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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14

Sober 9eHihe iOMr oas 8arserredt Der geredgten Gtaaien eruer'
ben nm in biekr ahrmiiben 5dt bel alien NSaben in Der Gage 5n Ien,
am Sfmmfefen abr @plfsbertreter nnb BelekesDOrIagen feline Weinang
aas5RDraden. Sn IebrnSfa beredhgt aber fdOu bs erte Burger
papie, iolange ~ Bhlhg 1T, Snm GhmmeR BET u4cn WaBlen. Vile
prien4 Eapierc, Die Dor benz "a. September 1906 aaseefeat Durben, Rnb
Gdrk in Strait, bas ieSes critic gargrrpapier, bS mbr ais Feben Sabre
alt M uihtig uHb nHgAHis mn6t Sober, Der eu iolbes critics Bhraer'
paptr beftt, bas aHp lett benz n. Sept. 1905 ansgehtat mnrbe NIB mer
ais heben Sabre alt III, mnh mieOer BON borne Gnfnngcn nn6 HpdmaIs fem
erits girgcrpapier 6eransnebmeu. 9ne llnaune6mIthtdt fam man Fd
ibo6 erfpnren, msnn man Ds smeite Shrserpaper beransnimmt
beOr bas erhe is6en SATIRE at. SObab oas eMe gapicr suei Sabre alt
IN, fam man @ppII0ion fur bas 5peie 1apir MAIDEN. 9as trne
Die Geba6r betrdst 6oh eineu Dollar. Sober 0sutide fulte fh belief.
kiaen, has Suete Sapnr 81 cnGngen, nm buaberedrigter Birger an
berSeu. 3a 60 inner I@Wieiger ur0, ben @pFbeoingnugeu sAr Gr.
lanaRug beseben RadSufpmmen, lit ourd AnfdHb ndts 5u geminueu.
aud miro iber tmrs Ober lang UieOer Der &eriHd gemadt UcrOen (nnb
CT mag geltnaenl, 6euieHigen, Die MIR has ere gnrgerpapnr baben,
has Gttmmredt 81 ent3ebeu. Gs 1T G9rcnpfiht eies ieben 9eutdeu,
id Sns Stmm' nO Sarserrett 5a peri1affen, os lhulOet CT Fa leHh,
itiHr 6amilie nnO benz Situate.
Sir bic 9entfdeH in SOmgIas gpantb.
Sober 9eHfhe, Der BON einem auberen ipeh, bdh CT nod feH ghraer-
pppir hat, ioatc i'm aafmerfnm MAIDEN, 6as erfe 8aper berGnssnue4.
omaha DirO Der 3~lrittGlert III bren6 Siefer &o6 feline Of
fn ieSen AbenO ofen BaIten, bamit ieber, obne feue Arbet berfaamen
81 mineH, bas glrgrpapfer erbaAen fam. User In Der RrimGrUaBl
immen nil, mnR lid n d ~WGlreHb biefey 8 o d { NIT sinem
SRrecrpapter DeHcben, bonn bic leseH Oreifis Sage Dor elmer &abL aNd
BON Rdlften Dtuntag on, gebeu bic Weuhe tdu gargerpapier ans. Sober
geuOtner BON Cmaha, Der chen ien 8argerpapier cr9alten bat, dhr Der
ienn GObHFh lett Der letha Aabl ~berdnoert bat, mnF fd in Der Gfns|
iimmeu. and ieSr, Der biesmal in Der 8rimiruabI fir cine aRoerc
8arte fimmen UI, ais er frlAer getimmt 9t muh beim 8a6lapm.
minar TIM EDurtbaas ielae Observation-Disclosures ~abdnbern laien.
9rr Bail S~tiHpeuoer, Elm Senh1er in Der Office hes GOanhs
aHmOlts, lit gernc 6erdtt 9enfAen, bic i'd an iH ueuben, bel Der Gr
lanGnng Osn SRrserpGperen beRalfid sa fsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
aus B(oomGe(O!

