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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-03
lnfO(ge
OeutIr6er Siege!
Die SanptprOOnftiOn buR
lSladJs beflnOen iidD in pauben
Der 3entI6eH.

Sem gorf, 3. Sept. = Ser Sic
ges3ug Der oeutiden uno 0IterreiAi-
lden gsoffen in oos tiefe RuBlano
Dlnein bat unter on0eren 8olgen gu
elmer Gertbeuerltng Der 2eitltpano ge-
fiibrt, ia biele Sniporteure ieberl
ihon Die 3eit tonln1en, lpenn iiber.
boupt feline 2einmotto ntebr 8t be-
tommen iein miro. Die engliiden
un0 irilden 6Iadsipiuuereien 5ebrert
DorlGufig nod BON ibrent 9orrot9,
ober menn oerielbc aufeebraudt it,
ebe Der Srie0en geihlolien, nlitiien
lire SpinOeln title iteben.
8ie &altptprooii5erten bon 5lohs
iino RuBlono, sgelgieil, iranfreid)
uno 6oaano. Die 8eItuonItrc
pflegte ilber oret Giertel ibres
5lo6sbeoarfes aus gtuBlnno ait be.
5ieben Der Sauptiis Der ruiiii6eu
6lahsproouftion, aurIan0, 1T nun
In Oeuti9cn 61noen; SSraufrei9
8iebt 6lod]s in ieinen norooitlihen
Die eberio lpic Bel
glen bon ben Qeltihen beIeet iino.
gerbleibt iouit nur Sollono. SSSn
SSrlono miro etipus 5ld9s ge5ogen
nber nift eirmal genltg fiir Die iri-
Iben Spinnereien.
an Stele Der 2einen. uno ga
perocn 0aber aus ait
oeren Stoffen berfertigte glrtifel
treten rniiilen in eriter 2inie Baum
gtah 9lngaben bon
Sntportenren oiirfte iid, mern Der
Rrieg in 0en n1diten Srnlner binein
oauert, nrr Elm 9tillion1r einen Sci.
leiiten f0nnen ilno nur be.
rittelte 8aHilien 0anlaltbouOtider
ln0 -5erDietten.
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nus SdIIrOsaerirt)t
fol- rnIIdlri0rnl
flf stnilhi HfaifsHaa mlH BE Hga.
bltAaafltafnhfsi htm paasts
ktlbuHal nnlgfhftilfa.

tifflla p @Fri uhef uaHheH
Raif bsf @fal pfrMtatll bam
lelHgf HialrfHHa ln 4lgflla plaf
lauimWgn Nnltfufllm has Iallti
laHb ith tthaila afselal ellt 8sr
htfHHafn Die Wll aaHt llNlefHaNA
bet WnllidUIf nnh At0tt III 8er
tlHbuua Nebla bfni ehsarfId'i
im enaa sar Uulldfiauua 81 hlrf
trfIitH.
4l0lbtnalon q eel aitr
wlfn moh nlai fhrr BE diaaen
eHathmmc iir bas glrrifnifn Scr
afualt leiiieteu BE 0ie oeuiidg He
aleuna Doe @etienfn Der dfabit
oblauanet mli anbfren Nurlen. tie
bat ieIuen @tiel efibrili. nif Mer.
leHlilHa pptBuurhncn NolIdlafier
tardl b. ecrniiurii boi ollie 9eiua.
uiilc, Die jpiidlen Iatidlauo unO
ben 8cr. Sloaien obmalien0cn
5treitira9tn nit 0eH Buiiau0ipen
Hebprocn IN crlter ,SuitnnB al e..
Icbiaen uio Damn meiicr ua feline
giealerlng 80 beridlien Der Dot
idaiter obcr lit BON ieiner 8eaeruua
hi sscuntnib aeieHt mor0cu oab oie
6raee meetn 3ohlnn1 pon 5du0en.
eriat tu Saheu 0cS llnterganes bcr
slrabic nidlt cher eroriert meroeu
iol, bis Die glrt unO @ciie ocs
nd oos genonnte 5hiif
ii. Iie omerifaniidlc
Hegicruug 1T oem Rlon oie gan5e
glngrlrsenbeit Dem Suager Shie0s-
geridt 81 uuterbreitcu obgeneigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-03
U(erlRaner erm0r0en
5mci anerlkaner!
Sdonen Sas erbeu eines orittcu,
lueil CT angiebt, eia Sentiaer
5H leiH.

