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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17

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am Donneritag BON Der o6eriten 5ess
resleitung ungetiinbigt purbe.. Der
rd6renb bss 9aqes Der0ffentli4te offis
aielle geri4t lautet tpie folst:
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sinsm srObsren She'll Der Jrunt fanz
ben aiemli8 bsftise atrtillerietdmpfs
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Der Nadt unerpartete 5tpei tleine pos
ften BON ben Sranaofen angegrffFen.
.aeutnant Snbelmann bradts am
Wlittpo6 Iein fiebentes feinoli6ss
Slug5eu9, einen enslii1en ginOedsr.
iiber @alsueiennes gum Qbfhlr8.
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berDorgebt batten es bic JranaoTen
BEL ibrem Gliegerangriff duf Miilbeim
in gucen auf bic bortisen giIenbabr>
aHlagen abgeieben. &eine Der gomz
ben, bic Don ben Jran3oien geIaleus
bert ipurbe, fiel aud nur in Der gldbs
Der giIsnbabnsebGube nieber. Gin Gis
oiliIt ipurbe in Der Stabt get0btet uno
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Ipital 6eI6rdutt.
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meegruppen bes Jelomoridaas bon
Sinbenbura: - RuIIiide sruppenu6s
tbeilunsen, Die n0rbli6 bonn 0ria=
tpiata See in uniere ppiitionen eins
gebrunsen paren, puroen burd sinen
gssenangriff pieOer oarous Dertriez
BEN.
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gereiino brad Elm g(nsriff bes 5strz
bes unter unisrem 5euer 3uIammen.
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2eppplD BON 8absrn lit Die Gage ,in@
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tleins StarmiibeI spiI6en patrouilz
len fattgefunpen.
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2iniingen, Gin 2tnsriff Des 5einbes
BEL gsreitianp ipGrbc d6sei6lageu.
Gin ru7IiIder 9eropIuH lDuroe 6ifli9
ppn Gutst gum Rieberge6en ge5puHs
gen. Gr fieI bi9t DOT ben Diterreiz
did ungariI6en 2inieu nieber.
rgaltaH &risgsfdaupIls: Die
Gdmpfe i'm nDrolidsn RuntsussrU
ne6msH eiHsn srfoIgreiaeu SOrtsans.
Die Diterrstdtib uusariibsn 5rups
pen 6efinOen ii9 issi in Der RGR DOH
gielopOIie."
10000 Tldnn beut Ser
5ruppen in 9iepgOli.
9arig, 16. Deg. Der aDrrsipon-
bent Der Saoas 9tgeHtur in SaIouiti
melOst, oaB geridten aus 5uoerIdiiis
gen Aueqen sufoIas i'd, iest 10000
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lanbpra SOiran Strabe auf bic gris=
9iide greH5e su maritiren.
Der gdbnbof DON Spirdn 1T DOH
grie9ii9en Sruppen beiest iporoen.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17

