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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-31
Spiss.

gir niini6en biermi. 5ebernann
ein aliifliAes lmo erfolgrei@cS sseu.
iabr.
Sniolge bes tiefen SdlneeS tullroe
Die @eibna1tSfeier IN ser ct ~.
banncs &irhe auf Den 25., Die 5eier
in Der gtdSoretb STRIDE ani ben 26.,
i,no Die Seier in Der 9ieber Sdule
ans Den 80. peri6r6en.
Die folgenoen Seiud,cr IiHc fir
bic sSeiertage bier eiliJstrniiin: Nla.
500 Shreinlann, uon g'ctGct; Si's'e
ilnS Gbeooor Sluetib. bon Si. 2neis;
2ouiie Sod, bon Gtoipr; gnlaa
Itoedli, bon 9np; Dora 4lattner,
bon 9oipns, &an.; Glora SGrci.
Mann bon Stoenner's Sdale; Sli.
Der @aebler, bon SSarrcnlsn: tSco.
gloedli bon gtora SprtnSs, Scwa;
9lrtbur Moefli, ben 5.aup Sill iin5
9lbolf goeid, bon DHD;quc Soiaa.
Sat elm jeoer giluuahaer Der naIls
en- .SpIt gfoiite. aus 5iuiSs, lnt lett
Ieinen 8rieffaitcn ailiJcitsiit, III &c.
reiti1aff fir Die a'uit oill J. sSlnlor
1916, an pelhelu oicle a'oute Ill ge.
trieb genonlnien peroen miro.
& .
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gsoosmann--SlaeSiaer.

ga,.l Weoosmann unb SRI. Gmnla
Rueoiger tuuroen ant Sreitag glbeilo.
ben "a. 9e5e,nber. in Der YTarrs
tpobn,na Der Gpongl. ct. Souls
Stride, oltrd 8aitor aas,ndna ge-
traut. Die 8raiit lit Die @in5ige
Eodter pon Srau gmelia @ueoiger,
bon Sernldrm. ,nib NOR felt Sabreil
bier in Ser S6ubfabrif beibotttgt,
no Tie iid BEL ben iibrisen lpeibllbel.
glngeItellten GROCER 8eliebtbeit er.
fre1itc. s,crr WtoosirIdnn lit elm er.
folareider 8iebbGubler, BON Berger,
ipo oas il,nge Haar ieine Bobnin9
a,ifidlogen miro. SIN Gerein mn
ben aablreihen Sreltnoen Der yselt'
pernGblten piiniden mir benlelben
.piel @liid 3im 8ltnoe.
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8ittenbera.

Die 8eibnabts Seiertage Derlie.
fen bier in better nno idoniter sSeiie.
Croft Der ilngiinitigen Witternng
lpnr ber CUTE alte Santa &lans ben.
nod in iebem Sauie eingefebrt nno
batte iiberall einen Gbeil ieines
Codes ausgeleert, mofiir ibm baber
bon allen Seiten aud beitens ge.
Oonff miro.
slm porigcn 9ol,nerstag puroen
III Der bieiigen liltberiihen Stride,
Seinrid gngelbrcdt unb SRI. Sou
@inter, ourh Aa1ter 8ilbur aetrnrt
gaad Der gra,llng pur0e I'M Sauie
Der 9raiiteltern elm iplen6iteS Sod.
aeitsmabI eingenomnler. Das junge
Baar miro cine Snrn III 9tebrasfa
be5ieben @ir piiniden oentielben
beiteus Slid uno grfolg.
sspbn 8itte befanb iid) pabreno
Der sSeiertaee inter benz elterIiden
Sah 1no reilte oann am 9ienstag
lpieoer nab ct. 2ouis.
Sie grii0er sS0bn, @eorg ltn0
&uSolf @reiinfe, ipelde p1brenb Des
perflpiicnen Counters in GebroSfa
bei6aftiet ,poren, iinb boriee 8ohe
ipieoer i'm elterliben Sauie anges
longt rno ,perben aud iiber Den
8inter bier bleiben.
Seinrih Mittenoorf lnb @nttill,
BON sSlIinois, befanben iif oieler
Gage bier, ouf 8eiud inl gltern,
bauie, ioipic aud bel onoeren Ser.
panoten.
gelr nod ipenige Stlnben iinb oos
alte .Sabr, 1915. lit all gnoe. gBir
Diiniden oaber allen aeiern oes
@olfsblottes, iolpic aud Dem ganscn
Drltferperional Elm redt froblifes,
gliiflides llno @rfolsreihes 0e,ies
Sabr
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SbatiadJen fir seibenSe,

