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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
CONTINUE CASE.

NeWs-Iimes Speci0l service:
ELKHART, Oct. LEN the city
court this morning Judge Lee heard
further arguments of attorneys in
the complaint filed by the city
against the c. s. b. & y. I. Electric
Railway CO., charging the use Of de-
fective wheels on the street cars.
Attorneys for defendant demanded
that the plaintiff make the charge
more specific. while the attorney Tor
the city said that the city's case
met with al the legal requirements.
The case was continued until tomor-
row forenoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
DEATHS.

Mrs. Elizabeth Loughner, SO years
old, a well known resident Of Wa
terford and vicinity for over 80
years, died at her residence. In
firmatives OF old age. was the cause
of her death.
Surviving are two daughters and
one son, John LOughner of Wa
terford.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Robert l. Baker, Goshen, Eliza
beth L. Wagner, Goshen.
Harold A. Wilson and Mary r.
Parks, both of Nappanee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16

Clay.
Councilman fifth ward - Ralph
Walters.
Peoples.
Clerk-W K Brown.
Treasurer-Elmer Hahn.
Councilman first ward - Calvin
Werner.
Councilman third ward - Ed.
Strope.
Councilman fifth ward - G.. A.
Whitmer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
BIRTHS.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Rollin Kelly.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs,
Ralph Goetz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-16
TWO TICKETS NAMED.

Two tickets have been nominated
at Wakarusa as follows.
Citizens.
Clerk-Harrison Lehman.
Treasurer-H. \. Bechtel
Councilman first ward - Irwin
Stump.
Councilman third ward 49, W. II.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
RUSAI LAIMEJA
RUMUN|JOJE.

Petrogradas. - Cional
oficialiai skclbiama, kad rr-
sal antpuOliu is vokieciu at
sieme Rumunijos miesta
Vadeni. Sitas miestas yra
rH Z myliu pietvakaruose
nuo Dunejans- miestessGa-
latz. Rusai dar tvirtina,
kad ten vOkieciams padary-
ia labai dideli nuOstOliai.
Rusai taipgi vokiecius is
muse is Gerleschi, palei upe
Rimnik. Bet paskui vokie-
CLAIMS atejusi pagelba il III
sal turGje pasitraukti atgal.
Berlyne pripazistama
smarkus rusu ir rumunu vi
sam Rumunijos Some uzpuo-
llmas. Teciau uzpuolimas
Iisur atmuSamas, iSGmus
Vadeni. Tenai prizes ne
skaitlingus .vOkiecius tirS-
ciausiOs rusu kOliumnOs
buve uzpuolusios. Todel vo>
kieciai buve. priversti pasi-
traukti atgal.
Londone tie rusu pasise-
kimai aiskinami tuomi, kad
ar kartais dalis vokieciu ka-
riuomen6s nebus pasiusta
Graikijos sonan. Jei taip,
tai Rumunijoje nuo to turo-
jc susilpneti vokieGill eil6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
ATMUsTAS RUSy w.
pU0LIMAS LIETUVOJE,

Berlynas. Siauriuosc
nlio SmOrgOncs rusai buve
uzpuole vOkieCius ir buve
net isiverze j apkasus. Te-
clau vokieciai uzpuolima at
muse. Rusai pasitraukda-
I'M music lauke palike daug
savuju kareiviu lavonu.
Is RvgOs SonO nera ziniu.
Tenai rusai kaip staiga pa
illo, taip dar staigiau kaz-
hllr If suzlugo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
PASIBA|GE MEKSIK0NU.
-AMER|k0Ny KoN-
FERENCUA.

New York. - Cionai pa
galiau pasibaigc mcksikonr-
-amerikonu konferencija,
kuriOje per 4 mcnesius dar-
buOtasi sutaikinti Mcksika
su Suv. Valstijomis. Tc-
ciau nepavyko tas atsiekti.
Suv. Valstiju atstovai pa
baigoje patarc prez. Wilso-
nui atSaukti veikianciaia
armija is Nbeksikos ir ton
salin pasiusti Suv. Valstiju
Taigi plesiku
vado villos gaudymas pa
sibaige tik vienais juokais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
1egyvuOja Lie
tuViSPer Am
ziuS!

