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lions for members of the General AS
sembly, and return thereof made IL
the Governor, then he shall declare
said amendment adopted, and make
proclamation of the result by publica-
ton of the result of said election bv
one insertion in one of the daily
papers of this state, declaring the
amendment ratified
Section A. Be it it further enacted
by the authority aforesaid, That ALI
laws and parts of laws in conflict
with this Act may be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Approved August 20, 1918
Now, Therefore, Hugh M. Dorsey.
Governor of said state, do issue this,
my proclamation hereby declaring
that the foregoing proposed amend
ment to the Constitution is submitted
for ratification or rejection to the
voters of the state qualified to vote
for members of the General Assembly
at the general election to be held on.
Tuesday, November 5th, 1918.
HUGH NJ DORSEY,
Governor.
By the Governor:
H. B. Strange,
Secretary of State
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BY the Governor:
H B. STRANGE,
Secretary of State.
State of Georgia,
Executive Department,
Atlanta, Aug. "a, 1918.
A PROCLAMATION

Submitting proposed amendment
20 the Constitution of Georgia, to be
voted on at the general election to
be held in Tuesday, November 9Th,
1918 said amendment to amend Part
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By the Governor:
II, B. Strange,
Secretary of State.
State of Georgia,
Executive Department,
Atlanta, Aug. "a, 1918.
A PROCLAMATION.

Submitting a proposed amendment
b the Constitution of Georgia. to be
voted On at the General Election to
be held on Tuesday, November 5th,
1918, said Amendment to amend Par.
2, Sec. !, Art II. of the Constitution
OF Georgia, so as to create a new
county from a portion Of Berrien
county. to be known as Cook county
with Abel as the county seat
BY His Excellency,
HUGH NJ. DORSEY, Governor.
whereas the General Assembly, at
its session in 1918, proposed an
amendment to the Constitution of this
State as set forth in an Act approx
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-10-07
State of Georgia
Executive Department,
Atlanta, Ca. August a., 1918
A PROCLAMATION.

Submitting a proposed amendment
10 the Constitution of Georgia, to be
voted on at the general election to
be held on Tuesday, November 5th,
1918. said amendment to amend Art
6. Sec. l, of the Constitution Of Geor~
gia, to as to increase fund allowed
Governor with which to employ cler-
icaI help
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HENRICK PONTOPPIDAN
DTag9te dc PTinlaVaTa.
.(Urmare).

O4AAoAO/s
Ea il asculta mereu, ca 81 cum Sc
astepta la mai multi. In sfirsit il
Intreba lncetisor:
De ce tocmai eu!
Pentruca. IS. cine az putea sd
ii Sc impotriveascai Cind cineva e
att de frumoasa 81 are astfel de
ochi, nu poate fl nenorocita. 1mi
dau Gu mintea, ca toti tinerii din
oras umbla nebuni dupa dumnea-
ta.. Nu-i asaf 81 lucrul n n'ar fl de
mirare, din potriva, ar fl foarte IL
resc ca fie cine sd doreasca sd alba
neyestica att de frumoasa, asa
de dragalasa II.
All! nu vorbesti serios, graf
ca rosind 81 plecindu-si ochii in jos,
intr % fermecatoare ameteala.
M vofbesc serios Martoi In
trebk Il clatinfndu-si capul cu 9
SIare esgAsI veselie. b pres scrios,
serios 9tii ~ cneet eu y
pp1ss = - - risind ii pa
si aat flsp pansll
= I I !. 4 4 ogsatsal y
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Iat-o iarasi. !. De &C ma ataci asa,
Mario! Ce rau ti-am facut oareY
- O! lasa ca nu-ti-a mers tocmai
asa de rau, ii raspunse ca rizind 81
netezindu-i dupa ureche suvita
zburdalnica de par 81 rasuflind att
de tare de ii s'ar Fl parut Cd oftea-
"a.
- M crezif Ce al Fl spus oare,
daca pentru toate astea te-aSi fl pc
depsit 81 te-asi Fl luat Gu mine de-
parte, foarte departe! E primej-
dios pentru o fata tinsra 81 fumoa=
Sd Sd umble singura prin padurei
Mutt era fricai Ia inchipuieste-ti
ca te-asi Fl sarutat.
