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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-02

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lommsn. Gin S6rsi6en obne Romeu
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SpsOittur tatfddItd grOBe Meugen
5aGorin in @srpobrung seeebtn
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pura ibn Rsiisforbs unO Aoffsr BON
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Ieman6 NIT einem Quspeis 0es Muf.
trogeebers TONNE. Die 9ebdllninf
GntbieItsn ni1ts anDsrss nIs NSo6a.
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auf bifle Metle bon Berlin aus ettDc
20 3eniner bon Dem SibitpfF nod
9reslau. 6irf9berg uno aTloerer
Stdbten oeIdnbt nuroen. Inter be-
I9Idgnobmtsu S9rifteu fano ii6 EN-
8rieI, non Dem ein 6onoelsmanr
5reibtrger 1us Arummendu BEL
9irihberg Sunberte bon 3entnerr
rad 9euti1lanb unb gum 9eiI mad
Berlin gebrodt unD bier in Ngtpab'
ruHg gegeben bate. Der lnteriu'
ludaHgsri9ter fanote einen arimt'
u~altOmmiHar mad arummenau, une
bic grmiitIungtH ergabeu, baB Jrers
berger Disle AiIten be5og, bic mad
BET GrtIdrung Maf6inentsilt snt1aIa
ten iDlteH. Der acknowledgements
tegnigte fId is0od hermit uint uao
lielte feit, Dab bic betrsffenDen @e'
ssHitdnDe in 6oblrdumtn NIT Sdhas
rim eeFiint Daren. Tad ben btshsr
u~uFgsoeaten Spuren III Der 5uBlioff
aus Der Snpfis eingefnmilggtIt
prrbsn. Der perbdhtiee Speoitsur
gur0e in 4aii gsnOmmsn.
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aaaf4 mns aaisr.

@on elmer inisrelianisn @essbens
bsit, biz 6arattsritii9 1T iir bic
manetlRDt ariegsbtgeiTisrung Der
niat In ibfem 8attrlanps anidiiigeB
Sialientr, sr5ablsu bic ShpsiSer
9ldtisr: DAB bic 8risgsbegeiitsruug
Der 5taIitnsr, bic inter uns lsbsn,
msiins nt9t nett bet III. Aat man in
bisIen 3agtn gsnugfam srfabrsn t0ns
men. an 2ie6s gu Isinem f60nen
2anbs ieblt es otn Stalisner niGt.
Qber manher fam ebsn niht reat
beriieben marum Gin 9anD, benz ME
manb Elm 2siO 5ufigen polltt, it4
nun in oiefen fur4tbareu arisg frirs
3sn ioll.
Qnbers mar es ON qfiHgsmontag
eintm Iolhen Gobne bes GlDens IN
elmer gr0Beren 0rtianit bes GntIss
budes 81 nut. ST ipirb in ben
Maildn0er 3eitungtn bic 9eridts
iber bic grobsn Dsmonitrafionsn IN
aom unb In an0eren Stdbten geles
fen 6abeH unb Saribtr Iuberts aud
in ibm eine mGdtige 5lomme pntrios
tiiasr 8sgetiterrng auf. SuLbeIteu
SOuntagsfiaat stng Der mann bur9
bic StraBen uno in bic MirtIdaften
unb mante bisIer gegsiiierung Cuff:
.Mlorgen ih StaIien reiien, 40 erpB
Qrmee, sGolb6t fir cara patria,
gegsn molobett 4uItrinl" Sc mshr
Der 4benb norriidte unb ie qrDBer
bic 3abl Der beIudteu @irti9aften
nurOe, belto bsiBer urb Iauter purbe
bic MISUNDERSTANDING bes Burden.
Die einen be0auerten fem S9idiol,
anbsre belpunbertsn Isinsn patriot
Idn nut, unb mande briidten inn
bic 6nn6 gum 2(bIfieO. Gs nurbe
mitttrnoat. qpli3siItunbs, Nirts
Id1ftsT4luB, bolo fsntte fih ouF een
Mann aus benz Giben Elm tpDbItds
tiger S6laf. +
limb Elm ipunberIdDner bIouer
Montag tam iiber bas qanb. Die
aeute Der DrtidaFt gingen seitig an
i6re @el9dfte. limb Iie1e ba, aud
infer arisgsluItissr bon eeftsrn
taa6ts dui I'M acknowledgements,
unb fleiBig nobm Ct bic getpobnte
aIItGgli6e 4rbsit pieber nuf. @rpbs
argsn rihtetsn ii4 auf i6n nno
mander fraste i'm periDunbert obsr
ou6 nedenb, % sr bsnn ni9t nod
StaIisn In ben Gritg ge3ogsn fet Obsr
8ieben DOIls2 ngliib!' entgfgntte init
Iebbaft obipebrenber Geite Der Gobn
bes Siibens: nssiter 'ioffs FIJI"
Gin grOpbetenpOrt Jrisbri4 Gifts.
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srilid. ariensIaIIe IN rNDIpitaIa.