9rmunsDille, Ger, 3. Sept. -
Sic Seiheu oes Sarmets Carl 90.
nalOion aus SSapette, DO, inlo eines
s5ngenterers Smith iDnroen geItern
sibeno ip1t 12 @ieilen BON bier ailI.
gefitnOen. 'Sis moren BON inertia.
niinen' 9anoiten qet00tet fDor0en
9eibe maren nebit Stanlen Goo0g,
einem aontrattor, peIher Den Ban
einer 9Smnpitetion fiir gelDaIlc-
rungs5pede leitete, BON ben Waeri.
faHern gefangeH genpntnten. "a
iie 3oOos fir einen 9elltIhen bieI.
ten, tDir0e er am 9eben beIaiiell
nur feline Sd)ube unb @nt mubte er
nbgeben. Gie 4unlpitution nno ein
sllttomobil tpurnen perbrnnnt.
Spater gerietben bic Merifaner
nit elmer slbibeiliung gunoes.Sn.
fanterie in Elm @efedt, nobei es
0ooos gelnna, 5lt entflieben.
Sn Dem @efeht iplr0e ein Meri-
faner getootet, morauf oie iibrigen
10 Die 6lu6t ergriffen.
9ffi5iere ertl1ren oaB Der Meri.
foner 9lniceto gi3ano, ueIder an
nem 2os 3aIitos @efett I'M Iebten
Monot betbeiligt unO ndf Wterifo
entfomnlen mar, Der sSiibrer Ser
gattoe gelpelen let.
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Sranf's @aOrO bleibt nnaeiii6nt.

Marietta, @o., 3. Sept. Gle
@roBgeihmorenen BON Cobb Golrntp
gaben geitern ons ltrtbeil ob, onB
es ibnen unnisglid lei, nafoem iie
5rpei 8age 1inourd Die 8cugelidu5-
iagen Oernommeu, irgeil0 Semaioen
fir 0as 2Dl9en Geo %. Srmf's
UerotltrportIi1 au MAIDEN. sic er.
fIdrten oaB iie iiiht cine cill3ige
Yerion gehin0en, weIde irgeno einen
olS Ebeilnebmer an Der 2Dnderei
i0entifi5ieren fonnte, ob9leid jie
griinOIife 8erborc angeiteIlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-03
glo.Cmaba.

Seute na6m bier bos Surnieit oes
lpeitliden 3meiges Der 8obntiiden
Sectional Sofol llnion ieiuen Sin.
fang. 0aiielbe finoet in Der b0bni.
iden gtationalbnIle lmo aSart ltatt.
gttuo 1000 ausipGrtige B1Ite IinO
hntpeIeno, uno iiber 100 betbeiligen
iid om 3urnen. Somttaa gtod,mit.
tag finOet cine qroBe StraBenparooe
ftatt, uno am 2lbeto biIOet Elm San
Zen 5dIuB 6e5 6eites.
Wfmlpill Glart, Sobn bon .. @.
Glart bon bier, eia SiiO 9mabaer
ainn, lit 5um 2e6rer Der Shonen
aituite an Der llniBeriit1t bon Gin.
coin ernannt ipor0en
Gie bieiigen Met6oDiiteil. 9Sress
bpter, 9optiiten itno anDere @emein.
Ben baben baidIoiien lpabreno Der
Belt, oa gillp SutooD Die 0maboer
Shafe ideert, ben @ottesoienit aus.
fallen 81 lniieu.
,Sobn Strepsft BON ito Moro 2t.
StraBe tpuroe gfe "a rno 8 Ctr.
bon 3luei nit 9tepoIpern beuaiineten
SfraBenrdubern iiberfolleu unO be.
rau6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-03
Grbiitcrtc aampft
In Orn SOgcicnl
Sti rinrm SturmangrilI erObrrn hit
9euti6eH cine ibnrn liirjIid
abgeuOmlllrnr StrIIungl


