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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
9mtlde NrtiGerie' III Ser6ien.
21on einenr ariegsteirne6,ner.

Muis unbuut, BON tpsit 8uridasblisbtneu
8asdssn.
Gs sins borparts unO INNER borlpdris,
bsun bic StraBen Der iDeTiiden Mlorapa
mnBten errsi9t unb btn aus 0orpofttn
db3ithsnbm SerbtH gtIperrt perben.
MGnd pferb Fturb ben ~ebrenbolen Grs
fhDpfingstob Inn aumtgehirr.
llnb babel Reeen, Regeu, Reetn!
Rad i6psrtn Rdridsn burd tpaite
3Gler unb qutrInmpfein errtihie am 1.
Robsmberl bic Gpibs unIersr 8erFols
ounnagobteilung beim 9prfs Glspdt bic
6eerItrabs arnguitpoe - arGIiebo, cine
aompuenie bes Regiments nahm ben
iiberraf1ttn Serben cine @dtferie mpDers
ner G4niDsrsg rsuIOtsgeihise, ipnrbt
bann ober bon Der qrobeH lebermodt uns
Sineslt unb beftig on9esriffen. Sic biloete
einsn .SeelA, einen dnbkrit ItaheIiasn
Sael, unn bielt fin bieIe Stunben bel ben
eroberten qononeH, trob farier Berluite,
hunberte bon anlauFenoen Gsrben erfhis
Benb. Qbtr bic Got ipnrbe gr0ber, fert
biihe 8dtierien, bic beutIde artiIerie IN
meter fserne lualnenb, fuhrtn IN 2. gfos
bender aaf unb bsfhoHsn be brapt aomz
paonit nnh andre berongelommene Snfnns
itrie ntr DipiIion. Mdbrenbbtfen qudlie
fiH unTere ArtiIerie binter bsfn 9adel bes
4Drfes ahic bernn. SIN tieftn MoraFi,
bsrGnnf. btrgdb. brnnhie lie fir jsben ais
lomeier cine Gtunbt. linitn In benz 8orfe
anic bemmts Elm tief in ben 9ohen einesz
frtHener Bad ben MiarIh. abtr b1 Iinb
ia HHiers pipniere nod langsm MorIh in
ber Ndnt ~nnsefommsn. 5n elmer Stunbe
bauen he tim Mrtilleriesgriide. SH5fpis
fden iDoren oben bic geusrIttaungsn fiji
bic gdtteris nuseeiuht. Die 9aiteriefiihs
rer bs5ig1eu ihrs puresfdobenen Bsobaf.
tuHgsfeaeHa lnHen lie sinri6tsn uun
Draft gu ben Gieluugsu, bic bic 8difs.
rieH sinnsbmsH IpIsn, fegsn. Gin trT5ss
GtoBeebsi I'm T~unfiioHisren ber qeituns.
Gs bat eshoIfen; bar ebriuiiroig unb bieIs
fa9 SsridIiHsns, eefIidts Draft tut feing
gfIiht: .9trbiHhnugen heEgtiteii.@ 0nrd
bic Shertnfgrnrohre fiebt man iforie IN
fammlunetn itrbildtr 5nEanttrie an
9otft Glspoi. Gle po1tR 81 tintm ntufr
Auqriff. al ntutm Nsrfua, biz @tihisG
5uriid5uerebern. oHirsltH. I'D. porer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
pie pren6il6en Staatsforaen

