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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
u. :. b~clbl00nabmlt
ccntIct1cs Gi0cntmnt!
@irO bic peri6nliden Gffetteu Der
8eamtea Oes gtprSOcntideu
Climb geuua N~Hterindtrn.

TRUE translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb, on Nov.
10, as required by the act Of Oct. 8,
1879
6o6ofeu. g. s., 10. 3o0. = 9as
@epad un0 %periontIte Gtaantttm Der
8eomteu un6 &ugeiteltten 0es 0oro.
oeutiheu 2IoDo, 0a5 in Den %frit9erol
@eih6ftsrdltneH oieies lnterrpb-
mems auigeitapeIt mar, pltroe Heute
BON Gumoesberutau bcidlngnuBlnt.
Die @epddihJda mlyr0cu 5ur uuters
iutung o6troHsportiert. Wlan fonns
te niht in gria6rtnq briageu, no
oteie llnteriudmig itnttiin0eu ioa.
2ie 4ier@ un0 Offices oe8 Jtoro.
0elltihen 2loh0 mur0gn bcrett5 bei
4u5brud he5 sSrteges bon Der 9tasie.
rlttq beicet. Ga8 ggentitu Ser Nm
geiteaten Der 2iHie ie0od mar bis
bette oti 2ager Qemaien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
2tbfdlub Ser
CebtcrRonDcntion!

Die 81. iabrlide aoupentiou 6cs
I~c6rQstuer 9e5rerberban0es fano
4eitern nndutittu8 nit elmer ai3abl
@in8eIbetiammtungea itncn 4b.
ihluB, Sim gar5ett narlH 1905
2ejrer uu0 2cbrerinHen 0a3t erid]ies
nerl. 0tale Der Heoncr uu0 ge1rer
DerlieBen blreit5 getcru ua6utttog
bic 5taot. bod Die Mtebr5abl miro
crit bellte o6er Hior8Cn %obreiien. Ole
gSu5L Der 8eamten 0eifiebt ourf)
Gin brieflides Hei1ranoltta. Brof.
4errB @oi0en bon Chicago blett
ouf Der geitrigen 51uptiibung etnen
nit groBeut 8aIfau oligenommeneu
Gortrag, 4ltd SRI. 2i0a See 3au
bon Baltimore lnl0 8roi. g. 81. Stel.
lD bon Cincinnati bielten itttereiiQnte
4nipradeH. 4ui Der lesten @je.
iha ftsoeriamHlll1g mur6c bon q. &
80rooa bon @meriau Der 8orIdtaq
gefladt ooB bic iQbrli4et Ger.
larntnlungen a6lueailin0 i'll gincoIn
un0 Gmaba ob8ebalten mlroeR ioll-
ten. Die 8etItion NOR NIT 102 I'm.
teridriitrn perie5en, rDo0urdl iic ouf
0eu REFERENDUM 1ttral5GtteL geiett
miro.
qls MISUNDERSTANDING mifroe
Den a%on8ettIon smitgiie0ern Dou Der
Qn5artrlppe BON 5rt. 4ortia
QlansiieI0 5mett cine 2artaQuug
oer geihidtliden gnttpidtttnq Der
Ian3tanit ge6oten. Die 8eriamms
lung muB lu1 GQll3aa Ql3 eiue redt
erTolgreldc angefe9en per0eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10

aufdInf an ben aaulas.WdHonri
be5irt.

