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hci gllbcr, itlno nlGll olnriN inobiloe
liz, at man bcannbcr at blinc 'frebr'
liz, crtlTrcr ban. Wr. Ncfcrr1all
bar life netop bore, ion nelcrcgncli'
&c nlcb al ielle sc olnInncllac NlTl'
bcubc Srubhco5rcNIcr. Nan hnr
opcr 50 Nor pTrcf cn lirorbcocrll9
G,hafHreQcr, % l,bt ~"llcrfi" til'innr
hnn at hnpc tnNct AZ % I'll, ON ltic
nctop loo mc0c.. Nltlo hor han 'pt't
set, iom @oucn beNiTrcoe, o0 lloell
nooct on0ct Moal cllh Nppctitcl@.
San bar olbrig pUrct ma, noor mo
faces en- Wor1 pco ct llhcl0. On
Ncit lnlblcbc pno Ell lnoodn Vtoaoe.
al Ncfcrnian blcu ~liaNcnoc mocr
hcn, % ire Nibbcnm blcp ncruct tlTt-
fchc OF prcaict inc / HlutQcn. Nnlt
fan life lcpc, inAoc HTacrne, lncr
N"cfcrnlon nnrrcbc Dem zen @on1 o.
trooa az han bn nllcrchc nor lnnNt
no / Nnrcnc, por han mart llQc rot.
Ncfcrmon bar boct / Butler Soulltp
ii0cn 1869. % hon bar III HI SEEN
hoa Ell CATER. Scr iorrclicn 'clo Tor
lrnoc iiocu cr Ncnitcnlnocr. Non
bar 1 Born, f. Nerncbern ng II
Nsrncborrb %crn.
@il bpoac cocn EXPERIMENTATION.
Solicit Sen life Wn Clarence, Gcoar
Gountn. hor / mango Nor 'orNlTnca
pcltct paa, Of Northmcltcrn Wnrel
ifiloc opiorc en- I'M Stntionabnanina
Scr. % Tor 9Ilpor bar NON M be
Onnot at o%pcrpcic, ON hc life ll1c'do
oo0t fllr0c bn0Nc oer 'clp. %
GIorcrlcca Wor0crc cr life 'oo Ilnoo-
ifnornc, at &c / bette (illUloc Dlloc
tooc 9cic c1cr no0ct l%iQncnoc Tor
Wruacn al Sen me Stntionsbn0nlng
~ nci, lon0t bcriro. Nnor %pgnin
gen or iTroiN, oNtcr man at oncrorn-
&C ocn til Observation-Disclosures uocn no
Gen TorpIiQtclicr ellcr Glffcoorier
man bill iilnpclthen li0c: Nrr91o,
hcr cr misunderstanding Tor lcr. Clio
ncn moo Nilicn, Glorcllcc bar {.
lSnobn9Qcrnntnl al fun GEO, men
Deus WonflorrctrlnQcr rooocr opcr
hcninloh Ell Willirn Collars, lioen
300 bcri at mcbrcNnc Sno'flo, oa
ion bar mon Der Here Nutonlobllcr
enc / nn1cn onoen @p al tll'parenoc
&uert Mar blincr Der
0icnncrninitI,g oiiennt opcr 1000
&o1nloonln0cr SlaatctpT0 og @rl'e
ira Clarence. oN boa .rnoc Nncno
,<ernbnncitotion Tor lTngc llocn hopc
0iort SororinN pao Stcnlnlcret, loct
ocn or Tlorc cllo oc ilcltc al Sllnbpg'
Qcrnc. Clarence lfal lorrcltcn bopc
llomerfct iig pon mango andre Moo
ser. 90 bloltbt oiaic llomcrfcl'cr fan
llrpnca, at Npcn0 lille TTna'cI ~
cllcr Golobooic, iom oia'c SmoobO'
rr@ Nificlin1atot tcllt foIoca - Tor
lcbcn ioIQtc1 Tor ct BRIGGS pno oil'
ocn Ni3, citcr al tnpc ltuact tollt oN
llbrllot belle # Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
EnN Qnkntn.