IS. Mdr3 1916.
Gam Steiner mar Iegte 4oGp be.
jiiglih zines Angenleioeus in Oma.
ha, UNI einen oortIgeu 4r5t gu fon-
ialtieren.
arhie McgaIlum bat Iih NIT
Bertha SEMEN, Der 1lteiten 9odter
bon Anoreas Senieri, Der 7 MeiIcn
norbpeltIih BON Der Staot nobnt,
perbciratet. Die Grninmg rpllroe In
benz broiiteItrrlihen 9auie Don ga.
ltor Houea p~oIl5osen.
Die BoutiIie 5ranf Otto lit BON
GppbHs beimaeiuft mor0en. 6rni
Otto IND 5mei ain6er Iiegen trart
Darnie0er. 5br 9nltano ioa BE.
iorsnis erregen. Gin SpesiaIiit Don
SioAr GitD lit an ibrer Geite.
@nitab 8abe bon 4iderfs. Sd.,
gigeHtiiuIer Der aIten Goie45orm.
If nit Teinem Sdpiegeriobn unO
0eiIen 5reunb Gtruie BON gbicago
bier. Die bei6en lekieren moael
aahe's Barm 6eiuirtIdniten.
Seinrid 9oIpp mo @ilbeIm
aumm into Gpfer Der Snfluen5a.
9eipe fino ieSod sur 9eit nnieres
6dreibens DIeoer 0nf Der 8eiie-
rtfng.
Peter Rreub bon Geribner. Rebr.,
III bel 6relin0en in BLOOMFIELD 5a
Bend.
Saigo, Der pieridbrige Gobn bon
Otto altlfrm IN e0eu 8aaep, tpuroe
am lesten Eonnt0g in benz geHnnfi.
ten Grte bearobeH. Gnngenfebel
rattle ben ihoHen fleirlen Snngen
oct Die Grest0e ieiner g[tern mi
@robeItern mar, oobin. 8iIbeIm
Sunni in 8loemfieI0 mar Der @rob.
batter 6es BerItortenen. Die 5nbI.I
reiaen 5reliH0e Ipmpatbiiieren nit
ben beimgeiadteH elteru IN ibrem
tiefeH S6merSe.
8ihter Barge reiite am letter
Snmstag nod $osfins, 9eb., I'M
ieiHem Gobne Serbert eiuen &c.
Iuh nb5uftaftgn.
0BG ZuIAtIhhH8 MT z JtHft
areu5 bot eineH erfreuTiden Sort.
idlritt geHI0df. Gina $500 fin0
bon lieben giften DeffidleH. oie ibr
cites 8dfetInno in Der 9eit Der Hot
mfo oes grobten aiLer ieiner 91mpI
Hidt in Stide IaIfen iueIen. freu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14

idiff bnuten unO oamit aud bier
mebrere Aufitiege mlternnbmen.
5pdtar erfanoen iie mebrere Nero.
plane oerihieoener a~onitrllftiou
aud 0ieie ipurben gum gr6Bteu
Eel in Omaha gebaut, obne oab oas
bieitge 9aIbtitum cine 4buung 6u.
bon batten.
Ginrr Der grilSer, SER Gbas.
g~aDsborfer, Der Dor etlifen 20 Sab
rem ieIbit far Die ~&ribilne" arbei.
tete, bat nun ieiue gal1ae aufmert.
ianteit nuf ben 9du bon Stigma.
idinen getpan0t mo befiubet iid)
iest in 5odionpiGe. 6lo.. mo or i'm
auftrnge oes Ser. Staaten ariegs.
miuiItcriums. bas iid fiir feline nell.
cite Mlaidiue iebr iatereiiiert, gro.
6eftige unternimmt.
Serr 3. 8op50orier, Der Die Ser.
iteaun9 Der Sparfpluas leitet, lit
gerne bereit. interefiierten gerloncn
nabere auffIarung ii6er lclbige 81
geben. Gs piroe lih fir ieoen
automObiGtefiser e~npfeblen NIT
Serru o. gonsoorfer be5il9Iid Ser
gnt5anOer Gufiprade 81 nebnlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
ORrRlmtige amld6ten
i6et prO6i6itiOnStrag

