins in Bal
timore. Her family was gathered
about her awaiting the end which
they knew must come soon.
Mrs Martin was one of the truly
great women Of the State, having
reared a large and useful family, she
was entitled to spend the few re-
naming years in rest and in the com
forts Of her children's homes; but il
was ordained otherwise and she has
been a patient sufferer.
Among those who were present at
the funeral from Grcenvillc was del
egation from Furman University. con-
sisting of DR. Potcat, and Profs. NJ.
ID. Earle, B. E. Gcer and DR.. O. O.
ed Monday by Rev. r. J. Williams.
pastor of Friendship Baptist church
and DR.. Poteat. Intcrment was in the
family burying ground.
Mrs. Martin was widow, Mr.. Mar
tin having died some four years ago
and she is survived by the following
children, S. d., OF Gray Court, T.. W..
OF Laurcns, w. T.. Of Gray Court and
Prof. c. B. Martin Of the city schools.
and Mrs. T.. ID. Lomas. Of Gray Court.
Mrs. Charles o. Goodwin OF Travellers
Rest and Mrs. G.. R. Bobo of Gray
Court She is survived by two broth
ers and two sisters all Of Gray Court,
w. w. and c. r. Wallace and Misses
Sue and Mamie Wallace.
Mrs. Martin was Miss Martha Car
Olina Wallace and was OF Laurens
county, having lived there all of her
life.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
COUNTY TEACHERS TO MEET,
Regular Monthly Meeting to be Held
Saturday.

Regular Monthly Meeting to be Held
Saturday.
On the morning Of January ninth at
eleven o'clock, the Laurens County
teachers will meet in the Laurens
graded school auditorium. A large at
tendance Is anticipated.
Following Is the programmed,
What exercises would you give pu-
pills to make them able to use books
to good advantage" Miss Corrine
Agnew.
State a problem which might fur
nish sufficient motive for study. Show
why you think this problem would
furnish a motive for study" Miss
Nannio Simpson.
What Is the advantage in individual
and group assignments" Miss Bar
ME Wallace.
"Iiow would you teach boy to study
his spelling lcsson?" Miss Irene Nc
Daniel.
'EXplain how you would teach The
Snowstorm'. page 219 Hills Fifth
Reader. Why do you think system
attic memory work valuable to pu-
pils?" Mrs. a. c. Daniel.
What is Study? How much time
should You give to teaching your
pupils how to study? Give reasons. ;"
S. w. Pickett.
b. l.. Parkinson, Chairman,
Program Committee
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
MORE CONyICTS FREED,
Barely COrpOral's Guard Left In tho
State Penitentiary. Tidwell Gets
Communication.

=, ""1i "etS
o',',
0oi poi"i
io''"iil III inc pen
80 '"e ''e "o'ioh Oh COY.
49, ''ooh III sr"h'ihS
,,,;.s. 'o".s more cohVicts'
No''' '''' ~ ioif' DIX
,,,>,,....' ,"'o'cS ana 90
-, I'LL, , 'oioSo i''ue up
C.,.,,, "oo iu"eli' OF
fo, ,,,.,,. " c'i'
49,. 40 result ol s'aE-
'>''' ie'ciSeo q re-
"o'cii years sentence.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06

Youngs, Dec 3O.-Nliss Maude Gil.
lespie of Woodruff visited her sister
Mrs. J. II. Abercrombie during the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. jackson and daughter of North
Carolina are visiting Mrs. Jackson,s
sister, Mrs. J. II. Abercrombie.
Mrs. Jno Burde visiting friends
in Laurens.
The continued inclement weather
the past week eliminated a few of the
usual holiday parties in this neigh
borhood.
There were two this week-one AZ
the residence of Mr. Tom Henderson,
the other at Mr.. Morris Moore's.
Miss Otis Glenn of Waterloo has
returned home for few days. Her sis
ter, Miss Tenor Glenn OF Spartanburg
is also at home during the holidays.
Clay Glenn of Lanford spent Sunday
night with Carroll and Worth Abcr-
crombic and they, with others, went
wild duck hunting Monday.
MI. and Mrs Il. g. Harris spent a
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
before the general assembly will be

