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Hoo-Yep, Whom. Bill!

For goodness sake! Why Is that old miser
over in the corner shouting Amen SO loudly?'
HIN! He does that always. He tries to
drown out the noise of money falling in the
collection plate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17

We judge from recent royal messages that
Emperor Charley is butting in upon Emperor
Willie's monopoly of divine favor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17

A separate peace by Russia would Ger
tainly separate her from the good opinion
OF most of the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17
Charcoal Eph,s Daily Thought.

Mos every man like little fun an
then" said Charcoal Eph, ruminatively. but
dat amt no occasion To- frowin' fatirons an
sknets. Try piece O. bacon Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17

The trouble with the Russian front is that
Il Is constantly moving toward tho rear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17

The finances Of slackers should remember
that man who Is not loyal to his country
may not be above domestic disloyalty also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17
Richmond. Va, August Is, 1917.
Government Plan for In.ur,nr so,d,.r

To the Editor of The Times-Dispa toh:
Sir.-The bills introduced in Con
gress contemplate a. rate Of So a 81, 900,
with option OF taking out Insurance up
TO $4,000; premiums payable in install
ments. 1t is unfortunate that news
paper dispatches and some Insurance
magazine articles do not reflect the true
basis for the So charge proposed Tho
very damaging statement has been
given wide publicity that this rate is
possible because the government will
not have to pay Commissions, adver-
Using bills. medical examiners and for
Offices" AS matter Of fact, the gov
eminent in charging So $1,000 is
charging approximately the company
rate for short time term insurance on
men OF the average ages of the SOL
dfers. The government is carrying the
war risk without any attempt to charge
for it.
In other words. the government will
say to the soldiers: The companies
cannot possibly insure you at short
time peace rates, but IL you will nav
the government tho Same rates that
the companies would charge you ff YOU
stayed at home. the government viii
stand the big extra drain of the war
| risk. How big this drain will be no
one can tell, but to provide for 1t and
the care Of dependents OF soldiers dur
| ing the next two years. tho govern
| ment is asking for an appropriation Of
1856 100000. PROTECTION
Richmond. Va. August is, 1911.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17

II the rest OF the drafted men could GET
as much advertising as young Mr. Gilbert
the first man drawn. perhaps not many of
them would object
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17
Loyalty Of Labor

DRO-GERMANISM in this country has
sought from the beginning OF the war in
Europe to array the forces of labor against
the allies. The earliest attempt was the
odorous peace council to which CONGRESSMAN
Buchanan and group Of paid German agents
lent themselves. This was promptly repudi-
ated by the organized labor bodies of the
country. Buchanan was indicted In the Fed
erai courts. and some of his fellow-conspira-
tors were sent to jail. Meantime strikes
were fomented in American munition fac
tories Some plants were dynamited
Wharfmen and other dock laborers In GER
tain leading ports were induced to quit work
But with the summary dispatch of Won
Papen and Boy-Ed to other climes. the activi-
TIES or the labor propagandists subsidized.
Inc sinews wherewith domestic disturbances
were nnanced were temporarily withdrawn,
and criminal courts began their work
Since then attempts to beguie American
labor into the German fold have failed. The
Industrial Workers OF the World, however
began new line Of attack upon American
policy. That infamous organization, pro-
tesslng no loyalty to this or any other gov
ernment has sought to defeat our war prepa-
rations through defiance. The men who lead
this motley crowd opposed conservation while
II was being legslated upon, and are still
opposing 1t. They have Systematically bred
discomfort among laboring men wherever thew
nave secured foothold. They have openly
preached sedition, and have hailed treason
as cardinal virtue. Against all this, how
ever, we have the loyal record of the genuine
American workman. To the honor of or
ganized labor. 1t should be stated that it has
$1,000 faithfully by the government The
great body of men who are the country's
"age-earners have refused to be drawn into
any plot or position of hostility to their coun-
Try. they have stood squarely behind Sam
uel Gompers as their spokesman. and have
chaiienged every set Of dishonest or dis
aHected rabble rousers who have tried to
break down their support of the government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17
Current Editorial Comment