Game fur Heaiiter. Grin ~. 2on(
AZ Mutcrtomn er a, YrGliocnt Mll'
ion blcucn nomjucrct til HcaiItcr uef
Hnnotontorct / Hapio Gin.
Vii bpaae mt auditorium. Uor'
rctninaaIolt / Siour Soils bar be
gpnNt at lpgge Nloncr til ct mt Nr'
Nitorirm Tor &uen. % fprholo@pi|
lfcl Bette hIipc Sen iincitc @p9nlne
az III SIogS | be be Tcrencec Stater
to'tenoe omfriuQ $t50,0OO. Se,
aantlc auditorium, opfsrt allereoe
1898 "a toitenoc $4,000, or ~,
l1nAc liben oltior lioet ior at fiinnt
mleoctomnlc Sucns 9rap.
TN SGrifarc al Narrr. On Manf
pco Napn @Iaidm Srcib. Scr rorria'
ltac tlcrtc ira Scaoiuopo til buffalo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Mtrttuun
USncnifc lfintmnU AnA

"SuenIfe Gmma" bpb. Sra Mur-
qllette melbes, at Wiis glnma Grain,
ser oncr belle Sen epre Gel al Staten
bar ficnot ipm "oen mpltiife &pinoe
al Iu Grain, er afgnaet peo Tpoer
/ fin file Suite. Tcn1e fpinoelige
Gnebocr, Der oaiaa falbtcs "ipenife
emma, ontngeS at babe opnnaet en-
Sllber al IS Mor, pg Ser iortG1es
Morallette og glger Gountper ntal.
lige &iitorier ON bcrloe, inrlig ON
bcnoes @ebrifter iom YclsiGger, tbi
Ion inabon bar oct, at bun ern9reoe
Jig belt til i'm Tpo. Senoes 2ip, for
bun for 80 slar iioen opferte i'm lille
Sogbptte peb 2afe gn Grain, or
llfienbt for oae Der / @gnen. Eli De
fan Tortrplige, bun bnpbe, ~fortdlte
bun, at bun / Sperige hopoe p9ret
uoeromineret Spgepleierifc set
bar alt bum pilbe II. meb. Web eene
Srnoer hopoe bun bpgget lin Suite
og rpbbct Ell liben Sopeilef r,lnbt
bcnne, men set bar peb I'm Sogt bun
ifoifeoe iie lit llofomme og liot efter
libt blcp pibt befienbt. Weo lin Nifle
holbt bum altio lit Norraoosfummer
bel f%oripnct meb ierift Tilot, men oct
bar beiloes Tpgtigheb til at fonge
@rpcr, @iern % andre Tclsopr, Ser
pofte olcs @ellnbrina. Senbes Tor-
bringcr til 2ipet bar life tore, og peo
Sibcn al oct life Snpebrllg brn1te
&,aaten bcnbc mere ems nof. Ser
ianotcs cftcr helloes Seo ct Se1ta-
mente, hnorpcb hcnbcs giterlooenifa-
Der ifinnfes en- Nepe, Sepern 9lperp,
inn1 indocs of ho / Duluth.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Gn ntro ~SurpaIter. Wor gfieIbt.

Gm nitro Turpalter. Mar IiieIot,
Wcolem al "Sploiers' Heliei Com.
mission. bar pco Gpuntpretten / ga
Grosle tilitaaet. at ban bar ifrepet
fallf for at iGtte Jig / Seiiobelie al
De 81 pr. Wuaneb, iom bar bepiIget
Wfrs. Souis @eniple al opennppnte
Sono. Set utro aommisiionsmco.
lem bapbe bper MLantb / belle to Mar
lfrepct Wrs. @enioles Napn paa Mn.
pisningen % tr,lffet Tenacne, men
iaa blep Der enbelig lagt Merfe til,
at oenne apinoes Napn life iorefom /
ocn offentlieeiorte 2iite oper Dem,
Der bapoe erholbt ltnoeritpttelie, og
oerpeo Hap 8atten no al SGffen.
acknowledgements opflareoe. Sib.
tie Sonimer % Spit blcp Ser forepet
III &Gffe Snbbruostpperier / Gbetef,
Cameron, Seem Iubllrn pg @Ioomer,
bopeolageIig / S,ltifer % andre Sor.
retllillgslofaler, og man bar inbtil
MI pGret / Gilorebe meo Senipn til
bpem Sorbrpoerne bar. gin err imio-
lertib en- Charles 81. 2orelp blepcn
orreIterct / @loome- % oct piitc fig
gallife ltpentet, of ban bar Sppen.
9enne 2pneIp, bpis rctte Nupn for
rcItcn bar Charles Cor, bar leslabt
pao Tarnle fra SnoianaS Straffenrl-
itaIt / @ariatp, Sno., og Set Dor en-
Spoageliesbeticnt berfro, iom finch
BAN. Scr. Cor, Ser er 81 9lar CANT
mel, neoiatte fig iom Sfr9ooer /
@loomer, men bet bite fig peo en-
Siisllnocriegelie, at Oct bar en- gar-
lie anben Sorretning ban / %irfelie-
bcocn bapbe orepet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
3ntarpuHu.

