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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06
RATS AND NICE
DRIVE FARMERS
TO LAW COURTS

A load q hay that yameo - wan
Or. . 0reenneid farmer put IN 60 g
the houses On Michael 01oonD'
farm, attracted q horde a roks 81
Held mice. The farm meadows vGgo
filled with the rodents last sunmor
when the hay was put IN. rhs ~
made the best sort Of nesting plaoo
along towards fall. There vOo
seeds to feed on In the hay, slso.
Not only the rats but weasels made
their home IN the comfortable ban.
and two woodchucks burrowsd n
der the building to be dose 70 the
forage.
The sharpteethed creatures didnx
ntop at chewing the hay but latsr
into the building also. according To
Gibbons declaration Monday, In his
cult against Walker. Both men a.
mitted the presence Of the animals.
Gibbons wanted SIS damages.
Walker held that he had mention
cG beforehand the zee he was going
to make 81 the building on the so
acre farm. and his landlord said II
would be all right. Justice Harsch-
ner allowed SIS damages.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06

Admiral Henry r. Mayo is com
mander Of the Atlantic feet.
He II a man who demanded apol-
cgies from Hnerta BY the salute OF
81 guns for the arrest OF marines In
1'smpico. and whose unnIlhlled de-
mand resulted in the landing OF
United States forces at Vera Cruz.
Admiral Mayo was born, Dec. S,
1856. In Burlington, VT. graduated
from Annapolis in 1876 and sd.
vanced until June 10, 1918, when be
became rear.admiral. He command
cd the Maryland during our war
with Spain.
He was commandant 81 the Mare
island navy yard, and began com
handing the fourth division OF the
Atlantic feet. De. IS. 1913.
June 70. 1915. Mayo became com
handing vice-admiral OF the Atlantic
feet and. on June 10. 1916, became
IFS admiral and commander upon the
retirement OF Admiral Fletcher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06
FORCES BUILDING
COMMISSION 10
HOLD UP PERMIT

James n. Lee. assistant corpora-
ton counsel. who has been Acting -
legal adviser 20 the building commis-
zion, had to threaten to reslxn his
post az the meeting OF the commio-
sion Monday 10 get the commtSsion
10 take his advice. ". J. Murphy,
II 10 alleged. remodeled an old fsame
warehouse and a couple OF other
old buildings into an apartment
house at No 2S2 Twenty-fourthse
In violation OF the building oo1A
This happened about three gears
ago. but escaped the attention a
the building department until rscsat
y. when neighbors complained.
After neighbors drew attention .
the violations complaint was ulaAs
against the builder In the rsccgdsg's
court. charging him with about .
dozen violations Of the code. W.
the case came up for bearing -
Lee advised that the COMPLAINS -
withdrawn with the undsrutanA1nR
that q new complaint snbodyhs q
the violations IN one charge wsuo1
be nicd. The building department.
aid not gtvo Mr.. Lee Ne h1pEmv
ton upon which 20 bare tAe ~
charge and II has not ossn III.
Monday whitney asked the comma
sion for approval OF plsns he has ~
ermcdeltns tho buildinss, and -
forcs the commission not 70 trsa1
win whitney until tAs charges
against him are settled Lee Ind -
threaten TO quit Then ehs MATTER
Vas postponed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06

By WILLIAM PHILLIP SIHMS
(Stdn Correspondent United Prcssl
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
AT THE FRONT. Feb. elf there
was anything needed TO make Can
ada's nghting forces here complete
ly comfortable and CHEEKY, Il was
the news OF Americas break With
Germany
when the United Press correspon-
dent took the news 10 the trenches
tho Canadians expressed no sur
prise but were frankly pleased In
fact. they seemed almost as proud
OF President Wilson's stand as
Americans here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06
Canadian Troops Cheered By
News of Diplomatic Break
Between u. S. and Germany

Wen who went into the trenches
today chuckled in anticipation Of
breaking the news TO the Germans
opposite them by placards, notes
tied to stones. shouts and other fav.
orite taunts OF the Tommies The
most unusual exclamation OF opinion
on the development was that Ger
many was mad
The Canadians were already
CHEEKY on account OF the continued
cold weather and n new fall OF snow
last night which made the country
look homelike. but they were made
even more cheerful by the news OF
the break.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06
TURKISH
CABINET FORMED

