davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
SeIbituiurb ans Snrdlt bor SIns.
iueiiunn.

2os 9fneclos, Col, 90. slpril. =
gsife Grdeid), Elm OeIterreider, &c,
riet nit einein gef1ntiten in Streit
Der ibn beorobte, er fpoIe i'm Se'
portieren lniieti. Die 9robnne
trofte ben 0eiterreid)er 70 oubei
iidL boB er aiuei nnerifnniide Sab.
nen in iein Geniter fteIlte, fie fiibtl
ino fid 5luiifen beioen eridoB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
alidttr amtiert in pperaI(s.

Cos g[ngelos, Col. - Der giidtar
8. s. Toft bonn Cos 9naelps Goun.
tp 0bergeridt erihieH om Montas
in 0peroIls i'm @eriftsiaoI. CT
empfabI ben Geriftsbecmten nnb
geifitern bas @Ieide au tiin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
Tranfrfil5s Nrbeittr
tretenfiir Trieoell tin
Gnttiillmnecn iiber Sic ttsriNuSrnna In Bapern;
Sortisc Hesicrmng riidi6rittlih aciinnt;
nemc fartei=BriinSMne.
mur,iit Pocls wiree in ,ltarienbaS pertaftet
eil6er biQiaer.

Gie 0eltide Mei1sbanf 3obIt jesi
MIR nod 7 pnpierlilorf fiir bic Gil
|bermart, ludbreno iie bis s pno 70,
gar 10 9iarf seanbIt bnt. 3u bic.
len 4reiien itronlte cine gepaItige
Silberflnt bereiii, Die Seiete, oof
felt Iangea Silbereelo eebampiterl
iuuroe.
Der nene 4aFenminilter.
9ns nelie 9euti1Ionb greift MD
9orIie6e III ben ssourn1Iisn,as bin,
eih Inn iih MiniIter 5ii boIen. gili.
oolf Seier, Der giienbnbnglinilter
mar friiber Wtitelieo Der Rebattior
Der asSranffurter 3eiting," ituO De,
neue slubennliniiter Softer mar Ian,
se 3eit GaseSioiirnnIiit. Gr mot
aud ariessforreiponoent beridieoe.
ner gldtter. 3ucrit ipar es fir Den
9olten nIs Sanoelsfaulnler Spnoi.
tus Brandt bon 3iiiieIoorf in Nus.
iidt eenonunen.
g0rienitreif nu6 4nberes.
gln Der gore mar in Der lebter
@ode Die 9lufregang iebr groB. Die
iiberraidenoe MoBnabme Der &eeie.
runs, Die ollie 8ertpopiere ous bis.
ber feitbliden 21itbern gum Sonli.
arfurs beihlaonabitlte, fiibrte uitter
ben 8oriianern at SSeneu Der Ieb.
hofteiten Grregung nil0 nIle bent.
ihen 8orien trnten in einen elm.
togigen Streif elm, inoeiien CAB Die
Gegierilng oann berlibieeiioe @erii.
deruneen ob uno 10 ipurbe Die Ga.
d)e apploniert. Die aurie fino aber
redt iAmaA, ). y. llotiert Sanlbnrg.
amerifn.aftie tros Der geplanten
nrlerifoiiiden 93erbinoiuleen MIR
204. 9os Steigen Der Mart bdt
inoeiien biel nit Dem aursriidedne
aIler @erte 5li tim. 6enn Die 9liis.
I1n0er faufeu iest 6eoeiteno tpeniger
nIs borber.
Die Sron3oien bnben Die @aoiori.
tdt Der aftien Der Stunin'idcn
8erfe i'm Snargebiet iibernonulterl,
eine $ransaftion, Die porousauieber
mar.
Die Semrnns.
8ie aoblen iino iebt ouf einem
Greiie onselangt, Der 6as 5iinf5ebn.
fo1e oes 6riebenspreiies bartlett.
Get Sortuar baben fi4 bic 2ebens.
be6iirfniffe ipieoer oerdrt geboben.
oaB bic SnSer3iffer, Die onfaugs oes
Sabres ITO betrug. iest ouf 1893
ltebt.
aommnniit S6l5 6ingfeit.
9,rag, 20. April. Sfdedo.ilo.
bnfiide @ebor0en iino Der lleber.
5aieung boB Der notoriide &ounlt,.
niiterfiibrer Mnr &ol5 in Marien.
BAD berboftet iporoen lit. 9ort it,.
bnftierte belitid)e Sontnuniiten bic
iid aus SadIen fliifteten, bebanb.
ten, ooB Der gerboftete nit SoIa
1T. an Sol5 Ierion ian6
u,ou t30000 qpnrf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
.,ssim eruiu". ".(ysIeb 1T ahltis.

