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The Little River news., 1916-12-30
SHORTY" WAS SHOT AGAIN
Man Sent up from Little River For
 Resisting Arrest Was Wounded.

Lit e Rock, Dec 25.-The "Blackie' Williams wounded and captured Sat urday afternoon at Newport by posse of officers and residents is not F. B. Williams the notorious bank robber and bandit, but Shorty Daft, another escaped convict, who also was called "Blackie' Williams, according to peni- tentiary officials who yesterday con ferred with Newport officers over long distance telephone.
 Daft Considered Dangerous.
 shorty Daft is believed to be a bank robber, and was considered a dangerous man by prison officials, al He escaped in October with Karl Eo- gan, with whom the wounded convict at Newport was hiding when captur ed. Daft was sentenced a year ago from Little River county for two years for resisting arrest and other charges He and companion were stopped while gong along a road Ill the county the day after a bank was robbed and arrested. They resisted the officers and were found to be armed They were charged with the robbery, but when no evidence was obtained against them were convicted of resist ing an officer and carrying weapons. The men refused to give their names They were listed in the court records simply as Slim and Shorty, ani the Supreme Court in affirming their case called them the same names Later Shorty told penitentiary otIi- cials his name is Daft. Sims" sen tenoe expired shortly before shorty es :apCG
The Little River news., 1916-12-30
Good for COnstipation.

Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent for constipation They are pleasant to take and mild and gentle in effect ODtalnaDle everywhere. adv
The Little River news., 1916-12-30
Foreman CounIe Wed.

F. M Cox and Miss Norma Perley, both of Foreman were married here Tuesday, he Rev. S. K Burnett off, eiating.
The Little River news., 1916-12-30
Certain Ii Is Daft.

Head Warden Dee lIor. on at the state farm at Tucker, said over 13ug- distance telephone last night he is cer- tain the wounded convict at Newport is Datt He said Daft went by that name on the farm and that Vogan al ways called him "Blackie.' The name originated, MT Horton said when Daft told prisoners and officials his name was Williams on his arrival His com plexion is very dark, and the convicts soon applied the name "Blackie.'
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-02-25
Actress Tells Secret
Well Known Actress Tells How She
Darkened Her Gray Hair and Pro-
moted It's Growth With a Simple
Homemade Mixture.

Miss Blanche Rose a well-hnowu &C
tresS, who darkened her gray hair vita
Il simple prepare tion which she mixed al
home i'm a recent interview at Chicago
ILL.,. made the following statement:
ANY lady or gentleman can darken
their gray hair and make a soft and
glossy with this simple recipe which
they can mix at home. To a half pint
of water add | or. of bay rum, a sinai.
box of Barbo Compound. and Ii OF. OF
slycerine. These ingredients can be
bought at any drug store at very little
cost Apply to the hair twice a week
until il becomes the required shade.
This will make a gray haired person
look 20 years younger. 1t is also fin
TO promote the growth of hair. relieves
itching and scalp humors and is excel
lent for dandruf and falling hair"
1AdVt.C
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-02-25
TIDE OF BATTLE TURNS
AGAIN IN VILLAS FAVOR

Ell PASO, Tex. FEB. 23.-Cut OF ana
menaced by a strong force of Villa fol
lowers the de facto government gaTris i'
at. Guerrero, western Chihuahua. has
senaud urgent appeal to the Carranz
commander at Madena for assistance
we are far from OTHER help but in
tend to. resist to the last was the
message sent to General Eertani Il;
MADEIRA and received in Juarez carly
today.
The telephone line between Guerrero
and NIinaca is down and there is little
prospect Of the bcleaguered garrison
receiving assistance from that quai
ter.
Guerrero is thirty miles west of the
line Of the Mexico Northwestern rail-
road and directly west of MADEIRA. The
strength of the garrison is unknown
here.
Passengers who reached Juarez~ over
The Mexican Central railroad from Chi
huahua Gity today reported that 20"
government troops under General Jose
.Carazos were defeated Friday in. tn
Pjchacos mountains Of the Guerrero
district by Villa followers. some of the
ranic stricken soldiers are reported TO
have reached Chihuahua City.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-02-25
SOME vExED QUESTIONS.

