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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-18
CAMPAIGNING IS
BEING CONDUCTED
IN JAP ELECTION

Toxic. April 1s.-correspondence
OF The Associated rress5-Liveiy
campaigning 10 in progress for the
electlon OF members Of the house Of
representatives to be hold April 20.
speakers In opposition to the rovern-
ment are attacking Count Terauchi.
the premier, for %dissolving the House
OF Representatives last January.
sucn men as Yukio Ozaki. Japan's
great progressist. saburo Shtmada,
tne president OF the House of Repre-
sentatives. and T. Taketomi, ex-min-
ister OF communications are vigorous
y cr1ticixing the government at rallies
IN tne provinces. Mr.. Ozaki, in par
t%tcular, has taken up the constitn.
tional issue. declaring that the abrnpt
dissolution Of the House in the face of
the majority was agains, the spirit Of
the constitution. He II laying special
stress on the fact that he himself was
not permitted to speak on the motion
or lack of confidence, the dissolrfion
decree suddenly havinx cut or All "a.
bate. ~ Oil oo'
Speaking at Osaka, ne Urged tia
pubic to study the circumstance and
causes 81 the dissolution and preven
Z repetiuon OF such a harmful I'd.
m~lnistrauon At the same meeting
cabinet believes that thu reHon.St
politics should be handled nv . hsn6-
ful Of o%ficials. and IL NOT .resnacanr
the public. Any one Who snnnorts
sucn . ! shoula be lauehed atn
ine government speakers. includin~
Baron 0oto. minister Of Home IfYeirS
and K. shoda. Minister Of FInancs'
are answering the charges Of thu an.
posltion at well-attended meetinrs-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-18

It is estimated that 1000 men of
this country are now on the firing line,
having gone there before war was de-
clared by this country.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-18

w 01IQ al CuG BAlu0 CIrIIo,
in the name Of the king. express his
most sincere coincidence and sympa-
thy"
There are some 10000 Of these
dead and untsacable missing in these
palace records-an army greater than
army at Waterloo. To
mark the solemnity Of these $50. 900
cases. the king has placed above the
records a gold framed scroll,
wreath Of laurel leaves entwining a
Cross.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26

ipeilen babe. Die geiifebuns bes We.
9riffs Smipers unb Gdpsritdrbtiter
bat 5u sefpiiIsn, einittpeilen ni9t Der,
msibbaren Sdrien sefiihrt. 9luf einen
Musalsid foll binsefpirft iperbtn. syn
Der GrSrteruns fpurbe berporeebobsn,
baB ben aommlInalpermaltungen
bur6 bic SonberItellung bsrShipsrIts
ar6titsr Der leberblid febr srfhipert
iuirb. wiiinitionsarbeiter ieisn pisls
fad aud SelbItperiorser; burd bic
beionberen 3utpsiiunssn fielle iih cine
unerpiiniHte usberpsrforguna elm.
gum S6lub tpurbe nod Die
G1rbtruns Der nbiptrtbs
f@aftIiden Gr5euguns
behanb.Ii. Tlit gsfrisbisuns ftsIite Der
prGiibent bes arissssrndbrunsse
amtes feii, bab BON Der 9srorbnung
bss srIitn ariessiabres, bi, ben aoms
munen bas Rett giebt, brad liessnbs
GeIber gu bebauen, in ben ieltsHlien
JGlIen Gebraud) gemaht su tperotn
brau9ie. Di, gsiislIuns bon 9auiiels
len. Grsr5ierpldbtn unb dhnlidem
Seblaub babe meif Wliberfpls gee
brnht. Wenn Is uns eeldnss, nit ben
porbanhensn arbeitstrGften unb Diins
semitteIn ben esfummten brauhbdr.n
gobsn 3u betpirtbi9aften. t0nnten mir
DDflis sufrieben iein. Wlit Silfe BEG
8riessamts ipirb berfu4t ipsrben. Der
2anbtpirtbf1aft bic unbeSinst notbs
tpsnbigsn a(rbsitsfrGfie, Bacterial
unb 3ustbiere sur Werfiisuns 3u fiels
len. Di. iinmst iih iteisernben anfors
ssrunasn bes aries.s haben es nDtbis
ssma6t. bab an Wenfh unb sbier
duf BEN 2anbe allss sur 4rbeit berans
aebpl. pirb, mas porbanben IN. xgeine
9fbbilfs iBnne sefddffen iperSsn sesen
bi. anappbsit an aunitbiinser. MAS
irg.nb p.rfiisbar IN. ipirb .rsdtsettis
pertbilt fptroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
@abres 4merifanertbum.