Sol. Sobn @. gaaber bon Gin.
colin Elm aid ilber bic @ren5en
gtebrasfas binnus mobLbefanater
@eiadftsulnnn nno 4oIitifer, bat an
u. e. EbnmpioH ben 8orIiser Der
gAebrosEn 3rn G~e0eration~ Ruu0
Oer 9rodetler bon gtebrosfn) einat
offenen Brief geridtd. NORM &c
fnnpb ullD fidr feline griirtoe oar.
Iegf. mesbolb e. nimt fir gro.
bibition eintreten Tonne. Ger 9m1.
bo 1rlbiirle moht es 8ergniigm,
oie bortreffIiaen argurnenfe ibren
2eiern ii 1eutiner ueberietuna az
n~rterbreiten. Der Brief Loutet:
4s5reunO 5bompfonI Shr S1rei.
BEN norm sic mid Inn eiHen gei.
trdg fit Die ErodenIegltng 9ebrns.
fn's erInderl, babe id erboItan. Sd
farm 3breip Griunen nidt nadfonl.
Hpn un0 m5dte eiHlge penige @riui.
be 0ofar 0nrIagen: a@enn es Fid
nm BITE Grnee bonoeIn nitr0e, Oh
Gin menih m1Eia n0er nnm1Ria fem
Iou, pilroe iDobI nieuIarl0 ben 2d-
rem Die feine SHUTTER inn n1itgab. 10
ltntreu meroen, Dab er fir uHmabia
felt ~eintrete4 f6nHfe. aber 5ie Sra.
ae, iiber 0ie bier 0bseltimmt merocH
jeff bsrHbrt niSt bic RaBisfsitsiose
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
9e6rd0Rr BaDS0Orter
u. l0r grtilOun9Sgela!

es lit IN unierer StaOt nod ne.
Mig befannt, oaB Die 9ebrii0er Bars.
oorfer, bic an Der 9ter0 Is. SfraBe
cine Meparaturs gSerfitdtte fir auto.
mobil Magnetos betreibeH, einen
SportpIug (Gnt3iinber) fir aato.
mobile mo GaIoliH.g laifinen er.
iniOen BADEN, Der Don Den beroor.
rngeHoiten Medanifern ais oas Bette
ieiner art be5eihnet nir6. 8iele
Sparfpill8s terminoern ben glet.
Notwithstanding bel alttomobiIen
Oerartig, oob Is m0gIid lit, Elm
anto mt elmer ein3igen Sroden.
6otterie fir cine game Sniiou in
gerieb 81 balten, tpofir man BET
cen alien Sportplngs minoeitens A,
er0btenteils 1ber 6 grDdenbntterien
benotiete. auh Der Bafolinsger.
FRAUD miro burh oieie tu~unoerboren
SparfpllDs UNI SO Bis 40 &ro5ent
geifnitten. o5ne bic 2eiitungsfdbig.
vi
teit Der Mtnifine ali beeiutrdftigen.
0os Union Eocific giienbobn@5p.
item 1T e5en I'M 8egriff, oiele
SparfpLIps an ibren fleineH sSn.
ipettionsrUagen aiis8uprobiereH, Hu0
bot iih iopeit Iobef0 nusgeIprohen.
10000 oieier Gnt5iinoer mir0en bis
T. 4
iest obne ieoe Refl0rne oerfnuff.
Gin Smaho @eihdft BAT ben @ebri.
bern 9aDsborfer eiflen sLnftrng fir
$4,000 Slid ioeben eineeIan0t nit
Dem 8eInerten bob fie I'M 2nufe
Sabres minoeItens 100000
su beiteaen seoelfen. Ole @ebriioer
9opsOorfer tparen md bieienigen,
oie ons erite IN Gmabd gebalite Cuff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14