before the general assembly will be
compulsory education and the pro-
pcscd referendum on prohibition. The
prohibitionists will ask for a referen-
DUN by the people along about next
September on the question Of the driv-
ing OF liquor from the borders Of the
state. While compulsory education is
Il prominent issue many view the in
lection OF the li4uor question with ap-
prehonsion. Child labor laws, work
ingmen's compensation, rcadjustmcnt
Of the taxation assessment, good roads,
and the policy to be adopted toward
the State Hospital for the Insane arc
some OF the leading matters to be act
ed on by the lawmakers.
The State officials are getting their
reports ready for submission to the
Legislature. Some have theirs com
plcted while others are now in the
hands Of the printers.-Ne and
, Courier.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
1000 Bales Sold.

According to reliable information
furnished The Advertiser over 1000
bales OF cotton were sold on the local
against over 5000 to the same date
last year. This rather unexpected
large volume of sales probably may
be due TO the fact that there are bet
ter storage facilities here than in the
smaller nearby towns and that con
seQuently much cotton was brought
that would ordinarily have been sold
that would primarily been sold in Gray
in Gray Court, Lanford, Madden and
other points.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
BAPTISTS TO MEET.
Delegates from Churches OF the Lau.
rtns Association to Meet Here Jan.

rens Association to Meet Here Jan.
18th.
The annual conference OF the
churches of the Laurens association
will be held at the First Baptist
church in the city January 18th. The
churches arc urged to send rcprcscn-
tatlvcs to this conference In order that
the work for the year may be definite.
ly mapped out. The meeting will con
vcnc at 10 o'clock. Dinner will be
provided by the ladies Of the church.
PrOgram.
exercises conducted
by NJ. l.. Lawson.
l0:i5-in view OF the financial depres-
sion, where should economy begin
among Christians. II. l.. Baggott
y. N. L.ghtsoot.
IL Efficiency. Dr.. c. ]. Thompson
w. Il. wilkins.
l2-Dinner.
l2:45-Review Of the work of the ex-
ecutive board.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
Locates Here.

Mr.. George ID. Allen and family
will leave here next week for Lau-
rens, whore he will open an up-to-
date shoe repairing shop. We are
sorry to sec Mr. Allen leave and com
mend him to the people OF Laurcns
as a desirable citizen, a sober con
scientious ana competent workman
Chester News.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
PROHIBITION MEETING SUNDAY.
Union Service OF Protestant Churches
40 tho First Presbyterian Church
SundaY Might