Dear Mrs. Thomas: 1t has been some
time since l made you visit, so will
step i'm and see if | get a welcome.
| was sure proud when Miss Thomas
changed her name to Mrs Thomas
and Joined the farmers wives. for if
there ever was a band of women that
need sympathy il is this set. Don't get
things mixed zip and say they are not
happy, for l think they are the happiest
of women but We have so many things
TO come our way that we can't keep
from worrying about, things not coming
TO pass after We have tried so hard TO
accomplish something. And We certain
~ have to work. unless we are able to
hire help. Z believe In working and
sowing good seed when ones health is
GOOD. To be sick and helpless. is a bad
state of affairs. Many a time it is the
husbands fault that worries come.
Suppose you have fine garden ready
10 begin on and the stock get in and de-
stroy il. That could be avoided If the
man would do his part. Or to have a
nice drove of turkeys ready for sale and
hunters come along and find them in the
woods. shoot them down and never say
anything about it. except TO .brag at
home. That's a thievish thing. They
stole those turkeys just as IL they had
gone at night for them. There seems
to be class of people that envy per-
son IL they are doing pretty well fnan-
cially by hard work. To have tenants
on your place that won't cut and haul a
load Of wood-they just burn the rails
and tear down buildings, even take the
plank of the dwelling house and take
the rich pine posts for lindling.
Farmers haven't the heart TO fiH up
much around a tenant house. for they
do not know what time one of the sorry
kind will get in it. ,.s
And the question ofsharing the fruit
often causes trouble, there are some
people who claim the earth. Some want
to measure to you what little they want
you to have. Then, in the country as
we'll as in town, kinfolks, or just visitors.
come and stay with you like it was a
boarding place.
Then the people that borrow all the
time and never return anything are what
/ call a nuisance to a neighborhood
IL you want to go to Sunday school
and a crowd comes in to spend the day,
and they don't believe in Sunday school,
what would YOU do? You can't always
leave them till YOU come back, they may
be the prowling sort.
I may come again some time, If you
are willing.
Every one of YOU Householders write
al once; it may Fe the last opportunity
with some of us.
Wishing 1916 to be to each one their
happiest and most prosperous year.
Yours truly.
MRS. JORDAN.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-02-25
February 81, 1916.

Acts s.
Golden Text: Bear We one anothers
burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ"
Gal. 6;2
The devil does not always reckon with
his host He had tried to break up the
church by destroying it's leader; by an
resting and threatening the, followers Of
Christ; by Withdrawing the ordinary
means of supports by introducing lying
And now he tries by suggesting a di-
vision. As in each Of me other instances
he had failed so in this. as we shall
see. ''
There were in Jerusalem two classes
Of jews. the Palestinian Jews and the
foreign Jews. These foreigners wer"
called ffellenists because they spoke
Greek. coming from the Greek-speaking
countries, just as we have in our coun-
fry Russian Jews and German Jews. The
Palestinian Jews were, greatly i'm the
ma iOTtN For this reason in distribut
ing the supplies from day to day the
Palestinian Jews got the largest share.
The Hellienists fin3uy began to COM
plain, .Somsone suggested that their
widows were not setting as much as
the Palestinian widows. Satan, of course
was the author Of this suggestion. His
purpose was TO create a division in the
church. If he could get them fighting
amongst themselves. it would be easier
for him to, stop their work; but his
scheme failed.
The murmuring became so strong that
it, he'd the ears of the apostles. The,
might have ridiculed the idea they might
have denied il: they might have said
that it was only fair that the Pales-
.tiniau Jews should get the largest share.
because they were i'm the largest mum T.
Der and were contributing the largest
portion; Or they might have dismissed
them as bringing a complaint which was
beneath their notice Not one of these
courses was r1ken. however, and for a
very good reason: these men were filled
with the love Of God.
Love controlled all of their motives
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-02-25

prehension. 1t is a natural treatment, safe
FOR the mother, has no drug effect whatso-
ever and for this reason must exert most
beneficial influence upon those functions di-
rectly connected with motherhood. In a
very interesting book the subject is freely
discussed and a copy will be mailed free to
all cxpectant mothers by Bradfeld Regulator
Co.. 400 Lamar Bdg., Atlanta, Ga. Get a
bottle OF Mothers Friend" today of any
druggist. Use as directed and you viii then
know why mothers for nearly half 4 century
have used and recommended this splendid aid
to motherhood. Their letters are messages
Of cheer, that breathe comfort in every word.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-02-25
BLedse to Run
For GOUermo7