Tarp platu, baltu laukp,
giliuose punynuose gludl
meilus lietuviski kaimai.
Pakrypusiuose nameliuose,
pro maza, apsalusi langeli
mes viduje dabar tepamaty-
SINE beveik tik vienas nu-
liudusias moteris, puspikius
vaikus, silpnucius senelius.
Vyro, to seimynos sulo, jau
treti meteliai nemato suru-
kusios -sios bakuzes sienos.
Gal jis jau uzmustas baisio-
ie kareje, gal vargsta sun
kioje nelaisveje, o gal brai-
dzioja Rusijos snieguose.
Daugelyj gi nameliu mes
neatrasime nei vieno gyvc
zmogaus. Placiabarzdzia1,
apsiginklave zmones pale
pc gyventojams sunaikinti
turta ir eiti j ju krasta.
,riiudnai kaukia dabar zie-
mos vejas kamine tu apleis-
tu manu-, rado cia sau patio
gia vieta tik zuikiai, pele-
dos, zvirbliai ir kit gyvu-
mai.
Val varginga lietuviu da-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
RUSM DEP0RIu0IA GA
LICUOS GYvENTOJUS.

Berlynas. = Kaip zinoma,
rusai tuli paeme dali Cali
cijos. COLOGNE Gazette" da
bar pranesa, kad rusai i:
ten deportuoja j Rusija vi
Sus vvrus nuO 10 ligi 40 me-
tn amziaus. Argi rusai ne
sltiki pasilaikyti ten ilgiau,
jvi ina aptuStinti krasta?
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
vOk|EC|Y LA|vAS NU-
STANDINGS AR PAEMES
APIE 25 ANCL|J0S
LAIvUS.

Londonas. = Vokietijos
laivas-uzpuolikas, skraiduo-
lis "Vineta," pietiniam At
lantikO vandenyne nuskan-
dino arba apiplese apie %
Anglijos pirklybinius lai-
vus. Zinomas dalykas, di-
desne dalis tn laivu igulu
turejo zuti SUI savo laivais.
Is Buenos Aires, Argent
HOS, aptureta zinios, kad vo-
kieciu sitas skraiduolis-uz-
p'lolikas savO uzpuldineji-
mais esas pervirsijes visus
kitus tos rlSies vOkieciu
lalvus, kurie kares pradzio-
je' sejo tikra pragaisti jure-
Sc. Taigi sitas "Vineta"
negalis butt sulyginamas
nei SUI "Emden,' nei SUI
"Moewe" ir "Karlsruhe."
Nuskandinta ir apiplesta
Anglijos laivu, sulyg pasku-
tiniu ziniu. arti 100000 tonu
intilpimO.
Tais laivais Anglia is
pictines Americas gabenos.
galybes jaw, miltu, visokio
maistO IL arkliu. Tai visa
dalimis nuejo juriu dugnan
IL dalimis 'Vineta" pasi-
enc sau, kad tureti iStek-
1iaus tOlesniam savO pra>
gaistingajam darbui okea-
ne. y
sWT"
Cionai aprokuojama, kad
Anglijai ir jos talkininkems
"Vineta" yra padares j.
suvirS % milijonus doleriu
nuostoliu. Kadangi laivas-
-uzpuOlikas dar nesuimtas
ir nepadarytas jam galas,
tikima, jogci jis IL tolesniai
skraidys po vandenyna ir
padarys dar daug nuostoliu
Anglijai IT. SitOs talkinin-
kdms.
Keisciausia bet Stai kas:
kaip zinOma. Anglia yra
uzblokavusi Vokietijos pa
krascius. KOkia tatai ten
gall butt blokada, jei vokie-
ciu kares LAVAL per ja ne
patemytinai praplaukia ir
pasileidzia veikti pirate dar-
bns placiajam vandenyne.
Tai kaipgi galima isais-
knit tokia Anglijos bloka-
das Juk cia jau permaza
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
ANGLIA UzCROBIA
GARLAIvIUS,

Berlynas. = IS Christia-
nlJos pranesama, kad An
gllJa uzgrobe keturis dide-
lius Norvegijos garlaivius,
kokie buvo naujai padirbti
AnglijOje. Vienas garlaiviu
. 'Ringda" trrri 10000 tonu
intalpos. L. =
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
VOKIECIAI KERSIJA
FRANCUzAMS.

