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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
9ie Sa9aIem.

ueber bic SaoaGen, ben fiibrenben
Stamm unter ben @inge6prenen Der g6iz
Iippinen, finben mir in ben DM. g. Na9=
ri4ten" cine intereKante, f9einbar auf
perI0nli9er 8etanntI9aft beru6enoe Soil
oerung zines 6errn Scarf S6eobor Ma9ert,
Der bieIelben nt6t gan3 fir unfGbig 6Glt,
ftb gu einsm cioilifirten @oIfe i'm mober@
men Slime burb5ubringen. Meroings giebt
er gu, oaB bas trei6enoe @lemert unter
i6nen bic Mi19linge fino.
8pn bieien iino Defenders bic 9ineIiI6en
Mt19linge Iebr 3ablrei4 Oman 5dRlte be-
reits 1867 iiber 100000 unb es f6eint
bic 8ermiI6ung bes 4inefff6en unb bes
ta9ali16en 8luteS Elm iebr gliidli9es Hs@
Iultqt gu geben. 9snn bic 9ineiI9en
Meiti3en pfle9en f0rperIi6 rii6rig gu isin,
bic sSnbolen5 Der tugaliI6en &uffe gu iiber@
tptnben unb einen b0Geren Sntelleft nit
elmer ~fetneren 9enluB fdhigteit gu pereiniz
gen. Sic tpenben ii3 buuptid4li9 benz
faufmGnnii9en 8erufe 5u unb uls Elm 8ez
ipeis i6rer &iibrigtett Oarf 9erporgebpben
peroen, oaB bas gr0Bte 8antballs in Maz
Mia, bic Syirma SuaI on, i9on felt Gene
~rutionen i'm 8eiibe fol9er Mii6linge lit.
@as bic &inber bon MeiBen unb Saga
linnen angebt, 70 iibertrifft lire 3abl bel
peitem bic i'm ofFt3ielen .3enfus ange@
9ebene. DAB biele als nSnbios" flaIiiz
fiatrte @ingeborene bteIer &lafie angeb0ren,
1T 16on baralls gu T6lieBen, baB, pie be-
retts SSagor bemertt fat, in ben @egenben.
po @punier bGufi9 iinO, bic GtngehOres
men i'm Nugemeinen cine Before @efi4tss
farbe 3eieen. Sinh oo9 bic S~agalinnen
getp06nli9 ftola barauf, bic @eliebte zines
WeiBen gu fem, unb f9Gmen ii6 Der aus
elmer iol9en 8erbinbung enttammenoen
&tnber teinespegs. Die fpanif9en Metiz
gen pflegen als feline @runbbeliber gu lez
ben ober bic Observation-Disclosures ein5uI6laz
gen. Gus elmer bie1er beioen 3a6lrei9en
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gaGenanfi6rer, bic 6eute Die 5rei6eit Der
Y~6ilippinen als 2ofu1g ulrsgeben; O6ne
Die MiI9ung nit anberen &afen 5dtten
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tiattbe %aufauraffen bermo6t.
SnbeB tann man tbren 8egabung unb
neutrality-suspicious. feinespegs abiprez
9en. Sic iinb nit He4t oIs bic baupt=
IGdli9iten Srdger Der Qualification i'm
gan5en Nr9ipel 6e5ei4net morben, unb
bon elmer natirli9en 8raft Der 3afe 5euot
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beren eingeborenen Stdmme Der 8bi1ippiz
men unuusgefebt pprbrtngt. Sbre ei9entz
Ii4e 9eimatb 1T @entralz2u5on, aher ou6
auBerbul6 bieies @ebiets iinb erbeblide
Sbeile biefer Snfel iopie anbere @ilanbe
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beren malaitf6en Stdmmen 6etpobnt ma
rem, D0lig ntugalifirt" t~pOrben, uno Saga
len Finbst man iiberall in ben B3tlippinen,
BON 2u5On big MinOunaO, anidifig. S6r
8il6ungsauftanb bat fid tpeIentttb gebeI +
Iert, Ieitbem Die @eiitli4teit, bic bic Ser
mittlerrple spil4en ben ipanil9en 8sbOr=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