.praIfbent WilIon", fdbrt bic Sci.
tuns fort. bat ss fur anssbradt &C.
baIten, i'm briisteii.n Zone ,gnti9d.
bisuna unb geifpdfung auf GrunS
bon glusIagen BON dnonbmen 3eugeil
5u Derlonsen unb auf @runb BON Ma-
terial. bas 10 ipenia ii6erseusenb mar,
baB ber 8erfaiier Der Rots ge5ipunsen
mar. gu 10 unbsiiimmten ausbriidsn
tpie r5uperldfiige 5nformation" Ober
has Sdiff battle anfdsineno ni6i
periutt au enttommsn4 feline 3ufIu9t
5u nsbmen.
Die 0Ferreidiide Hoie ipiro ben
prdiioenten Wilion lebren, bab in Den
intermtionaleH 9esisbunaen es ni6t
aeniist, 5orber,inssn su itsnen, iOns
bern bab alle 5batiaden, auf bic bin
GorDerungen a.fteat peroen, belpiefen
iperSsn miiIsn. uub bic feblsnbsn Be
iusiie nidt bur6 srobs, grobe Wort.
eriebt perbsu t0nnen. gs III jebt Die
pfli6i beg prGiibsutsn, ben 9eiueis
batiir gu liefsrn. bab bic 9lneona tel.
ntH gtriu6 asmddt hat au .ntfliebsn.
Wenn ibm bies nibt gelingt, Sunn
iDirb ibm nidis onbsres iibria blet.
ben, aHssiidts feinsr friibersu 2lusle.
silna bes 06lisrre6ts, duf bic grfiils
lung ieiHer 5or6eruHgen All bsr3i6s
ten.
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gieruns bat ibn in isbsm 5aa in bic
unangsnebme Gage o.brodt. cine Gius
laSnns al einem Wsinlnasaustaui6
anHsbmsn 5u miifisH, pdbrsno CT cine
prompte 4ntrport psrlaHgie. in Der
aae ieins IorosrunssH bepiaist Dsr.
ben
Dafbinstou II. 16. Dss. = Gi.
Der. StaateH iprbsn Seiterrsi9- linz
aarns Gntsegnung auf ibre Rote In
Der raneouaA anssIseeHbeit als
r5nig unbefriebisenb unb unannebms
bar betrahtsn. icIlts Der offisi.ue
aert nit Der in amiierbam unb Con.
bon psr0ffentIidteu @srfion ii5srein.
ftimmen.
Wenn Ssiinrei6 llnsarn auf
feiner Sislunsnabms bebarren foIlte,
ipiirbsn obus fusiterss bic diplomats
iden g.5isbuussn absebrOdeH ip.rs
ben.
es bsibt. bab bic Der. Staater
auf 0isapouiruns bes g.fsblstabsrs
bss llnterfesbcOis, beHsn 9eftrafung
unb SnSemnitdt fir bic amsritapi'
i@su Cpfer Der .aneona" efffdke
befebsn iperben. cbne ii9 ii5.r9appt
auf i.be ipeii.rs GistuTiOn bss Jal.
l.s einsulaiiu.
9as Stats 1epartement III To-
melt nidi bon BEN gutf9afisr psuns
fislb in Disn btnadriatist ipOrbsn,
bab bic antpprt auf bic gots ibm
iib.rrei6t fei Der bieiiae 0iisrr. gs'
fhdftsirdaer Baron 3p.bin,t, inb.H.H
bebauptsi. bab biss osidIebsn lei. Der
Better. bat auf brabiloIem Wese Sns
| firutiionsn bon feinsr Resisruns err.
balten unb iprab 5tpeimal i'm 2aufs
BEG sases tsim Stuatsietr.tdr ber.
Sas Stdatsbspartsmsnt bat pom
sgoifdaftsr penfisIb sins aabslbsp.s
its iibsr bic Stiminuns unb 2tnIi9.
ten Der Wisner Resisruns In gs3us
nuf bic ameriianifae ylois srbdltsn.
Dieter gsribt bss 8otiaafisrs iOll in
msbrerm prnttsn bon ben preBse'
ri4ien iibsr bic aniidten Der OIt.rrtis
8iidsn Resierunesbeamten abiueidsn.
ss finb absr feline Details srtdItli4,
bd bisisr gsri&t tOniiSsntisasr glaiur
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17

Die 0lnttuurt CeiterreiH'
1lnsarns amf bic Mncona.
Stpfe
Dem gotf@after penfieIO IN Dien 5us
49,. geitelt.
DIR Worilaut Der Roie nod niat Dsrs
0ffentIidt.
Wds bariibtr fotpeit beiannt, III aber
Der Rssieruns in WaTbinston
ni&t annebmbar.