Seit mebrerea NtonnteH lit cine
ltnterbonolurg ~ahgereat, ttnt ben
Si6ieite Surnbereiu mjeoer. gum SIN.
ibluB al ben a1nIas 9fiiiouri Turn.
be5irt 5l belpegen uno ii10 bcitte
SER 8re6 9erers, 5preder oes 9e.
3irfes un0 Gurnlcbrer Otto 8pit,
8e3irfsturutpnrt non at. Soiapb,
DO e%inaetrofferL llru iii Der morgts
gen &erialnmItiua Bropuaan0a fur
ben 8ieoerbeitritt 8u maiden.
Ger Su0ieite Gurnpcrein ebenio
ME Der Gitrnperein It'll Soils Gttn
unb NattSntoutb aeb0rten bis Dor
Dcnigeu Sdbren Dem aania8 Reb-
rasfd un6 lltiiouri Tttrnbe5irEe an
turo truten aus, nm eitten eiaeneu
3li griinoen. SIN lettcn Sabre
iih bieier allf mo i'm iii BE.
init Dem Observation-Disclosures
Iltrnerbun0e 5l bfeiben lit Ste 10.
6olge oaB Der Slofeite 9itrtt.
oereil Die on0ercu 8creiHe neroen
ID%atriheinIih balo undiolgeu, Dem
la6egelegeHen @e8irfe beitritt.
9urf bic tilrneriIden @e3trf5feit
bIeibt oas Syttereiie berl
]IfttDen an Gltrnen fpoh ul0 briu
IpH Tie ben 4nipnrn fiir Die on0tren
Qtitglte0er 8ttritf. Ger aauias
Surnbe8irt btelt tir8Iih
7inen Gtttnta9 in adnias Gin ob
In nelhem ii6 ilber rs @lttglie0er
Yer perihp0cneu &erejne oeS 9e3irfs
5eteiii9ten. Gin @orturltefurirs
piro lit ben nititen g9oden onqc
an meIhen iid bic 8eirrn
Der Aftiuen Der 9e3ir gereiuc Be-
eiIigen. 3nrh bieie &eranitaltulgen
Dtr6 Dos oftibe Errrer in ben Ser
gefoI0ert uno einc 8ateililunBl
,a5 bieiigen gereirts lit erpfniat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
A~artcnpartic Scs
OantcnkeoelRlubs

Ins 6reitog g}afmittoq ron benz
GamenfeqeItlltb i'm Geutiden 6ouIa
arrangierte 9reis fdrteu'piet mar
8a6lretd beiudt utto 3at Gem Stub
Dieoer 5ablretde 6reun6e 8ugefHbrt.
Cine betrdhtlide Ginuabnte ptr0e
er3iet. Sic @epifmer nber erbteIten
aud oniebrIiAe &raiie In Baitalt
bon init &on0moIerei b~criebeueu Gel.
Tern, Strittdidden, 3uder. un0
Mildhe5dlter MIN. Den eriten 4reis
Getuollu Jrau 2llr0areerl Den 3mei
ten Q{orie gasfo, ben orittcn 5rall
@nt. 8loa ben bfarten 6roa S..
6onien, ben flnfteit Syrau 2eai 0eH
iedIten Grau Metterquiit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
OeS6mkkonpf ttitH
Ocpl0ukel Inn Wcften!

TRUE translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
%, ~ required by the act Of Oct. 6,
4aris. TO. gto6 qas arieos.
amt ateloete beltte f6er b~ei0ericitfap
lcffige artiaarietatigfett. Gor0neit-
Iid pon gf9eiin8 ihlugen 0ettide
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fell. guf
oen reAten Tier Scr Maag fiji 6erl
90 gbauatc @eb0I3 01uert 6as fain0.
Iide Mrtiueriefeler feit 0en lestea
paar Iagen an. SIM GliaB, moro.
DeitIin bon 9elones un0 oitlih ron
5eppois fifBrten Die 5ran3oien nteb
rere erfoIgreide lte6erfale aus.
9aris. 10. 9ob. GeutIhe fLteaer
iebten ibr Reimbursement ouf S0ipi.
taller fort. Gs miro offiBjeQ be.
Eanilt 9eaiaHt boB 8omben a1f has
3nboidoote Soipita[ gauorfeu nun.
Den; iieben 02ttgIieoer BEG @oIpttaI.
corps tDlr0en get6tet uno neltn ber.
Dun0et. Die @on6ar0ier4ng 6es
9oipitaEs biI0ete eilen Sell elmer
a~aaeuiainan 9omben- expedition, Ste
BON 1eittiden 6tiegaru ater Gin.
firden ausgefabrt mltt0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
tdtkcr uebcL fiihrt
~ ~1tnsliidsfanen!
&ift 1abnHHfalle fnrhern elm Wlru.
tfeHieben, sa9lrcide &erlpuea
Derlebt.