8oibineton, 20. slpril. - 9ns
Sberblinoeseeriht bat entihienen
Sab oas Stoatsgeies bon aentiifb.
weIdes geionoerte eiienbabn. rnb
StroBenbobniuogen fir @eiBe itrtb
Sdlpdr3e borifreibt, redtsgiiItie
~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
n,etterl,eridt

Sir Onlabn imS llnigegenb: ge.
moIff mlo iiubeit1rhia heiite obenS
iino Ufittpod. aein eroBer @ediel
IN Der Senperotllr.
sir Soma; 9elu0ltt uno ruhe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20

SululnllleH. ..934 ,0zZ.4o
@nitnb &aueiierL
syinan5 SefretGr,
1923 2eobenportb Ctr.
Omaha, gtebr.
Ser llnterseidnete ilinlu,t gerne
8eitrdge etteegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
1peitere Beitrdac
sum FilfsfcnSs

8enn audi Der &ilfsfonbs fiji
Mitteleiropn Die Glmllne bon
$4,000 baIo erreidt bnben ipir0,
uno oos In inaiiAer ge5iebung cir
befrieoisenbes Sieiultat lit, ic
fonnte ood mid bieI mebr gei6eben
fir bic gtotleioenoen inn alten So.
terlanoe. gs iino INNER nod cine
gauge &n3abr 2eiite, Die ridts ooer
Ood nur menig fiir Die quite Gode
geitiftet baben. Gieie foIlten onge.
fi9ts Der fortiDdbreuSen 8eridte
iiber Die gaofsuitanbe ibr Ser5 auf.
tun unO eincn geitrng Itiften. gaad.
folgeno Der neueite
fsinans.geridt.
gisber beroffertlidte II.
folleftierte Sunllne .$34, ,448. .48
g. 8. @eblien s@eTt
srau s, - saIeIoff, Ser.
noH 3eros ....... 500
Trau Sans q. SdB,
8ofbineton gsebr. !. 500
Otto s. anioer, Cur.
lep, giebr. ......... 1000
Granf gtorOhues, 9tan.
bolpb, Geb. .s....... 1000
llngenannt aus ct. 60.
tpar0s, gtebr. ...... 1000
IS. 8. @nlomontL gonn.
eli Bluffs, sSa,. 49,. 200
SRI. Sobdnu1 Gbue, 91.
bio Gitp, Rebr. ~. 500
6rau 2oitiic Sblne, Gd.
BIO Gitp gaebr. 49,. 500
llngenannt aus Gndba... 200
q. 6. 8eluis, 9enber,
Colo. :. ......... 1000
3uiannen. =. .$34,522.4S
@jltItub Saueiien,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
9as &onlplutt In gabcrn.

ten 8irnla 8ntnermann & 6oribop.
9as &onlplutt In gabern.
Berlin, 90. glpril. = Die befann.
IL iosiaItitiihe 3titiing ~Miindener
9oit4 ergdndt lire GntbiiIlngen iiber
Die iulfnngreide Gerihp0rling Der
glnb6nger aopp's In gaDerl NIT
Der angabe, Dab bic Gntbedimg ge.
nndt muroe. ols Der @nliptnlarua
Der Heidsipebr 8ertbolo perangliid.
te. Sn ieinen Iai6en lpur0cn mid.
tige Rnpiere eeflnl0en, bic Die llnter.
iiihungsbeanlten III Den StanO ies.
ten bic Wa6enidoiten blos5ulegcn.
Inter oenen, Die id)iuer belaltet er.
iheinen, lit aud Der befannte boperi.
i1e gauernfiibrer &eiu.
Die beittihe 9iegierung, Die iih
bisber bel Ser gerfolgune Der
aopp'iden geridm0rer siciuIi6 na9.
ildtig ge3eigt bat, id)eint iest anoere
Setten alifSn3leben 5it iuollen. Sc.
oenfaIls beeinnt iie ben 9eaulten.
itano bon ben niisgeiprohenen aap.
piIten 81 reinigen uno es iino idon
monde @ntIoiiuneen borgefoinnlen.
s5n 8abern neriud)t Die @eaftion
iett, nit fleinen @litfelhen 5li or.
beiten, nodoem Die 9utife niBaIiift
iino. Sn Der giegierung mndt fie
cine ousgeiprodene 9liididrittsitro.
nlling geItello, iueswegen Die Demo-
fraten Den aatnpf gegen iie ongeiust
baben fails Die Serren am &ioer
off 0ieiem @ege bebarren.
o1 -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
saene garteisriinSane.