Cine 8eleioiguns lit feline @iberls-
sung. Das pirS jsbsr antdnbise
Msui1 3useiteben. Sn SuIge bcHen
fino bic prObriten DpH bieier alofie
allsSui9lieben, benn tire 9trguments
iino nidts ipie 8elsibigunsen, inbtm
iie in jebem Deutf6eH einsn aannsa,
fsinb erbliden molten unb es uname.
ritanii6 nennen, bab man nit tbnen,
bic auf sinen 4rieg gegsn 9euiitleaS
binarbeiten ,nidt iibsreinftimmi. Wus
ameritanifh III, ldbt iid am beftn
aus Der Gslhidte unb au!turtrSn.uug
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26

tifh rintig III. banbelt CT unameris
tanifa unb ntdt bic Deutf9en, inbem
er nidt iiberlest, ipas bieiem 2onbe 3us
trdglider lit: bab er uns In ben suros
pdifden arieg ftiirst, bel ipel@em uns
bic srObtsn Wsrluite an Gut unb 9lui
beporitebsn. ober baB er ben tpcniaen
9lmerttanerH, bic na1 europa reifsn
ipolIen obsr miiTen, befieblt, bab iie
bic &eiie nidt bur6 bas bon OsutId,
Lamb geTperrte @ebiet MAIDEN. fonbern
burd bic syabrfrabe, bic es ibnen rfe
fen geIaFem bat. Gin ipirtlihsr Mner
ritaner Dirb iih fir bas 2ebtere ents
i4eioen uHb bas tbun aud bic Teuts
iden. Bon tpel9er Settle mir BEN.
na6 ben Stanbpuntt Der Geutf9en
beIeud)ten. 10 finben mir. bab lie ames
ritaniide 9runbidBe psrtreien unb
ibre Segner unameritanifds @c!ins
uunn betunben.
Sc lit nidt ameritdnifd. fonbern
i'm bDditen Grabe unoerniinftia, einen
arisa su beginner, Bios Elm paar ames
rttaniiden 9iireern 5uliebe, bic mid.
ssnug patriotifdes 8sfiibI bsiiben, nm
einen tleineu umpes su maiden. b1ihit
Der &ries unb nod baSu bon IoIhem
umfanss, fpie sr uns beporitiirse,
psrmieben tperbe. Gs 1T aud niGi
ameritaniid, fonbern unsered,t unb
bic brutalsn Geipaliafie
Gnelanbs binsunsbmen unb Deutfds
lamb gu ptrbinbsrn. bab es iid aea.n
bic enaliIHe Brutalitdt. fir bic mir
tAatfd9li4 perantpOrtIid iinb, ipcbr..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26

,0ie beutfden suu4bpoifii1s
rsr tlasen, bab iie niht genns
efrbsit 6aben. sic tGnnten boppelt ic
piel Sdiffs peruidten, penn be eng
Iiiaeu Sanbelsfabrer aus ben Sdfen
bsraustommsn tppllten, in peI6en lie
fih iest, ipie bic enslifGen &rissse
ftiffc, perfsdt batten Ger Sunssr
ipirb tie aber f4on 1srlusbringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26

Worl benz aonsrsb nadgeipiftn, bab
feline 9erpilliguna BON 100000 sur
untsrTuhuns Der llriahen Der Sbeues
runs etne @elbperfdpenbuns 1T unp
bem Dolte gar ni4ts belfen iSnas,
fpnbern leoisli9 baSu bienen fOl, benz
WpIte porsusautsln, baB ettpas gu iei'
ner Silfe seiaiebt, mGbrsno Der 6uH'
ger peiter piitbet. Wte Fitzgerald
mittbsilts, forperte er I'm gloDemher
Elm Nerbot segsn Die @usfu6r ron
RabrunssmitteIn, pomit prdilbsnt
Wilion niht einperltanocn mar uno
ben braben eprdientdnteu odmit be-
fhpidtiste, baB sr eine llnteriudung
peranitalten iperbe. Dieie fano itatt
unb bas uitiasDepartement berias
tete, bab es feline unssiesli6e Der
tbeuerune eefunben babe. Oas ipiro
jsbt abermals Der Sau ieiH, ben1 bic
Ebeusrung entitebt aus Der ausiuhr.
Nafoem bas Bolt elm babies Sabr
ipeiter sebursert bat, piro man iAm
tpieber melbsn. bab nthts seidebsn
fam. Sn FOLDER Weife bebanrclt
man bas amcrituniide @olt, um ben
9llliirten au belfen. Wir ieben aher
poraus, baB bieis GefpiiisnlOiisteit gu
i6limmsn 0inssn fiibren pirb. SA
psrIdiebenen Staten ipirb man oea
bensmittel in aroben Wenoen saufsn,
I'm lie benz @plte aum 3nitenpreiic al
liefern. Oas Meiultut tpirb Elm psis
terer prsisaufidlas in Solse Der g1ts
5iehuns fold grpRer Mena.n aebrnss
mittel aus benz Wfurtte iein uHb Die
3abl Der Sungernben tpirb nod erps
Ser peroen. Sas mub au nod groRes
ren &ranallen fiibren. aIs lApn itat.s
eefunben buben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
" M erifa,g seefahr