rno 1T feline Hloraliide Graee. gs
bailoelt fi4 0drum eb bic GArdfab.
rung geuiiier BolseireauIationen
onrb bic Stantsregiertno fontrol.
lIert peroen ODER Den StaSten uno
0rtihaften nberlaiiet bIeiben Ioq,
ODER nidt. Sd bin nit benz Serial.
len nnierer Observation-Disclosures
0erielben 4nidt, Denn er ioate:
,unier sroBes 2orto lit in Stoaten
getelt oieie in Counties. OieIe tuie.
Der IN SODnibips, Crti6aten uilo
Gornfoften, 10 0aB ieoer fir ii6l
obgeiAlonene Ieil tua fam, mas i'm
elret a1lgebt ml0 mas er nlio better
tun fam, ais cine entlegene Auto.
ritdt."
sd eInube, ooB je6er tuahre
@merifoner bic 9intigfeit Oieieraus.
laiiung anerfennen ODER sod nift
beitreiten miro. ooB i'm lesten gn6e
TEN @eies itdrter lit nIs 6ns Bolts.
gefibl uno 0oB ieoes Geies. oos
ben 8erfauf BON geiitisen @etrdnfen
regnliereH ioa. Elm Je5ljaloa lit,
iDenn es init ben anlidten Ser betr.
@eneiuidaft nidt iberetnainrmt.
gern0e wie 0as Anti-3 ioarettenneiek
Elm 5ehlidlag 1T. 5olte @eIese *.
pedeH 9erodtune fir Die autoritdt,
bon Der tie ousaehen.
~8sle Qroblbitisnilten tiI6en Iid
EN-, Dos einaiee rirflih prohibitions.
feinoIIhe Clement ieien Die iegert
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14

Dig ge5eidnet poroen. gle, Die
ihon friiber aege6en bnben, baber
0amit ge8eigt, DAP fie 6as Ser5 oui
benz redten Sled ba6en nno oes al
Ten 0aterIanbes fpiiroig ith0. Ger
Geutihe, Der in oieiem 2auoe fir
oas 2aro ieiter @eburt eintritt, re.
pr1ientierf ben beiten @iirger ultO
gebort 5u oet MenIhen, oeneu man
feline aftung uno Siebe nift Der.
iagen fam.
0as ifon Iebtes MoI nnaefiiu.
eigte 9beoterfpieI Cheerful 2iar"
batte etnen groBen Grfolg. las 1T
nm 10 mebr 5u piir0igen, aIs Die
Reriouen, bic oas Stld auIiabrten,
taIentnoqe iulge 2eiite Der 9taot
tparen. Shire einiibung fano utter
Der seituns bon Grau 81. Q. ..
aoLar ltntt.
2ie 5riiblingsferien Der Sofidu.
lie tueroen am 81. Rdr5 Beginner.
2as Acknowledgements Der 5rdu
Senrietto 8isping fano ON 2. M1r3
ltatt. Gie Observation-Disclosures muir,
Sen in Der fntboliihen ct. gnorep.
Stride bon aeo. Sobn Meglamara
a~bgebaEteR.
emil tlehTins uno 6amiIie bon
Weooom @rce, Nebr., lit BEL
6rcunoen uHS gefannten in Bloom.
iielo gum gciud.
Der Sugeuooerein Der 7reifalti8.
teits sairde bate iiingit cine Der.
iotumEung. in Der Elm @tie6 oes Ger.
ems einen intereiianteu 8ortral
iiber Die Niagara 5ans belt. glud)
@eiane uno RiaHouortra9e per.
idonteu ben Rohmittag.
6. %. Sdnls. Elm Safbbruoer
bes gargermelters S. %. 99iaips
pom genter, Colo. 1T bier au Sc.
iuh uno miro nod etrua einen Mlo.
nat bIeibeu,
.gdt g8olfe fjuo nnf elmer meite.
rem aSagb geihoffen fporoeu.
go. @eia0l0 febrfe am 9festag
non ieiner geIadftsreiie mad gbi.
cago 5liriid.
Ger oefIamotoriihe @ettitreit
Der SoAidule miro am IA. @dr5
ItaffIin0en. Ter Sie9er miro Die
SdnIe In Dem Mettitrett oes 81.
itrifts pertretan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
9enfde NIB siterreidiide Bot.