geftattan, bartn cine gang t1r5e 3ett, nur
fir Elm padr Stunoen, feline Stuoien 5u
MAIDEN. Obglei9 Der 8orpurf in 10 emit
nentem Sinne man mO9te fdgen =
patriotif4 tit, tpuroe linn feline Bite runbz
meg obns iebe Wotipirung abgei4lagen.
4u3 iein groBes &r0nun9sbilb ipar 8erz
dnlafung gu einem 5iemli9 beftigen Gpnz
flitt, unb 5par nit 80nie Wilbelm I. Qts
9onorar mar Dem &iinitler bic Summe bon
10000 3balern bepi1i9t porben. Ser baz
mails ebenio ipie beute = 9rahirenoe perz
ipnalpe9fel in ben Dberiten StaatsGmtern
bepirtte, baB MenSel = Der nun au9 ieben
neuen Mann duf benz 9runfbiloe an6ringen
ioute ME oaou fam, Ieinen @nttpurf gan3
gu polenoen, unb INNER neue 9eIi6tsr unb
9ruppen Der 8eriammlung ein3ufigen
bate, Bis er es f6lteBli9 auf circd 25 rls6r
ooer minber melt ausgefi6rte @ntniirfe
braGte. Die ibm baour9 ertpadIene groBe
Mibe unb Nrbeitslait bere9tigte i'm Ieiner
Inii3t mad CUR Soroerung zines bD6eren
9onordrs, unb er iteqte bes6al6 mad 8ollz
en6ung oes 8iloes Ieinen prets auf 5000
Sbaler. Wilbelm I. beItanb a6er auf feinem
S3ein: Mit Menoel lei Elm 9pnprar bon
10000 S6aler bereinbart noroen, unb me6r
babe er ni9t gu trie9en. Damn, cripib,rte
Der &iinitler, tpitrbe er bas Bib iiberbaupt
nt4t 6erausge6en, Ionbern es be6alten uno
ii9 NIT benz 8epubt1ein tr0iten, AUDI elm
NAL fir einen tiinitlerii9en 3immeri6mud
btel @elo ausgegeben 81 BADEN. NdA ldnz
gerem Sim unb Experimentation entI6lpb
it9 Der a0nig enbli4 gu elmer Gon5eIiion.
0as gilb Ioate Der Ntabemie Der &inIte
borgelegt nerben, unb bieie piirbe bariiber
ent19et6en, ob es 10000 S6aler nert6 lei
ober nur 10000. Sas aber no1te MenSe[
crit re4t nt9t 3u9eben: 9as fiele i6m gar
,nt6t Elm. Sn Der gan5en 4tabemie lei iiberz
4aupt niAt elm @in3iger, Der Die 8ere9tigung
bate, iiber bas Bib gu 9eri6t Su IiBtn.
@ntpeber gebe man inn bic b~erlangten 49,
900 S6oler ober bas Bib lei linn oar ni6t
Dertdufli3. @nolt9 muBte Der &0nig in
ben lauren Qpfel 6eiBen unb bic 10000
Sbaler bepiuigen.
Nbsr ni4t nur gum 3niit nit benz &0nig
CAB bas 8rDnungsbilo fir Men8el 4nldb,
%IonDern audi nit Der 80ni9in Nu9uita berz
feinoete es i'm. Wd6renb Wil6elm I. fi6
auf benz 9emdloe in piirbspoQer 6altunq
BARTLETT, lit bas Bib Der aDnigin nadl ner
beri4Onernben Seite Fin tpeniger selunaen.
Wen5el mar ni6t Der Waler I30ner poer
maieitdti6er Srauen, ni9t einmal ihr
5reunb! Sir i'm be9innt, mad Ieinen eigez
men Worten, maleril9 uno menf6G:b erit
bic 5rau i'm oier5igiten Sabre intsrefant gu
tperben: Damn brau9t man tbr nidt me6r
ben 9of gu ma9en!" = go mar iGm alIo
bic 9arIteaung Der Yerion Der a0n;gin
fe6lqeI9lagen. Sic tpar nidt bic 5rau, Die
oergletfen per9aB, unb Ite unterlieb ni4t,
ibm tire l1ngnaoe fiblbar gu MAIDEN. Oas
CAB Men5el II AnlaB gu elmer aQsrlieb=
item 8iinitlerra6e: Nuf benz ~bsfunnter,
@quareG, Ous bic 4bfabrt bes &Dnigs gum
Seer i'm Sabre 1870 bebunbslt, 3eigte er #:
10, baB ite nit benz s a If entu9 fta bas
@eii9t berbillte, unb auf bieIe @ei1e
begegnete er Der M0gli6teit, iie gum 5peittn
Male Dur4 tintIerii4e Aufri4ti9teit gu BE-
letoigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
apad1etAtds antsota etaats- Bettnae, aattttaod, S. eebr,sar 1899.