& j. "a Z Y
Shmer5eM fon,tnen bon @ebtbun
ober anfitannr9 ber, ,pie Ieuralgie.
&betrrnatismns, 2eitoetpeb, 3dbn.
hmer5ell. gerrenfutsef,. 2uetSdpnn-
aen fteife Musfeln. nber ale tperoen
hnra Sloan's Ointment pertrieben.
gringt neues uno friides @Int 3ur
t5telle uipo bertreibt Die gfufitmiliitg.
gs gebt on ole @urSeI. @ariun iirt-
mer Shlneren 6uloen2 @ebroudt's.
geSeiitet iofortige 2iil6eruig. 9reis
25c ia,o 50c. Die 81 6toidc entt)aIt
iefs mol 70 nieI, mic Die 25c.
GIaide. (faob9
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oie oiesidbrise Grnte Der aasri,,

Die ofesiabrise Grnte Der ameri-
faniit,en Station bot jeoen bisberl.
den gieforb gebroheil. Der Wertb
ser Sc ,uidtisiten lanouirtbfhaf ftlt9en
grooufte betrdgt nad elmer ulit oen
8rei,en bonn /. DcSerrtber baitere1l.
SEN gerednilng bes Deportenents
fir aonomirtbihoft $5,56S. .773, 900,
cine 3abl, bie bas Sabr 1915 anlrl
iiibrenocn rtaft. iolDobl mas pie
D3enae als alt9 mas Der @ertb Der
grnte nnbetrifft. Die bo@ltDabr-
fd,einIid, ticnlals 8nbor IN lol9en
q9abe einaetretene gleidseitig Steige.
r,lna Der groonftion nno Der Eret-
ie miro IN .eriter 2iiie dnt oen euro.
paiid,en &rieg 8itriidgefibrt,
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and C. Fl. Buddemeyer, 0wensville;
A. P. Karstedt, Rosebud; Hy. A. Lah-
meyer, Fl. w. Heidbreder, w. q. Sass
mann, D. J. Lemons, B. L. Sewell,
Bland; ]. l.. Tayloe, owensville and
Hy. Brandenburger, Oak Hill.
Demofraten.
Chairman, Josh. Tappmeyer, ow-
ensville; Sec'y., Con. Klinge, Her
mann; Treas, F. G. Gaebler, Swiss
Con. Klinge and DR.. F. Caughell, Her
mann; Geo. Schneider, Bay; F. G.
Gaebler, Swiss; Josh. Tappmeyer,
and Aug. Kuhne sr., owensville; J. A.
Smith, Canaan; G. E. Stone, Bland
and Lawrence Warren, Tea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-31
Berger.