'hioh Scr'lcc VI iFOteSthnt tnurcncS
"u INC rlrSt fresp!terlan 'hurch
o"hu"! NlsHt.
union service III me interest OF
proillEl|ion was hcla at the PrcsDy-
terl'h church sunday hiSht at which
"oofesseS were ihadc Dy KEY. NJ l..
lawson lte'. .. IL. |. Major, KEY. [.
~ h'iiNiii ana Mr. y b. boDo. me
h'cetliiS WAS iarseiE ATTENDED ana INC
adorcSSeS were gwen closest attcn-
''oit eNluelc!hs llc interest IN the
SUBJECT on thc part OF the people Of
i''ureis.
heN' LAWSON discussed inc losses
10 'he state as result OF the liquor
lr"'ie' pointing OUT me moral, Imam
o'"i' ph!Sic"i h'cAtai ana maieridl
"'SS'S' iA'N'n2 me s'rlkihS statement
'''a' over ioo'Vco sous perish yearly
~ ms country from drinking alcoho!-
~ l'P"oiS.
hoN' - ~ Mayor HlScuSSed INC el-
lco'''cl'cSS oI prohiDitlol laws, cltn&
ns"'cS an" cohu''iohs Ill otNer proh-
n'''o'' '''Ie"' ho''piS HahS"S' TO prove
''''' p'o'''ol''oN ia"S can De made ci-
'e''iNe' n"l pro"lDit'oi laws are
'oI "oSolu'eiE chccllVe, he sad, Is
nv. an ''S "'''ch' mat 'hey are not par
.i"''s 50 Or '''"l trcy are not Dehe-
n'i"i' DIS 'ncre arc many laws un!Vcr~
s"''s recos'li"eo aS esschllal Whlch
're oroNeh III numerous instances. rs
'n eA'nip'e vi 'he effectiveness OF pro-
ii''i'ioii laws he drew an example rom
90 ''e'i nolne 's haurehs l'sell' part
~ pioiiipi'ioii 'o"h' "nlch lie sald,
i'"o much less orihNihe ana rowdyism
~ ~ ''l'ii III previous years "hen Wits
Nes was sola openly.
W.T. =. D. hopo' VINO Is chairman OF
tne 'ouhtS coi''iii''tee having IN charge
'he coilu"ct OF the campaign Tor
'."'o" ,ue pioiiioltioh, spoke or the
'i'uioii par' Ill 'le hsht ior temper
"hce' lhose VINO argue mat the
o'ui'ii mas no pace III polltics' Mr.
noNo po'n.eo OUT 'hal 'he church had
eo o'oi heius 'i'"ii 'iiose oi
''.'ene "iu pie''ciihs' such as ad-
A'e ~ nc heeu VI tie SICK "hd
inv! GU anu 'h"t IL l'"o an ei"al r1Sn'
:" ''' "o'u "i'n 'ne 'o'ceS hShl'is
"'~o ."' nooo 'i'''i' "h eI-
olueh' "ppe'i iol 'he 'otai aooll'loh
" 80" 's "''''
:. Nn' ""o was ~ 'a'e
:, ''e"' VI '''"'oi i'' VI
"'' ~ ''''o'Ne pio'''"i''o''
'ro 9" "' ''''ns "lno'''S'
'''0 ',o'' 90 'o '"'c 'n"' i
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mo T.
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80 ''''o
for .totov.iao mno,,u,,.,
N, po,,;, wos tho ,o.t ,,.
on tho nroorom ana o,tor ~ .;no,,
Of an onnronr;oto bvn,p ",I, ~,
trv Tis of Theo" " tbo conoreootio, ,,,,.
d;smiseod wifi, nrovor con,r;,,.;,,
nrooram rondorod hv ~
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
Moves to Another Home.

Mr. w. w. Owens, who has been liv-
ing On the Simpson place on II. F. D..
1, has movet to the Fowler place on
Gray Court (. +. d. 8, where he will
farm this year,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
Leave For GreenyiIlc,
Dull Salestlny.

Last Monday was the fist salesday
OF the year and was particularly
dull one. One or two tracts OF land
were placed on the block but these
were merely sold for partition Of cs-
'tates. There were no sheriff sales.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
card OF Thanks.

We wish to take this means Of
thanking the friends and neighborS
who so kindly aided us during the
recent sickness and death of our
mother, Mrs. Ophclia Frances Bolt.
you all.
"Her Children"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
Banking Institutions Pay Out Usual
Dividends on the First.

The hearts Of the bank and trust
company stockholders were made glad
Friday when they received the usual
semi-annual dividend checkc declared
by those institutions. Although the
banks have felt the i'll effects of the
low price Of cotton like other bust
ness institutions, they were fortunate
enough to be In position to make the
usual disbursements. Some Of the
corporations that usually send out
checks at this season Of the year have
not taken action on the matter yet,
thinking it best to defer the payments
until the financial conditions improve.
The following sent out checks on the
first:
The Enterprise National Bank, A
per cent on 100000, $4,000
bank, per cent On 100000, $4,000.
The Palmetto Bank, pc cent on
$4,000, $4,000.
Laurens National Bank, per cent
on SoO,OOO, SZ,QUO.
The Bank of Waterloo, 31-2 per
cent on $4,000, $s75.
The Bank Of Gray Court, 4 per cent
on $4,000, $1,000.
The Bank of Cross Hill, 4 per cent
on $4,000, $4,000.
The Commercial Bank Of Clinton, 4
per cent on $4,000, $1,4O0.
The First National Bank of Clinton,
4 per cent on $4,000, $4,000.
The Commercial Loan & Trust Co.,
Clinton, per cent On $4,000, 81 900.
Leave For Grcenyille.
The family Of Capt ]. r. Little left
yesterday morning for their new homo
in Greenville. Their departure from
Laurens, where they have lived for
SO many years is source of the great
est regret to hundreds OF friends
throughout the city and county.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06

