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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-05
FRANKIE RUSSELL TAKES COUNT,
Lightweight Championship Aspirant
Knocked Out by Jimmie Hanlon.

New Orleans. Jan. 5.--The claim oe
frankie Russell, of Now Orleans, to tha
southern lightweight championship,
we're discounted when Jimmy Hanlon.
Of Denver. knocked him out last night
in the sixteenth round of "A scheduled
2O-round bout.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-05
BEST RECRUITING AGENT.
Tennessee Postmistress Leads in Sc
curing Men For Regular Army.

IvtVVS " VSV6SV~'
Washington, Jan. 5.-Vina C. Null
link, postmaster at Wilder Tenn, was
the army's best individual agent during
December. Under the section of the
national defense act appointing post
masters recruiting agents she obtained
six recruits for the regular service
from town Of 500 population. The
government pays IS per man.
IF one-t twelfth Of the number of
postmasters available as recruiting
agents had done likewise a war de-
partment says, "the regular army
would now be considerably in excess Of
the authorized strength" ..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-05

Berlin, Jan. 5.-Russian troops began
an attack early this morning on Ger
man positions on the northern part of
the Russo Galician front, north of
Friedrichstadt, the war office announced
ltasays The battle Is ,stillsin progress.
Four Russian attacks near Dvinsk
were repulsed.
The Russian bridgehead position be-
fore Braila was pierced yesterday by
Teutonic troops the war Office an
nounces. Four Roumanian towns were
captured and 1,400 prisoners were
brought in.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-05

The shepherds of the orient predict
changes Of the weather by observing
the behavior Of the wool on the sheep
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-05
Los Anaeles BUYS Vauehn.

st Louis. Jan. 5.-"Bobby" Vaughn,
inflclder with the Portland Pacific
League club last season. has been
bought by the Los Angeles owners
from the st. Louis Americans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-05
LEWIS AN AlARMIST.

Says European War Can Not Continue
Without U. S. Becoming Involved.
Washington. Jan. 5.-SpeakinS in
the senate today in support of the
Hitchcock resolution to endorse Prcsi-
dent Wilson's peace note, Senator
Lewis declared the European war
could not continue without the Cnitcd
States becoming involved in It,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-05

and the western Union TeleSrapA
Company. Having obtained this list
you can obtain from the houses con-
nected thereby q Transcripts Of all or
ders executed for his house. This in
vestiga ton should cover not only his
personal accounts but any secret ac-
counts as carried by numbers or any
fictitious names, all of which as the
brokers' books will show are controlled
by him or guaranteed by him.
''If the broker refuses this informa-
ton, congress has the power to compel
it. The stock exchange also has the
power to force it's members to produce
their books and accounts and as the
stock exchange rules are broad and
elastic enough to cover every depart
ure from ethical business methods on
the part of it's members, an appeal to
the governors Of that institution will no
doubt elicit the desired information.
Many reputable members of the ex-
change are anxious to assist you In
running to earth this most unsavory
scandal ...".
"There is much more in this matter
than you imagine and If you once get
the machinery in motion I am in po-
sition to say you will get all the neces-
sary information.
Very truly yours,
"A. Curtis"
Lawson Cancels European Trip.
Thomas w. Lawson of Boston tele-
graphed Speaker Clark last night that
he had cancelled plans for a trip to
Europe and would be in Washington
before breakfast" Monday morning to
testify before the house rules COM
mittee, which today ordered public
hearings on Representative Woods
charges that leak gave Wall street
advance information about President
Wilson's peace note.
Earlier, in response to a telegraphed
subpoena, Mr.. Lawson had notified the
speaker that he would be unable to ap-
pear because he was sailing for Europe
Saturday and when the second mes
sage came house leaders were consid-
erinS whether there was authority to
bring the Boston financier here by
force.
Telegram Relieves Tension.
Democratic members of the commit
tee were greatly exercised over the first
telegram, which suggested that the in
vestigation might be postponed until
spring or summer.
The speaker was inclined to the opin
ion that under the wording Of the reso-
luton asking for a special congresston-
al investigation congress was powerless
to force Mr.. LaWson's attendance.
He conferred with members of the
committee before, but before he had
reached any decision as to what further
steps he would take the second message
arrived.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-05