S6nei3er 8oben periibten anar6;itiI9en
@reuelt6at gegen 8aiferin @lifa6etb, Elm
@erbre9en, bas BON Riemanb %etTri9er berz
Dammit puroe als bon 8e6el, ner 3uglei3
in feiner 8erhammungsreOe BEN eolen
Opfer iener l1nt6at marine 9ers6tigfeit mt@
oerfabren tieB. l1ebri9ens baben lid Die
meiiten anar6itif4en Morotbuten Der Neuz
5eit in monar4ii4en 2Gnbern unb in
Srunfrei9 5ugetra9en, in Der S9nei3, nit
Der fur9tbaren 4usna6me = feline.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

- Der Sobn &pbert S6uz
mann g, 2ubpig S9umann, Der glet9faIs
bon einem 9s6irnleiDen befauen mar, lit in
Der Srrenanitalt gu &Olbib getorben.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-22
OFFICIAL.

office. as prescribed by law, which oath
shall be filed in the office of the clerk of
Council and the chairman of said board
shall give a bond in the penal sum of
three thousand 5000 dollars, and his two
associate assessors shall each give a bond
in the sum of two thousand (2,0OO dol
lars, payable to the Mayor and aldermen
of the city of Savannah, conditioned for
the faithful performance and dis
charge of all his duties as said tax as
SCISSOR, and in addition to this, the bond
of the chairman and ex-offco clerk shall
be conditioned for the faithful perform
ance and discharge of all of his duties
not only as tax assessor, but also as the
chairman and clerk.
Sec g. Be it further ordained. That the
said two associate assessors shall receive
as compensation the sum Of - dollars
per annum, payable in equal monthly in
stallments out of the treasury of the city
of Savannah.
Sec. 4. Be 1t further ordained That the
said tax assessors shall have an office in
the city exchange, and ii shall be the
duty of the chairman and eX-otficio clerk
TO be at the said office every day, Sun
DAYS and holidays excepted, from a m.
to p. M. and from p. m. 10 p. m,
except when his absence from the said
office may be required by his official du-
ties.
II shall be the duty of the said two as
sociate assessors to be at the said Office.
or in the discharge of their official duties
five 90 hours a day, Sundays and holidays
excepted, during the months of Novem-
ber December, January and February, and
to give such other time 10 the discharge
of their duties as they may be called upon
to give by the said chairman.
Sec. g. BE it further ordained, That the
clerk of the said board shall keep cor
rect record of the proceedings of the said
board. which shall always be subject TO
the inspection of the Mayor or any alder
man of the city, and shall perform such
other duties as may hereafter be imposed
upon him by ordinance or by the lawful
rules and regulations OF said board.
See. g. BE it further ordained. That il
shall be the duty of the said assessors to
value and assess an real estate and i'm
provements within the city of Savannah
liable for taxation, and also all personal
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ADalach nicola, Fla, March 21.-Entere1.
sears Thomas G. Smith, Adams, Pascal
goula; Lizzie B. Wiley. Rivers, Havana.
Carrabele Fla, March 2l.-Entered,
bark Marienhamn CRusl, Akeriund, Pres
ton.
Jacksonville. Fla. March 2l-Arrived.
schr J. w. Balano, Wilson. Fan River,
Mass.
New York March 21.-Arrived steamship
Comanche. Jacksonville etc
Sailed. Carib Jacksonville
Genoa. March 1S.-Saiied, Roddam, PEN
sacola.
Liverpool, March 2l.-Arrived steamship
Hindustan, Savannah; St. Irene. Bruins
wick.
steamships Olivette, Stevenson. Port Tam
pa. and sailed for Havana; City of Key
West, Miami. and returned Norwegian
Greet.ands. Couillard, New York, via Mas
sau; schrs Traveller, Peterson. Mississip-
pa Wald; Eagle, Johnson, Matanzas; Race
Harris. Cuban coast.
Charleston, S. G., March 2l.-Arrived
steamships s. I. Morgan, Anthony, New
port News; Agnes (Nor) Corneilsen, Cen
trail America; schr yacht Getana VIII
Hams. Havana, bound for New York
schr John C. Gregory Hutchinson, New
York.
New York, March 2O.-Arrived, STEAMSHIP
Seminole. Bearse, Charleston and Jack
sonvillc.
Bremen, March 19.-Arrived, st. Jerome
Brunswick.
Baltimore, March 2O.-Arrived, STEAMSHIP
Berkshire, Savannah.
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OFFICIAL.
ORDINANCES.



