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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

fsI6ft stnen TOnit nt1t bebentenbtn
9ranb su iberspdItiger. SbpO1l nun
Ieltber aud TN n0rbli6sn Disccnftn
Rsgsr ssfansn III, faeint es bod
bringenb geboien, ale Ssdqer aur
9orli6t 81 mabntn. Ger @DuDerusur
BON Oregon bat Tpgdr angeprbnet,
bob bic grDffuung Der SagbfaHon IN
lslem Staat ber3Dgert psroe. SrpB
0tr bisiss 5a6f 70 unglnftigeu @ers
pdltniRe ftnb bic stgsntli9en 8uns
OtsforIten bon grSBsren 8erIuIen
nsrfdpnt sebIteben; ben SauptlGaoen
batten priDateteent1iimer at traaer.
Bum 5bell mag biersu au9 Der Dsrs
behsrte 8eutrI5I9DienIt Der 5ortaufa
teber betgetragen BADEN. @rit bic
leBte Wode gum Qusbrud qetommes
men @rdnbe baben ungepBbnli4e gu=
forberungen an ben 9unoesforitbienf
geitelt. Sn ten fragtihen 8estrfen
limb lettbem bic wRangers" uaermlbs
LTD thdttg, bod fperben Iie bon 3eit su
3stt bon 6oritbeamten aus anberen
@taaten cbgsI0it, bic bon Walbbrdns
ben perf4ont g%eblieben finb. Cine
OOafge 8eiettigung Der Geuersgefabr
srtpartst bic Regterung iebo9 crit
BON ben i'm 6pdtberbF einIebenben
itdrteren gfegeufdlsn.
lle6er bic l1rTo9en Der 70 urloes
beure S6dben herbprruFenben WaIos
brdnbs 1T bereits btnldngli6 qeI6ries
ben por6en. Gin tramp, Der i9
In ether S~omatentanne Teinen aaffee
tpdt, Campers, bic NIT benz Beuer
unoorItAttg umgeben, bas leiGtftn.
mig %peggeporfene 6renrenbe Gtrei6s
bol3 zines Rauher8 ooer aud bic
8unten elmer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gcniigen Oft, efnen Dalo6ranb 6erz
bor3Arufen, Der bic 8ernihtunq bon
9ol3 gum Wertbe BON 6unoerttuuIens
ben, ia Mtatoatn Dollars sur 5otoe
bat. Rtrgenbs mebr als i'm Wdlb
o6er geA6l3 1T 8oriidt benin umgss
ben nit 5tuer geboten, ba bic Inter
oriidung zines 8ranbes bort nit
EXPERIMENTATION 9dptsrigtetten ber>
tniipft TT, Der SoI36eHanb oes aanz
bes bttbtt et1en betrG4tlt9en She'll
uuIeres Observation-Disclosures, behen
Dabrung unb 8efdiBung qeqen fre.
Delbaften 2eidtitnu Elm te6er gutter
9irger ais pflidt betraaten fp1te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

Gif bsrsogIiheu gsfsbE DerbDttn fei,
btes GremDen %geseniber In boflitber
Beile fagen tonre. vRnum aber 1atten
mir uniere 3igarren ausg,I0IAt, als
mir einsn 0ffi5ier auf uns autommsn
fabeH, Der ganS gemiit6Iid cine 3b
gdrre rdufts. ga fagte Magner:
Rein, bas TT bod su fart! Ri9t
einmaG bic ltnifOrmsn tiimmern itG
I'm bag Rau6berbot. SGpea Itedten
mir uufere 3igarren tpieber an. un0
bampFenb apgen mir bierauf BEN rdls
4enoen Sfft3ier sutgegen. Dieter Iob
uns finiter an, NAB uns bon aopF al
JaBtn, bielt buan feline 3igarre nd9
Der arberen Seite unb f6ritt an uns
porbet, SEPT srtanHten pir ibn: es
mar Der 6er3og!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
Sin e5renber Radruf.