ggabrideinIid bat Gelitiblono
nod nidt gelrug 9arteien, ipenig.
itens ideinen Die Serren 70 81 ben.
teit bic ioeben inter Dem bodtonen.
6cn 9arlel v@roB0eiitihe 6reibeits.
partei" cine neiie poIitii1e Srgani.
iation ms 2eben eerufen baben. Sie
hill, Dem Brogramm aufolse, .nIle
Geutiden" in ibren ShoB aufneb.
men idJeint aber Itnrf nntiIenitiid
orientiert 5u fein.
glmerifn ipllte Sapan folsen.
Ole iap1niihe Gegierung bot be.
fdlIoIIen. oob oIle Soroerlinget
Geitifer I'M 9etrnee bon ipeniser
oIs 10000 Gen iineefiirSt ousge.
5nbIt iperoen ioIlen. Sir Oariiber
binoisgebenoe 5oroerungen iueroen
beionoere 1orfdriften erIoIien, bic.
pie man eIniibt. oiidj aroBe alllan3
befItt0en iueroen.
7entfdJe gant nobel.
Gle 9elifidDe gonf, Die ioeben ibr
50.idbrioes sSitbiIdum feierte, bot
ibren geonlten, oeren 3nbI nidt
neniaer oIs 1900 betrGgt, elm
9lpeimonotsaebalt als gbrenaobe
beipiIliot. gluber6em bat iie' fir
lire q,enIionsfaiie 10 MiIIionen
gParf heraeaeben. Gos Ssnitititt, ons
ieinen Saiiptfis in Berlin bat, lit
eurd SiIiaIen In ieoer sroberen
stn6t 9eiltiGIniihs herirstcs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-20
garis, 20. g(pril

Der aIIeemeine glrbeiterberban6
sSronfreihs bat an ole glrbeiter
Gin MnnifeIt erIalien, nnt iid einem
oagemeinen 24.Itiinoigen Streif anl
/. Mai on8lidIieben Inn ibren Gor.
oeriingen giahbrlif 3u oerIeiben.
Gie perIangen ooB Die fronaoiiiden
2ruppen aus nen beiebten beiltiden
St1oten oItlid bonn 3bein silriid.
ge3ogen iper0en milit1riide erpebi.
tionen ipie ole Groberung GprienS
eineeiteIlt uno Der Eruppeniabrgong
1918 beirneeididt ipiro. Sn benz
Manifeit beiBt es, man piG Der
geIt betueiien 6oB Die franaoliidcn
slrbeiter fir Grieoen fino.
@aren aniflnIbig.
Berlin, 20. gtpriI. = Sic orei Sf.
fiSiere Der 9ieid)siuebr, Die oerbaitet
iuorOen tporen. neil lie i'm @erood1t
itorbeu, an elmer lIeuen re1ftion1ren
9eridp0rune beteiligt su iein fino
iuieOer in 6reibeit eeieet porOen oa
iid bic SaltIoiigteit Der gIniduIoi.
alng beraiisgeiteIlt bat.
3immermann's 8aben.
8erlut, 90. 9lpriI. Ser 6erbor.
raseil0e 9eelp gorfer 9anfier SEQ.
polo Zimmerman bat Der gerliner
strieesiuaiien gereiui9,,ng 100000
.Oiarf nls Sdenfllns iiberiuieien,
iuGbreno Die Granfflirter &inOerbilie
$4,000 Wtnrt erbielt. Serr 3nnuler.
mann lit Der Seniorhef Der befann.
ten 8irma 3inunernann & Soribop.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
Tire Conservation
Demonstration Here