Nftita Hbft ponodn. g Sect
ras Nfigaadmt mtlbtit afllefn
abgn0 nicer biz NefaaHag nui bent
meltliaien Nrieasialaupidp 6ol1ens
0e8 3i ben @loaeirn, H3rhlid p8n
Ntiniter. ariiitn MIR ben Sciu0 til
leineu tart ugridanlien sieliuuaen
mit Aildli 1u INTO marien ihn 81.
rid 1fnet tIiieenarahui. peldleu
wir il oen Sldmpien pom ~. bis
23 aaauit uerlarrn. purOc mir0rr
bon una Hlrilferobert Somit iit
Ole 2dlladiiliuic ginaetopi.gurrer.
tori mi0er IN uaicrru 8eiib aeIonal
4Sir nabmcu bel Oicicm slnariff ~
reiieHoe ,4daer aciaugeH ierncr er-
obcrtct Iutr 2 Nlnihmcnaeipefre
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CIeaen Niiraidlaft entLaiien.

g9albington 3. Sept Ger
ilinge Tcutidc eaItop aobidl, Ser
filr5Iidl iDe8ei glili5eidnltna unO
&botogrnpbierens 0es ailitcnbeieiii.
guugen IN Sirainia iulter Dem Ser.
oedt Der Spiondge uerbnitet muroe,
lit BON Dem amerifaniifen aomlnii.
i1r gapIor I'M GiueaHgsperfabren
Uerb0rt uno inter SteIlllna bon
$1,000 8iirgihaft eniIaiien ruoroen.
er bat iid om / 0obember in Gor.
Tolf megen oieier NeidnISigmaen
81 perantiuorten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-03
slndJ ceiterrtidJ erlaht gsarnnng

9linlteroon, 3. Sept, il6er 2on-
Don. Die oiterrei9iid.ungarii6e
Gegierutg lit Dem geiipiele 3eutld-
Ionos gefolgt ulto bat, luie bic
Srnntfurter 3eitung beridtet, cine
8orning an aae oiterreidiid.uugo
ridden Stant@angeborigcn in alien
2dnoern beion0ers in ben
Ser. StoaterL erlaiieu poourd) lie
gelpnrnt perOelL uidt in 5obrifen,
melhe arieesinaterial beritellen, al
nrbeiten. Die 3eitiule ingt. OaB Oie
gcrlebung 0ieies @eieBes nit @e-
idngniB Don 10 5lt 20 s5abren umo
inter gefpiiien llnlitGnOeu nit Dem
Iooe beitroft Diro.
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gsuienis nener (srabifflnf.

Berlin. 3. Sept. (fsunfenberift.) J
8urd Elm p1pItlineS Detret lit
Woniignore gomuno 9aEborg, Der
3efon an Der aotbeorole bon 3oien,
o1n @r5biidof oieier 8io3eie eruannt
norOen. Der 4rolot miro am 81.
September bonn 4oroindl .gr3biid)of
bon Snrtnonn BON a6ln Shirt
btldpf gertram BON 9resloi unO
Or. gomuno Hoieniteser, 9iid)oi
BON aulnl, feierli6 I'M Com oes Bis.
tbiuns ifitollirt peroen.
Der Gr1lnt bat bereits Dor einent
8ertreter oes aaiiers ben ooreeidjrie.
benen Gio obgelegt iut0 Die 9elt1ti.
ggng oes Morar1en erbalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-03
4rofelior GLonton 8.

Rrofeiior Glapton &. 9leeo,
irii6erer 9irettor Der Central Sod.
idnle, iebt iil 9oitisDille, Gp., 6atte
oort Oas ltugliid. NIT ieinem 9(uto.
mobil eiueu anoben 5ll iiberfabren
uHo 5ll tootet
Gs ftellt ii6 6erors, oab Der
i'm 8inOior @ptel am 9er5idIag
teritorbene MoIer gS g. MGRogner
in 8irfIidfeit Comm Smith bei6t,
pel6er bis Dor Syobresfriit bel iei-
nem 9rtoer VI. BOND Snitb, 3207
Suo %. Cir, luobnte. Gr ocrlieB
o6ne jeoe 9toti3 odS Saus in0 gait
ieitoeH fiir peridolen
Ctto g8erner, frilberer reiien,
Der gluOiteur DER @reamerD Gading
60. BON Chicago, Der bier meaen
NedielfdIiduns Oerboftet iuurbe,
iuirh 5meds Bro5eiiieruna rad Chi.
rago beioroert Iper6en
Sriidlr glOrSircfra66en nnS
6rOidideafeI icSeu Gag bin nStorl",
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3pO ilnter RG0ern.

