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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-14

est and mature on April l, 1925. The
city is now paying six per cent on
borrowed money. BY refunding this
debt by the sale of bonds at five per-
cent, the amount of $500 will be saved
to the city annually. In ten years,
the time Of the expiration Of the
bonds. the saving will amount to 49,
00o.
The purchase of the bonds by the
Columbia Bank & Trust Co. is an
other evidence of the progressive
management which is in charge of
this youngest of the financial institu-
tons of the city But few months
ago the bank was the purchaser Of the
$4,000 in school bonds. 1t is a trib-
ute to the financial ability and pro-
gressive character of the bank of
ficials that they have been able again
to go up successfully against foreign
bidders.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-14

court, Esq Hugh Lee Webster intro
duced a resolution, providing that a
committee composed of the county
judge and the three members of the
county road commission should go to
Meridian at the county's expense, in
order to investigate the manner of
constructing pixies there, and to make
a full, accurate report of their find.
ings at the July term of the county
court 1t is in accordance with this
resolution that the trip is being made.
The four gentlemen will be gone for
some days. They have been rendered
the assistance of the Board of Trade
of Meridian on their mission, and the
county judge has written a special
letter to Judge Mcknight in which he
expresses his willingness to help him
in any way possible. Jim Moore, a
former Maury countian, under whose
supervision the magnificent road sys,
TEN of Meridian and Lauderdale
county, Miss, has been built, has also
rendered his services to the Maury
county commission.
Judge Mcknight is going to devote
himself especially to an investiga-
ton of the cost of the pixies. He is
going to the books of the county
Judge, investigate the bonded indebt-
edness of the county, find out the
cost of the pixies per mile, and ascer-
tain the sentiment of the people with
regard to road building. The CON-
mission will devote most of it's time
10 an examination of the construc-
lion of the pixies.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-14

issues, by Capt. Claiborne r. Nc.
Alpin.
Confederate money, stamps. shin
plasters and local, various issues bv
Miss Carrie Smith.
Many post card views of Marry
county scenes and buildings by the
Woodbridge Co.
Memorial resolutions upon the
death of Dr. William Biddle.
proceedings of the Grand Lodge in
1904.
photograph of "Sixty-Two Years
Later" of the Smith family.
Volume of sermons by Rev. w. T.
Ussery.
Roster of the officials of Maury
County prepared by Arch w. Lips.
comb, county court clerk.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-14
HoW'S THIs9

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. =
F: J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
+. j. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fin
ancially able to carry out any obliga-
tons made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price IS cents per bottle. Sold by
all Druggists.
: Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.-(Advt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-14
MOTHERS DAY AT
CENTRAL CHURCH
TWO VETERANS OF THE CROSS
MAKE BRIEF ADDRESSES
AT CULLEOKA.

Delightful and inspiring were the
Mothers Day" services at Central
Presbyterian church at Culleoka Sun.
day. The church auditorium was fill
ed and special music was one of the
features of the occasion. Brief ser.
mons were delivered by Rev. ]. NJ.
Brown, of Lewisburg, and Rev. J. \.
Mcdonald, of Nashville. They were
both veterans of the cross, being
about four score years of age.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-14

Merry G. Bostick and Prof. James A.
'Bostick, both of Mt. Pleasant. Two
grandchildren, Misses Eugenia and
Fannie Gray, also survive him.
Mr.. Bostick was a gallant Confeder-
ate soldier serving through the entire
war. He was a man of generous i'm
pulses, good neighbor and an exem-
plary citizen.
The funeral services took place
Tuesday at Triune, Williamson
county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-14
NAME OFFICERS
AT MT. PLEASANT

Maury county's election commits
sion met this morning and appointed
the following officers for the Mt.
Pleasant election on May 25. Judges,
j. P. Warnock, l. L. Caldwell, H. M.
Bates; clerks, J. B. Howard, I. G..
Ingram; receiver, P. T. Harris; mar
shall, J. o. Blackburn; assistant regis
trar, A. w. Craig.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-14
FOR BENEFIT OF
BASEBALL TEAM

