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

4lAiVA Va utlAAk ~uaHlhp1stCNg "a SUN
a term can be applied to so sublime
a matter, by the greatest Empire on
earth. He goes forward on his lofty
mission undisturhed and with the
stubborness peculiar 10 him. He has
made half the world wipe off the
other half to make room for him,
and God has blessed his efforts. He
does his duty as Gods executor and
takes his reward for his services, for
il is his TO take. He subscribes to
the Society for the Propagation OF
the Bible, which has made all this
50 easy and so delightful and
THE PAPERS AT J. BIS COM
MAND
He goes to the newspapers. all OF
which are at his disposal, and al
though you have been his faithful
friend, he says:-"Go for that feroei-
Gus. blood-thirsty hound. Tell the
world he don't even wash his feet,
the dirty beast: while the King a
England hathes all over nearly every
day" tell the whole world what he
really is. / will give you the facts.
He orders the Archbishop of Can
terbury TO call upon God to damn
and blast your aecursed head and
to send you neck and crop TO the
lowest depths Of Hell FIRE. And al
mighty God does it. 49,
Then your neighbor goes for you
with fury and you have to so for
him and you don't know the reason
Of it all. The Archbishop Of Can
terbury yells Gods curse upon you,
and all the newspapers and all the
Angle-Saxons murmer "Amenl'
When the job IS over and you
have been beaten TO the ground BY
your own friends, the Anglo-Saxon
steps in and takes your land from
your astonished ~neighbor. And then
he sets about the same operation
with the latter.
The weaker nations are cursed by
| God with a bad memory. AS the
ancient said, THE Gods make first
mad those whom they wish to
destroy" these fools wreck each
other with the greatest willingness
in order that the least intellectual
race should predominant. Ii may be
said that the lower races excel in
art, in sciences, and in the refined
realm OF thought, but it must be re-
membered that the A~nglo-SaNon pos
sesses the property of the "knout,"
which, il it does not seem a high
quality TO the blacks is OF more prae-
teal value to him. With the "knout"
and the pure word OF God he can
40 them in the eye every time, As
for Arts and Sciences and refined
ideas bic can import at his own
price what he wants Of these from
the blacks; they themselves provid-
ing the funds for the purchase.
THE BIG BROTHER" OF ALL
Britain worked the wars Of the
Netherlands and the 80 Years War.
| She smothered the great Napoleon,
and rubbed it well in when he was
down. She has nearly stifled great
Russia. She claims has saved
the Catholic faith and the Mahom-
metan faith and the other faiths, and
she claims has helped TO destroy
them, as a staunch Protestant nation
should. She has been the rallying
point OF the Latin race, the Teutonic
race, the Monaghan race and the
rest, and she has done them all
brown. Every one has cursed her
and blessed her in turn, while she
has been having a good English
! laugh at the whole troop of idiots.
Great soyereigns have gone down
before her; ancient dynasties with
noble traditions have come to a sud-
den end, brilliant intellects have
been extinguished; grand benehcent
hearts have broken in sheer sorrow
at the hopelessness Of trying 10 re-
sist her majestic craft; schools OF
learning bringing invisible powers to
the aid OF man have been destroyed;
civilizations lost, races entirely dis
appeared and sweet traditions buried.
And what other nation but Eng
land has given the Pure Gospel,
authorized version, revised, bound in
cloth, with a%nnotations, for seven
cents gold, with a discount for
quantities.
The German will fight her battles
again, the French will brag of the
great souls she lost in her service,
and the Russian will cruch other
peoples for her. She will secure a
Delcasse for a Fashoda in every gov
eminent Of the world. Their heroes
and magnates will pass down in his
tory uunoticed while the Insignificant
heroes OF her marvellous little army,
which came in with the band when
the vulgar fighting was done, will
loom immense and overwhelming II
the worlds reeords-for it is she
who will publish them.
PALsIFYING HISTORY
Look at Wellington Who ever
heard Of the valiant Spaniards and
their generals who did all the charg-
ing and stood all the shocks of the
savage French in the Peninsular
War; At Waterloo this Genius was
looking round for a chance TO seoot
when. he found he was saved by
Bluecher. But who would be 50 silly
as 70 ascribe the victory 10 anybody
else but Wellington when every
magazine and every periodical gives
ii 10 him? Who would have the
courage TO attribute il to Biuecher?
Britain's History Is in strict ac-
cordanee with the Great Ideal. II
tells Of magnificent princes who did
things in the most magnetic man
ner, OF ennobliBg popular movements
though sayagely suppressed-and
Of acts Of almost fictitious heroism
in great battles never fought. The
disaster Of the downfall Of the Brit
ish Empire would necessitate the re-