&tAAi"JA Aa@ etNA ffi~5N fNFs
lie ndditen neitraIen 9nmpfer.
Die goitindeu fir geutidIano uuo
Deferred. llnaarn mitnebmen, iino,
ab Rem Dorf:
f6. Mdr3 - Gampfer 1Senie
SIob@ mad aopenbagen.
%. R6r5 - Gompfer .llHiteO
States@ mad aopenb1seH.
30. Mar5-gnmpFer .Gsenr g.
nnh aepenbegea.
I. Aprif - GompFer sgergens.
poro4 mad Ghriitionin.
gs 1T netipenbig, 6en Wameu 6eg
efrefFenSen gampfers ercb mo
oertEid arF Dem gripFrmidfaq all
teruerfcn. Se0er Brief iuGte 0sr.
art marfiert ipcroen, 6a ar TonIt
pie1eidJt auf n~etltrnIen 9ambfern
~bef0r0ert miro. bic engTif1e Sdieu
anIanfeH, mo mas bic Serren GHa.
Ldn0er mt Bot tnH. tDeIhe iIr ibrr
5einoe beitimmt iiu6, Ueib man ia
sur @eniige.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
Der 9tGfsfOnOl

Don $erra Gris 9oIpp, S6os.
meiiter 0eS Mebrosfn ShIfsfonos,
gingen Der Tribiine Die nohfoIaen.
ben @rieFe Silr @eroffentIidune 0u,
Die Seigen, oaB bnei tueitere an.
iebnIiGe Deitrdee fir bic Griegs.
n~otIeioenben eingeIoufen iiu6:
3aittngs, Nebr., 3. Mdr3 1916.
@eebrter SER 8olppl
auf @eranlaiinne beg 9ebrosta
acknowledgements bat Der Grauen-
berein Der ct. Bouls @emeinoe in
.Snitir1s fi@ an bic 9lrbeit beeeben
un6 nit Dem Gommeln firs Hote
&reu5 begonnen.
8ir batten iDobI mebr geleiitet,
Oo6 on uniere @emeinOe cine neue
Stride bout. oeren Soften itf nuf
$4,000 nit @inriftnng b~elaufen
10 sebt eS ttlpns langlam. 0oh
tonHeu mir Sbnen beute eine 9nHf.
anueiiung iiber 1886 8ufommen
laiien. Ole @eber iinO fOIasaoe 9er.
ionen:
cN -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14

0ofofd. Cine BON 80 @iireerH
untcrseidsr.e petition 1T BET BEN
Staotclert regiItriert moroen, tDeld)s
bcontragt, ooB bel ben StaOtDnbIer
am 4. april onriiber obgeitimni
nerOen fol-, Oh Die Stobt rtroden'
bletbeu ioa ODER nidt. Sci Der lett
iGbriaen BabI trusen Die Probibitt
oniIten nit gerinaer Mebfbeit ben
Siee oabon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14