sUlan IoQ bon ben 2pbten niGia
nebtes rsoea" baben I4on Die attsr
@rled)en gefagt, uuD es eriafknt Dabey
angeDraqt, leBt aud oes @nten 8a qes
Denten, oeten ii1 Ole 9dnapsDrsHles
rel rabmeu purtte. DEM bic 4hnapss
brenntrei III toot, felt ether Wede, uno
pls sur Aarer1te4lng nab Bgel. .guag
bes arisges.
asinem lirb me6r Sunben ndhgss
idgt lporben ais Dem aontg altobol.
Jn btr Yrele, BON Der aan8eI uu0
ylatform purDen tie unablan4 9ers
flHott, 1T Der @rlaB bon Yro1tbtz
t~lonsgeieBen befiirmortet noroer, I'm
bic WlenI9beit ge9en bic 5o!gen ibrss
ielbitperi auloetea llnmabiBtett al
IAiben. aur leIteu purbe Jeboh auf
ben Quben unb bic gtotbpenoateit oss
aIfohols fir anbere ais 3rtntsnsde
bingelpieleu, unb bieier RIAtermaB.
uang 1T Is bornebmIi6 3u3aI4re.hsn,
DaB felt BEN Sabre 1914 biz M2ttte
bieies Sabres Brennereien lbren ges
trie6 einitellteu, begin. li6 anoerer
Jabrttdttpns3Deden 5uiuanbtfn, DE
labrliA iihr 100000 gaaonen
AIfobol 3u er3eugen permo9ten,
Allobol tit unentbebrlih fir bic
e9erttslang IegIlder 4rt SdieBpuIper,
Defen bic Der. Staten iebt in 10 1ros
Ber Wlengs bebirfen. DIE oegennats
tige 8ruouttpn fir oteIsn 3ped lit
DOaig uRgeniigeno, unb Is fptrb 5iems
LID LANCE Set erforbern, bic qroou.s
i%i0nsfabigteit mieber ouf zine Iplts
5obe 81 bringeH, baB Die ariegm5s
rnng 9ntel Soms but9 0ereu Qsrs
iagen niat uHgiiuittg beeiuiiaBt mir6.
Aef9gl AltoboI-Der getpObniiGe 6ans
nslsartifsl TT pornebnlih elm
5armprublti. Geine auels lit t6ats
lanli9 unertdOpHtn, benn e. lam
aus trgenb elmer 8uders pber ftdrfe6als
issen estrsiosart oosr pflau3e erSe,gt
nerben. Die @runblage fin fan ale
nmerltaniide Yroouttions Yerfoblen
3uderrObr, Riibenfprup ober
WIai2 unb bas ii9 aus t6nsn srats
btHOe Deitiaat lit demiIh,in 8e1alt
aub anbsrpeitig bur4psg gleifurtig.
Gtit BEN /. 5an1lar 1907 III bic WsTsl
tpenoang berurtigsn, fit 5rint3ptdtI
p1aetnrsttH AIioboIs flu ~subuRuGIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