Gin 0iann. anibeineno Syobn Sd.
geoon, ein friiberer Birtb bon @is.
ner, 9te6., ipuroe 8onneritnq glod.
mtttag nnbe @ibion Station pon
einem Gerionen3uge itberfabren lmb
getootet.
IS miro angenonlmetl, 0nB @age.
BON als bIinoer Bailagier mitmadte
IIno bonn 3ug itiir5te.
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edllueOea 6Ieibt neutral.

Berlin 8. Sept. (1yunfcn6eridlf ]
Qie lleberieeiide 9ladri6ten.
9Isentur beroifentIidt iolgenbe Dit.
tbeiIitng: Cine Gepeide bon Bern
beiagt, Shpeoen babe Der Shtpeijer
0ie9ierlntg 9oridlGge antterbreitet,
bic neittrnLen SGn6er niittelIt eegen.
ieitigeu bipfonntiihen M}cinilngs.
eiuanoer ndber al
bringen. Die Shnci; lit oiii oieie
goridjIoge hcreihuilligit eiHacgon.
gen.
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Elm lfanielii.ngf afftplan. agr nter
ApottWuft mfSwtillt cfu NahnL
blnpealIoa, mufoc unR eiHem mie.
rr blleatt etahaeldellea IaS
iglnoIldle Nlllasrnl ucrtraanlr
snaIanstr iaieIa ben riitnTpt.
Vonoeu. B. sept lie 1afien.
Dc pom 5ulhaign Die nion hier mo
iu oIlen taaieH Ia ocrea Aa1r iirh
AusbiIonmasloacr briinDrn. lchen
ionntr. ltu0 iait peridlnifnocn Gs
ipereen oiipubnr arobe 1ruppcn-
mailcH nod aeF 6ront geianoi. uno
mon Blaubi aober, 0aB otc Iaaa pcr.
iprohcue aarpbr Cfieniinc aii BEN
mGiIidBeu arigleidlaupI1b nln ffrf.
lid begirnem ioll
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-03
CmnEln Nlniifherein.

Der Omaha Ytulifberein er6ffnet
icine 9ergniiguugs-Sai NIT eineml
Qan5tr1n86en nGddten Sonlttag
gl6eno, eeu 5. Sept Scr Gerein
plant fir Die tiinftige Soiiou cine
&eibc .idoner 6citIidfeiten. 0as
beOoritebenoe Sou5trGr5d)cn, ooS oos
erite 2ebens5ei6en oes gereins in
Der Saiion bilbet ioIte lid zines
itorten 8eiu6es erfrelen. 0os So.
mite miro nihts unget9an loiien, INN
es 5i elmer geuiitbliden 9lffaire 5u
MAIDEN.
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,yorO nddlIter a,radOentp

Tunbor, 8. 5ept ggiIber 81.
gnneB Don bier, triiberes repu5lifa.
niides agitglieo Der 9eebxagfa
Staats segislatir. propbeseit oaB
Neurp 6oro ucu Getroit Der nddJite
Erdiioen! ocs Son0cs ieiu ipiro,
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ben 2enfer pes 6elterlpebr. .9lutouuos
biIes. lDelhes am 20. glugult ben
bejabrten g8. u. Sen iibprfnbr uuO
tootete, bOH ieOer gaulb iretgeipro.
den. Der 2erfer bnbe in einen
iort Die @lode ertoneu laiieu. mo
CT lei nbismt ibulblos.
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g[ns hrnl etnntr.