That Baruch at this juncture smash
n Y, market heavily in all directions
HHts u no doubt and can be easily
frustrated in this way:
3t his OFFICES, Ill Broadway, he has
atem OF private telephone lines to
Jus brokerage houses. Before he
13n opportunity to remove these
you must obtain a list of them.
"A Az compelled to supply a list I can
Ii from an Identical list of them
4 the New York telephone company
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
$e!SatcnipcibSr

3u peI9tu fin infer empfiubsn az,
iloBeu0en StrdfmitteIu man nod 9sgtn
bag Jrbs be- II. Sa4rbunbsris griff
3eigt folgenbsr 8sri6i aus BEN Sabre
1887: ngfrgangtHsn Witinoh 1qtten
mir cine dttIqe Gretation niber einr
@ei6sptrIen, bic Ii4 geaen bag 0ftsr5
gddsbsne 8e9ot beim[id nit einem
GoIDaten bate trautn laEtR. Sie
pur6s burd ben Gttdentnett auf 5f,
fenttihem Mdrft on ben Giel gei6loIs
fen uHb HaG9ehenbs pon Islbigtm alle
babe Gtunbn nit feds Gimer Bdfer
beeoFen. 9itIe Ctrafe pGbrte bon
morgens adt bis Elf ll6r. Gs fe6lie bas
Bel nidt an elmer groBen Wlenge Bolts,
bic tbr Eel itbem SUB grdtulieri. 0ie
fe en0Ii4 losgelaFen mar, nproe fe
nit groBsm Gel9ri gum Tor hinaas'
bsglsitgt. 9tr GoIbdt fBt uoh in
ldtperer 6nft. neil or odns bitIes 8ib
nod cine anbere Jrou bat, poti nod
beionotrg btmericnsufrt iii. odB bisle,
beg aerls trHe Gruu, ebfnfalls glpei
Wdnntr bat. Der Delinquent mir0
Itint ooppelte 6sirdt lpo6t nit BEN &C.,
beR 6s5abln maFen, rs mare benn, oaB
Inn oer fonberlide aafus NIT fciuer
eriitH Grau etiDas 5uitattsu tame"
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Blmnnenbliite arH
T~16cd,enbliite.

Gin Rofsnbtet i'm Mdrs unb Elm Go'
Teubttt i'm Sui, pelh Elm llnteriditol
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i9par5e Sect, nit rc6t unerquidli6sH
@eEii6en unS oa3u Der table ~erdusrint
@tamm. llnb baum i'm bobfn Gommtr
Bite berrli9 elibenoe 8lite, bic BEN sans
3en @arten nit 8Hften erfiat!
6abt ibr pobl etnmaI Snrou geoa6t,
mas fiji elm meifttr6dfter 8ern1no'
Iangstiinfier bod fold Elm RoIenitod
1T, Der aus benz Miit cine 8oie gu &c.
ntnnen oermas2 @us Dem o%uutleu,
ihmuBigen Grbreid peiB er bic Sdftt
al TauQtn fit 5arben uno 8ifte, Sic
pi5f BE !eiIeFs Ssur ibrer 6ertunft
herraten. 06r ie6t elm @eiE4en an
Raienbalg. 8o9er bitIer iiiBt Duff
unb bieie tiefe 6arbe2 4ug Der qrautn
Grbe beroorge3dufett. Seoe BflauN 1T
eigentli4 eine Iclhe @ertitdtte. in Der
ununterbroaen bic GrbitofTe in Bitten
~berpdnoelt ntrotn.
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8lumln uao ibrtr 9eripunolungsirdft
beTbdmen. 9eim RpTenbuft merit nies
mano mtbr aud Hur bic l~eiieItt Spur
beg Groenglrlaeg. llnier 4utliB Ioate
unIere Golenblite iliu. llnb infer Grbs
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III beitimmt, bic 9e~ripanbluug 6erbors
3Hbriuden tnO Ddfiir all iorueu. bar
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ullf pirfli5 in cine 8hite ~berpanbeIt
nirb poa 9uit unb 2ieblihttit - fat
baB aues llndngeue1me, 5ama5lide
un0 9dBli6e, obne ieoe @erarbaituns
5oFort auf benz 8eiihte erideiut, ME
cine 4nuonte auf elmer 6duiermauer.
@ie niele Mdbaen pergeFeu leiber oaB
ss feline MdbaabIite eibt obut bic 8ers
naublumgsdr6tit Der Seelel Q1lg 8is
b~erpdrtige unb Qergsrlihe. mas bag
tdglthe 2abtn nit fit bringt, iteigt
gdn3lih ungertinigt Biz ms 4ntliB ems
por. 8o foa ba 8liite unb Quit bers
tDmmen2 4idts als 8poengerua uno
Grofarben gibts BEL Iolhen meniten!
limb bod lit gtro1e ods u~nonqcntbmt
i'm 2e6en ber bette Sioff, I'm baraus
bic eblen ardfte 81 9eiptnuen, ptlft
gtiite unb 9uft berbor5tfngen. Gs
gommt nur auf bic @erfpdnotungsfraFt
an 0as man aug alien gu MAIDEN
beritebt, tpir man 6ebulo un6 Gelb'te
bt5nInslng paraus ltrnt.
Sd fam mir Elm Maodn borIe1tu.
bds fa ggrabe bonn, ueuu Inn bag
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f%ammenrafft uro liebensipiirbigtr uno
btiferer 1T ots Il = nm ben Grornz
gerud in Roieabliie su ~bert0anoeIu.
9ds ntnnt man In Der Gprahe Der IRE
Iigion; n8a5 irbiide 1tebtrntnbm.
Die 2eute Iasn bann pieaei6t: S6r
m1tB beute pieber etFpas Shperts bes
aesHet Iein man merit e. 1rmtr
ba,an, boB Fe 6anu 70 ftrabteno frernos
lih unb Dpbltuenb nab aGen S3ittn
iF! Sit fat bic groBe 8ernaHbHr9ss
trait - Fe 1T siHs fpirtIi6e MldDaefs
biIte!
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Der NemtiAe
SAGfcrbnnN,