In these circumstances, with
the American labor sky full Of
clouds of very great blackness.
the presence of labor man on
ut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17

Ocenn Depth.

j. B. A., FIoyd.-There are 41,321 900
square miles in the Atlantic Ocean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17

Premier Venizelos has at last succeeded
In placing Greece In the war definitely on
the side of the entente powers Why Greece
was allowed for three years to be ruled by
pro-German monarch was due to the fact
that 1t took nearly three years to get rid of
the Russian Gear. When Nicholas fell CON
stantine's doom was sealed. The Gar
shielded Constantine because some years ago
while the two were travelling in Japan Con-
stantine shielded Nicholas from the blow Of
Would-be assassin, thus for three years the
cars personal gratitude in keeping the
haisers brother-in-law On his throne at
Athens crippled and baked the progress of
the entente in the Balkans Greece now
being free. we may hope to hear from sar
rails army in the Balkans.
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x EUBLISBED every day In the at 10 South Tenth
49, Street, Rchmond, Va, Tho Tmes Dispatch fuo,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17
GYictor Rnndso

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Str.-I see the Secretary Of the
Treasury Is inviting suggestions as TO
the best name to give the Forthcoming
second issue Of war bonds. Would il
not be well to term them '"Victory
Bonds? AS the first Issue emphasized
that America was fighting for universal
liberty. should not the second be re-
garded as insuring victory for the
allies and for civilization?
LOUIS H. MACHEN.
Richmond. Va. August IS, 1917.
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SApDRrrss ALL COMMUNICATIONS The Times
- Dispatch, and individuals
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When going away to fight for
your country or preparing your
estate Tor your dependents in
case OF your death: Be careful
to choose good and diversified
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RilhnDrlD GinRs.pispatrb

.ntarcd January Fl. 1905 st the Post -OnBcs at
w Richmond, Va. second clsss- matter.
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MEMBER OF THE AsSociA.TlHE11 81, NE use fos
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

bteIem Ginne ipefter. 70 Oub innerbaib
Der sriisn Wtnute cine Grmdrmung
BON 8 graD srfoIgt, weI9e 5dnsliss
teis bel tpetttrsr grpGrmung rsfp.
Abtabluug sleiAnie in Der Dtuuobos,e
abnimmt. SIN Mlagen I9etuen dber
neben ber NdrmesH egulsrang our4
bic Observation-Disclosures aud nod 1es
miI6s YroOatte mitSupirtsn, Oa pro
Tenor Iiiaer 3. 3. beoba9Een tounte,
bah 3uIab BON aItobol 3u isbr taltem
WaHer ben i4dbli9en GtufIuB uuf Die
W%iagenpdnDe onr1 Dsrmebrte ansa
I9eiOuns BON SolJIdure Oermtnoefte.
MlIo entbebri bic alte @elpObnbeit Der
5ouriItu, benz tiiblen 3rant .ters
fuegs cinige Srppfeu Goguoc bin5u3u'
fiigen, ut4t Der 8eredtiguns, uno
tDeHn man biefen 3uiab AUDI nt9t
geraOe gu empfebIen braltdt, oa ldngea
res 9erpsilen bes tiibleR 3rantes I'M
Munbt 3ur Grpdrmung DoIfduoig
eeuiigt, 70 brau4t man ihu bod au4
nift gu OerfDsrfen.
Ausroings tonnte Der tpun1Henss
tpertbe ausgleif fomobI BEL tatten dls
Bel Darrrsn SpeiIen nur uathgeritIen
ntrbcn, tpern Iie III m1BiQen @lengen
genoHen purben. Daren groBere
Wtengsa Iebr taIter Gliiftgtstt getrtn'
fen, 10 trutsu bieie I6on Dor tbrer Grs
pGrmung in ben Darn ii6sr, uno
pGbrenO is auf ben Mtagtn getptFers
maben ldbmenb ntrtten. rei5ten lie
Den Darn 3u lebbaften 8erDegung;r,
bic in 9iarrb0en duBerlia in grifeis
uurQ traten. proFeKOr Mii1er fano,
baB, mas mir genieBen, 3totl6en 9
@rab unb As @rnb Gelitus Telnperlert
iein muB; niebrigers 9snperata"n
ftuo MIR in auSnnbmefalIen bel @es
irdnten ME Bel FeIten Speiisn geitattet,
bod Inb aud @etrdute nit mebr ais
80 @rdb un6ebtugt au Derperfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