MrbciScrc faar Eaalrg. &c peb
@e'tern Walleablc Cos Tabrif /
@copcr Gam oliottc Mrbeioere bar
iorrpli9 fonct ct 2onSpoalTg al %
Gcnts pr. Sag.
%elfienSt Snoiuu-Ma bpb. -
Marth GbriitionIon, ser / oe iibItc
% Nur bar bpet / &uoIcn % Tom
iiTr bar bel fienot inoen pplitiifc
&rcbie. er forleocn 300 efter ct fort
Su9clcie al 2irnacbctrlloelie.
Wp Staticnshngnima / Ghippcwa
sails. Sntahn-@olcns me Stotions-
bp1ning / Chippewa Sails blcp ocll
16oc bs. aobnet for Yllblifunl. 9pg-
ninacn cr 12t 500 lang % 20 500
brcb. fcitenbc $4,000. Spiert al
@tllriten % mtggcn Sten er ocn Ell
Vrnb ior @pcn.
SnSfomitifatten or minSrc. Siel9c
Acknowledgements al Statel.s Sfatte-
Commission bclrbcr Ben iamlcoe Sno-
fonlitifat lig ioar til $~3,S53,9S4,
hpilfet or liot minbre enc iflor, oa
bcn uooiorbc S4,140.511. ri be 3d.
S53.9S4 or s., 46O,361 uoliqncoe
moo a%prpprationcr % $1,393,6 23
moo Gnfeltperioncr. Sper 40 Tro-
cent al ocrl belle Sfat ialocr pua 0til'
ipallfcc County.
Mano % Snitrn orufnet DeS Nj
runna. Siadc g. 8ropes pg Su'tru.
bpcuoc il0r %irnalla, orllfncoe Den
1Sbc 81. / ocn pei Sspcirct opiplll.
mcoc Sprinopinc Greet, ioet ocrcs
Ncite blcr ifrTnlte pau eli gro %
trof SlTocn ilbcper bcnnc. Gate.
rcl, Wtrs. @in Wins, oa Den 4-aari-
&c Sattcrbattcr rcb0eocs pco at blipe
ifrlcoc % paa Ell 6orheiiina efter
at pore iertc ct fort Stptfc neocper
al Strenmen. Mr. @ropes par &e-
tcrall ira %pracrfriaen.
"Nurit / Iaalhus % iaa / Strife.
"a Gonrao @rueupinacr iorriae llac
pco Gcttcn / Merril iosnrtcs -
Mars Stroiarbcihe i StatsfTngllct,
paaltoo han ocn belle ltlpftc itrcu liz
ira, at ban Tor ire Mar iiocn nnncr
ct Soholb / Sibtoih Loo Jig irilte til
at itiGIc ct Smsrrebrsb. Nor oenne
lille @capubelic paa Tprbrpoerbanci
icnbtcs han til Hciprmanitalten /
Green @au % lesloocs iaa oerfra
poa Yarolc. Otter Here 8onac at
hopc brllbt beune grcbcs ban tiIlioIt
i Nnlifncri. hporicr han III tilnlaal-
res Sc - Mar / @aiipun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
ct Mars Sio bar ban Scrre opcr set