amerifa's Seefabrt
bebnt lid aus. Cine 3nnabmc
Der Sseanirndt gef6rberimg In
Sdiifen utter anlerifauiider GIaagt
iielIt elm 9eriht felt, Den Die Rem
alorfer SnnoeIsfammer peroiffeut.
li9te. Ger @ertb bes geiammten
sluslanobanoels Der @ereinigten
Gtaateu, ausifllieBIih 3ransporte
bon @oI6 lmb Silber uno oeren OR.
SEN, befrug i'm @eif1itisjabr 1916
1916 $6.531, 366,395, unb oopon
ipurben @aaren inn 8ertbe bon
S94S.90S,216 ODER 14.5 gro5cut in
amerifnniiden Sdiiien rerinnbt,
wdbreno Shiiie Inter anoerr 5lng
ge fir Si,s77, ,l32,995 ODER TAI
grojert fiibrten. Der Melt iuiirbe
o,lrd ganbfabr5eiige beforbert. ge.
ionberen aufid)immg bat ber 9sdD
Dorfer 3olIbiitrift genomrmen. Sr
oieiem betrug Der grc5entias Der poE
amerifamiiGen Ghiifen beforberten
Nanren I'm Geinnufperfebr 17.G
Ero5ent, ndnilit $620, ,065.6i0 se.
gen cine 0elanmtbeiorberiing Don
SO, ,525, ,720.932. Dor einem Sabre
betruaen Die BON nmerifanildeu
Shiitcn beioroertcn Glitter niir ] $50
grosent. 9son Der ourh ben gsen
nl,~So,. oryIh;ytriff oefofury1cup,, fp;r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26

Dte Jarmer Hagen, bab iie
ipesen Der Stodung i'm gahnoer,ehr
feine GelbserdtbiaaTteH bstpmmen
iInnen, bic iie brinesno braudsa unb
penn lie nid)t balb eintreffen, eins nns
seniisenbe gsitenuns Der 5eloer CUR
Solae baben piirps. Die Stodung err
gibt fi6 baraus, bab nur Munitipn
iransportirt ipirb, bic ben beiten Oee
ptnn ubpirft. DAB oas amsr:fanir
f6e Bolt bespegen bunsert. periflagt
MilIon nihts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26