Berlynas.- s.-Francijos Wy
rlausybe parede visus pa
imtls nclaisven vokiecin
kareivtus pasiusti kares
laukan prie darby uzpaka-
lyj musiu liniju. Todel No-
kietijos vyl'iausybe prane-
Sa. kad jinai visus francuzus
nelaisvius pasiusianti tic
Siog i muSiu linijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
SUNAIKINTA 66 TALKI-
.AlAknLAkSTYIuNA.

Berlynas. Oficialiai
skelbiama, kad praeito
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18

cia matome 5 metu mer-
gyte Grazina Kodziute ir
paveiksla zinomo lietuviu
dailininko p. Jono Sileikos
Independence Park" Sis
brangus paveikslas dabar
isleidziamas islaimej jimui
lietuviu skyriuje Chicagos
jaunute tautiete labai daug
yriaus basare. Ypac il pa
$ del p. J. sileikos paveik-
daugiausiai piFkti tu seru.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
GRAIKUA NUSILEIDzIA
TALKININKAMS.

Londonas. Graikijos
vy11ausybe pO ministeriu
posedzio, kuriam pirminin-
kavo patsai karalius Kon-
stantinas, paskelbe, jogei il
nai srtinkanti ispildyti vi
sus talkininllu reikalavimus.
Apie tai tuojaus IL praneSta
visions talkininku pasiunti-
niams. Kas valanda laukia-
ma suimtu Atenuose visu
NenizelosO salininku palei-
dino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18

vicno zioplumo. Cia turi bu-
ii kas kita.
Is visako pasirodo, kad
palengva baigiasi Anglijos
tradicijinis vieSpatavimas
jurcse.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18

lis. Besirdis ir nepermal
daujamas likimas negaili
jiems savo asarotu maloniu.
Vargel:s nuolat mus ciu-
cluoja, prazuties smekla
nuolat kviecia mus j savo
glebi.
Daug jau iskentejo lietr-
viV tauta.
Per amzius kovesi il SUI
galingaisiais kryzeiviu ir
kardininku ordenais, pasek
mingai sulaike totoriu gar-
ju uzpludima, atreme dar-
ganorius slavus, nuolat spy
resi- prizes lenku nedorybes,
nenuslopino Lietuvos ne;
baisusis Muravjovas su sa
vo uzdraudimu spaudos, ka-
zulzts xastsav5uzis sir IT,,
neisdilde lietuvybes nei sun
ki lenko pono baudSiava.
Taigi simtmecius kente
lietuvis.
Simtmecius jis mate tik
didziausi varga, panieka,
skriaudas, nezmoniska prie-
spauda.
Bet minkstas, meilus ir
kantrus budas melinakio Pa
baltijos gyventojo viska is
kentejo.
ISKENTES JIS IR DA-
SARTINE KARE.
1skentes jis ia, neatsizvel-
giant nei i tai, kad Lietu-
vos budeliai kaip imanyda-
mi stengesi kuolabiausiai
sunaikinti lietuvio tevyne,
be reikalo degindami mie-
stus ir kaimus, zudydami
nekaltus gyventojus, vary
dami juos j svetima krasta.
Nors ir dabar lietuvio
rankos kraujuotos nuo ver-
gijos panciu, nors ir dabar
lis niekinamas ir marinamas
badu, bet lietuvis nepraso
dangaus atkersijimo ir dan
tbs sukandes, asaromis apsi-
lieies kantriai velka milzY-
niska vargu kryziu, tvirtai
tikedamas. kad kada nors
Golgotos kancios Wis ri pa
sibaigs, Lietuva is numiru-
siu prisikels ir jis bus liuo-
sas, laimingas, apsisvietes,
turtingas.
Galima vienu pluksnos
bruksniu isbraukti tautos
varda is pasaulio zemlapio,
bet sunku is Strides israuti
meile prigimtos sales. Pa
naikintas buvo ir Lietuvos
vardas, atimtos buvo nuo
musu ietuviskos kningos ir
laikrasciai, didziausi "obrc-
siteliai" seimininkavo Lie
tuvos mokyklose. Bet tos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
ITAL|JOS Wits IR
MORAL.