Ganf Ieinr S|nttnigend an6dugIid
felt uno 6utmutjgteit 49, elmer ielttBn
9ombinatiou poH gIteB gj9eHIbaftsu
Bat Iih rcr 0tutife S9dfrbuno
ooer, pie CT bier meiit g~enaHnt niro
oer aqoli5ci6uHo" in Qmtrjta immtr
neiterc &rsiie trobttt. Gr tpirO bier
niat nun, ebtnio ipic in QtuiialaH6 aIs
Elm pi6tiaer Gatior in Der @crfalguR9
H. 0erbre6eru gd6dBt uHo bcabalb
BON btn Boli5ebeborben ber mGiitta
aroBen StdOte 3ur lluttritiBung btr
mdrnidaft berdrgt8ogsu, I%oroeru II
Bat iih aud eircn isiten 8lat I'M 6auie
geIaaffsn, no eli all tytuer @1ttgr
unO gIeid3ejtig ais Spielgefdbrtt ou
&leineu qtbe9t uno gspftlat Diyb. ST.
robc bic teBtcrt Ssite iej5es l4.itns Sat-
pem gaItiheu 1a0ferbuno hi 6aaI
lin, tis otr 8inDtr m,8gE iouH Hit
stlpas Pom 5altgn siHls 9unocs piitl
rpIten, GinaaH8 pTIduFft, ba Is Dtn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04