ct MarS Els bar ban Scrre oper oct
mcrfelige Sllcarige.
s 1886 blep glleros Mires aruno-
logt al Spanieren MenDo3a % Ell,
itpr Gel AT De itore 2anoitrGfninger,
iom MI uoeisr ben centrale Sc at
ben argentine Gepubl.f, erbperpet
for Spanien. st Ear Mar ienere
blep California opbaget al Gortes.
Chile blep erobret % Sopeoitaben
Snntiago grlinblagt / 1541, % lam.
me @ar ieileoe en- Sponicr neb opcr
slma5onflooen ira ltOiprinsct al cit
al bens ailoeHooer / Mnbesbjergene.
GnslrnSerne fummcr.
Serlt / 1907 blep ct engelif Settlc.
ment grlnblagt paa Gitfpitcn al oct
nlrpnrenoe Sorenebe Stater, ncmlig
Observation-Disclosures / %irginia;
oltiaa mere emo butorebc Mar eiter-
at Spunierne bapoe anlagt lin ferite
unnerifanife aoIpni paa &apti. :
1914 blep Stem s)orf grltnolagt al
SouGnoerne, peo Siloionflooen, onr.
trent so Mar efterat @lienos Iircs
por grinblagt al Wenbo5o peb ga
9latoiloben. 90 Tilgrimfpbrencs
hiitoriife 2o1bgang peo Elpnloltb
Mocf inotraf life fer | 1920, eler ct
buroreoc Iar efterat Gortcs bauoe
inlocnbt Mericos Grpbring.
s 1866 bIep Samaica, iom blcp
opbaget al Columbus / 1894, erob'
ret al gngl9noerlie, ~eiterat Gen hap.
be pGrct Ell ipanif @eiiooelie / 16t
Mar.
Ser err filIbt op al andre Tata,
iom gaor / famine &ctning; men DC
o%nierte aniees for at pGre t~ilitrGffe'
liae til at inuitrere ben Spfatnina,
enbper Spo Mmerifaner 9ier giGl'
oclloc, nemlie, at ipanIttolenoe Innc'
rifanere bar ben 9Ibre @roocrS Net
/ Mmerifa; at Spo Imerifa, eler oct
latinife Nmerifa, blep tat / Vclio'
oclie al Spanien % Settlementer ell
Ter aolpnier grInblaet bitnoreoe
Iar. fsr GnalGnberne euer andre
noroiife Ssolf begpnbte at oonne eper
crbpcrpe 3olonier / Imerifa; % at
2atinerne. ii0r Spanierne, bar iio'
isrt mere al Oct o%prinoeliae Sinh.
ninssarbeibe / benne Serbensoel enc
GnaIGnoerne eler andre sermani'fe
,Solf. Ierior mener osiaa Spo Ime'
"Imerifanere", emo ri bar til at
BRUCE 9etesneliernc "amerifa" %
rifancrc, at Be bar itSrre Net til at
anpenSe bisie Napne uoeluffenoe oaa
be Sorcncoc Stater OF bets Solf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Horn Tukrin.
Slnntcri i Sicfiniun.

Slaatcri / SicfiniUn. Slcrc pel.
'tancnbc Taruerc. &reotilrophrTttc.
re pl Suotiebere / Sicfinion bar /
noacu Sib iorhanoltt ON Wuliahcocn
al al oprcttc Ct Slaateri % Ncbinlt.
ningHnnl0a ser / @ncn. &uia Ela.
ncn rcaliicrcs. uil Scr bllpc np'ert
ct Nulpa. 'om .an iUttca peo Siocu
al DC beoiie / 9anbct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
3Ninnrrutu.
Nicmipat al Slbcbrnno.