Sus 5ol5 lpi,It i'm arisee teins nsiut
aOLe. 9us ipiiri gnslanb am beIttn, bds
in Jtitbsns5sitsn bel 5oI3 aus G6nebsn
unb auBIanb, o6sr aud aus 8mfI6Idnb
uHb 0eTtsrrsi9 tauftt, uno oas iebt auf
IeiH iiimmerIidss SpieIbol8 ausspitIen
1T. Dem Die 3nfubr aus aanaba, bic
fcnF aud beirdatlia mar, tn jtbt seriug.
oa man Iieber quIbsr unb Maffen berdns
idlsppt. aber bic ao6leneruben uno Bic
SaifsiDerften psrfhItreen nnmenssn
BON 9aumftdmmsH. GeHII9I1nb iii aud
IN Der 5oisFragt iebr BieL bsIer DdEdn
als bic britiI1m SnlelH. GDldt meiItHs
iptiteH MnIbunsen nit berriiHen gdus
men, ipie lie Deutidldnb bat, tennt tsin
aHberss europ1ii9es aanb, pieaeiht bier
Gebiste aurlanbs o%usgsHommsn. Git
has A0nigretd greubtn Iiesen nun gan5
nsas 3dblen fir bns Sohr 1915 Dor, bic
tinen guten 9esriff bon benz @oIbrsids
tum YrsuBsns gebsn. Bel bieisn I@tdiiitis
f6sn unierldgsn bdnbelt e. Iih nur I'm
bic Bdloer, bic i'm 9eFbe bes qreuBis
I4en Stairs fnb. Danad srgibt li8l
oab in preubsR nidt ipsnig.r als bret
MiaioHeu Seftar WalbbobsH p~orbanbet
fiHb, BON 6encn 100000 6sitar afr
6ol53u4t bsIiimmt iinb. Diets sefudliise
Walbgsbiet Iitfert Dem grsuBii9eR Gidais
insstIdmt 154 Minionen Mort OIL Gin.
ndhmsn. Die msiiten pieIer Mtluionfn
iperbsn burh ben SoI3pertuuf dufges
Ha9t, ndmIia 1H MiliDnen Mdri.
MnerIei Nebennubungsn sreeben u Mils
lioHsn Mort, Die Sosb bringt nut
100000 sri, ipdbrenb bic 2orFgrdberthM
10000 Mt. an Ginnuhmsn Iisfsrn.
Rdtirlih finb bic Auseabsn fir biz
0erlpdItuHg. fit bic Gprlftuliuren, o[IeF
III N%bI0lunasrtntsn un6 auFfen niht sss
ring 1rObotm tlisBt benz qrmBildmf
Staats aus ben Gtaatlforitsn Elm nsbsrs
fdub bon 81 Wilionm MarE 5u, Der
gut isbsn laHen fam. Den eroBttn
usb.tidaB sr6rineE bir Rspisrunesbs5irt
potsbam. Sbm folst sIsid Der 9s5ir9I
5tanlfurt a. b. 8. uHo b0nn Waritnl
p,resr. Nm waIorei6itsn If Der Ateigl
mHesbs1irf WaritHperber nit 293OQ /
6sitar BaloboSeH. Damn tommen bA
8tsisrunssbsBirtt Msnitsin, qoisbor,
GraBtfurt a. b. O., aaFt, @nmbinnfl Z
9rombsrs, 9ansie. a%0niesbtrg. 9oIs 7
4ilbesb,im aItp. Dit onbsrsn ge3irI I
babsn ipsniesr ais 10000 Srtior. III
s%sriHgittH 1T GismdriHesa - ndmli| !
nit sinsm 9sitnr WaIbbob.H - bebad
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