Berlin, 81. Sltli. 6mfenberidt)
- Inter Den gadrihteu Der lleber.
ieeiidgn 9teiigieits. 4aenttr beian6
iid and eine MlelouHg oes @ertre.
tiers Der n@oiiiidJen 3eitung@ in
at6eu. Gr tbeiIt mt. oaB Der bri.
tiite ~lleber.G g eaonought" Sion
i'm Sofen BON Mloros eiugetroifcu
'ei mo 6o5 lih Die Eruppeutrdns-
portIdlife n9lquitmia7 unb pgiaii.
retnnia" ebeniaIls BORT b~efduoen.
Der a2ion" muroe in Dem Seegeieht
.hei logger ganf In Der @rroiee i'm
Snuuar b. &. tart beihdoist; Do er
onideinen6 niht ais Elm erittlaiiiges
Sfladtihiff ongeieben iplroe, bat
man i'm oann mad ben 4aroaneIen
geian0t. SIM Safen ron Waltoros,
aniaI 2emnos, Iiegt and ods britt.
ide SdlaHtdiff oagamenmon"
bas ebenfaas idper briddoigt NOR.
ben it,.
Gas edlottihiff~ Zion nobm
friiberen @eri6ten 8ufoIge in Dem
Seegeieht on Der 9or6Iee am "a.
Saniiar tbeiI. unb es bieB odn1nls,
cs iei ai1ber Gefedt geiebt noroen;
Sic engliihe abmiralitdt leugnete
oas aber Ip1ter OBJ. Ser DAgamem.
nom nobm an ben a1mpfen in ben
gnroaneaen theil un0 tpuroe i'm
Mars Don tiirfiiden Qon66atterien
70 tart bei6oiien, bob er iif III iebr
beiddbtgtem 3uitanOe Surid3iehen
mBte. Gs bieb iogor, oos SdLaht-
idiff iei geiunfell 6o9 tpur6e oag
ip1ter t~pioerrufen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-02
entfeBIi4. Die aiuA bat