BERLIN. via Sayville wireless.
Feb. g.. Formation OF a new Turk
ish csbine, vas announced by the
Ohicial Press Bureau today The
Turkish grand yiEier. Said Hahn
Pasha, resigned on account OF IN.
health and Minister OF the Interior
Talst Bey was charged with the
formation OF new cabinet. His
ministry. as formed. Is as follows
Grand vizier. Talat Bey (also minis.
ter OF hnancet; minister OF war.
Enver Pasha; minister OF marine.
Dyemal Pashs. The cabinet
change" said the oficial bureau.
means no change in policy. The
new cabinet decided 10 continue the
war on the side OF their allies with
the utmost vigor"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06
CO-EDS WANT TO
BE WAR NURSES

CHICAGO. Feb. eighty goods
from Northwestern University have
sent their applications TO the Amer
lean Red Cross society. The Illinois
training school for nurses will be
placed az the disposal OF the Red
Cross and clashes started at once.
Women organizations OF all kinds
are exceptionally active in encourag
Ing the forming Of new Red Cross
units.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06

Next to Josephus Daniels. secrc-
Try OF the navy. Admiral William
Benson is head OF the entire
pited States fieet. His oficiL posi-
bn Is chief OF naval operations. He
insults with Daniels and the gen
NJ board OF the navy.
Benson was horn Sept. e5. 1855.
Macon. Ga. and entered Annap-
Do soon after his preliminary cdu.
tion. Graduating as midshipman
1877. ne became ensign In 1881,
kutenant In 1893. lieutenant com
ander In 1900. captain In 1909.
ar-admiral In 1915. and admiral In
ie.
He has served on various assign.
Dnts AZ Annapolis and filled du-
Dc anoat rs high as division and
|uadron commander. He was COM
kndant OF the Philadelphia navy
Srd. i9i3-Isl5. He has been chief
naval operations since May IL.
|i5. He has been known more "a
hitter than n naval administrator.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06

Admiral william b. CAperton 70
commander OF the Pacific fleet. Hs
is the man who established peace m
Haiti and San Domingo. His suc-
cess In bringing about a stable gov
eminent there resulted in HE pro
motion July 20. 1916. to admiral
The situation in Haiti puzzled even
the diplomats at Washington. but
caperton. with threats OF force.
backing assurances OF good will, dis
posed OF T..
Caperton is So. graduated AZ An.
napolIs and became lieutenant In
1889. He was an otficer on the
Marietta when she accompanied the
Oregon in her famous race from the
Pacific thru the straits Of Magellan
10 take part in the fight with nd
mirai Cerveras feet at Havana har
bor. in the Spanish war
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06
The raetfuI Approach.

To be willing 10 accept favors ia
more diflcult for high spirits than
10 be willing 10 bestow them The
exquisite tactfulness OF the Mas
ter's approach 10 this common wo-
man IL noteworthy. He perritted
her to do Him a favor. That f.
often the surest approach 20 the
good VIII OF person. The weary.
thirsty Jesus sought a drink AZ tho
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06

Admiral Austin Melvin knight has
just taken command Of the Asiatic
feet at the Philippines. He was tor.
meriy a member OF the general
loard OF the navy.
Until recently knight was presi-
uent OF the naval war college at
Newport. r. l.. and taught tactics
end strategy to the men who will
some day command ships and squad
rons.
knight was born Dec. is, 1854, at
Ware. Mass. and graduated from
Annapolis in 1878. He became rear
admiral in 1911 and adinidal in 1915.
He is the author OF Modern Sea.
manship.' published in 1901
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06
In the Religious World
THE WOMAN WHO DID NOT CARE.

