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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-26
RatbcSralen MnS BcipitaGNiffc.

GET Der lnterbredung 0s Drablofn 9ertebrs spiIben 9eutihInnS
no ben Ser. Stnoten miro pieoer tart in atrocities" gearbetet. 8aris
NEGLECT fortgeebt. Dab Die 9etfhen i6e 4atbeorale in 9etas bombar.
0iereu, mo 2onoon betlagt ib oarlber. oB Die 9entlbea eneniae
peuercs ~aatbeOrnIen 5erhiumert umO SofpitaH6tHe berienft, uiroe nil.
grtem Aett ais elm graunmer 6Gn0 Der m~enIhlihen @eplidnft be-.
aethnt mer0ens 10 Dob Die 5bilterte 0et Dies nit 9elhhIaH0 Inn
Ioa, lift Der Snupt5ued Der Barrier uno 2onooner gaelbungeu.
goS Die a~ntbeorale bon Stens an6etrfft, 70 nuB in erfer 2inie
b~erHdhdtet perbeu, OaB Neims cine 5eftung 1no 8n0en olgenbIifli6
an Der aigne iii. 9e Retmier aatbeOroIe 1T Der bodfte 8unft in Stems,
eignet f1 i6r gut gum geo6nftungspofer, uno tt ne Berlin ihon
offers ntgeteHt. ais FOLDER benust poroen.
Sic 9enusung Der aatbeornle aIs @eobadrngspofen lit cine ielbft.
beradnolhe miGtdrihe gtotpenogfdt, bic bic 6ran8oien ebenio gu mir
0iaen nten, ne irgen0eine anoere Station. @n6ererits lit es fir Die
aeutbeu cine uaitdrtihe 2otmeuogtet Die gegneriiaen 9eobadhunes.
potter az 3erf0ren, penn bfder Soften aud, wie IN 6ieien Jaae, beonter.
IherUafe eme aatbeoraIe lit. Sic 3~rausnien fno ao fir bic @e1ie.
btng Der Gntbeoroe iebit perantporIif.
Stems Thbt 3uoeH1 it 5net Sabren lnter Dem 6ener Der 6euthhen
Mrhneris. ino Denu Die 8elthen gepout bitten, 10 ft1noe in Helns
beute fem 5tin mebr nf benz an6eren. guh bic aatbeorne naroe
Langt bonn @robobeH ~beridpun0en ien. 9aB fe es nilt it, lit MIR elm
nguer geDes fur Die 9lffht, nit Der Die 3a1ihen Die milt1rHd not
uen0ige g%ef1eBumg bon Henas Dornahmen.
Sn benz englfben 8erift iber Die 8erieufung Jog. SofpttnIidife -
Die 9etonalng Igt af rSftHe4 - miro ausnrldltf ertlurt nB zines
Der beicen Sdffe ntdt oe gb3ei9en os Goten &reu5eS tue uno odB
beioe bn ®sihifen esforhert maren. Die @ngIanoer nahtel fh
oIO zines irdHiteu 2efttnns ibul0ig, nemn fe TIRE Gerpun6etenI
Stiffen anbertrauten, Die nidt ais @oipitadhiHe erfenntl6 naren
fobrt al benlser, ben 2atihlnnb og cine oerbotene Gone fir SoiphaG
idHe beeidnet bnte, Getf6lono umB 5nngenOe @rlnoe St bRfer Gra
farmg gebnbt lmo gepuBt babsu, 6B Die gme a~reu3a5agge bonn @eguer
niBbrnudt nur0e. IS lit nidt au8unebmen 0B elmer Der aregtlhren.
ben Elm nirfthes Soiptalihiff berienfen Duroe, ON aaerpengftens
GerHbInn0.
ME bic muhpiIige 8erh0rrng non a~abeorolen, nod bernerfider lit es
nber, enen ebrtden @egner Difentih 51 oerlglHoen. SIM 9eIenn6en
ne I'll Der gntteaung lno 9erorebung bon Sdfahen bot bs englihe
@~reBtlreou fhts cine ~mefterbute 5ertigteit beDRien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-26
Die sfirnnte Ger pernnnft.

