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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-01
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lit tin iberaiis dbDendelunasreifes
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Inie:igeitelt fporoer, Dobei StnStratbs.
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garfbeboroe SoH0 in Sano gearbeitet
baben.
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nm Santitag. Dem 2. SUM, ltatt uno
hir Die 9srmiitagsihn6en bat Serr
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reno ON Rahmittdg Die qSarflenunii.
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Gie SeitiDitdteH Beginner bereits
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800 Dorref trn6 9erren deficiencies
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leH seiidert bot, Irir6 6ann ,ur Sieas
iVin unb mi: Der 8ertbeiIlina bon
$4,000 Seeerenm Cones 'un6 10000
0uderitangen EesiHnen, Die bon Serrn
QhlIleu gsidRnft Hqlrben.
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Serr 6. 8. g}re6s BON Ger Qorffom.
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anna anippenberg, "a. IA Rul'
BERN StraBe; RierenIeiOen.
@tbeI @enbel, 90, 2141 IL. Ctr;
6er3lGbmung.
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Gig 6ofpitui; SebirnfbIae.
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4De.; 6erSleieeH.
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lap Strabe; Mds.nfrebs.
Sorub Gheesmon, 78, 4704 Gimp
ion abe.; 9ungen6nt3iinbung.
SHlia asmper, 8. 713 5reeman
4ps.; 6er3Ieiosn.
Seize Ultaer, %, 1914 9ebonon
Strube; RtsrenI.ihsn.
Nilliam NioHIon, 46, 800 Sim
Strabe; Rippenielsnt3iinbung
&atberins 6edmann, 81, 2022 Bur
net Nbs.; 9rebs.
SomIor 6obion, 80, $40 9ine
Strabe; Gehirnidlae.
Clara So6. 81, 1927 iyloriba 2loe.;
2ungeuent5iinblng.
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tn Strabe; Srsbs.
Gtneeld 8eIoI6mibt, 81, 3406 Go
leruin 2tps.; g}isrenIeiSen.
Sobn Saeobn Sr., 2151 Bernard
Strabs; 5uberiulpIe.
2rtbur Sobing, s, 1915 grice aDe.;
Sirnbauteu3iinouna.
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StraBe; 5er3leiSeu.
gOfpnrb 5otbergin, 36, 1923 gre.
men Strobe; 9eberosrbdrtuna.
Sreberit 8rsmer. "a, 1912 Stts
@pe.; 9uftr6breneHtsinbung.
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Dies NIB Ias.

- Sbeobcrs Rabsr & Bro 6a6en
seitsrn i'm Quftrcge bon Srau Ruro
u. Qm6lsr bas 5aus gto. 2406 Sbms
mss StraBe auf auttion fin S220O
on 5rau Uadrgdret .. Curtis perz
tduft.
- Die 9arttommifiion bat aeIteru
ouf Qniuhsn ben ObsrIt 9. 6. Su6z
Ter bonn Dritten NiIi3rsgiment qeTtats
tst, bob Or. Susb st. &noipleg an
Spurtae Ra6mittaa i'm @osn Bart
cine Reoe baIteu odrf, buth pelde
Retrutsn fir oas 7ritte Resiment gez
ponneu peroen iollsn.
Sm Bureau beg Staotratbg
cIerts S6neuers rssiitrirten fif NAB
reu Oss geitriysn suses ii6er 100 iun=
9e 2eute fiir ben tummenben Dienitua,
sumeiit 2eute bon auslu6rts, bic lire
Regiitrirunas'drtsn ra6 Der Seimat5
IeHoen miifen.
Shulfupsrintsnoent Or. gpns
oor BAT geitsrn uqe S5uIprinsipaIe
onsetpieien. bab am Wontae abeno
ale Sfulge6duoe fir patriotiT6e
9erIommIuugen, bic oIs 9or6ereituna
fir ben Regiitrirungstas oienen ioiz
len, sur 0erfiiguns ssiteut peroen
miiFen. gtubsr6em t6nnen aud am 5.
SUM. Dem Rs9if:rirlrn9stose p1trioz
tide 9sridmmlungsr in ben S6uIsu
obse5alter perren. qriHipale un5
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bentsu angstpieIsn porber, not teften
arGFfsn BEN Regtitriruugsbeomter an
bie Sunb 5u getsn. falls ihrs Sisnffe
eepiinidbt per6en.
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Stabttat5s nirS am Wontas gormiis
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JR ber Sdjipebe
,jt Sas getiabren seeen ben @eriidje'
ruHssnstntsn StnuIeb 9iseriielS
iussen anstblidler gSoit.
idjiuinoelsirn.

