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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-02-26
PLAN OF COLUMBIA WORK FOR 1915
METHODIST CHURCH

Columbia Church-Preaching every LIST
and 3rd Sundays, II a. and 1880 pm.
Prayer Meeting Every Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Epworth League Every Friday ev-
ening at 1880 o'clock.
Woman's Mission Society-lst and
3rd Wednesday in each month 3 p. m.
Women's Prayer meeting Every
Tuesday afternoon 3 p. m.
Sunday School--Every Sunday at 10
a. m.
Business meeting of Board of Stew
ards Monday night after LIST, Sunday
in each month.
GRAYSON BOARD
Preaching every 4th Sunday at II
a. m. and 1870 p. m.
BEOUF RIVER CHURCH
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-02-26
Can't See Through the Hole

Editor Waterman:
In last weeks issue of your
paper there appeared a commu-
nication from Mr.. G. T Martin,
president of the Parish School
Board, in which he made a pa
thetic educational appeal to the
people of Caldwell parish, advo-
eating a parish wide special
tax of at least eight mills on the
dollar, to assure longer terms Of
schools. Of course our friend
Martin realizes that the public
system Of Caldwell parish, which
was so Furnishing only a year
ago, is now fast sliding down
the hill and something is needed
to be done. So he lands On the
tax plan the most absurd thing
that has been launched for a
long time. It is as remote and
foreign at the present time as
can be.
Truely, something is needed
to be done. But, it is not vot-
ing more special taxes.
Why not apply the remedy
that will cure the trouble by re-
moving the cause? Then the
people will stand by the finan-
cial side of the matter.
No more special taxes at pres
ent under the existing condi-
tons, if you please.
|. D. Meredith,
Grayson, La, 2-22-l9l5.
S. V. Keenan, of Riverton re-
turned last Friday from Naples,
La, on lower Red river. The
trip was made in his launch, and
a distance of ESQ miles was COW
cred, by water, on this trip. Mr..
keenan, was in search of a gaso-
line boat and fiat, belonging to
Shipp Bros, of Blankston that
was turned over to one Holmes.
last fall, to repair. Shipp Bros.
failing to get a hearing about
their boat and flat, in some time
employed Mr.. keenan, to make a
search for same. Some one in
formed him that if a trip was
made to Naples the lost proper
ty would be found. Mr.. Keen
an proceeded on his journey and
after reaching his destination,
he Immediately began a search
for Holmes, who was soon
found, and willingly he turned
the boat over to Mr.. Keenan,, but
the fiat in some way got away
from him recently and drifted
down the river and no trace of
it could be found. So. Mr..
keenan, then started back home
with the gasoline boat and reach
Jonesville Friday where he left
it for some repairs to be made
on it, and is expecting it to
reach it's owners this week.
Holmes claimed his reasons for
not bringing the boat home was
that he could not raise the price
for the gasoline that it would
take to run it from Naples to
Blankston, just half the distance
made by Mr.. keenan,.
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PERSONAL and OTHERWISE

partment at Grayson.
District Attorney Richey Of
Jena was in Columbia the latter
part of last week and paid this
office an appreciated visit.
W. B. Reitzell of Riverton was
in town Saturday and paid The
Waterman a business call.
O. 7. Seabough of Riverton
spent a short while in town Mon
day and paid our office a social
call.
Miss Bessie Walker of Clarks
was the guest of her mother,
Mrs. P. J. Walker, Saturday and
Sunday.
Little Miss Deryllynn Mathis
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. M.
Thames.
Mrs. W. B. Nugent, of Iatt,
La, is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. w. M. Thames.
All members of the High
School Improvement League are
requested to meet at the school
building Friday February &c. at
3 o'clock.
The next examination of tea
chers' certificates will be held
April /, 2, 8, white; 5, 6, Z.
colored. This examination will
be held in Columbia.
On last Wednesday afternoon,
The Waterman Offices, received
a very pleasant social call from
three of the members of the fac
ulty of the Columbia High
School, namely: Misses Eloise
Herndon and Katie Walker and
Prof. B. H. Redditt.
Among those from this parish
who are attending the trial of d.
D. Pool, for the killing of j. M.
Warner, in this parish sometime
past, that is going on at VIM
field this week are. J. J. Hum
BILE, B, E.. Erskin, F, and J. W.
and T. J. James and family, Mrs
D. D. Pool and children, Mrs.
Douglass.
Last Saturday night, the
barber shop run by Fred Mere
dith, colored, was entered and
relieved him of the amount of
S2.35 in cash, that he left in his
cash drawer. The drawer was
priced open and their entrance
was made through the window
after carefully taking one OF
the panes out. No trace of the
robbers has been found.
The Embroidery Club met
with Mrs. A. D. Bridger Satur-
day afternoon, February 20.
Work was interspersed with con
versation and music. A delic-
ious two course luncheon was
served. Those present were:
Mesdames C. C. and A. D.
Bridger, H. w. Blanks. Misses
Eloise Herndon, Chrissie Davis,
Adele Redditt, L. Blanks, Katie
Walker and Marion Thornhill.
Mr.. S. P. Walker returned
Wednesday morning from New
Orleans where he accompanied
his wife last week to this city
where she underwent an opera
ton last Saturday. Mr.. Walker
brought the goods news back
that the operation was success
fui and his wife was getting a.
long nicely and she would be
able to return home in few
days.
The Waterman. received the
following announcement last
Saturday announcing the firm of
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COMMUNICATIONS