Die geIdise Der 9ibiiion buitsn
idoa uan9sn msg ssnoat: 4uf ben
Fd6nsn eseriiraBsn i'm DsTtsn, auf linen
glei9nertigsn, obsr i~eltenen rTiiaen
Gfaatgs GbdnFeen ipartn fe b~dbingercut,
bur9 tlefen 3iineHianb an Der NorOies.
bnra gnEi5iIntn unergriinDlihGn Gtdub,
burd iapsren polniiaen Gunb. burd 3D.
fen S6iamm, bnrb mdrhenbaftsn Dred,
mnrdsn Berg hinauE tn manhes Sal
hindb mar Is gegaHstr. 4ber bic is6s
YfsroetopFe Dor jebem Gdbrssug bdtten
INNER nod muntsr geHidt, bic Gdbrsr
baiten nod ftets !3sit gu eiHtm Solbnters
feb gE6d6t, mnnhts Wl0f b%urIten bic aas
noniere nod dufIiBsn unb INNER hotten
bic gaiteriegstpaltigen eebdHt: .2ei6t
ae6t IS ni1t, aber ss gebt." Wton mar
Fa sinig, bob art Der 5dbr5euss unO Be
Tponnung fir ale 8erpsnoungsmOglits
ieiten CUT nnb por5iiaIid bsiudbrt lei.
+ Damn CAB es einen gang groben Stsls
lungspeffel: Rah Esrbieul
als bic geI6lbt ibr ais6 bti Stabt
uno DEtana 8eIgrab nuseeiuHeen, nls ie
bic Iflpanisnetn Gtfombriden pafiert
hotien, ba marihiertea fe 5unahIt nod
auF felen Glrobsn 4ber IorgenrOa ipnrs
ben BE geEnhter, as balb bdufig als Grs
qebng Der Meaeertunbang s~uritidm:
sGirabt fen. absr Gieisnnssn big gu %
gro3eft4.
gsi btr rfdF6tsIOItH gsrfoIsuns III
Mittefer6ieu p~erldngten bic Btfsblt, DdB
bic Qriilerie bic fDenigen feFten Gtrnben
berluFe. Bun Iernte man Megt iennsn
bon aborunbiieTer GhLehtigteit. 3dhen
aebm, ber bic Rdber fstbieIt uno ben
Qfgrbea bic GiIen bon ben 9nIsn itdbl.
Gom fuieber brtiisn GdIamm, IN eehen
9isfe gtrsHfgine iiidiFh lassrteH. Wss'
bon 10 Idzaasm grOfi, baB bic idptrsn
gei6Gbe uno MuniiionsDdgsH in BIZ
@rdbsn rutfhien. gtDas neibiid fdb man
auf bic niebriptH RdrreH Der bunoesbtii'
bertiden gebirgsbnubjbtn. abtr e eine
bod b~oup1risi 9nIo irdnHlieH bic yferes
NIT motten Augtn BON fernen 3aisrraiio'
nen, bon G6auFseu nno bon RnhttnstHl
bic aauoniere bon p%srednatneH Soften, %
ned RnIe mic: .9roiempfangl" rpoieni'
rfunat@ frl6eftlt ron 4dHpern, IN otntI
| man %anitaapiss aariofftlu. nldt iuhliGsr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
pie 2Siraunsen
Der geppefinGOm6en.

nNa-N. u.
reber bic Birsungsn Der 3tppeliabcms
ben ur6 bic umlidnbs. unier bsnen Fs
lire Gpier f~Orosrh, dubert Iia cine Cons
bOner a~orrslpon5tns Der afociatso prsb
ME foIgt: 5n en5liI1sn S0Ipitdiern
tdtige asr5te, bic Spfsr Der Seppelins
4ngriFfs be6anbelt habsn, eebeH irttrs
anftlGrungtn iibsr bic Wirtune
ppn 8pmbsH, Bic aus bfbeattuber 90bs
a~bgeiporfen Deben. GaHs abeeiebsn BON
ibrer Gpreugtraft, fassR bic @srsts, nsrs
urfaden bieis gCmEtn narm bic fardtz
BARE @sfdpinoislstt. NIT ber ie herab@
grIanit fommen, auFterIGutRrungsu, bic
grobsn G9ubea dnrihten. Gar manfer
lit mad ben Q~usfdhrungen Der Asr5te tiHs
ala ilnD ALIEN barh ben BON Der Srplos
ron ~sr5eugtsn 2uftbrud setOtst tocroea.
4rbsre ipigbsr habsn aus osr ndmiifeH
nrl1he 4rme uab 9eine berloEen. 8iels
in ben Sirabta @si5tsts baben lire Wun'
oeH burh @lasl6srben smrlittsn. DiG
,3ahl oer i'm aon6onsr Gtaotgshiet dni
Der Sirdbe Gst0ttten ubsritsigi bic 3abl
Der in gsbduben eet5ttten. Die Gents
tiimmgm E9 e6sn nidi I'M bic an fs q.
asbsubeH NaraanssH unb hrdngsn Ff
beim GridetneR non 3epptllnsa duf nef
Strabs, louIen 5u ben Gsniiern ootr tlsti
tern oaF bic 9ddn, I'm gut 81 isbsn
Gin bier ipObnmbsr befaHntsr 4msritdnsr
Der Dor Ginger 3eit auf Stm Dad fsiRsl
! 5quTss Gin Jsrn-sr moniisrsn litb. BAIT
eetuos GtitafHafi. oIs Der lsbts 3sppsi
lliaslIekrfaa i'd ereiantie. Gaiieebg'
auo gdne paliutsn anf baa 9gt, no d
Sas S9asIpitl beubahisisH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

