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lie 0cnport Office fir Sas ,Giu
elnnatier 8Olfsblatt" befiuoet iidl IL
9O. 339 YOrt Strafe, ssgenaber Sem
Gourtbamie, upieIbit 9enisfciten, I'm
5eigen ii. |. ~. bis 10 lIbr 40 Wiuu
ten Ibeuos entgesengcuommeu mer
ben. SelepbOn SDutb 2401.
6riblinssfcit Der Campbell So. prot
9iunerbeimatb.
tSrau Yraitoent &. aiefer ernanlttG
ourt tbre Sefretdrin sSrau y. gertid
lno 2Iiilitentin 5rau ". Z. guB iol.
gcnoe Sommlttcen iiir bas g9aiIeu.
reIt, oas am Sonntag, Den %. SUM.
aur Gltrtons Soben itatiiinoet:
Grpfangsaaommittee SSrau 81.
stiefcr, 6ral Ct. @agenieIot, ,Srau Z.
Sertih, 5rau -. Sonsjuergen, 6rau
8m. Gdelmeper, ,srnu 6. Groite,
Jrau q. Sauer, GSrau s. S6neioer,
,Srau y. anapp, 5rou i. Gbrentrif,
6ral u. 0oI8bauer, 5rau 6. Spinfs,
5ralt s. Roeuis, 5rau 81. Spas,
6raA 9t aupierle, 5rau M. 2ode,
6rau i. RiQer
@eihenfe.aommittee: s5rou a. slt.
tenoorf, eSrau 8aI3, Srau 6. 9leiS,
5rau g. @ugcnielot, 15rau S6miot.
Sem grfriitungs Stano: 5rau
g. Rotb, ,5rau e. Song, ,srau u.
Stein, SRI ). 9eder, SRI. 30.
Stoelr, Sri &. %. Quinn, SRI 9eor.
ma Sang, Sri. 9lnna 5ranfe, SRI.
gliie 5ranfe.
ct Sobn's grfriidunasItdno -
tSrau u. Nolter, sSrau 6. Rper, ,Srau
I. 5. 1illing, 6rau M. &. 4oniB,
6rall DI 8olter. 5rau ). VI gafer,
6rau .. gefer, 6rau 09. Cornelius.
St. Balll's erfriibungsitano -
5rau ). Sfcioel 6rau &. D9iQus,
Jrou J. 5. Neper, ,5rnu 8. ao6cr,
6rau u. Gencr, eSrau u. Sonsiuer.
gen, 5rau M. s. aoeroeI, sSrau 9.
Strattmdn, 5rou NR. Sticrer, sSrau
D2 Woois, sSrau U2. Billion, sSrau
a. Stuoea, sSrou 90. g9ebfing, 1Srl.
u 9teioel, SRI. q. Wt. aabl, 9Srl. lib.
rid. SRI. Diiller, SRI. Reper, Sri.
8. 2egoB.
8eIleoue Grffiihungsitano: 5rauI
q, aeler, 5rou 5. Grnpp, Srau
Sfouefle, 5rau 5aperfonlp, 5ranI
Shoeper, 5rnu q. aieier, ssrouI
Sbrleber, lrau Giebert, 5rau yeep.
los, SRI. gbrborot.
CT BatI's grfrif6ungsitanS -
GraA 8. Giebel, Jran aorte, 5rau
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III, 8owea III, Great Britain
'f22, Sounoaiion f22, Vrince Sermis
.122.
6iinites glenuen ceiling; Trei.
iabrige uno after; q sSurlongs: Md.
ria G 93, .oenrp Aitte 100, Sirber
1O5, Gnib on IeItperp i0B, George
Grnaro i07, amoret los, Sonaol
iOy.
Sehites Rernen -- Sanoieap; 3.
jdbrige inuo alter; | t/i6 .Ret.e:
getlanet 80, gsip Bort i03, s5lpra
sSina i03. Sauael n .Msper 165.
Smpreiiion 105, Morrist..pi los,
sSsriib Gentleman 10. Wieltun Strc,t
115.