superintendent Of Education J. II,
Sullivan wishes the announcement re-
peated that regular teachers exam
ination will be held in the court house
Friday morning, January 18th, begin
ming at 8 o'clock.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-01-06

"EIer Children"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

stS 6eIsiiaen nnb fron36fi4sn gefans
genen 3iemlid aablreia finOen, i'm iibris
gen perptnbet man bic @efapgentn aud
auf ban 6ph6ftn, i%eltaner aud ftou auf
ben 4at3mitraBen: Der grfolg Iheint i'm
aaqemeinsn, Denn aud natiirlin nit
unterIaisbgn, beFriebiaenb BIZ lttn, nnb
Der @unId ber 5nbuiirie III MIR, bdB bic
militdrii6en SnItan5en ibr bic @sfanges
nen in Qroberer 3ahl CUR 8erfigung tell
ten, ipie man Dor ALIEN aud piinihs bah
bon ban gslernten 6enti4en gsrgarbeitern
nenigIens biejeniqen (uuF 5000 gefhdhs
ten) Bib gum BtbarFsfdae freigegeben
neroen, bte iebt I'm Snldnb 8arniions
bienH ptrri6ten. 8enn bic Grt3sbung
Der 4rbttistrdfie hebeatet RatIrlt4 cine
Itayte 8erminoerung Der qrobuttion. Die
GpbRHi0rbtrnng besrdet reidlih 70 PRO-
5ent, bic Giltns unb GtdbIer8euaune 55
Biz 60 grp3ent ber Dor BEN Hriede err
rti9ten 3iifera. limb bitTt grcbutttorss
GinfdrdHtuns fat H%aturgendb, Deil bic
tdum berminDerten @eneruIunioiten, Qbs
fhreibuneen Ii. (. m. Ih ouf bic % bers
min6ertt gr5sugung 81 bertbsilsn baben,
eiHe betrddilids grh0bung Der SeIbfs
foIten CUR GoIgs. bic oud our6 tbeurtrt
Mdtsridln unb oarh ionitiee Wshrtoiien
autr Art 1eitsigert tperbtn. Nber, unb
bos 1T bic 8aapilade: cine @efdhrbnRg
irgepb ne6er art bebeutst bieIe qroouts
ti0nss GinIfrdntnno nnb sQsrtheuerung
beute, ME bic 8inqe iif entipitelt Paber,
fpebtr prIoats nod BOLTS nod triegss
nirtbi6aFilia. Die Giitns nie bic aobs
ieninbuFrit probu5irt btute 70 DieI, pte fe
fam. limb hos III ~ipeniser, ais lie 8ur8eit
ab3Hiebtn berm5dte. Denn nsbtn BEN
birtten anb inbiretten aritasbebdrf fat
f4 dH immerhin betrdGtliter Jriebtnss
bsbdrf diier Qri fir ban reasimdBiam
8erbraua unIereg So MiaionensNoilts
| erbaIten, Der. nadlDtm alts @orrdtbe anf'
geJebrt rarfn unb ndhbem Dor allen bic
unerfdiiierle @iperitdnbsfrnFt unietes
Wirtbl6oftslebsns aud ban Qeneitli6eu
tlar gefporben mar, Ron Mpndt 81 Mondt
itdrter gum 8orihein fam uro 8efriebta
gung beiidte; NIB NIT oieitm einheimts
ihen gsoarf fir BRIGGS uab Griebenaa
gptds b%sretai0t Fh peiter Elm 7rober unr
brdngtnbet 8e6arf bes ntntraien Nuslan.
bes nab 8p6le ME rad Glen unb @iiens
fabritdtgn, BEN mir. foipsii d uns m69.
lid unb init uafersn JniersNeH psteinbdr
1T, germ Hdhtommsn. f1on I'm nHierl
2dnbeisbilan5 8a perbeiern uno dlif @era
b~inbungen fir bic 3sit rad BEN Nrisgi
aAfrs1t at efbaLteu. 1ns bgoeutet, bnf
mir INNER nod mebr pr0buSitsn. oIs pil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