slrtbur Wseper befinoet ii6 oieie
ISOLDE in ct. 2ouis, nno feiert
@eibnadten bel ieiner Shpelter,
sSran 8nl. 2orell5.
ssriB Sberg llHo @attilt, ioipieI
;Srou Carolina Sberg, pcrleben Die
sSeiertuge in ct. 2oiiis.
gbrilt. Sug iino @attiil iuaren an
poriaen Oonnerstag in Sernlann,
lim Der 8eerois,lne bon Sran Sngs
8rmoer, oes perltorbenen @op. 3e,is
gin. bei3upobnen.
2oris goeger inb sSamilic per.
lebten bic 9eibnadtstage bier, bel
8aItor Daiss unb @attin.
sssoSepb 2aboube iino @uttin,. bon
.Mcaittrid, befanben iid iiber lebten
SantStag uno Sonntag bier, auf Be
iuh BEL 8erlpanbten.
8incent Mueller unb @ottin feier:
ten am Sonntas, ben 26. 9e5ember.
ben 20iten sabrestag ibrer Soh-
seit,
Sol &. Dapis lln0 SSdnlIlie, bon
ct. 2oiris, befiroen iih iiber Die
Seiertaee, bier BEL ibren @nsebori.
gen.
Senrp Soeretb, neblt @attin ltno
&inoern 2oratne lln6 Deln1a, bon
Meo Nuo, SIls., trnfen am pergnn-
genen Samsfag bier ein gum 8eiud)
BEL ibrem Sobne, Or. @. s. 8ag,
| rier.
Otter Side, bon @erolo, iueilt 5nr
3eit auf 8eiiib bel ieiner Sdmeiter
Srml 6. q. &ropp, ilnb Oeren Sarni'
lie.
| SRI. emma &nebiger, bon Ser.
mann imo Saul Mooslnonn, BON bier
! iplrDen am 8eibnahtsabeno in Ser,
mann getraut.
8m. Sell nnb Sanlilie, bon Ser
nlaitn perIebten Die sSeiertage bel
Sol. Ratbgeb lmo Samilie.
9. q. Sall ilno @attin befai,ber
iid iiber 8eibnadten in ct. 2oi,ts
ols 8aite bon @m, 6. Sod UNI
@attin.
Sobn 9. Saes imo SRI. glaro
| 9ageboril fpurben ant @eibnahts
aben0 in ct. 2oiis getraut.
y. 9. SbulSe, &aiiierer oe,
Beoples 8anf bon Berger, perlebt
| Die @eibnadtsmode in airfpoof
/ unD in ct. 2onis.
Carton Sbontpion, Der S6ub
Imaber bon Berger, bat 8eibnobter
in Sermann eefeiert.
! Geo. $. gaoe, bon Mapleipooo
Mo, bat @eibna1ten BEL ieinen gI
| tern, giie. Babe itno @nttin. ber
| lebt.
! Ser @eibnadtsball, In Bebrmdnr
inb 8eters Salle, mar icbr gut be
| fubt.
| Sn @eorg 3eilntanns Solle fin6et
| ain Snntstag, Den |. Snnitar, 1916
| elm Heliiabrsball itatt.
i 8dBreto iih Oscar SealImepe,
| poriae ISOLDE nuf Dem Seimmcge boz
Der Stride befanb, ideiite iein gferi
! iln6 rannte gegen Elm anoereS 8nggp
| Das @efabrt 5scar's Durbe iiitge
norfen uno er, io,pie aud feline Weut
| ter, rul.r0en atf Die StroBe sef6leu
| bert. Oscar bate ons .WeiBgefdid
bierbei cine Sano a., brehen; iein,
Wautfer trua in0eR l,lrr elm pad,
| leifte @eriesringen oapon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-31
slllaemeine GOants aeaiste;ten.