our touch affects the lives We meet
Are they left on level where II
Ia easier for them to think about
God?
There WAS nothing snobbish about
Jesus lie freely spoke 10 all whom
He met on the highway or life.
Last week we saw Him colloqulng
with q Jerusalem scholar and arts.
tocrat: this week Jie is in CONVEX.
sation with a Samaritan woman
who was apparently q field hand.
Neither the fact that she was a
woman nor the other fact that she
was OF the despised. hybrid Samari-
tan race, married His real friendh-
ness. Had He been more zealous
for the 'minutiae OF the strict Jewish
law He would not have gone thru
Samaria. but would have made the
long detonr east OF tho Jordan.
Few places IN Palestine are more
thoroly accredited than Jacobs well.
II is near Mt Gerizim and Mt. Ebal.
and hard by is the city OF shechem.
now called Nablus. a fanatici COM
munity where AZ present n garrison
OF Turkish troops are quartered.
The tomb OF Joseph Is on the neigh
boring hillside. During the Cru.
sades a church was built over the
we'll. but y has been long In COM
plete ruin; before the war, the
Greek church was building a new
edince. have drunk from the deep
well that Jacob dug; and the monk
who was my conductor. seemed TO
marvel that did not carry any OF
hts holy water away.
The Wells OF the World.
What thoughts throng one a. he
stands by the worn stone coping OF
this very we'll upon which the
weary Saviour rested. Nothing IL
more suggestive to thoughtful
traveller than these ancient wells
OF the Orient. But this one typi-
fies the highest truth-the Water OF
Life. A public fountain in Philadel-
phia bears the simple inscription.
whatsoever drinketh OF this wa
ter shall thirst again"--a picture OF
the transformers OF all the salts
factions that earth offered
This faded woman who had drunk
the cup OF passion TO It's dregs, had
n soul-thlrst too great for her own
understanding Jesus met her real
need by Offering her the privilege OF
becoming in herself a fountain: and
when she accepted His gift she did
begin 10 supply others in the vii
lage OF Sychar Even this loose
woman straightway became an evan
gelist. That Is Christs plan for all
His friends. He does not make
them cistern-saints. mere receivers
and containers OF the waters OF
grace. He makes them fountain
friends. flowing springs OF bless
ings. Modern hotels advertise
Running water In all rooms"
Would that the church might pro
saints" We want yelling Chris
tians more than We want anything
else this side of heaven
In Shanghai there is a fine thoro-
fare called "Bubbling Well Road. 4"
which is as badly miFnamed as some
Christians. for It's we'll IS neither
bubbling nor sweet But what a
Joy n would be n we could all have
our homes on a spiritual Rubbing
Well Road" For the waters OF
grace are living waters. fresh.
sweet and etfsrvescent. Unless
Christ ia present reality. He is
not reality at all One cannot
live on old spiritual experiences any
more than he can subsist on last
years bread. Day by day Christ
Is TO be experienced anew by all
who would be commandments OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06