Bacterial bobsn miTe, has id i'm ni4t
oeben lam, bann i6ide i9 i6n tali ID
6eln6 nab 5duIe unb iiberIoHt es Inn,
ob er Ieintn 8etrieb ittllegsu ober fih ben
aopf 5erbrsfen min. unb oann 3srbridt
er fh ben aopf unb Finbst ben aiistpe9,
Idete mir Der GENERALIZATION zines 9ros
ben Derfes. liab 70 ipreden ane. Die
ein3ig baitehsBbs gsrbiR6ung BON NifeRz
iddft unb llnternsbmsribum, bic mir in
unierer MontaninbuIirie, in ber demis
Inen, Der Gleitri3itdtss Der maIhinens
tnDuTrie il. (. ID. hdben. trdgt ieBt tbre
Grudft. gs oitbt tbatIdhIia taum elm
Mdterial, ods mir nitt 5u srieBen eslernt
BADEN Dber Ieruen psrben, fad Is n6t9lg
piiroe.
6p dr6eitet tie WontaninbuItrie beute
nit Qnfpannuug olsr ardIts. bic ibr
per6ltsben Iinb. Aud bic Derte in ben
Grenss uub Administration an Der
Gaar unb In Q%otbringen unb 2uremburg,
Bic BEL a~rieosausbruh ben erDBten gbeil
ibrer gettiebe fia leeen muBten, neil aue
@ertebrgs unb 9ef0rberanpsgsIegeabeiten
dusTebten, neil bort Bic G~tnberufungen To-
fort biel meter einssn upb neil aud oi:
Wlafen Der itaIieniideR alrbsitsr iOfort
Sag 9anb nerljeben, baben Tdon felt Wsps
ndten bic Stp3ung p6Eis iiberpunber.
limb IN abeinlanbs8 eTFalen fat bic
| Eiodang aberbdapt MIR snn3 tar8e Set
eebauert; bort. no NOR ipeiier bon Der
@rense nnb bon benz g%efDonnsasn ariesss
ifdupldB dbIisst BAT man lad tGum
bier5ehntdaiasm Sti1ifano bic arbeit uns
mifielbor NIT Ben berbliebrnen arbeiterr
unb NIT neu berargeboiteH bon ben Staos
ten FortqeIebt. Rur bic ltarte germinoes
runa BET Nrbeitgtr3Fte bnrn bic Gin5tea
buna bgr Bafftnf66igm f4rdntt / BE.
trisbe Elm. auf ben 3eden i'm Gbtrbergs
dmigfesirs DpriManb bat Hh bic De
IammtbeIegfdnft bon 405,183 Ndnu
Gnbe Surii 1914 diif 39,128 Bis gum
Gaoe oes britttn 2udrtdla unD meter
onf 294,503 Bis sum GHoe bss Dierten
0uartals 1914 DermiHberti iH5nH6eu
birfie Ifh bic BAIL sher md ipeittr biz.
rinqert bnben, unb In Der G%iTe1iHoultrtt
III bic Gnt3iebnns bOn arbsitslrdfter
Fdtr minbsHsns stsn 70 sroB. pdbri6eiH.
ii9 nod arDber. llapDntommensn griat
finbtt man, inbem man in bielen Afbeits'
siDeiqen, be bis6er ben Mtdnnfru porbei
bdlttn lpatsa, grausn beTAdftigt, bio bel
hpbe aehn dltsi5t, HeuerDings aff bard
W~erpeHnang bon arie9sgeFaHgeae1. 81
bic @ruben toHulen ren ben 0dan9ener
naE oeIernts 9erearbsiter, bic E9 unsel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24