HINb''rNa W 49,
Hcpi@ Yorion3 Stem / Morris blcr
lorIcocn nUitcn belt nocloNt pco 81
ocbruno. Nporoun ,Slbcn bar op-
linoct pibca life.
NrIStc Srr upcr iia. Sohn Pin
ocripn pco @ronb Wcooom iii Tor
Icncn cit bnitig 600 pco At lTloc ct
SrU oper iia. San e'tcrlaocr ~
NllItrli % to Wprn.
Gr opb pan %~citfDitcn. Nnorcm 6.
Wiobcr0, ser inbtil FOR oitc Nur 'locl
pnr Iorrctnin95ruonh / @roincrb, or
olQonct pch Grocn / iii Nlcnl /
Wioumt %crnon, @nih., hpor han III
nrcu Ell itor Nonocl3iorrctninN. San
c'tcrloocr liz Nlriiril pN ire Born.
Nif Strnbetao pnn Sfrnbbcn. -
Nranf WolllnNcr, Ell Nurnlcr llTr
Nnrnc4pIuc, uomcrtcoc liz iorlcocn /
,ammc NCtnin0 iom NibclenS $50
10th uco nleo bare NTnocr at tuUlc
en- itor Qrua lllu. GgentliN 'un nor
SET nof Tormercn& Nunb, lonl ier't
nptoQ anmpcu, men at Nrnocla Scr
re iuu ~rclolut itrcb inh, Nioroc ltbcll
(uil lloiIoNct
Snluth Mnno ipripnnocn. Scpcr
Z. NonluL ser inbCn Mtinnelota no
i1rtc SrNauilntionHorbcioc Tor "Nc.
uCpolcut Crbcr u @copcr@" % hno-
nc iii Stem / Nuluth. or ioriurmocr
UNDER ldnhonnc SmitUn0i0hcocr. al
scr mares Truut Tor at hnn bar ia.
0ct III cact GIN. Sans Nl,itru bar.
&c fort Sio citcr hans T~oripinbcll
mootoget Ell @rcu, ser ipltc& at an.
tpoc cn iorpirrct Sino@tilitonb.
Nm SuSnitri / Smlnth. Silpirf-
nilQ Al Cement cr nctop poabcNnnoi
/ Set pUloiNc NnlTa lom lluiperIol
&ortlduo Cement 81. bur opiort
Eorbiuoclic mco Ntimcintu Stccl
Cos StdnIpcrt / GuIuth. ~ Scr pil
her Icucrc5 pp I'll 1000 Snnbcr ellci
opcr III Minion Tuuo Cement on
loNen. Gcttc or COO fun Ell %cgmr
oclic. ~ NnIUaNet pil / inlbt iNroir
StOuo lcpcrc 1000 Senocr Gcmelli
on Gogen.
Nm Sp~nrinasifala trnabt ,traft
Stoaltprporotloncr~ Gmbcb3mInb
Sltllih hnr ira Npucofon:orct / Nlicl
iodci llu0crrctnin0 ON. at ocn lopco'
Norhelcl'c al Nrbtiberncs &eu ole
rcNc er in0iert % Ell IN Senrin1H
ltald truoot trait. Nftc mlllorc Ell
10000 YtanN pil pan Ell bchoAcll!
Nioooe bcreres al ocnnc SenSior
heiclic. ser Tor enoel or 'prcto9ct
6Drholb Ill hpor ITnNc rcotonmciol
NrbcIocr bar pTre. / 2orporotlonen;
Sicncite.
Ssicre Gris pan VinoehnsiirA. -
SleIge llotalelier al StntenS Scari
o' Control pil oen Einbehrsllla, ion
tllpIrfes / Statens Straiieon'talt
ioor bllne omItrent 80 Eroccnf fo't
barcre enc i 1913. ba Haalnntcrlalc
Sl'al uco "Siial. Sruitcu" or ltrle
J % | en- urorhulb9mrsiia he, Iris
J Siaict lol1tc iiior lin NnHilna Tor
| Gents or. Nuu0 nlenrus 0cu lnu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
Orrnnn.
Sturt Saabrno brrnot.

~fUff ~HHVtHN NIEIIIUEI'
Tonlion SllnIber Cos Sngbrng
Eortlnno neobrpnbtc Ben 1Sbe bs.
meo ct Cab al 100000. Sem Slln.
brcoe Manb CT neo beilne SIospaaof
blepne a%rbcioslpie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22

NrbciScrc faar Eaalrs. &c peo
@eltern Molleablc Cos Tabrif /
@cupcr Gam olintte Mrbeibere bar
fornplia fonct ct SsnsponlGg al 20
Gcnts pr. Sua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22

@Nrspeunru" epmaKiuer Ct DC beshe "a
hiaiaue I Narsetsn. 10 Wars ~drdnft iclaer
Riea bpey Moiiin. Sirsr I'll "Secasabs Spiien"
eiicr aairleg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22
SHAFTINGS, PULLEYS,
HANGERS

We have for sale a 20 foot I-I5IIo
inch shaft, with e heavy adjustable
self oiling ball and socket 10 inch
hangers, also several large pulleys to
fit this shaft. This transmission is
suitable for a saw mill, feed mill or
where heavy machinery is operated.
Prefer to sell in one lump. Very low
price.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-22