i slm porieen Mittlpod, lparen 70 |
Ginber, IN StpenSDilIe, iiifolge bon
Seranfbeit, bon Der SduIe abpeienb.
/ Serrp Siedenbid bot einen &beil
ieiner Snrn, bel Wt. SterIing, an
Spbn &urrelmeper berpadtet.
i Ssoiepb gngelbreht bon 9rofc,
luur6e iiingIt bon ieiner Satin init
eiueIn fleinen Stommbolter beihenft
! Baftor S. 8. &oeiis, bon glins
ton, bat Die Erebieeritelle an Der
gbriltion Stride. in 9lano. ange.
i,omnien.
i Sn Der Irtberiiden. ioipie aud
in Der sc. 6. Stirhe, IN &oiebno,
fuuroen fiir5lif, Seitrngs glpparate
eingerihtet.
t Sris 2ieiemeper ,lnS Satin,
bon @tt. Sterline, mnroen fiirSIi6
burh Die @ebllrt cines Sobnhens be-
gliift.
| ! 9os 8obnbaiis BON sSrau Sba6c
Ntiller, In 9rafe, iueld)es Dor &ur.
aent, neblt Den Mobelii, ,,im. bon,
Seuer 3erltort ipurbe, mar in Der
Orafc.8eentont Sni, go. DerIihert.
i Srie @ibinsbaeeu, bon 9h.
Sterling, iuelher norige @ode einc
| Sale fir einen Sabidt aufItellte.
| fing oarin Su ieinein @ritannen CT,
| nen rotben 5ubs.
1 i sSn ibrem @eIuh fir 8eipillig,
rnecn 3u SluBperbeiierungen bcr4
langcn Die Ser. Staaten sSngenie,lr,
| $4,000 fir ben Siage sluB mi
l$15,000 fir Den @asconabe 5luB.
! / Senrp Gneelbreht unb SRI. ssSbt
@inter puroen anl 90. Deoember. in
Yfarrbauie Der gpansl. Stride. il
Charlotte. eetraut. Dtc @raiit i
cine Eohter bon Is. S. 8inter I'M
@ottin. bon Speilsbille, 81, 1.
i sSolgen6eS lit Der lllonotlihe 8t
ridt fir ole Coles Greet Shllle, fiji
ben Mondt pelher nit ben "a. 81
: 3enber, 1915, enbietc. Sdiiler5at
Sd; @einntntibulbeild, 6t2; tae
liher 9eluh i'm 8urhibnitt, 30.6C
3abl oer SdiiIer ipelhc ieben 90
onpeieno ,paren, ID.
t + lleber $4,000 an Steuerge
bern ipuroen am 9ienstda oiei,
i sSod,e bon Solicitor S. 6. Sfrn
e eingenoinlnen. lleber $4,000 DO
!. oieier Gulnnlc lpitroen BON bei, $40
SSslan6 rno Wp. Bacific @iienbabl
5 @elellihaftcu be5ablt. gritere b
!. 3ablte $3,3i6.S7 nno lette,
!. $5,t75.99.
i Dos gountp @eribt befino,
iid am 9onnerStag iln6 an 5reito
), oieier 8ote in Sibung, sur 8erleiI
: ing bon Sdanfliaenien ioipie ail
5ur 8crbanotlng bon StraBenangel
J genbeiten tpelbe IN Der IebteiL rege
! maBigen Sisnug peridoben ipurocl
Die beioen $auptf6lle, In oieler Sii
jidt, iino Die 9egeler unb bic 1ill
:, 9ittgeillde fir StraBcn in benielbe
II Shnloiitrift, in 8erbinoun9 nit DC
II fredericksburg uno oen Stoit
J" StraBen.
! 9ie politiihen Central. .gomitee
i linieres Gountps. mel6e in nddItt
;. 3eit auf unierem Sbeil oeS polit
ihen Oceans oaS Steler fiibren mel
!, oen beiteben anr 3eit ans folaenSe
r 8iiracrn.
n Repilblifaner
Chairman, f. A. Meyer, Bay; Sec.
H. w. Heidbreder, Bland; Treas,
i X. Meyer, Morrison. M. Neumann ]
and A. f. Maupin, Hermann; Ma
Il Radtke and C. X. Meyer, Morrison
i f. A. Meyer, Bay; VIM. Brinkmanl
s Mt. Sterling; j. J. Mueller, Drak'
r. U. Deppe, Drake; J. w. Hensle
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slbonrsiert ailf oas golfsbratt
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-18
People of Atlanta
See Franks Body

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 17.-Leo
F. Franks body was brought to At
lanta this afternoon and secreted in
a barn until a crowd searching for
It threatened serious trouble. II
then was taken from the barn to an
undertaking establishment, where to-
night a steady stream of persons
passed to piew it. The temper of the
people seemed not so much to wreak
vengeance upon the lifeless form, but
to personally assure themselves that
1t really was the body Of Frank.
Forty policemen were ON guard at the
undertaker's establishment, and a crowd
that blocked traffic stood for hours In
front of the place. The body was shown
Just as 1t had been cut down from an
oak tree at Marietta, this morning.
Because of the insistence OF the people
to see the body. it had not been defi-
nitely determined tonight whether funeral
plans first arranged could be carried out.
A member of the undertaking firm stated
positively late today that the body had
been secretly placed in a private home.
He said he had been charged by friends
of the family here to take the body
from its first resting place to the for
mer home of Frank here at an opportune
time
From there. he said. IL was to be sent
to Brooklyn for interment. No one with
out authority to speak could say tonight
just what would be done.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-18
Fulton Writes of
Bout with Willard

BEATRICE. Neb.. Aug. 17.-(speclaI.)-
George Fulton received letter Monday
from his brother. Fred Fulton, the
heavyweight pugilist, who. in a way,
confirmed the report that he had
knocked Jess willard down at Rochester.
Mimi. on May H. He says that he laid
Willard flat for the count Of five and
that the worlds champion arose and fin
shed the bout, which was for three
rounds.
Fulton will fight Arthur Pelkey at
Euclaire, Wis. on August q and James
Coffey at Milwaukee on Labor day He
expects TO give a boxing exhibition In
this city in October with his sparring
partner. Jack Lester OF Kansas City.
Fulton expects TO challenge Willard
before spring. as Willard told him at
the close OF the exhibition at Rochester
that he was the best heavyweight he
had ever tackled
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-18
Five Stacks of Wheat
Burned Near Blair