The Waterman will be glad to
receive communications on sub
Jects of general interest, but is
not responsible for sentiments ex-
pressed.
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being. recognized by ssthe men en-.
trusted to make the laws for tho state
aud consequently some ofthe COVER.
nora suggest have :iireat NJ. been
carried ,o!ltan1 many others 3,mloubt.
lcdlyswiil. ;'S; u IS
Constitutional Amendments
Tie legislature alfe;ily is;isF pro.
Evfded for Submitting to tile people tloi
the state at tic next general election
one constitutional endment-th
men. Others have been 1suggeste,l
and III issbelieYet they Will pass. lsy'a. 2
GIN. keeping. with the reconni enla:
tons contained lin; tile governors
message, Resolutions were introduced
during the past week; K proyid ling for
Submitting constitn ibnal amendments
granting the sinitiat I've and 5ereferen.
dun and thereof u sof ipubf la of fieiafs.
One, was also introdnc ecu yiM both the,
house and the seila. q providing for
The reclassiilcht ion Of prop prsy for the
other consti utional amendments
which have been ssdgg ested ;1iife crea;
ton off office &c ltou tenaiifs governor.
land sonesrslat ting lltp the. :eiect ion tond
salaries! of county comm ssioncrs:
AS yet the fjoints resp lut Ion relative
I to the woman s Ssu tfrage am endmeit
iisH the only One swhlc Ell has eetf, re.
ported ont Of commit tees. I, RI
One OF the measur OF more than
usuai interest passs sby the legisla-
ture during the past week was the
bill revising tile sproliib Ion laws.
9;3 Administration M essuFcs up: g
"A Seyeral 4 bills Retarded as alminis;;
ltrationt rileasure s were introtu ed this
week. Those: of consi derpblt; mons
ont are bills enlarsing the Duties and
extending the pow rs Tot the public.
service comm sion. II. is prop posed to
reduce the lnelnb ershib DC 5tlle com
mission To- three me nibers aud place;
ltlaS administration Sof tho, ,Sgorl sneil,s
compensation act. ia separate depart
lment, under one head x T.
The standard Fights and measures
bill and the act revising Tile mining
laws arc said TO $he Included IN the
Legislative. program Of the admins
ttrdtioa, as were also the &oman's sui
ifroge ntlnient land tho county sal.
aries bill. ~ x .5.s e.
Since the; reportaof? Special Master
X go 49,
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.G!H|Ill llESI||''''!
...L.AllQ||G|A||AlBPLAY
G(lNSTlPATED.
u PecVish, Feverish; and Sick, Give
ssiF California Syrup zi; ~: =.
.ssi;is ~ of Fiss:''

Mother! Your child isn't naturally
cross and Spceyish. Sec il tongue is
coated :; this SIS % sure sign Its little
stomach, liver aud bowels need u clean.
Ing al. once. n n i;lsts
WHEN listless, pale, Sfcvcrish, full Of
cold, Sbreathzbad, throatslsorc, doesn't
cat, sleep or net naturally, has stom.3
acll ache; diarrhoea, remember, a gem
tie liver aud bowel cleaning Should
always bottle first trcatni lent; giyycii.
Nothing equals I" California Syrup Of
Figs for children'sS ills; give Ftea:
spoonful. aud In n few hours all the
foul waste, sour bile and fermenting;
food which is cloggedl mp in; the bowels
passes out of the system and you have
d well and playful child again! All
Children love tliis harmless, delicious
fruit laxative, and II mover fails to
etfect, IA good ""iiiside''' y q eansing. hi.
ircctions for, babies; cbi l@rcn'of afl ages
and growrl;ups are on the bottle. Hsss'si
Keep lt handy IN your home. Aslit.
lie given today saves "a sick child TO-
morrow, but get the genuine. II Ask your
druggist for u 5gcent bottle o. Calf
,fornia Syrup of Figs, I, hen look aud
see that itsissmaie by the CALIFORNIA
sFig Syrup Company J. 4 3
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MANAGER g.AN {, sTH | 4: I.MiopELs.