Sn mon6en St1oten uno gtoaten os 2anoes regt fh i8t cine
BaDeqarng gegen Die oetfde Sprofe. 92nn mobte fe aus ben SfuIen
berbnrnen. Sn ge6rasfa lit Der anihIag bant oes @ereHtgfetsfnns
unRres Stoasenots mtBungen. 9ieen gtferern oene Elm 4rhfa Der
IN Toronto, Gannod, e~iheinenoen 3eutng gSbe Star" our gelebrung
2nd III aanaoo DoQte Der SAB gegen allies 9G1tfte bic baatihe Sprabe
ns ben Sdulen bertreiben. ga idneb Der pStar" ME fogt:
Die Oehde sprade lit fir oos gene9meu Getf6anOs in oieiem
arRge nidt mer DerdntDorHid als Die 5orm 0s faferliden Shn1rr.
bdrts. GIN areBug gegen Die 6aatihe Gprate lit cine gepegung, Die
IbaraAf berednet iii, Die 4unmertnnfett bon b0hft Dibtigen 5ragen ob.
3nlenfeu. Gb bic 0eutide 5prnhe in ben Sfuen uno ltniberftdten
aeIe9rt meroen fol-, lit cine e5eberfhe Grage, bic nr bon Der erDdgung
e~r8e9erfher Refatate a6bdugg it, sic bot nit oos gerfngte NIT Ra-
trndisnus al Inn. 8ur9 cine Sgnorertng Der oeutihen Sprade ber.
mebren mir nidt I'M geringfen uniere et1rfa I'M aampf 9entdlan6
g~egeniber, iomobl duf Dem GblaftfeIo he of 6%fononiiden @ebiet
Ser 9orfhlng, Die batfhe sprahe gu ~berbonneu, I'M 6eltfheu
GinFnB entgesensuDirten, lit enfad ttnbiih. Gs eriunert on bic 2pgif
treuenoer SfnlndOden: sd iprede nift nebr 81 Dit" Ser 8oridlag
nuB acknowledgements ben Gun0rud mabrue, bog Der @rnit uno Die
Beoeutung nes aoufhtts, in benz mir inns b%enoen, nidt in refcr
Meie eenmrbgt her0en.
rSaben mir in 2entfdlanb etnen epigen 8enO gu febea, 70 babn mir
i'm 70 mer 1trnde, 9ehih Sl berfeben, haB es .itns ben saIltie gu
ben 0enHhen 8Idnen beridaHt. @abt 9eutfhan6 G~ntoedungen IN Gbe-
re un0 aGeoahJ 10 mare es Der @ipfel Der &orbett, 81 iagen 6uB mir
ode G%ntoefun8en nht nusniseu Doaen. gatirId miien mir oas
0arh ben Grieq geItaffene fefnolife @efibl nit in Gnrehmmg brtngen
ober Ons ioate uns nibt elmer epf6en 9mnbet In Die arme treiben"
Soaen mir Entertainer Deniger bernlufig in ns es Die aann'
Ar ruA2 -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-26