WlttaIIeu, fuie Ssmtum unb Tontal,
uub ols usueItes MOlfrom. DicIe
@%libIompen braudsn teius 8orwar.
miirg uno iinb Iebr fparIam i'm yers
brou4 Oes Stromss, Ie benOtbigen
Elm Datt pro Rormaltsr3e 2t4tltarte.
Ilon Tam Ii9 baber Iei9t bereGneH,
nisbiel Strom 2ompen bon 100
400 Ger5enItdrte eebrau9en. Ginen 10
gertugsn StromOerbrau6 bat aber
nur bic nsueite aler 2ampen, bic
Dclframlampe; bic Eantolampe ges
brautt ettpns mebr, bofiir Iinb be
@liAfdbsn aber aud baItbarer ais bic
8olFrmfdoen, bic 2ompe tam alfo
ruhig bausrnbeu @ri9utterungen nitss
eefebt lpsrben. Die BoIFramlampe
bGIt pte6erum bic b0fItsn 9iBgraoe
am beiten aus, oa BOifram ON
ldperiten lameI3bar lit.
Bis Dor tur3em tonnten bic Dstfs
rnnfdben aud MIR mittelIt otS SprtBs
D~erfabren8 bergeItsat tpsrben, rno
srft in leBter 3eit 1T es Der 6irma
&c 9aIste %geIunserl, metaat'
i6nt BOIframOrobt gu 3isAen unb gu
uerarbsiten. @er alIo beute enc
GIiblampe ii4 anidofien pu n
fe sans gsnau nod Ieinsu Diiniden
baben, ie na9Oem ct bas 9auptges
ntft dif ben biaigen grets, auF bic
bette 9uitsrboftigtsit ODER auf BET gez
ringiten StromDerbrau9 ls9t. Dit
Observation-Disclosures brauben our4'
l9ntttlth MIR bic 6dlfte 6es 5troms
perbrau6s Der Observation-Disclosures,
a6er es lift ffer, baB bic gntwtdIuns
tn bieTer Sinft4t NOD lanse nt4t OBJ
sei6pFen 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

bts @tiId I'm gtld sntlsbigt, tpenn
NIT Lstftm. ioum b5rborem Moul9en
bus inns an bic 3eit mobnt. bo
Hrnu 6Ofs ibr Bepsrbett dusl@ittsIt
unb bic Sdnssfloden niebereeben, al
les Dflapeuleben unter Ii4 begrabtnb
- bic gEdtter bon ben boben, Ti1
entlmIbenDen 9aumtronen be%rniebers
Tfipefen uirb IeiTe unter unIcren 9rtts
ten roffeln, bu bsI9lsi6t uus Elm
fosbes @sfiibl bss Wonbels unb gers
gebens. Mebmiitbtge G%rinntrungsn
an bds. fuorauf Ii4 emf unIer gone
sss Sein tesrinbets, obne baB mir
ui6t eriitiersn 3a f6nnen pGbnten,
ressn fi8, Isiie sfpor, rpie bic Falenbsn
gldtter. Qber iie bGufen ii9, ME otes
Re ouf benz NOD INNER erinenben
Gaien uHter ben 9Gumen, iber bic
peniqen nod bliibsnben 9lumen, unb
lsgen li4 auf infer Sera unb bebriiden
es.
6erbftTimmnng! u6ldnb bat
ibr, ndhbem tbm i'm 5ommer beibe
Gltern burh ben Cob entriFen fpors
Ten. tn foIgsnber. ben tieFem gmpFius
beit unb sftem R~oturgefi6l 3eugens
Ter Meiis apsbrud psrlieben:
80, fpts Dergdngli9 TT Elm 9anb,
0es Sriiblings air6, bss 9erbfes
R1ub!
3p9 Bat oies qaub, nus nisberiHDebt,
IRir 70 DisI 9iebes iiberlebt".
Qu9 bielsn BON uns Fnb tpdbrenb
hsr tur3sn 9sbensieit bss isbt nbIters
bsnben 9Gubeg tbeusre 4ngebSrge uno
Iiehe 5reunOt uno unB allen monde
SpfFuungsn urtb @iini6e ins @rab
sslunten, unb bic Grinnerung boran
tegt ii6 I'm 70 Ie6baftef betm Guneu
beg Qau6es.
%. GstFtorn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