SnOtanapolis. 10. g2ob. Gin
6rrHtang 0er Cincinnati, Sn0iurln.
polia uno g9eitera Giienbdbn iubr
benfe HloraeH lit oidtem Qe6cl in
eineH @aHotarren. ein Damn rDur.
be getotet uro iieben idtuer berleBt.
Chicago, TO. Gop. 18ipei BoI.
ldgler5fge Der Chicago ur6 alton
1aBll itieBea beltte auBarbalb Der
@ta0tgren8e In oidtem @e6d all.
faf1lnqn. Gier5ebn 4erionan nuroen
nerIet.
NH Der 9ioiaite Fubren 8fuei gor.
crt5iige Der Sainots Central ineins
amber. SabIreide 8erfonen tpuroen
nteAr ODER peaiaer idner berlett.
Gie 8aiiagtere bon spei 33aqen
oer 8odbahn plir0ea tithtiq aufoes
rlltteIt uaD eiaige 0erieIben truqen
leidte @erIebtngen oabon, als elmer
per 8ige an Der Sl0ieite In Den mi.
oerea b%iiteiuftbr. Gud til 6ieiem
Gaa fuir0 0idier 9tebel fitr 0as Qa.
alitd peralttportIi4 gendbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
Nir6 u EEIa6oma Sin ~aepanidlt.

hogan 8lilI1Asient Der reui1h aes
gen 6as Some 6oteL cine 5da0en.
eriottloge III 66be bon $4,000 eil-
reidte, nah0en iein Simmer poll
Der Qoli3ei 6lrdiuht mor0en nar.
lift mad eireta Ielegromm. oa5 Der
bieiigen 4oIi8ei 3ugtng, tn 2flabo-
ma Gitp Ron 1rn 8eb6r0en CT.
miinidt Gr nurbc nerbaftet uft0
miro I'm @afangnis feFtgebaIten. Gas
Ielegramm beiagte, bob man lifD
5ereits u1 RcquiItionspopiere tie.
norben babe. Die Qrt Der Qntloge
puroe nihf 9e1annt. 5eattfe ge-
BORDEN 9a5en on, onB 8iQingsle1.
bort etite5 @er9e6en8 negen 8l 13.
Monoten 8efanqnis berltrteilt rltr.
BE-, itdl Q6er inter 4ppeIotion giirg
idait nlti freiem 6nBe beiin0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
@c6eiHtnisDule ;ycuer.

4uitin 9er., 10. g}ob. 3n Sen
8ountpole Sins" oes nor0Gden
Ieros unb Gflabomos in0 tn iting.
tier 8eit banfige Jeuar gum alts.
5rllh gefoHmen; es miro geiagt,
oaB pabrea6 Der latten 30 Gage
in gego5 oaein 80 folder gebau0e
nie0erge6ron1t finb. Ole 8eb6r6cn
8Ioaben, 0oB Die 5eHer 0urh GrpIo.
beruriaft nur6an melde tn
Die 9onattDoue bor oerea 9erar6eis
getan muroen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
Nsnrr i'm ManaeL6ILoer Ehtatsr.

@cTtarn ulH s llhr aben1S fam ju
Fart I1aater an Der norolidcn 16
StraBe i1 &rbeitsralnn ein 6aiter
gum 4asbruh. 0as einen GdQoen
bou uu8efdbr 500 beruriadta. Ger
8rdno rief uater ben QrHeien6etl
groBe @ltirealng berbor. 3nei Der
onmeien0en 6rarer muroaa ONT.
modtt8. erboltaH iid jeood roid un5
fouften ii6 aaein nnh 5auie 6ege
Ben. 8ia GHiitcbungsuriode fit nitt
befonnt 6od bcrntutet bic Ggigr.
nehr 0nB Is IN elmer Site. bic nit
Sims geflilt mar, gum faS6uad
fouT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
Ueuc kano6iid5c
S~ieoesonleihe!