Cir ia6 oui bic ltbr.
"a, U gpar ,9tit. @r fuhr nit Der
9urIit i6sr feline gyouc Uniform Itbte
bic gijBc auf oiBg 5ar Guhg 1crn!er:
.Qliio iii elmer Aalbm Stlubt bin id
init mtiner 5rou od, DAT Der ZEE fer
fig 1T! 8eat itart. Stt ptden bel MIR,
i'm tItinen Mpbn5immer ban rlnben
Tiih ami Genittr. llu0 odnn lorqtn
CIR bite fiji Gti1e Ia obGu. Mems
mir 3u laut piro 6ier, 3is1t i'd aug.
0Rtine 5rou mub Ru6e baben."
0!ttHe 5rau - metne 5rau. 9nis
mcr3u bate er oas Iaqen m09eu.
Sans 0ortrtdt Ftauo duf BEN ga6He
iei7, elm 9eilheHftrdub6en In Der tinen.
cine 1iite NIT G6otoiabc in BET onbertu
6ano. uab pIoblih nurbe inn 10 felt
fam bang um's 6er5 - 70 b,liommen.
Sin Wiebcrfeben nod 3peianbeinbol6-
jd6riQtr 9rennrng - bas mar ttine
Gpielerei - bag mar etpas 8itttrs
trRitts.
4tnn Il i6r MN tutfrempd nor.
Gu Elm jungt5 9iua un6 iie
bate 70 penig ii6er fa aeIdricbsn. ST
trampfte bic 6dnbe 5lfaHtmcr. Ginem
aamera0m mar Is 9eihc6su. OaB feline
5rdu i6m am Sage ibrer Qntunit NIT
geteilt bate: Sci mir nidt b0ie - ib
lueroe DID uidt pergc1n = aber ib
Iiebe eiuen on6er,n. Gib mid fre.~
ghlr has nidt, meiu Soft NJ. bns
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itrigtn Slang. 8tpddtrdger@ ittltea iib
auf. Sn bsr Gtrnt Itieg ntiBer 9an6
in tur3sn St6Ben empor. gtmas
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udber. Sine Idmar5t Wauo itanb ploBs
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fitter. 6ans 9ortrt6t Itanb rtguugs=
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re6tg unb auts, fuaten cine i9male
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bprpdrts itiirmtR - er mar fpie ges
l1bmt.
8a lam fc nuf i'm 81 Elm 2d6etn
i'm ben Wiunb. NIT fcu6tgldnJmoeH
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bautiamen Shrittgn fam lie auF i'm 8u.
nnb neben i6r, an ibrtr 6dnb, ttipptlte
etfuos 5tiues, 8lon0es, nit 3irei iirdms
men. iociBtn geinden, in eintm qsitrids
ten, helbldutn Qu5aa unb itredit bic
4ermhen aug nno rief:
a9npa!@
gamma 8orirtf!s Gingtr
fpitlten nit 6tu Mimoitnbliteu. 6nns
3ortreht tragic:
,Wdrum hdff BIT mir's berihpiegeu,
bu2 Weinsr Gfhnfudt ipsaen2 ].
Gie nidte.
9ous 3orirsdt Iprang auf unb rib
bic 3ur auf.
r5rau @iriin! G6idtn eic Siren
RleineH beruuier - er Tam i'm 9arten
fpieIfn NIT nit mtintm @ohn
NIT p
rmit 5dns,s ereda5fe Gamma leiIs.
Die goRus floB in rotlid narmem
Ghein IN biz Belle Stube, als Suns
9ortrtat feline iunge Grau an T3 8og
unb nit ihtuen 5ihgsrn iiber ibr 9es
iGt Hrih, i6tr i6rl boil er6tiihte
GronmeepaH.
limb brdnbm tdu3slien BIZ Bellen pr
gen bog uftr unb has gludifnbe Qldfs
fhsrn flanq ris eas bflmlift Rdunsn
unb GIiftrn elmer eliifiihen gran.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
Seine juuge Srau.