Tmth. On Der Nifolutsair9e ange
lunat, gieIt 1eteI aIsboIo tie erjGe iei.
irer beriibmten ablabprpDigtcn. or
mics auf ote reife Grlite bin, Die Scr
lo0 Dor tpcItigen 99oden qcbalten
babe, SeIbit oie So6tcnarober ieter
init fortgeihofft poroen, 70 baB ieSe
SamiIic fir oie geitnttIne itrer Qies
Zen ieItit babe ioroeu r~tiifYen urb bic
Geier oes 6ronleifnanstages uns
rl0aLid deiporhen lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

1tinri6 her Btnts bate cine GAtud'
DE fir ben WsiH BON qrtOis @rft uH'
ten Gubpig BEN Wier3sbnten fab mon
bic .groBeu" @stne triumpbirer, Be-
ssiGnenoerpeiIe 5ur islben 5eit tpt'
bic eroBen Didtsr unD pAiloiop4en,
Rt9t etpa, baB Der SonnentDnig, s5la
nal am Qnian5 Ieiner Rssierung, Elm
fetnsr asnner ottpeisn pdrel @r Be-
Oor5ugte elm gang eri9redli4es,
i9lsenIaurss Gend9s, ben 6ppoeras.
@inss Cages porb er trdnt, % mar
1705. Dd sntiponn Tin Elm erbitterter
&ompf sptI4:l Spei Dsinen. I'm
Sagot. ben 2sibarSt bes &0niss,
Idnote Elm BETTER aus 8prbeaug, Sup
be Ga gbaptle, Elm S6rsibsn, norm
er Elm punbsrbarss @epd9s riibmts,
hos seidaffen 1T gum Rubm bes
S60pfers unD Fir bic 9einnb6eit Sr.
MlaieItGt" uitp Tiibf3is gmpfeblungss
I9reiben beg borbelaiier aDels lagen
BET, unb cine GiIte Betn foIgte.
SUIT am Ielosn Gage tam Elm oider
MSr4 aus 8eaune pom Soipi5 Des
81. 8iDtntius aud nit Gmpfeblungen
belabsn. g@ott if gut, Iisber gruoer,
bab ct bieIsn Sropfen pa6fen ltsB,
Der BEN &6uts Ietu eefunoes Geii4t
tpieOersebsn ntrb," iugtc er gum gang
gstnidten Qr5t. Ser 8rieg 5piiheH
6emgurgunber unD bemgorbeaur mar
alTo ertlGrt. Ger R6ni9 lo4te, aIs
man i6m bic So4e mslbete. @r litt
am @ogen uno bate gar teinen Durit
me6r, Odd er t~oitete 6etOe Beine uuo,
obpo6l er ben 8urgunOsr p~or3u3tebeH
i9ien, erfldrte er Iie fir glei4 tDfts
lid. Der 9of purbe gu 8atb ge5ogen
MertipiirDigelpeiie langten bel als
len @ranbIeignsurS &tten nit 8etn
an; bic qiteratur miI4te Ti9 btnein,
9ebi9te purosa losgsIaHen, bic ben
Hubm Des Ulor1Dtpetns lall9en. Der
hos 6er3 10 lfebti4 ttBelt," aber
nun trat Der ghampagner in S3ene,
Der frdbere QisWein, ben Dom 9ertgs
non mouiiren Ju MAIDEN ben @infaII
gebubt bate. Quf ieinem feenbaften
S9loFe Qnet tatte Der 5er3og DON
9eubome, Der lett Der Qffaire bon
0u6enarbe in ungnaOe gefaaen mar,
BET einem befon9eren Geite ben oents
oideuO id6nen Bin moufeur", ben
i'm e'n ieiuer g%affrsunOe, Der
Morquis be S,asr1, BON ieinen Be-
fgungsn NIT gebra4t bate, offi3tsl
eingefiibrt. uno nun erobsrte it6 oies
Ies @etrdnt raid ben 9of unb bic Sc
feaI9aft. gtntgs Muder nabmen frets
lid QnitoB an bteiem r8ein Der Sur
ttIanen". User troBOem bIieb Der
gbampagner Der Wein Der feitliden
gelegenbeiten urO tntimen Soupers.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
SIN (t6irifden 2trwafO.
gDn 6. Setter.