Bor 9unoestcmmliiidr atler purOc
eeilern Die 9erbonoInng gcgen ben
Seriberungangenteu Stanlep Dfeer.
iielO BON RorlDco6 begonnen, Der De.
'duiloigt ipiro Die Boit 3lt betriieeri.
idtn 3Deden benlist un0 Die s8eitern
X Sortbern SJniurence So. beribie.
oentiid begailnert 3u bnben, in0em er
iIt bic 9eriiderllngseelOer fir 9er-
icaen nusJablen Iieb, bic gar nid)t &c.
iiLrben IpareH.
fUnep GiliicioIn, naf) beiien oil.
sebliden ToS 9PeeriieIo bon Der Ser.
iiterimeseeielid)Git 81 .005.SG foaef.
tirt baben ioa, iuor geitern ols 9enge
,iigegeu, Inn uatBuUeiien, 6aB er
noh friit iino munter lit uno nidt,
luie Wecrf;eio brbnlrptet bntte, lei Ell.
nem llnfal ht 6oluu;u, Usi6., umge.
foruten lei, no er iibrigens ME in iei.
nem geben gepeian.
1onp SIg nuS isapette Roiennder
beiinoeten gleid,ians, onb iie nod on,
2ebcn ieier, itnseadtet Ger Gbatiodje,
SnB DieerfieIe lie ieiner 8eriiberiings,
aeieIlid)ait ols beritorben geneIbet
tatte Die 8erbanbluug rpllr6e mad,
ser 1ernehnunlg oieier j3eiaen bis
snm 3. Snni beritoben uno Meerfielo
mibte rieSer tinter SdIob unS Aic.
ee; DarSern, oa er ste perIanete 9iirg.
daft bon $1,000 nibt auftreiben
fonnie.
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Natftosserte.
Mn SUnIitas erbifnst bas spmpbsnie'
rraeiter bic Sniion i'm Gbm Rarf.

1ie Siiion Der garffemerte ipira
om Counting i'm Goen BarT bon ben,
CONNER Spntphcnie6rd)ciicr er0iiHei
irerhen. Die gar.beboree bat be3iigIif
Ser in BEN sSarfs itattfinbenoen Son.
Serte angeorbnet, oah selegeItiiib ic.
hes Sieier Gon5eite. aIs bieite Wrnr.
n:er, irnntitteIbar Dor Der 9anie, Sas
.Stor SpdngIeo ganrier" geIpieIi
lpernen ruiB.
1ds Qrosrinrni fir oas arnsert am
Scniitdg gsad,inittog i'm Chen pari
Iautet suie ioIgt:
Mari5-.S StarS ono Sfripesr !.
s.'','. .,.-.- Suuiu
Eiincrhire ,u .,BbeSre@ Waiicnet
Srpnipetenfplo (Niisoapdblt).
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gotpcnrri aus .aibd" !. .gerSi
Star SpangIco Banner ........
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Wnljer. .Gspnna" -. @ui6teiifei
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-01
almS Scm 9Jsnnisipalgeridt
Deaiider, Der ben Wnno nida baItsn
iunnts, rrHilt ifuere shafe.