8anoempe fpgiBe 86lt4cn buidta
ipieIgria ijbtr pos pulaithtiat glau
BEG 9immtls. ipieQsttta iih in BEN tdns
5elnbn Nelea pes 0iaTpalotdtttr
Seas, bic otr Dinb NIT Q~Iudlenoem On
filter an has Ufer ipislle. Nie Gin
beimiih uuterorittes Gihera, nie has
Raunen elmer 8IitIiats 5rau Hang
has lttie 4lat{aeru.
6ans 9ortrtht, pcr ig59e Suttrs
uierte, beri@lang bic 6dnoe i~HeinaH01r,
le6ata bic Giiru an bas 5tuitertrtu3
uu5 lauihte 6inals in ben li6ti6erz
SIdn3ten Sag 4ber Iein 6sr5 idlug
ihm 70 tart in ber 9ruIt. DaB es bag
5rubltng5peben ba prauBeH lbartoHts.
gr giag in bic 1iefe bes 3immers 8az
rid. todtrts bic 3lpeige nit ben Ieuds
tenD bauidigsn Mlimoien. bit In elmer
rotten 0aIe mben ben beioen blittntptiB
I6er5peenen 8etien Itauoen, uu0 serrtt
an nen roten QelteH, bic ibren iiBta
Duff auf BEN runoen IiIf am 6niter
beg Wo6u3immers berbduhten. Damn
mari II f6 in ban 6rtittn, tiefeu GeTeI,
oedte bic 5anb i6tr bic Qugen unp
loheltg, ldhette in bic 8~er9an9aabeit
5uriid - Der 9Htmft tntgegeH. 4lts
mas bosnii5en lag an Snmer5H uno
g~ui6tbrmSeea mar ME Elm 3rdum
Elm iduger, Sufferer 3petunocinbal6il1s
riger 3raum.
2l6er Nun mar tr erpadt. erpdft gu
neuem Qeben. Sn elmer Stunbe fam
fe - fla, gamma 9ortreht! 9as 9is6Te
mas er auf Grben beIaB - bag iungs,
frtf6e 8ino, bag er t1um a6t Sage
als feine 1rdu in ben 4rmen gt5aitm
Ha6 her Arttgstruuung tn ben inpIlen
eriten QuguIttaqeu 1914. Damn bate
er 6inaus gemuBt nit ben aEoeren. 81
fab fe nod auf bem 8abniteig iiebsn
uub piufeH fpinten, NIT Mrmsn, Bite
immer matter nuroen; ibr lpetBes Sid.
leiH 3ungslte nod INNER in bic 5erHt,
alB feline 4ugen bertitg trdnten oon BEN
3uriidHarrln. Quf benz erfen Balm
6of tribeIte er eilis einiqs 8orts aai
eiur aarte, nur baB e. 50gertt, dls tr
bic QereFe ihrieb. So rthtig -
nicat me9r - gamma 2tisner, 70 6itB
re ldngf niht mehr - felt oht 9agsn
ni6t me6r - gamma 9orirtht muBie
tr Ihrei6cnl gamma 3ortrehtl Qn litbs
itcn bate er ia g,Idrieben: au mGiHe
litbe, iungr 5rau gamma 8ortre6t. .
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ridoufte, Td6 ct fe 10 ouf Dem 8abHs
Ittiq Feben, NIT i6rtr Sierlinen Mtdos
G~sHqttnlt, rem iamaItu @eiidt, ben
groBen. braunen @ugsH; 70 ~fafungslos
batten ft ibn dngtitarrt, nls er fe gum
ltbtenmal auf ben Muno fuBte - btn
fhmonenoen ainbrmuab, Der INNER
pieberbolt bate:
,Wnrum btun? 4uT pie Idnge
benr. Jag 6oa21 -.
mie bang mar linen eepeien Dor Der
lanoen 1rennungs5eit.
CT muBte, nie f6Uer mar an 6er
Ge6ETudt irua. 81 mar ols Giub ems
nal aat Gtunben edn3 ALIEN burd otu
finftertn Walo %geIaufen, nm gu IsiHen
Gltsrn 3~urdd3ntg6reH. als man Jpn 8u
@ermaubtsn ouF5 @ut geThidt bate.
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melt:
.Qbfr iebt. gamma uno Denn's
mid nod 70 padt. bas GehHen nod Dir
- ieBt aibt's tein 3urifi Sd muB e
berFuhen Hift an bid 30 benton, otnn
font. gamma = mah e mir riot
i4nsr!@
ia hntten Fh tore Bimpsrn, fpif in
Beriprs9tn, lbtr Ibrs 4ugsn ssLsst, anu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
Sfi55e bon pera Bern,