I'd o D u 10. Oe3. - gtre Ges
psi4s Der er9unss seIesrupb Comp
ans amiierbam fusi. bab, elmer aus
Wisn einsetrOfienen Depside 3ufols.
man bort Der aniiat isi. bab bic Der
Sfaaien nm bic abbsrufuns be,
0itsrrsidii4en 9Otidafi nadTu9er
iperbsn, neil bic Diterrsidiide Roit
iibr ben rslneona" SAL in iolfe,
Wsiie absefabi lei, baB Elm fOlds,
Sdritt fir ilnSsrmeipIi4 sebalisu
tpirb.
Gs Dirb erfIdrt bab bic glote benz
bsuti4eu 8otidaftsr in @ien unter.
breitet ipurbe ebs iie BEN 8oti9aftsr
psnfisIb 3useiteIIt Durbe uuo bab Or
9umba. Der pon ben Ser. Staaien ab,
bsrufeHe 8otfhafier. an Der elusarbsi.
lung bss Documents uiitssbOlfsn babe
Cine Depsfhs aug slnitsrbam iasi
iiber ben Jnbnlt Der Hois:
.anseiidts bsr Gadrfe, nit pslcber
be &gieruHs Der Der. StaaisH ber
aommanbeur bee Ofierrsidifden lin.
isrissbOOies iritiiiris, unb b.r BE.
fiimutheit init ipeldsr bic amsriiani,
i4e Regieruns ibre Sorosransen ar
bic Oitsrrsi9ifa-unsariide Rssisrune
rtdtets. folie man benien, bab BIZ
amriianif6e R.sisruus in iIarsr
Neiie bic senauu llmitdnbs anfiibrr
ipiirbe, bic fie aIs Bats fir ibr Dor.
sebsn aniisbt. Gs III auf ben srfer
Bid eriidtItd. bab bic in Der amsri.
taniihsu Rois ansefiibrten llmitanbt
Hlan4sn 3tpeifel aufiommsn Iaifer
miiiIen unb bab iie ieinespess senii.
senhe griinbe fir Elm 10 i6arfes ari.
tiiireu bes Rpmmanbsurs bes Inter.
ieebcotes porbrinsen. isIbit penn pi,
Bsidperben iid in alien punttsn als
forrstt eripeiIsn folIien unb bas in ber
anssIeseubeit sefdIIts llribeil itrtns IN
llebereiHitimmuns NIT bsm Gsisbe Isir
foIIts.
Die amsritdniide Resi.runs bai Il
aud unterlafsn. bic perionsn gu nsn,
nsn, auf oersn atIsiassn iie gesua
nimmt unb b.nsn iie offsnbar msbl
gIaubtn i9entt. als benisnissn eines
Rapiidns Der I. {. Tarins.
Mud sisbt big ROte teins Grtld.
rung iibsr bic 3abI. bic Tamsn uni
anbren Ginaslbeitsn b.trsffs Del
SdidfoIs Der ansritaniidsn giirssl
an. bit iid in BEN iritifh.n siussn,
bid auf Der .antona" befanben. stbe,
( dnssfi&ts Der 1batiads, bab BIZ
mafbinsiOntr Resieruus jsst Die BE-
Jimmie GrtIdruns abgsgsbsn bai. bal
bsi bem llntersans Der .sinsona' ane.
risanif6e 4iirser ums asbsu ssiorl,
men feien. IN bic Siterreidif9sunsari,
fbe Rssi.runs TN grinsip bsrsit. I'D
,auf siuu Meinlnssaustauid NIT bel
ameriianif&sn Rssisrung sinsuIaiisn
Sn sriir ainie iiebt iis ii6 abtr gu bsl
Jrast rsranIabt. tparum bitis Rssis,
riIns ss unterlaITsn bat. ibre Uorbe.
ruus.n bstreffs ssiDiifu GrsisniiTs
pGbrmb oes eripdbHtsn worfaIlss IN
ssnauer. sdesIi&sr weiie su bssriIn'
sbsH uub tparum iie. an StelIs sirrsr
iOIdsn 9ssriinbuns anf cine aorrs,
Nipsnssy Fiusslaisisn 5ass w ~ NH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17
YreBitiulnnen
ueber bic antport Deter
rei4s auf bic amsriia'
ntfd,, Mncpra Wpte.

ntf&egneona Rote
Berlin, II. Dss. llebsr aoHoOn.
Der aosaI etn5eiser. bic 1dsts 3st'
iuns, bi, arsus 3siiuna unb bic 3si'
tuna am wsittaa beibeu ale bic ant'
mort O.terr,i9 llnsarns auf bts
am.riianii6e Rot. iibsr bic aneonas
qlnssIssenbsit tSiusurss!rs out. Die
a0lnifdx 3situns unb be aoinii4s
Wolts5.itunn lOben bic .seitidtt bSf'
Ii6e meiie". in ipsldbsr Baron gurian
auf bic G&pd4sn unb Wdnssl in
Der ameritaniiasn ROts hinssirisiea
tai.
Der 2oiaf Qlnjsissr tpeiii baralifs
bin. Sab bic Sftsrr.i&iide Rois bic
Grpartuna zines .prcmpttn Radsss
tens NIT gssua auf dlIe Gorbsrlln'
gen. s.insstp.ss ufiillt bab. uno baB
Inn gssnit.il Si. Sitnrei3if4 ! unGa'
rifde Rssisruns. ipdbrsnb he in pilr'
bigger MsiIe sss.n bic our4aus unss'
rsdtfsrtiste @ddrfs Der amsriianis
Iden gsOis proteiiiri', sins s,fsbIide
isssriinOuna tsr asssn ben aomman-
beur bss untsrissboois ubObeusu BEE
j9ulbisuaosn psrlanst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17
5000 bfterreidii6e
ariessgefangene
Don Gerben estorttrt In
StraHaunb Glbafia
aHaeto ON men.