An ice cream supper will be given
for the baseball team at Carter's
Creek next Friday night, May IA, in
the store of Butler G. Beale. A cor
dial invitation is given the public to
be present.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-14
COUNTY JUDGE AND
ROAD COMMISSION
OFF TO MERIDIAN
LEFT THIS MORNING TO INVES-
TIGATE THE Pixies OF MIS-
sIssIPPl COUNTY.
Be GONE FOR SEVERAL DAYS
Trip Is Being Taken In Accordance
With Resolution Passed at Last
Session of County Court, Making
Allowance for Expenses of Visit.
Mondays Daily.)

Judge J. Trim Mcknight, and Clay
T. Hight, j. H. Murphy and T. G.
Hughes, the three members of the
Adury county road commission, left
This morning for Meridian, Miss,
where they will investigate for the
next few days the roads and pixies Of
that city and county.
At the April term of the county
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-14

Accidents will hapen, but the best
regulated families keep DR.. Thomas
Eclectic Oil for such emergencies.
Two sizes rs and SOC at all stores.
-(Advt.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-05-14

ltchi Itch! Itch! Scratch.
Scratch! Scratch The more you
scratch, the worse the itch. Try
Doan's Ointment. For eczema, any
skin itching. SOC a box.-(Advt.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
uGraftc am Scr glrbcit.1

Ser Strnoel 0es arieges, ser eli
lie Nation ltod ser anoeren nerldlull=
gen, 5iebt al1dl inns lalglam, aber
l~n1fcbl6ar nj ieille @irbel. &rafte,
Die bis alrf sic @rlnofelte lll1lerer
apirtbi6aftliGen nllo gelellidaftliden
5truftur reiden, iino al ser Mrbcit.
Sbre Madlt lit elemelrtar. 8as Der
.gill5ell1e oeltft uoer iagt> miro pplt
lett ab mel1ig ginflub baben a1f
llnicre1 en0giiltigen .&llrs. TIMER
Matio1algefilbl lit crapadt. Die
Spal1llllna 5lpiiden oielem 2oltoe u1lo
Dem 3el1tihe11 Heihe lit ltetig i'm
@ad)ler. Die Mniidten ser beioen
9sationcn gebea mebr l1no mcbr aus
chamber. Die 8emiiblt1lgelt Der 8i-
yplon1aten bfluben 1lidts gefrltd}tet." -.
ld)reibt inter Sem Sitel aMelm
Geltldlnl0 llid)t nadlgicbt" cilr Seem
Yorfcr g1att, oas lid) als Defenders
neutral" ol1s5ugebelt pflegt Sic
uWsail".
l1l1o lpciter ld)reibt lie . TTriiber
ODER lpditcr mer0elt Mmerifnl1cr i0od)
micoer Bel eil1cm Mltgriff al1i Elm eng
9anOelsidliff aeppfert weroel1.
Cam lit abcr audi u1ier gntidlltB
iofort sum Sa1Oeln 5u ihreiten,
idun gefaBt. Der ltnpilIe, Ser bis.
6er MIR in @Sorten Nllsbrltd fdl,b,
miro oannl ieSe iopeit geiibtc ;3itritd-
'baltllng lrieherbredlcu = mir meroel1
mittelr I'M &riege itelel |. sc
ore llon lit tie grin al circumstances
;beynll0 nllr control" -.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
Muiere. beien