Gu 30 9al.n Grbeitsbuus unS sis
net @eIbfirais uOn $50 ipurbe a.iieru
bsr As Sabre III, Mnr 6ads Don Ro.
PA @.ii Si'5tnis Strnb. ron Rid
kr SbisstI b,rartbsili. neil ,r am
Wittfpod abtro feline 3une, nid,t I'm
.3dur gebaltsn uno nit Isinsm
SsutIttbum aHS Isiner 8sesiiteruns
fir TsuiiblaHo g.pra6lt bate. Die
Semsritug.n res Saos batt.n ben
linpilI.n ets % Sabre aIt.n 5bcmns
SarriIon bon 10. 2520 Zine Strabe
ertegt unb elm, ioI,nns priiselsi, 6ei
ipslher 5nns ,sn aiirjersn 3cg. mar
bic ssplee. Die Aumbdttani.n puroen
i6Iieblih ron sinsm peIi,ift,n sss
ir.nnt unb fanesn sefietr Dor Rid
ter SpiegsI. 5obdIb Der Riht,r bic
Gin,.I5eitsn 0trnommsu bate, sntIisb
er Sarriirn uiht fiur Hraffrsi, ioHs
bern beIobt. isH fiji i,insn pntriotis.
mus, pGbrsHo .r 6ons gu 80 sng,u
.Arbeitshaus uno $50 nebit Rotten pers
urthsilte, nit BEN gsmsrttr, SaB
anbete gsrfor,a, pelde iit .iuss Gbns
Itten g.rs.hrs i6uIbis madtsn, Die
sleite Strnf, II attp6rtiesn bittsn.
Nlurrab 6. SIcbtr BON 90. 1913
Sdieb. abenue Der ipeeen gutomObiI.
raIsns, pessH -iidIidtsIpfen Jnbrsns
unb tpes,n ibitIitsn gtnstiffs Dor
Ri6tsr Spipsl ftonb. neil ,r Dor
etun bier WotNn ben 5erittensn poIis
siiien 2auman nn Der ahtsn Strabe
unb bsrmoTa ar.nut ii6er ben Sau.
fen esrarni bntsf IpI1, fpurb. tpessr
MutomobilraIsns nrb ipea.n tIdFittss
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-01
aim Ill. Saai
Birc Shubdintsiefretdr WrglOuO bit,
IN SHtrrefie Der 5reibeits.I .IaIeite
ipreden.

2out geitern ans 8aIbiMston eiitge.
trofenen gtadridten rpiro Sd)osnmts'
ietretar Wfe9lSoo auf ieiner aant.
bognereiie i'm S5rteteiie Der sSreibeits
4nIeibe nidt, Die uripriingIi6 beab.
iidt.9t, ain s. SSllni, ionSern am 1.
,Slui bier peiIen rlno cine Jie6t
balten
Nallt 6cn neueiten glrrongements
piio Serr DerSlooc am If. 2alni,
gfodnlittags I'M 3 ltbr % Otinuten
bier eintreifen un6 ncb ON ieIben
Abenb nm balls slp6lf ll6r Sic Ieii1
1aA Yitt5burg fortiesen. guber Dem
S6Jabamtsiefretar miro fier nuh nod,
WiItiam g. g. Sar6ing, ser @oltper,
reur ocS GSe6erll Reierbe goaro, bier
iprefen. Dl6gliteriuciie Mrs Serr
@!!fcsI6oo ntf oi2ier Reiie mub BON lei
rer Satin begl,itet ieir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-01

gramm, ba Iib bic &Iubs ouf Der
ReiIe Dom Often na9 bem Weiten be-
fanSsn, no lie bsute cine biertdetge
Serie onfan9en.
6eute Rabmittas erItes Spiel elmer
oiertdgtasn serie i'm bieIigen Rsolano
GieIo stpiiben unieren rRebs" unb
ben g9itpner rgrnbss". gls Bate
rie fir Cincinnati fteben S6lsu6er.-
5onsh unb TSdngsr Wtneo nuf bem
programm. Dos Spiel beginht UNI
3 llbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-01