ie bate atfllHert: Sd 9tlf biz Tdonl'
Der imQe 5nicrIitrte lahtlte y 10
Elm Sinh near ie ooh. Ieine 6aHna!
Dis Of uiat ieoe 3fifs, bic tie ibm
idrieb. OUTS neue allts Scbntn IN ibDs
a%uigepiiblt bate. nuh nom e Td.
taper bell. uub iutuet uur BON otr
Submit ihritb, boiler 6robfm, uuO
iih MIR unpdBIia %nannte. pern Is mol.
du6 etipas 6rnitsres mar.
gr mar bamals nd6 benz Blftu q1s
lommeH. Molte Wun6erbinge pt1ridz
ten, I'M 0as GHbe I'D btf6luHjoen. 5a
- uu0 oonu mar Is aua iebr baIb su
Guoe. a6er MIR fir i6n. Ginf Guqtl
in BEN 4rm - tinC til ben Ruttu
er iont UNI, Itrette noh bic 2lrme ola.
Sbm mar. Gls Iruaoe 6auna neba
ibm. Damn DtritnalHm ales in rottm
heiBem Dunit, unb ols tr 5i iid tam,
lag er hod o5an atf eiuem ratternOeR
U|iilitdtauto, uno Gin frau50Ti6er
8ranIsntrager battct itincn aopf auf
bic 5iBe zines G~dlHtrdbcn. ga3arett.
Separation. Seiu redter Arm bdeb
Iteif - ietn SUB ihleppte mad. ST
tam mad btr 5ortereHe be g. 3ncis
municipalities Sabr fran5oiii6er @tfans
geni4aft!
2lber bic Ss6U{u9t - bitfe immcrs
pd4renoe ndgenoe Ss5niu6t mad
6anna!
Bon 3sit gu 3eit nur Elm tleines, tins
ieitig beIdriebena3 8ldttnen: ~ @crs
nunftig iein, Dams! Mtnn ou nuBteIt.
nie nab BIT mir biit! Sd fs9t 0eiHt
bIauen QuQsn. Ie6t bid Id4elu. Dab
8e6ulO. Air peroen febr glidlia isin,
Define gamma"
Gines Tags mar Ct Dor ben tlsiHgH
fran30fi6tH aOmmnnpantsu beiobltn
porbeH. 4adunterFahung @srs
%banbIlHgen: .Sie tommen init BEN
nd4iten TRANSPORT nab Der S4nei3."
st bate uHaIdubig gtId6elt,
4ber mad bangeu moHdttn fisbern6er
Grpdrtung ftitg II in apon in ben 3ug,
un0 Der 3ag ro5ttrte nit ibm a6sr
8riiden uHo gtr9e, bur9 @dlOtr uuO
9aler. Gt nuBte nidt ob er Gage
oper StunoeR gefd5ren mar, oIs er 5u
5ooe erf96pft in GtnI antam.
4m 9ltiheB Gage nod batten Ft ibm
geIdgt, oaB CT it4 ieine 5rnu naatoms
men IaieH ourfte. Er tpar blaB gtuors
ben uno bate mad btm Qrm eines ads
merobsn oetaItet.
Cine Modt ipdt,r bntte n iein Or
iuh tingsrei6t. F9 pri1at %ein5umieten,
un0 bate 91nnd te~ltgrapbitrt.
limb 5eute . jeBt in
elmer Stunbt.
Sans 9ortrebt iprang ouf lief bin
ur0 ber in BEN bitten, fonnenourhz
trdnttlH 3immtr. Mie niiros sr gliifs
lid fein bier, in Der fuurberpoItn Gtiae,
nit gamma! Dem tapferen Wdbef, bas
itinsr iun9sH 6rdusnnir6e taum be-
puBt getporon nor, in ienen idmer6iia
%dufrtgenben GommertagcH.
uebsr i6m riidie bic Wirtin nit ben
m0beIH, fdaft. a~inbsrgepldrr ert0Ht,.
IdTia unb lnut. Gin Gtubl Fiel um.
9ans DOrtrsat fubr drserlih 3uiams
men. ia - oas luiiroe ia fd6n msrs
oeHl gr batte f6 duf bic ftine 3neis
iamieit gefreut. Die mirtin bate i'm
perIiAert, baB man bon ibren alsiHn
nihi asitort ptrbn nlirbe, unb Inn IN
bic 6ano btrIpronn. Hun finoerlcie
2tlte bei iih auBunfbmer aber bsr
Rltine brittle fir 5psti atterrlih
Ilopfte II nit benz Giod gsesn ben 5BBs
boofH. gfsih ON Iftsn 1age mubte
man Fd oos Dtr6ttten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
Die critic pfcifS.
gon 6. 2. esss.

6eroiid Fat Fd's bprgenommen
Der Grib, Elm gfeifden led 81 idmdus
den;
Qnein fton nirb inn ara befiommtn,
Sa. feline Gpf.r nta bag aauhenl
Oh groBen 8ra6er rau6cn ale.
IS nidmottn4 ale forI4eu Srngtn,
8arum ostiutt sr's binterm Stale,
Bis ibn BET 3oumetgeiit be8pun9en.
am bsfen f4mett bod, mas berbottn,
ga6dt raqt an 81 ftiaem Gtnnsn
8nlO na5u bes GAlimmIten unglidss
beten.
Damn ipei6t Der fibs 3raum BON bins
neH.
Die 5raa muB bic 5nttrsFsn bes
9tunHe5 teilsn. o6ae i'm nit JragsH
uno NIT aritit 81 bsitiirmsn.
Wie oft lo6srt bic Gaast BET pod
8%eitsfeisr unb bisut uur gum gntflamz
men bss 6ol3itoBss, auf ptidsm Elm
9aletn Oerfsbrt tpiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
9ns 9nKensite!

