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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-06

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geIuuoe Sunger, bic ibre @erlssunssn
fi9er niht tragif1 nebmen,
nNie mar e btnn?"
r6an - g iI9t ales guet gauge -
a Stiidls bon mein' Singer ou bobsts ubs
g'ihoife - bic q Il. terlt"-
aunO Sie2" 0os 1T elmer, Der teinere
lei 9erbanO5eus BAT.
pa oeutet sr auf feintn linten Sbers
arm, ipp i4 ieBt in benz Qermeltune elm
tleines brtisdigss a1dittn Tebs: s's iI9t
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madt gar mir. 8ar nllr GRAB, ais oh
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8odt gefabren. DER aopf mar gehorig
eingt6unben, aud mas Ron benz GeIihte
btraaseudts, mar rei6iih blau, pie nd4
elmer aeilersi, aud Der graue Rod seigt
8lntIleden. Qber Der Mann probierie
NIT ben 9anben an ieinem lluterftefer
berum. fIappte ouf unb 5u unb iagte fafs
lid: Sci mir ifdt's dlt uur 3 Jleif9 -
b Sdarnier fub in Oronung."
Gin auto NIT benz rotten areu8 jdst oil
uns borbsi - Gin 4nhdnser lit ansefops
pelt, bic btioen Magen ipippsH auf ben
neiden Gsbern unb iinb, taum Tie nod
bier eepeien. fdon piepsr ferne. Rur
cine @efe Giaub fegt hiuttr ibnen brtin.
8a Idgt Der erItt: Die bats dnbers err
miIht@ - uno lit baun itid. 8il6er aus
biefer 8ampfnaht ittbsn Dor ibm ouf -
aats Gutf miini1e ih ben prddtbouen
Sungen NOD, eann mari6term Iic peiter,
bic GtraBt nad Dun bttunttr.
!0intfr ben MauerreItsn bon 8ouicpn
iteiet Dos @sldnpe sur ainttn cer StraBs
neItig bcradn, pdbrenb iib re4ts am
SUB bcr alttn 9dumt, bic ldngs Der
Strdbe hinSicbtn, cine brsitr BieIenmulbe
ftutt. 6ifr ni1 Id bic g%efdugcnfn Brans
Soien eriparttn, Bonn bier iolen re thre
crIte 8ait 1uf ibrtm Mariht balten uno
5u eiIen unb 3l triHttn %belommtn, aber
nod Ssigt Id ni9ts BON linen.
gfaf ber Sirobt orbeiten erbbraune 8ee
falten - Ie tarren Gdotttr heran unb
beherH bic Jabrrinne aus: Ruhen -
efpa 5~iuonlig Wiaun. unb elm btltidtr
2dnDitt lttbt ais Aafii9t babel unb freut
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ben HnHen. Gle iiHe pis alle = Is 1T
inner mieotr efpa has glsids: gRuBti
brabs Mnmn 8uBli frsb RuBti arbsit'
- aubh pfnia frsb. RHbii weuis arr
Belt guBt pisf FreB, GllBti bel arr
bsif @ubti brape Mdnnll4 Gb eincr
GeulT6 fprtdf2 Sd, Der bort priiben
- pos iti per Ielmstfn.
pa RUFF iA ben Maun beran. gr lehut
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-06
@rObts bonplouariief, IS. Wldr5.