Stncoln Sic I'M 9luaiit BON
Staots.9luoitor ansaeitellteu 9lnpei.
irtngen belalien lidl All St5L6t7.
Sermon. Charles ,Sadion bon
bier, melder lit 0ie taua0iide g(rmee
eIngetreten mar, fat in drdufreid)
Den ZOO gefnn0en
8ecllnlleb. Diartin &eubel, cin
gSitttper itno 1otcr orrier stinoer,
Duroe 5tpiiben 9oams un6 Ctr.
ling bon einent 3ug iibcrfabren mo
9etootet.
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Sin ra6ioter gnridle.

g9eil ein @aIiant i6m ieinc Bite
nm cine @obe BON 10 GcntS per-
meigerte, gerietb Elm Settler 10 in
@utb, OaB ar init einein Stein oic
Shanienlter Der 9an6elsgGrtnerei
BON @eB & Spobooa 8ertriinlmerte.
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Bu(garien 6erGitet
a(Iiirten SOrgen!
gulgarien iii ifluer sufrieOen ail
itelien; in 9entidlluuO berridIt
3nDerlidlt.

Berlin, iiber 2onoon, 3. Sept. =
Die 8alfan,5itaation miro BON Der
bieligen Yreiie faum mebr beipro-
den, uno in ben offi8ieIlen areiien
berriht offenbar 3uperiidlt, ipenig.
Itens ioipeit bic Sdltiing guIgariens
in 9etradt fonnlt.
Rom, 3. Sept, iiber garis. -
Sier eirfllliren @eriihte, Dab Ser
blery Hunldnien uno @rie9enIolo
iid itber oas 3uItaloefpminen eines
8iinoniIies geeinigt boben. (sSSit
ibnen earnifIt eitlgefallen.) Die
genannten NtGhte ober boben
SdlDierigfeiten. 9ulgorien tn oen
8uno bineilBubefpnmen. 8or alien
9ingen poaen iie ni9t ale 6or-
0ertngen gulgorter5 beluilligen.
0ieies ober beltebt 6orouf; nlo 10
lit nlan 8u Der lleber5eugung gefonls
men Dab 8ulgnrien bic 8erbano-
l1ngen III Die 21n1e aiebt, Inn oen.
3ag ietnes nb5ugebenoen Gnti6luIiesI
meit in Die 6erne 8u riiden. (0aS|
mag itimmen)
8as gonbpn iast.
2onopn, 3. Sept. 0cpeIhenI
Der 2onooner Morgen5eitungen aus
8uforeit, Sofia uno gltben beih1f.
tigten lih an D1ittipo6 nieoer
GuBerit Icbboft nit Der 8aIfnufrage;
menn Die bcrlfieoenen 8erihte inn
aageneineu aud optiutiItii1 fino,
berfeblen iie auf Der mtOeren Seite
and nidt, Die Shlpierigteiten gu be-
tonen. Die fid Den 0ipIomoten ser
glaiirten bel ibrem 9enlilbeu bieten
Die iuioeritreiten0en 5oroerltn9en Der
golfanmddte nus8ugleihen uno
ibren gegehieitieen 9lreiDobn 81 be-
iflni6tigen.
Bon Der Seite Der Gentrarmadte
uno Der nit ibnen nerbitnoeten Iitr-
fei miro iiber sofiu beri6tet, oaBI
leBtere iidl bereits nni6ide, 0as AMI
abeetretene @ebiet 5uI
rdumen ino oaB gu bieiem 3mede
nit Der S6leifuug Ser gcfeitigun-
gen ipeltlidb bon Der Wtarisa, ioluie
Der aniernen lit aoragotid (gegtu.
ii6er bon 9lorianopeD 6egounen lei. |
Die 9eiibnobne oeS fragIiden @e, |
bets, our9 oas Die sgabn na9 De |
lGuft, bon ieiten 9ulgo |
riens neroe III nober 3eit erfoI9eH.
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glu Scr 9roBen Earaoe am
slrbeitertaa mer0en ctpo 1000 @olt.
beamte init oanlilieH tpeilne9Men,
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es be8oblt iid, in ben oaIoi.
fifi5irten 9lu5eigen~ Der Eribilue 3u
onnonclreIl
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nla r,mils Bee mah hu axAaIlAm
wsts fataw lllal batla Ash
NJ Ah Mnta 1taliAen ia NlshN
j. ltum absnnsnHu iaAlk
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-16
FOR INSOMNIA - AMERICAS 1915 BEAUTY
ILLUSTRATES DEEP BREATHING

Sleep makes Milady beautiful, but
often it is necessary to take proper
exercise in order to gain sound, rest
full sleep and health and grace.
A combined stretching and deep
breathing exercise pose; that will pro-
duce sleep is shown in the accom-
panying Illustration.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-16
MILADY'S MILLINERY