Rymas. - Italijos svieti-
mo minister's anadien kal-
bcdamas pazymejo, jogei
Italia nenuilstanciai dar-
buosis sujungti visas teritO-
rljas, apgyventas italu. ku-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18

11os dabar priklauso Austri-
Jai.
Nlsos Sails turf tokius pa
Gus norus. Bet ar galima
Juos reallzuoti, tai jau kitas
klausimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
sUS|RGES Won HIN
DENBURC.

Londonas. - Bcrlyno bir-
@oie pasklydo gandas, .jogei
susirges vokieciu generalio
Stabo virsininkas, fieldmar-
Salas Won Hindenburg.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18
D|DELIS SmuGIS ANGL|JAI JURES


visos nedoros priemones ne
isdilde lietuvyje CLAUS tau
tybes pajautimo, neisnaiki-
no 10 sirdyj meiles prie Ne
muno, prie tamsiu giriu,
prize Vytauto ir kitu didvy-
riu.
Uztat, privalome butt ISL
tikine, kad neisnaikins ga
jaus sermegiaus lietuvio ir
81 didzioji kare, kokios dar
nera buve nuo pat pasaulio
sutverimo. Teisybe, laba1
skaudzias zaizdas padare
Lietuvai sios >milziniskos
Europos skerdynes, bet
darbtsus, kantrus, doras ir
taupus ietuvis neleis savo
tautai prazuti, neatidHes
prieS lietAxi6kos 45l.ll 4!
vos. ei .s~a
Juk nesyki Lietuvos dan
gus raudonavo gaisru pa
svaistemis, nesyki musu oc-
icu turtai ejo DUMAS, bet su
laiku vel viskas atgimdavo.
Todel bukime tikri, kad at
gimsime ir dabar, kad atsta-
tysime is griuvesiu Lietuva
o nusausintos dirvos nuo
asaru ir kraujo bus dar der
lingesnes, dar meilesnes.
Tik, vyrai, pasibaigus ka-
rel visi kaip vienas nusi-
brauke asaras pulkime gy-
dyti suzeistos tevynes zaiz-
das. Savo meile, savo Il
sla, savo jiegas atiduokime
tuomet tam nelaimingajam
krastui, kuriame keletas
metu stauge nuozmioji ka-
res vesula. Darbo bus bega-
les, darbas bus sunkus ir uz-
tat prie 10 reikes visiems
prisideti: ir valstieciams, ir
miestelenams ir bajorams,
ir mokytojams, ir kunigams,
ir gydytojams, ir advoka-
tams, ir moksleivijai ir ap-
skritai visiems, visiems lie
tuviams.
Ir Lietuva bus atstatyta,
karos zaizdos bus sugydy-
tos.
Vel bus smagu Lietuvoje.
Vel rutu darzeliuose SUI
skambes dainos apie Brute
ir jos mylimaji, vel po visa
sali praplis simtai tukstan-
ciq laikrasciu ir kningu,
prasides veikimas didziuiu
Lietuvos draugiju.
Kas bus, kas nebus, bet
lietuvis neprazusi
Tegyvuoja jo istverme,
dora, meile tevu zemes!
Tegyvuoja per amzius!
Kaz. Gineitis
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-18

SruOdZlO mcncSlu VlSUOSe
karcs SOnuOsc vOkieciai su-
making 90 talkininku LAX
Stytuvus.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-16
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedferd's Black-Draught.