paris, 16. Deg. Cine DiDiiiOn
Der fsrbis<,- glrmss. bic 1900 Sitsr.
rei9iids arisssssfdns.n. estOrtirt, IN
in 1irana unb eIbufau in @IbouieH
onsstOmmtu, lpie aus Gamma. In Ms
banisn, SsmsISa lpisA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17
@dbreuo Der Serfol lgung
Der Qllliirten
Saben bic BuIsuren 1894 9efoHgeHe
seua6t
limb 18 SeI6iiBe, 81 Munitionsipas
gen unb pisl anoeres &ris9smas
terioI erbeiitet.

Berlin, 16. 0ss. sInf brobtIos
lem 8ese na6 Sappiue. Der pffi5islle
8eri6t bonn buIsariIaen Saupiquars
tier, BON Is. DECEMBER hatirt. Der am
0unnsripa9 bier etnsetrOifen 1T. Iuus
tet ME foIat:
Die bulsariideH Sruppen baben
tsmpurdr bic 9erfoIsuna o.s Seinoes
an Der srie6ii4en 9rsnse einseitslt.
rDis gulsuren baben pdbrenb oer
@erfolsuna 1884 Sefansene semdti.
oarunter 1S SffiSiers unb IA aauDs
men, go WSunitipnspaeen uno piel
anneres GriensmnterMl erheutet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17

aur3li6e &ebeiden aug Berlin BE,
la9fen. bob Der putetpoitOisnft BON
Senti9Ianb mad Qmerita peqen brts
tll9er ginmii6una Iuspenbirt tporoeu
lei, bob a6er patete bon ben Der.
Staaten nd4 DsutIGlunb ni6t Be-.
riibrt porben Ieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17
@eferrei6- 2lngarn perweigerf Die Grfnlnng oel
bon Dem 2rd6oenfen 2Si((on gefelrten
GSoroernngen.
Gs peram9t bie 8epeislefernmg fir porbergebeno
an9ebemtete angeblid}e Sbatiadem
Huf wsl0e der Prardsn Wlln kins 5ordsrunssn ba(t.


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17
QSeftertel idbt.

Gan Obio unO Snoiuna: gfesen am
Jrsttaa; am Somitas tIarenoes, tdI'
teres Wetter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-17
!Seftise slrtiaerieseis6te
1i aud pisls gIisssrtdmpfe finben
on Der tpsItIi3sn 5rOut itatt.

Sm pF.u beriu6sn bic
RufIentGeins @nsriffs
SieprOmptabsef4Id'
gen perbeH.
Berlin, 16. 9s5. Die oitsrrei'
diib ,lnsuriiasn sruppsn, bic in
ROnt.nssrO DOrriidsn, iinb IN Der
gab. Bon gisIopDIis. am JIuiis Gin
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-27
SECRETS OF NEWSPAPER STORIES

The public which reads wonders nnony how is
pzefghter who discusses Congress who dis
the making of laws and who tells
of literary
To those who know what the functions
about it. But the exceptions
the that there recent testimony
published the Admiral Pev
die nothing that will surprise
staffs
English articles written by beginners journalism
telephone There
for the magazines them namely
readable articles which appear having
by persons prominence.
Many magazines and few willing
right we-advertised and will supply
will the celebrity the manual the
If the Gar of Russia
tell his Russas
wiling the parlance of Makers
professional supper articles
sell the his
read and sanction the proofs of the article
prominence would able
fields endeavOr from diplomacy craftsmanship
and religion pizefghtng, wrestling gambling
all readers be equals in literary
peculartie
ability by the of the
the between the and high
especially capable
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-27
ARMOUR ON THE BEEF SUPPLY.

and with
to diminishing, while
of beetea so pound and shoes
a d draws meaSureaby
Mr. Armour the time has for all concerned ITO heed
beef shortage this and realize
that the will instead of
come"
The Mr. adds practical
cattle
he Gait will be balanced
Further number cattle will further
and there small hope of checking the decline under several
The prevalence of cattle diseases the not calcu
lated to help the catlcgrowng industry.
tuberculosis the cattle tick the and mouth disease all powerful
reducing the beef The Federal Government spending
millions of dollars the elimination of these diseases but they continue
enormously 'front.' o
The cattle industry be built day Its habita
depends individual
cattle there The of the Western cattle king has
by and the future beef will from the farms rather than
the literally a thousand hills
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-27
THE GERMAN-AMERICAN CRISIS.
own names.

the Arabic which death
Similar
weeks but the
few thousand miles with the United States participating
belief that the President of the United hatens
fromO OF or
Dispatches Washington the
been accredited President Wilson actually originated in the White House
The freedom the frequently ovedOne 1t is right for
be their opinions but they accomplish wher
dealing
eign Power especially when their facts merely inventions
Wilson probably his what
Washington simply assist them taxing
imagination.
possible friendly but
muskets call the squirrel hunters
'front.'
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-27
SEEKS TO SELL LAND
Mann GaranflO TRUSTEE. Asks to Dis
pose of 200 Acres.