menIdenlaer. 6 ftblen bic fsr6iden 5eis
m~utsldufer, bic iebtn 4tg bermtioeu, aaf
benz fe einem @fbaner pber Qrnaaten Be-
.geqnen t0nnteu. Sci Gonnenaufoang ers
reideR mir Ras!d, in Dem md felt 3tDei
1agen bic 9rnppen, gr00idnttolonHeR,
Gamtdts8ige, Geldlbe nno 0luniiions
iuaqen inns DDppt!te UNI 8retfaae mebrs
fen, GeutIde NIB Geiterreihsr, na9arn.
arodteu unb 8osniaseu, Gdueaida1ldus
Fer, preaBffae unb bdgsriI Sdser. 3d9l
loie DdatFsHer, MdrmeFeaen, JtIoiiiaeu
un6 8ddereien. SIR Ruu1 i6mmelt It'd
su einer 2nalmtDgEIe ais ildnbs gan3
Rassa hi 8rdab. Cine fir has auge aHs
entruirrbare gil6erfals, Gin fir bas Chr
unf6sbares 8urdeiRaHber bon Sprafsn.
SnmiftsR ees aebsns, bas fh nod BET
groaudht nisbsr erfpdrmt unb nabrf, gebt
ber 7ob nmber. grid9pfte o0er 9dlafs
truntene brehen on ben 5elern 5uidmz
men. Gin iuuger 5uIar i6nabt loasEe
nit Itinem a~nmeraosn; ploblid init Ct
nm, Elm gTtrbsbaF bat inn bic 9irnidals
einaddlageH. Die aa5arsfg seigen be-
briidenee 9i!per; biele WerlpHnbsie, bIsle
nit eIfroreatn g~liebm1Bsn, uub cine ppps
petite 3abl BON Mdttgefnprhenen uno
arauten. Ruhelofe Turlorge 1T fur bic
rnlern tGtig, nah Moglinleit aud flf
bic @eFangsneu, bic abfr in FOLDER Menss
tommsn. bdB ie nidt mebT naierasbradt
t1um mod eradbrt pernen t0anen. Aul
freiem Sen tdmpierten In bieTsr Hd9t
gegsn 5000, man Iagt mir. bdB bic Gra
~rOrsnsn mad benz 6unoert sahlem
@dbrsnb Der MeitsrrsiIs bic mid 81
Der nah auriumliia fiihreHnen pdbitraBg
brfnesn ion, btgIsitsn mid unantsrbrOdsa
bic erifattsrnbtn GsensH elmer kiOsns'
rstdsn Grieos5tit. 2anee G9arsH Dor
jerbiihsH Gefangensn. bic chHe 9sglst'
maRnIdaf uarfhiersa. f6ieiden fart
nno froHihau9rne an urs pora1er. I'M
iiberaa bic 6luftliugt, bic !oeiTnatsldnfer
bic Der mDroriidm 9ant s%atrinnea uni
isbt BEN GAG Iu9en, bic ndrmenbe SoHns
Smmer pisber bic MgnfdengruppsH, bi
ratios nm tinen bDr erfd5puna Sitrbeu.
ben, lin tinen GrEriersuDsa kruinftbsn
SoIange meine aoanaiFIofdk uHn bic pau-
8iim in meintr Reifstafhe &ousreiam
bsriuhe i9 cHe 81 brineen. 0inu. siI
! after. Biz nnF BIC anodan abgt5ehrtt
j MaHn, BEN id ben hsItbahsn zrunl nbe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