Slantcr inc Mriic. Over belle Ben
nciiljQc Gel a. St1ttu hor Scr %ul.
fer upret iuooou NiouQtl puo @po2
noQne, al mango GIcu0torer III er
propiuloe Wcocns Ndrmcrue har ur
ret hluorc0c / n ioo 1T SldltctuUa
% tine @rlic poa 4}arfcoc2 Nolf /
henne Gel al StQttu t%ooitaar. N ser
tages mere Ncuinn Til (run4pcrt al
smmuulilon 90 uuoet NriQ. mdtcricl.
en- I'll Tnrmerne2 &ehou. % iua0an
halui paa Sroos hor man Nuncoct
Goiuutn belnnoi at lla0te inc &riic
"a ueu0c Dem / &tQcilcit. Tor icuere
Of icnoc oettc oircttc Ill europa. Nar.
merne l,agtcr iclp inc Gnr. mcocu5
Ela0tcrc / &pcn bar uoCioCt inc 9lu-
IUQ Tor ReQnlnQ a oniot en- iierre
Nrbciosimrtc I'll at bciorQc ocune.
@leue / N0ucoct G. III laqrct ilcrc
%oqulabNiu1cr RoGc'lcif, % Der CT
NtIllQhc0 Tor. al oc!mc sSarmernCs
9aoffc ! 9ietnina al llaihpngiqheo oil
leoe iii. al ct itorrc cosopcrotip,
Slogtcri, &e9eonlGg og Solteri bli.
per oprettct.
Gr 100 Aar sammel. !. 8. Meier
man. Ell al Butler 9ountps tnife &io
neerer. iploie iorleocn 100 aar, %
bog er ban lao nosenlmbe li9e rnnf
&pn er ircmbcleS itert og robuit. icC
han lioen Stot tan gaa Ell nlmInbclil
rat Sang. 0or al tunne opnaa el
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-05
NOW FOR THE FINISH.

The several candidates for offices
liz the Sumter county primary have
qualified, and now settling down for
the final race-to the finish on March
18th.
In some of their actions the Amer
lean people have been remarkable in
their choices under our popular cleo
tion of officials. Personality counts
for much, and sometimes ell.
The entire nation, and especially
Georgia confronts an era in her de-
velopment which requires solid, cons
cientious, faithful officials. The voter
should take careful heed of the men
whom he is furthering as his choice.
If there was every time since the
commonwealth of Georgia was organ
lied when she needed men; firm in
their convictions; usually right in
their conclusions, but above all faith
fui in the trust OF the best interests of
the state and her people-we need
them now.
When you exercise that greatest
prerogative of all your powers-as-
sisting in choosing those who must
govern you, be mindful of your respon-
sibility. Efficiency intelligence, con-
ylctions-all this should count, and
the will of the people governed is ex-
pressed in their ballot.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-05
SMOKE HIM OUT.

There's a niger in the wood-pile"
in all this mutiny in congress in re-
gard to President Wilson and his ne
gotiations with foreign governments.
Somebody with no good design began
the unrest. Can the propaganda of
certain interested people cause this
Are the same people who are inter
ested in the destruction of public
works and private interests lurking
behind all this rebellion.
After Senator Gore, the blind states
man of Oklahoma, had proposed his
resolution in congress, and went fur
tier by alleging on what he termed
reliable information certain converse
tons with President Wilson-he voted
against his own work. He repudiated
his own game. He betrayed his own
thoughts-if they were conscientious.
Above all public men il would GER
tainly appear that Senator Gore would
have been the last to repeat rumors,
gossip-wayward remarks. For it
was not many months ago when he
faced court proceedings which should
forever close his mouth to the idle and
tattled words of man.
Congress has rallied, fumed and
spluttered over this and several other
things vitality affecting the American
people And every time there was a
back-down when the crucial point
came
Isn't man a coward who betrays
his convictions and fees in the face
o. the enemy who is attacking the
principles which he has sponsored
You can find several of this variety in
our public life. Their life as repre-
scntatives of the people has been too
long, and the sooner they are rele-
gated to oblivion-the better.
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THE NEWSPAPER TALK

Last year was made one of the bes!
and most successful years in recent
history Off the farmers of this Sec
ton. The farmers made it such, too,
despite the abundance of war rumors
ond superabundance of optical con-
tention, by holding constantly in mind
that it is not in war or politics that
tic salvation of the individual, the
home or the community is found, and
ly letting their conduct be guided by
this owledge.-Elberton Star.
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YOURS TO HAND.