BLAIR, Neb.. Aug. 17.-(Special.)-A
terrific electrical storm. coming from the
northeast, swept down on the bottom
and bench lands north Of Blair last even
ing about o'clock, during which the
lightning struck a wheat stack. standing
In a yard of ten stacks belonging to
Oscar Matthews. Five stacks were COM
pletely burned and several others badly
scorched. Nelghbors quickly responded
to calls for help and assisted in saving
the remaining stacks. The Matthews
wheat was considered some OF the best
on the bottom land. He carried insur-
ance on the entire wheat crop. Three
and one-half inches OF rain fell in about
an hour.
There are many acres of wheat still
standing in this vicinity, which cannot
be cut. as the ground Is too soft to take
in binders. Grimm Brothers alone have
about $50 acres that is standing up In
good condition. but cannot get in to cut
It. A great deal of the wheat in shock
Is growing and is so damp as to prevent
threshing.
The average yield as threshed so far
will go about twenty-five bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-18
The Day s War NetSs

BRITISH TRANSPORT Royal Ed
ward, conveying troops 10 the
DardanelIes, was sunk by n sub
marine I'm the Aegean sea last
Saturday. Probable 1000 men
were lost.
THE GERMANS have won n new
and important success at KOvnO,
Berlin reports today, capturing
the forts that lie between the ME-
men river and Gesih, two and one
half miles to the south of KOvnO
proper. Much war material, In
cIudinE 24O cannon and 4,bOO
prisoners were taken in the KOvnO
operations, the German statement
announced.
INROADs were made
On the defenses Of NOvOEeOFRievsk,
where three forts have besn cap
tured. "A this fortress 1900
prisoners, nineteen cannon and
other material were taken.
FURTHER PROGRESS by the ar
mics of Prince Leopold of Ba-
varia and Field Marshal Won
MaekeHHen. pressing toward Brest-
LitOvsk, ts reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-18
Rate Commission
Reports Upon Rock
Island Rail Muddle

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE Inter-
state Commerce commissions report on
Rock Island railroad financial affairs,
made public here late today. says the
commissions investigation has demon
strated the need of legal limitation OF
railroad security issues and has empha-
sized the need Of a law to fix responsible
ity for dissipation of corporate funds.
The report declares that 1.-The property
Of tho railroad company will be called
upon for many years to make up the
drain upon its resources, resulting from
transactions outside the proper sphere in
which stockholders had a right TO sup
pose their moneys were invested
This record" II adds, emphasizes the
need of railway directors who actually
direct. There are too many passive di-
rectors who acquiesce in what Is being
done without knowledge and without in
vestiRation."
The report says II appeared TO be the
idea OF those in control of the Rock
Island that II was no concern of the
public what was done because OF the cor
porate function so long as rates were
reasonable.
The aggregate losses found 10 have been
sustained by the railway company i'm
connection with the transactions respect
ing exchanges OF stock in connection with
the st. Louis & San Francisco, Chicago
Northern Consolidated Indiana Coal
company ana Rock Island Improvement
company and others were S9O,O0O0OO. be-
sides payments by the railroad prior 10
June 30. 1914. to financial institutions in
connection with the issuance OF bonds.
commissions aggregating more than
81 10000 and suffering discounts of more
than s17.TO0.00o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-18
BRITISH TROOP
VESSEL IS SUNK
BY A SUBMARINE
Transport Loyal Edward is De-
strOyed in the AEGEAN Sea by
Torpedo from German
Subsea Graft.
THOUSANDS ARE DROWNED
Or NT.,N< -red Of Fifteen Hun
~ Board Are Known to
< Have Been Saved.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT BRIEF

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE British
transport Royal Edward has been
torpedoed and sunk by a German
submarine. Announcement to this
effect was made officially today. Six
hundred men were saved out OF
1850 troops and 220 other persons
on board.
The text Of the announcement follows:
The British transport Royal Edward
was sunk by an enemy submarine in the
Aegean sea last Saturday morning. Ac-
cording to information at present avail
able, the transport had on board thirty
seven military officers and 1.S50 troops.
In addition TO the ships crew Of go Of
ficers and men.
THE troops consisted mainly Of rein
forcements for the twenty-ninth division
and details Of the royal army medical
corps.
Full information has not yet been re-
ceived, but 1t is known that about 600
have been saved"
First Troop Transport Lost.
So far as has been reported officially,
this Is the first instance I'm which
British transport has been attacked sue
cessfully by n submarine. II had been
a matter OF pride with the British gov
ernment that II had transported hundreds
of thousands of troops across many seas
without the loss of life. IL Is probable
that the number of troops sent to France
and Belgium since the beginning OF the
war is considerably In excess OF 10000,
In addition. large numbers of men have
been transported TO the Dardanelles.
Egypt. South Africa and Serbia.
The British announcement shows that
the Royal Edward was engaged in con-
veying troops to the Dardanelles front,
having been sunk in the Aegean sea.
The Royal Edward was OF n.ll7 tons
gross and 526 feet long. II was owned
by the Canadian Northwest Steamship
company Of Toronto. It was built in
Glasgow In 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-18
OF WAH00
AUTO UPSET BETTER