Sn Wo binetpn tpirD sine
parlamentariIhe aomDbie aufgeflbrt,
aus Der mir nidt tlus psrosn tpnnen.
Die Republitaner i'm Senat bsrhlnoers
ten bic paHiruns peridRSensr Bills,
gu benz pffen einseitanbenen 3iDsde,
cine GrtrasSisuns bes apnsrehes su
erspingen. 9ieie ippllte Der prGiipent
in Der Weiie psrmeiben, pab er pom
jsbissn &pngreb. Der am 4. Wdr3 ers
liitt, @onma9ten gum SduBe ameris
tanii9 i9er Rsdte sesen Deuti4lant su
forbern beabii9tiste. 8ei ben Republis
tanern ma6ten ii6 biergegen atpei ans
iibtsn seltenb. Die ginen iaaten,
bab es benz aOnsrsB nidt 5uitebe. bic
GntI6eibung i6er 3ries uno 5risben,
ipel6e bic @erfuiFuns ibm suipsiit, oil
ben prGIibenten gu iiberlaiien, giSs
@ruppe Rspublitansr. unter 6iibrung
bon 2obge, jeboa ertIdrte, Der Sons
sreb, miiiIe in SiBuns bIeibsn. neil
Der prGIibent burd iein bisbe-;ass
@erbalten bic sluiidt re9tfertiga, BAT
er Oeuti9lanb ui4t aries srtldren
tperbe. Sespesen miii1e Der SOnsreB
es tbun unb su bieiem Sebufs su eis
ner GrtrazSisuns eiubsrufen pcroen.
Ddbrenb biefsr &f i'm 9dHse
mar, bra5te Der republituHifte Scras
TOR ssang cine ReiolutiOn Elm. roeI6s
Dem prGiibenten bic 8ollma6t ers
tbeili, bic betpaffuete Madt Der Yer.
Staaten CUR gei6iiBuns Der amsriia@
niIhen Reats gu beHusen. GIio Elm
Der obne 5ruge i'm Iufs
trase ieinsr Rarteigenofen hanoelte,
cine Reiolution, pal9e
oas sepGbrt, mas Der prdiioent gu
iproern beabiidtiete. nahbem bic Tss
publitaner einen 3umpf bageseH ses
fiibrt batten, benz praiiosnteu cine
iol9e @olImadt gu geipGbren. Die
pirb nod buntler babura.
Oab bic 0emotraten unSufriebsnhcit
,u ertennen as6en iiber bic ReiplutioH, |
bic aGes bsipillist, mas Der Prdiioent
3u fprbern beabii6tiste. Sieie ao>
mDbie Der Srruneen 1T uns unsrs
griinolif. aus ben Debutten mar gu
srIebeu, bab bic DemOtraten ben Rer
pubIitanern gum gorpurf madTten
lie pDqten sins Grtraiibung ersniu.
gen, um iiber ben &opf bes prGibens
ten binpeg sins Reiolutiou gu paHis
rem, pelne Seutidlanb ben arics err
tIdrt. Qber tpenn Der prGiiOent @ols
ma6tsn oerlanst, Die ibn bere6tiaeu,
ainen arieg an5ufangeH, 10 III tod
Hiat erii6tli9. bab fein gemiifsn
Daruuf seri6tet 1T, einen arieg 81
oermsiben. Beitsr ipurhe ben Rspubliz
tunern gum 9ortpurf eema9t, bub re
sinen parlamentaren &f, eis
uen iogsnunnten gIibuitsr, seser bic
Jinun5 fiibrten, Inn cine bcbeus
tenbe grmdbisuns Der ben Wsinis
:ionsfabritantsn susebadten Stsusr
oura5uieben. Dus mag ri6tig iein
'enH 2obge, Der Elm iparmes 6er3 fir
Rorsan uno S9tpab BAT. betGmpfte
oiefe Steuer. Q6sr, ME bic Republie
amer fogen. tperben fie bieie Bill gss
1ebmiqen. Gus bieiem unDsritGnbfis
FEN Wirrparr leuhtst nur Elm guntt
nit 8eitimmtbeit bsrpor unb bisicr in.
,ab man bonn 3ongreb unb audi nirH
'om 9rdiioenten cine sbrlihe GrnGz
Jung Der &rieasfrdqe ertparter tdnn
lnb baR bic Gnti6eibuna bierii6er
,em @olte ii6srluFen psrben mub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
WsOntaa, ben 26. Scbrnar 1917.

Die @erientuns zines fran@
,DiiIaen sruppeni9iffes. oas Don 3ipeI
EorpeoojGssrn begleitet mar, laBt err
5ehen, mas Der Ylun bes prGfoerten
ipertb 1T, S9iffe pon bier unter Ses
leite bon ariessidiffen na4 Der @es
fabrspne gu i9iden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26