. @robes pdnpiquariiet, %. WldrJ.
Nm 20. mar bds o%ttpsitn. Bis In bic
Ndmt bintln mar Der adnpf I'm ben
Beiib ber 8dlbsr bon Malanconrt uno
4pocpnrt gtpdngtn. Den Ndu5H Tag
binburt, ltou felt BEN fribm Wiorasn,
bottcn pnIert @eitiiBe lire elibmbrn
Teutr auf bos @sldnoe QcT1meliert, oab
bic alter Stdmme IplitiernO idriun ulb
bic buuiltu inoiprnotu arontn btr ME
i'm @rautn trltorrten goumt In bielgm
GudIm aus aiitigbrannm unb aus
m%ilhigpeibtn Shpabm faR trIiidten.
9tIs cine SSlc lag Is ii6tr benz 8ois b.
@noeourt. limb ipeuu Gin Itiisr, mitleibis
ger Minbiiob fam unb bieIs i&rtrtn, bid
eebolteu Rebel Iattc auIriibrte unb hob,
bann idlugeu aud ffpn nsus eiitn btrs
itsnb Elm, iattn ipiebtuum COB unb Muus
ben nnb lisBsn nsue Rdudmafen bers
quellen. Don ben tablen S0bn oss Mprt
homme nisoer ipiesn unitre W0rTer ibre
biden @taBdten, unb aus ber 1iefe Der
@dlotr bon WontTautpn nno Gorats
briIteu unIers 8atierien los. Gin bins
rdleuots Sammsrn tpar Is, bas bic Wens
fdeu, bic 5u 1anicnbm in bitien bcims
eeiuhten WdlbtrH iaBeH, in ibre lInters
ftdnoe idci6te, has bic Bsrtc nnb Sius
bernife scrmolmte nnO 5srI9miB, bic
8rdben unb Dedungen 5erIhItg nno bic
9rdbte Der qtiiungen 5trfests. Rein
lein 3uidmmsnbdng mebr NIT oer 8elt
nnb NIT ben nnbersn brauBsn blieb benz
@dipe unb blitb ben i'm GntIebn bins
iaumslnbsn MenIdtn in benz Walbc. Wit
ouf elmer SnIel IaBen Ic in benz Gperrs
trdn5 unisrtr gliibenoen G%iIenbas.
limb bann I'M iehs ubr abtnbs enbfi6
eaben unItrs @eidibe bic SuTel irei. Der
bentIht Sturm brad los. Gus ~unitrcn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-06

alien, efti6lauftnS Set Sirabt abocourt-
Malanconrt enlightenment Ste1ungen
brad CT btraus ~ 8o9srn unb Mirttsms
berger trugtR i'm rad BORN unb lparfsn
ppr iih bin, mas od bon ben 6ran3oien
aus u%nttri6Iupieu anb aus 9rdbtn quot
uno fh bieier acknowledgement Slut ents
gtgeuitelte. Gin ein5iges SdladtftIb
mar Der ganje Malo nit eintm Mals, Gin
Gdldhtielb. in BEN iih ber bon ben oegts
fden RanoFtutrH 9ebalteHe @tgner bsrs
jpeiftIt gegen bieIe bmreits, undufhaltiam
b~prbringeHbe Slut Der grauen manner