Grano Sslnnb. giebr. TO. 9lar3.
9errn 6ris 8olpp,
SerIbner Qebr.
einIiegero bite finoen Sic an.
iDeiiung fir $321.58. pelde Suntme
Der Hoten arels Committing beige.
figt meroen iol.
8emerfen modte ih nod 0oB bon
unierem 8losoeutIden gerein bic
Summe bon $4,000 9ier5u gegeben
it, $1,000 iiuo er3ieIt ourd Die 4n.
iprahe. 0te Serr Soreu3en bon Der
6oro 6rieoenspartei uns belt. lie
SfeOe mar gut. Ger @eit oieier
1T bon ein3elnen 8eitrdgen.
SoifeHtlih uer0en Sic 6a3u Ieben,
DAP bteie tleiue Summe iobal0 uie
moglia ben 8eitimmmgsort errei.
Gen miro, oa 0as @el0 unbeoin1t
gut berpertat meroen fam.
Wiit 6etttiAem GRUB
39eo0ore Shdumann,
Shasmeiiter Oes 0rtsperban0es.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14

un0 bic grohibitionsiruge aus
I'm ibre perlonli1en Snterei.
len 81 for6ern, ME lie friiber nit
grauereien un0 .Qiquor-S ntereifen@
$ano in Sono ginseu aa0 0eren
moroIiihe nn0 finanSieae uHter
itlsung senOiien.
SDW ftene HElBs 81 EUtIIfus 1db
sic Boriiser oes nBerbaroes Der
3rodenen@ line, neil id Sic femme
iiilo Deib, odb 0aourA cine groB.
aampnane eeiidsrt mir6. $50.
nut id ber6Ieibe Shr mffridJtieer
Grenno Sobn g.. 9lnber."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14

Horfolf. @iaiam z Hsdrner bon
Tafota Gitp. iriihercr gunoesmnr.
idol. bot ff nIs repHbIifaniiher
fiir aongrebma1m rom 3.
DIitrItt con Rebrasfa dneefinoigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14
9eutlde erDerbct BAG Sirgerrrdtl

Ser nod ten @arerpapir bat mAE e. Dor benz is. Wdrs erIanstn,
ueMn e. IN Der @rim6rw0tI am Is, apHI fimmsn mill.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14

ONTNFNIttFt sstssttsFsYFOtHD
Bite in Der GdgIihen Omaha
&ribaHe 81 Deroffeutliden.
Gruu St aut
6rau Seppter.
6rau ReieE
aomitee.
OrnnA Galnnh a1e6r tn a11ra
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-14

a8b aud biiiiger 9obn bic grwiOe.
rung Der 6nnatifer nui oieie 4nlidt
Iein mag. Der geredt oeHfen0e
Mann miro bic Gotfa6en pra.
fen. or nirD ertennen. DeB bic
WedGte, Die oes 0adbars GigentHnl
bente 5erit0retb morsen ieine eieene
3abe Dernidten nl0gen.
Dies, GER Gbompion. iin0 emf.
&c weniae @riu0e. tDarum i9 8u
Shrem o9erbouDe Der Erodenea~
midts beilteuern fam. Sd Jude
feinen 5treit NIT Den euten 2euter.
Die Dirtli9 in Der @robibition oos
Seilmittel fir ole nebeL ieben. 81.
les. mas i'd BON ibnea perIdnge, 1T,
0oB Ire meme aniidten uno Die mel.
aer @eiinuungseenolIen gleihermeile
odten. es 1T nidt reft bon Den
grobbitoniiten 6nb tie, Die lie es
10 gerne hin, ole ibre @egner oIs
gSol0linge Der 9rouereien~ biHitel
len. Die unter aortroae Der y2iquor.
5ntereiien" DorgebeIl. Sir beiDe ten-
men uns lett einen 9ierteliobrbuil.
bert ua0 id brmade Shnen poBl nift
81 neriidern, 0ab meIne AHiidteH
ourh Die s2iquor. ~SntereTen" nift
beeirftukt Der1en ed fese s1rutiss
Dab oieie nit meireH Aniidfeu Hber.
eiHitimmeH neil iie finmnSiea in.
tereiiiert itno. eeraoe ME Sbrr Or.
eaniiation 2eute IN ibren Heihen
haben miro bic nit Sbneu iiber
ei~nitiHrulen, bic absr TenragDgsa
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-08-11
MONEY AND WORK
TO BUILD ROADS
NOT so MUCH A QUESTION OF
THE LAW, SAYS MEMBER
OF COMMITTEE.