COLUMBIA, S. C.. Feb. 22.-Cole L.
Blease today formally announced that
ne would be an aspirant for the Demo-
cratic nomination for governor in the
next primary. He will oppose Richard
|. Manning. present governor. Rlease
served as governor from 1911 until last
year making his term spectacular cn.el-
~ because of the many pardons he
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-02-25
Jumps ont Of
w 3ndOW, Hurt,
Sues Hospital
Especial Dispatch to The JOurnal9

Especial Dispatch to The Journal)
SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. 22.-Mrs. Daisy
Morton has filed suit against the Sa-
vannah hosI ital because of ailesed in
Jurics received when size jumped out OF
a window while in a d2lirious condition.
she asks for SIS, 900 damages. She
alleges she was placed in 2 straight
iacket by an incompetent employe and
that this permitted her TO jump from
the window to the ground below. The
suit is for $4,000.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-02-25
Home Celebration
Of Wonder Interest
The arrival of a baby in the household
completely changes the entire aspecf Of

the future. But in the
meantime, during the
anxious period OF ex-
pectancy, there is a
splendid remedy known
"a Mothers Friend"
that does wonders. 1t
is for external use, re-
lieves the pains Of
muscle expansio Il,
soothes and quiets the
nerves, extends its in
fuence to the internal
organs and removes to
a great extent the ten
dencv tO Worry and an
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-02-25

clusion. let me say 10 you who know not
Savior. let not the night pass before
YOU make your peace with GOO; then
all uncertainties will be easier TO bear.
God is willing; are YOU:
WALTER f. WARREN.
Box S3S AmauiHo, TeN.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-02-25
Glorious FREE


ers and want 10 plants for your garden, that pro
duce newest and most beautiful OVERLOOKING
and description with our LIBERAL free offer.
I. N. farmer 2O3 Athertsn Bldg, LsuIVills, ~
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-02-25
This Wife and
Mother
Wishes To Tell You
FREE
How She Stopped
Her Husbands Drinking
By all Means Write to Her
and Learn how She did it.

For over 20 years Jas. Anderson Of
Gil Pearl Ave, Hillburn, ~ Y, was q
confirmed drunkard. His case was about
as bad as it could be, but a little over
twelve years ago his devoted wife, after
years of trying, finally succeeded in
stopping his drinking entirely.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-02-25

Not only did she save Mr.. Anderson but she
utouued the drinking Of her brother and several OF
her n-ighbors as well. All this abe accomplished
nv simple home treatment which she now desires
every man and woman who has q relative or friend
who drinks, 70 know all about for she feels that
Others can do Just as she did
The treatment can be given secretly ~ desired,
and without cost che viii gladly and willingly tell
what IL Is Therefore every reader OF this notice
who Is interested in curing dear one OF drinking
should write TO Mrs. Anderson at once. Her reply
v-iIlcorue BY return mail in sealed envelope. She
dos this gladly in hopes ebeneted
as she vas One thing she asks however. and that
Is that you DO not ser money for she has nothing
a. ell Simply address your letter with all con-
6ienrs 20 Mrs Margaret Anderson at the address
sven above and she Will reply BY return mail in .
ssaied envelope.
(T7 earresffv ddviss ereTv reader irbo ,cisi>s 70
sf.D a deer ORES drinking 70 tCTite 20 this lady
today Her offer IS a sincere ore. You eay. either
u.s. TIE oouDoH bsioIO tgTite her letter rust as
psx prsfsr.l
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-02-25