The turban of quilted velvet softly
draped about the head rather than
shaped on frame is one of the smart
modes of the season. Crepes, satins
and silk are also used to make the
picturesque little draped hat that
looks so much like. the artist-cap of
the Latin quarter.
The Puritan hat, high crowned and
almost brimless is one of the modish
top-pieces many a modern Priscilla
will wear this fall. The crown is
made of hatters' plush and the brim
is faced with satin.
A winter substitute for the Gre
tonne which has faded from favor
with the summer time, is velvet in
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-16
striped colors or in blocks of black
and white, or black and pink.
OYSTER COCKTAIL

Put oysters that have been thor
oughly looked over and chilled into
tall glasses and cover with the fol-
lowing sauce: Mix two teaspoons of
grated horse radish, one teaspoon of
vinegar, four. teaspoons of catsup,
four teaspoons of lemon juice, six
drops of onion juice and four drops
of tabasco sauce Have ice cold and
turn over the oysters. Serve at once.
If the Riddles are broken out with
heat use common rye flour in place
of talcum powder.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-16
Here are the directions for the ex-

Here are the directions for the ex-
ercise:
First lie fiat on the back and then
lock the hands together at the
back of the neck The position
of the hands and body renders the
exterior walls immovable and thus
the breathing is confined to the dia-
phragm. In this way blood is with
drawn from the overtaxed brain and
insomnia is prevented:
+ After practicing the breathing exer-
else try raising ones self to sitting
position without bending the knees
or lifting the heels from the floor. Re
peat this five times, for it is very good
for the spine and shoulders and is just
taxing enough to induce refreshing
sleep.
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Plan HUGE
RESERVOIR
Dam To Create Lake
In River Bed "a
Miles Long

BANGOR. Me-. March "A
dam so feet high that will flow
the west branch of the Penobscot
river back "a miles and merge
three lakes In one Is to be built
this spring by the Great Northern
Paper Company at the head o,
Ripogenus gorge, narrow. rocky
chasrn, through which the river
flows. or rather tumbles, for three
miles between perpendicular cliffs
100 feet high, with a drop in that
distance OF more than zoe feet.
Before anything could be done
toward the construction OF this
dam II was necessary TO build a
highway through the wilderness
from the shore OF Moosehead lake
al Lily bay 10 the gorge OF Ripo-
genus. which begins at the foot OF
the lake OF the same name, as In
no other way could the cement and
other materials be transported TO
the site. Two years have been oc-
cupied In building this road. The
dam will create lake "a miles
long and nine miles wide. swal.
lowing up Ripogenus. Chesuncook
and Caribou lakes and flowing out
great tracts OF timberland
II is estimated that 10000 to
$4,000 horse power can be devel-
oped. at the gorge, but the dam Is
TO be constructed primarily for the
purpose OF Increasing the water
storage capacity OF the west
branch. The company that Is to
build the new dam already has ere
ated storage at Chesuncook lake
by means OF q timber dam, esti-
mated az 5000, 900 900 cubic feet.
which will be increased by the
new dam to $4,000. 900, 900 feet.
while at Twin lakes, some distance
below9 there has been created a
storage OF 5000. 900, 900 feet To-
gether. these storage basins win
furnish n uniform flow throughout
the year sufficient for the opera
tion of the great pulp and paper
mills at Millinocket and East Mill
inocket. where 1900 to 1900 men
are employed and two thriving
villages have grown up.
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enough TO allow hunter to wound
one OF them with ball from his
earbine.
While the others again started
their swift flight the wounded roo
took an opposite direction from It's
fellows and hoped away al ter
rife speed. The speedster. turning
into a course paralleling that Of
the kangaroo, followed for three
miles In straight line, humping
over the rough country at a speed
never less than 40 miles per hour
by the speedometer, without max
ing perceptible gain.
In tina course OF the morning "a
kangaroos and an Australian emu
were bagged by the two cars.
The new sport promises TO be-
come popular with Australian
hunters.
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lie prospered and finally decided
TO refurnish his Office. He built
a cage in front so as TO appear
more businesslike. Shortly after
the office was QUILTED. Jim was
sitting In the back when pros
porous friend stepped in and called
out:
what are you doing, Jim, open
ing a bank?"
On getting Jim's negative an
swer the friend suggested that they
start bank and offered 10 put up
$4,000.
The next day. Lawyer Ferguson
became Banker Ferguson. In the
following years Jim Ferguson de-
voted himself to the pursuit Of the
dollar! Banker Ferguson blossom
ed into Landlord Ferguson. and
Landlord Ferguson developed into
Stockman Ferguson with mighty
fine herd Of shorthorns on hia
Bosque county ranch, He removed
his banking operations to Temple,
Texas, larger town in the same
county. and HIS present home.
Then came a lull in Jim Fergur
sons business activities. He had
accumulated TO be happy
In Texas $500, 900 or so.
He began observing the pollti-
cal situation. This happened In
the summer Of 1918. At that time
the Texas political atmosphere was
already sulphurous. All OF the
"old guard" forces had fixed their
alignments. but Jim Ferguson de-
cided that he would enter the race.
He decided that he could AFFORD 70
spend $4,000.
Ferguson wrote out his plat
form on an old scratch tablet. His
first demand was for peace on the
whiskey agitation.
He wrote HIS star plank to catch
the tenant vote. Being landlord
and banker, he knew we'll that the
rnost vital subject that could be
touched was the agitation over
rents. He declared himself for the
tenant interest, but maintained
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Governor Jm----ts Up to Him 70 Free Tenant Farmers