At the meeting of the committee to
draft amendments to the existing road
law held on Monday, 1t developed that
there were nearly as many ideas about
what road law should be as there
we're members Of the committee and
now comes the task of harmonizing
and adjusting the different views.
Too much stress altogether, is placed
upon the road law" said a member Of
me committee. There are altogether
100 many people who believe that
roads can be constructed by laws. On
ue contrary, it takes money and labor,
q good deal of both to make roads.
one can take the present law, or any
road law, use a good deal Of honest
aoor and spend a hundred dollars a
nile in good money and have splendid
roads. People who are always talking
'Oout a law. or this law or that law,
the other law, seldom are found
'Olng much work with either their
wagons or their laborers on the high
'sys, Somehow they just win regard
sO'ernment as q benevolent father.
MO will lovingly confer from his
county, most any blessing that may b
"ked fer, seemingly ignorant Of the
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MELON SHIPMENT
OVER TWO AND HALF
CAR 10, Us Pr DAY
F., BUSY SCENES ABOUT THE PACK
!. ING PLANT OF CULLEokA
PRODUCE co.
CROP WILL Be DISAPPOINTING
UnfavorabIe Seasons Cause Rejection
, OF an Unusually Large Proportion
OF The canteloupes Brought to the
Market.

Although the Culleoka Produce COM
pany is shipping an average of two
and half cars of canteloupes day
End scenes about the railroad station
at CulIeoka are about as busy as any
ITO be found in the county, over thirty
men and boys being employed in pack
ing melons, the canteloupe crop of the
county is going to be distinct dis
appointment. Instead of hundred
car loads of marketable melons, 1t IS
probable that the number will be less
than half that estimate.
The yield has been fine, wagon after
wagon load are coming to the shipping
point that go out under rigid inspec-
ton. Weather conditions were alto.
gether unfavorable for the proper de-
velopment and maturity of the cante-
loupes. There was altogether too
much rain followed by three weeks Of
hot sun that baked and did not prop
erly ripen the melons. Sometimes a
whole wagon load of good looking mel
ons must be rejected upon the exam
nation.
Nevertheless, owing to the immense
acreage the average daily shipments
are the largest known in the history of
the industry and not less than fifteen
cars will go to market this week. The
cars average about 800 crates, SO that
means more than 10000 crates. About
four.ffths Of the shipments are by
freight in refrigerator cars and the
others go by express.
Returns have been received from
only the first shipments and from pres.
ent indications the receipts from this
weeks shipments will be good, al
though the market on canteloupes is
always more or less cratic.
At one time on Wednesday there
we're no less than fourteen two-horse
wagons loaded with melons waiting
at the packing house of the Culleoka
Produce company to be unloaded.
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FOR CONSOLIDATION
OF SCHOOLS FIRST
DISTRICT COUNTY
EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO AID.
JUST DIFFERENCES At GREEN
FIELD BEND.
BOARD TO fINO A LOCATION
Members VIII Make a Personal In
spection Of the Territory to Be
Served by the Proposed School on
Next Tuesday-Citlzens to Meet.