True translation flied with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
~, as required by the act OF Oct. 8,
1879
mortreot, 10. 9}o6. Qddtcn
Monta8 miro IN aonno nit Ser
3ei6n1lng Der nauen 5tegesanleibe
unter @eiduk6oner begonneu ner-
ben. gs lit oieieB bic bierte, neLfe
in aanoa erboben miro 3d5 Qli.
nimlm 0erielben lit ouf $t50,000,.
900 nnaeigtt bod miro eruortet.
6aB $30Q000,000 ge3eitret tper6en
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
5000 saf 3afer einaetrpffen.

Gmdbo 9dn6Iar baden ain Mitts
nod 5000 Sat 8ufer aus Dem
Gitert uno 5a0au erbalteu unb man
gIaubt oaB 6a0urh in 9ufnnit Der
3ufernlnngeI be5oben lit. Der 3ufer
miro unter bic &Ieinban0Ier 3ur Ger,
teiluna fonaen ul1o ioate binrei.
deno iafn zig Der 9iiben3ufer ii
qeuu8eH0er GHnttitat auF ben g2arft
tonrr1t. ---
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
Brifiithe Gritppen
beIc6en 2lsk0lcn!

TRUE translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Aeb., on Nov.
DO, as required by the act Of Oct. s,
1910
2on0on, to- Q50. Ti3iea
miro beute BON Ser 091ptiiden 5ront
genteL0et, 6aB Ste 8ritaH asfalou.
8ebu QtaiIen biater @hn5ea uno so
Geilen bon Seruialcu galeget &C.
nommen ba6ct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10

9es eebens maOe. n9teine 60.
inn0beit NOR boaft1n0ig 8errattct
ib mar idfpad. neroos bette beftiae
RopHhmer3et ltn0 MogeubeidiDer.
oen4 ihreibt 5rau gi. 5tagraann
no1 2In0ea, 81. g., ga mar nebr
ala iG ertr0qen tonnte, u1t6 td muir.
be 0es 2ebens miloe. 9pd bato,
nnd)oaFn ih init benz 8e6raltd bon
5ornfs glpeHfrduter Begonnen bot
te, fii6lta i6 mild better. un0 bin
ieBt ipie0et Doaitdaoig bergeiteQt.
SIT es nidt cine bernauftiae
SdInBfoIgerunq Dab cine g1e0i3in,
bic eine lolfle o1rdgreiien0e Sell.
fDirfitng befst. eilt3tg tn 1rer Qrt
iIt2 sit 81 uidt inert, oautit eillan
8eritd 81 modem, neru aGes tri6
unD boffnlnasla5 1~1tsfe5t2 llngteid
an0erert Meoi8tnen lit Torni's Ql.
%pef1fraiter nfbt in 4pot9efen ait la.
ben. Gs miro brett oeliefert ou8
Dem 9aboratoril1m Der 6erieaer,
ST. 9eter Gabrrep 4 Sons Co.s
250t Mo ngton 8l0o., G9ica8o.
Sn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
2is6 n6rrfieft 500.

Gin Giab. Der IN bic @obuan8
ion 4tagntondi @uiieppt einem 4r.
Der in ben s6mel5merfen BE-.
iflftigt lift. S11 Glib II. 5traBa
eia6rad uberiab $500 Die 6erielba
BeritatI 6otte. @r eritottetE Der 4os
Liiei itber Den Gin6ruh 8erjdt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
p Vpfmfane nnf ber efeieitr.

25 5oae BON 8ofen ftHo an Der
SJ6ieite unter luardntdne 2ie Gle.
Iltu6b MAIDEN aile mogl
den 41itrenglnqen. einer 4odea.
.epi6anta noSabergeti. Wtdn it 6e=
i0aoers atg Bic u0tigen |SWpHtIfte
baiorgt Bic oaiheineno ais oaric1dt
dngeleBeu mer0el
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
qn6ner6alnnn fnr aiienln6n.r.