2aat benz ngasIer 9oltsbLatt4 Be-
mtrtte Or. 2abbarbt gu bieItn Sab.
len.
/. 0ie s6psi3 itsbt btnfi9tlt6 Sc
burtenriidgang gang no9e BET Jrantz
reid (0as in ben leBteu 8ebn Sabreu
nur mod UNI Ii MiIioneu suqenome
men bat, ndbrenb 8eutidlano Inn
81 Mliqionen).
2, SIN 8aiel felbf berms6rt ff6 Die
austdubii6e 8eb0lterung troB ibrer
relatib f6ledtereu 1tonpmHten Gage
boPpeIt 10 fart aIs bic 8asler 8urs
ger.
3. Die 8astsr Burger fe6en BIN.
iidtlia @eburttnriidgaug nod nett
uHter ben 3ablen 8rantrei9s.
Gin 8latt bssleitet bieIe itatiHis
iaen gr5e6ungsn NIT fotgenbtn I'M
baltrei4en unb pdbren @orten;
gDas iino 3ablsn, Die gun Is
Ieben ma9nen, I'M 10 mebr, alg Der
staat in muitsrgiltiger @eife fir
bic G~ntbtnbung aud Der drmIten
5rauen forgi unb Der geburteuriids
gang ii6 gerobe BEL ben fUobIbabenben
@didten am meiiten seigt.
ais uriade biefer Gptbemie IdBt
Der ReftreHt nsbsr ben Rid Der
Chen Gle iiHb eleid asbIieben), nO6
bic gnthoItfamseit. nod bic daserseins
Degradation Der RaHs gsttta. iOns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

Effb RlnHStreds rrb bebuFs Graats
eutl0 BON Qint, 9tbe pbsr Kraft bun
ber Binuenitnier befrtit getpsfen, Sin
Derf9ienener MDeife finbef Ct Neripfu,
burg BET Der Gabrttation BON btsln
Ut9tigen BtbdrfsdrttieIu, il. a. Mars
ben, aade, GhipeFeldtbtr, G6loroform,
meot3tnHne @rtratte, Sprcnqtottt,
9iits, Geift, S9mudidten, 4abat,
8tIperrabmen - eDertnttattorcrt. finIte
Iide Seibe, GHtg, @eStufpfttonsntts
ttln, 54ubwtdfe. Gr berbrnbert nas
@efriepen uno tptrb Bu bteTem 8fpsde
Der Mif9une I'M Rabiatpr con 0utes
mobiIen bsigsfiigt En- rntfernt ben
3obIsnonfab ton Wldidtnen unb eies
net ii1 fir 6enterreintaen unb btele
dnbsre 3pede.
0btp0bl Der fogstannte .Doob OIL
cobol" fir Set5s, gelsudtungss unb
9striebs3ipeds In ben Der. @tanten
nur In seringem Menbe bernenOet
tniro, tptrb fetn balbtger alisgebe6nter
9ebruuA fettens araFtpaqenbefiber
tnb 6nnsfrouen bon Sadber Rdnbts
gen borausgefagt ba bic a~oitIpteligs
fet beg 8ufolttts sintn biuiaeren Grs
lab u~Hbebtret nothpenbta ma1t. RI
@unften bes NltoboIs Tprt&t feline
8leiforttgteit unb Reinli6tett, sr
fam beltebtg NIT DaFer Qemtftt
unb unbrenn6ar gena6t tperben, unb
feline @e~rbnnItung ruff niht fpte bie
tes @aTolins bic GeFabr einer Gef6ft
ent3iinbnng berbor. Seute iebo6 iii
biz eeiFtungsfdbtgfeit aaer Spirttuss
brennereien in ben Der. Gtuaten nidt
groB 8enug, i'm rtut ben @aTolin6ss
bari gaefp 0orts su beden. Sir bic
!9eritelung ruuhtoien G9teBpulbers
TT NIto6pI u~nentbe6rlt9; Elm iebes
Yftnb puLper erforbert atpet qfun0
alfoboI, unb ieber @6uB aus etner
Der Riefenbaubtben beoeutet ben Ger
fraud bon einem SAB go Gaapnen0
Qlto6ol. Sol. 6, S. W}oore, cine
@ltorttdt oltf btefem gebiet, 6ere6s
net, baB bic gegenpdrtige QItobpls
prohibition tn ben Ser. Staten nidt
seniigen miirbe, Elm Drittel bes ratds
IoIen QltfDers 3u ltefern, bos nd6reno
zines biertdgigen Samples bet Ser
bun beridpHen ioitrbe, pdbrenb beFen
BITE groBen @ef6iibe 100000 Mat.
Qbgefeuert purber.
4ber aud bic F~inon3ie[e Inter
iiibung her 9ltnbesregisruna bari
Der beritorbenen 5dnapsbrenneret als
Gutss angerednet perbrr. Sn benz
am 30. SUM- 1915 gum @bfhluB qes
ldngten 6istolja4rs betrug BITE
5teueE~ ouf beittairta1 @pirttus unb
geeo9rene .etquprs" $247, 453, 543,
SO, begin. 25 prossnt aLer Reqtes
rungseintiinfte fiir bteTen 8eitabz
i4nitt. uno fir bas folgenbe Sdbr
fielten f6 btefe @te1err nod I'M
sac, 5000 b69er. Su 9erbin6uug
hermit ertpdge man pie Gintiinfts ber
Gtaaten, Counties nnb StGbte burd
grauerr, 5hunts unb 5onbelsIt3ens
fen, BITE Gintiinfte bsr @6dntfpfrtbs,
8r~auarbeiter, GjerIters, 6ppfens unb
Roggen6auer, @fasiobrttonten, Gatts
lei, Snreinfr, @dilbernaIer, Gtsfas
uip,, bic ale sabIrei6e Nnge,
itellte beThdfti9teft, unb ptrb es bann
rerTfdnblid Finbeu. baB aud benz R5s
MIG aIto6oI BEL 9ieIen ytin ebrenbes
betpa6rt bteiben tpfrb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
6ras SrOfanu8 mitteIit Glets
trt3ttdt.
tDltt9etBeiIt bon ber &ireftton Der gentrlL
@ntoei5frtt6en eiratttperEe.l