Te-asi ii batut, ii raspunse ca
rizind. z,.fie.
Oar de te-aSi saruta acnmi
Termecatorul Sei trupl Sc infiora
usor, obrajii j Sc fnflaekrara mai
49,
tare in vreme &c 0 privea tinta me
reu.
&c al spune- Mario, de teas
'ruga sarmi dai Q sarutars Z Teal SUI
|parai Numai una singura, ca q
mintire din parte-ti, despre padu-
rea unde ne-am fntflnitla despre la
Icul acesta, DE ziua cind ne-am Gu
noscut. Firsgte ca mi vol gfndi ade,
sea 4 toate acestea, cfnd vol ii de-
parte de aci. Pxrerea mea Z ca tim
pul aeesta ct an stss scii, . fost nes
spns de frnmoA Isl y vree \
C e1 SQssa g. ~ yeait ai
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iau buna ziua de la dumneata. :.
= Vrei sd plecif il intreba ca in,
fiorindu-se toata.
Ochii lui Sc umezira vazind mis-
carea eli, facu un semn afirmativ Gu
capul si-si atinti privirea in pa.
mint.
- Asa!.. esclama ca meet.
Trecura citeya clipe pima ce ii.
narul putu sa-si capete iarasi graiul
de 81 in aparent4 arata Sd fie cum.
pant 81 linistit.
Multumi pentru frumoasa 81 sour
ia fericire cunostintei ei, aratfn-
du-i Gu vorbe placute pSrerea de
rau ca nu poate tesavea de sotie fe-
NEE ca dfnsa, cesa &c intr 'adevar
lar ii facut fericit siso ruga mai q
poi, sal pastrexe pr1eteneasca q
mintire.
Marta mai nul mai asculta, Sc
fngalbenise foarte, sta aplecata, Gu
ochii pc jumatate fnchisi, atintiti a.
supra lucrului y ii pxrea ametita.
In mintea ei Sc perindau numai Gu
vinte singuratice, p6trunzind lamu-
rite 81 amintind nv diferite icoane.
Isse parea c1 1teste 81 ca va sa
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ta Gu amindoua bratele 81 0 conduse
la banca pc care Sc rostogolira a.
mindoi.
- Mario, soptea el, m am hota.
rft sd nu ne mai despartim /: nu mai
plec. Nu pot sd te las; ramin aci,
caci te iubesc. Din ceasul in care
team vazut, te iubesc Gu alta in
focare cum nici prin minte mutt
trece. Cind ma gindeam la tine, Inc.
buneam nu alt eeva; ochii mel
nu mai stiau ce-i somnul, 81 tn ma
iubesti, nu-i asai o.. .trebuia S q
vad 81 pc asta: ma iubesti, nM-i a
81
La aceasta ne sdastata imbrati-
sare, la aceasta isbucnire att de pn-
ternicx q patimei tinarului, Marta
Isl redob1ndi deplina constienta.
Toata rosata obrajilor 81 q gitulni
pieri 81 0 paliditate ca de mort, Q
fngrijorare, ii furnica tot trnpul
faeind-o = tremure din creste pi-
ma in talpi.
De oare ce n n'avea putere sd sea
Pc de imbratisarile lui, fntoarce ca
pull si-si ascunse chipul ii mini, ca
ii cum at Fl vrut sxrsi sstupe Gu
de-as sila urechile d inima frnpotri-
vs puhoiului fierbinte de dfag0ste,
impotriya aeelei spovedsnii ipgfi-
mate, fnipotriys acelor rag5 5aninti
yin1yate III pine e paelt. # 81
jdhe, G D ~ Il spunes
en- a tiRp p NJ al1ipile H Y
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zlARULUI AMERICA.


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Z1gan, P. 0. B. SO.
CHICAGO, ILL. - Paul d. TO.
mi, 1400 Fullerton Ave.
CINCINNATI, G O. - Ilie Bogdan,
1914 Republic Str.
3. YOUNGSTOWN, o. - Gsorgl
Marhao, p. 0: B. 886.
FARRELL, PA. - P. ]. Costsa,
6O1 Broadway.
MASSILLON, O. - loan Neagu
1913 Kent Street.
NEW YORK, N. Y. = G. Branut
Alt E. Gath Street.
PA. = M. g.