Gral geIe g. f1retbt: SO tpur6e tn'or.
r1ierL oab i'd Elm Nierenleiben babe, uno oab
e RAID eiHeHI eefdbrItnen gtaoinHl 5iieiIf,
@ds toiirbeH sic berf4reiben3a
IHtport: MenH Sore Gnmptome bic 1es
no5Hli9ea It1o, lUie gtHidpeauneen inter Ben
gluper, 1nfhmeIen0e Rn5neI, an fpdrIider
poer 3u bdufiget, iibelrienetloer nrin, beeleis
tet bon Hoptf1nlfrbeT, .S9uer3eH, .8enreiiio'
ben foforiigen @ebrda9 bon 9aiHaporfsGabIet
ten, eiliei1 iebr ieinen 2eilntittet gegen folde
&efhperoer, b%eriduit In beriieeelten Tubcn
NIT ae1aaer @ebraudsaaiUeiiu flung 5uiH Gelbib
sebrant, aiiraten.
SRI. 9nifh 9. fbreibt: so babe, mas bie
qepte 2eberileden Henreu, auf uteirter 6uut.
50 bin fabL fait ME cine gerfon NIT Der
@eI6fuht, mo tb tueib, baB r1eine qeber Mot
III Gr0itung III. 9nbe iaures sliijitoBens be-
lta fhIdtria Bin perisopft ua6 flbIe utig
ielten pobL."
9%lnfiuort: eoIae gputpiome beuten bas mes
bartIts nd9 eIlem GtdrtlHgsHtttet fhr glas
8u GaroiotJablettens ais Colonel iberleaen
nno bon oauernoem sauben. 9br apotbeier
fam es in berfieaeIten 8afeteI, nit Ges
bFan6saHipstilHs earasf. Isefern.
SRI BERTHE G. fraat: 4@eI6es mlitteI ron.
men Ste CUR aHaefdbrItHen Mebn5ieruna ron
5ettleibigieit enipieblen7 so pinf9e uHgs.
tabr 80 QfnHS dbsunebuien.&
Annporf. Sm Derl1lle Hfim Gill fnfI Br1in
INSTRUMENTATION, aIs Die pirffnmiie UNI ans
aefebfnlte gebanblung, I'M abuormaIes Set
Bu beteitigen, abotbefer Iieiern CO In beri
iieaelteH T1tben init bouitdHbigen 9ebraI9Ss
Gupeifuneen. gab ben eriteH pnnr 31aeu III
Elm sthito per &eg Mot gu bel aoHapme.
Serr o. Or. f6reibt; sga9en Gle mir. biite.
tpas ID nebuen ioI. I'M 5iHuen, Ship1ren
lnb Imlentes BIut losaiiperhen. 30 peiB, To-
brau6e elm mlitteI aegen geritupfuua,"
g~lHtlDort; % 1T mdbri6einIt6 Bic wers
nnnldfftguna Der @eritopfuna, bic 36r giut
fmlebt nahL Beginner Gle cine oriiH6lide
@ebanoLiug init bret BraiU @nlpberbsIablets
ten lntft GuIpbursIdbletteH). GeseI Gle
0tss HlePreFe gG0rate lang fOrt.
81. q. 9. frdgt: sn2ein Saar TT bIie unb
meme aoptblui iudt bon S6uppel it1b fletter.
bings thut beim adntulen gu bel aus. Q3as
lit cine CUTE BebanoIurg 6naegen2S
@rtlDort: geforeen Gle Iih etnfahes eeIbes
mlinhoI Bel Sbren1 gIpotbeier it 4 tln5etta
9Dpf9en unb DenoeH sic es nan Der Sc
brninsartueiiung an. O. reiHigt, fiblt nm
frdftigt Saar uHo aobfbdut un0 berblnberi
bnour6 6as abiterben bes 9aares. GhuDSea
perihntn6en uno b1s Suden tDtrb iofprt ee.
Iinoert. Wldnner uHo 6ranen i'm qar5eIl
eanOs as6ran4eH ss issst .seseImabis.
uamira1 fnst: Dor Ginger Belt babe ID
mir cine beitiae erf0ltltng uHb suften 5uges
soGer. 80 brotjerte Diele mlttteI. a9eE Tie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-26
6efabrlie6 it's, iic9
sem arienal 80 ndbern!

Der Davenport 9emofrat i9rei6t:
GIpoe g1pron bon 9eoria, ST.. elm
genmter Des gunoesgebeim0ienItes
Deilte iiingit in 3abenport un0
modte befnnnt, 0ab 6ie &egierung
eenau barouf odtet, 6aB feline Geitt-
iden ft6 Dem Gegierun9Surienol altf
mebr oils eine babe Mleile nGbern.
2eitte, neIde 0as erite 8opier in if.
rem Bette baberL itno 2euttide uuo
feline 4merifoner, benn iie 9nben
MIR ibren @uui9 ihriftIid gedn
Bert, ameritaner 5u iperoen. Sic
boben aber De0er Dem 6eutiden aai-
Ter bic llntertonenihaft abgeidnos
rem, nod baden ite ben gereiuigter
Stoaten bon Nor0dmerifa &reue ge.
i4poren. a5nbober oes eriten 8a-
piers tounen nad tpie Dor 8iirger
meroen. 3. }. 10 Iange finf Sabre
ODER mebr felt Der Serousnnbme 0es
iogenaunten eriten 9apiers beritri-
den iino. - 3meite, olio @itrger.
papiere, f0nnen nidt an ioIde ieino.
lide QusIdHoer ausgeiteIlt meroen.
Die felt Der Grisgsertldrllng ibre er.
item 4opiere beroltsgenommen ba-
ben.
SER @apron maGt 0orouf nuf
merfiam5 oaB beutide, Giterreidiidr
ungariide, bulgariihe uno tirfiihe
untertanen aus benz Ha0i1ts bon Ell.
ner baIben DleiIe bes Gegierungsar.
iennls 5ieben ioaen. 6erner madt.
er betannt, 0aB iid Burger Der ee.
rlanrtten gtationen nlr NIT Grlaub.
mis- Der gunoesbeb0r6en 5u trgeno
elmer 3eit Dem 4rienaI auf utebr ais
cine babe Mleile ndbern 0itrfen, gr
empfie9t 6en fein0Iiden QltsIdnoern
Ierner, Die Sabre 3u nebmerl, lpeuft
fe no9 Der Dale Nof S5sluno fabren
fuoqen uu0 ni6t per SitneD 8us
ODER StraBenbabn itber bic Hegie.
rungsbriide gu fuBreu 8or alien
9ingen gibt er Den bieiigeu feinOli-
den a~uslar0ern BEN glten 9tut:
nSaItet ben Ml1n0 uno 0rildt Cure
Qniidt hber Den arieg niemon6em
gegenii6er aus. 3e0en lit @efdngnis
uno Sdneigen lit 8oI6l"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-26
Gn0lAnGs 2~lMs00bcn
file ~1llMntticn!
&eraaSgabte in einem Sabre far &c.
idoHe 1921 @iliORen
Dollars.