Z. w.
N1iss Jane Fearnly. WHO will have
the rolcy or Ruth G Goldman; the dc.
slgller, ant. the young women Wlio
will be seen as III perfect So, models;
Iii s"P Potash aid Pcrlmlt ter,,'' the fam
Gus coined " which A. HI Woods Will
present at the Grand on february =,
direct from It's second year ut Tie
G0hai Tlidatr New ) orb; had "a busy
time during: tic few wee IDS, preceding
The first prod lftiot Of tliiIs play visit
ing the cloak and suit dis rictssofg New,
York to study almost pliere. y Their
advent created d sensation lin tie dis
trict, hut almost depleted the cons
pany, for mt the end gofS The first days
Iesearth, most Sofs the young men lad
been offered flat ering positions as
real model IS. Fort unnte ely for Mr.
Woods. who had selected these girls
with tie greatest care. the lure Of the
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Littleflell,, relat tive TO Il the Virginia
debt suit ,ills who'll he partly sfstaiI,:.
Cd the con ent ions OF this state, at
east q such All extent that the re-:
port is regarde ed Jas "a Substantial vic.
tory III West ytrginia, sEavor, Sthere Is.
je g able terests manifested Sin
the Itcome of The case liSss
This committee is comp sed Of Sen.
ators Miller Good ykoontzy and Flat;
field Son the part of the senate; and
Delegates Duty, Hughes and Nc:
eauley, on the part of the house.
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4Pape's pispepslnt Ends All Stomach,
Distress in Five id Ipdtes. Z


Wonder what upset your stomach
what porter Of the food did the dane
,age-do Your Well. d ont bother Ifs
yottr tomach in d rexolt;; sour, gassy;.
and upset, and whit you Just ate has.
fermented into stubborn linps; head
dizzy and aelie les bell gases and acids
and eruetate nndig este.t food & breath.
gfoa1, tongue coated Just take a little
lPape's sDiapepsih and IN I've minutes
sou wonder what became ot tie sindis
gestiont md distr sS'ass
Millions of men and women today
know TINT Is Hess to have a bad
stomae h. little spiapepsin occasion:
ally Keeps jtlifsd dlica ate organ regulated;
and They eat their sfaroritef foods with:
out fear. Y; +. Il
fgyour stomach doesn't take care of
your liberal limit without iirebe liion;
elfSyour food ~ as damage instead ora
help, remenbe rs the quickest, surest,
most; harmless: elief3is Pape,s Diapcp:
tsiti which costs only fifty cents fora
large case ut drug torres! 4, s. truly
womb rful ST dig ests food 3 and sets
things gstraiglit 80 gently and easily.
That's ist reall " astonishing. Please,
for yonrsa Ike. don,t go on und onSwith
|, d weak, disor acred stomach; it:se SO
unnecessary. 81 4 saie ~
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oLD:TIME3 COLD
cuRE-pIRF Ri \ : S.ST E L
y b n

Get q small package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or asst 10 Germans call It,
Hamburger Br,ist Thee. DIT any phar-
niicy. Take h. tablespoonful Sof the
tea,sput q cup OF boiling water upon II;
pour; through asicye and drink a tcacup
full lat any time. 1t is the most effec:
tive wnyEto break up d cold and cure
grip, MS &c opens the pores, relieving
congo stion. Also 4loosens the bowels;
Thus break king cold sat on i;St5sss II.
IL ID Inexpensive and ientirelysyeget.
able and therefore harmless. y
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Speaker Vernon ID. johnson. 6fi tile
house of dclega ties, yeserday, Just
after ndj ouriiment. i He Ind been dis;
cushing tic passage by Tie House of
tho county salaries act, introdncedfb by
Delegate swigcr, Of Tyler, &hichSFis
only only one of several iinportanss
measures which las passed the house
Wet have passed. 81 yefal bills Ior
considerable mi nent., he continued,
sdnd aare getting things in shape 10
ctimuclis legisla ton Switfinit lie SneSt
few days. Tho committees IRE work.
Zig hard over the; various BILLS sub
mitted for their gconsitl eratio,ls The
next few days. doubtless, will sec
upon the statute hooks; 81 Z, &
THE ambitious program outlined by
Governor Hatfield jim his first, message
toSthe Legislature lis in a. fair way to
bc5realizetl, orhthe tmaior part Of lat
least "a 3il :
/; The chief executive is demonstrate:
ing the fact that lis % born leader
Of men. Ills ability and integrity arc
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More Real Work orb Than . su-i
ally Accomplished In
Es's Halls Session.
500 Bills INTRODUCED
FOLLY TEN DAYS IN I ADVANCE
SAYS HOUSE SPEAKER