Acts s.
Golden Text: Bear We one anothers
burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ
Gal. 6;2.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-04
Ser GriberjOa
bel Den SGnOen.
2InFdnf pon 5eimfdttsn.
GriGhiirrnbe GinSelfdls unb irSIteHbs
ausblids FIX bic 8ulaafi,

Grs6aBog aorl Sttpban bsIuht, IN
lurJsm 3siiyaum 5iptimal bic a~riegsbliRs
otnjmirak i'm |. {. glinbtninIitui uno
lisb fi6 bic in iiueittr 3tii ntltinesirpfs
fensn ariegsbliHbeR boriielsn, ahBsrbem
Ipra9s Der 6r3berSog bur9 Idngert 3eit
nit tintm irisesblinoen buleariiden
0hrIutnani Der anF MmIG bes bulgas
riItsn aSuigspndres Stubisn an Der
austileung BET aritgsbliuben IN Der Sens
traIs ma4t unb bOrausfdtiiA ldnesrt Seit
bdblsiten pirp. % fanO bsi bitIsm 9s,
fuh uuh cine 8nxnelune ean5 sigsner
art fat: Gin aritgstinb ipurbt btm Gr5s
berSOg borgsfsll, bas feline Wuttsr psrs
Tor, bic aus ardntuns iibsr bas llnsIid
hires Mannss, Der fhipsrErnnt uHb bIinb
ipurbs, Iidrb. Orr Mdnn III nun etreItn
unb IN osr ariteSblinbtnJtnirdie. Das
Rinb lat nitmanbsn aiiT Der Dslt als itis
men blinbtn Batter, Der NIT riibrenbsr
3drtlidttit an benz sipeiiabrieeR MdbsrI
bdngt, bas nun aud bier feline 6gimai bat.
gr5bsrSoa Qdrl Stephan Bat aud in fir
iorglida Ger WsiIe tpiebsr bic gtrdnIaN ing
gum antdnFs ron 9%simfdtttn fit einigc
GrsssbIiHbe atgtbsn unb bobet ftlbit aui
bas tGtisIis eingsgriffen, unterfiiibt BON
BEN @srtine (4tiipn 3ommersiaIrdt
Grimm, beTm qroisttor Der Grjbcr3Oe
In. co erbisIt 3um 9tiIpitl Gin aritsss
blinhtr, 9uisr non bier ainbern. Gin 5aus
in ftiHer Ssimat Bel Si. gOlten nit
Grlmbhidsn unb 8lsbitdnb. bos I'm tinsn
sntIprthenbsn Yreis dngetduTt rsrbsa
tonnie. Rsgitruuasrdt mta bsridtsts BEN
Gr5hsr5oe pop bebsutiomen sdn5 Heutn
Gortldrittsn in besug ouf bic 3risgsbIins
bsnfirforee. ipOriiber Iia Der gr5bsr3og
buherfrsut uub bsfriebist duBsrts.
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Sine lene Sage
Der Citprrabrn.
gIfeif bod b%rei5e6n@ cine DC
ihidts, bic wdbrmb Ors 9rieses
eniftaHD.

Cine Ih5n. GGat bat Charlotte Dis
lieuO0rier In Aonigsbsra aus bet Btgsnb
Don QltmsI eehSrt, roo bic @sidihie pofs
iert ftiu fou. Die Eaat. BON Der bic
8sitiartft oes @ereins fir @olisiunos
berihtsi. erBobfs: Gin Iaaiwdatsr pfiff
i'm Sabn 1913 zines Rdhis bic Wlittsrs
nahtstlhot ans. 9a trat aus BEN
Sdatisn tin tleinss Tldnndm 81 ihm
unb Bat: .pfeif bod brti5sbH!" Der
9a4iipddtsr lants uRo idots: sDds eibt
a bod niHtl" Ba perihmono oos WldnHs
den. Sn Der nG6iteH AaHt tam Is piss
Der unD bat ion riesmai oifl stRorings
lider; .qfsif bod prsi5thnls DIR Doha
ter iuies es ipieher ab. aber bic Snhe
lam ibm bod msrhpiiroig Dor, uHo or
cling am ndfftsn Morgsn gum 4mtsbors
ittber unb sr8dhIit ibm aats. Der rist
iGm: rBenn bds Mdnnhen ipientr
toHtmt, bdnn pjeiF rubig giRmal breis
5sbu!- Sn Der britisn Qdht lat ss Der
Mdhter ipirtlih. 9a fab TT brsi Sarge
por ih ftsbsn. Gintr mar boa SIut, elmer
roar bon BoIIer nn6 Der brittle mar gang
Istr. Dos BAT bod ihtrIih ben arteg
bebtutst. Sin BEN srIttn Garg, ba ipnr
oas bisIe gtut, bas flisBsn tpirb. in BEN
5tnsitsH ipnrsn bic SrdHtn unb Der brittle
Sara beeeutet bas oruit. Ittre Sfs
prenBsnIano. no bic RuFsn aaes nuss
geraubt unb neroorbsu habsn."
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Bunte Krie9s=CbroniR aus oentscben Ianoen