Sn Gngluno iiebt es tribe
aus. Die 9au9bppte rduHen ganS
fiir9terli4 untsr Der eugliiheu Sans
belsflotte auf uno es lit au9 erl!6ts
li9, bab ss ben Gngldnoern on 5slb
au feblsn beginnt. WenR jegt Die Gin
fubr BON 9eosr unb Sau6eu perboteu
nirD, bab bas Bolt iih nit 9plSnana
toffeln bebelfsn mub, 10 lisst NOD Elm
anDerer Gruno Dor, auber oem, haB
man an 2uDeraum iparen mub, uro
sipar III ben Gnsldnoern bas @elo 10
oOlig uusgesangen, oab es nit oisiem
gu fparen ge5pungeH 1T. SugsitanSen
tam jebot rperoen, bab aqes gei1ieht,
mas nur m0slid III, I'm sroBe Ses:s
aufauIts0en. 8as pprI6pebt, 1T EN-
iolcher lleberfaQ, pie er BEL benz Gins
bruh in bic 8utopind itattgefunosn
bat, ais bic RuNen bic 0iterreihiiasn
Sruppen in iol4en MtaHen umrings
ten, bab bic 2eBteren bic propiu5
preisseben mubten, I'm ii6 Dor Der
gefanssnnabme gu rstten. aber aud
bieie Soffnung pirb in S9er6en ses
ben, Die beuti6en @srbiiHbeten bdben
ebenfals ibre Seere beriidrtt, bu6sn
tbenfalls 9efhiise uub Munitipn, an
pel6en es i'm CONNER mdHgeltc, inI
eroben Wensen aHgefertist, baben ibr.
Steaunsen unenblih ipeiter unb fefter
ausgebaut unb Hiemanb ipirb bsftrsi.
ten ppllen, bab ibre MannI6aftea tes
beutenb befer ausgebilbet iino, als
bic in alIr Gle suiammengsleiencu
Mannftaften Der gnsldnber, beren
Dffi5iersforps, auf fpel6es bod 70 cieI
untommt, pon &riese nihi mebr pers
ftebt, afs bic Solbaten. Spbalb Der
Gdnee fhmilst, fperben bic gnsfdns
her ouiammenf9mel5en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26

&rdftis, beutlid, i6ers
Bsusenb. aber pergebIia bat Der
RepraiemtaHt SisgeraIb nom glsw
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26

Die Yrobritsn asen, baB
bic Sunssrsnotb riats tpeiter lit als
Spiterie. mir m0dten oieie flugen
Menihen nit ibren Samilien auf 5shn
Dollars bic Bo9e ieBen uno lie fanr
anipetIsn, bafiir bas gu taufen, Dos iis
fir iid unb bic Sbrisen brau6en,
natbem fs aus bieier Summe Wohz
nung, Ssisung unb ionItiss brin9lids
BebiirfniFs beitritten babsn. Damn
piirbe man ibre Spiterie beObadtcn
tDnnen. Sas unsliid 1T, bdb bic
aliirten iebr pisle 5reunbe in biefsm
aanbe unter ben iosenannten RroHts
nenteu baben, DOM prGiioenten aHges
fansen, bas ameritanii4e Boil absr
ni9t einen ein5igen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26
Der reiufte 9obu fiuO bic

Der reiuite 9ohu fiuO bic
Ro6re3epts, tpelae bic probritiItsn
3eitunaen bringen, I'm bdmit, pie iie
anaeben, bic Sunsersnotb Su bdnHsR.
9as iinb lauter 2ederbiiIen, bon be-
nen Der 9(rbeiter niht leben tarn nnn
bic auf bic Ouusr ben sdunbe'ten
Massn gu @runpe ri6ten. Sn io!6er
gDeiIe mill man bas Doll bei4tpittis
gen, bag geredts gntriiituns bariiSsr
empfinbet, bab ale nabrbaften qe'
bensmittsl an bic IQiirten gsf6idt
perben. 0as TGtits pirb fein, bob
man bic Rleie bes Webles, tbel6es bic
@liirten erbalten, als geniisenbe Nabs
runo fir ameritunii9e Irbeitsr an
preiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-26

unb iibsr bic SinbeHbursipenOs ipurSe
mits.tbsil., bab bie Spenber erunb.
fdsli6 3obluns erbolien bie Gmpfdn.
ger folde Isiiten. Der Grtols btr
Spsnbs fsi rtd5t erfreuli9. 1emsrs
ienspertb IN. bab bas tur9 ben
strisa bart mitsenommsne Offprtuben
bic bts9sr sr5Bie 9t6Iisftrano oufsus
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-20
ORANGES BY MILLION AT
BIG ORANGE SHOW TO-DAY

SAN BERNARDINO. Cal. Feb. 90
The seventh National Orange show
opened here today and for eight days
the oranges will rule as king of the
state.
Practically every phase of the citrus
fruit industry will figure in the expo
sition. There will be feat res from
every section of the state, AMY Of
them costing thousands of dollars to
create The show will be housed in
two mammoth tents, said to be the
largest in the country.
A packing house in the show will be
in full operation and car loads of
oranges will be packed and shipped
from the temporary plant to the mar
kets Of the east.
Estimates now being made by the
orange show directors are that from
100000 to $4,000 people will visit the
exposition, under favorable weather
conditions.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-20