'GHARhEsTON, w. Feb,
But little more than "a third tofI the 19I5S
session OF the Legislature Isl over
Though is days have passed since the
seHsIon actually opened, the legislators
have been down to real work only
about 10 l1ays, yet, during that short
tlme more legislation has been senac:t
ted, snH more work has been real " ace
cbmpllshed than usually fs done dur
ifigetffe Afst half ofsa sessio on,
'hfbft session OF the legislature prom
Uses 10 he q record: breaker not only til
the matter of expetli ting business, i but
Ill tho 6monnt to be TRANSACT AL.
ready more bills| have been intfod Iced
I'LL the senate than wore offered during
the entire session OF two years ago.
The' work OF the last two sessions,
liowavar. WINS d iayed, owing to athe!
difficulty in effecting an organization
Of the senate. y II
Up until the time both branches adj,
journel Friday ut noon go bills had
been introduced Hi the house OF q ela;
gates. md 246i fad been offered lin tile
senate, totailing more than 500. How:
ever, many Of them are Implications.
Work infthe senate at the last session
was delayed moro than two we ks, o@:i
ing to the dead lock over organization,
but litter that body had been down to
business f5 days, the length of time
of the preseilt session hiclr has AL;
ready elapsed, only 30 bills had been
introduced. VA -, . sl::
Much HAS Been sAeco mplished. A
HI6elfeye that ~ are fully a o days
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stage and Of big salaries oyercames
any hesitation. the young ladies mas
have had and when the final role was
called after the Hast visit every one of
the original cast replied here. Mr.
Moods frolb ies; however, were mot
over, for INN tliat ny came a flood Of.
applicat lions from tile zeal work groom
models for post tons on the stage, and
twas with iftiSulty chat the man
ager explained that something more
than a perfect 3Gi;s figure was re.
lq,iirrd for sue ces IN even Tie shimblesti
fEroles. \, 4 4. = iis
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WAN TIE Girl wants place 20 work.,
House work pre- ferret. q Ad dress box
2S4s Parsons. W. Va. ! r n
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sITU ATIo IS; WA NT d Is.

WANTED Sowing. plain and fancy;;s
rates reasonable Are also CONT for
Eispirella Corset. Call Bell phone 4s7:J,.
Monroe St. No:32S: 1o;1etft
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DULL, s 81 !: !!
SICK HEADACHE
| Or. James Headache Powders relieve
at onee-10 ccnts a Package.

You ;takes u DIR. james, Headache
Powder ana In Just d flew moments
your head clears and yall neuralgia and
pain fades away. It's lthefiquickest
and sufest reiicfifor' llcadache, whether
dull, sthrobbing; splitting of nerye.rack.
Ing. Send someone ltoitle drug store
and set aSdime package now. Quit
saffering-it's so needless. Be sure
you get Dr. james u Gadachc Powders
then hereswi!l he no disappoint.
mcnt. IA "a
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MALE HEEp MEN our our illustrateds
ss:catalogue explains how We teach the
barber trade in few5we eks. mailed sfree.s
Write MoLERf COLI GE, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Jal.s$o Feb: l;2;s As
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WANT TO tho honest |cmpl oi
x "a irniont Nill you giyesa1l honest
married man tho opp ftnnltS I'D sdoin.
Lonsttate that / moan business, :wag6si|
no object. until worth is sestablisliea.
Not oling for a position particular j.
] want a job: Conscientfo ls, painstak:
ing effort will do tic rest! ddresss
II. scarey: West tirgi nfnns Office z ils.st.
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are me names q The
A. pTessnt
are SCI FORTH The the next
na
eal , aaHs
the the
make the ~
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FOR SALE Scotch Collie Pups. In.
qulre at SIC Alexinide 81 Place. l2:Satf
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,FGn SALE. Blink Coal Options III
the West Nirgitlian Office. s;sG:tf
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FOR lsilN IT. Some very Desirable
homes; close i'm: modern and
convenient, Gallon mo atgmys Office
.S9G Main ST. or use Bell phone ag6 u
or ESQ ]. 7. Kelley. 1.21Iin
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5FoRs i,lanls oilianl GasiIseasss
South Penn form also Assignments
OF Lease and House Lenses! Apply
West Nirstnians Office. ls1:2seeI
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F]FyOR|5sAI;Il..]EE.