Die BGIoer Sibiriens, fpel9e ii9
in Der gfabe BON 00rferH unb Stdbs
ten biH3teben, tperben ben europdif9en
9teiTenbeu nod In mander 6inIidt
on bic beimdtblihen Wdlber erinnern;
hph tper lpeiter in ha5 Snnere berIels
ben, rper Bic in tbre Stefe brtngt, ben
miro cine ~ooqfdnbIg frembe WeIt afs
fanger. Der edte unb rtdte Ttbirti4e
urpaIb, DON ben gingeborenen oes
2onoes .Taiga" genannt, ertnnert
ndmIid in nidts mebr an iene ltebe
onbeimelnbe Watopelt, ua9 Der bsts
~Ipielspeiie gerooe Der 0eutfbe cine
art Qe1eimen 5ebnens empfinoet unD
an bic fid fir Jpn 10 oiele Ihpdrnes
ride, ia poettI9e Grinnerungen tniips
fen. Sn elmer rl6tigcn Iibtrifden
2aiQe toni niht bo8 trauli6e Sc
3ptt' den ber@Ggel an unier NGr, bas
Enierem gmpfinDen 10 ne9ltbut; bier
lafen mir uns ntdt auF benz pei9en,
f.aumigen MpoTe uuter etnem Idats
tenrei4sn 8aume nieber, I'm au83u.
ruben; bier Iduielt tein milber 3epbbr
eura bos Goub Der aeTte, Der ben
S6lGfer lie6toit, Der rbm i'm 3ruum
DergangeneS Slid suridbringt ober
ibn tiiuftiges obnen tGBt Qu4 bic Fl.
aerdrtge beimliae muItt, Der Wibers
ban, ben 6ade uno SGge berporrnfen
i'm Dalbe, ME bies in ben WG[Oern
bes mittleren europa Der San tit, ers
tIingt bier ntdts. Sn rem trp1ls
bern SibtrteuS febtt bies olle8. 9prt
ftnbeIt bu pobI Sob UNI Silber unb
toftbare gbeliteine, ME in ben 8dls
bern, bon benen uns beutT9e Mdr6en
unb Gagen er5dhlen; aber bic 2uft lit
ba iapiit. beengenO, fsu4t. Gtott bes
ipeiden Mopies finbeft bu Wtlionen
Pti3e, bic etnen ipiberIthen Duff per>
breitsn; berfauIte moberige 6pIss
tI6Be, Reite BON 8ounitdmmen, bic
emit entlpeDer bos qlter ober Elm ORE
tan sebrofen uno getir3t bottle. linz
9~ep6bntid bobes @ros, bt6t oers
%ftriipptes Garntrdut btbedt ben goben,
in ben bu bsrfintea tannit. obue Soft
Hun1 ouf aettung. Sdlonaen, giftige
Rottern olIer Dirt, 3inge!u benz Bans
eerer ent5egen unO er60ben Die Sc
fa6r, in bic er geratbeu lit. Su bel
fbiriiden 1aiga berridt faIt lteta Tine
ttsfe, unAimIi6e 6tile, pelhe bur6
nihts geItort rpirb. GS TIT, oIs Of Der
gauge Wqlb Elm ein3ige3 peites grab
lei. als ob Elm Damon ilber benTei6er
feline 3auter sefpro6en hGtte. 0od
itrtd9ofter, md graufiger iebo6 tn
Der llrfpalb, fpsnn Tein Waeer bon
9duneu bic Wipfd i9uutelt, fDeuu
bic Stdmlte fi9 bsugsn unb neiaer,
ipsnn Elm @easen urtO Rro1en burh
bic In aufrubr befinblide 9oiqa aebt,
10 ffauri8, 10 Nib, Mnrt unb Getn
Eur9brinssnb, oIs pb bic Ebore ben
00ns @ aalat8m Hdtea mn GLE
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&Om Gbampagntrwsin.