GntfeBIi9. Die 2ilb bat
eintn mi9Eer setriest.4
.9b, ME entfsbIid! Ginsn Mann
3u ns9men, Der INNER gis4t bntl"
SIR 20 VI n d. @adfd6 (eine
1ruderti be1ihtigen0): Nd, perH
Die Mdunsr beim &afen unb 4erstn
bod 10 elmer GausupreTs nn6eifsrn
ipOatsu!"
Gtfab. .glnn, Daminn, SIT
feb bod BEL Der 9iebprGmiierung
ni9i Ieer aussssaugsn24
80, nein, Die on0srn MusHtler
bobsn mir ben 9udsl gang gsA0ris
bsrhousn!"
-9epaIrbeittiss 6prtds
pprt. Jrau (bie sben BON ibrss
G9pieotrto6ter tommi):. .Weibt
Oh, Utter, Id begreifs nod immer
uidt, ipie fim unIer 3angs zine ioIbs
furtbippe 5ur Brnu nsbTen tonnte!"
Qlanu: ~SnJ mon iaei bcH: Isle
bic 9Itsn iungen. 70 smuidsTn aud
Bic sunasgsE
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Die Rorbjss liefsrte Dor Dem
Iriso idbrIiA fir etpn 40 Wliaionen
Dollars Slide. Dapon fangeu bic
9riien 70 @rO5snt, Die Deutf4sa nur
8 pro5ert.
Der d 6nns. @utss
settler: ga. BIZ bringlt mir ons GelO
ilr bic Brieinarten pieoers A5ds
Gon bern bas2
6nns: Der MsnId an Ghalisr
hsit MID uffpabt iii ba bun Id Be
8teef al 70 rinfmsten IN ben aafftn.
gs mare piel einfddjer uH0 rifti
ger Iii mel0eL Heillt III 0seicn Vie
aerrepubLifen tg&ne 1tegOlutLoA iii
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0ann smeifFns sts friftlhe Qa1e.
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niht 0eu gndfden uerlast. @5er
bail Ser ariea I'M bieicn qnu6e Der
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ah ant. uaS nah meiner Meimua
ie6r ocutiaireunOIih aelinnt ae3eiat
.batl Gaiisr seuaea oie 9beilua5.
men on ben aon3erten uno Die groB.
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pom 6ersen. Gn6eren Sdneern
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orrtrpten moron Mod herf6nlider
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mart foIoenhe en4lhu[biounn. BIZ.
INSTRUMENTATION nprhipter rid5fsi Gen.
fen 6pnn Sie GSnoer hos MIR IN
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INNER rim inn 0eutiden guno.
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perli9erf' ooB allq oort eln Srlolg
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nm nn6 d moran bieIe Sabre.
"a bafte 0orin gooe oeoebeu. IN
S,nen he ginrm6erid3te. Sic Der
@rab, mn her 6obsn ar brodbte elm
fouies SIM fnn6nen in Der 8ruft
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5snen sic Glemenfs brauBen oaf Dem
mssr, bort ronasn NIT BEN 9Ianfen.
81 Zen Wsthfum NM Sic Gi6sr6eit
Ma 6a,,fss gtorrn irtoen. manhsr
6amsfsr ma BbsrFa0ia oemor0eu.
0sr oIfs ghmis0er hatte bieTe @tuns
Ssn hiegs Soos Der goroe init Ieiuem
ghsf ogtrooen
s,,ngs grnn,n. miitttr. greife
6,iisn n,nu man m ii, Sir ann
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mt man gh i'm Sofen er,ahlfe, 6ob
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Meets every Tuesday night at !.
o'clock. K. of P Hall. Visitors all
WAYS welcome. R. W. BUCHANAN, !.
S. H. EDGE, NoDie Grana~
Secretary.
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p. O. 8. OF A.

Re Us De We As
Meets on Thursday nights, Wheat
ley Building, at 1880 o'clock. All menu
bers are urged to attend. Visitors
welcomed. E. F. WILDER, Prest.
o. D. REESE, Recording Sec'y.
NAT LeMASTER, Financial Sec'y.
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progress, even though these same fay
orable surroundings may produce
through ages a definite but infinitely
slow increment, which by constant
repetition becomes slowly available in
heredity, but by no means fixed, so that
reproduction true to the better type
can be depended upon.
at is becoming increasingly neces-
sary to impress the fact that there are
two distinct lines in the improvement
of any race; one by favorable environ
ment which brings individuals up to
their best possibilities; the other ten
thousand times more important and
effective-selection of the best individ-
uals through series of generations
By this means and by this only, can
any race of plants, animals or man be
permanently or radically improved
When these two lines of action are
combined, all the best qualities of any
type are brought forth and fixed-and
the field for improvement is limitless'
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(By Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, August Only
by constant selection of the best can
any race be improved said Luther Bur-
bank, the plant specialist, in an ad-
dress last night before the second Ma
tional Conference on Race Betterment.
His subject was Evolution and Vari-
alton With the Fundamental Purpose
of Sex
Environment and education, alone,
cannot, he said, make apprcciable pro
gress in the improvement of the race.
But with favorable surroundings and
the selection of the best types, the
field for improvement is limitless.
Mr.. Burbank described the POSSIBLE
tiles in plant life of fixing characters
which benefit the species through nat.
ural selection, giving the new combi-
nations new abilities to advance"
Abundant, well balanced nourish-
ment and thorough culture of plants or
animals" he said, will always pro-
duce good results in holding any spe-
cies or variety up to it's best hereditary
possibilities, beyond which it cannot
carry them, and lacking which, max
imum development can never be re-
allied. But a sharp line must always
be drawn between the transient re.
suits, temporarily attained through
favorable environment and the perm
anent results of selection Of the best
individuals for continuing the racce.
What would be the result if all ap-
pie, plum, corn, melon or petunia seed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-07
DIR. KELLOGG, OF BATTLE CREEK
ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE OF Venus
TO TWENTIETH CENTURY APOLLO