McDuii. va.-''i suffered for several
gears, SAYS Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker. q
his place, with sick headache. and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me to try
Tl1sdioTd's Black Dfaught, which did,
and iSAsiiid il 10 be the best family fnedi-
zine Tor young and old.
] keep Black Draughf on hand all the
hne nov, and when my children feel q
little bad, they ask me for dose, and Il
does them more good tfiaS any medicine
they ever tired.
We never have long SpeH of sick
ness IN our family, siIsce We commences
using Black DIsugh.."
ThedfoTd's Black ralrgf1t IS purely
vegetable. and has been found to fegls-
iaie weak Stonaclis, and digestion, re-
iieve indigestion. colo, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach. and similar
symptoms.
II has been in constant use fof more
Than 70 years, and has benefited more
t1an million people.
Your druggist sells ard recommends
Bkae&-Draugla. Prize oaiy &c. Get a
package To-day. NcTa
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-16
country could not hold back

country could not hold back
whatever they, themselves. may do.
All of which is wholly unnec-
essary and ont Of place at such
time and in such crisis. Ra-
Their, is it the better port Of pa
triotism,, right now. for no one
to try to force the presidents
hand. For patriotiep, sometimes,
consists Of something besides
wanting war, Or. bsin gwillins to
fight yourself.
Sometimes, it takes more cour-
age not to fight than to fight.
Which. however, does not necessa-
rily. mean too proud to hsht"-
maybe, not ready to fght.
President Wilson, undoubtedly
knows what he is about He has
information as to the situation
that no private citizen could pos
sibly have. He knows just what
is being done to cope with it
and just when we will be ready.
When that time comes, he may
be relied upon to act Nothing is
to be gained-on the contrary,
much may be lost-by acting be-
fore. Except, perhaps, to placate
the war spirit of the country;
which after all, isn't always the
spirit that has to carry cars TO
conclusion.
No doubt, every day that war
with Germany is deferred sees
this country just that much better
prepared for it when it does come
as come it must. Then, why not
be just little patient? Blow
off your surplus patriotism, If
YOU must-but thank God there
are cooler heads at the hedm.
The better part of patriotism
right now is TO back up" the
president; but that means to
back him up in getting ready for
war as well as in making the war
when the time comes.
Don't try to force the Presi-
cents hand. It's a waste OF time,
anyway; for he has head Of his
Cwn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-16
EX- PRESIDENT TAFT READY
FOR TOUR OF SOUTH AND IVES

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March lex
President William Howard Taft is busy
at his home here today outlining the
speeches he will deliver on his Paul
Revere" ride through the South and
West beginning next Wednesday to
awaken the spirit of preparedness and
patriotism in the people of those sec
tons
DR.. Taft will leave here the first Of
the week and go to Richmond Va, for
his first speech Wednesday night. He
will speak in Greensboro, N. c., March
%; Atlanta, March 90; Birmingham,
March "a; Nashville, March rs; Mem
phis. March rs and in the evening It
Little Rock. Ark; Dallas, March 81
Oklahoma City, March 2S and 20. DIR.
Taft will be in Chicago March 80 and
back here April l.
With the greatest reluctance" said
DR.. Taft today. Il have come to the
conclusion that we need compulsory
military training. We are now look
ing over the brink of hostilities with
some of the belligerents in this war
We could not have better proof of the
need of body of trained men in this
country at once"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-16
Sedb0dfd Air Line
The Progressive Railway Of the S0utI

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Inns. Savannah, Columbia, Richmond,
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5s11 p m
Leave Americas for Richland, At
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on Trains 10 and 14-erriying Americas
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Sleeping car leaving Tor Savannah 81
ESQ q. m, will beeopen for passengery
at f1:4e p. N.
For further information apply TO H.
P. Everett, Local Agent, Americus,
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savannah. Ca: C. p ~4. 9. r. A,
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THE SKILLED MAN.