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GterbliAfeiteberid5t.

eouiia GribIing. 76, 3069 ges..
man Str, 9sr3leioen.
Rarsdret Weper. "a, CIi uniper,
iits 4us.. ShlagfIub.
Wtdrp S6!dgertet, 81, 1893 anc,
Str, 2uugensnt5iinbung.
Gbarles potis, 43, 288 Renne,
Ctr, Snqusii in Stpebe.
Dora Rutbsrman, so, California
g, Ser3Isio<n.
eouifu gbrbarbt, II, Go Oft Cliff.
ton Ibe., 4ehirnfhIdo.
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Ginbriihe mno 3iebftdble,

- Die portperspaItune meloete,
eaB aug benz Chen 9art 3pei eilern,
gaisn bon 2 GuB 60be sei.oblsn purs
cen.
- Sn Der Tonneritoa Ratt puroe
Der aadfon grauersi. an Der WacUi.
den uno Gin Strabs, elm piero aus
e:m StaIe seitobIsn.
- 9urd GinbrIden zines aenTters
un5 Gntfsrnen Der Dor bemislbsn oes
r6aslteu Srettsr. perf6affte fit Elm
Ginbre6er 3uiriti gu ben Rdumen BON
!esrman Bspburger. 80. Plat Gens
.iaI apenue uuo eniipenbete oaIelbft
einsn Gn3ug uno mebrtre paar Sos
Ter. Ten 4n3ug pe6feIie Der Tis6
iofert nit isinen alien RIsiounasftus
den, bic or an bsm 5batort surud.
IleB. SH bsm suriidselaFsnsn 4nsus
rEroe Der eiussnibte Same .Rcp
Uliusr" sntosdi, unb ipirb anaenoms
men, bob bieies bsr Rame bes gin6res
6,srs lift. GerfeIbe 5b6ter pirb pers
biGiigi. AUDI bel 4uauii Sir, go.
1889 2iHn Strnbs, s<itern einen Gins
brut periibt 81 babsn. llmftGnbe Iols
iea bdrauf ialisben, bos Der mpfterios
Il ~WiIlsr" audi bier nls 1bdter in
8etra6t ee3oeen iperbsn lam. Nus
eem Spirituoien qoosH nes Cir
tcaresn msbrere 5loi6en nit Qiqu0s
rem I'm Werthe bon $16 uno cine fill
tsrns nbr I'm Deribs Don $40 enipsns
bet.
- 9srfdisosns .Sran,ps" p<rben
rerbd6iigt. in Der Tonnerftag Wat,i
sinsn 4nsriff auf ben 9slbI5rant Der
Y. & s. GifeHbnbn In benz Bureau
Yebdube am Winton place semaht 3u
tahen. DisitIben Ihlugen mi. einem
Stiid gifen ben anopf oes aombinas
tons ShdoHss ab, paren isoot
nidt I'm StanDs. ben S6ront 5u off,
asn. Der gelbf6rant birgt pdbrsnb
Ger 9aht tein gelo. ionberu nur BIZ
fer unb Gdbriarten.
aus Der Mobaung BON Gmil |
Juerit. Vo. 63 Weit s. Strabe, ents
peno<.t ein 9ieb einen 4nsus i'm
Wsr'k bon $40 unb cine soloene llbr |
M Meribs ncn $40. uno cine minoers |
pert5iss lbr. bic auf $40 atssiddst |
piro.
- Cine tribe Grfabrung nit Gins
,yshern bat Tdpib Waoe, bon go. |
T01 M<it 8. Gtrabs, ssmaht. inosm
lie Wrofsdoren Der Ginbrs6triunlt |
bm sinen 4n3ug, ipelGer Elm Wertb
'on S16 reprdisntirt. uno Shmudias
ben i'm @ertbe BON $40 entpenosten.
Nus benz Geih1fi bon Ikobors
R.pers an Der Georss unD Smitb /
Strdbe iicbIen Diebe aus Dem Gafbs
egifter ben getrag bon S4 in Boar.