(9lttsetbeiLt bon ber &treitioa ber geatvaL
@ntpei5erit6en sgraitperEe.l
Ser gegentpdrtige 0tangel an 6ut.
ter fir Die 8iebberben bes Qanoes
8eigt beutlt4, Dab mir nit allen Dlits
teltl auf cine 5teigerlung Der 91aEr.
mert6e, pelde I'M 2an0e toodIeu, &c.
eaht fem miiIien. Son 8ebor0en uno
5QdfreEien Der 2anopirtbihaft iino
bereits peridieoene anpeiiunaen An0
0orIdloge 3u 0ieiem 3mede erlQlIcn
poroeh. 8ir m0dten, geitiibt auf Elm.
gebenoe lleberlegungen un0 [1lgere
praftii6e 8eriuhe, oil oenen mir nit.
getptrtt 6aben, 0arauf b~iupeiien, bah
cine beoeatenoe Gteigerlttg oes 5ut
ternabrlDertbes er3ielt miro, Detn
man bag @ras inn momente IeineB
grOBten NdbrgebQlte8 trodnet. 5ts6t
Sonnenlpar1ne our @erfiigttng, maJ
man 6iefe benitBen; ibenn e8 aber reg.
net, fam man bas @ras fiinItlth
trodnerl.
IS tper0en tagIih ben GrodnunQs.
atllagen entiprebetl6e Wengen Qe.
ihnitten, uao es fann 6ieies fiinitltdle
Grofnen ben garBen CONNER iber
fort9eieet peroelt. BET gutem 8ettpr
in lt1rferent, bel idledtem @etter in
idtnaheretn WeQBe, @uf 0ieie Met,e
miro Der n9euet" ntft mebr auf iue-
utgc Gage 5uiammenge0rdngt, ion.
bern oas DSeuen@ bertbetlt lih iibec
ben gar3en CONNER un0 erm6glidt
Dem 2anomirtb, obne &ait ur0 nit
Ptripnal, a6er nit llrter.
itiiBung Der Tehnif beoeuteno Dart6.
poaere 5utterDprrdtbe ein3u6rtnqea
ais beim bisberigen Se1len, mo- BEL
laieniidem ODER ihledtem Seltfpetter
ods 8ra8 ii6erreif tuuroe ODER per-
faulte nft0 beoeltteno an Rabr1pertb
oerlor. 8as fiinitlih getrodnete @fas
ltebt altd better aus tn6 behalf Elm
beiieres arotrta ale oos natiirlih ge.
troGnete. Bur 8elan1ung 0es 8poen8
man abDeh5lungstpetIe qefuiiie
5ldhen 8ras iiberreif tperoen laIIen.
Oils Ginriftung GUM @rnstrodneu
fih eigetttIih ie6e &rodmnas.
auf oem 8ofe. ga aber Gle
2onbpirtbe an eleftrilde Gel.
angeiblofen iino, mel6e lie
1erboItntBmdBig fdIedt oltsnitBen,
iegt es nabe. eteftriihe @rastrod.
mngssGinridtungen SIT itaffen. 9tc
Grodnungsperiooe fdat in 6en Som.
ner mo miro pprtuiegen0 angetuau0f,
penn e. regnet, alIo fpenn 0aFertrdfs
e i'm lle6sridhb porhanben ftnb. Die
slettr3itdtsDerfe founen alio All 0ie.
3Uede ben Strom su iebr bIli lea
abgeben, namentlid in 3Gl |.
en-, no feline beion6eren QufpenSun.
mir 2eihingen uifp. u0tbiq finO.
Die 3rodnung fam auf perIhie e..
le arten aeideben; es limo aud oe.
ets mafdiueIle Ginri6htngen anae.
lpor0en, 3. .. ME foIgt: Gm.
Deoer eriteIt man a0ite, noranf 0as
ingebrafte @rns 9elegt mir6, ooer
nau rtftet einige @raspogen init
iHem Sbitem bon aaftpartsitebenO2n
.,uftr0brn (alts galpouiiirten 8ai. ]
erleitungsrobreD nit ieitIidealt
Elm uno berbiuoet Si,Ie
mad Der @iubrtngung IN Der
NIT einem 0eutiIator ODER ei.
Ier 2iftpumpe, melde ourh eiuen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17
RsiHt &aaOeEsitudaxg mad Dem
Gries.