An ordinance to create a board of tax
assessors for the city of Savannah and
to provide for their powers and duties.
Section /. Be it ordained by the Mayor
and aldermen of the city Of Savannah. in
Council assembled that at the next regu-
lar meeting OF Council there shall be elect
ed three 90 freeholders, residing in the
city of Savannah. as tax assessors for the
city of Savannah, who shall value and
assess all the property within said city
liable for taxation, as hereinafter stated,
and who shall begin to discharge their du-
ties as said board on the first day of April
1899.
All the said regular meeting, the Council
of the city of Savannah shall elect one Of
the three assessors as the chairman and
ex-ofTicio clerk of the said board. who
shall be paid salary a the rate of eigb-
teen hundred q 500 dollars per annum in
monthly snstallments, and the said chair
man and ex-officio clerk and the two as.
sociate assessors shall hold their office nm
tl the next regular election for other
city officers and shall be thereafter elect
ed biennialiy.
Sec. .. BE il further ordained, That In
order 70 qualify the said assessors shan
take and subscribe before the Mavor Of
the city of Savannah an oath of office 10
the effect that he will well and truly per.
form all Of the duties appertaining to his
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OFFICIAL.

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publication in the official organ of said
city and by such other means as the said
board may adopt.
1t shall be the duty of said tax assessors
to have prepared suitable books for the
purpose of receiving returns as provided
herein.
(b). If any person fails, neglects or re-
fuses to make return of his or her per-
sonal property within the time appointed,
or to truly answer such questions as may
be asked, or 20 submit his personal prop
erty for the inspection and valuation of
said assessors, or to furnish such data and
information as may be called for by Them
that it shall be the duty of said assessors
jointly from the best information they
can get in reference to the kind and value
of the personal property owned and pos
sessed by such person, to arrive at the
true value of the same and place il upon
their books They shall also enter upon
their books the name of any person, firm
company or corporation who shall either
fail or refuse to give in their property and
of all they are unable 10 find and who they
may believe to be subject to a tax on per-
sonal property and of the amount of the
tax assessable against them.
(c). In the discharge of their duties the
said tax assessors shall be authorized to
enter the store or place of business of any
person, but snail not enter any private
residence without the consent of the oc-
cupants.
(d). In case of false, fraudulent or unfair
returns the said tax assessors shall cite
the person making the same before them
on some day 10 be fixed by them and
show cause why the return should not be
corrected. Upon any such person so cited
appearing before them, they shall. If re-
quested. hear such evidence as to the real
value of the return in dispute as NAV be
submitted TO them and determine the
same. If such person so cited refuses or
neglects to appear his returns shall be cor
rected by the said assessors according 10
the best Information they can obtain,
(e). After the returns are in and cor
rected (where' corrections are necessary
the said tax assessors shall enter the same
upon two Identical tax digests, alphabet-
ically arranged, one Of which tax digests
shall be retained for use in their oftico
and the other shall be placed in the Office
Of the city treasurer.
~. They shall have power in all cases
to swear person making a return ma,
he win tell the truth. the whole truth ana
nothing but the truth. IN answer to their
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OFFICIAL.