psbrts uno bod nur itsrbsH oDsr iid ers
gtben iountt.
DIS bann bic Qa6t lam, lpnr bag
gar5e Walpge6itt in beutiher 6ano, mar
audi has @orgslGnbe iiibIih Dor BEN
DaIbe bon uns btftBt. Ser Qugrtff mar
in ieiner gau3en grsite bon runb 5000
meter bptgstommsn unb mar iiber orei
ailometer iisf ~gsorungsn. 8rti tart ses
baute. gut geiaffeIte aiuien bate er Dem
deinbe entrifeu uro bate bic 5rdn8oIens
Gtslluneen i'm Rorpen, BET Walancourt
unb 8etbintourt b6Ie umihniirt. Dos
auts ober mar gelungen. oAne cdb duf
Der beutIdsn Stite o15u srObe 0Pfer ge@
forbert poroen pdreu.
3fptis, brtimnl i'm @erlauf Der Ra6t
berIuhte e Der 5einb NIT 9egsnIt0Ben
er .ipurbe obgenieieu. Der neue 3og
CAB bann bic Ml6glidieit, bic Reugc bes
grrtihten flar al iiberIeben, IS 1T i'm
6deel unIerer @rdndten pisl frdn3oii6es
9fut gtfloien i'm gois b'Qlbotourt, uno
bielt iapftrt Sampler, Die ii9 mierem
Gturmc Ite[ttn. Inp g%tfdlep, @efdugen
obtr Fislen unpsrpunost 50 0ffBitre unb
2914 Mldnn in unitrt 6dube. Sie purs
hen aIein 5nridgelsitet. titftr IN bas bon
nns bsiebte 2dno biaein ~.
Nm oieitm 9ormitioae gin9 Id bic
Girabe, bic bei Dun bic Mdns dbtridreIs
let unb rad 8oultou fiihrt, Dem Ritiens
supe Der 9efdHgmeH entgegen. Wunbers
bar biu8tbdut ouf eintn 6tlienitaeI litgt
bic oItc STRIDE pm Dun uao litgeH nfbtn
ibr bic lebttn Rtltf btr Burg, in her
tinIimdls qipin BON 6triital nld6tig iuar.
9raben in ben GegeHb bon 9oulcoH lag
fein 5ommerlb. StUts 1T Bic Ortidaft
BuH, bic fd am re9teH WansnfeT 5u
3tiBeu cieIes 5siientegeis ttrraTeHdrtig
an bic S66t iamisgte, cline romantiIA
ArfiiFiete @uipenitabt. SIN 6srbft BON
1914 babga bic Nrau8oEen fe 3eridlaesn
unb ha6en oue Bic alts Stride oben nifi
atithout. Die Dtutiaen ha6sR Ipatsr oos
eErmiitbiat G'oittstaus. pos ipslihin IN
has Iiallt Giaastat fGtbar ii, tois6er
5aGdt9tIlidt
4aS prr Girabt nad1 1anirun Dos
o.3 iear ur9 Oh 1riintmtrrtF am Msac
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-06
2SGiifen oes 0eutIden6a0es.
pic HrnfraIc annft. '' SHtti6e, bic gerbrebri6nI. @p Dodge,
idakc goabIHter. 20" Bic idIintmen 9%afd6nnbe. $50 Sieri6e
s6nHOWare. sr Sin O%hoienfriss.