fen, n6 9opi6a5ar nun Difsrreidii6,
beuifd ober fiirtifa tpurbe. Sd iagte:
slider III, baB e ni5t mehr ierbii9 ieia
pirb.@ aaI6 nidts Der Sirts, unb isins
augen eldastsn. s5Hfhalab! Soft
gebs!7 Mlebr fpsats er Don Der poItit
nidt DiiIea.
Bel Der ~pornehnisn uab lisbeEsGRrfbigsH
Gatli6tait bfs 6aHsberrn muBte man
bitten, pDa irgeubeihsm Stid fttHes BE-
fBeg 5a Tdgen: ~8ug 1T fa0n!' 8a sriff
e gfeid nah BEN ~gsprieisneH GsgsHitaHb,
nm ihH BEN 4ait Git f9sHlen. 60 ielr i'd
mid Hran6te. 5spei griHerungs3stasn an
biefe Gtnnbe muBte ih Bitnebmeu, tinep
gragierien anpfsrbeasr fiir ml6 uno EN-
neibes sud nit 5drttr GplnFtdsrti tlr
raeine .SarsmsherinT.
DIS mir bas 5uls perliebsn uab 5ns
mi6aga ms begleiteH poIIte, tam duf tleis
nen decentralization fem Tunbss, fsbsns
idhrigss sodterhtn In fdltigen SeIDeHs
h0sden Iurfig 1erdngetIappert, umarmte
ben Batter in firmiiher 3drfli9ieit uno
faBle ibm leiOsnfanftIid ben ItunD, bic
@anatr, bic aagtn, be Stirn uHb ben
/ Bart. aevaenb par's. Gs mar aud s9te,
tinolihe aiebe, getDiB. Abtr In Der BOrm,
ME bieie Siebe T1 GuBerte, mar etrDaE
WeibIints. stpds G%rauenhaftts. wtau
mfrtfe bic 5arsmsfhnis. Marum aud
nidt2 Gin mer0enbts Meibnen am 5ols
bes Baterg sur 2iebs erSieben, bsIBt ous
| Slid zines lDmmeHosn Mannes porberei'
Ten. Oh ba bic Dfli9en Waiitter MIDI
fliiger iinb ais Die tpt5tliden init ibrer eei
heinniAtrdmeriihsn Sungfrauen0rsHur'
Dit GlemgutarbegriFfe ber 3drtlidieits
Formsn ert In einem ldngeren 9urfus bei
gbe Iernel, bebsuttt Elm Slid beripdtsn
limb aass ipdt Grfpdrmts 1T bon Der &c
Tuhr bebrOht, aOEisrpsHssf9maa su be
tommen.
BAD her GluHbe in 8dniongas 6dA
beindte ID cine Mpihse. uuf bersn Uli
nGrett ber Wus33in ben Ruf gum @ebe
.lfdng. SD snpfanb ba cine porms Jr0m
misieit nn0 fah in naHoenilidsr GbrfurH
~ beru NIT Silbsr auf crime Ssibe &C
fidttn 11mtnsseiden bts qropbeieH an
Ct mar Gin GROCER MtniHens unb Fl
md sr1btrer 5ranenttMner. Seine asbr
perfiano Is, i'm ainbt bos MenIhlide 3
ipfdtn nnb In Msniden bos ainolihs 3
benahrtH. Gtbt nieEe erduhdriigen MdH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