One of the greatest factors in pop
ularizing the motor car has been the
vast improvement in automobile tires,
In the Olden days the tire question was
about the biggest bugaboo that dis
turbed the motorists peace of mind.
If he started on a journey he was in
deed fortunate if he ever finished it.
His troubles were a fertile field for
the comic supplements and many jokes
were cracked at his expense.
All this is changed today. Tires are
indefinitely more dependable now. But
although tires are being built with
much higher factor Of safety and de-
pendability than ever before, and much
greater mileage built into them at the
factory, thousands of motorists are
constantly discarding tires that have
failed to reach their three score and
ten, through no fault of the tires.
Millions of miles that were built into
the tires failed of attainment last year
through lack Of the simplest repairs
that could easily have been made by
the motorist himself.
So national tire conservation move
ment has been inaugurated with the
object of showing motorists every
where methods Of tire care that will
add many miles to the performance of
their tires.
Carrying out this idea the Warren
Auto Co., of Warren, has arranged to
have tire expert from The Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Co., assist in the observ-
ance of Tire Conservation Day on June
26th.
''There is no question that motorists
Of Warren and vicinity can get more
miles from their TRES, says Mr..
Maruska. $50 we have secured this
expert to come to our place to demon
strate the simple methods of tire care
that will add wonderfully to tire mile
age. We have not asked him to make
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
High School Growth.

The wonderful growth of high schools
is shown by the recent report of the
Russell Sage foundation. There are
now 100000 high school pupils in this
country. Back in 1870, there were but
$4,000.
The American people should never be
satisfied, until every boy and girl has
at least the equivalent Of high school
education. Those who have little
ability for books, should do an equal
amount of work fitting them for high
grade Of skill in technical and meehan-
ical lines.
The weak point in the system, is that
the proportion Of girls is much larger
than of boys. High wages paid to men
factory workers tempt too many boys
to quit school, while their sisters keep
on for year or two longer
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
THE SUBSCRIBERS RIGHT.

The newspaper should be vehicle
of reason and not a club to beat
enemies or a gun with which to shoot
rivals. Editors who take on the pro-
clivities of their ancestors of the stone
age are discrediting themselves in their
community. Such methods can satisfy
but one emotion, and that the vicious
one Of spite. If you had friend who
was continually telling you of the
shortcomings of his neighbor, you
would become tired of his acQuaint-
ance. Subscribers in the same way be-
come disguised with the abuse which
they read in the columns of their paper.
The reason for this is logical. The
prime duty Of the newspaper is to give
the people the news fairly accurately,
and intelligently. The subscriber has
a right to demand that the paper be
free from abuse and Misrepresentation.
Frank w. Richardson, president,
Colorado Press Association.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
The Shortage of Man Power. ;

The shortage Of workers needed to
keep the industries Of the country 60
ing is estimated by many authorities
to be 100000. Yet if a great part of
the Industries were not occupied turn
ing out luxuries, the supply Of labor
would be adequate.
For instance, the automobile factor
les have been far buster than ever be-
fore. AS long as they employ vast
army Of men to create the machines
whose number is multiplying so rapid
~, they are going to draw help off the
farms and from the trades producing
necessities. So with other industries.
The producing capacity of the coun-
try is only about so much. You can't
get the necessities, if people are deter
mined first to have the luxuries.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
Tax Next Year
TO;Be Smaller

Minnesota taxes will be lower next
year. : : 49, -
The announcement was made in the
Office of State Auditor Preus in the
face of predictions that although high
this year, taxes would be still higher
next year.
The new rate Of taxation for state
purposes will only be 3.7S mills, COM
pared with $50 mills in the current
rate, according to the preliminary es-
innate, which, it is said, will undergo
slight, if any, change. The present
special state tax levies of 1923 mills
for school and university, and .O5 mills
for the teachers retirement funds will
remain unchanged under the law.
The good news for tax payers was
accompanied by more for former SER
vice men in the announcement that the
state soldiers bonus board will have
$1,325, 900 cash on hand within thirty
days for such use as its members de-
eide to put. it. The bonus money is
already coming in from June settlement
OF tax collections in the various coun-
ties Of the state. g.: '.~-"
! Numerous factors combined to lower
the state tax rate for the next year,
Mr.. Desmond explained. In the first
place, he said, it will be necessary to
raise less than 100000 by taxation,
compared with more than 100000
levied this year.
The difference is due in part to the
fact that the 1919 state legislature
made appropriations Of approximately
S18,OOO,OOO available at once and only
S14,OOO,OOO for the next fiscal year.
BIG increases in inheritance tax
revenues and the fact that railroad
gross earnings taxes were greatly in
excess of estimates also contributed to
the lower tax result.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23