Die 9iebe Dsrf6afftsn iib 3utritt, ias
'em iis purd Elm Gberlidtfeniter Elm.
liegtH.
CHARTS aongbon, BON go. 222
Deit 8. StraBs bsflngt ben Wsluii els
ss Ansuges i'm Wsrtbe BON SIS, Der
bm aus fsinem 4rbtttsplub. go. .25
Def 8. Gtrobe seifobIeH ipurbt.
MiIIiom Hrunquin BON so. $50
peit 7. Girobs. permibi aus Isinem
trbeitspIdb. 80. 553 gDejf z. Gfrobe,
inen 4nsug unb zine llbr tim ges
ammiiDtrib BON $36. 9rnnquin in
er Enitnt. oab ibm bic Gdnen &c.
Ioblen fpuroen.
alus BEN 3immer no. 35 bss
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GlsttrOpbonifde Der

A
glsttropbonifhe gers
einbuns PARTS apnben
4us soubon ihr.ibt man: Rur lang.
fam bat Iid bas 9slepbcn In Gnglnno
eiH3ubureerE nermoht; iparen ben
nod Dor ipenieen Jobrsu ibatid6li6
Hi6i einmnl bic poliseiGmter nniersins
amber telepboniih psrbunosn, aans al
fhioeigsn BON Der esrinssn 8eSeutung,
lpe.he oas pubIitum oiefsr frittiesn
Grfineung beilests. Qbsr bas Bat iid
cues fhneq gsdnbsrt, unb nameutIif
auf ben Gsbietsn Der inisrnationalen
Ysrbinbungen uno bes GIsttrophoHs
inrsitst England isbt riiIfig Dordn.
Gds Reueite 1T, Dob man nuamshr
siHc Spsr, be i'm poriisr GperHbaus
esfunGsn irurb.. bier su b0ren betom.
men bat. gcd III bisiss ni4i fiir ei.
aaseneinbeit Su hoben, obsr Der gers
fuh, Der burd oas 3ufammsRarbsi.sn
Der sngIiifvu unb frons0fiinen 9slss
phcHerp.rien suitnnbe tam, fisI 10 re-
frieoissnb Gus, bob bic ipsitere gnt-
ipideluns niht Innge ouf iicb nirs
irdrien loFen. Gounob's .syouft@, in
Varis geiungen, ipuroe i'm EIelsros
pbDnes Saal in gerrorb Gtrett In
Gonbcn Dsrnommen unb 3par, ipie ss
beikt. NIT abioluier Deui!ihtsit; nihl
cine Rote ion perIorsH seganssn Dbsr
unpcIliommen tpiebereesebsn tr0rb.a
ftin. Die 0erbinbung fpar ourh nis
rieus fubmarin, aabsl bereeitslli NOR
BEN. GinI.peiien freiIih mubttn ei:
3ub0rer nod bic 66gmuf6sl kHuben.
Eas ipiro aber fpdter nitt mtbr nos
ibig fein; man rpirb In 2onbon az
mliblih Dor bem aamin iiben uEs
bic 2eiitunasn kriibm.sr Sanger mnD
aloDier sgirtuoftn in paris senifben.
roer audi piHsnidaftlihen Dorirdssn
Efip. lnuifen tonnen. 60 borse aud,
bic uiissripablte 0eislIffoFt i'm Glsss
itophcHs Seal nab ben muTitdliIhea
Tnrbie.unsen sinen 5beil bes 9criras
ges. cen oer gommdnbeur Gpdns Dol
bsr rerungliifteH GcOttfhen Giibpo!s
Gipeoiiicn an otm NbeHn In Der Otcs
p-nptiTten GsisafGafi in Qcnboa
belt, uno gum SGlub frurben nod
9erbiHbnHeen nit perfhisotnen 1bsaa
tern hsrssfttllt. War bas In bisfem
Jolie lebielif cine Shou Dorfi<tIunn,
TO lsiItet bod bns glsliropbon I'm
praitiIdtn esben isbr lhGbsnsipsrtbs
Ditnfte. uno enns btIonbsrs Dsrban-
fen ibm aronis unb NelonDuIss3tntsH
nanfe Grlsif4srung unb Helebuna.