r~nsttrot s~utidsstsbvt mar. marlHisris oi,
8dttttie aus Der 2iirleuitabt Gtambul
binibsr ms Gurppdsrbetttl, gur 9arims
9alerne In qgru, auf bsrtH 6of ibrs 8H1s
.ret unb lire WdnHlhaItn I'm Ramm btr
6iierreifiidsunsarIlhs aoIonis bon ban
9irsttcr Weinasol ber Sitsrreidifdsuneas
ridden Ghuls NIT elmer b~er5haiteH patrios
tiiden anIprafe besriiBt tpHrheH.
Ilnb bann lam etlpas Ghoneg, stlpds
bel G60ntres ais bas iibli6s god dui
.btn rtgicrsHbn Wonarhtu. DEM btr
bobmii6e 6orniH bIitB Sas Signal gum
@ebtt. uHo pdhrtnb bic Golbdten idlus
mtierteH, s%ntbISbtsn ole anpsisnoen ibr
6anpt unb esbaaten bes srsiIeH Rouars
den in ber Miener 6ofburs, bsIen Ga
bensabsnb audi ourh bic GrFoIge ieirnx
nadtrsn aaaoHitrs i'm fsrHsn SiirtenIdnb
nit berfb6nt ipotSsn 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-04
qhptparnshien Der eRbnrrnee.

gnbe Stunt borieen Sahrss ipurbe auF
b0bere Mnorbauns bel ber @snieItabtrnppe
Der tdiierIi9 beuif6sn Sibarmse cine
Photographers abtsiluns iHs aeben merits
fen NIT Der 8sItimmuHg, G~eIdnbseebiete
i'm 8ersihe Der etnanntsn arues, bic bnr9
bic Rrieesersienife cine miliidriihe, tsas
nifae ober biftOriihe 8sbtutfamtsit ers
tangt b1ber, fir bic gldtipsIt I'm Billie
.fsf5ubaIten, Die eeHieTtdbtruppt FAT nuns
nsbr aus BEN bisbsr er5ieItsn Grtrdsnis
iener pbotosrapbiidsn 4bteilung einn
8strae hon 1900 arontr Der oferrstdis
fdsn Geleqidaft pou aoteu areua tbcrs
nisftn.
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nanIttItaramm Be- Qaiiers.

Mn bic qrin5eHin Morie GIifabstb bon
GanIensM einineen, 9eroo9in gu Sads
Zen (gtr6tesaaben), bic Elm 9sIegrdmm
aefdrbt bate, lief foIgenbe antfDort elm:
Bon 6ersen fnnisiten Dant fir trtuss
Wlitfu6ltn uHp zsrle6en. Suit Gottss gnds
biaer 6ilfe If ts gut pOriDdris gsgaHgtn.
gehera 1T bic aoubemunt tsuuug ga
fallen nn6 am Spdtnadmittag bic faris
gan5erfefs Douaumpnt bon bsn 3raHs
b%enbnroera etndrmt tDurbsH. Iamit 1T
Der GinbruA IN bic norblihfe 5ortlinie
erfoieG, osrn tbss gr0Bte nnb ftarihs Merl
gum 5pfer fiel. 90 purOe bonn 5einbe
fir uneinnshmbnr gshalteH. 3ieisr bat
bisher Iber 10000 @tfaneent. 6arunisr
161 Gffi5iers. btrtoren, duber febr i6lpes
rem, blutieen gerfnFeH. gott helfe unit
rem 5slotn sndDig fueiter. Ct 1T nit nns.
MIIpslal.
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Sin 3ei9en bon
@eOSigen's IL go.
an Der Siibipits Der Sniel silt bel
S6rnnm pHrbe Gin s~OOts6afeu &C.
fnftScu.