Marian, Notary Public, s. w
cor. 4th & Brown Str.
SHARON, PA. - Pstru Major
p. O.. B. 343, Farrell, Pa.
TRENTON, N, j. - loan Uveges
81 Grand Str, Trenton, N. j.
YOUNGSTOWN, o. = loan Blu
dai, 1872 s. Forest Ave-, Young
stown, o.
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Gu zina nascuta la lumina lunii subt
O foaie de brusture? Zina Gu MILO
cul mladios 81 parul lung, balai ca
al dumitale, Gu oehii in earl te per-
deaf ca i'm bezna unui codru poso-
morit
Isl lasase din nou bratele pc ge-
nunchi 81 Sc aplecase putin spre
dinsa. Marta nu-i raspunse mimic ci
zimbea 1ntr una.
Stii ce mi s'a povestit despre
dumneata? urma el a povesti. Sc
zice ca al PRINT ca dar de botez,
o alifie vrajita, facuta din praful
de pc aripele fluturilor, o picatura
de apa din balta 81 0 lacrima de fe-
cioara de saisprezece ami. Nu-i asaY
81 Sc mai spune ca port alifia Gu
dumneata intro coaja de ghinda,
81 cind auzi pasii vre-unui strain
prin codru, te duel fnainte-i, 81 In
tr'o clipa l'ai preschimbat. Spunc-
mi, nu aveai Gu dumneata coaja de
ghinda, in ziua c1nd ne-am vazut
pentru prima datai til mai amin
teSti7
Marta rise din nou.
Asa mi s'a parut, relua el fl
rul yorbirei. Am simtit niste dege-
te neyaxute trecfndu-ndi peste pie
.oape. De sigur Cd esti o xina. Mario.
Oare mn vel Fl salagluind IA balta.
printre trestii, Is III loc 81 luninii-
le ratacitoarel V5d u din ochii du-
.laitale i7yoysgte & 4seas m Is
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ca dascalul nu tinea la nimeni
mai multi decit la dinsul.
lara dascalul avea cinci copii,
care toti cinci erau fete. Nell e.
Ia cea mai mare 81 avea obiceiul
sd sara peste banci; Livia era cit
mine 81 vorbia totdeauna pima ce
dascalul NO punea in genunchi ;
Veturia sedea fntre baieti 81 Sc
cotea Gu ci, lara Mill abba sta sd
umble 81 nimeni n'avea vote SO
poarte in brate afara de Hutu, pc
care dascalul il insarcinase Gu
purtarea de grije pentru dinsa.
Pentru aceea nici Mill nu voia
so poarte altul de nina ori so tie
in brate 81 plmgea, cind el Sc de-
parta de dinsa; cite odata numai.
cind Hutu voia sd Sc joace de-a
mingea Gu ceialalti baieti, milo
lasa mie, lara eu vorbeam Gu ca,
o puritan de nina, o tineam in
brate 81 cram foarte fericit.
Eu III am dus apoi la scolile &C.
lie mari din oras, lara cind m am
intors, peste un an, acasa, Hutu
era tot mare, dar i'm parea maj
putin strasnic.
Nu-i vOrba 81 acum zicea TIA.
tai nostru", cinta char in stran;i
81 citea apostolul in biserica, 81 a.
cum purta pc Mill, ba char 81 pc
Linica cea mica in brate: ell GU
toate astea 1mi parea cam prost,
ba cite Odata char grozav de
prost. Oar tot tineam la el, find.
ca era baiat domol 81 intra tot
deauna in voile mele.
Daca 1nsa acum Hutu imi parea
mie grozav de prost. eu ii paream
lui grozav de intelept.
Intro ri ell insusi mia marturi-
sit-o aceasta, desi numai asa -
cam pc departe.
Eram in padure adunaseram a
lune 81 ell mile spargea, luind
din cind in cind cite una 81 pen
tru sine.
Ute. - imi zise ell nedumerit,
= taica zice ca dascalul zice sd
ma due 81 eu la scoala la oras, ca
sd ma fac dascal: ce crezi tn, as
putea sd invat acolo Gu vol?
- Pentru ce nu?
- Vezi ca nu stu ungureste,
raspunse ell, privind desnadajduit
la mine.
- Al sa inveti.