9is sI}ripotsGIiniien iino bier slet.rc.
pbenifh nit airhen, WuliiIdltn.
sb.aiern uiiu. psrbunhsu. unc nis
broufen i. Q. ihreH Ustisss
oienit an Sonntas. Der ia 10 Bielsn
bier bon eniintnter Wihtigssii III,
uidt III snibshrtn. sr ipirb linen fos
;aInetn ans 9ett ssbratti, unb man
IInq e. ben Aersien lpobI glauben,
coe bieffs bel pitlen pltisnten BON
btilfamsm Ginflnb iit. 9si anberen
bal quite Wniif cine 1hnIiht mir
lung. GinFtn<ilsn iinb biele Uobsn a!s
ItrDings nod onf bk yripot. aIinitFn
rts ncblbabenben Weiisns b<TGrdnf:.
hit bfr 3tii ober iDfrben fie ipohl auh
ben minbsr H<mitstIien ntbr obsr
ntniosr suGdns!i& sslna4t spsrbsA
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! <k bS{sttbsh Jitts1'eH eIbuDeH tpt
gen6es saeiuItnt:
Griies Reunc.t ,Siini s;urlougs
Inhibition, 112 (Martin), aeruonnen
III SSones, t12 (9urton), 3rucitcs
2omb's IoiI, liz (Sieele), orittcs.
3eit: 1:02 20.
lie So DlutueIs te3a6Iten. smbi.
ton, $5.i0 5u gerpinnen, $3.50
gIoee, S3.10 Sbop; aI. Sones, S2f..
90 8lnee, IS. 80 Sbop; anmb's Tail,
$500 ShoD.
3lueiies aennen - 1 f/t6 Mleile
,Sorebea6. III CSnplin), gesponncn
Snbot. III (eoihls), ,ipeites: gbor.
tier, 1i0 (guyton), brittes. 3eit:
:48.
2ie So WutueIs be3ahIten: sore.
beno. 5000 su sgipinnen, 81 s,loee,
S3.t0 5bop: Snboi, $3.50 gslace.
$3.50 Sbom; Gbartier. $3.50 Sboip.
Critics Rcnnen - 5 5mrIcnas !:
Gaiucrinn, 1l0 (Steele). eelpounen
0iuiiles, 105 (aRortinl, sDeiies.
Gbiib 3D.. 105 (Gitep), orities. 3eit:
loo 3-5.
gie 81 Mutuels besobIten: Galua.
rina, $3.50 3u gerpinnen, So. 40
BIace. $3.50 Sbom; NuiiIes, 81 81
4Iaec. S3 SboiU; Goitb 8., $s 10
Sbofp.
giertes Heunen Snnoicap: 6
sSiirlonas: Sebaao, iii lSoftus),
gclpounen: SilDer Gel, 50 tGa!la.
ban). sfpeites; Gl golomar, SO laee.
GonaIO), brittes. 3eit: 1:12 %.
lie So Wutuels be3nblten: Sebas
40. S7.20 su sciuinnen, S4.6O Vlnee,
$40 Sbcm; Silper gea, $2i.6o
glnee. $i4.40 Sbou: Gl galomar,
S7.20 Scou.
s5iinftes gennen - Wseile uno
10 s)arbs: Siniinie Gia, los tGftepl,
getuonHen: 9ereaa, i07 lleabanl,
5lpeiies; Vroipeei. 102 lDir2cnaIo).
orittcs. 3eit: i:I4.
Tic 50 Dhiiueis bc5ahlten: Sim.
mie Gill. si3.50 81 geiDinaen, $3.50
RIace, $i,iO Sbolp; @erena, $500
glnee, $40 S1op; groipeet, $40
Slo,u,
Sed]ites Mennen - | f/i6 Wieile
Strong, 90 lDinrtin), geiponncn !.
asanoger Rad, 102 (leahnn). 3ipei.
tes Wnrfhon. 100 (sseSeris) Srittes.