&On0on 26. april. - Die Soften
fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der
britiifen gErrHee ip1bren0 oes nit
benz 81. M6r5 1916 ot @noe gegou.
eenen 5tnanbiobres betrlg 22i,.
309,523 9hlnO Sterling (runo
81, 121 ,000, 000), bon oenen MIR ct.
pa 100000 @futo oif Die 0fubri.
ten 09ureolls, Snipettioh 2uartiere
nno geri1ieoenes" entfielea. Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rapportiert,
oob lteaenmeije bobe qreiie fir Bob.
material unb aontrnfte @rtl1runaen
notig maderb un0 onB iudbreno et.
ner 9erioOe 6es Sabres Oas 94.
iammelorbeiten Sipii9en beriGieoe.
men 3metgen oeS MhtnitionsminiIte.
RUINS 6u bermiiien mar.
Cine 5irua i9loB aontratte 5ur
$eriteIlung geipiiier @eidite alb, be.
3og &obmaterial bonn Miniiterilm
5u elmer feItgeiesten Gote, idloB 10.
oanm aitBerbaIb aufdufe gr0Berer
auantitaten 81 niOrigeren 9reiIen
ab un0 mddte babel einen 8rofit
bon etiud $4,000.
SIR getptiIe 2otoIit1terL Die ais
2ogerbauier benust ner0en ioaten,
nuroe Die Sumule BON 10000.
4funo borgeiAoiieA aber 5tuei $50.
den ipGter ertlarte man, 6oB Die 50,
falitaten fir 6ei 3pef ridt geetgnet
ieien. Gs foIgten aIogen in Sobe
bon $4,000 8fluto, urlo Die 9lnge.
legenbeit uurOe nit 3obIuns bon
10000 3funO beigeIegt.
Sn Dem &apport lit ein 5oa be.
merfenspert, Der lid atf einen 0iret.
ten aontratt auf SerIteQung getpii.
Jet artiteI gum Greiie bon 33.18
y fuu0 per Eorne be3Iebt. 9eriel6e
aontratt murbe ipdter fir 26 9fu1o
ltuO 20 BfunO per Come b%crgeben,
lpabreno Die Soften Der SeriteQung
ith IN 8ooIpi6 duf 1877 9tuno
per Come beliefeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-26
,,Dementia prmssiana''!