ed in reports has brought out the fact
that in every instance high-producing
herds have been well fed and kept
under sanitary conditions, whereas low
producing herds are fed on timothy hay
and corn stalks and allowed to drink
from frozen tanks in the winter time
Mr.. Wilson says that common sense,
grain feeding, the use Of silage, use Of
alfalfa or clover hay, and if possible,
the use of drinking cups are sensible
measures to be employed in the most
economical production of milk and
butterfat, and contribute to larger pro-
duction. He suggests grain-feeding
even in summer with pasture, and ad-
vises feeding grain once day and
keeping cows in dark barns if flies are
bad.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23

a stock demonstration speech, but have
arranged for him to give individual at
tention to every motorist that has a
tire problem to be worked out.
"He will show just how tires are
made, from the crude rubber to the
finished tire, and will have tires with
him illustrating every kind of tire wear
that motorists experience. Methods of
combating each one of these particular
kinds of tire trouble will be fully eX-
planned"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23

All outstanding Marshall County
Warrants on the Road and Bridge
Fund, registered up to Dec. l, 1919,
will be paid upon presentation At the
County. Treasurer's office 4tafNAne1,
Marslal1 County, MINI. : = =
: All outstanding Marshall Z. County
Warrants on the Revenue Fund, regis
tered to June l, 1920, except Warrants
No. 6381, 6759 and 6969, viii be paid
upon presentationtat the County Treas
urer's office at Warren Marshall
County, Mimi & &c ::...s: 49,.
J: Interest to cease 80. days affer date
.of this notice :. E=.. !: ~: {: I:
Dated At Warren, MINI, Jane g
s43So.-S> =. -. r:::ssssss: T; =, =:
:: =. -:~* -: County Treasurer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
BAD FEEDING CUTS
A,'2<= DAIRY DIVIDENDS

The value of good feeding in dairy
ing is receiving additional support from
evidence being collected by L. v. Will
son, United States agent in dairying at
University Farm, st. Paul. A request
sent out to the cow-testers of the differ
ent parts of the state that methods of
caring for and of feeding high-produc-
ing and low-producing herds in differ
ent contrasting associations be includ-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
CONGRATULATIONS.

For the next 80 days or the month
of June, we will sell for cash, Prison
Standard Irvine for 141a cents-this is
factory price plus freight. Irvine
ready to be delivered now or whenever
you want it before harvest. Other
grades Of Irvine at corresponding prices.
Call early and make arrangements
while it lasts.-Lundgren, Wittensten
& Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23

Do you borrow your neighbours pa
per? He may be looking for his Sheaf
right now. You had better drop in and
subscribe for six months or q year.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
VOTE FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE
OF SUPREME COURT.
THE CHURCHES
M. Il. Church.
v. p. MITCHELL Pastor.

Sunday School at 10 a. m. :Epworth
League at Z is p. III. There will be no
preaching services until further notice
The pastor will be away on his vaca-
ton for the next few weeks.
1t has been decided by the Official
Board to move back to the church for
all services as soon as the church can
be put into shape. Additional room
will be provided outside for Sunday
School. But, until further notice is
given the Sunday School and Epworth
League will be held at the Opera House.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
Card of Thanks.

We wish to- extend sincere thanks to
our relative and friends who SO pleas
antly surprised us on the twenty
anniversary of our wedding day, and
TO the beautiful gifts left as memento
Of the occasion;-Mr: and Mrs. Nels Z.
Anderson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
ADDITIONAL WANTS ADS.