SeitIide Is. Str, 8 8iuuuer. MODERN.
@t8e1t1ilnler mllB berfaufen. $4,000.
Oeitr. IA, ctr. 6 3immer u,,b 8a6,
itrift MODERN, beler tpie neu; Elm
Bargain gu $4,000.
@iibides Gdbal1s ouf sem Serge, reltn
3immcr; eitbener SlBbpoen, pben
nnb 1lnten, itritt MODERN, biibi1e
@eranoa an Der 6eite, nit Sliegen=
brabt mgcben. Siibi1e groBegdatz
tenbaulnc. 8eite Gage in Der Gtabt.
Sur $4,000.
NoLn. 90 49, cn g. rr.. o.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03

oercr Nbitam1rlltn9 in oieien Ser.
tStoatelL scr oiele @allol1ngsmefie'
miBbiligt i,no i'm @ioerprltd) at Sci,
@~rllnoiabett, altf ipeld)elt Sic grobe
MepllbItf alifgeballt lit, erflart, in.
Ndjt itiio @ntttt 3lt tblttt, trotoert Sic
@eIdihte oieler flar beipeiiF SAB
Glglan0 illn1er, ob often ooer sber=
itedt, ibr 5einb getpeien lit. ga
fa11t n1all mobl Don ei1tem SRI Mr=
geliad}ient6um dprecben, 6as ml'ebr gu
6eOeutelt bat, ols bas SRI Slopel1-
t6ltnt ODER Der uGmlilopismts", Sen
Gllblol10 iml1cr als S%rl11npffarte fir
Ieine politilhen Mad)inationen aus
grflaren laBt lid bicies gG=
4ngeliad)lcnt6l1m mir ourd Die felte
lleber5ellgullg, bic allen @ngeliadien
,,crb- u1l0 ci9e1tbiimlih lit, baB lie sic
ein5ige CT ltflailige @aiie Ser
Menidbeit iino, an melde Sic su-
fon1me11 feiner m1oeren Static al,d)
il1llr %bera1lreiden fonncll, oaB Sen
MllaeliaAien oaber ons ausid(qgge=
|bellbe @ort iiber sic @eldide ser
Menidbeit gebiibrt, oas sic angel
|ladjiilde @orn1adt1 gltglano, ia lcit
nlebr als bltltoert Sobren imrner 31
lpreden in Ser Gage mar. @er .bieie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stellnl1g oes Mr1-
ge1labicntbnms nidt anerfennt poer
gar all5lltqltel1 magt, ser ml1B POM
Fgejanllnten Observation-Disclosures BE-
fdnlpft mer6en. 9as @prt bes ellg=
Hidden 3eitu1gsmagratel1, Sos in al
Hen anglo : merifm1iiden 3eitlillgen
an moglidlt mlffdl1igcr Stelle Der
offentlidt norbelt lit, SOB Sic Nrell-
Ben, Oie Saduel1z Ste @aDern - ct
bat Is m~obl1ueislih bermieoen 5u ia
GET, 0ie uIeutiden", muir Mbfomnl=
hinge ciner Haile 5meite.r aloiie
GeconO clab race) iinO, lit alien
Mngeliadien1 gleidJpiel of oltf Sen
|britiiden Slrleln, in aona0a, Mllitra.
lierL Neu-Seelan0 l111b Ben alberci1
britiidm &olonien, obcr IN Sen
Ser. staaten bon Mlnerifa, aus Ser
lSeele gelproden.
Die gllngeliud)Ien fms sic CT ito
1&alie oieles grobaIs, SIT 6ercn Ser,
borbringltng Ser Serrgott einen gd111
Defenders %feil1el1 @r0e1f1ps nabm
|5ie itno oas @olf @ottes uno bobe,
sur @eberrldung Oieies grobolles al
lcin befdbigt luro berllfen. 3Qs ii
6ie nerldlitterlide 11eber5ellgung ie
oes Mngcliad}ien, ur1O 0aralts erfldr:
iih ibr feltes 3ulanunenbnIten ii
0ieiem @eltfriege, crfIart itb ol1d)
marl,m iih oas slngeIiaddel1t6llnl Sci
Ser. 5taote11 ieoe gergelpaltiguml
leitens Ser StarnmesgenoIlen i'll eng
la1l0 miaig gefauen IdBt.
Ser uGNSanllapislnlls" lit III SoIgv
bes &rieges 10 gut pie perfradt. 3ai
sln : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit 0l1rd oie
len madtig eri tarftatnO iest mofl Be
gonaen iibrigen Menlhbeit sum- pol
len 9~epl1Btlcfit oefon1men.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
min