questions, and to interrogate him or her
closely for the purpose of having a just,
full, true and correct return and valua-
ton made.
Sec. T. Be it further ordained That any
person who shall knowingly make any in
complete or unfaithful return for tax alton,
or who shall refuse to make a return,
shall, on conviction before the Police
Court of the city of Savannah, be sub
ject to fine not exceeding fifty (5O) dol
lars, or Imprisonment not exceeding thirty
$50 days, either or both, in the discretion
of the court, for each offense.
Sec. s. Be 1t further ordained That In
case any person, firm or corporation la
lie under the tax ordinances of the city
of Savannah shall fail or refuse TO make
returns of personal property. as required
in this ordinance, it shall be in the power
of said tax assessors to assess such per-
ons, firm or corporation at double the
amount of the Immediately preceding tax
return, and If no return shall have been
made, then the said assessors shall have
the power to assess such person, firm or
corporation such amount as may be proper
in their Judgment, provided, however, that
upon petition MADE TO said tax assessors
by any such person, firm or corporation.
within thirty days after such assessment.
or double assessment and not therea fte-
the said tax assessors shall hear the said
petitioner. and such evidence as may be
adduced before it, and if proper excuse
be shown, in the judgment of said tax as
SCISSORS they shall have the power 70 re-
duce such assessment or double assess
ment and upon such terms as il may deem
just and equitable.
The decision of the said assessors. after
hearing the evidence, shall be final.
Sec. 9. Be it further ordained That the
said tax assessors shall make Their ra-
ports to the municipal authorities bv A.
ing with the city treasurer one of tho tax
digests showing the assessments and vain
atoms of property in the city of Savan.
nah for taxation, and the municipal an
thorties shall, in levying or assessing the
rate of taxation, do, so upon the value Of
the property so reported.
Sec. 10. Be IL further ordained. Thai ar
ordinances and parts of ordinances in CO..,
fict with this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
Ordinance read in Council for the fire,
time March l6, 1899. referred to the corn
mittee of the whole and published for in
iorhatloh' w. F. BAILEY.
Clerk Of Council
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OFFICIAL.


property liable for taxation, but said per-
sonal property shall be returned to the
said assessors as hereinafter required by
the owners thereof, under oath. and, after
the said return, the said assessors may
accept the same or may increase the same
as hereinafter stated.
In cases of failure TO return personal
property for taxation, or of failure TO
make true return. or of attempt at fraud
in returning the same, the said assessors
snail assess the value of said personal
property for taxation. and shall have pow
er in this connection 10 subpoena before
them persons making returns for taxation
and to cause them TO produce before them
Tor inspection their books, policies of in
surance and other papers, to subpoena and
examine witnesses and to take all other
steps necessary in the judgment of the said
assessors in the premises in order to OBJ
tain true and correct returns.
(a) They shall require all returns of per-
sonal property subject to taxation and
held or owned on the first
day of January of each year to
be made before them at their
office upon such form as they may pre-
scribe or approve by the goth day of jan
uary of each year. and the following oath
or affirmation shall be administered to
each and every person making returns for
taxation of personal property, to wit:
You do solemnly swear Tor AFFIRM that
the returns which you are about to make
shall be a just and true statement of all
personal property of every kind which YOU
held or owned on the first day of Janua-
ry Qnserting here the year, or were inter-
ested In either in your own right or the
right of any person or persons whomso-
eyer either as parent, guardian. execu-
tor, administrator, agent or trustee or any
other manner, whatsoever to the best Of
your knowledge, information and belief
You do further swear that you will truly
correctly and fully answer all questions
asked you by the tax assessors In reference
TO said return and that you have not con-
veyed or assigned TO others or removed
out OF the city of Savannah and propertv
whatsoever to avoid returning the same
for taxation"
The said tax assessors shall keep the tax
book open and ready for returns until the
time specified above, and of which fun
notice shall be given to the tax PAYERS by
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-22
Coastyyise Exnorts.