,,Dar cum sd invat, cind dasca-
lul vorbeste numai ungureste 81
ell nu inteleg nimica din cele ce
zice?
- Asa-i raspunsei intelegind a.
cuma 81 eu, ca in adevar Hutu e
GU multi mai prost dec1t sd poata
intelege pc dascalul eel unguresc,
care nici nu e dascal, ci professor
Altfel, eu stiam de multi, ca e
vorba ca Hutu sd mearga la
scoala. Caci dacsalul nostru era
un ON neobosit, lara Budulea IL
nea foarte multi la ell.
Inca de demult Nea Budulea
era nedumerit. IL vedea pc Hutu
citind din carte orr scriind fel
de fel de lucruri pc hirtie 81 nu.i
prea venea sd creada, ca toate
sunt asa, cum Use par lui.
Tot mai intelegea, ca omul sd
scrie 81 ca sd site ce scris ell in
susi, fiindca aceasta nu era decit
un fel de RADIUS.
,Cind vedea insa pc Hutu citind
din carte ceea ce au scris altii, il
coprindeau indoielile Sill zicea de
obiceiu: Ba sd ma ierti; asia o
stii pc de rost.
Hutu ISL dadea silinta sal Ia
mureasca 81 sal arate 81 lui, cum
Sc citeste; insa, cind Budulea sc
uita la slovele incurcate, il cuprinl
dea un fel de ameteala, fiindca e.
ra peste putinta, ca cineya sd lie
descurce. 6u
Iva urma).
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'bancii 81 privind de la inaltimea
diregatoriei sale de censor Gu
0 straSnica neindurare asupra
noastra, care nu strabatusem inca
adincimile tainicrllui ,,Buki-az-
ba' 81 nu stiam, ca ,,mizlete-ije-
ludi-ar" va sd zica ,,mila''.
Poyatuit de nina lui am tre-
cut aceste adfncimi pc nesimtite.
Intorcmdu-ma acasa dupa cele
dintiiu ceasuri petrecute la scoa
la, sufletul imi era plin de mi
unaiile ce v1zuscm.
Inchipuirea mea de copil era
prea slaba spre a putea aduna a.
tita sumedenie de copii la un loc
$: toti acesti copii, pc care ii va
-zusem acuma in aievea, sedeau
tacuti, nemiscati 81 Gu ochii tim
titi la invatator: 1mi era ca 81
cind m las fl intors din alta lume,
81 cind maica ma 1ntreba ce-am
vazut la scoala, in uimirea mea.
nu stiam sal spun altceva decit
C am vazut pc Hutu lui Budulea
primblindu-ses Gu batul in nina 81
ca acum null mai chiama Hutu
ci Mihail 81 Budulea, ca pc taica-
sau, eel Gu cimpoiul.
ST fiindca cram nerabdator 81
doream sd vad lar pc Hutu Gu ba.
tul, IN am dus 81 dupa prInz la
scoala.
STINT 81 acum adinca desamagi.
re ce ma coprinsese, cind vazut
pc un alt baiat Gu vergeaua, cac;
in zadar, att de strasnic ca el
nu mai era nici unul.
Oar peste putin lar a VENT HUI
tu, nea luat pc moi. care cram
mai mici, 81 ne-a scOs afara, lara
dupa ce ne-a secs afara, ne-a spu:'
ca ne pune III rinduri 81 ne-a III
trebat, daca stim sd STAN intr 'un
picior.
Eu am stat bine 81 mai multi de-
cit toti ceialalti baieti; pentru a.
celia cram foarte fericit 81, intor~
cindu-ma acasa, la arafat mamii,
cum zice Hutu ca sd stat intr 'un
picior 81 lam spus, ca Hutu Gel
mai mare in scoala 81 ca vorbit
Gu mine 81 ca zis ca eu stau mai
bine decft toti ceialalti intr ,un pi-
cior.
Dupa aceea m am dus lar la
Scoala.
Mama nni daduse doua pere, u
Ma pentru mine, alta pentru HUI
tu. Eu LEAN pastrat amindoua
pentru dinsul: dar am plecat
plIngind de la Scoala 81 plingind
am sosit acasa, fiindca ell nu le
ceruse de la mine, lara eu nu i'll.
drazneam sd lie dau.