giiraerntetIter bon Robiba5ur, hub MID
as Gait unier fem Dad. Dos pnrbs cine
.feifelube Giunbe. Die eroben, ipsiBeH,
bei brtiten 5eniiern BON ei6t onr9fltts
ten adume blinten BON Suubtrieit. Sdons
geppite ouf ben 9isItn, elm 9ol5lhrant
nit aelhnibteu Siirtn iiber cine sar5e
Wan6breiie, Der nit ssFidter seinlpano
bsbsdte Diiudn I'm orst 8dnoe berum,
Gin fIeiner Sfen, >siue 9aOsuiiae nnb an
Der 9ede bic ampsl - 70 glei4t ieee
.Gtas Der an0ertn. Die 8tttsu fno in
BEN Gdrdnfsn, perSen am aberO aui benz
goben ousaetst uno berfapinosn ON
Moraen ipieotr. Dos ma4t bic Hdums
fret groB unb appsiitli9.
@dhrenb mir 3igarstteH tauidtsn uuo
.auten Motld tranten, Der in 5ierlinen
aeTeIhen burtig anF einem a%obIenbsdeH
6ereittt puros, berbalF uus Der 9olmetla
iii einem ejeIprdd. 9amibasd tpoltc nil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

aanbeH. Sur bic 8urfbrater unb cams
melrSffer haben often, lire Buoen iiR0 bon
baai5hen uub oterrejnf5en Golbrten uus
hrdngt. 3niIhen BEN @epirr Der Baasn
utto Gaumtiersiige gshfs TN 8eipimmd
hin lHb Der: Bosnidten NIT rossrn Dber
arauem res, Mlbdntr in ihren tDsiBen,
nit lniparssR Gorten beHdhten Irahtens
Mruanten nit gepAnteIten Qldmfern unb
rotten Giirtelu, Giirten nit pebenoeA Nlaa
tdn Inn Didtn SarbaRen. Dsrsyippelte
ainaer, tropfige ,3nerseeFalten, Elm padr
seraiinie 7Tranen. 80 i'll MlaoiH nit Der
qamps2 $50 III GiRSb0h bar 5eeFaRrer2
Ssumtr bsntt man on 5auienp uaD cine
Radf, an qsfliigslts pfsrDe uHb nsrlDlns
fhsne 5mdst. Dos 3~nuberpgro II 81
shea - etn beniIaer 6IIsgT Tarrt uber
be 6auIer neg. linb Der S9db, otr 1ut
BEN 8oDen Don Nobiba5dr pergrabeH lag,
nfrb gehrtsn rtruat.
Ml6dner nnb arnanien Durben sum
6insrheifsbiena IN oer Stdbt bepafnet,
als lie @eptbrs ano 9otrnntn battell,
mattea re pirihgdnge auf ferbif4ss Jrei.
Nib. Ulan mubte bds einIielsH, NIT
Gtrease. 0bsr bag fe Is tdten, IT b.
qreiflin. 9itr if @oOen, 0nf Dem e
heiBt: Muee I'M 4ase, 3ahn I'M 3aAH
unD bic Gtrben, dls fs bier bic MaGf
srhielten, boben EOS gsfpirtfdoftet. ia.
ticnaIiFgren kibt Eel linen: anss @egsnt
fdbliAe dnsrOtteH.
IN isDem tirtiimen 6nus III In merge
poer r0ter sarbe Der 6nlbmpnD unD ieIl
GEsru orf bic 39ir ober ben seI6iOHtnsl
HenIterlaben gemnlt. 3iefe 6duIsr FH'
B~unbesbobtn, Der BON Der ginqadrtisraHi
ptr5nont bleibt. 3pii9en drmliHen Qebnl
bitten feben hibIhe @ebduoe, bic Do.
hOhen Mldasrn nul5Dgen FH6 SnO sra5iOi
5ofseifter ppr ben JenitgrH ets pkre
ztpdss bobsn. GiHe feiHe anmaHtit, b
idoa halbgr Orient III, HmfIiiiert Il
Rur ber blaze 9immtl uHD bic 9uar
fehlte npn. Der G9nee fiel biiHHef; boz
10 taft nor's, Bag bic Sdriite IHiflhttI
IN einem Eiirisnhaus. bos niat DO
zHrfsn 6erobnt Ionbs1H an einsn tefb
fhen 8roFtHcr bermisltt mar. faHo J
zine nstit QndriitrHubc nit etipcs naibtl
Qurus. Die 9anart beg 9nuIgs mad
MID nasisris anF Elm ri9tiets zaFtsr
tans.
GiIsrSsie Iass Sdmisoso, bsr iiirfid
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-14
introduced in the present house.