f -~~AA~@@~mm
Rad Der anIi6t hon Germ Stan.
lsp q. Rob, benz gittp Dort aommtra'
assnten BET Rsgitrung, ptIGsm bal
Bureau fiir auslGnbildtn unh einbst,
mlIHen 6aHbeI uatsrItsbt unS Der 6iel
oie abtbsiIung flr Export > 2ben,
Itsruns tinseridtst bat, bat bttIes
ldnb uu4 benz Rrteo teine Stognie.
ring bss 4usLanDbanbsIs gu bsFiir9.
Ten. er stbt at, bab Der Griebenser,
ildguns cine tur3e 8eit Der Rube fol.
Bsn plrO. gldabt abtr, baB fi9 bteftr
tine psriobe eepaItigtt GsI9dfts,
ibdtigteit anf9iieben tptrb.
80 fam bic acknowledgements
niht pertebsh4, meEnte ct geItern,
ripel6e bas Gnbe bss ameritantI6su
Acknowledgements nod benz 4riege pors
ausIagtn. Die @st9dftsgelegenbeiteu
iDerotn, psnigitens fir einigs Sabre,
fur nieIes 2anD unge6euere fem.
6err Bob gsbt baun auf bic einsets
iten Snbujtrien Elm. Bte sr Iaat,
ipirb Der 8ebatf BON aupfer, beIons
bsrs ftr bic Dfittelmddte Elm CANA
geipaItissr ietn. ba OtsIe Gambler ale
Hupfsrse8enitdace benz Rrieg gsopFsrt
baden.
Mas nun Gdsn unb Stab anbss
laAst, 10 mag pObI Elm Iangfamer
Hidgang Der proouttipn nit Der
Ginitslluns Der SerittIung BON Dafs
fen unb Munitton eiutreten, bagsgen
tDirb bas 8sptirfniB Fir 8auitQbl,
fur Shienen, fit MaIatnerie, older.
baigerdtben etc. i'm eigensn 2anb nie
aud In auslnnb Elm gar gepaltiges
IeiH. Ginsn grDBen auH9mung Der
4ntomobiI SnbuFris fteut 9ert
RuB in ausiiAt.
ibts Der 9batIr9s, baB GU
ropa BON Qa6rungsmittela beinabe
sufbl5Bt unb tbotId4li9 bon Der Sano
IN ben dumb lebt, muB natiirlih uad)
bun 6rleben eine gepaltige lusfnbr
beionoers aud bpn Ganneunaarsn
einissen. 8as gleide gilt fir p9os,
plate unb anoeren aunitbinger CUR
Msbabilttirung bes perherten 4ttrs
lanbfs.
~Btr ieSt ,artegsbraat" fpsl3e totr
perIiereu,@ fagt 6err gtoB, niperAen
aDtr 100 15riebinsbrdute" getplHnen.
DER amerltanifde Bdbrttant uno
probu3snt bat nadgerabs ben Belib
bes GTportbanoels ertdnrt unb pirb
bic punberbaren gort1etls, ipeI6e Ti9
ibm bietea, jebenfols ousniiben".
Gr gibt gu, baB aud 8eutidlonb,
0r%obbritdnnpen unb bic iibrigen triegs
fiiArsnben 2dnber ii4 ieBt iaon bor.
beretien, Inn lire alien Mdrtte ,nriid.
sugetpinnen, bod srtIdrt en-, baB 6ii
Der. Stdatsn btefen 2dHDern gegens
lber I'M Dortbeil ltnb.
Der gebduptun9, boB europa mad
BEN ariege su arm fem tperbe, i'm
fir anfere Baareu be3dblen Su f0ns
men, begegnet 9err RpB nit Der Nus
ruus, baB ieGbit biefes BEN d1re.i.
fanif9en aaufmann gum 0orlbetl ges
reiasn mtiHs, iniOFern fd babur6 bic
@~eIegsnhelt our QnlegunQ aiperlfaniz
ffen Rdpitals in eurppdifden Inter
ne1mungeu btete, poburd bic Rads
frags mad ameritantIdem Material,
amerisarifden mlaidineu unb aueris
fdnii6m Wadren iiberboupt nod
ar0bsr mlrbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