tag bas Seiu6 tsr Cincinnati, Ieps
port e G0oington StrabenbahugeisGe
idaft I'm einen neuen Grsibrisf IN Grs
pGgung 5ieben. Die Sdneubsriebrsz
tOmmiiiion iu4ts gsiisrn burt ibren
Gnpalt Ri9ter j. e. Spiegsl bnrum
mad, bab Der @eIsnf8aft borldufig
tein 6rsibrief gstpGbrt tpsrbeu fOle,
bis bic SdnenOsrtsbrstommiIiion nit
osm Stabtrutb in Der anesIessnbeit
tonferirt babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-01

Strafpollitrsduno gspd5rt. Nit Be
sus uuf bic Gntlags psgeH tbdili6en
angriifs, oas hsibt DegeH bss angsbs
lihen -Rieosrr,unsns bes ppli3iitsn
ipuroe Glober euf isiu aHiuden ein
9sf6por,nenprujsB beiuiaigt.
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SrieHdFen.

Giu 9eier-9tae iungen 2eltie,
5ie am 3. 'Silni Sns 20 5obr ooIlenoet
ms oas 81. Suhr nod nidt erreidt
baben nriiier i'd reaiitriren, gIeid.
oieI Oh ite girger iino oSer nidJt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-01

iainmluns bes Deutia.9lmeritanii6en
Staotpcrbanoes itatt uno oa peridie.
benc 5raecn bon beionberer Bi9tig.
felt CUR grorterilng geIangen ioaen,
ut bic arnDeienbeit aaer 9eIegaten
GringerS erfpiirift.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-01
Waie.CaH.
6ineiuHuti-4; ct. sunis- 3.

Su bsm ssiiris,n Isstsn Spiels Der
Ssrie spiI6en uuIsrsu rRsbs" uno
ben ct, 2ouiisr .SuroindIen" i'm
bitfiaen RsbIanO i5islO 6ebientsn
S6Ieuoerer Rsgan unS Sanger gIartt
has esIdis fir Cincinnati asgsn
Stale bs5fu. 6pnSoIss fir bic SEQ:
mr. Die 9estsrsn ianbtsn 2 ipeitere
gombaroisre - stmes rno Wution -
ms 5rsfisn, ipGbrsno Regan Biz gum
gnpe sss Spirlss nuf ieiusm poIisn
ptrbIieb. Die ,Rsbs" maftsr 2
5r,ifer uno l 5shlsr eegen 4 5rsr.
fer uuo feblsrfreies SPIEL. S6pdr.
msrsr Rpuib mar urfsr 6elo am gat
nit S 5reFfern. Gs battsn iih fuum
1000 3uitauer s:nsefunoeu. Brian
unb QuisIsp pnren Die S3isosri5.
ter.
sTuIlnt Seyoe1 e1rinpn
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)William W. 4emmI, "a. 1045 Neii
4 qibtrtp Ctr.
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1 Roab.
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Strabe.
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pba abe.
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I Sealibp. 8.
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I Ohio.
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(Worte aramIase, %, $50 @lsnfuoob
aiosnue.
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man Gtr.
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Strabs.
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aotnue.
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( Strabe.
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lartbur 3. gridmsr, 81, 2ese
Sbafftr abs.
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gtpenue.
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.
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. 9tniidl.gmsril. stastrttbnns

Sm beiitisen sIbcnb fihSen In
Geiiti4ei aIiib oie trlonatli5e Der.
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R.fuItot bsresFrtsen
gptete:

Siir Die anosrsn pier aIubs fan.
BEN esfisrn ieiHe SPtsIs auf benz BRO.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
SOUTHERN SEAS ARE
SWEPT BY CRUISERS
IN SEARCH OF RAIDER
After Sinking Ships ana Gdr-
goes Worth S2O,OOO,OOO
Raider Is Said to Be Work
ing Northward
By Associated Press-N

