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The Commoner.
VOLUME 13, NUMBER u
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Eight Hardy
Everbl
ooming
Roses for You
Wo want to deliver thl choice
collection of KlpcUt Ilnnljr Ilver
bloonilnfc lloNrn to Evi-ry Reader
or The Commoner, 1'onKlvcIy With
out Cowl. They are. fine, vlgorouH
plantH, ffuaninteed to reach you in
healthy growing condition, and will
bloom tli Jh oeiiHon if slvon ordinury
cure.
Unlean you refjuoHt immedlato de
livery when ordering, tho rotes will
not ho delivered until proper tlrno
to plant In your locality. Each col
lection Ih accompaniod with special
printed Instructions on their plant
ing and caro.
..n0y,'trOIC,,I:JUl .To nnyono Hendlnpr
us Si. in (a special club rate), wo
will inter subscription for one year
to both Tho Commoner and Tho
A merit an Homestead and deliver,
ttil itfW?? Ipald, thiH colloctlon
of Eight Hardy Itoso Hushes.
iimi.ioiV f;oifi,n
Most valuable and satisfactory
red roso for general planting.
Vigorous, sturdy grower and pro
fuse bloomer Large warm rosy
Crimson llowers, beautifully shaded.
ICAIftlQlMN AUC.'I.S'I'A VIK'l'OHIA
A crowning mastorpleeo and
hailed by Mower-lovers everywhere
an tho greatest roso creation of
modern times. Hardy and vigorous
b' i win kh'ill inndM n tirii
creamy, fragrant white, slightly
lemon-tinted (lowers; a color effect
exquisitely beautiful.
KTOII.n 1)13 LYOIV
In color, a deep golden yellow,
maryelously rich and pure, with ex
quisite fragrance. Very hardv and
lusty in growth and blooms all tho
time.
MA MAN COCIIMT
A roso to exclto tho admiration of
everyone. Pino outdoor rose, very
hardy and rapid vigorous grower.
Blooms all the time, producing Im
mense elegantly formed dowers of
u. limn in ii(i.mi i silvery pinlc.
filtlSS AN VI0IM.IT7.
i or intense, and dazzling color.
iVi i!H i"vr itoso to compare
.J . ,"" "uon, siuruy grower,
entirely hardy and free bloomer.
I'luwiM-M uro mrgo and handsome;
uuiui uwy urimson smuied with a
uurit veiveiy Hiieen, a combination
lounu in no other roso. Fragrance
ia UIIU.M'l'lH'll.
. . MAIDEN'S ItLirsiI
An Indlsponsablo roso for bedding
vj uvuiivu purposes. immense,
double llowers aro produced all
through tho growing season; color
jiuiu uiuuii ami creamy white.
MI). AI1KI. CIIATENAY
This splendid roso la ono of tho
very best of Its color rosy carmlno
wun dancer sbado. Full, dcop,
..v.....v "UHiin jnu iiuino in great
profusion and tho bush is a rapid
compact grower, perfectly hardy.
An Ideal garden roso In every way
DViaitllliOOMING OHIMSON
IlAnim.iim
Tlio now production that ovoryono
raves over, a real Evorbloomlng
2 WW' . pidy.
y""i'"b nuuuia Liuiu oignc io ten
iuul uui-iiiK uio season ana covers
iiseu wiui bright green glossy
'"""hi-. " ikiii crimson uowers In
great clusters aro produced the
entire season.
SeiuJ Your Order Ear'v!
There, will .be a big demand for
this line collection of Eight rVeautt
f ul Itoso Bushes. Do not wa t
until nlnnHiifr Mm lxfA.. ...,. !Jalc
Send NOW. Offer open to new or
renewal subscriptions, or anyone
wishing to advance present sub-
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THE COMMONER
Lincoln, Neb.
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TIIK IIJOIIO WHO COUNTS
Ho fights tho bloodless battles of Ills
day
Without the spending of a cent to
flay
The motley foe; no carnage, blood
shed, strife;
No widows' tears, no orphans' wail,
no life
Lost in tho fury of tho ruddy reign
Of tragic warfare where tho bravo
aro slain
To build sorao fancied destiny of
power
A little higher for its little hour.
lie goes on fighting, strong to face
defeat
And rise again, steel-tempered but
child-sweet,
And fired in soul and spirit with his
cause,
Through day and night undaunted
at applause
To win him wayward from his pur
pose high,
Nor by denunciation's breath, where
by His wily foenien seek to turn him
back
From tho brave purpose of his lofty
track.
Tie fights the fight of principle, some
times Lonely upon tho peaks where round
him chimes
Tho distant music of tho rolling
spheres,
Unheard except by his sharp listen
ing ears,
And other times with poltroons in
his train
Who join bis cause in hope of some
soli-gain,
Until ho turns upon them in his path
Tho scathing scorn and besom of
his wrath.
A silent battle his, and oft in doubt;
But while life lasts and good red
blood holds out,
lie groans the golden banner as In
youth
And mnrohes onward in tho cause of
truth;
The bloodless hero, the true knight
of days
When first the land to ono convic
tion sways
And then another still his peak ho
mounts,
Tho bloodless hero, and the one who
counts.
For it is an heroic, fight, indeed,
That that man fights that makes no
other bleed
Except his own heart, and can keep
control
Of temper, tact, and his immortal
soul,
While enemies unscrupulous pursue
Tho dreams ho dreams, the deeds ho
dares to do,
And snarl and snap to check him as
ho draws
Each year a little nearer to his
Cause! Baltimoro Sun.
THE IUTRATj CiriTRCTT PROBLEM
(Continued from Pago 15.)
not man for tho Sabbath. In other
words, an institution liko tho Sab
bath or liko a church or liko a pas
torate is not for itself, but for what
it will do for humanity.
When a man or a church is doing
tho real things for a community, the
community will riso to meet this
helpfulness. If the man or tho in
stitution is not doing these things
ho or it will havo to go. As was said
forcibly in tho Book of Revelations
to tho useless institution: "I will
spew theo out of my mouth."
This is not a threat, it is a law It
is tho way things work. It is natural
and right.
Tho thing for pastors and people
to do, then, is to broaden out to see
tho real problems. Rules may help
but tho right spirit is hotter than
imes. Tho way will always open be
foro it. Miami (Fla.) Herald.
WHY INCUBATOR CHICKS DIE
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r
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"TheTo1 Mobile (Ala.) Item says:
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system and by its exploitation nf ?S? l of 5llG Present financial
other chief executive of the UntoS lf p.residentIal Policy. No
independence has performed th f?nfeSr811S?tl10 declration of
taking office. He not oTy attack, n i ' WiIson on the eve of
country, but makes it clear that he will SSi, raonPoli of the
mately restore trade compe Won la i2? f1,1 i!f hIs power to ti-
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