~ 5ts
4 FOR sSA E-TIarge br0Wtl reed sbaby!
carriage. good ls ncw.. llnauirci 21s
Map Gtvc. n 9 Z ;slfs ssa.:1:::.
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WANTED%Glrl for general q house
ss:Work. Sail 1851 Bell s'phone.
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TFoRRENT:-- our som silat with bath
(. Hays bldg. 1n1airc, of a. II. Jepson,
sPastime Bowling Aileys. 1.5:tf
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FOUND II \.
WANTED.

WANTED %1G yorl ~ Year DID white
girl 70 assist iii general house work,
Of small 4, Ifamily Apply s2s fifth Sc
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ROOMS, FOR u; RENT.
HOUSES FoR5RENT.

FOR RENT Five room cottage for
3rcnt. Call sl5s Consolidated phone.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
GIsAriGcb.

Simmer ndber tomtnt bic nnauf>
bdItfam bOrOringenbe tiirtif9e Orr
NEE Dem Munberlanbe Der pbarao<
men. Dor fur5em bat tie ii9 bur9
Ole @innabme Der Gepptifdsn Sc
flung @I=4rif9 bsrsits auf benz 8O>
ben feYtsefebt, oen bic gnsIdnber 10
itOla aIs ibr eigen beoei9net baben.
glsMrif9 lit 0ie 9auptfabt oes tleis
men dypptif9en @ouDernements drf
Der @inais9albinfel. SroBig i9aut
ole @renafeitung BON einem 5eIien
ins blaue Mittelmeer binab. Die
feline Staot, bic beute etna 5000
@inmobner bat, blidt pie 70 biele
Stdbte Meepptens auf cine uralte
@ergungenbeit 5uriid. Der MabiseIs
Mrif9, bos 5liB9en, an benz iie ii4
aufbaut, tpuroe f9on i'm often Ses
ftament ais v8a9 Neebptens" beaei9s
net unb galt als oie @ren5e 5nii9en
pdlGitina unb Sen pbarapnen, Die
mad Der sraufamen Site ibrer 3eit
u~nliebIdme untertunen bierber ber<
I9idtsn unb ibnen aar f9impfli4en
Strufe Die Nafen abf9neiben lieBen.
pOrauS fi@ aud Der @amle Der @tabt
ertlGrt.
SIN 3eitalter Ser &rsuSaiise purbe
Ser Srt 2aris genannt. s9ier fdrO
&Dnig 8alouin l. BON Serufalem i'm
Sabre lib ieinen SOB, gerabe aIs
er ein,n 3ug eeeen Megppten unterz
nebmen tpoIte. Sci Der fran5Ofif9en
Expedition bes Sabres 1899 purbe
Die 5siuns Nrii9 BON General &le>
Der eingenummen, na9 tpenigen Mo>
naten. iecO9 BON oen bamals pereinig>
ten 8riter url6 Sirten 3uriiderobert.
Mm "a. Sanuar 1900 tpuroe oann
bier Die Ronpention abgei9loKen, in
Der &leber bonn @roBpefir freie &id<
tebr nod europa auseii9ert purbe.
Die @ngldnber itimmten aber biefem
@ertrag Hires 8erbiinbeten ni9t gu
unb srlaubten bic freie &iidfabrt
&lebers erft, als oiefer ben Sieg
BON !0eliopolis errungen bate. SIM
gan5er 10. Sa6rbunoert bat Damn
@l<Mrif@ bas bef@eioene Dafein Ell
nes Gqpptifmen GtGbt9ens qefii6rt.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
Die 0fterrsibiftbe UoIksbymne.