On Der Sabfpib, Der Snid GDls Bel
5oruam, an Der @eItslEs Shlesipig=
SoIiteins, ift ais erites 3eihea BON untsTs
seganeeHen Il 20, bas bic GRgldnesr
meudlines in ben Grunb bobrtcn, Elm
8~ootsbaten, ME Ie duf nsgopten ges
braadIih Fnb. 1nsstriebtn lporbsn. Stits
Dem oas unterffeboot permiBi pur6e, Bat
mon aud nidt bic geringite Gpur peoer
bon ben MauHfdaFten, NOD BON irgsnbs
usIdeH 9ootsbtfanotsilsa ~ssfunbsn. Der
8optsbatsn faeint bas aatiniee llsbers
blsi5feI 81 ieiH, sr irdst bic SnTdriit
Il %. Slider 9einria maben brd5te
Jpn nab Der SnfsI 55br unb BON bort rad
Quinn. Bon BEN 6unbe bes Boots
baitns ldBt Th notiirlid niht auf bic
Stsae i4lisben, mo Mebbigsn nit Der
tapfersn 9eI1Buns leinsn llHterguns fanb,
III bod iiirSlid elm Boot BON areu3er
Niirnbsrg4, Der an hsr Seefhla6t BEL
ben JaltIanOsinielH tsilRubm, BON bort
bur9 ben eun3sR atIaniifden S5san Ha9
Sffriesldno setrieben tOorbeH-
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Gine epionaae.aftdre.

Die 9utnrefsr 3eitnng sGteaguf1 brinet
intereHnHte Gntbiuungen iiber eiasa
6elbftmorbbsrlu6 bes rufFIden 1enos
riiteH Mtbsu6oIt Der felt mOnuttn in
8utareii ipur unb bsrsits mshrsre Gons
Jsrts beranitaltets, bersn zines tiirsIi9 lns
ter benz ptotiIorat Der rumdnif9en 95s
nisin itdftfdnb. Dor bret gasen ipurbe
Mebenboff f1fper terlstt ins GpitnI ses
btadt; sr batte Ieinsm neben bur5 eintn
ReboIperi9uB Elm 3ief febtn tDelen. Sc
fslte fih herdus, bab er fir HuBlnnb
Espionage tritb. giaH mar ibm duF bic
Gput getommgH unp feline Dsrbaftuna
ituno beDor. WestHboff mar ruIff@er
Hsferpepffi5ier lnD bate an ben Operas
tiOusH in @alisisa 81 gesinn hts 9risaes
tsiIgsnommgn.
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Gine arbeiier. garieniiabt.

Die BEL Gp1nnu selesent @urtenEnbt
Stddten, zine aus HeiaamitisIn fit Bic
arbtiter ber miIitdriIdtn Mtrtfdttsn in
Spaubau trri9tets aolonis, purbe burn
ben Staatsistrttdr bss Sunsrm Or. Del
briid bsTi1tigt. Mit ben 9duarbeitfn
DurDe i'm Mdr3 1914 %begpnntu. unb OBJ
mob Iait bic geiamte ganperiobe in bic
arisgg5sit fitl, if Is ssluHgsn, in5piinsn
400 Mahnungen f~trtig5uttnen, bic bsrtitg
be3ogm fRO. alsn eos 6taIbans nuo
oas aaufbdus. In benz Iih 9aben d1er 4rt
bsItnbsn, 1T btrsits Fs~rtieeeiitIt. Bis gum
6erbit perbtH neitere 800 Wohnangen
be5ngeH perbtn foHnen. Die @artenitobt
Gtauten befieht qua Gins, 3psis uno
0ierFamilienbduItrB.
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DsmHissuht im GbarIOttenburesr
Smlobaarten.