sur Die freie lte6eriesuna erbitten mir gergebung. amr felt Der
nnHerbIde S6np y9enentia amerunna" Gmo ben grniHftorm) Der
gsat fbenfte, baben mir nihts gebabt, mas benz ronroig on bic Sette
aeIebt Deroen f6nnte. Bis Der arieg ms oiie oDementa 8ruiona"
gab. Ole gemie bat 8a i5ren gdteru 8ethmgen, Geo. $dben 9ltnom.
ben UordHten 8enret be 9oris, Die berlbmte Erintp, vReo." 2pgbt
9ais, Cotton, Manning, unO oioerie Grofeioren. 4aes, mas man niht
oeLinn9n Iumt 0as fab man fir etnen g9ruifou" an llnO bag be-
0euiete: ausf1big.
n1br oIs elmer &iniht Der gum @t0roer iiner 5rm uno Der SttDiegers
unter naro, neil oRe 9rduen onoere anfhten Ibr ben areg, anNre
Mnfhonlngen bon ben 3ebn geboten, lit nur elmer bon bieleu. 9ieie 8nbn-
fnns.aQetbo0e, 9runian ST. fdinpfeu, nenn man nm Elm argument Der.
Iegen it menn man Der Debate aus Dem Mege geben mil, Uenn man
Sic f10enfheinigfe 2ige 5uoefen mil, fit pen aud Hht aagemetn
g~epOroev bod in areie ois foibonobIe eingorangen, Die es better
nHea ionten.
ar ben orefoden Wlor6 nufen 6iie Batter Der ~8ementia 9rtf-
jana 3eitungen, a~an5ereoner, 4rofdforen, goInHfer, Die 8erantDorhlng
mttabernebmen. Soften mir mr., ouB oieie cine 9lpttot genlgen mir6,
aensn bic auqen All ~ofne1-uobin ods aufnahen bltn6er ~2ei0enfdaft
IN IoIhen GdaDoht0pTen, bic ar 5dule oerer geboren, fubrea mtB
menn nut reht5ehg omeraanihe geonneubet Uieoer qarote miro
abeuabImt q. 2.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-26

We call the attention Of the
public to the following editorial
which appeared in the New
York American on Friday last:
"a small number of corpora
tons, firms, clubs and individ-
uals have set the very bad ex-
ample Of discharging from their
employment all Germans and
persons of German descent.
This is not patriotism. It is
downright stupidity. And it. is
a blow at the country's only
weak spot.
"Above everything else now,
the nation requires peace within
and all its available labor.
ANY firm or person that
makes a peaceable and well-dis-
posed German resident or Ger
man-American citizen sullen and
resentful by unmerited discharge
from employment and by thrust.
ing him out in the street to face
idleness and hunger, does just
that much to add to the nations
troubles, which are enough now
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-26
@te emit tint NfQtl

(giae in anbetrndt zines fd nnb Dem /. @2ot-an
tUelbem Snee befarntIi4 tn @ebrasta Grobibition eintritt-
fiderlid eiuitel[enbet in6 0ann lei6er tnIoihbaren HieRn,
ourfes un6 in erinnerlng an fribere feldtr6bihe @fai.
nonate cine ihon Dor Dem erften giat etnem tuirflhen inO
~pobrboften 9idter unO @eOidt nit trodener 2eber nod.
e~mpfunoene un6 .sernbte @erbuisrne, oomit Der 9ieuoo.
otbter rnO Der 2eier ib ihon iest in Die 3eit rat Dem
crteu mai berfeser fSnren)
Stea uf ben Gid Die @6ner mo Die @eber-
8mnr Dob fe ler, lit ms nidt etnerei-
BARS bod nod" benft Bel fb Ser aIte 3e9er,
oggis emit i'm gPoil"
aeid mir bic 6Loide, Die Mid oft beeliidte-
@init mar fe bol-es lit ihou IGngit borbet-
Gh, OoB ie mid nod einnaI 10 erqpidte
Isle emit it Wlail
@s qriint eerol nie font, Sic 9Ilmen ptnfen,
gls ob es iulrner nod tuie irHber iei-
9ob gibt es Ieiber lett nitts mebr 5u trtnten
gsie emit TN Mail Grnft @aenQb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-26
MnEen fe6ren snrnf.

Bolton, Mof, 26. Qpril. = Cine
groBe an8abl Guiien, Die bier felt
bieler sSobren lire @obniise oufge.
jhloger batten, boben felt Der neue.
item giebolution in 9iuBLdno bic
6obrt mad benz 2nnbe tbrer @eburt
ongetreten. @dbreuo Der lebten
ISOLDE iino beionoers biele abgereit,
Die aus Rublan6 entfloben mareiL
nod6em fie on Rebolutionen, bic
febllffugen, beteiligt gerpeien ma.
rem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-26
Dcntreffer!