Guf 1000 ginpofner entfdlen +lir
1915 t4,s @eburtea. pabrenO es
1914 ned IT, naren. 8ooesfaae en-
aa6en iid t9t5-10,t%o. Die @e-
bltrterBabl cher in pieL itQrferem Ser
baltntb. Ger lluteri6ieb 5rpiidpn
8ien ur0 9iirid lift in oieIer 8e3leh.
mig MIN nod ichr flein 9ie @tesb.
litfeitSjiiier tit aIic mcnig ~aclr1lfan.
Sn @Qiel Fat o1n 6. 5ebruar 1916
9r 2obbarot Elm 9ieferat ilbcr Oas
%torpiirfi9e Cinema gebelten, peInes
ernlten @ebaItes pegen ot.I
.9lufieben erregt bnt. Rad ietnen an-
ga6en felt fih bia 8ebprtenfreQuera
in ben beritie6euen 2Qnberp felt Nr-
lang Der giebfn3iaer Satire bo bos
frtttpidtge gbiterbet" e:rfeBte sic
Der Gieturten auf 1000 Gin.
leobner berednet, Eie folgt:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-17

bern ein5ig unb aIlein bit freiplnIde
MISUNDERSTANDING bird @inariil
IN etn Nuturgefeb, Das fEd nihf uns
eeifraft perIeben ISBt. @Gs Boil qt6t
freipiILig bem Nb[tsrben sntasaer.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-07-10
ROAR OF A GUN.