Die a6nieIih: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IGBt
In hieIsm 5riihiabr i'm Gharlottenburser
G6lobgartsn @emiiit, unb omar aobts
rabi, 9irIingtobl, WtiBtobt unb Salat,
aHpflauasn uno nirb bic GsmiiFepflau1sn
gsetn gnbs Qpril toittnIDs an SntsrsFsns
ten abseben. Sic bat 81 bitIem 3ped ben
GbdrIettsnburgsr MaaiItrat erIuHt, bic
Btrtsitung an bic Qbnebmtr bor8ansbnsn.
Der Magiffrat bon gbarloiisnburs tat
barauf bic 3psigptrsine bts 8dttrIinois
Iaen ~5rdutnbsreiHs, Qbieilune VI, arbsis
icrsdrteu, unb ben arisssausfduB Der
groBsgerltner 2aubsntoloniittn erfu9t,
Ii4 nit Der @barlottenburssr a0nisliGsn
Notwithstanding ipeeen Nbnabms
Der pflnn5eH brett In @erbirbung su
feben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-04
aeutidlauSg ariess6eute.

S~nnsrbal6 Der grtu5en bes 9euts
f9en Rei9ss befinbsn fa s~ur5eit:
1891 aritssgsfanesHe, 97o0 Or
ftiibe, TOO Mnnitionsipdsen uab foas
itiee gabrJeuse, 100000 genebrs, 5000
MaidinsnsetDsbre. Die duBsnorosntli9
groBe Menes BON arieesmnteriul altr
art, bic gegtn bic Defnbe @ers
Denbang ftnben pber an bic Treunbt
abgegsbsn iporben 1T, iF in ben obigen
angabsn ebenfopsnig sinbserifftn, ME biz
@efnngtnen unb bds GefdIbs
material. Bite Fd in ben 9dnben Der
b~erbanbsten Gtaatsn befincen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-04
Snfar aetpinnt 100000 eron,n.

Gis sas SIT" aus Jlnftirteu melOst,
BAT ber 9uIar stephan 9abos bes bOrtis
Gen 8. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ben
5auptlrsffsr ber tonoertisrten oppoibtttns
Ioie In Der 50be bon 100000 2ronsn ges
ponnen. 9obos, Der 5u gesinn bts ariss
ges aug amerita bsimgstsbrt mar. no IT
feline 5amiiis 5uridlieB, fpurOs tnapp, BIZ
Dor sr ouf ben ariessIdaupIab abriidsn
ipoIts. baboR rerltanbigt, baB sr ben
6dupttrsfFsr semdAt babe. gr srbielt
sinsn p~isrtdsissn lirIaub sur grEsbiguns
Ieiusr anseIseenbsitsn unb 1T bersits bti
Itiusr MnrfdtOmpusiit pisbsr singeriidt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-04
@ien ana Winfrr far 1lnaartl.

SIN uHgarilHsn Observation-Disclosures srs
tIarie bsr triili6fo3idIs aba. qraIai
NIsranssr @isBpsiE, eaB bic fir bic 3us
suuft bsr arisgsiKbalibsa IN AusIidt gss
Issalsn MaBnGhmsn ner aseigrHHe niAt
oustsihsn6 ititu. Der abgsOrDRett DsEs
Iangt, bag bic 4rispsiabaIiOsn utht alsiH
ouI bos 9DpbIpontn ber gsitaidaft ensss
pislsn fem foasn, fonbern auh nit si9ss
men GranbIiiden be6ams wsrbsn. Die
9si6dffung BET MiEtsl muB auf gsIsas
Tr1ftlinsm Meg uab bon ben MuHi5ipas
Itn.ihon isbt besonnsn msrosn. us 8sb
Ipitl eiene Biz Etobt WitH. bic ST aaIts
hslunpssntden Der anbaIibtn bsrsiis 81
miaionm arnEsn-pps1rt fat.