ST fiindca prea cram nenorocit.
mama a TRIMS pc Barbura sa "a
duca pc Hutu, pentru Cd sal dau
cele doua pere; lara de aici ina
inte merglnd la scoala, ell trecea
totdeauna 81 ma lua 81 pc mine.
Pus find astfel sub ocrotirea
celui mai strasnic dintre ,,censo-
i'' din scoala, nu ma mai te-
mean de nimeni 81 de mimic.
Stiam afara de aceasta, ca 81
eu trebue sd ma fac odata ca
Hutu, 81 pentru aceea ii prindeam
apucaturile 81, inainte de toate:
din copil neastimparat ce cram.
ma facui un baiat aSczat 81 lnte-
lept ca dinsul.
Nu-i yorba, ell era tot mai ase-
lat 81 mai intelept decit mine:
lar cind il vedeam cetind apos-
tolul in biserica, 81 zicind ,,Tatal
nostru'', inima imi batea mai
tare, caci un glas tainic imi sop.
tea: Isl tn vel fl odata ca din
sui"
Mergeam dar totdeauna Gu -ei,
lie ell ascultam totdeauna 81 la din
sui cautam scapare, clnd cram ma
)aetllit.
Caci Hutu era puternic, pentru
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pasa inima ce sy1cnea, mai sd Sc
sdrobeasca.
Ca un vint rau, j Sc perinda pc
dinaintea ochilor soarta ingroxitoa-
re a maica-sei, a Anei Metas 81 q
Georginei Weber. 81 stotusi, simti
Q clipa de cea mai mare fericire
cind el, galben, zapacit, sarutindu-i
de nennmarate ori nina 81 desmier-
dind-o Gu cele mai dulci denumiri-
ingenunchie inaintea eli.
De odata ca sari inspaimintatS
in sus, apucindu-l de brat. n
Taci!.. pentru Dumnexeu
taci, ca vine cineva.
Sc scula 81 el grabit 81 asculta.
fntr 'adevar Sc auzeau pasi in de.
partare.
= mama, ii spuse ea, nu tYe.
buie 8 te vaza pc aci: Trebuie s&
pleci repede .:. ropede. cit mai
|repede. Z.
4 ruga fierbihte, Gu miinile inn
prelnate
El Q asculta, dar mai int1i 8 Il
puc8 GU alnindou& mfinile 81 8 a.
trase Ia sine Gu patim&.
Marta cfnd ii intilni privirea. se
rI1Gin& ia1,xai nhS.n ~ Is s,fx.,1 - &C.
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NUvELA.
De: loan slavici.
De-mi parea ibine?

~ oAAAS
Oar Sc intelege, ca-mi parea
bine.
Clnd mil aduc aminte pc din
sui, mise desfasura inaintea o.
chllor intreaga lume tinerete
lor Gu toate farmecele eli acuma
perdute pentru totdeauna; 81 nici
unul dlntre moi toti, care impreu-
na am trecut prin acea lume. nu
poate sd gindeasca la tineretele
sale, fara ca sal treaca, asezat.
retras 81 todeama intelept, Blu
dulea Taichii pc dinaintea ochi-
lor, pentru ca Budulea nu e.
ia numai al Taichii, ci 81 al nos
tru al tuturora.
Mie, indeosebi, mise cuvenea
oare care lntietate la imparteala
paretilor de bine, pentru ca eu il
stlam inca din copilarie 81 cram
prleten char 81 Gu Budulea eel
batrin.
Nea Budulea, inainte de toatc.
avea un picior mai scurt decit ce-
lalalt 81 era un ON scurt, gros,
rotund la fata 81 zimbea merel
end vorbeai Gu ell.
Fara de dinsul nu sc putea nici
lm tel de veselie III sat la moi. fl
lndca ell cinta mai hine cit toti ST
dun vioara, 81 din cimpoi, 81 din
fluer, lara pc Hutu il ducea tot
deauna GU sine, de oare ce Budu-
leasa fugise Gu. un scriitor al sa-
tullu, 81 nu putea sd lase copilul
singur acasa.
Cind Budulea cinta din vioara
Hutu tinea cimpoaelc, lara cind
oamenii Sc saturau de vioara, Bu-
dulea schimba GU feciorul sau.