Bloomington, 10. Gop. Ole
G5iaago lno alton @iienbaaageiaQs
idait fat ith bette ben 8iinihen
urb 5|or0erangen Der &ciheniteller
gefigt un0 berj3ra6 zine 2ofltjala.
&c, ionic utd before 4r5etts0sr5dlt
rifle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
5a6ride 8fnmenau sfe0una oepIant

6ai5 bic. Fiaue Der 6laHian.
5dnoler oon Gmo9o mo Council
8llifs 8ltr 1urtHtbruna geInngea,
miro ia Gmaha ~oaiahrlih cine
G9r1iorteuums lusitedu1g Itattiins
0eu. 4laue gierfir mltr0cH geiierH
bet einer 9aioHmlluq Der 8luineits
.ban0{er iii Der 5ta0t4ade beiprot
deH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
Seine qainna hes 9iatfrIs.

Die &orouers s@eid0reHen gaben
fm Io0esfaae bon 3bomos Tbonp.
jon Der iii iaiHer 8obnuug eridoi.
ieu mfsefunoen mur0e, ibr llrteit
auf lob 0nrA bic 6on0 elmer uns
befouuten 4erion" nb, nahoem bic
3engeauerbore feinen 4nboLt uber
bic 50entitdt 0as Gdters gaben
tonrten. g. ntroe cine 5ortiee1ng
Der unteriudlmgen empfoblen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
DcMtftbc Ga0fcfcr
In Hanias Gitp, Han,
fincct nicbt itatt!

Gie 3euti6e Sagfeier IN aouids
Gitp aonia$, meIte am fommeuocr
Sountog n~bgebolten neroen ioIte
ftn6et uidt itatt. G8 butten geitern
0rei @itrgerfamiteeS BEL Der 0ortiger
Enli5et norgaIbroden mo 0ieieId,
tuigeforbert, bic ahbott1tng 0ey
fetero meIhe-uu6 2lnaaben 0ieier
2alte cine 8erberrlihuug 2ati6,
lnu05 biIoen ioG-5u berbieten.
Niir0e Die GnIijei tbrer gluffor.
0erung nidlt uah9eben ltRo Bic NCb.
.haltunp Der 6eiar gcftotteu. 10 orob.
ten oteie Setter ODER QcrbeBarn Gin
&igtIantenfoulitee at bil0en nn0 0ie
@|eriammIiutg, ielbjt 8lt berbiroarr,
n5tiGeufaqs init @epult. Snfolqe.
0eileu bnt bic &oli3cirertDaltung i'm
@emaltt0tigfeiten lin0 Rltbeit0ruugen
bor3ubelger, Dem Setter Der betrgi
fen0eH Sole ~lutteriogt bic 6eicr til
0erielbcn al hnltcn 8t laiieh Ger
Staat55erlc!4 bat itdl ic~Ibftre6en6
6preif erfl6rt SEM NnIfaeidebot mi.
.se ali Ieiiteu, uno Bite Beier nbqtiagt,
Inter Dem GjtaI: o@s lit melt ge.
tommene ihrlibt ote vEagLihl Som.
Has GitD [ll}o) 4rcie4 itber 0cl
l2orfnu e0itoricl. mte fplat.
g}an moa iibqr 6ie gbbalhfro 6es.
Teufihcn 3u1es fir SeBtseit rer
ihia0cnar gniitf ian ma ntoo ca
iDic Al fajteu5 SCI meiitea 5toatE
6erHan6a SD G nd 81, ia. ogidcbcr
fir 6os RittioIte haIten. nah.
reno Sen arieos,etf 6icie Seter faIen
lailen, inn all fenAlifcn 6aBarefan
feline G}eleqea5cit ait qebcn eins
iebDd feit: gs fit hofit be0alfs
arltm 6oR, nadoaA In adniaB GitD,
aonias Ste 9l6haltluq bcs 2eutidaa
Iaaes beihloiian noroen mar, Ste
Feter foit I'm Glitter 5tltn0e a6aeiaaE
Iuefoen muBta, ucfi enc fIeine mcns
1e irreqeleiteter ua6 nerheBter Qanta.
0feIeIhe fonit nit 8emolt auf
.oiaa sI molten.
2re @o4lttce5 boa 9iiraern 6d6en
1ei 0er QoIisef oeQen Die 4bhaltlnq
oer Teier hrotaitiert un6 erfIdrt, 6aB
Deaa Sic 4oLi8et 6iaielba nidt Der.
1ieten Unr0ey fe icl6it Sic BeDalt III
Bic 5an0e nebmen mur0en.
Ser 8itrqerreiter ME Ser iteQ.
7~ertretaa0a 9}oIi3aidef ha6en es i'm.
0ieicn ltmftan6en, nm es nidt 8u
lhtheit6nngen un0 @enaIttdtiQfet
fomnen Ait Iaiien, fir 0aS Rid.
igite qebalten, Bite gbhaLtunq 0er
Better All u%nterioqen.
Gen gcanitan lit 6ies nidt ii6eI
nebrnen. fe qIau5tan mir lire
Gflidt Der 4Qqeneinbeit qeaenh6er
III erfuaen. 66dit traltrid lit Oh ias
ooh BAH 2gIfe til ihrenr lteberga,
10 ber6ett merben ton.
lan. bot ft2 aQeHL mas ihre W2it.
0Pltiher Q5funft. nit oanen
ie icit eyo6ran friaolid 5~uiammengp.
e6t un0 0erpn Sinner NIT Sen tbti.
8uiammen militariid aisge6il
let per6en, nm fit 6as 2on6 init
hrem 4l1tt ein3ltreten oerr1terii6e
u~nterIegen IND ioadr init De-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
EHi5ielc 3ahltu giinitig fHr 0it
ggiaHeH4.