introduced in the present house.
Mr.. Turner was joint author with
Representative Lee Barfield, of Bib
county, of the bill to establish in Geor-
gia modified form of the Torrens
system of land title registration. He
was one of the authors of the highway
commission bill, which was introduce
ed at the present session with the in
dorsement of newspapers and civic
bodies throughout the state. The only
trouble with the Turner highway com>
mission bill was that it was too thor
oughgoing a measure. The house of
representatives wanted highway
commission with no authority, no ap-
preparation. no highway engineer, and
10 facilities of any kind whatever, and
consequently the Turner bill, which
provided these things, was defeated.
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THE LEGISLATURE IS TO
BLAME FOR TROUBLES

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 14.--Citizens OF
Georgia who are vexed by the laws de-
lays and the infinite technicalities OF
the law can blame their chosen rep
resentatives in the legislature for fail
ing to give them relief.
Under the pressure of a sentiment
which is not confined to Georgia, but
which is general throughout the coun-
try, the legislature two years ago Gre
ated a special commission of distin-
guished lawyers to prepare a general
revision of court procedure which
would eliminate useless technicalitieS
and simplify the administration of JUS
tice. In other words the commission
was directed to make such changes in
court procedure as would expedite the
trial of cases. The commission, head
ed bv Judge Andrew Cobb, OF Athens,
performed a task of Herculean pro-
portions, and the product OF their la
bors came back to the legislature in
the form of a bill No more carefully
and scientifically prepared legislation
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-14
SMITH, OF |. n. IS
OUT WITH ANSWER

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. a.
Contending that question involved is
not whether or not corporation ought
to take part in politics, but that the
Interstate Commerce commission has
no legal authority to investigate such
matters, Milton H. Smith, president or
tie Louisville & Nashville railroad
today filed an answer to the commits
sion's brief in District of Columbia
supreme court seeking to compel him
to answer questions concerning al
legged political expenditures by his
railroad
The case was brought into court by
counsel for the commission. President
Smith declining, on advice Of counsel,
to answer certain interrogatories re-
CARDS alleged political expenditures il
the states of Georgia, Alabama, Ten
nessee and Kentucky by the Louis
vile & Nashville, and the free issuing
OF passes by the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis, a subsidiary of
the Louisville & Nashville. If the
court upholds the brief filed by coun-
sci for the commission, the decision
means that President Smith must an
swer all questions put to him regard
ing such expenditures, and startling
disclosures may result.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-14
HARRIS MAY RUN FOR
SENATE IN Z YEARS

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 14-When the
late Senator A. S. Clay, of Georgia,
made the prediction years ago that his
brilliant young secretary, w. j. Har-
ris, would some day succeed him in the
senate, he uttered more of a prophecy,
perhaps, than he realized at the time.
Mr.. Harris, who is now a member of
the federal trade commission, is spend
ing a portion Of his vacation in At
lanta, and his visit has been made the
occasion by his friends for the launch
ing of brand new senatorial boom.
Friends have called on Mr.. Harris
and urged him to announce as a cam
didate to succeed Thomas W. Hard
wick, who will go before the people in
1918. They have assured Mr.. Harris
Of their active support and presented
to him the most encouraging assur-
ances Of success.
Mr.. Harris may aspire to represent
the state of Georgia in the senate some
time in future, but for the present he
considers his opportunity for genuine
rublic service on the federal trade
commission too great to be laid aside.
Accordingly, he has declined to en-
courage the proposal suggested by his
friends, impressing them his grateful
appreciation of their offers Of sup
port
Prior to his membership on the fed
e1al trade commission, one of the most
important bodies of the national gov
eminent, Mr.. Harris was director of
the United States census, and made a
wonderful record. President Wilson,
by whom he was appointed U. s. census
director, recognized his ability, and he
was selected by the nations chief for
are of the important positions on the
trade commission. His work since be-
coming a member of that body, has at
tracted nationwide attention. 1t will
be recalled that Mr. Harris was at one
time member of the georgia State
senate, and during his service in that
Legislative body was a recognized
leader.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-14
MRS. ]. A. DANIEL IS
DEAD NEAR SHILOH