In an effort to consolidate the
schools at Greenfield Bend and Kettle
Mills in the first district, the mem
bers of the county board Of education,
Chairman R. NJ Moore, w. ]. Russell,
c. A. Ross, ]. A. Mcknight and A. l..
Derryberry, together with County
Superintendent John P. Graham, will
so to the territory to be served by
the school and attempt to find a loca-
ton that will be agreeable to all
patrons, or at least to a large major
ity.
The consolidation of these schools
was ordered year ago by the board
conditioned upon the citizens interest
ed being able to agree upon loca-
ton. Repeated efforts have been
made by the people of that section to
reach a common understanding but
the two sites favored are about one.
third Of mile distant from each
other. One side will not subscribe
to the building funds unless a parti.
cular location is agreed upon in ad.
vance and a somewhat similar atti.
tude is characteristic of the other
side.
Members Of the board Of education
are exceedingly anxious to consoli
date these schools. They have been
assured that for a $4,000 building the
kind that it is proposed to erect, they
can get $1,000 from the state fund
II the citizens will subscribe $4,000
the county can thereby get a $4,000
building at cost Of $1,000 and it il
believed that when the members gc
upon the ground, get the citizens to
gether and talk the whole matter
over face to face that a common
understanding that will bring harmony
will be reached
A $4,000 school in this section, one
OF the richest in the county, bu
somewhat isolated by the river, would
do much for its educational interest.
and would be a valuable factor IL
every respect. Several of the citizen.
of that section, awake to the import
ance Of the matter, are doing all they
can to adjust differences. On mex
Tuesday there will be big meeting
Of all the citizens interested with tn,
toard.
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MAURY COUNTIAN
GOES TO REWARD
COL. w. w. FOLSOM, VETERAN
EDITOR OF ARKANSAS,
IS DEAD.

Col. w. w. Folsom, veteran editor
of Hope (Ark) Gazette, died recently
at his home in Hope, at the age OF
eighty years. He was a son of Maury
county, having left here about thirty
years ago. He was member of the
Sixth Tennessee regiment of the Con
federate army. He was a prominent
figure in Arkansas journalism and was
once president of the state press as
ISOLATION. He was married to Miss
VOORHEES,, daughter Of the late Col
Milt VOORHEES,, Of this county.
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AGREES WITH THE
COURTS DELISION
SHERIFF GRIFFIN HAS ALWAYS
HAD THAT CONCEPTION OF
HIS DUTIES.

Insofar as the supreme courts
opinion that the duties of the sheriffs
are not merely to serve process is
concerned, that has always been my
conception Of the Office" said Sheriff
J. Walter Griffin, recently unanimous
ly reelected for a second term, this
morning. 81 have always acted upon
the idea that the sheriff's duty was to
apprehend all violators of the law
whenever and wherever he could.
have sought the cooperation Of the
people upon this idea, for without
their assistance It is difficult for the
best intentioned officer in the world
to wholly succeed"
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NEGRO SETTING
FIRE TO BARN
FRANK BAILEY, CAPTURED IN
ALABAMA, is TAKEN to-
FAYETTEVILLE.

FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, Aug. A.
Frank Bailey, colored, suspected Of
having fired large barn on the stock
farm of R. A. Conger, near Fayette-
vile, was captured Thursday in Hunts
vile and returned to this place by
Deputy Bates. He is lodged in jail
upon two counts-arson and grand
larceny. When caught he was trying
to dispose Of valuable mare known
to belong to Mr.. Conger.
The barn was burned about mid
night Monday night, together with a
mule, thirty tons of hay, some wheat
and corn, making loss of about ST.
500, with $500 insurance.
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BIG MEETING OF
KNIGHTS PYTHIAS
CONVENTION OF THIS DISTRICT
WILL BE HELD HERE ON
SEPT. is.

The regular meeting of Knights or
Pythias in Castle Hall Friday night
was made more interesting by the
presence of A. H. Hampson, Associate
Grand Keeper Of Records and Seals.
Plans were made for a District Con-
vention which will meet in Columbia
on Friday night, Sept Is. All the
Lodges in this District will be repre-
sented by delegates, and there viii be
plenty Of work and an all around good
time. Local members Of Phintias
Lodge No. 81 are being notified to oil
and trim their lamps for the occasion.