Die 2esislatur BON 9ebrasfa bat
perfigt. 0oB beginneno nit 1. @aoi
liz ben Stnnt Jog. obiolute uano-
fertrodenbeit@ dnbefoBlen 1T. %
Dproen Bis 0nbtn Die 5nruer bon
RebrnsEn (0ie fir ben 9robibitiOns-
ypallg beranttportIid fno) es eiIie
1ieoen. Inn 0ie Shelnlen uno Seller
nit Srinfbnrem nnsufiiaen. @eHn
1ber 0ieie @orrdte oann mfge.
srnudf iein Der0en2 @ieaeidt bdm.
inert Is Biz 01bin Bel Der lanoIihen
geb5Iferllng Gebrasfasl sSoiua
Reform.
es fann gar nidt GIT NIT ben
shaIffariidlen erfoIeeH@ Der 4aiier.
iaL mit Der nenriten cHenIiDe lte-
heL Soait pirou he nuE Disle
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-26
gladt gatrunen FIR cntel Sam.

Charles Gitg, So, &c. apriL. -
9ie bielige Munitionsfabrif, nelde
bisber oen aGiierten 9ntronen &c.
Iiefert bat, pir6 bonn /. @eai ob
oos 9unOesbeer NIT 9atronen Der.
iorgen. Gle Gabrit, in tUeIfer in
0rei Shidten Gag unb gea6t gear
beitet miro, proOu8iert tdatih 1000
8otronen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-26
staatstonSsntiOu Der Offs.

2incoln, 90. @pril. - Ole Sab
resfonbention Der CHS BON gaebras.
ia hnt belte bier ibren anfung &c.
tonlnen un0 pnbrt Bis 5reitog.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-26

Itdrfer borer. lln6 ni6t bic dltpiten
aomeaen-beltte it's Die pMornI
Der oeufiGen grltppeu4, bic pieoer.
mai bin iei = ouftiiden. Die
Boiler Der entente mHiien Die bllrm-
pen gritensSrifs aImdbli4 bod
0urdihauen.
STRANDS Greibeitsfdnpfer appel.
lteren an BEN 9r1iioeuter, iid ibrer
bod aud ais eirer yfleiuen, uuter.
0riidteH 9otion", Die mad Selbit.
Itdnoigteit ringt Die Die 6reibeit Die
ole 3emotrotie felt s~ydbrSe6nten
polite, an Gin
einsig Bort 8ilions, gerooe jest,
mir6e England 3mingen. ben
sSor0erungen oes ourh S~abrbun0er-
fe m~iBhanoelten Srlanos @ebor 81
aebei. Nir0 Srlanos Appea IN.
oe9ort IN @eibM @auie rgrbaams
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-12
INDIE HIS WoRKMEN RIVALS.
c& ChArlss w. Schwab Spurrsd Them
 z %t on to Creator Efforts.

ke< Charlss w. Sohwah Spurrsd Them E on to Creator Efforts. \ In telling how he increased the effl- @enSy Of one of his departments ShSfaes M. Schwab,s ,s thesfamous steel &ah. says in the American Magazine: N'Its was near the end Of the day; in q few minutes the night pforce would Sc11es on duty. turned to a workman WhO3was standing beside one of tho red n1outhed furnaces and asked him for . piece of chalk.
 A"sHow many heats has your shift made today?' queried.
 M" Six he replied.
 MsI chalked big 6 on the floor and passed along without another word. Nhen the night shift came in they saw the '6' and asked about it.
 N" The big boss was in here today said the day men. He asked us how many heats we had made, and we told &m six. He chalked it down.
 Nyrhe next morning passed through ne same mill. saw that the e had Been rubbed out and big '7' written Nstead. The night shift had an Bounced itself. That night I went Rack. The 7' had been erased. and a HO' swaggered in it's place. The day, Rrce recognized no superiors.. Thus q Ahea competition was started, and it Tent on until this mill, formerly the uoorest producer, was turning out pore than any other mill in the plant"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-12
STING OF THE HoNEYBEE.

Hbout the Most Effective infernai Ma E chine In Existence. , Kiln proposition to its size, the sting of
 Ae honeybee is probably the most ef- fective internal machine in existence.
 @The ,stinging apparatus is smaller than that Of a .rattlesnake, yet single sting has been known to kill man. Whe1. we realize that it is almost in- visible and consider what it can do we cannot failj to be astounded. It seems the very quintessence of devilishness.
 Tha honeybee's sting is complicated ESQ complicated that many words and much inf have been used in discuss ing its construction and use
 SIt is generally conceded that ], the sting consists of shaft of three parts, the principal one being sheath within which move two barbed lancets. Like the barbs ofa hshhook, the lancets are not easily extracted from the flesh into which they have been driven. The sheath and the lancets combined form ashollow tube through which the poi sen flows from the poison sac. v
 Two hairy, soft projections. evident ly very sensitive. inform the bee when sHe is in contact with stingable ob- ject. Popular Science Monthly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-12
Frohtnan's Little Safe.