To Editor Furlow, of the Madison
Madisonian: We received a wireless
several weeks ago that the Modisonian
would exchange with us, and we've
been sending our paper on trial to the
esteemed Madisonian. But they must
not like it, for they won't send us the
paper from the capital of Morgan
Americas Times Recorder.
All right, Cranston. Well see to it
that The Madisonian comes on time
hereafter. You are getting out a
mighty fine paper and we enjoy read
ing it.-Madison Madisonian.
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Using Zinc
Without Any
Reason For

PARIS, March 4.-The Parliament
airy Committee on Economy, which has
been investigating ways ond means of
saving money in the public service,
tells in its latest report how a mem-
ter of the Committee was one day
struck by the fact that all the ammu-
milton sent to the front was packed in
zinc-lined boxes. The attention of M.
Thomas, Minister of Munitions, was
called to the fact, and he suggested taht
inquiries should be made at the front
and if the zinc was superfuous it
would be suppressed.
Two members of the Committee &C
oordingly followed box of cartridges
from Vincennes up to the front trench
es. but failed to find out where the
zinc was necessary. They consulted
everybody en- route from generals and
cGlonels down to privates, but without
result. At last the general command
Ing the Fifth Army solved the puzzle
- the zinc was used, he said, merely
because it had been used for the last
sixty years.
The Committee communicated this
Information to Minister Thomas, whe
at once issued instructions that no
more zinc-lining was to be put into
ammunition boxes. The saving will
amount to million and half dollars
c year
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WHAT THEY THINK.

Editor Brown, of the Richland
News. comments in the following in
teresting manner on paragraph from
the Greensboro Herald-Journal, which
is going the rounds of the state
press:
Some of the papers in the state are
taking a few shots at Attorney-Gen-
eral Cliff Walker for his activity in
behalf of Tom Watson, who, the gov
ernmant claims, has violated the law.
Well, while it didn't appear well in the
encouragement of the state to make
b4ch bull, we really think Mr.. Wal
ker thought there was the great prin-
ciple of states rights involved in the
question. 1t would have been much
better for him to have waited until he
vas called upon to pass on the mat
er.-Greensboro Herald-Journal.
Had Cliff Walker sat silently by
and offered no resistance to such a
scheme as Attorney General Gregory
vas threatening to carry out we would
have lost our respect for him as legal
representative of the grand old state
OF Georgia. Certainly, Cliff had no
other motive in view than the defense
Of Georgia and Georgians. We admire
bis spunk in the position that he as
sGmed in the matter-Richland News"
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THE WORKING GIRL.

The stratas and castles of society
are wonderful essentials in the prog
ress of the human race. Were it not
for the regard and esteem which peo-
PIE hold for themselves, it is not GER
tain that we would have progressed
, thus far on the stage of life, evolving
gradually to high levels.
1t is not egotism when a person
thinks himself as good as the person
next to him, and neither is a person
self-centered who thinks himself cap
able of any task which the other per-
son performs.
But it is simple arrogance and ig-
Eorance which leads some people to
think themselves better than others.
Nothing is more disgusting thon q per
son with false estimation of him
self, compared with the true value of
another man.
In small circles where people are
prone to consider themselves as the
elite, the proud, the victorious-they
oftimes present amusing evidence of
their inferiority in intellect-all com
nonsense usages which should be
fnrthermost and highest.
1t is a SAD condition confronting
posterity which presents a young man
or woman with slurring remarks :un-
kind cuts; emaciated brains in re-
ferring to some young lady who may
have entered the fields of commerce
aid industry, and through her toll is
establishing herself as proud and
worthy in the true and unfailing eyes
Of the world. Yes, it happens almost
every day-and when unsaid, it is
sometimes thought
Efforts are always rewarded with
success. There is no force possessed
by mankind which is capable of de-
stroying the good results accomplish
ed by an industrious person.
The artificial colored young lady,
.ounging as she thinks in a lap of
luxury; issuing commands which are
oheyed at her beck and call indus
tT.ous only when she thinks it vitality
concerns what she is pleased to call
her social success-there she is. And
this proud parsonage is one who may
refer in disgusting tones to the work
ing girl.
1t is pltiful sight which meets
your eyes sometimes. But, perhaps,
Sod OWNED it all in his plan of crea-
ton. Still how one so powerful-all
knowing, could blight the human race
b' such way is difficult to conceive.
But the girl is not alone-many
times her words resound tc the ac-
quiescing tones of the young man.
Equally guilty, and thrice cursed.
So it would work well to be mindful
OF your own station in life and your
true value to the world. Results is
what the world Wants-and the I'M
kind critic is tie shallow brain and
undesirable
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When the boil weevil comes and de-
strOys the cotton crop, and the farm
ers, bankers and merchants begin t.
try and find remedy, they need mo-
say that they were taken by surprise
They have had ample warning from
people who have suffered. If they
sailed to be prepared they will have tC
pay dearly for their neglect.-Val.
dosta Times.