Fluerul il purta Budulea tot
deauna In serpar; astfel nu Lam
vazut de cind il tin minte 81 nici
nu-mi pot inchipui un Budulea
Tara de fluer in serpar.
La praznice 81 Ia ziua numelrli
stiam de mai inainte, ca are sa
he vie Budulea Gu multi ami, Gu
spor n casa 81 belsug pc masa !;
asa m am trezit Ell, ce va fl fost
mai Inainte, nu stu.
Inn aduc numai aminte. ca T.
ram copll mic 81 ca priveam cind
la piciorul eel scurt al lui Budu-
lea, cind la Hutu, care sedea Gu
intr'un cult al easel.
Mai tin apoi minte, ca lam dat
o bucata de placinta, ca Lam
batut, fiindca nu voai sa-mi lasc
81 ca era baiat bun.
cacl nu s'a suparat, de 81 era mai
mare decit mine.
In urma, la scoala din sat, ma
batea cite Odata ell pc mine, dai'
E,cl 'atunci nu era suparat, de 81
totdeauna ell ma legam dc el.
Caci dascalul nostru era un ON
neobosit,, 81 fiindca Budulea pes
te saptamina mergea la lucru, el
ii zicea mereu: Mai Buduleo, M
mai purta 81 copilul GU tine; pu-
ne-i o bucata de pine i'll traisti,
sill trimite la scoala, ca sa-mi mai
bat 81 ell capul Gu dinsul.
lara Budulea era ON Gu minte
81 mtelegea, ca dascalul nu are
alta treaba decit sa-si bata capui
ru copii oamenilor. Tn singur lu
cru il mai punea pc ginduri: par
ca tot nu-i venea sd creaza, ca 81
IIutu are sd invete carte.
Cind eu incepusem umbla Ia
scoala, Hutu era printre baietn,
de care imi era frica.
ii vad par'ca 81 acum umbllnl
cu 0 vergea in nina pc dinaintea
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to; sd dea Dumnezeu sa-ti mearga
in plin.
Ea insa nu-i mai auzea glasul, ca
81 cind ar ii fost departe. depar-
te. =.
- iii multumesc, raspunse din.
Sa.
- iii doresc toate fericirile.
- Multumesc.
81 sa-ti aduci aminte de stu
dentul de care teal speriat asa de
tare in padure.
- Da,. imi vol aminti.
- lar cind vel Fl, odata, sotie fe-
Fricita, Gu casa, Gu rostul dumitale,
Gu barbat, atunci..
Marta Isl smuci nina, pc neastep-
tate 81 Sc intoarse intr alta parte, a.
Ecoperindu-si ochii GU NINA. sApoi
|fmpletecindu-se, pasi spre 0 lada We
che, pc care Sc aseza IN vreme ce
trupul ei delicat tremnra, sguduit
de turbnrarea pnternica cell prici-
nuia sufletul bintlit. M scoase nj
ciun gemat ci ramase asa vreme de
% clipa, fntr o tacere dureroasa. III
.narul priv dintru NTH mirat;
doua pete rosii se ivir4 pc obrajii
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-06
TANKS. CAVALRY AND ARMORED MOTOR CARS IN FIGHTING
Playing More Important Part in War on Western Front Than Ever
 Before

Behind British Lines in France, September Correspondence of the Associated Press )-Tanks, cavalry and armored motor cars have had a larger part in the recent fighting on the western front than ever before in the war. They have added greatly to the driving weight and the speed of assault of the modern intensive attack, and their use has been developed tremendously by the British command since last year.
 The modern tank has twice the speed of the earlier type, and more than twice the radius of action. Infantry is prac- tically poweriess against them. If in- fantry attempts to rush an oncoming tank, they are machine-gunned in the open. If they stay in their trenches. the tank straddles the line and enfilades them with direct short-range fire: if they retreat to the shell holes or dugouts, the tank lumbers along right over them, crushing them into the ground nda caving in the dugouts.
 The light, high-speed tanks known as "whippets," are a development of this year. They are killing machines, pure and simple, for they can bear down upon fortified points and batteries al such a speed that there is little chance of getting the guns or men away in time. Their reserve of fuel enables them to remain in action for a full day without refillng.
 Moreover, the advance of the whippets Is quickly followed by the so-called Supply Tanks" which can cross any ground, bringing up reserve supplies of gasoline and ammunition.