When Charles Frohman was treas yrer with Haverly's minstrels he con deived a novel stunt of arousing curi- dsity. 3n ! small towns. He, bought a. anaH iron safe, about three feet high, aud on it had painted in big letterSs isaTreasurer. Haverly's Mastodon Min Strels." Now actually there was little need. for this safe, but it was always @rried on the first load of baggage k6at-s Went to a hotel.s It.woa1d bs H3aced ina conspicuous place, and then Frohman waiting until the proper mo- Ihent, would hustle up. to it with an Sir Of great importance, open 1t, put Ia two or three $1OO bills, close it and go away When the crowd had gone he would slip back and get the money out again. 1t proved . good advertising stunt Charles Frohman, Manager and Man"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-12
The Larch In Labrador.

The soil and atmosphere are so cold and dry in Labrador that scarcely any vegetation thrives at all. The larch is a species of pine tree which Is found in all northern countries, but its growth is so stunted in Labrador that specimen found on the most southern part of that dreary land was but nine inches in height and the trunk was but three-eighths of inch in diameter. A careful examination of the miniature tree revealed its age to be at least thir- ty-two years, for there were that num- Der of ring growths shown in its small trunk. The very cold currents pouring down from the north and the fact that Labrador has less sunshine than Alas ka, together with several inland eli matic conditions make the summer seasons shorter and colder than are those of Alaska.-Exchange.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-12
BUILDING A BOOK
casss Where the Ending Wac Written
 Before the Beginning.

casss Where the Ending Wac Written
 a Before the Beginning.
 There has been more than one in. stance in the history of literature of a book being written upside down-that Is, it's end becoming it's beginning or it's beginning becoming its end.
 Probably the most outstanding in- stance of the topsy turvydom is '"The Idylls of the King" Tennyson's great masterpiece. As every poetry lover knows, this great series of poems ends with '.The Passing of Arthur" and there can be no doubt that this is the proper and inevitable close of the won- derful pageant of the kings life. But Tennyson wrote that closing passage when he was a youth of twenty, and it was not until. forty years later, the whole series was finished and pub lished in one book that the old poem of his boyhood was found to it into its place as naturally as the broken arm or foot of classical statue fits the place from which it has been removed. Thus the first became last.
 A case of double change is presented by ! the novel David Harum.' The first part of that book to be written by the author constitutes now chapters 19 to 2lthat is, almost the last chapters in the book. Then, when the author had practically finished his book, he found that two of his main characters were not intrOdueol to the reader at all until he was halfway through the work. He therefore. wrote last of all the two opening chapters for the ex- press purposeAof introducing these two personages to the reader. This Is probably record case of topsy turvy authorship. .-Pearson's Weekly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-01-12
CONSTANCY

A YOUNG man-the son of an ob- scure, laWyer-cOmes to Paris from, a small Mediterranean island and in a few short years almost all Europe is his!
 Was it luck?
 A tall, gaunt lad of backwoods en- vironment, with a face that was god-like, is elected to his State Leg islature and lives to put his sigma ture to a proclamation that emanci- pated an oppressed race! { Was it luck?.
 An apprenticed printer can suffer no longer his tyrannical older brother, pulls up stakes for another city, and with but few coppers in his pocket establishes himself there. In the years that follow he distin- guishes himself as a scholar, scien- tist, philosopher, diplomat and busi- ness man.
 Was it luck?
 Napoleon Lincoln and Franklin are three random examples of the truth that if man would get ahead he must establish purpose and be constant to it..
 Napoleon had it all planned out to sit in Paris as the Emperor of the Universe. @f
 Lincoln had his eyes set upon "great things beyond when he was still too young to use Gillette.
 & And Franklin never forgot that his pater once told him he, would some day stand before Kings which sure enough he did! Here is a splendid text for every young man marching ahead in bus mess. ;: We would like to give them all placard to hang over their desks, with but single word written up- on it: Constancy!
 CONNORS.