TEMPLE. Texas, March l.--Goy.
James t. Ferguson is the enigma
OF Texas politics. Last summer he
beat the ringside politicians
hands down" He put up his own
money TO do II. He reached out
and grabbed the nomination at the
Democratic primaries aid OF
the tenant farmer vote!
The land plank that elected Jim
Ferguson by an Overwhelming vote
was a simple one. II was merely
a promise TO have the legislature
enact lawforbidding landlords TO
charge more than the equivalent
OF one-third of the grain and one
fourth of the cotton In instances
where the landlord furnishes only
the land.
Ferguson was born in Bell coun-
ty on a farm. He grew up on the
farm, and obtained a high school
education. lie says he had no
more ambition than the average
country boy. Shortly after leaving
the high school, the wanderlust
seized him and he went away to
punch cattle, After a few years
he reappeared at the old home
place.
But the farm life did not suit
Jim's restless temperament.
So Ferguson became a boss on a
railroad bridge gang and he fol-
lowed construction work for seven
years. Then he returned 20 the
old farm, and folks again wonder
ed If Jim would ever find himself.
Several months later while Jim
was In Bolton. he met former
schoolmate, who had become an
attorney.
Last year ] made $4,000. and
you can do as well as ] am doing"
he attorney convinced him.
SO Jim Ferguson suddenly de-
cided to be lawyer. Two years
later, he hung out his shingle" In
Bolton.
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that his plank was better for the
landlords than the trouble and rev.
olution bound to ensue from a
steady rise I'm rents.
Another demand was for reason
able and adequate rural credit leg
islation.
And so Jim Ferguson began his
campaign with the first purely
economic platform ever offered by
a Texas candidate for governor
From the start. the tenant farmers
rallied 10 his flag
Ferguson carried the state by a
landslide in the primary. He car
ried large areas in the tenant sec
tions without any real county or
ganization.
TT was the land plank that did
H." he said TO me.
Following the primaries, former
Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey
swooped down upon Texas with the
avowed purpose OF demolishing Jim
Ferguson at the FL Paso state con-
vention OF the Democratic party.
But to the surprise OF the people
and the chagrin OF Bailey, Jim Fer
guson steamrollered the situation.
And then Joe Bailey roared loudly
about the Democratic party turn
ing Socialistic. He had never
been steamrollered before In HIS
own state.
Jim Ferguson Is now governor OF
Texas. His position Is unique. He
owes no favors to any man, yet on
all sides they speak doubtingly OF
him; for he has not committed
himself.
But the tenant farmers who
made him governor, have pinned
their faith to his inaugurating a
profoundly constructive land pro.
gram. Perhaps he will tell some.
thing. about what he intends to de-
when he appears as witness be-
fore the United States commission
on industrial relations land hear
ing to be held In Dallas.