Di, GsinOI6aft Der surOpdf4H mddts
5sitipt uuF man6em Gtbitis gar IeltIamt
Griifte. Der aampf gegen bic gtusldnoes
rel in Spta6e unb Sitten III JtpdIsllos in
bieien 8tJiebunstn mebr ais Hsriinbet,
bod Ifon duf BEN @ebiete Der auuit milf
fen BET Gtentrihdft @renJtu etJo0tn fem.
Die eroben Berte Der 2iteratur, Der Mus
III, BET Wlalerti bleiben bon uHItsrbli6em
8ertt, iptnn uud ibr llrbsbsr JuFdlis
elmer otrJeit feinDliden Ration unstborte
ootr angsb0rt, Sn DeutfdIunO NIB SeIttrs
reid lit bieIer @rnubidB fofort Gntrldnnt
fporben, nd9bem bic iibet6od stbtrotu
6dBpe1tn na4 ausbrud ots Dtlttriesss
Iif esIest bdtten. Die 6tere bes feinos
iiten ausldnbts fiibIsn Hi6t minbsr bef>
tig bic g%iIenfauite uuieru o%erbiinbsttn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-06
@aitenOe Snfanterie.

arieeer. tvenH bh6eim ber aunfrinn fein
FeinbIi6es ausldnb in Der 4unt fennt.
6slbft in England III dbnli6e giHiint
eiueefe1rt. Baener, 8ett6oDen, Mo5drt
uno anbere Germans febtn auf ben Rons
5ertprogrammen. nnr lebenbe autoren
iiab berbGnnt. 5rdntreid 1T raoitaItr i'm
9aFeR. Riharb Dagnsr, otr iu9relang
ben Spielplan Der Barrier Sper beberridt
bate, 1T berpont, bic emit ~bepunberten
Merte Der btutIdsn gbilofppben ntrben
ber5eit als Symphonic berd9tlider @eis
ftesoerfaiIung BET Bodies in ben atbutn.
unb 3eituugsn %berbohnt. Riebide gift ais
geiitiger ur6eber beutfhsn 8srbrt6crtums.
Wdbrenb nun bas GaPitel ,RunR" biben
unD briiubtn IdttTdm oner ri9tiger Bis
sum ltebtrbruB erGrtert fpor6tu 1T, fpurs
ben BEN Safe Der Gran3oIen uno Der
Gngldn6er nsue ipcitt Reibe crI9lOfen:
bds 9iereia unO bds pflan8snreid.
SIN ben 3entralmdaten lift man in bies
fer 9e3ie6ung oitt bulbIdmer unb - .liis
ger. 8ein 8erninftiger leugnet, bah beiz
fpielsneiie bic 8pablut5u9t in Gnglanb
unb in Grnntreid eineu melt bObereH Grab
Der Gntpidelung errei6t bat als BEL uns.
Nus bieIer 3atfdhe pirb ber ein5ig ride
tise S9ltlB ge3Oeen unb man Oerpenbet
bas bon bteien 9dnoern eiuaefiibrte 3udts
material sur @srbtierung bes beimii4en
.8onblutss. Guh Ionft perbsn bic in ben
8ollblutseltiiten auigeitelten Sengite eng
.lifher unb frdn30liher 3u6t BON ben
beimif9en 3a6tern niht minber bod einz
geindBt ufb nidt ptniger fart in ans
iprtid, oenpmmen als nor Dem ariegs. Sin
.8i45ug unierer pferbe5uht tpiirbe ben
5eiuben bermutlih melt mebr @eltgenbeit
bereiten, ais bieIe MertiAdbung beg BON
linen geIitferteu Nutcrials an 3u4t9sngs
fen.
90 tlug inc lin bic 6srren 6egner
niht. Die .nsIiide Sportgemeinbe 6at,
trobbem lt 2eiitungen Der beutfhen
Dahsbunbe bisber anertennen mpbtc, bies
Ter 6unoeraFe al8 oeutI4eu 3udtprobnts
ten s5ebbe geI6poren. Der beutYGe
,Dddel@ 1T pljbIi9 minberipsrtig setuors
ben, ale Tdledten @igenidafetn perben
ibul ~angeDidtet, CT miiBte iid Dirtli4
.iddmsn. fpeun be. beatide 9adel ni4t
ebenIo rieIg tug mare. Die 9urple in
Gngldnb abtr fautet: Sort nit ben Oeuts
Then Dd6sbunoen!' Cine 2onooner 3eis
tun9 nenut Fe: ,8er6re9er in bsr 6unbes
melt 0ernutlih nimr1t maj ienfeits
oes Gandls OH, bdB her PATRIOTIC aeiinnte
OeutI6e 0adsl ben sefiirhteten 3eppelins
bur9 fem gelen berrdteriihe 3eiaeH
gtbf. 5rdntrtia bleibt Ielbitberitdnoli9
i'm 9%unoebaFe ni6t 5uriid. Die Oeutf6en
5h~dftrbunbe batten in Grdntrei9 nor
BEN ritge sroBer gefalen crrssi. aui
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-06
2Qeulden na6 Der Sdla6t.
sldue siSu as Sn aisIsufampfsn nm gsrSnn.
Don Kari tsCsner.

Don Kari tiCsner.

5piIdsn eriinsn wisItubrtitsn unb asdsrn
rubt, 5isbt Der ari,g. 2lss paS aus BEN
aaHpIe Der lsbtsn Na9l iommt maB
bieitu Wtg. @robe auips, In benen
eei6tDsrpunotie FBsn, tommen mir tnts
geesL Die nsiben gcrb1nbe lendttn,
bic Wduuer pIdnotrn urb eriiben fr0blit
pinttnb - nidis G6rrdboiits unb nidts
erihiiiternpes baben bieIt Moeen nit
@%trpmbtitn. Bic Fauieub burA ben beatt,
ipdrmsn GriibIinsstaa biuglsiten. Sect
tommt Gin 9rupp Wsripunotter Su Jnb.
5unss Wltnidtn BON tinunb5pansie, 5ipeis
uno5pG5ig Sabren linb fs meiit. Mud
ben ibnen irnoen bic msiitsn iiftbarc 9ers
bdnbe, obsr Ie ssbsu rihiig i'm Fsften
Shritt uno raadtn beinabe olle.
SD rufe fe an: a96r mart beuts nn6t
oobei2"
y8si Qbdtourt2 1reili!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-06