Die Win3er i'm tpeitIiden europa
MAIDEN ssSeundrtis TdDsre 3eittn
Our9, gu beibeq Sstten bes Rbeins
Sn Der Champagne TT es bestpegen
ioSar gu ReooItsn setommsn. Darum
ipirO sinigss aus Der Gei1i9tt ots
GbdmpasRerpsi1s pilItommsn fem.
ST If DerbdltniBmdbts ipat .erfunz
ben" lporbsn.
Bis gum II. Jubrbunbsrt CAB es
bic ~heatsutassn rsaOmmirtsn @eipd9s
ie ni9t. Nan belettirte Ii9 on ben
.tlstueu" Bstten bon S~urssnes, Or
ssutelL GrIsalis rIh btr &ousatnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02

0a Iiatrli9 ben mtiiten MsnIdsn,
Die bas berrll9e @liigll9t enaB n,
bic GntitebuHg oesislben ioDObl ipte
bic 0ertsluHg Der ueuelten Jte.aufas
benlampen HHoetannt 1T, 10 pollen folt
bisielpen tur3 entpldelu, Qus Der bts
tanHten 39otladqe, DAP I'm 9~abl,
DuG9 ben Elm eleftrii9er S.rom = n
bur4 geIeitet pirb, ii4 errparmt ano
erbtBt, unO 3par Inn 10 mebr, Ie gro
beren 8iberItanb er BEN Strpmtei>
tung engagement, gebt obns peitare8
berOor, oaB Elm genigenO Danner
Drabl bura ben Strom DdbgIlblno
Fpirp. geniigenb binn nib er tein,
Denn ie oiinuer Der &~eitungspeg. 0etto
gr0Bet Der 8iberitunb, oelto Itarte1 bic
9tBe, 9ierauf fuBenb, Oeriu9tcn
i9on Dor LANCER Set gApIiter, etne
2ampe 81 tonjtruiren, tnbsn ite oen
elettrii6sn Strom bur9 einsn ,iinHsu
platinOtabt gehen lieBen.
0teie geriu9e fiibrten abtr su teis
mem aeIultat, ba Der BlatinfaOsn IN
Der enortneu 9iBe balo abI4mol3. gtlua
beriudte man es NIT gliibeu0en Sob
lenitab4en, aber 5unadF aud ohae
SrfOIg, bis ii9 Der geniale &piIon Der
Sadie annabm. IS beDurIte ater
5ubrelanger. mlbfumer 8srlude, Die
ungcbeure Summen Oeri4Iangen, Il.
es benz groBen Grfinoer gstd1g, cine
9%liiblampe %ber3uiteueH, in oeren Iufts
bsrOiinutsr 9lrne Elm &obIeRfaoen, pr
aus Yaumpoataoen gema9t Gpal,
leu6tete.
9atO trIeBte gbiIon bic ie1r ,crs
bre1ll4s 8aummoutoble pur6 Acbs
lsntaOen, bic aus 8ambasfaisrn 6erges
ftelt parsn, unD felt 0ieisr 3ett iegte
eine t%OlpiiaIe gntpldlung Cls eletlrls
f1en @tablidtes Elm. Sine 8erbeTes
rung foIgie pel anbsrsn aui BEN 6uBe,
unO beute Derb.n lebr 0auerbofte
aObIsnfaOeu oui IoIgenbs g8eiie b:rs
gsitsat: @ins breii8e 6tlulotomaile
pirb bur9 ftarten Druid bur9 bar,
feline Oeffnungen gepreBt jpbab rte
feinen StrabIen fofort an Der Guft
erbdrten. 0ieIe 6Gben peroen nun III
einem nit 2eu6tgas gefiiaien 9ebGls
ter gum @Iiiben gebradt. Der I'M
Geu9tguS ent6altene &obtsnitoff Tebt
iid nun an benz gIiibenben Baoen Fcf
unO ibsr5tebt i'm als meta1t1@ aldus
5enbe MaFe, bic tbn 5ebr piotrfdnbss
fdbig mabt. Die observation-disclosures
baden MIR ben Qa9tbetl bts tofIpteIs
gen gstriebes, benn fs erfOrbern 9un
itdnbigsu @liiben cine beoeutcnbs
5tromsnergic, ouBerbem f9meI3en It
aud Bel 1900 @rab GelIius alb, 10 ha6
cine srOBsrs 9iBe ui9t sRtnidelt
tperbm barf.
gtnfa9rung Der 9Iabs
fdbe.
Gifrtg Tudten nun bic SorT@er
mad eintm beferen Bacterial, unb Is
gelang BEN pbpIiter groi. Kermit, on
Stsle Der Ro9Ie GlibtGbe au ton.
itruisren, Die aus MngusiiumorpD in
8erbinOung nit I~ettsuen Grben bers
geIteqt purben. DieIe 9Iiibt0rper bals
ten cine Temperature BON 22O0 GroD
aug, absr fe baden ben Radtbetl,
bab Fe in taltsm 3ufanbe ntft lei
tend Iinb uno erIt uoreetpdrmt pers
ben miF,u, sbe Iie aufIsu9ten. Rl1tss
peitppsniger tum bic Rsrnts2amps
bel in gebraud, Oa ibre unterbal-
tuns Dsfentli9 bt1iger 1T als bic Der
observation-disclosures, bis lie in neueiter
3eit Ourd bic observation-disclosures iibers
fliiseIt purbe.
Der gIiibt0rper in bidsn iitifefteu
Qampen 1T nun pirflih Elm Gaben
aus isltaasn fsBr f4pes i4msIibarn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-02
@sri6iebene Sgiteme Oes
@lRbIiats.