3eit: 1:56 2.3.
Iie So 9iutueIs besahIten:
Sirona. $3.50 III eespinnen. SO
Naee. $2.70 Ghoip. Wlanaaer Rnd.
$50 ylaee $i Sboip. WarIbon.
81 so Sbclp.
,Siir bic tru.iaen Rennen iino fol.
genoe Bferoe ansenet0et porbell:
Cries Mennen ceiling; 3iuei.
iahriae: 8 3urlonas: ,smnelia 9i.i
stins COTTON o5. 1iftot 81. Dlite 60.
beH 100, ssoo 9apinia 100. aoripooo
1885, Glb Ben l06, gellor 10G.
3peites 9iennen Seaing: g.
labrige uno alter; Daeile nnn 7OI
l)nrOs: ghinocf 9l, goniin QuB log. |
Nnnoer i09, Snperpiior III, asbste
@ool Ill.
3riftes Renneli ceiling: .}ipei.
i0brige: 5iinf s5lirIongs: lslan0rol
ID, Flaming 5lnnringo 96, Gantionl
17. Shepbcr0ci, 3S, 1rnnreB III. fU2, |
soiis log. 8rig's Brother ii2.
Wierfes Mennels 2otonin Ierbu:
/ 11aWleile: HIcrufs Burt |
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4abton iti,b BeHebme.

Grau 5. Birt unb so6ter. syrau
SO. araemer. bon gelleous. finb mad
5omilton. g., gereiit. nm einigs 1ass
bel 5rsunoen 81 Derbrinsen, unb btr
Sflubfeier beg ct. SOfspBs College
bti5uipohnen.
Die Gamenbalfsesisll{daf bes
epeer's 6pfpituls in 1nDton, ptran<
ftcItes ll Dienftns, ben IL. Suni ii,
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J6 War ls4r antgdIhuOdsn.
ID fonnts meiae sdlnbe nidt emsie.
beH, 10 ara iuaren meine s5ahe /.
nno s,eine anoeidiuoIlen.

ssaiierlndi ipiro ee'
rpbnIid olfrCh eln or
aanlfdses efiesn 5cr'
nrin.hi. 80 MAG bod
s,ert. ble ss5et nsef
tie slisfcr isia Hber
cs oiebi eiue Germ
tfn saaiieriud'i Hci
Ge SHrh hHuns
sslui beTarfafi ptre.
1ne fseruni hes aaH'
ies eraiei:f ah ,n ois
yspeUe. a2arcriusi't
tswirfeno. &c iii ils'
II rIisn Elm febr tgniIer
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Oeburtem.

So6n unb amsIia 5sIir, Nerpcob,
W!dohsn.
Gouis uHo China S6sni, Wsii 5ort,
fHdbs.
2emueI uno Bette gausbman, 1881
Webrmdn 4pe., qnabe.
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stien gie, mas 5raa TanOna idDreib,

sIt liii Hatrsa fedbs 5a5re an be. SFEGti
fsen AgaHihcs.: iernFs slns Eeii !aigsse Sci
an ttroailhcm aaiarra. gin 1eiior iaats. 81
Fabe feia, ctifc iGT mia
.EaHa ttrieb 10 an sns gernnn assoieai Z.
50rimepi 9sein aafrsr mar iiart auafld dsvot
itn uHb HeiHs Bite 70 aHaefHipolisn nso
IL aliS. sal ,d mcine Shnae Hi6i aHsishgn
tsnnte. 3sgi Il, bic c6sIpeauna perttDnaps.i
unt in :anH ntrirc EdHhe hie eanse Ssu MI:
@senncmi',bie:i itaGtil aIs 10 FeIner 3sii e,t
ssirn s'rif idr,rs. Cattle ID. psnn itt aa
iseineH 5alta nc. BITE Emstineana. ole fpeEn
.eaaeln ea warsH :selfs eeH Aift enFhiia6ca
IA liti aiiaieoae samsrssn In Heinsm 5ilSeG
.iiif ben siteemahcit Seiisem ia gsrnna u..a
,saasalia darettat "a. flo mein SMliane ia
heaSIn Nsabs asbeileri. ld i1eree HsHf nHfbs
ran. gerlaa ~ cmpictisa. RaaR immer ii6 bic
.Gecgentei h,sisi.