HAVE Us INoELOA hAUAAAVH'
of your car to see if it needs atten-
ton. If out of order, it may inter-
ftre with the action of the engine. II
it is stopped up. or leaky, it will
cause the engine to heat up. No matter
what the trouble is, we can provide
the remedy at moderate expense to
you.
b. II. ALLEN
III So. Lee. Phone 7SS.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-20
TO PLANT POTATOES NEAR
FORTIFICATION OF PARIS

PARIS. Feb. pa band of territory
about $50 yards wide and eighteen
miles long skirting the Notifications of
Paris and now uncultivated will prob
ably be planted to potatoes next
rext spring. The mayors of the twenty
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, or wards, Of Paris
lave arranged to meet and settle the
details.
This land still belongs to the nation.
but the city of Paris will eventually
come into possession of it when the
Notifications are demolished, in pursu-
ance of an arrangement with the gov
eminent. 1t will then be transferred
irto parks, bouIevards, public play
grounds and sites for public institu-
tons. In the meantime the cultiva-
ton of it will in no wise interfere
with the plans for the future.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-20
During
This Week

we will sell all Guern-
sey Vase at reduced
prices. Bring your
Casserole con ia in erS
if unable 10 fill them
will have same come
out with our new ship
mentof Guernsey Ware
saving you express.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-02-20
THE AMOS OF NORTHERN
JAPAN PASS THEIR TIME
HUNTING AND FISHING

TOXIC, Feb. investigators call
attention to the fact that the historic
race OF the Amos, the aborigines of
Northern Japan, is slowly dying out.
1t is estimated that these residens of
Hokkaido, the most northerly of the
great islands making up the Japanese
Empire, are now no gore than 10000.
The Amos, dark picturesque APP
pearing people, live in groupes of
twenty to forty houses in scattered
districts on the island In spite of
ceaseless efforts on the part of the
Central government and each prefec-
tural government in their behalf,
which give them allotted portions of
land, provide them with a habitation,
give them instructions in farming, and
furnish them with necessary educa-
ton, they nevertheless show no signs
of beneftting from the care taken of
them. Japanese writers term them an
indolent, improvident race and declare
that both men and women are addict
ed to drinking and appear to regard
anything done for their benefit as a
nuisance
The male Amos pass their time in
hunting and fishing. The women are
described as more Industrious. Bear
hunting is the great occupation of the
men but the bears, like the Amos
themselves. are becoming fewer. The
men have dark hair and long, thick
boards. Hair is sacred to them. Their
faces are usually tattoed.
The Bear Festival" as it is called,
consists of the offering of a slaught-
cred young bear as a sacrifice to the
gods. The animal is nutured for about
five years for this specific purpose. On
the occasion of the sacrifice the men
and women join in grand banquets and
merry making. The Amos like many
other primitive people worship the
sun.
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/ AFAYETTE'S BIRTHPLACE
NOW AMERICAN INSTITUTION

PARIS, Feb. 20.-The Chateau de
Chavaniac- la-Lafayette birthplace OF
General Lafayette, Washington's fam
Gus aide. in the American resolution,
is today like Mount Vernon, an Amer
lean institution.
Though located near Briode, De-
partment of Haute-Loire, in France,
the chateau, after the war, will be
available for American homage.
During the war according to infor-
nation today. the building will be par
tally used for hospital but later it
will doubtless be converted into a
Franco-American memorial museum.
H. Cleveland Coke, former American
Vice-C in Paris, was the
originator of the plan to purchase
General Lafayette's birthplace. Re-
Gently he obtained an option to pur-
chase from the present Marquis de
LAFAYETTE. He then communicated
with prominent Americans who gath
cred the funds.
The chateau, a two story, white
building, hanked by two round towers
is situated on the crest of a small
hill which commands beautiful view
Of the surrounding mountains of Auy-
ergne.
The American committee will en-
deavor to restore the structure, in all
details. to its appearance at the time
of the famous generals birth, espec-
tally small room in one Of the
towers in which he was born.
The American committee is headed
bv Mrs. William Aston Chanler, as
president; John Moffat chairman, and
has among its members Colonel Roose-
Welt. Joseph H. Choate, Clarence ID.
Nackay. George Won L. Meyer, former
Secretary of the Navy; John Grier
uibben, President of Princeton; Mrs.
Law Gould. Mrs. Payne Whitney. Mrs.
Marshall Field. DR.. Nicholas Murray
Rutler. Governor Morris, Booth Tark-
;neton, owen wister and many others.
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