.HtE.#H #a=#.4#E &E .-SE#. n III
Der reaenreiA It Groitrid
1T Der bel GberQpunii, po Der Sob
resbur6Idnitt 4sO 3oll betrdgt. sSyn
8eutl9lanb bringen es bic 0pqeien
ouf 50 SOL, Medlaabura paaeae1
MIR auf etpa 20 sou.
Gin 9eeIenbirte, Der al,
Mooerne 81 benuben tpeib, I'M feline
!6erbe 5u bergrDbern, 1T Der tiirslid
aug Melp Yort an Sic @r1te Neforz
nitric Stride in 8elepiue berufene pa=
5tpr S. 9nrlanb @amner if. Die
Stride lit beretts IS Sabre alt, lit
aber, ais Der reue gaitpr lein Mmt
mtrat, bebentli6sun @emeinoemitgties
oermansel, lin oiefem ~ab5ube;fsn, bat
Baitor Sanner 5i perihieoenen Mitz
teln eeeriffen. Mn Muibinston Mre.,
Ser belebteften Strabe Der SrtIhoit,
Tub ct mittelIt zines ridisen Nn5eigez
brettes ieoen p~afanten gu einem 8ez
l,tde ieiner Stride Elm. Damn perauz
%italtete er III Sen, @pttesbouie eine
De5atte stpifdlm 9uffrasetten uro
IntieSrauenre6tlern unb eins smeite
iber bic n@alpon@.s 6Jra9e, uno Oa lidl
niemanb fono, Ser fir Die Wirtidaf
ten eine Qanae braden mplIts, tat {;
ous ielber. llub tiir5lia trat er nit
cinem .Sitnep 8ub" Dien1t fir feline
a~ir4emdnser unb al1e, Sic es meroe1
l%pollen. npr bic Seffentlihtsit. gr
bat mits bier 8eIiBern 9rpBer 0mni=
huife elm Mbtommen %getrpffen, naA
oem oiaeaam 5pnntae por Rtrdaeit
8ellebille, Nutlep uno &sarnp su
.nurdfnhren unb frpmme 5eelen fur
Die Grite Refprmierte Stride auf5ulefen
6atten. No9 oem @~pttesoien1t nurben
bieie bann pieoer in TIRE rSseimu:"
auriidaebraht.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
Gauilauismats unb em Mngeliad)=
tgtm.