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-With the pos
sfbflity that the German sea raider
which sank or captured from fifteen to
= score OF allied ships is still continu-
ing her depredations. steamship owners
and marine underwriters were IN a state
Of nervous tension today. The losses
IN ships and cargos thus far represent
from $4,000. 900 to seo.ooO.00o.
A Gordon of British cruisers. reported
70 number fifteen. Is believed to be
sweeping the southern seas in search
Of the raider. which according. TO one
report may be the auxiliary cruiser
vineta: according TO another the cruiser
Moewe. the same sea rover which play
ed havoc with allied shipping about
wear ago.
Steamship circles were especially con-
csrned today over a wireless warning
that the German raider was working
northwzrd to more frequented lanes of
steamship travel. The possibility that
sthe raider may have armed and manned
one or more OF her prizes and dispatched
them also on commerce preying mis-
sions was another source OF anxiety to-
day. One report was that the British
steamer St Theodore was thus trans
formed
Definite news OF the fate OF this yes
sci and OF the YarTow1ale reported 70
have on board some of the cretEs of the
other captured vessels. was still lacking
today.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
bone DRY" LAW NOW OR
NEVER, PERSONS VIEW
President of Senate Says Dor
Sey'S Platform PreCIudeS
Change During His Term

Unless bone dry" legislation is en-
acted by the 1915-1916 legislature at
a special session called by the COVER
nor for that purpose, the platform dec
laration of Governor-elect Hugh M. Dor
sey precludes the possibility of secur-
ing such legislation by the 1917-1S leg
islature, is the position taken by Sen
ator Ogden Persons, president OF the
state senate, in a letter to the Macon
Telegraph replying 10 a recent interview
by Joe Hill Hall, representative-elect
from Bibb county, in which Mr.. Hall
vigorously opposed the suggestion of
an extra session.
The members of the incoming leg
islature may be staunch prohibitionists,"
says Senator Persons in his letter to
the Telegraph. But Mr.. Dorsey declared
that he will not permit any change in
the present law unless it is first ascer-
tanned that it meets with the approval
of a majority of the white men of Geor-
gia- If he is taken literally and is
man of his word, it would necessitate
liquor election before the Incoming
legislature could pass a dry law"
MR.. DORSEY'S DECLARATION.
Senator Persons evidently refers was
enunciated by Mr.. Dorsey in the news
papers of June IS, 1916, in which he
said:
81 favor, and if elected governor
shall enforce in letter and spirit. to
the full limit of the powers vested
in that office, the laws prohibiting
the manufacture and sale of intoxi-
cants in this state. l shah oppose
any change or modification of the
present laws unless such change or
modification first has been declared
to be the expressed will of the white
voters of Georgia
Mr.. Hall in his interview declared
that the governor is without authority
to. call an extra session of the legisla-
ture to pass on prohibition legislation,
because the constitution limits him to
calling an extra session only to deal
with an emergency.
In his letter TO the Telegraph Senator
Persons takes issue with Mr.. Hall on
this point. claiming that the constitu-
tior leaves the question of an extra
Sc ss:on entirely to the discretion of the
governor. His letter says:
PERSONS LETTER.
Mr. Hall is in error. Governor Har-
ris has the power TO convene the present
legislature in extraordinary session for
the single and express purpose of pass
ing a dry prohibition law. This power
is granted him as the executive of the
state under the provision of paragraph
10, section 1, article 5, of the state con-
in these words: He shall have
the power to convoke the general as
sembly on extraordinary occasions; but
no law shall be enacted at call sessions
of the general assembly except such as
shall relate to the objects stated in
his proclamation converting them
This is all the constitution says on
the subject and it is final. 1t is left
entirely unto the wisdom of the gov
ernor as to what may be the extraordi-
nary occasion that will justify him in
making the call Therefore in the
vernacular Of the day it is up to the
governor to decide what Is such an Elk
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
M|STRIAL IS ORDERED IN
WADE CASE At AMERICAS
DR., C, K, Chapman Must Face
Another TriaI-Jury Out
Forty-Eight Hours