Per steamship City of Augusta for Now
York-655 bales up.and cotton, 542 bales
sea island cotton, l79 bales domestics. l 800
barrels cotton seed oil, 975 barrels rosin
200 barrels turpentine, 1872. lO5 feet lumber.
POS bundles hides, 80 barrels fish, 35 cases
cigars. u boxes fruit, 40 boxes vegetables.
l'lSS sacks cotton seed meal, 13 bales to-
bacco, III cases canned goods 10 barrels
lampbiack. 2S6 packages merchandise.
Per steamship City of Macon for Sos
ton-sS1 bales up.and cotton, Is barrels
cotton seed oil, s. bales domestlcs. 100 ba r.
refs soap stock 2lS barrels rosln. 10 barrels
turpentine, d,97S feet lumber, s bales hides
barrels rosin Oil, barrels pitch. Is cases
eggs boxes fruit, / box vegetables, %
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-22
Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge in United States hy-
geographic office I'm custom house. Can.
tains are requested to cali at the office
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department..
Washington, March 19.-Notlce is given
by the lighthouse board that on Marcn II
1899, light vessel No 40, heretofore re.
ported missing. was replaced on her s.a-
ton. off Smith Island Cape Charlas)
northerly side of the entrance to Chesa-
peake bay.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-22
Passenger Fares from Savannah

ANAS0 mum DuF 0uUdu
TO NEW YoRK-cabin, 500; Erorr.,.
$50. intermediate, SIS. Excurslon 9I sS.'
Storage SO. go
TO BoSToN-Cabin, S22; Excursion az.
intermediate, SIT; Excursion SIS; Steer
age. S1175. S'eef'
The express steamships of this line ara
1 16olSI to sail from Savannah. Central
CSOtn meridian time. as follows.
SAVANNAH TO NEW YoRtx
KANSAS CITY. Capt Fisher. WE'D
NESDAY, March %, at 2 p. m.
CHATTAHOOCHEE, Capt. Lewis Fpr
DAY, March "a at 800 p. M
NACooCHEE. Capt Smith, SATURDAY
March 20, at p. m.
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Con. D..
MONDAY, March q, at 4 p. m.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt Askins T1-py
DAY, March 2S. at p. m.
CITY OF AUGUSTA, Can't. Daeg.t.
FRIDAY, March 81, at p. m.
KANSAS CITY, Capt Fisher. sAT1.p.
DAY, April l, at s p. m.
NACOOCHEE, Capt. Smith. MONDAY
April 8, at 100 a. M
CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. Cant R,ru
TUESDAY, April 4, at 70 m. s'
SAVANNAH TO BOSTON.
VIA DIRECT SHIP.
GATE CITY, Capt. Googins. TUESDAY
March Is, at a. m.
CITY OF MACON, Capt. Savage FRr.
DAY, March 81, at a. m.
CHATTAHOOCHEE. Capt. Lewis, TUES.
DAY, April A, at 1870 a. m.
Steamers leave New York for Savannah
5 p. m. daily, except Sundays and Mon.
days. and leave Boston for Savannah
every Wednesday at Il noon, SATURDAYS
at D. m.
w. G. Brewer. Ticket Agent lO7 Bull
street, Savannah, Ga.
q. W. Smith. Cont FIR. Agt, Saw. Ga.
r. G. Trezevant. Agt.. Savannah. Ga.
E. H. Hinton, Traffic Mara ~er.
John M. Egan, Vice President