gebdrf btrHsIen gu t6nnsn. aber mas
pdren mir heute, fpenn Der engIiiasfruns
g5ffht 9lrn pelungen mare, ourd bas
| .neutraIe4 9elgien in unIer 5~nbufries
rebier BON Roreen per ein8ubreden uno
Vi Bier gu iiberrennen, ipdbrenb Ruis
fen nom0Qli9 in 9berIdIeItn hdttsn sins
brinaen fo1en. mir ipdreu bernihtst,
neil mir feline Wuffen mehr 6dtten!
DEM bas Dor alien muB man bebens
fen. ipenn man Heute burd a~btinInnbs
MeaFaIen Fdbrt: bas GuBtre Glib 1T bds
oIei6e gebIieten, dber bic inneren @ehins
oungen unb Der innsre CHM Der arbeit
baben ft BON GraHb ans perIdoben -
HbsiniaHbsDeHfdIsn III brute sum melt
abernie9snben 5beiIe cine ein5ige. groBs
arisdsntrEndite eefnorbsn. 60 1T es ia
BET uns I'M ednSen aside: bic 4npu1ung
| ber bentThen SnouItrfe, lire Doltommere
Ginfeaang 1nf ben ariss III of ge1ug
tihntnn eeFhilbert iporben. Qbtr Der
moatanin0uHrie tortmt babel cine befpHs
bere gebsatnnq 3u. 8enn BE Giftnperis,
bic qrDbten tpie bic t~lsinFen, hdben nidt
MIR IelbH rieiiae Msngen bon &riegss
material Der berI9ie6snften art heg8uitcis
len, Gd6tbe unb granaten, pan8erpIuts
ten uab GfahlbIenbeH, 6ufeiIen uno Gties
| ~fslsiTen, GtdhcIbrdbt fit bic GddBsns
erdb.n, gefpntifen fir bic gtrusntiruns
qen. 66ienen fit bic 5tIbbdhnen uno
sdhIloIss onbtre font, fDnbsrn bic Mons
| tdninbudrie Iisfert aud aubsren ariegss
be6aff 5dbrifen, ebenio pit ben @eriebrss
unfalien, antentbebrlids Gobfoffe. bas
Gfen, bic ao6ls. oud bic ipidtieen Re,
benprpbufte Der aots0fen. sbeer, gen5ol,
| AmmonidE Il. 7. 10. nidt 5u Der9eHen,
DAB Bic MontdninbuItrit Iebensfdhig.
| 6strisbsFdhiq erhditen fuarbe, frog BET
| gntsishund Der Nrbeitgfrdfts unb bet Ab'
fdnsibuna ibrer ouslGnbtfteu RohItpFfe.
mar bes6dlb cine GriTlsnsfrage fir uns.
aber e. III tttne 5rdge msbt. Der Size
Der bsutE6xn Wontnninbnitris 1T IdHef.
I9pn felt ben erffen Mofen bee RriegsE
fan, tntT1ieben. llnb betts 1T TIRE ads'
70, BAH Tie ieber Douer anb je0sr AnfOr'
berund be- arieges H1 unbtbinoI gepa97
fen fahIsn tam. Dds if bas beinabt
fpSrtIih ibetsiNftmmenbe llrtbea oGsi
Snsuhriefibvst, bic ih fprddl. Dor al
lem: Is aisbt teine RohiofTs5 6ipisrieieiI
msbr, bic iDit nidt HbtriDinbsn t5nntsn =
mir maGkn einfo6 dleslS
Dislss vgs esht aassa 1T hsute bbl
cberFg DgDiIe Der synaenisnrs, GEemiEti
unb 49nissr anf ben Mertefi aMeHr
mir sin g~elrieksEtitsr iIdgt, bub It Ell
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-24
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