Columbus 8, 10. Npu. 3ie
beim Staot ietrct1r bisber ejagglau
fenen ofii3ieIelt 8aAlen ae6en oeu
g6diicn eineu 8oripru11q bon GIG
StinmtsH. Gle @ei1nt8nbleu iteIe1l
iif ME folgt 4db 522 255; tr5dat
52l. 679 Stiaulel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
aeifenSe ,lseuten nit sor0 1lnt0s Dsrlauot,

Ole 1dgH6e Gnoba Grt6Hne phnttt mebrere reHenoe aaeu.
ten, Die foro autos buber, Inn 6e Geutiheu In WebrereH Gotn-
ties IN Iebrosfa nuo int petGden Sona gu beiutea uno fr oe
Gribine nls 2eer 8a geurneu. Cute @elegenRett, fh l%obHsn0en,
%dngcnebmeH Gtprb Bu DerfdofGt ba mir ho1e aomnttion so5lcn.
Go fmo nod INNER pee 2eer fir Die Gdglihe 6mabd Gribine
in 9~ebrasfu rno inn neHihen Soma gu crlorgen uno iBt lit oasu
Die bette Belt. 8e SGgttfe 0nabn &ribine lit 6ct8page ont.
erfount os cine Der better oGtibprndigen 9oges3eittn8en 0es
&on0es uM0 i6e 8utrnft lit trt oS artege5 un6 Der frittiden 3eit
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fnnneu Efrunn TablGttea ~etAaiteu.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-07-05
PENCIL PECKINGSS
Rev J. NJ. Henderson, D. D..
Pastoring in st. Paul, MINI.

The many friends throughout the
A. ". f. Connection will be de-
lighted to learn that DR.. Jas. NJ
Henderson is in st. Paul, Mimi,
doing yeeman service of African
Ne.hodistism. lie is a power in
the North West and long since
should nave been elevated to the
Bishopric 1t will be remembered
that lr. Henderson was at one
time PRESIDENT of Morris Brown
University and during his adj
mim>rration the Highest Chris
tan standard was attained. We
will 1T our thousands of readers
hear IF him and his work from
time to time.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-07-05
PATIENT AND PATRIOTIC.
John C. Minkins Shows Our Loyalty
and the Nations Shortcomings.