GiraBt nit bieIen peit i6er tanitnb Ii4
If~dnenbtn @efalten. Qls cine ein5igc
qraublaut MaTc in einem 9unit BON
Stuub uno picber Staiib iteben ie TO-.
Damn l5ien Ii6 bic a%nn8enreiter uiO
I6pdrmcn ~oalpppitrsnb in bieie rttiige
ariine 8icIeamuloe, bic fih re6ts bon Der
GtraBe Ientt, binous. 11nh einige aoms
m~dnboruIe eri0nen beutid unb, bon
einem fran8oFIdm GOussOffi3ie aufgs.
nommsn, fran5DfId. 9d Iofen iit Oiele
eeitauten Ma6en, dls ipGren Stiide BON
i6nen aefalen ais pGrsn ie entftHelt.
Su elm aauftn unb StirmeH fallen Ie -
pennen ben gang binunter. tduerR Td IN
oag 0rds, iDerfen iib bier auf bieie iuHse
DieIe - ldnottsrH auf chamber Elm
IIlen bic game ntite, crime SddIe mie
cine ausaeItreutc Ssrbe, Inn bic bsr bttie
Sdnbpoa a~an5enreiter ais graue 8ddter
t~reiien.
DreifduIenb babtn mir BEL 4pucourt ges
fanqen = Der critic Shub bdlt bier nab
dllen Shrcdtn nieIsr GGla4t sum sritsns
nal Ruit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-06

@etn seb6rt 9unbOm? Iadfoleenbe
4ngabsn uber 2pnbons @roBqruHbbes
fiBer biirften iuenig betannt Iein. 8undd
gebOren benz 9er3pg BON WefminIter
etpa 1000 Morgen innerbal6 Der Gtabt,
bic inn einen Wietertrdg bon 56,8O0OOO
Murt I'm Sabre bringsr. 9as III freilia
Der eintrGgliG ie @runbbeiib in 9onbpn,
dber tetnespees Der gr6bte. Gin grunbs
tigentum i'm iiibliden 9eile Der Gtdbt
umfaBt nabe3u bier QudbrotmeiIen, unh
6runbItiide BON me6r ols 5tpei 9uobrats
meilen gibt' ss cine gauge 4nsdbl. Bon
nnberen @rpBgrunbbeiibern 2onbpns fei
2prb 6ofpdro be @olben aendnnt, NIT
292 MprgeR unb einem jd1rIihtn Girlz
toumen an Yd1t5ins BON 55,200,000
Mart. Die $50 Morgsn beg 5tr5ogs b,
8ebforo trdgen inn 100000 Mdrt
iGbrliben Sins. 2orb northampton be-
3iebt aus 26O Mtorgtn 30,720,O0O Mfdrf.
Dem SFr8oq b. RorTolt brinet Iein
grunbbsIiB am .Gtranb" 28,800OO0
Marl, uub 2orb portipan genisBt aus
feinsn go MOrgtu 33560,000 Mart an
@iaiinfiea. Die 200 Mtprgen bts Carl
81 @abogan itsllsn Elm gintommen BON
Q ,S00,00O Nlart bar, pdbreno bic airne
100000 Mart an @runbpahteu aus
ibrem geiiB i'm nnrnebmffen Seile beg
asnIinstous9ierte beSiebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-06

9urhfdnttli9 tpmmtn ouf iebe die
frau ieben Geburten.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-19


you have gotten over that old con-
ventionaI habit of dividing people into
two classes, the good and the bad. 1
have. have never seen a person so
good that did not find some bad in
him and no one so bad that did not
discover a good trait or two.
I'm the after years many of my
friends tried to make me think Earn
est Lawton was all bad and at one
time thought he was all good. Now
know he was only just like the rest
of us, part good and part bad
1.-The greatest fault of Earnest
LawtOp was he was utterly selfish.
Consequently he was never to taste
the highest happiness himself, nor be
able to make anyone else perfectly
happy.
HE was jealous the night I went
to supper with Jeff-jealous and
lonely. He did not know what to do
with himself as he had almost be-
come dependent upon me for his own
after-the-theater relaxation, and,
being uncomfortable, his want of me
became an Obsession. He thought
he must find me at any cost. He
never for one minute considered me
in any way except as in regarding
himself. And the more he drank the
more obstinate he became in his de-
termination to find me and make me
as uncomfortable as I had unwilling
ly made him.
1.-THE next day, however, when he
awoke with a splitting headache, he
had remorse with a capital r. He
was not quite sure what he had said
or done, but from past experiences
he knew he had probably done the
wrong thing and, like all towards, his
first idea was to make up with me at
any cost, and, Margie, this was the
way he tried to do it:
Dear Baby Child am so glad;
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-19

