TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-06

Joy 3 heart 20 heart commune Will
God. We may be sure OF this, that
what murders he did were done fol
the best and TO further English civil
ization. Perhaps, toos his robherlct
were carried out with the plous pur,
pose Of some day raising a modest
little Baptist chapel in some LITTLE
village in which he as its Pastot
could work 10 draw hearts to God.
Can It be wondered at that with
this IDEAL before him, the Anglo,
Saxon walks the earth as its king
lie goes 10 an American farm and
says: why, your chickens are no
good az all, You should kill all your
chickens and have my breed. They
are all in my Herd Book. Unless YOU
have chickens in my Herd Book
you can't expect any eggsf'
You kill all your excellent chick.
ems and buy his at his own price,
and he charges you one dollar each
to put their names and addresses,
and their number in his Herd Book.
You do 1t because everybody ds
doing il, although you have an idea
that you have seen the same chick.
ems before, and he takes all the
money back OK 70 England. He has
in this the GREAT IDEAL OF
marvellous English cattle and sheep
and dogs; though they are all i'm.
portations. He sells his Langshan
chickens in China, his Hungarian
horses in Austria, z and his cross
Rambouillets in France. And they
pay his price for them, because they
each have a number, name, and ad.
dress, and are entered in his Herd
Book, and all other animals, how.
ever much better they may look. are
altogether inferior. IL is not check
il is the GREAT IDEAL
BRITISH CONCEPTION Or
THE MILLENNIUM
When the millennium comes and BY
Gods great goodness His Great
People come into the full possession
of his inheritance; when the whole
world is Christ's and the British
Empires; when the savage languages
of France, Spain, Germany and the
rest Of the nations shall be forgot-
ten, and every inhabitant OF the
Earth is talking the cultured Ian.
guage OF England what a magnificent
aspect the Universe will assume with
the immortal Union Jack flying on
every spire, in every cline in the
sight OF an at last ~contended Heaven
after centuries Of such annoying
wiekedness and evil, All goods used
by the children OF men will be az
glorious British manufacture sent
out in glorious British ships, paying
glorious uniform rates-at as reason.
able a price as such a favor can be
charged, Each will have his British
bible which will contain the pure
Gospel OF Christ. 1t will not re-
quire any more revision; because ii
we'll then do well enough. Each will
be paying a price for everything
which will be based on the neces.
sites OF Empire. Each will be eating
English margarine, singing English
music, and admiring English art.
The future Napoleon will be clean.
ing the boots Of the English clerk,
the future Bismarck Will be running
for the shaving water OF the English
tax collector, and the future Liasi
or Chopin will be sweating loading
cereals Tor the Imperial Coru-Marke
with permission 10 hum something
over when he can get his breath,
English Truth will be given to the
world, not the indecent savage which
stalks forth naked as a Black, nicely
clad. handsomely embroidered by
British art. The Anglo-Saxon will
walk the Earth in the amplitude OF
his grandeur. He will NOT be proud;
because he is incapable of swank; he
will simply walk with a full con
seriousness Of his abnormal superior.
ity keeping everybody in his place in
what will be the British Creation,
and simply showing them by his
glory what reward is in store for
those who have the pure word OF
God, and are animated by reetitnde,
unselfishness and virtuc-in the
abstract.
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