 The armored motor cars are necessari- ly limited in their radius of action, owing to the fact that they must stick to the roads, but their great speed makes them very useful in pursuit, and they have a faculty of getting we'll back be- hind the enemy front and doing end less damage by taking command of vital road junction and preventing the escape of enemy guns and transports. Possibilities of infinite adventure are open to the commanders of such de- tached units.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-06
SECTION TWO
KILLED IN ACTION

LIEUTENANTS: Willett Clark Barrett. Newport, R. I. Ralph s. Busch, Junction City, Kan. Charles B. Case, Buffalo, N r. Roy W. Kelly, Ashland Wis Malvern Jesse Nabb, Millville, N. J. SERGEANTS:
 Anthony N. Halfmann, Fond du Lac, Wis.
 Sol Morris. Oskaloosa, Iowa. CORPORALS:
 Jesse Acker Honesdale Pa. Amos Bush. Greenville, Ala. James T. Griffith, Prichard, Ala. Hugh R. Keenum, Columbus, Miss Orin Hudson Riker, Maple Rapids, Mich.
 Martin A. stomner Seattle. Wash. Fred O. Weiberg, Chicago III. Floyd Bowers, Reading, Pa. Vinton c. Bradshaw, Battle Creek, Iowa.
 Henry L. Bush, Abbeville, Ala Lester D. Crowder, Lanett. Ala. Aubrey L. Eakens, Selma, Ala. Harold Falke Minneapolis, Minn. William G. Knowlson. New York, N Y. Martin L. Moore. New Holland, Pa. Ralph A. Sanderson, Forest Grove, Pa Pennie Spann, Rome, Ga. David Thompson, Chavies. Ala. Albert Clark Wakeman, Rig Rapids. Mich.
 Mechanic John Henry Buck. Holt, Mich.
 Cook Frank B. Keysor. claysburg. N T.
 PRIvATES:
 Henry James Baker, Girard. Ohio. Raymond J. Bieck, Flint, Mich. Clarence NJ. Bigler, Depauw. Ind. Donald s. Blakley, Montezuma. Iowa. Everett H. Brown, Brewton, Ala. Toz Marry Hill. N. c.
 Edward A. Gardener, Freeport Mass. Louis F. Cignoni Springfield. Mass. Robert A. Corl East Freedom. Pa. Tony Cramp, Berlin, Wis. David T. Davis, Jerome. Idaho. Emil F. Falik. Cleveland, Ohio. Carroll L. Fanus. Goodyear. Pa. PRIVATES: Andrew P Fears, Amory. Miss. Alfredo Ghitti Manville. R. l. James Clifford Haizlip. Iuka. Til. Richard O. Hardy. Montgomery, Ala. Frank w. Henderson, Taylorville, Miss
 George Hochstrasser. Haywood. III. Helof c. Holm. Decorah, la Conrad I. Hurd, Luray, Kan. Harmon Ray Jones. Grand Rapids. Michigan.
 Joseph Krak, Gary, Ind
 Charles Edgar Kreider, Blackstone, Virginia.
 Matneos D. Krokos. Akron. o. Walter J. Levin, Galien, Mich Elias Mabarak Salt Lake City Benjamin Martin, Richwod, w. Va Charles l.. Wye. Seymour. Ia.
 FEED FROM WOUNDS CORPORALS:
 Grover c. Blaney. Plain City, O Eugene IL Doty. New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-06

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 Grover C. Blaney. Plain City. O Eugene L Doty. New York.
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Ancient keYa.

It was formerly thought that keys
were O strictly modern invention, but
among the ruins Of Thebes have been
found keys with straight shanks five
inches long and bar at right angles
with three teeth, thus proving that the
Egyptians were familiar with the prin-
ciples Of lock making. As no locks but
only keys have been found among the
Egyptian ruins it Is assumed that the
locks were Of wood, only the keys be-
ing metal. The earliest mention OF 9
key to be taken from the lock occurs
in Judges 3:23 rs. This was used to
fasten the door of the summer parlol
of Eglon, king of Moab. "Ehud went
forth through the porch, and shut the
doors of the parlor upon him ant
locked them. His servants took ke!
and opened them" The date referred
to here is about 1886 B. G.