IN = ONER MUTT
real gTOwn-up woman of experience.
Then you would perhaps feel that
my foolish jealousy was unpardOn-
able-but oh, dearest, you cannot
know the raging he'll l was in last
night-yOu cannot know what your
dear presence has meant to me the
last few MONTHS 1t is like drink of
cold water to man dying of thirst.
Child, do you know l am about
half a century older than yOu-in
years, I am only a little over a decade,
but in experience and living l am so
old that sometimes l stand aghast
befOre-yOu. can hardly realize any
one can have the outlook on life that
you have-so enthusiastic, So trust
ing, so loyal, so true to the best and
most worth while. 1t makes me very
humble. l am always trying to re-
member if l were ever so young and
innocent as you.
Dear, even in my youth 1 never
met a woman who was as humanity
real as you. Who was as generous
Il don't mean generous in the way of
giving money, but in giving yOurself).
l have never known you, dear, when
you have seemed to consider what
you were going to get out of any
thing. You simply give, give of your
self, your sympathy, your talents,
your enthusiasm to everyone, SEEM
ingly perfectly serene in the knowl-
edge that no matter how much you
give you will still have more to offer.
" This is the reason, baby child,
why 1 have the courage to ask you
to give me the blessing of your divine
forgiveness and not to despair when
l think of how terribly I must have
appeared to you last night.
Dear heart, forgive me, not be-
cause l deserve it but because. 1 love
Earnest
when 1 went on the stage in my
| mart he WHISPERED: Are YOU still an
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-03-30
Prejudiced

Whitney Warren was talking at the
Metropolitan Club in New York about
the central empires submarine policy.
"Any American who supports that
policy" he said, "any champion of the
sinking of the Lusitania and Ancona,
must have taste like the old Scots.
can old Scot was once Boosting that
Scottish apples were better than our
splendid Washington ones-our sweet,
Juicy, enormous, red-cheeked Washing
ton apples that sell in the restaurants
Of Europe for 40 or SO cents apiece.
ayes said the Scot, 'our Scottish
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-03-30

apples are the best
Come, now said fruit farmer,
you can't mean that
Yes, ! do mean it, said the Scot:
but maybe I'd better tell We, laddie.
that for my ain taste prefer them
sour and hard.'"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-03-30
REYNOLDS is PEEvED

CHAIRMAN REYNOLDS of the Public Service commission
~ peeved publishers Washington Week
had the audacy classify him sort of expensive
Injury which the state could along without and suggest
he resign In reply Mr. Reynolds refuses and says "You
suggested that resign When this commission has eliminated the
derenta which favors the southwest and which
state thousands of dollars each
peted telephone investigation established just and
hruou the state and has settled
the Puget Sound Traction Light
pany city Seattle if then there important
rendered the state this department.
your suggestion"
Evidently Reynolds say that if after
finished his there left
the state chance them probable however
that Reynolds has not finished with present
1917 he will be spared the of
erng the Weeky's suggestion.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-03-30
Doesn't Know

b. A. de Gree-My stomach's out
of order, doctor.
Doc Shipp-Have you tried home
cooking?
B. A. de Gree-No, that's not the
reason.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-03-30
THAT OILED ROAD