ed; but as the people become more
intelligent In relation to the value of
health as factor in personal effic-
iency, and means by which the phys.
ical welfare fthe individual and of
the race may be promoted, health
ambition toward bodily perfection will
be developed and in time, health as an
asset will come to be esteemed as more
precious than gold.
A eugenic registry would be the be
ginning of new and glorified human
race which sometime, far down in the
future will have so mastered the forces
OF nature that disease and degeneracy
will have been eliminated. Hospitals
and prisons will be no longer needed
and the golden age will have been re-
stored as the browning result of hui
man achievement and obedience to BIZ
illogical law"
Another suggestion by DR.. Kellogg
was health survey in every commun-
ity at least every five years.
I'm this survey" he said, "notes
should be made of all particulars relat-
Ing to water supply, milk supply, and
other public matters which might in
fiuence health, but especially with
reference to the existence of degener-
ative disorders and chronic infections
especially insanity. Whatever obstacl-
es may present themselves at the
start, will rapidly disappear as the
public becomes enlightened in rela-
ton to the objects sought by the sur
vey, and the advantages which indiyid-
uals, as well as communities, may gain
therefrom."
Other proposals included, state dis
pensaries with every facility for the
most thoroughgoing investigation Of
morbid conditions" regular systematic
health inspection of schools, and the
organization of thorough going sys.
tenn of health education by the state
Physical perfection contests embrac.
ing all ages should be inaugurated IL
every community" he said Medals
should be awarded to the winners in
each grade. By means of lectures
moving pictures, and other means, the
public must be educated to an appreci-
alton of the Importance of periodical
medical examinations for the purpose
of discovering the beginnings of ner-
vous and other disorders"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-07

SAN FRANCISCO, August THE
world needs a new aristocracy-"a
real aristocracy made UP of Apollos
and Venuses and their fortunate pro-
geny"-said DR.. J. H. Kellogg of Battle
Creek, Mich, in an address last night
on THE Eugenics Registry" before
the second National Conference on
Race Betterment.
Instead of such an aristocracy,"
DR.. Kellogg continued, 1--WE are actual
ly building up an aristocracy of luna
tics, idiots, paupers and criminals.
These unfit persons already have
reached the proportions of vast
multitude: 100000 lunatics, $4,000
criminals, 100000 paupers, 10000 idi-
OTIS, 10000 epileptics, and we are sup
porting these detectives in idleness
like real aristocrats, at an expense of
one hundred million dollars year, AMI
this mighty host of mental and moral
cripples is increasing due to unre-
stricted marriage and other degentra-
tive influences at a more rapid rate
than the sounder part of the popula-
ton so that they are bound in time to
constitute the majority unless some
check is put upon the increase Every
one of these lunatics possesses the
right to vote even in states where wo,
men are not given the right of fran
chise."
Or. Kellogg proposes a Scheme for
Race Betterment,' which he thought
should be set in operation as speedily
as possible. This included the estab
lishment of health registry" on
which should be recorded the results
of an annual health inspection of ind1-
viduals made by a bureau maintained
by the state for the purpose; and of a
"eugenic registry" TO accomplish in
behalf of race hygiene" what the
health registry would seek to to do
for personal health"
THE establishment of such a regis
try will be one of the most effective
means of arousing an interest in
health as personal asset" he said
speaking of the first. "Such a rekistry
would be invaluable in connection
with the operation of restricted mar
riage laws. Of course, a great educa
tional work must be done for the gen
eral public before such a registry
would be appreciated or even tolerat
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-07

AMERICUS CAMP, 2Os, WOODMEA
OF THE WORLD.
Meets every Wednesday night in ths
Wheatley Bldg, Windsor Ave. All Wis.,
ting Sovereigns invited to meet with
us ]. M. TOBIN, G. c.
NAT LeMASTER, Clerk.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-07

Leave Americas for Cordele. Abbe-
Vile. Helena and intermediate points.
5:15 p m
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-07
BURBANK WOULD APPLY SCIENCE
TO development Of HUMAN RACE

was Unfortunately planted? Soon
worthless mongrels only, having nc
character and no value for any pur-
pose.
Only by constant selection of the
best can any race ever be improved
No education, no environment of any
nature can ever make any appreciable
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-07
GEORGIA, Sumter County.