Bon s 7. sing. 6. Strobs!.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-24
Declares Prosecution is But
Persecution and all for
Politics.
HE REFUSED TO DO
/. TOWNLEY'S D
Secretary Of State Makes a
Complete Denial of all
Charges.
= (By Tom Parker Junkln.)

Bismarck. N, D., Dec. 24.-Tom
Hall. secretary Of state, has passed
the buck up to the other state Of
f1cials and the entire Townley outfit
and put them on the defensive in the
matter of the 'embezzlement charges
brought against him by the attorney
generals office.
Tom Hall went on the stand. on
Saturday AFTERNOON and made a COM
plete and detailed denial Of the
charges and put the apparently we'll
rehearsed story of Eugene Walla in
the ranks of the fables of an ancient
romancer.
For more than six hours the secre-
ttary of state was on the stand, the
Z court holding a special evening ses-
sion@tn ordertt0, complete the taking
of testimony, and the case was ready
for arguments this morning.
Tears In His Eyes.
Hall told his story in a, straight
forward manner that was convincing.
There; were tears in his eyes as he
recitedS fasSs4t0ry of his life spent in
North M8atS1A and his years of con-
scienttta8aAkSGGfYtce to the. state. He
wal fdSeRfSsAfectedsby the recital of
.sth6s story HIS arrest at midnight,
like a dangerous felon, and the effect
.~of this on. his aged parents and his
family. lie made no effort to cover
the fact that he had at various times
paid out cash from the cash box and
had placed his individual slips and
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-24

trots till stowSrd Christmas ana. OF
onions IN the iSprtnt:.'
CQaiS. Observation-Disclosures WORKING
f% fI6apreaas ~ rse2 -.
The Munchaers 'Neueste Nachrichtenf
Of October writes: d (
meeting . the Central a.
sociafl0h OF Clerks at Munich on the
zth october.sthe following sresolution
the suggestion Of the apsr offlce at
Berlin that II IL necessary to- extend
az far as POSSIBLE the system Of rom
tinuous working time. The meeting
further holds that all places Of public
sale except those Of food should be
closed on four days q week At dusk
=. e, ats O'clock"