Caused by Sound Waves Flung Out by
the Expanding Hot Gas.
The loud noise made when a gun is
fred is due to an explosion, the sudden
expansion Of a compressed gas, as 1t
escapes into the air from the space In
which 1t was confined. Now, In pop
gun the gas that Is compressed and
then allowed to expand is air which
already exists as air. But there is no
air or any other gas In a cartridge, and
the question is, Where does the gas
come from that makes the noise and
fires the bullet when a gun is fired?
What happens is that we suddenly
burn powder we have prepared of
materials such that when they are
burned large quantity of gas will be
produced, and 1t must be produced
very suddenly If the full explosive pow
or is to be obtained. We have another
great advantage In trying to make this
kind of explosion, as we have not when
we fire a popgun-that Is, that the
gases produced are exceedingly hot,
for they are heated by the burning
which makes them.
A hot gas naturally occupies a great
deal Of space-far more than a cold
gas-and so when we fire a gun we
suddenly produce great quantity Of
hot gas In a tiny space which is not
nearly sufficient to hold it. If this
we're done In a closed box it would
burst the box, but in the case Of the
gun we have prepared way out for it
only that we put bullet In the way.
Out comes the gas, driving the bullet
before 1t, and as it expands it starts
the wave Of sound we hear.-Kansas
City Star.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-07-10

half what I tried to write" he said.
The physicians who examined him on
his arrival home found that the white
plague already had him In its grip and
ordered him to the mountains He went
to Colorado, and, since he could no long
er follow music as a vocation, he took
up art, for which he also had a talent,
and, his own mother having died, he
looked to Mrs. Hendricks for advice and
correspondent with her throughout his
residence In the west.
Mr.. Bellamy never recovered his
health, but his last days were made
easy because of the fact that through
Mrs. Hendricks efforts he obtained
liberal pension as a Spanish-American
war veteran. He died in Denver March
81, 1915. His body was taken to Cher
ryvale and rests in Fairview cemetery
there, not far from the shaft which
marks the grave of Mrs. Hendricks
Kansas City Star.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-07-10
ACTORS OUT OF A JOB.

No Matter How Discouraged, The,
Must Smile and Look Prosperous.
In the American Magazine Walter
Prichard Eaton says:
did you ever hunt for q job-any
job? It isn't a form of indoor or out
door sport that you would naturally
choose, is it? 1t doesn't add greatly
ito Jour self esteem, your self conf.
dence, the development Of your pow.
ers, to come home tired and discour-
aged night after night. And player
folk are peculiarly sensitive to such
influences, or they would not be play
ers. 1t Is bad enough to rust In Idle.
ness, but it is worse to feel that you
are not wanted or that you are for.
gotten OF that you have to be judged
by ignorant men, even by office boys
your chance even to earn living de-
pending on the tastes Of those you of.
ten despise.
"Yet the actor or the actress must
show none Of this feeling. He or she
must keep up smiling front, must
look prosperous and wen dressed
youthful and charming, for the shah
by actor has no chance at all. Walk
along Broadway In July when the
casts are being selected for the follow.
ing season and observe the players on
the sidewalks. conversing on the cor
ners, coming out of the Office buildings.
The men are jaunty; they swing sticks;
they look just shade too fashion
able The women wear their prettiest
frocks and always silk stockings. But
sometimes you catch q worried look on
their faces, a look even Of apprehen-
sion. Alone, and a mask seems to
drop. Not all of them go to the Knick-
erbocker for luncheon-far from 1t.
There are little cubbyhole lunchrooms
where you will find these cane swing
ing and silk stockinged bearers Of the
banner Of romance. They are hunting
jobs, and some of them in vain"
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-07-10