J. F. Gordon, cashier of the Com
mercial Bank of New Madrid, and
trustee for the Mann-G aranflo Land
& Lumber Co.. which is in the bank
ruptcy court, yesterday filed a petit
ton with United States Referee in
Bankruptcy Oscar A. Knehans asking
permission to sell 200 acres of land be-
longing to the bankrupt concern.
The land is situated in the drainage
district and is considered very vaIu-
able. Knehans yesterday issued call
for meeting of creditors of the
Mann Garanflo concern for August 81,
when the sale proposition will be
placed before them for their approval,
before an order will be entered grant
ing Gordon the permission.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-27
WILL MIR. JUDEN BECOME POSTMASTER?

The
Russell will his efforts to
choose candidate whom a majority of the patrons
Fully half Of the who attached their petitions Mr.
Russell signed three
Russell the
dark.
Mr. Russell should petitions and the candidate best
qualified
he should also little Endorsement of the Democratic
County Committee.
This Joke organization which plays politics like blacksmith handles
fiddle what little influence the appointment
for Mr. Juden Its Endorsement by
that the hopeless notified candidates for the
office that the Committee would its Endorsement
then violated of Mr. Juden
party that officially such misuse of such
duty office
What has Mr. Judn other
town?
the Democratic this future the
ship
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-27
EXPLOSIVE CAPS ON CAR
TRACK AROUSE OFFICER

Several scores of men and women on
Good Hope street and in the moving
picture theater in Haarig last night
were startled by mysterious "shoot-
ing" affray that took place about 9
o'clock.
Business men saw Patrolman Groce
run down Good Hope street toward the
theater and a crowd quickly followed
him. GrOce made record time to reach
the front of the show house to catch
the "gun man" in the act.
Three sharp reports had been heard
just as a car passed down the street,
and it was believed for a time the
"fun man" might have escaped on the
car.
On Groce's arrival he was unable
to find anyone injured with a bullet
wound. His following similarly was
baffled until someone who had been
standing in front of the theater at the
time of the Shooting" explained to
the excited crowd that some humorist
had placed three dynamite railroad
caps on the car track.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-27
SEAGRAVES CUTS TIMBER
H, and Partner Ship Walnut Logs to
Memphis.

Deputy Sheriff W. J. Seagraves yes
terday returned from Patton, Mo-, in
Bollinger County, where he and his
partner, Henry Colett, of the Cape,
have been directing the shipment of
walnut logs to Memphis where they
are sold for fine lumber.
Seagraves declared that he and Co
lett have shipped IA carloads of the
logs so far and have considerable more
land to clear before they complete
their job. The walnut trees cover a
vast acreage of timber land. They are
culling the walnut from the other
kinds of timber.
Walnut logs bring top prices and
are much in demand, he said. Sea-
graves expects to be in the Cape all
this week while the Court of Common
Pleas is in session.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-27
CHRIS SILVER WILL BUILD
MODEL $4,000 BUNGALOW
Building to Rise Beside Home of Maj.
James +. Brooks on Jackson
Road.

Chris Silver, City Engineer, yester-
day morning let the contract for the
construction of a new 1000 bungalow
which will embody departure in bun
galow construction in the Cape. The
new home will be on the lot east of
the present home of Maj. James F.
Brooks, Mr.. Stiver's father-in-law.
Work will commence today.
The contract was given to W. W.
Taylor and Sons, contractors and
builders, and the home is to be COM
pleted within 80 days.
Mr. Silver drafted the plans himself
and made out the complete specified
tons for his home. He adapted fea-
ture of the construction of the new
High school building, in the erection
of his bungalow.
Some of the outside walls of the
High school building are of tile con-
struction with a wall of brick-a brick
veneer-outside the tile. Silver has
arranged to have the walls of his home
made in the same fashion. 1t is said
that the veneer with the tiles makes a
better arrangement than solid brick.
The bungalow will have six rooms
and bath, all finished in oak. 1t will
be story and half high. The en-
tire front part of the house will be
made into a large living room with
at one end, large brick-mantled fire
place.
The home will be on a lot 46 feet by
PSI. Workmen yesterday cleared the
lot in preparation for starting the
grading today.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-08-27
FIGHT wins MAN
A NIGHT IN JAIL
Edward Barnes is Knocked Cold
Before "Enveloping Move
rnent" Reaches Him.