PAwNEE CITY. Neb.. Aug. l7.-(spe-
cial. .)-Fred Chase, whose home IL near
Pawnee City and who was thought to
be fatally injured in an automobile ac-
cident near Lincoln last week Is i'm
proving and il Is thought he Whl re-
cover II pneumonia doesn't set In be-
cause Of broken ribs penetrating his
lungs. The daughter-in-aw. who was so
seriously injured at the same time. will
he In the hospital ten weeks. Both her
less we're broken. one so badly that a
section Of the bone had to be removed
and silver piece wired into the bone In
its stead.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-18
SLATON' DISCUSSES
HANGING OF FRANK
Man Who COMMITTED Sentence Says
He Prefers Lynching by Mob to
Illegal Execution.
SHOULD BE LESSON TO GEORGIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17.--For-
mer Governor John M. Slaton of
Georgia declared today that It was
better that Leo M. Frank was lynehed
by a mob II his legal execution had
taken place in an address before the
San Francisco Center of the Cali
fornia Civic league.
Mr. Slatons address, devoted ain ,,eN
entirely to discussion OF the Frank cSse
and the lynching OF Frank. was delivered
in the presence of most OF the members
OF the California supreme court and other
persons of prominence.
IT would prefer Frank to be lynched by
a mob" Mr.. Slaton said, rather than
that he be hanged by judicial mistake.
"one attacks the civil solution, the
other merely reaches the body.
Lesson to Georgia.
This should be a lesson to Georgia that
hope it will never occur again In our
civilization.
AT bottom the horrible outcome Of the
Frank case was the result OF the exalted
position of woman In Georgia"
Mr.. Slaton reviewed the history Of the
murder OF Mary Phagan and Franks
trial to show that the people of Georgia
rallied to the cause OF what they thought
was justice.
There are conditions about the Frank
case" Mr.. Slaton said, which constitute
tribute to the state OF Georgia.
mo wonder IL Is hard to open the ears
of the people of Georgia to reason. They
forgot the identity of the offender In the
magnitude OF the offense.
Those Disagreeing with Him.
There were many good people, as good
as ], who disagreed with me, because
they said. l set aside the verdict OF a
jury and interfered with the functions
of ad uly constituted court of law. There
are the thousands of these good people
who disagreed with me, criticized and
condemned me.
But when these good people find out
the truth of the Frank case their general
condemnation will turn into general ap-
proval and they will say to me as gov
ernor of Georgia you saved the state from
stain which never could have been
eradicated.'"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-18
Cyclone DeVastates
Southern Haiti

PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti. Aug l5-
delayed In Transmission.)--A violent cy-
clone has devastated the entire southern
side OF the Haitien republic. There have
been numerous victims in the towns along
the coast.
The town OF Aux Cages. ninety-two
miles southwest OF Port Au Prince and
with a population OF 5000 suffered par
ticularly. The towns OF Grande Vile
and Petite VILE were destroyed.
In the interior heavy floods are re-
ported. The coffee crop has been In part
destroyed
All communication by telegraph or
cable with the devastated country has
stopped
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-18
CARRANzA FORCES WIN
EAST OF N0GALES

DOUGLAS, Ariz, Aug. 17.-semi-of-
ficial advices received here late last night
said that the Carranza forces were vic
torious in the fighting yesterday at
Portezuelos. five miles east OF Nogales
Sonora.
The villa forces were driven back into
Nogales, according TO the report. after
sustaining severe casualties. hundred
of the villa troops and two machine
guns were captured by General Gales
men.
possession of the railroad south from No
gales TO Magdalena, a distance Of $50
miles. The troops are reported to be
spread out in strategic position to meet
600 Villa reinforcements on their way
from Guaymas 10 Nogales.