DENVER. Colo. Feb 6.-~I have
kt broken ouf" OF Colorado's IA,
bus penitentfAry at Canon City.
no weeks ago | broke in" During
y interval I was convict within
tson walls. living the life. think.
the thoughts AMI doing the work
a convict
From the moment entered the
n ! learned that Colorado's real
son syFtem. famous thruout the
tion. is not in the walls. but out
e rhc road-building camps. the
son farms. the parole system by
hich men eau earn good money.
pile serving out paroles, are the
III prison system of Colorado.
Much space has been given TO
arden Thomas J lyman. head Of
|lorado's penitentiary. By the
nerican press Rut during the
int years lyman has been var
N there never has been story
itten from within the prison
lis. To get that story I prevailed
bn u deputy sheriff 10 plot With
no could be made q convict"
10 the penitentiAry unknown 10
officials. and write the true stOry
how convicts are handled
sed as a forgoF operating in
Iall Colorado town.
Upon my arrival at the pen | was
rned over 10 a guard who showed
an iron cage where new PRISON.
-.ash. he older eohTiets call
fm--are held while being search
xaa told 10 place sny bat upon
floor and TO put into II all the
ms carried In my pocket They
Insisted OF p>>~sage ~ cigarettes
pencil. and thrse dollars.
The next day Warden lyman visit
me IN my cell lie advised me
hinxt ~moking cigarettes They
re the cause OF IS per cent ~ al
kness. ne said. Then he gave me
pipe purchased with his own mon
after learned that he gave every
arette smoker In the penitentiary
pipe in the hope Of breaking him
the habit
After being searched was taken
the prison photograph gallery
"mugged" Next | received an
Int OF prison olothing--a pair OF
kvy dark blue trousers; a striped
r. and hat; suit OF undercioth.
a pair IL heavy wool sox and a
q OF brogan shoes. all made by
bvicts in the prison tailor shop.
was "hrst grade prisoner I
fd within the prison walls. work.
in tho sandstone quarry eight
mrs u day. At the end 81 that week
hands were FILTERED and sore
cry bone in my body sched day
] night This work was the hard.
hal ever done
At 5ij a. IN. arose and put on
coarse shirt and trousers. wash.
my face and hands In the run
hg water with which each cell liz
llpped. then went to breakfast-
wed meat. bread and coffee. At
that worked Ave hours. Then |
dinner. After dinner worked
Zee hours more. till $3.50. Then
time was my own until p. m.
en- with The other convicts ate
pper went 10 ny cell. and was
bed In for the night.
During my first night as convict
card a strange tapping on the wall
my cell. that sounded very much
? the falling OF huge drops OF
ter against n hollow surface.
he next day I learned this tap
x WIS the prison wireless" by
ich conyicts talk TO each other
night.
1n n, cell Wall found the alpha
for this wireless" scratched In
e characters. Immediately set
work learning g.
his wireless" IL worked by
oners tapping upon the walls
h spoons stolen from the dining
IN.
he first story heard over this
reless" was that convict named
taIg AaA kr., .~-N A.. . .-G.~..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06

This map shows graphically the
distribution Of native born Germans
thruout the United States Note the
two black patches In which more
than Is per cent Of the inhabitants
are -born-one OF them start.
ing at Milwaukee and extending
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06

portions Of Wisconsin. Illinois. Min.
nesota, Iowa and Nebraska, with
scattered patches in Michigan. Ohio.
Missouri, the Dakotas. Texas and
Nevada.
Sections in which the native born
Germans number less than but
more than per cent OF the people
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06

TO avoid fmitst1uns md tns0ssGyU
substitutes b sure - Ell fR y
Caidweli's Syrup Pspsin. - ~ .
facsimile Of Ds. CaldwslrS sfUna1uo
and his portrait appear a De ys0DY
carton IN which the botsle b Doc11DA
A trial bottle. free Of chargA e -
obtained By writing - d, ~ =
Caldwell. I65 washfng>pa - ~
ticeilo. nlfnofs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06

Prtnting--the plain neat kfna--shst
10 right-Times Job Dept.-wsir 4S2o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-06

pm NJ cell Wall found the alpha
for this wireless" scratched In
e characters. ! Immediately set
work learning g.
his wireless" IL worked by
oners tapping upon the walls
h spoons stolen from the dining
IN.
he hrst story heard over this
reless" was that a convict named
kelly bad been sent TO a prison
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
Die mihbunOsIts @aBr6eit,