Several thousand people in Ameri-
Gus Wednesday night heard the inter
esting address of Vice-President Mar
shall from the balcony of the Windsor
hotel. Besides his eloquent and de-
served tribute to the rights of the peo-
pie and the republican form of gov
srnment. came his praise Of President
Wilson. Mr.. Marshall led up to his
words of confidence in the president
through a series of striking examples
as to the practicability of skilled la
Dor. In questions of international az
fairs, the Vice President insisted that
Mr.. Wilson was the skilled American
row handling the situation, and that ne
felt secure in whatever judgement the
President might render.
That should be the view of every
American who is patriotic and honest
in his belief that America has honor
which will be preserved. One stands
on the street corners and in the hotel
lobby to hear dissertations on the mis-
takes of the president-and usually the
spokesman is living monument to the
failures of small things which he has
attempted.
If any paper in Georgia could be
styled as pro-German it was the Au-
gusta Chronicle before the thinner
mann note disclosures. But above all
Editor noyivs is an american wac
forsakes all things other than America
when his country is endangered. The
eommon-sense editorial from his pen
on THE Better Part Of Patriotism" is
herewith presented:
The expected has happened;
German submarine has sunk an
American ship With Americans on
board. And war with Germany is
Just one day-and one ship
nearer But there may be other
days and other ships before war is
actually declared.
When this startling announce
ment came yesterday there were
msny-as manufacturing for i'm
mediate action" The overt act
had come. they said. and this
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-16
The WHATGHlMA COLUMN
By George Martin


College.
College is an institution of learning
An institution of learning what? Oh
almost anything.
Ball of all kinds. for instance: High
foot, base, basket, hand and fancy
dress. = $3.50 4
+ College is where some youths go t.
study Broadway. These young men
return home at the end Of four or five
years, if at all, with the degree D. p
p, or Doctor Of. Drinks and Debts
They qualify by spending dads money
in large quantities. their days in bed
and their evenings in high collars and
low comedy, College for them is one
grand round of toots and tutors.
Occasionally some oboslete person
goes to college to get an education.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-16
ADIRU, NICHOLAS.

Suddenly the news broke of troubles
in Russia, that is. discomfort of a ser
ious form. The climax came with the
announcement late yesterday that the
Russian Emperor had abdicated his
throne.
The first intelligence of recent strife
IN the land of the great White Bear
was received through Berlin and
Stockholm, the first mentioned Pace
eng the seat of war against the Rus
sian Empire, while Stockholm is the
capital of a neutral nation, leaning
more or less towards the Teutons
possibly because Of an army corps to
force this opinion The confirmation
of trouble comes by an announceme 1T
through London, the seat Of informa-
ton for the Entente Allies, that Gear
Nicholas has left the throne. The
great fault that the United States can
find in this instance is the fact that
The Entene has so far suppressed In
formation of this kind that sympathy is
weakening in many instances. Why
shouldn't London and Paris have given
the information, if it be true-for GER
talnly it would become known.
The passing of the Russian Emperor
is the first decided reaction in govern
ments since the war began. 1t is the
first instance where supreme authority
has been curtailed by the people. The
Russian Duma took possession of the
government because of a mandate to
dissolve, and it being one of the few
channels Of representation by the peo-
pie, they exercised the right of free
dom
There should be no decided effect
upon the outcome of the European war
because of the internal strife in Rus
STA Really, it should render the ma
ton more efficient, and certainly they
need it as the two and one-half years
Of the war will show The POSSIBLE
ties of a separate peace loom large, al
though it Is believed that the patriot
ism of Russia will demand that she
strengthen her war on the Teutons,
an enemy of civilization. Russia was
one of the first parties to the carnage
of Europe. Her main contributing
value has been through entertaining
the Teutons along the eastern from
tier, which is no easy job for that
matter.
Nicholas has passed from among the
ruling crowns. Why shouldn't the
Kaiser be next?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-03-16

In the midst of all this tumult At
home and abroad, We arise to inquire
II Washington intends TO appoint a
Judge for the federal court of the
southern Georgia district? 1t was os-
borne once; then West; maybe Fielder,
and along comes whipple. Really, it
seems that things are rather unceF-
tain. We still contend that the best
appointment which could possibly DC
made would be by the naming of
Judge q. A. Littlejoba Of the South
western circuit.