News has reached the city of the
death of Mrs. J. A Daniel which oc-
Cured at her home at Shiloh Sunday
morning at 1920 o'clock Mrs. Dan
iel had been i'll for along time and
her death was not altogether unex-
pected. She was good woman and a
consistent member of the church OF
her faith, and was beloved by all who
knew her.
Mrs. Daniels leaves a grief-stricken
husband and little daughter, six or
seven years of age, besides other rela-
tives to mourn her demise.
She was buried Monday at Ebeueza
the family burying ground, near ALA
Vile, and large assemblage Of sor-
rowing friends and relatives attended
her burial
The sympathies of all are extended
the bereaved ones in their troubles.
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few drops of oil of mace, and the re-
mainder distilled water, all of which is
allowed to stand for several weeks and
is then filtered through magnesia.
The myrica acris is only distant
relative in the family Of trees to the
ornamental tubbed bays which before
the war were shipped to this country
by the tens of thousands from Holland
and Belgium where their culture was
an important industry The trees are
grown from tiny cuttings carefully
rooted under bell glasses or in glass
cases, then set out in beds where dur.
ing the first season they grow from
three to five feet. They are not ready
for market. however, for five or six
years, during which time they are
trimmed and nurtured until they are
hardy and shapely."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-14
MOODY AWARDED CONTRACT
FOR RYLANOER BUILDING

w. G. Moody, the plumber, has re-
Gently secured the plumbing contract
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-14
COOLER AT NEW YORK;
TEMPERATURE Sc TODAY.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE oficial
at the weather bureau
here registered SO degrees at 6 a. m.
today Examination of weather re-
cords disclosed that never in the his
tory of the bureau has the tempera-
ture been so tow in New York City on
August 14th, as that registered today.
At 1870 this morning the temper
ature had risen to so degrees.
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fer the Americas Automobile Com
pany's new building, now nearing CONT
pletion.
The building being quite large one
it will require very extensive plumb
ing to thoroughly equip the structure.
Mr.. Moody expects to install the very
latest and best in the plumbing lire in
this new building.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-14
MRS. GARDNER DIED
At PLAINS SUNDAY

The remains of Mrs. R. l.. Gardner,
of Oglethorpe, passed through Amer
icus Monday afternoon, going to 0gle-
thorpe from Plains. Mrs. Gardner had
been at Plains for treatment for some
time past, and died Sunday afternoon.
The remains were buried in Ogle-
thorpe cemetery Monday afternoon, a
son of the deceased accompanying the
corpse from Plains to Oglethorpe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-14
MORTON TURNER GETS IN
RACE FOR SPEAKER NOW

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 14.-Another
member of the Georgia house of repre-
sentatives. has SHE'D his castor into
the ring as candidate for speaker
for the term of 1917-1S, the latest en-
try being Morton Turner. of Brooks
county, an able and popular young
lawyer who has identified himself with
some of the most important legislation
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-14
ENTERTAINED IN HONOR
OF PRETTY GUEST.

Misses Lila and Theone Webb en-
tertained their house guests, Misses
Marcella and Allene Williamson, Of
Americas, with swimming party at
Magnolia Springs, Friday. A picnic
dinner was enjoyed and late in the
afternoon swimming and dancing was
also enjoyed.
Those present were Misses Marcella
and Allene Williamson, Leila, Lila and
Theone Webb; Messrs. ]. c. Webb,
Terrell and Frank Webb.