Der SonbsrbsriatsrItattsr Der
.8OIfiI9en 3eituns' idrisb au Nns
lang Nopembsr: yWldn tDnnte Wlits
lsi0 empttubsn, fpenn man Iisbt, NIT
lpelhsn WtItteln uKIsre @egner Den
inisHoen ariessMut in ibrsn Cans
psrR tiinitli9 tpiebsr an5ufa9eR
osrIu6eu. 6ier cine feline MUSCLE
siues einsigen 5agts: DAD ruhtihe
RiHiIterium bss A~usp6rtigsn erlGBt
IN DIE einbetmi 1r preiie bic 0a1a
ri9t, Der lerbil9s 8ii6pf @arnnbas,
Der nah Der 3ertrimmsrung Sera
bieus nacb P~stsrsturg ssIIphsn lei,
O~sgGbe-iid pieoea mad Ssrbisn Sus
rid, beIisn Befr:iuns BON Der frem0s
linbilneR Snpalioh INNER fpeitsre
GOrtiaritte made. Cd Die rnFii9e
amtIide Seiegrapbenagtntut fneloet
aus ObsFa: Humauien bat ale Wlobs
ysgtln Sur 8ertrsibuug bes s5einbes
srgriffen. Gin peiterss 9orriidsR 0es
@sgners 1T nnm6sIid. aus 8utareit
nirO bon oerlelben omtliden aeens
tllr gemsIost: @sneraI Soffre bobe
i'm 6Guptquartier @srtreter Der rus
mduiidsn preFe stnpfaugeu unb err
Hart: Rumanien peroe Dem 5etnb
idDers 9erlulte sufissu uub tpsitsre
grfolge erriuyeR Gbnli9 ben Bis isbt
ii Der 3obruOIba er3fsIten. Die
yJloippis Mremja" idrisb sipei Gage
naa BEN Jag 9onltau3as: Die Rus
mdnsn, red)t5eitig untsritibt pon urs
isrsn uno isrbi. 1sn arnsen, BADEN
bis isst NIT GffOlg oas @ereeben
0es gtgners pnriert uub Tid iebt
causrnp i'm iIoIi@m Seil Der Doba
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

DieIts @ebot otdnst F1 I'm 10 msDF
nuE, ala es aRter alien limfGnDen
fir nnporbsr5uisbsnSe game cine llors
Il RampFrsIsrDs in BsrsitihnTt gu
boIten gilt.
Sine dbnlins @rIGsinune bat Iih
TGpn i'm decentralization Ge5efs
iOastritge eingeItsli, bei benz bic
arissfibruns nuf ieittn Der NOrOs
FtoattH ia nun auf bic ipirtfanFtli9s
llHtsrbinnuns bss gesners nbges
Itimmt eetpeIen TT. Cine sigentIi9s
6effHIaht tpat pGbrenb bss ganaen
finf SobEe DauerHOsn Arisgss midi
ltattgefunben. Die I'm 9srlnufe Dss
arieges Don urIpriinsIid 60 aaf 671
Gin6eitsn nusgspn6Isne norcftnotIis
de 5lot.e lit ~0ertuenDst tDorben 5ur
gfIfettipboItung Der Blodaoe oss
IiOttaatlihen RiiFengebists, fir bic
Gar6fibruns unO 8esIsitung uTs
Iangreibsr 9ruppeuperIdifbunssR
iber Gee unb our GOr3ierune Der psrs
idieDsnsn, Die 3ugGnge gu ben 6ns
isRliGoten Der GibItoatsn permittslnr
ben StommiinouHgsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