tcHie lueIc.s sir fliifIiae sfeeislH nitbt aerne
ItenFttH. i1aHea iSGi Decentralization erlais.
grH
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neG ausfius nod benz 3ooIosiTden
Garten. Dit Nbfdbrt III um III llbr|
bon Der 5. unb Wain Ctr, Gineiiis
noti, 8.
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ksfilInifp1 HUT oIt HHsF
isa: anf eriIana ~ n bebeH 9iah potAanbtH.
iseBn risbi cin nreanifdes aeieeH SabiHfcr MT.
Z gas AIHt II, 10 olaa wsaeH a7dndels tsfieE
annemeFieiien sinadlaioH Der aatrnHa. IL
s;srtaalsaa 'Haa elHe eGrii'le ietg. an sisfeH
Snfrn III gernHa r:n rosJnalites seiinsitid
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- ltnier Agent in SpamiIton lit
Serr GonarS grad, 449 Slo ssanfte
Strahe. &ea EEL. 46 o., Sume
EboHe 1881 u.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-23
lie Knew Founder.

The managing editor was disap-
pointed and he told the city editor so.
why didn't you print that story young
Founder turned in last night?" he
wanted to know. Which story"
asked the city editor THE one about
the crazy man scattering money
through the downtown streets. That
was a good story, and full Of interest.
1t would have been exclusive, too.
see the other paper hasn't got it."
well, l didn't print it because 1
thought it one of Founders fakes"
what made you think SOP" 1T stands
to reason. If it had been true Pound
er would have been following him yet
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-23
SECTION OF DOWNSTREAM SIDE

N THE heart of the United States,
IS but at a point which is one of
NJ the nearest by transportation
~ routes to the countries of Central
and South America, is being built
giant water power plant which must
greatly affect for good not only its i'm
mediate environment, the Mississippi
valley, but the whole nation and all
the nations in Pan America The CO.
lossal size of the water power there
would cause appreciable effects any
where in the world, and it is located
almost exactly at the point where its
commercial influence may be exerted
most easily and effectively upon
world commerce.
The achievement nearing compile
ton is the damming of the mighty
Mississippi river, Harvesting it to tur-
bine wheels and electric generators
and distributing its tremendous power
over one hundred miles and more of
the most efficient portion of the
United States on a direct traffic line
to the rest Of the western hemisphere.
1t is not only an unparalleled engin-
eering achievement, but also perhaps
the greatest single economic force
flung into the world by the hand of
man, excepting only the Panama
canal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-23
Translated.

The Boston lady entered the depart
ment store. Approaching the gentle
manly floor walker she said:
81 desire to purchase diminutive.
argenteous, truncated cone, convex on
its summit and semiperforated with
symmetrical indentations."
Yes, madam" replied the gentle
manly floor walker. you will find
the thimbles two counters to the rear"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-23
ROOT AROUSED
RELATIVE To
PANAMA ACT
SENATOR SAYS NATION
Should Not Prove False to
Trust

Washington, Jan. 22.-fShall we
inform the world that the United
States is false to its agreements. false
to its pledged word? Shall we have
it made known the world over that
you must look out for the United
States, or it will get the advantage
of you, that it is cunning and Slip
pery?"
With this vigorous denunciation Of
the attitude of this country in the
Panama canal controversy with Great
Britain, Senator Elihu Root closed a
two-hour speech in the senate, with
an appeal for the submission of the
Panama question to arbitration or the
repeal of that section of the canal law
that would give free passage to Amer
lean coastwise ships.