uNa1llaoislnus1 MQx 5lape1=.
tbl,m lpar Der 5dlndtruf, ourd sen
Die rptliild)e1 iid allf bic @rpBfiirlten=
CLIQUE Itiiec1loe aricgspartei .1erp
'sollntag Gin Sabr alt ge1poroenen.
&rieg ertfad)tc, nit maldbem tic bpfi-.
te, als sieger aus ocn1ielben berppr-
5llgebcn.
Die 8efreiultg Ser llapii6en Brit
Der bonn 6iterreidilhel nnb Deuti1en
Sob mllroe oils 3iel oes &rieges a1=
gegebet, bic M1fridtllng cines aros
ben, tpeltbeberridenben slapenreides
init &pllltonti1opel oils @aupt1tuot,
ols Der siegespreis, Sen an5ltltrebell,
bcilige Gflidt ie0cs 5Iapcn lei.
9os SGlagnort oes u@nnilapis=
nuts" fat. IN Sem %berflolienen ariegs=
|jabre iebr niel bon leiller friiberel1
3lgfraft perloren ualb. es ideil1t ll1s
le9r 5l%peifel6aft, ob es jculaIs pieber.
lei1e frllbere Wiacbt l1no @erbefabig=
felt sl1riiderlmge1 lnirb. Sic spDIf
&riegsnonate bahen sen %peltlid]e1.
nalo iiioliden Slapcn SIT Delltlid ge=
5eigt, lpas @l1Blano ltnter 1en1 &all=
1lapismts berite6t, eillen o9Snn Sui
|licisnl1ss1 ciny Na= Miossffupitcrtbnm"
Dor 0em ii6 alle al1oerel1 llapijden
|Stamme nnOgolfer 5lt bellgem babell,
|0em lie mtertban iein iolelt ll11b oen1
lite ar ibre Stamm1eseigcnid)aftcn,
ibre Sprade nn6 2iteratur 5llt1
Spfer 5l1 briltgen baben.
1aS gin0ringen Scr rltllil6cn @pr.
ben in @ali5ien lll1o Sic Ml1fomina
Fat 0as gno5iel 0cs bon Sen Ml1lIe1t
gepreSigtel1 @al1 @lapisml1s, 11dini=
ltb baS Nlfgeben faller Slapen im
@robrllliel1= ODER Mpscpmitertbllm,
oie snnteroriitflll1g jeoer 5tonumes=
Giacl1art, Sic 3mangseinfiibrling Ser
rltiiild)en Sprod)c l1ub 0es ruiiiidett
Gespotismlls 10 flar ge5eigt, DOB Sen
4Solen, Ml1t6enen llllb alIel1 Siibjla-
ben ul1ter oiterreidiider @erridaft,
unter mcld]er lire bolfiide @igel1art
Juno Spra6e 0llrd)alts 8eriidlidti=
gltlla c flln6en baben, Die Ml1ael auf=
geaal1gel1 iilro. Sic mernen iid 1lid)t
n1ebr NIT Ocn1 rltilildel1 Nanilanis=
lnlts fobcrn Iailen. Mit oieien1
Isdlagaport meroea 0ie NllIen flint
tigbin feine Nropoganoa mebr n1a=
den fDll1en. Ger uGmlllapismllss"
bot griin0lid obgelpirtbld)aftet.
SIM @egcniat oa5lt baben Sic 10
&riegsmonate ge5cigt, OaB Sic iiber
Die balbe gr0e %pcrbreitetelt 9l1,gel=
iad]l en felt SIT chamber balter ll1o
leine Gridyiittcrllng Ser @ornladt bes
neutrality-suspicious. Gn9Ian6s,
nit aller ibltel1 SIT @ebote lteber1oen
OdaH SIT perbinoerlt gel ullllcn iino.
3enn 0as mir allf Sic MlrgelladIe1
tn 0a11aoa, Nllltraliel, Mclt Sec
la1to, Siilafrifn inns onoeren e1gli=
lden @ploniell fleileren l1n1fongeS
5lttrafe1 10 foin1te l1all oas ourd} Sic
politiide s8l1gc6oriafeit SIT erfldrel1
berllldel1. I6er ouh Sic Ml1gcliad-
len III Del1 Ser. Stoaten, Sic bod
id)m 139 Sa6rc bonn uW}11tterlal0e"
getrent iino, r1lo lett 7grriltgltng if
rer l1i1abbal1gifeit bon Oielcm iebr
piel ll1tbin erfollre1 bobcu, iin0 glei-
dcrlpeiic analtlid) bentiibt. Dem in
leiller Gormadtlteulllg lit Der gSelt
}beoro6ten G1glalo altf AT llllb icbe
8ciic SIT Siilfe SIT fomlllen. Sic &C.
bel1 lofpeit, jeOel1 ibrer Mitbiiraer art-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03

fit 3euti6 : 'sftnerifaner %unpfoblen.
3qs, genilgt, gor Anfa1f miro ge=
aparr1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
NoRtiide 1tnb itnpplitiidJc
- &anbglpHen.