AMERICUS, Ga, Jan. 1S.-The jury in
the case of DIT. c. K. Chapman, jointly
indicted with several others on the
charge of having murdered Walter Wade
here on August II, was disbanded by
Judge Littlejohn late Wednesday, after
being out more than forty-eight hours.
No verdict was reached.
The trial has been IN progress here
for a week, during which time sensa-
tional testimony, involving well-known
people, was given. The defense was bas-
ed chiefly on efforts to prove albis. Eff
forts of some of the witnesses was in
direct contradiction with that Of others.
The status of the five indicted men
in the Wade case including DR.. c. K.
Chapman, w. l. Johnson, Walter John
son, John Ethridge, and c. K. Chapman,
Jr., is the same as before the trial of
DR.. Chapman. After the Chapman case
went to the jury, H. A. Harp was re-
leased on a small bond
1t rs believed that the state again will
choose to arraign DR.. Chapman first
and that he will be tried again before
the cases of the other four men are
called.
Judge H. A. Hixon, leading counsel
for the state, had no announcement to
make today and the other attorneys
also are reticent. Judge Littlejohn is
expected to adjourn his court this week
and results of a conference on the Wade
case to be held some time soon may
mean a specia! term to dispose of the
cases.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
Russian Troops Still
Keeping Up Offensive


NEW YORK Jan lS.-The Russians
apparently still are on the offensive
along the Rumanian front. Berlin in
it's official report today reSorus no aS-
gressive activities by the Teutonic
forces. except for a raiding operation IN
the MeIdavian frontier. while mention
ing the repulse Of q strong attack by the
Russians in the Oituz valley region.
On the Franco-Belgian front, the driv-
ing back OF the British near Logs after
an advance in connection with a mine
explosion is reported by the German
staff The recent British attack near
Serre was made upon an advanced posi-
ton which had been evacuated by the
Germans. il is declared. the British at
lacking after the empty trenches haa
been bombardd for several days.
Petrogrzd's statement on the opera
tons IN Rumania chronicles a Ruman-
ian success southwest of Pralea- on the
MoIdavian western front, where a height
vas surrounded and a large number Of
prisoners and four machine guns cap
tured by Rumanizn troops. No gains
for either side resulted from the fight
ing on the remainder OF the front
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-01-19
AIR TIGHT PROHI LAWS
ENACTED IN TENNESSEE
Measure, in Hands of Govern
or, Would Abolish All
Wholesale Houses
CBy Associated Press.)

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 1S.-Bills
reinforcing Tennessee's prohibition laws
oy prohibiting lockers and making it
unlawful for any person to have intoxi-
eating liquor for sale in his possession
were sent to Governor Rye yesterday be
the Legislature. They VIII become eff
fective as soon as The governor\ affixes
his signature, probably today, and, ac-
cording to dry advocates, practically
eliminate liquor from the state.
The measures previously mad passed
the house and were approved by the
senate. They were designed to make
the state absolutely dry, but the cover
nor in special message yesterday call
ed attention to the means for further
protection offered. Sy the supreme court
decision upholding the Webb-Kenyon
law, and asked that measure be passed
prohibiting more specifically all impor-
-tation OF liquor into the state.
The new liquor laws are largely the
result of the recent state supreme court
decision that the former prohibition law
did not prevent locker clubs from oper-
ating where intoxicants were not sold
for profit. The former prohibition
measures made illegal the sale of liquor
within four miles of school house in
the state. The recent decision of the
United States supreme court on the
scope of the Webb-Kenyon law appar-
emily had no effect upon the action of
the legislature here. 1t seems probable
that an effort will be made to enact a
law prohibiting the importation of liquor
into the state during the present ses-
sion.
The clause in the new laws prohibit
ing the storing of liquor in the state
I'D
ping houses out of business. The law
is specific in its provisions and is said
to have been framed with the object
of closing the wholesale houses that
have operated so extensively in Tonnes
see for the past several years