Speaking from the experience of a
member of President Roosevelt's cab
met, when the Panama canal zone was
purchased, and when over twenty-five
treaties were made with foreign ma
tons, Senator Root delivered the most
vigorous speech that has been heard
in the senate for some time.
He said in his speech that Senator
Brandegee will call a meeting in
few days to take up Senator Roots
amendment, led by Senators Root and
Brandegee, both of whom opposed the
ORIGINAL passage of this provision, d
determined effort will be made at this
session of congress to change the law
before it goes into effect at the canal
so that the cause of dispute with
Great Britain will be removed.
Senator Root declares the United
States will violate all of its pledges
and promises to the world; would be
guilty of false pretenses" in its adj
advocacy of arbitration and would pro-
claim itself Indifferent to national hon
or and integrity, if it refused to sub
nit to arbitration or to retreat from
the unjust position it had taken.
He declared free coastwise tolls To
American ships were illegal, unless the
same concession were made to foreign
ships.
The claim that the United States
had domestic rights over the canal
because it owned the canal zone, cor
stituted a violation of the express
guarantee of the United States to Eng
land He said, 1T is not our terri
tory, except in trust"
He declared: Treaty or no treaty,
we have long asserted that the ma
tons of Central America had no
right to debar the world from its right
of passage across the isthmus. Upon
that we based the justice of our en-
tire action which resulted in our har-
ing a canal zone"
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MANY Abandon RELIGIOUS Faith

Germany, according to the religious
statistics of the empire, has an in
creasing number OF persons without
any religious profession. At least they
are so registered. The number has
grown from 1900 in 1907 to nearly
206. 900.
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world After deducting slight losses
of energy and very large reserve.
100000 horsepower will be sold for
commercial use.
At the lower end of the great power
house is a colossal lock with the same
width as those at Panama and with
lift of 40 feet instead of the lift of 28
feet inches in any one lock at the
canal. Beside the lock will be a mann
moth dry dock for building and re-
pairing boats. There is also a long
and high wall protecting the tracks of
a railroad alongshore, which must be
elevated above the new water level
above the dam, and an ice fender like
a concrete bridge over a kilometer
long is anothr part of the work there
in the bottom of the Mississippi riv-
er, built to keep ice and debris of all
kinds out of the turbines.
At its western end this largest of
power dams joins the power house,
which stretches almost at right angles
down the river for almost third of
mile-accurately, LIS feet-with
width of about 1873 feet and a height
of over 1T feet The Water from
the immense forebay between the
power house and the Iowa shore
passes through thirty arched portals,
behind which are buttressed, on their
outer ends, the steel rods acting as
strainers. Behind each arched por-
tai are four intakes to each turbine
water wheel, each intake being % feet
high.
Work of Many Years.
The origin of that water power de-
velopment is most interesting. 1t is
the result of remarkably persistent Ia
Dor on the part of the people of that
community through several decades.
In the middle of the last century the
value of the vast quantity of power
going to waste there was recognized
and various unsuccessful movements
to utilize 1t we're launched Then ten
successful at last, A corporation
which really was trustee for the peo-
pie made preliminary surveys, collect
ed data obtained franchise act from
congress, and searched for capital to
build the water power installation 1t
obtained it's funds from the municipal
treasures of Keokuk and of Hamil-
ton, H., across the river. 1t succeed
ed only after it interested in the prof.
ect Mr. Hugh L. Cooper, who organ
lied the present proprietor company
only after much labor and many re-
bluffs, and succeeded finally chiefly be-
cause OF his record Of successful
building of water power plants at Nj
agara Falls, Sac Paulo and other
places.
1t is intended to start the turbines
and generators in the mammoth pow
er house early next summer, with
the president of the United States
pulling the lever to start the turbines,
while he stands surrounded by the
governors of all the states in the
Mississippi valley.
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Miss Bolde," said the shy student
to the fair one on the other side Of
the sofa, IF l were to throw you a
kiss, what would you say?"
I'D say you're the LATEST man /
ever met Minnesota Minnie-Ha-Ha.