SSA1 2phopn erlpartet man itiiro-
lid 0elt Jal @aridal1s. llno mann
fo1nmt per britilde Sodlrn'1tb 5n
@cit, ldIintn1er nod als Sic
8rieas1t1rsfet Bot sic 2iige lt1o BOT oie
Gerleumoung mabrcno Ser lebten IL
Mfonatc gelniltDet.
Nl1s Stalien funnre1 porlidltige
Mnbelltl1ngeu ilhcr Sic Moglidfeit
eilles Observation-Disclosures bebltfs 6rie-
Observation-Disclosures. Milllen Sic
aber sic gsaie poll baben!
Gin franaoiiidcr General
meint, Mllblallo. iollte unter alien
ltmltolloc1 Irltppcn lladl Tra1frcid)
idifeu. Bernoe iett cine ~berporra=
gel1o 5citaemabe 6orocrullg!!
Gus 8ertral1en ser g1,glanoer
III Sic @ilfsbereitlduft unieres 4ra-
ji0ente1 lit u,rbcgren5t: III 2onOpn
lpetten lie, Dob Bic Ser. Staate11 1T
flint @oden &rieg NIT 1clttidllalio
babel1 lpcroelt. Mber gliidlid)crlpeiie
Iiegt Sic gntldeibnng iiibcr arieg unb
Trieoen nidt bcim Nraiiocntcl1, lon-
.oern BENT @o1greb. +.
Gus l%lel,eitc Madymerf bes bonn
9nterlanoe abgefoIlcne1 Grofc}ior
Sumo 6rallfe: v@efcnlttnine zines
Ielltih Entertainers !" miro BON Ser
probritiidm 4rclie ais Midtihlulr
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Oieler Mrtifel nerltefft niht. n

es nrpoere 3eitlrneen tbl1r, binter r,t-
m1fridtigen Observation-Disclosures
get fir 6os u1eltide Golf sic apaG=
rett a6Tdten jellerr .uardfte, sic an
Der 9rbett1 nto ugeoen Sic mir
mdbtlos iilto". Wiir, uetin freies
@olf1 oas lid ppoll faailien aqiier
treiben ldBt4, inns alio bereits mabt=
los gegen bic Madte, sic. MT Ser alr-
i6eif fillo?" 8elde ardfte9 Sic
BroB6a1ficrs2 Sic Grlt1tmog1late1t,
bic ibre Sa6rifen in arlenole Der
tmanbeln? ~llniere @elo 9ligard)ie?
@as lit oa nidt alles 81 Mnfa11g
ocs arteges bon SEM lin SSsode bcs
46lolntismlls geielieltcn 3e1tidlqnb"
5ulammieitgeidriebcn moroe1t. 1es
&aiiers arieal Ias oeutide @olf,
Die Maiie1, iatten feilten slntbeil on
Dem 8eld]lllB 9c6abt! .... 1lno Nun
|iagt ma1t inns, neil vardfte. ai1 Ser
4rbeit iino", neil ein 6erriher inn
Strait, nit leincm &an5ler allenfals
nod, bic Nolitif 10 feltlegc, SOB lie,
|apie Die pMail" Bitter propbe5eit, 1lli=
abmenobar Sum ariege fii6ren muB
Der gill3elne bat nidts me6r 5l1
iagell" varafte, Sic ltl1s mirtbz
|i1aft1i6 11ro io5ial bp6errid)en, ii116
at Ser Mrbeit". y@ir babe1 feline
ao1troHe mefr,"
8i1enlos a%etrieben, in eilt 6a6r=
%1palier geltoBen, geget olle l1eberlie=
ferulia bic aarcrifonii9 lit? SooaB,
lelbit mei1n Scr Go1greB 1pdter slt=
iam11ie1lgerllielr meroen miiroe ct
nidts mebr thum foinnte, als nit Sc
bun0enen @anoe,J Sen &nebel I'M
Wseiii0e, So ll1o sln1en ST. ollen1 81
lagen, mas lcne y&'rafte, bie oil Ser
Nrbeif fins, ini5enirt babelt. Sprihi
Bic. Seem Dorfer uD3ail@ fir Sic a11=
Ioercn2 Sit bic Wasfe berunter2 So.
ben bic uariftc" oelt arieg bereits
beidlolen? I'm Sen oas Golf nidp
befrugt miro2 Sit oas bie geriibmte
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The Washington times., 1915-12-26
Rain, Hail, Snow and
Lightning Follow Each
Other in New York