FOUND-Auto license No. 236O1 has
been found and left at Sheaf office.
Owner can have same by calling for it.
FOR SALE-A few pure blood Rose
Comb Rhode Island Red hens and
ROSTERS for sale.-Ethel A. Munger,
Warren, Mimi
LOST-An auto tire with rim and
cover between Warren or Angus and
my farm eight miles south of Warren.
Finder please leave at Warren Auto
Co. for reward.-Will Miska.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
Scandinavia HI. e. Chufch.
X. wINBERQ Pastor.

Sunday, June 27-Morning services
at O:45. Evening services at 8 p. M
Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Rev. Paul Haugan, from Grand
Forks, N. D., will preach on Tuesday
evening at o'clock !. ~:
The quarterly conference Will meet
after the services =: ::
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
Zion Lutheran Church.
N. HAU9ER. Pastor.

English services Sunday evening be.
ginning at :45 o'clock.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
Swedi1h Lutheran Church.
8. w. SWENSON. Pastor. ]

Ladies' Aid meets at>the home of M
and Mrs. Nels C::~Anderson, in: MelHea
Friday afternoon: oung Peoples So
ciety meets at the: same place Friday
evening. All are welcome :=: - s;s
Sunday, June q Sunday q and
Bible Glass at 10!a N. Services 81 So.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-23
Catholic Church..
p. LYONS. Pastor.

Services at Warren first and third
Sundays Of each month. Services at
Oslo second and fourth Sundays of
each month. Mass at 1890 in each
place, =
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-08

hawp Sixth Floor, Rear.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-08

S0NE or the
.OCAL SELECTIONS
Z mos Nhat u Means
20 Be LoHetomb.
NToF tH.u
Suna ~ Gsorue Mslder
You AIn't Heard Moth.
ne VEL. Al. lOlsan,
G. "a On and Play win
Me- BillY Murray
Oh, How I Laugh when
I Th.nk hos : Cried
About You,
sn00pt. the Lawyer.
Nora Hayoa.
Was There TYR . Pal
Ike Your HEM Burr
Chloe, Al Jolton
And That Aln't All.
BtllY hurruy.
On. How she Can SIun.
Van 4 s9hsDsk
You Can't Gel LovHp
Where There Aln't any
lffr.
MAmUys Plckanlnhy.
O-at Cp Noe 4aJtl
Al H-gdti6 Band IL
oak To- Dlsis,ahd.
HafrV For
Who Played Poker WI
Po'ahortas Al lolsoH.
Thel'r All sNsttlti.
Sweet kittft Chat Come
To- the N.ghN,
Naa q S-henck.
-. mHNL "a D.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-15
GEAnuuI@14
THE WATER POWER ISSUE

The Recorder being much interested IN he lat" "
h aed water power bills before the session OF the Georgia
senbv which has just closed because OF the tremendous import
d 70 better and easier living conditions tor our people
" districts saw with amazement and shame tor the state
the hands of the great power companies reach INTO the
tbob their paid agents. and throttle these bills II there ever
Jht as the merits these they were removed Oy
az nera fight made against them by the power concerns
LA on the boat industries and upon the purses OF "
of our people was seriously threatened 4 H.
Tbe Times Recorder pleased this connection 10 oHe e
LL of the people community to Senator BROOKS OF
renreentng this senatorial district in the assembly, TOT MS
oa IN standing with the minority in the senate when e meas
80 ally came to there, for its passage spite OF e
J ous nressure brought to bear by the power people r.
TIL 6obt was lost but not over ne eoi-
- Mncnal league composed of official representatives OF large
&c Georgia municipalities has in charge OF Its caPals HIGH
g hredpe and ability who match and more TOR e
when the fight conducted IN the open Dut
cover that the nsdious work done However the nsn'
Ill to be ased and there will be another assembly 10 pass
upon the same proposal L.. 49, o,var c,es
The make this water power qu
; an issue in the campaign for the legislature Sumter county
to ask each candidate before primary day where ne stanoS
IN This important question that affects the welfare OF the state
d. on And invites all of the other OF Georgia to
do the same thing n - - L,o,
Going further people of Georgia should demand to kno"
where each of the candidates for stand on this issue
W;th LEGISLATURE pledged this legislation and
nor in the state who could be depended not TO use Ms
aence against it or the spectacle OF l9zO cannot be re
peated