ter R~lIlttnpuntte. Der Raperang unb
8eritDruns BON Shiffsgut, Der @ss
tOrts BON WaferfIug5eagsH ni6t brns
ausgstommen. giur i'm ADriatii hen
9lstr bot Iih ouf Der 9Obs BON Dus
rasau einmal sin etpas erntersr 3us
i%ammeniioB obgeipielt, obnt Ifd oDer
III elmer wiriliden SseInla9t aus5us
pa9lsn. 8erglicben nit oer 3dtIgs
teit Der Gompflottsn 1T fribsren
SsstriegsR srsibt pies freilih eiusn
Itarten Rontralt. Wldn braudt babel
ni6t e,umaI IN Ole Seeiriessaeihlhte
oes Alteftums bi~Hdb5ufsigen unD Den
4ysloponEsi9sn uno bic YuniIhen
arisse nit ibreu bdufigen. gum Ieil
log1r trisgseniiteipeno tpirtenoen
S5esi9Iaaten beran5ubolen. IS ges
niigt poaltmiSis. auf Die RdnDie Sai
Gee bIROapsiien, bic Ii9 3pii9sn
Spanieu, ben Risoerlanbsn uno Gngs
lamb abgeIpisIt babea, bis oas Iebtere
81 lsinst Sereeltnng getommen 1T,
Ober auf bic 3abI Der StsihIatten
5u usrneiisn. be oer arisg gnglanos
nit Der sriteR iron5oFi4en aspubIit
uuO Dem ipdtsru aoiierrei4 ge5siiigt
bat.
Gin !SauptgrunO fir bic Be,
i9rdntte aampniottentGtigteit bsItebi
neben ben I9ou 81 usri9sOsnen Wlaa
len errrtetten ieetattiidta unO Ieepo'
litiideE grpdsungeH in Dem Hn'
ItanOe, bab i'm Rriessplan Der Gn'
tentc Bic fpirAdaftli1e A6i9niruuq
Der 3entraImGtte unb bic untsrbin'
bauS i4rsr iberleeii9en 3ufu9rsn sins
grpBe 4ummer ousmadten. I'm bic
Ter Drummer 5u seniigen, beoarf Is
elmer grOben Shiffs3nbl, Oamit bic
9lodoOs ftsts efietiip bItibt uub bic
natlrli9e Rsattion basegsn Der
9tpdaosbrl9. ben man jsBt audi aui
Entsrissii6sm Mese gu bstrsi6en Osrs
iudt 10 pisl als m6gli1 psrbinDsrt
fperosn tam. 8d3u tommt, DAP bic
rieIsR 5ruppsns unp Woteriiitranss
porte bon England Ra9 BEN 5eits
lamb unO BEN Susstnnal, DON 5raHts
reid rno STATEN mad 4lbanien uno
GrieGenlano, con Snbkn aug mad
ben perIdisDenen puntten Der Mits
telmeeriijte unD FONT mad ollen Gins
meIsridhangea sntIprtfenD ssfortiert
ietn modem 3ieIe Gsiorte miro UNI
10 bringlider uno i9r Sdtffsbeoarf
UNI 10 mdallgsr, ie mebr bon Ieiten
Der Mittslmddte Der attiou9bersia
etg Observation-Disclosures. Das reprds
~isntiert suiammsn cine Gunme poa
artsasfd9rSeugen, bic e rdtIih maft,
nit btm gejtanbe bausbdltsriih ums
3ugeben unD lid init Dem toitbarsn
anb nur longFrtftig gu srIeBenoen
Rriegsmttttl ntdt nbne GrunD unb
Grbolua9saushAt in ba2 8abonques
Iptst elmer Sssidlaht siusulafen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
ruOIda fsieeTebt." SsIbf fir bic
beriidtigte Gntenteliqsnbaftiateit lit
bits pirtIth ettpas gu DieI fir staeR
slnsissu Gag.

Sm Sabre 1915 purben in ben
RationaIforitsn 1924 @aIobrdr6e
betdmpft, segen 7018 in 1914 uub
sinsn 2ural6nitt bon 4759 in ben
Issteu flint Sabrsn.
0it Barrier Sbeater Ders
einnabmtea I'm Sabre 1914, bag bod
nod iisbsn 5riebsnsmonote 6atte,
muir 41,606, 315 Grants, gesen 68.s
452,395 Grancs i'm 9oriabre.
Der 6taat Ssras prohu3isrt
oon allen Staaten am msiten 1oums
pOIlt. Der leBtidbrige gstrag mar
3,227.480 9oIleu. 3und9n tnmmt
Der Staat Georgia init 1,908,673
8olIen.
SIN Minter 1907 mubtsn bic
Fran3OIiidsn 9ruppsn pegsn Mons
ssls an g%toubfuttsr ibrs gIerbe nit
Da6trob fiittsrn.
Sn @uBIonb beripenoet mon
lus aublsnitdub geprsbte niirEeI;ge
Gl0dt ais GtrabenbsIeg. Der aohs
'%enitaub pirb bo5u NIT Strip RRh
9nrs psrnlifbt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

language is destined to rule the
world. We say this is a wholesome
awakening, for If it had not come
our nation would most assuredly
have steered the course that Great
Britain Travelled. One language
means but ONE thought, but ONE
viewpoint, but ONE "single-tracked"
mind and idea.
To further this awakening is n
Of the greatest tasks Of the National
German American Alliance by adj
vocating the introduction of the
study Of German into the curriculum
of every American school. Perhaps
the American people win now APP
preciate the service the Alliance has
so far rendered in keeping alive the
~smouldering fire.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
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