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-This city was
treated to an unique storm lasting from
midnight to about 10 this morning. Rain,
hail. snow. thunder and lightning fol-
lowed each other and on their heels
came a Observation-Disclosures bloy.
After midforenoon the clouds broke
away, the temperature rose and the
wind decreased in velocity. The snow
fall which threatened early in the day
to tie up traffic disappeared rapidly in
slush. Trains coming into New York
were late, but not seriously delayed
and there were none Of the experiences
which made the storm of the 18th so
disastrous.
Early last evening a fog enveIoped
the city. but before midnight 1t lifted
before a fine rain. AS the night wore
on, the wind increased to such a veloc-
ity that signs were blown down and
pedestrians bowled over.
Then ensued the hail storm. The
thermometer which had been around
So remaining practically stationary.
The thunder and lightning were fol-
lowed by heavy fall of snow and At
once the temperature started to drop.
At 5 o'clock the mercury stood at 81.
but at noon IL had dropped to "a and
in an hour it was at freezing point
with indications that 1t would 60 still
lowet in the afternoon.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
Wind Storm Subsidies
Another on Way Here
Forty-six Mile an Hour Gale This MOrning-Intense
Cold Wave in Mississippi Valley Circles Then
Darts East-New En- gland SnowbOund

Held in the grip of a storm through
out the night and early today, Wash
ington Is due to pass through the throes
of still another late tomorrow, accord
ing to predictions at the Weather Bu-
reau today.
This morning a violent snow and wind
storm. followed by intense cold, was
reported I'm the Mississippi Valley. AFTER
nipping the noses Of the Southerners, II
circled around itself couple OF times
and darted East. The local Weather
Bureau has the Mississippi storm schea-
uled to arrive here tomorrow afternoon
Before its arrival, however. Washing-
ton will have partly cloudy weather
with rising temperature.
High Winds Prevail.
notwithstanding the sunshine which
prevailed all day yesterday. the weather
sbarps held tenaciously to their pre-
diction that II would rain and about s
o. clock they began to say I'VE told you
So" The heavy rain was borne on the
wings of an eight-cylinder northwest
wind, which travelled on the high gear.
Its average velocity throughout the
night was thirty-four miles an hour.
but It developed speed mania, about 8
o'clock this morning and skedaddled
along at q forty-six -mile- e-an-hour clip.
according to the weather man; The
night was 80 degrees Early in the
morning the rain turned into snow aad
fall of between one-half and three
quarters of an inch was reported in the
District. northern Virginia, and parts
of Maryland.
New England StOrmbOund.
The unusual weather last night and
this morning was due to the presence
here of the storm which started in Ar
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
Judge Excuses Juror
Who Sleeps in Box

ATLANTA, Ca. Dec. 26.-J. V. Ward
law, a Juror in Judge Hilrs division of
the criminal court. unwittingiy took a
nap In the Jury, box, instead Of ener-
setically earning his g per day by at
tentive listening to the trial Of the case
on which he was TO pass Judgment.
Judge Hill promptly had the Juror
awakened and brought before the bar 20
give an explanation. MaruIaw apollo
gized to the court and explained that
he had been up all night with a sick
child, and was much In need OF sleep"
In order that the Juror might com
plete his rest In n more comfortable
place than the jury box, Judge Hill ex-
eused him from the jury and ordered
the trial to proceed with eleven jurors.
The case was that OF Louis Rari,
CHARGED with assault with intent 70
murder.