als Sert ser Diterrei9if9sn
Nplfsbpmne miro in OeutI9lano 5us
meiit nod, 3. 9. in Der BPM 9atiOs
nalen Trauenoienit, 6rantfurt, 6ers
ausgesebenen nSammlung beuti9er
Rriegs= uno Siegeslieoer 1914" Der
alte Don 8. 8. 9af9te perfdBte uno
auf &oifer Srdn3 ii4 beaiebenoe
Sert angefibrt, Der NIT Den Worten
beginnt: r@ott erbalte Jruna ben
RoiIer -" Dieter Sert 1T aber
f4on lGnsft umsebi9tst ipOroen uno
oemnd9 lautet Die iebige Oiterrei9iz
f9e 9oltsbbmne:
Soft erbdlte, Soft bei9iBe un5ern
&aiier, infer 2ano!
MG9tig bur9 oes @laubens StiiBe
fiibr' er uns nit peifer
9anb!
2abt uns ieiner Batter Rrone f4irs
rlen pioer ieOen Teino,
Snnig bleibt nit Sabsburgs Sbrone
Seiterrei9s @ei9id per>
eint!
Jrpmm uno bieoer. nabr uno often,
laBt fir Re9t unb pfli4t
uns iteb'n,
2aBt, tpeHn'S-siIt nit frobem 9ofs
fen, muf6DG -Ae1
aompf uns seb'n!
ginge0ent Der 2orbesrreiier. Die oas
Seer. 10 oft uns pano,
@ut uno 8Iut fir uniern Raiier,
Gut unb g..ut fiirs 0d<
terlanb!
Was oes 8irsers JleiB sef4affen,
59iihs treu Des Rriegers
&-aft,
nit 6es @eiites beitern Waffen fiese
&unit uno MiHenfGaft!
Gegen iei Dem 2ono befdieben uno
fein Nubm Dem Gegen
slsih;
gottes Come ftrabl III Jrieben auf
elm sIiidli4' Oeferrei4!
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

Die 2dnee oes @ue5=&onals Be-
trost 100 &ilometer, feline 8reite an
ber SberflG9e go Bis 10, an Der
Soble % Meter. Ser &anal 1T 8
Meter tief. Our9 Grpeiterungs>
bouten, bic i'm Sabre 1899 in Mnz
eriff genommen tporoen unb ote I'M
5pif9en faft raftlos fertigseitellt fino,
bat man Die 8reite an Der Spble
faft our9peg Biz auf 80 unb Sic
Siefe Big auf 10 Meter gebra9t.
3net melt in bas Meer binaus qez
baute Molen beaei9nen am Mittels
meer Bel pprt Saib ben Mnfang bes
&anals. 9ie Molen poren erforberz
li9. um Sen Ntlf9lamm BON Der
Sabrrinne fern5ubulten. Damn tritt
Der &anal, an beioen Seiten bon
Ddmmen e%ingeiGumt, in Sen Menz
faleb : Gee bur9f9neioet bas Siiz
geqano BON @l &antara, burd3;ebt
ben 8alab<See unb Sen SimfabzGee
our@bri9t ben 5elfen bes @eras
peiums un6 tritt nun in bic Bitter
feen, an oeren gnbe iiG bereits @bbe
unb Slut oes &oten Meeres pa6r~
ne6men lofen. Bon Ser Gtabt Suea
aug fiibrt Der &anaI nod bier RiIos
meter melt Biz CUR &eebe bon Slie3,
ins Meer. 9as gauge Mert bate
urfpriinsli9 95 Millionen Dollars
erforbert. 65 Millionen tpurcen
pur9 Nftien aufeebro9t, tpGbreno
Der &bebipe fir ben &eit ser 8ouz
Iumme auftam. DieIe 80 Minio>
men Dollars tporen es, bic @nglonb
Dem &beoibe aund4ft erftattete; fpGz
ter ertpurb es aud nod einen sroBen
Sell bes Mftienbeiibes, 10 6aB bic
Gritif9e Hesisrung Die @eIellf9oft
jeBt bDnig beberrf9t. Sang GENIAL
tig iinb bic Ginnobmen Ser Gueaz
8anal : 9efelIfdaft; betrassn bod
bic Nbgaben fir ieoe ben Ranal
tur4fabrenoe perfon ettpa 10 Jrancs
q 9ollarsl fir Sitter z Bis 9
5roncs bic Sonne. 9ertragsmGz
Big itebt sic 8enuBung bes @aesz
Ranals allen Nationer Der @rbe in
sleider Meiie gu. Mber ipie iiberz
III, feBt fi9 England au9 bisr iiber
8ertrGge uno 80lterre6t binipeg; es
iibt i'm &analsebiet cine @eipaltberrz
fdaft aus uno betradtet ben Suesz
tonol tatid9li9 als fein Gisentum.
Cie nG9fte 3eit miro lebren, tpelhe
6olgen @nglanb bumit beraufbe<
fdtpOrt.