When Edward Barnes determined to
start a German" drive on J. Estes
last night at John Stoll's livery barn
at 10 North Spanish street, he failed
to reconnoiter Estes position and take
into consideration large, heavy iron
bolt lying near at hand, which was
thoroughly capable of use as a deadly
weapon.
AS a result, he was knocked cold
when the drive was half started and
later caught in an "enveloping" move
ment on the part of Patrolman White
ner and Beeve, who carried him pris-
oner to the City Jail.
Barnes attempted to start an alter
cation with Estes outside the livery
barn, the police were told. The two
men had taken widely diverging opin-
ions on various matters heretofore,
and consequently had often taken
sharp issue with one another.
In fact, it was said, they possessed
an cold grudge."
Estes retired from the front of the
barn, admonishing Barnes not to
bother him any more. He told Barnes
he didn't even want to talk to him.
Estes withdrawal seemed to Barnes
to be an indication of weakening de-
lenses on Estes part, so he concluded
the most strategic thing to do under
the circumstances, would be to persue
his partial victory.
Estes, meantime had retired to a po-
sition beside the telephone and had I'M
hooked the receiver for a call.
He had a presentiment, and exc
cuted an admirable turning move
ment" in time to see Barnes coming.
Barnes was armed with his BUSY
Bertha" large wicked looking pocket
knife.
The long shining blade looked like
business" and so did Barnes. 1t was
up to Estes to do something real quick.
He cast a hurried glance about him
and saw a large iron bolt close at
hand. IT was about Is inches long and
thicker than a mans thumb. One end
was armed with square head.
If he could bring one corner of that
bolt head down on Barnes head, the
chances were good for stopping the
onslaught. Barnes, meantime, vas get
ting closer.
Estes caught up the belt and let
Barnes have it where it would do the
most good. 1t did. Barnes went down
like a sack of bran, and Estes, after
dropping his weapon, ran cut Of the
barn and down to Main street where
he found Whitener and Beeve.
He sketched the affair for the pO-
licemen by saying there had been a
fight and the two patrolmen started
for the barn.
On their arrival, they found Barnes
recovered and standing in the doorway
with the cause of his late fall firmly
grasped and looking for Estes. His
conversation indicated that he wished
to reciprocate the experiment.
Beeve wrested the bar away from
Barnes after which he was taken to
Jail. He will be arraigned before Po-
lice Judge Fristoe tomorrow morning
Estes will appear against him.
Estes lives in Norvell City Heights
and Barnes came to town from a farm
a few miles north of the Cape on the
Bend road.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-03
SEEING GEORGIA TOUR WILL
BE BIC EVENT FOR AUTOMOBILE
TOURISTS Of EMPIRE STATE
COUNTY ASSISTS
IN ADVERTISING
AMER|CUS ROUTE

That Sumter county as well a..
Am!ericus is vitality interested in hav-
ing the Hoosier Land to Dixie High
way come via Americus, was evidenc-
ed again this morning when the coun-
ty commissioners, in monthly ses-
sion, unanimously voted an amount
equal to that appropriated recently by
city council for advertising the at
fractions of the AndersonviIle-T Thorn
tsville route Through Sumter-Geor-
gia's banner county.
AS told in the Times-Recorder re-
Gently, a fund is being raised in each
city and town between Macon and
Thomasville for the purpose of col
lecting in bound volume selected
photos of views along the proposed
route, this volume to be presented the
two Georgia commissioners at the
meeting in Chattanooga.
Thomasville, Albany, and in fact,
every town along this route has re-
sponded to the small assessment made,
and Sumter is now in line with the
others. Photo views of peach and pc
can orchards, Andersonville, the fine
farms along the route and other at
attractive features will be condenced
in one volume and that the result will
be highly beneficitl is fully assured.
No better means of showing what we
have to show tourists could be sug-
gested.
The commissioners, in passing upon
the appropriation of $50 today, de-
clared that they stood ready, willing
and anxious at all times to do any
thing in their power that will bring
the highway thr0ugh Sumter, "Geor-
gia's good roads county"