and the Nations Shortcomings.
The following article by John G. Min
kins of Providence, r. l., appeared in
recent issue of the New York World.
Mr.. NTinkins says: The question viii
the Negro fight for the United States?'
has been asked. Will the World, the
most powerful and consistent friend
the Negro has among American jour
nails. permit me to answer it?
The Negro is perhaps the most I'M
selfish and consistently loyal citizen in
this melting pot Of all nations" He
has never sired an anarchist, an as
sassin, hyphenate, traitor or an in
crate, and he has never refused to fight
from 1919 to 1916 for his native land.
The Negro has taken patriotic part
In every American war-colonial, Rev
dictionary, 1912, Mexican, civil, Indian
and Spanish. He was with Washington
at Valley Forge and Yorktown, with
Sullivan at the battle of Long Island,
with Perry on Lake Erie and Lawrence
on the Chesapeake, with Jackson at
New Orleans, Scott in Mexico, Grant at
Richmond, Miles on the western plains,
Dewey in Manila Bay, Sampson at San
tiago, Roosevelt at San Juan Hill and
Boyd at Carrizal.
He was the first to shed on Boston
common the lifebloOd which proved to
be the martyrs seed from which flow
cred the Revolution. He was first with
Commodore Peary at the north pole
and last to leave Mexico with General
Pershing.
You don't have to ask, "Will the Ne
gro fight for the United Ste tesE' ASK
those who have fought against him.
This is our country. and we are among
its truest and best tried citizens. We
have always refused, and we Away $
shall refuse to even think OF this as IA
white mans country" 1t is not only
the country of those for whom it does
the most, but also of those who love it
best and do the most for it.
If another war comes-a war we
would not provoke-the Negro will be
found on the firing line, as he has al
ways been found. doing his utmost that
the Stars and Stripes shall never touch
the ground in dishonor or be trailed in
the dust of defeat
Crowded out o. the militia, land and
naval; denied the training necessary to
officer from West Point or Annapolis
hundreds of thousands of the best
fighters time has produced, refused the
protection at home of the flag for
which SO much respect is claimed
abroad, barred very largely from the
political rights guaranteed him by the
constitution Of the nation he helped to
create md to preserve-rights by which
the ciuzen of free republic can fully
protect his civil and property interests
along with liberty and life-the Ne
gro has remained unswervingly loyal,
steadfast in patriotism and absolutely
reliable in every national crisis.
Give him the same chance in peace
you gladly yield him in war and he
will demonstrate the same high type Of
worth Ia civil life that he has always
shown on the battlefield against the
enemies Of the nation, domestic or for
eign.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1917-07-05

J.dee John Morris Johnston
creak Wis, was in the city this
weak visiting his nephew Mr.. Ivy
Lee. He attended the Dddfellows
picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fl. Kemp and
son are now making their future
I,ma in Rockford, Ill 1t is a
nI.a,ure for one to make such ac-
auautances as the Kemp family.
Mr. D. f. Williams Of Evans
ton Jll was in the city Tuesday
o,.pins. enroute to La Crosse and
Norrhern. Mimi. e was driving
five passenger Mitchell Car.
We regret very much to learn
~ Mr. VIM. Anderson Of 315 n.
Henry t. still being confined to
n. General Hospital where he
hs, undergone an operation. Mr..
Anderson is one of our oldest and
hest known citizens. The Blade
wishes him a speedy recovery Of
good health.
Rev. and Mrs. Easily and Mrs.
N. e. Taylor were welcome visi-
tor, from Racine, attending the
late sunday school Convention.
They made many warm friends
during their stay. Rev. Easley
is pastor of Morgan Chapel, A.
N. f. Church. He is a forcible
Gospel preacher, logical and elo-
queur
W. are glad to hear of the
Young folks who visited the capt.
IL. dutiug the convention having
the opportunity of shaking hands
with the Governor. Their names
are, NeSsers William Thrill Of
Milwaukee, Theodore Washington
of Madison. Misses Mahatabell
Payne of Waukeegan, Madaline
No>cev of Madison Of Madison.