GEORGIA, Sumter County;
By virtue of an order of the Cour,
of Ordinary will be sold at the court.
mouse In said county, on the first Tues.
day in September, 1915, between thu
legal hours of sale, at public outcry
the following described real estate to.
wit: One house and lot in the CITY
of Americas, Sumter county, Georgia
situated on the east side of Strife
street in said city of Americus. and
known and distinguished by the mum.
Der 11S. Said house and lot being the
premises whereon the said Nh Roattr
resided at the time of her death
Clifford Ragans,
Administrator upon the Estate Of Lou
Beatty.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-07

l, H. E Allen, clerk of the Superior
Court of Sumter county, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoine
is a true and correct copy of the orig.
inal application for a charter. as the
same appears of record in my office.
This 9Th day of August, 1915.
H. E. ALLEN,
CIR. 5. G., Sumter County, Ca
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-07

l or further information apply to Fl.
P. Everett, Local Agent, Americas,
Ca; Y. w. Small, Div. Pass, Agt.,
lava nnak, Ga, c. B. Gyaa. G. P. A..
Norfolk. Va a@M
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-07

Leave Americas for RichlanJ, Col
umbus, Dawson, Albany and interme-
date points
1896 q m
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-07

Leave Americas for Richland, At
lanta, Birmingham, Hurtsboro, Mont
gomery and points West and Northwest
$40 pm
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-07

N. B. COUNCIl
x. LODGE, F. and A. n.
- ~ meets every First and
WkA&I Third Friday nights;
NV Visiting brothersc Ina
yited to attend.
w. F. SMITH, w. M.
NAT LeMASTER, Secretary.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-07

Seaboard Buffet Parlor-Sleeping Car
On Trains IL and IA, arriving Americas
from Savannah 11:25 p. m, and leav-
Ing Americas for Savannah 2:30 a. m.
Sleeping car leaving for Savannah at
2:SO a. M, will be open for passen-
gers at 11:25 p. ~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20
sAPTlsTs Plan WoRKlN MEXICO

DDS HNUEIFS NAV II III--.-.
aro uN.ua ke,n utsr,st In tna N.rth
tApi'st convention. which opened
nrt' today OR "a united project tor
--LlLlsl- ui thr Nurfh aua south for
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20
RAILROAD AND EAMsHlP
CARD.
san Antonio. UvaIde and esH.
Texas. Mexican
Gulf Coast Line (FrI.eol-

Arrives
Houston and points north -
Houston and points north -
BroWnsville and points south Y.
Brownsville and uoints south ~
Leaves
Houston and points north - !,
Houston and points north----i.l
Brownsville and points SCUM =
Brownsville and points soula -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20

tht fouudinr in Mexico 4 il
.ehual hIhh school Tor hap \
theological seminary VIII eos y
consideration Au0thes maiiH Il
frrrst is the expected report q 4
u.--I.n ou efficiency and ais a
fHn fnr snwr months thll Nv
SION haas been studying the es|u
Detics ana their handling a iat
Read tbf tnlirf for the hisz
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20
san Antonio and Aransas PSI

Arrives from
san Antonio ..---------
san Antonio and iionsion
san Antonio and Houston -
Leaves for !,
san Antonio and Houston
san Antonio and Yoakum -
san Antonio and Houston ~"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20
RObSfOtvn Ne7oS Budgef

The Robston corretponosnt
ss~s tens gysa 20 her MI ss pomp' Hsaessoa The eaH
10 Blaine
70 Mas Boa,ner will receive attention
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20
Attention Farmers

!, he Market Street and Wagon Yard MUST be
Nept Sanitary All refuse around wagons must be
pcked up and PLACED III Garbage Cans before leav'
ing your stand We are counting on your coop