Then Play the Game of Safety First,
and Play It Well.
All the world loves a winner when
the contest has been fairly played.
The local baseball team receives far
greater enthusiasm and support when
it is winning than when it is repeated
ly losing. We praise the accomplish
ment of difficult feat Each one Of
us halls the skill and tenacity of pur-
pose that puts over any great achieve
ment Things requiring the clear
head, the watchful eye, the skillful
hand and the bulldog grip of determi-
nation get our hearty compensation.
Said Abraham Lincoln, 81 don't think
much Of the man who is not wiser to-
day than he was yesterday" No truer
words could be written of the safety
first game. If you would be winner,
each day must find you wiser, keener
and more alert than the day before.
1t is contest in which we match our
determination to have no suffering
from accidents to ourselves and fellow
men against little acts of thoughtless-
ness and carelessness that bring these
results.
Nor is this game ever ended. Each
new day calls Cor better score. New
conditions surround us, and all of our
faculties, the best that is In US, are
challenged to increased effort. To
have our work really well done 1t must
be safely done, and none Of US wants
any less than the best.
For your own sake, for the sake of
the family at home, the wife and chill
dren, the mother or sister, play the
game, and play 1t well Play it with
the interest. the spirit, the enthusiasm,
that will make you win 1t will take
all your skin and ability to play it
right.
Yesterday is gone-forget 1t.
Tomorrow is yet to come-plan for it.
Today is here-use 1t. = Common
weather.
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head or tail lights and without
license numbers. and IL hauling a
buggy provided with a tonneau
could transport four people eight
miles an hour.
Horse driving was not exciting
put the horse had his strong points.
He did not puncture and never ran
out Of lubricating oil. He was also
a self-starter and had no crank. be-
ing only dangerous behind. He
lasted ten years with almost no re.
pair expenses and sometimes the
owner of a horse awoke to find that
ne had two horses instead of one.
the new one being of the latest
model though very small at first
Let us admire the horse for what
he has done and let us remember
that the automobile trade would
never have prospered had the horse
not been on hand to haul the early
models home.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-07-10
& &lfP 9: T.! &! 55 * *
Author Of AT GooJCo1J SiiM1aasT6! 3 GVA
THE HORSE

HE horse is a quaint quadru.
ped with horny hoofs on his
feet, beautiful horsehair tail
and a tWo-foot long head adorned
at the end with deep expressive
nostrils as large as golf cups.
Nowadays horses are not common
ana only the larger cities possess
morse garages where the animals
are stored and kept in running or.
ger. once, however. they were very
pientlIul and were put to a great
variety or uses. Years ago horses
were used to haul motorless cabs
and trucks and street cars and
drays. They were also ridden and
as they have no running boards II
was novel sight to see the eoues.
trians clambering aloft onto raw.
Doned horses padded with leather
saddles and guiding the patient
beasts about with leather reins in
stead of steering wheels.
Moreover horse races were held In
all parts Of the country at which
vast multitudes gathered and made
bets. Oddly enough, the people did
not bet on who would be killed but
VA fWAdt HOTSS WOuIu WIN. The
races were intensely tame, as the
animals never skidded or threw a
tire or broke their steering gears
and the swiftest of them did not at
tain a speed Of forty miles an hour.
The horse was, in fact, the au.
tomobile OF former times. He had
sixty-inch wheelbase, or footbase
rather, and rode. exceedingly hard.
but could go over very rough coun-
try and did not need anti.skid
chains In wet weather. He was of
about 1-40th runabout power and
his fuel was oats which were fed
him in a nosebag, instead of from
carburetor. He was both air and
water cooled and was controlled by
a bit throttle and a whip which
served the purpose of a spark ad.
vance. He changed from low to
high speed or to reverse very read.
lily, merely by command of his
driver-which is a point not yet
reached by the most ingenious of
automobile makers.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1917-07-10
One Word.

There is one word that we quickly
learn in five languages" said an Amer
lean Red Cross nurse who served in a
French army hospital 1T is the word
that comes most often to the lips of
sick or wounded soldiers when suffer
ing or delirium wrings utterance from
them. 1t is mutter, mere, moeder, ma
Dire and mother"