.gl1, Gtrgti Sbauoipifa - hdR 1u
Thon etlpas 8tutId gelcrnt In bsr gss
fdngtnidaft2"
Gcrgei: I'D, nur S6eridrift bon Elm
2iib; btiBt; SD ba6 mid Dir irsts
benz"
@rufer aubrans.
.Sfun6nlang bli5b i6 i'm 6inisrirsF>
fen. Gnbtid itlrmts it Dor, hur6brda
tie ftinoHten Rei6eH unO bdtte erFoIg.@
g@as, Oh MART NIT in otr
g4ladt?"
gunFnn, SD er3d6r Dir mr.. pit Id
geiteru nuf Der 9oIt melat qattte los
puros."
&, bitie 5rembm6rter!
Dienimdo6n: .Wie gebt Is benz
gndoigtu 6srrn?@
3immermiohtn: aShftdti DIR Doll
lot Id8t II babe Gin aetitdtiD bttoms
men,
Gas critic lit Der qie6e 1T Der Giun
fir eiHanOer unb Das oo4fs an ems
amber.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-03

the shepherd has slept while the
lambs are being devoured by wolves.
If we had a watchdog that didn't
watch we would give him to some
man we didn't like. If in military
life a sentinel slept on his watch we
would shoot him. I would impeach
a sec'y Of agriculture who has slept
on his watch and then insults my in
teIigence by prattling back yard rem
edies and backyard economies
J. H. ostTander, Fine Arts Bldg.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-03

ANOTHER SOLUTION, - In my
daily peTusaI of The Public Forum
the one prevailing characteristic
seems to be a statement of grievance
succeeded by a sure cure, eff"
Permit me, then, if your tolerance
can stand the strain; to follow suit:
Grievance-TIigh cost of Hfe's ne
T cessites. Cure-Convict labor. Let
the poor humans, that other humans
have inhumanIy locked up, make
shoes and other wearing apparel; let
them run farms and produce all that
comes from the earth. Add a fair
profit to the cost of production to
prevent doing injustice to free labor,
and sell the goods to the ultimate
consumer at a price which would not
rob him of the entire Joy and pur-
pose of life. The profit made on
such sales could be apportioned to
each working factor and applied in
any one of three logical ways as fol-
lows:
Pay to those dependent on the
prisoner. If no one is dependent then
hand it to the person who earned it,
upon his or her discharge from Gus
tOdy.
This would sustain life and miti-
gate the danger Of temptation while
seeking new environment and en-
plOyment.
Provide magazines, tobacco, writ
ing materials, or even equip a library,
billiard room OF swimming pool for
prisons.
However, if society insists that it's
members (who have been caught at
it, must suffer "all the law allows, >"
then divide the money among NOR
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-03


heaven.-Ainyahita.
THE SLEEPING SHEPHERD
! see by morning paper that we are
to have a series of articles by the
assistant secretary Of agriculture,
here styled an expert.
Anything coming from the office of
the sec'y Of agriculture ought to be
extremely interesting. This office
has been blind, deaf and dumb to the
perniciOus practices of organized
crime. 1t is common knowledge that
syndicates have bought up the pro-
duct of orchard and farm for years,
then, having control, have allowed
half the crop to rot in order to ad-
vance the price of such of the boun-
ties of nature as they see fit to let
through to the people.
Considering the real economic rea-
son and the real economic remedy,
Mr.. Vrooman's backyard talk is an
affrOnt to the intelligence Of every
American citizen. l would advise the
asst sec'y of agriculture and his su-
periOr officer to study the unearned
increment land tax of the civilized
nations of the world. Every intelli-
gent working man knows the reason
for the high cost of living, knows
that when the speculative values
have been taxed out of land that land
will be cheap. He also knows that
cheap land means cheap food and
cheap homes, unless, of course, our
watchmen sleep at the post and per-
NIT syndicates and organized greed
to stand between the bounties of
nature and the empty stomachs of
helpless babes and children, of starV-
ing men and women.
l am glad Mr.. VrOoman has come
to tell US. l hope he viii tell us why
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-03

ways enters politics, as he can
shoulder everything upon the people
whose servant he claims to be when
he desires to come out victorious.
War is a quarrel with neighbors.
A family quarrel is equally fearful,
only on a smaller scale.
People may call upon God and yet
be goddess, for not all who say Lord!
LOrd!" shall enter the kingdom of
heaven.-Ainyahita.