THAT OILED ROAD
of all the things which been said about the
IL oiled road appears that the county
built this road is got more money other
built the county 1t isn't boulevard it is true
the construction poorly inspected and larger
specifications called for have been used but
it's defects and deficiencies it of the best road in
vestments the county has ever made.
remembered that the time the improvement
proposed county engineer submitted specifications Had these
specifications adopted the funds then available would
built miles the of the improvement
by ranch At the request
specifications changed
funds built miles instead of three The miles cost
1t has been claimed for the road that would last
expensive but that would give people
valley real service than few miles the expensive
has been claimed for it that anything but spread
gravel road nearly determine made good
as such.
Valley people lot kicking about
the road but have been able figure exactly
they have been kicking about unless to into the hands of
the Prosser Tax League which kicks about everything may
be that the Valley people would like to trade the
Prossers Euclid $4,000 $4,000 mile
build and after four five of recently repaired
equal the entire first of the Finley
the object of the Valley kckers has been the
impress upon them the necessity spending
the maintenance of the road they have been
the entire miles have been into excellent
shape at cost of about $780,
.**+*+A
rags as. RAGS
ATTENTION OF the readers OF the
recently called to the marked price print pa
Price advances have been due to the shortage of mater
a this shortage that the u department
of striving assist relieving the shortage The
department has issued and wide distribution the fol-
lowing bulletin:
department called by
president of to the fact that
there shortage material for the manufacture
including and old He that the depart
should make it known the collecting and saving
and old would greatly better existing conditions for Amer
lean manufacturers.
Something like $4,000 different kinds paper
board the United States and
large proportion of this after has served its could be
class of large of it, howeve-
either burned otherwise wasted This of has to be
replaced materials In the early history Of the
dustry publicity given to the Importance of saving
scarcely Importance The department of
glad bring this matter the attention of the public in the
hope practical results flow from it. little attention
saving and old will genuine relief
paper industry and diminishing strain of
supply for materials"
| NrnYCYCV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09
A GARDEN or WHITEHEAD HOPES

Scientific MOnthly)
The garden par excellence of the
tropic world Is Java. yet Intellectually
II Is but cemetery of Withered hopes
and ambitions wrecked in mockery,
for over all there broods the dun ia
tallsm Of despaiT-the sufficient unto
the day" of the conquered follower OF
Mahomet, Ambition. II it exists in
the Java of today, seems powerless To
raise its people above the condition
Of the Asiatie peasant.
There is no well-to-do class of ma
tive artisans, aud one may travel
throughout the land and find hardly
a native shop upon whose wares the
European may bestow a glance of ad-
miraton, save only for the vanishing
art of baticck cloth, and the still
more morihund manufacture Of the
krees Antlike over the whole land,
in every view, there swarms the dull
faced, docile coolie OF the soil, Meas
ured by the standards of morality,
source of commercial weakness, and
Java has not always paid" despite
her conquerors' efforts to secure as
much profit from her as their con-
science and the public spirit of their
times would permit. The water sup
ply of her countless mountain streams
might turn the wheels of many mil,
but Java still sends her products
abroad in the form of raw materials.
and the cultivation of cotton is not
even attempted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09

rs they did in the Delgadillo case 10
this county and as they have been do
ing for the past two years I'm Arr
zona, to have the pardoning power
commute the death sentence TO life
imprisonment. 1t is needless to say
that no such elemency viii be ex-
tended In this state unless facts. not
available to the court when the trials
occurred in Grant county, are pre-
scented TO the governor.
Crime does not diminish except in
proportion to the ability of society 20
protect itself. no more than wars de
crease except as preparedness is n
prevention Society, like St Michael,
continually holds the dragon beneath
It's mailed foot, and, like st. Michael.
IL must be constantly on guard. Also
It must not be so merciful as to APP
pear weak.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09
NOW WRITER'S WRITE.


William Allen White. whose new
book of shorter stories. Gods Pup
pets, has Just been published, works
slowly aud with metriculous care
which circumstance accounts for the
fact that several seasons generally
elapse between the publication of his
successive volumes. 4 story was once
told 90 the effect thar Mr.. White first
writes A book. then rewrites it. then
reads il TO Mrs. White, after which
he throws 1t away and reNrites il
again. Ills wife, so the narrative
runs. y his most severe critic.
N describing the methods Of Henry
kiteheh Webster author of The Real
Adventure" Samuel Merwin anus
ingly told how Air. Webster discover
ed that he had the debating mind. "
Under the necessity OF producing fie-
ton at high speed. Mr.. Webster hired
stenographer. His literary meth