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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20
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syrD6lidJe @cibnadJten!

@eibnodten! 9os Ser5 miro unS
lparnt ipeln mir bas iiiBe Wort
fdreiben. gSas Iiegt bo6 in bieiem
8orte Goeiiel @ir ieben Sannen-
balllne nit leuhtenoen 3ipeigen irnb
ieltener 9uft bur6ilutbet Die Ser.
sen ser slatagsmenidpn. ltnb ull-
ter Dem 9olme grltppirt, Die &iiroer
nit ihrcn meerestiefen llnidltlosau.
aen unN trinfen @onne uno 8eib-
l,adnsfreitoen
g8eibnadten lit 10 redt Dos Set
Ser &in6er geipor6en. Dton nlrB
itd, lelbit 5uriif perieten in Die
id,orR, iuomlige Sssugero5eit Inn bic
,sre,lbe Scr aleinen 81, perlteben.
gsie Itrablen ole 9lu9en beim s(n-
flif oes geiGmiidten Gbriitbaumes
Unit meIher gripartllng ln6. boil
ta,nasirober Srelt6e erbliden iie Ole
geideerling Die oas Gbriitfinoden
linen aebrddt bat. llnh Der an-
taasmenih miro IN bas ponnige
9ano ieiner ssllaenb 5uriif periett
llub frellt iih nit ben ailpoern.
@eibnaften 5iebt burd urier Ser5,
mir mod)ten lpieber 10 lponnefrob
,lro gliidlih iein mie banluls, als
mir ais airo inter Dem @eibnadts<
halune geItanben, bas itnihuloige
Ser3lein iiberuoa bon 8otlae itno
3iebe.
9tabt oie illbeloolle 3eit,
Gonntt olt6 uns elm Sebnen;
2dngIt entidlai'ner Seligfeit
9enf id) nadJ nit Ebrdnen.
limo iG id)alle iuie I'M Sraltll,
SSbren prnen Sd)inlner
8eben nm oet @eina6tsbaum,
@6brt iie ielbit audi ninnner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20
6rnnoitein-2cgnns fir bas 0eGanbe
Der 8nmpitatipn oes 8aiIer-
iuerfs.

Ger Staotratb bielt am letten
Wontaa, ben 1G. 5. NJ, I'M 8 llbr
@ormittags, cine Special.Siturp in
getreif Der 2egung bes @rlnbiteins
fir bas Gumpen-Saus Der @aiier.
iuerfe.
slrhpeieno fparen folgenbe Staot.
rtitbe: slug, @oblt,- 0tife Heu-
mann ir. uno Soc 9numltarf, ioepie
oltdl Mapor 8alfer. Staotratb
9lbmn SduitTot mar our6 8eidGite
am @rid)eiilen perbinoert.
9to6 @roffnung Der Sibung tuiir-
be beidloiien. sum slnbertfen an
ben Ban bes @aiieriperfs unb Der
glb5ugsfandle ser Staot 6errnann,
lotuie aud. 8ur Snformation altfiinfti
ger 9etuobner nrIerer Stn0t. 5lpei
Sfriftitiide mo ein grerlplar bon
leber Der beiben, in Serntann FER.
allsgegebenen 3eitrtngen, in Der
SobIung oes 8runblteins nieoer5ltIe-
gen.
Der 9lnpr0mlng oes Staotratbs
gemab bate Der Staot-GIerf bie
6ctreffenben Sdriftitiife ongefertigt
ionic cllh ole bei6en Nummern Ser
,3eituneen beiorgt. Ofapor @alfer
battc ein Sditden geliefrt, gerobe
9rob genllg lln slIles auf5lincbmen,
unb rm 10 llbr Sormittags begabcr
lid, Sic Wiitglieber oes Stabtratbs
lnh Map1r @alfer, naf Dem IN
Ban begriffenen Eumpen.Souie, am
tSuBe Ger Shiler Strobc. 8ort mar
9laes bereit sur S6IieBllng oes
8runoIteins, uno nohbem 0as &GIt.
den nit ieinem Snbalt iorgfGltia in
Der allsgemeiieltcn S0blltng bes
8rtnbIteins untergehradt mar, fonb
Die SdlieBlrng beiIel6en orrd) 3il-
maliern, i'm 9eiiein bes Staotrotbs
ftott, lmo Ser Oft mar in miirbiger,
nenn audi bGdit einfuher un6
prunfloier 8eiie poll5ogen.
5olgen6e 9ofunlente imo 3eitlur-
gen purhen I'M @runOitein einge.
iflloifen.
Cine fltr3e, offi3ielle 9lnfii6rllnd
Der Sbatiadpn, mcIdle 5u Ser @pr-
!Nge bes @aues eiites 8aiierperfs
neblt Spitem Don slb5ugsfonGlen,
filr Sernpann, fiibrten ullo Nas &c-
inltat >soer g(bItimnlllng iiber Die
SonD.Srage, am 90. Sill, 1912.
Serner oic &nlnen Ser Sngenieurq
meIde Oie Glane eutparfen unh Die
slrbeiten leiter, ioipie aud, bie Ia-
men Der aontraftoren, tpel6e sic
perlfieOenen SbeiIe oes 9aues ooer
Die Sieferitng BON Maif)inen II. I. 10.
cic reipeftipcn 9etrdge peIde oicieI.
ben erbolten.
6erner ein officielles Ger5eibnib
Der gtamen itimnltIifer, ge9enfp6rti.
gen 9eanten Ser Sta0t Sermann
inN Der rcipeftipen 9lenter luelde
oieleLben 6eflei6en itn6, ais piirbi1e
SdlnBItiife, ein @renlpIar bes 9(O-
nertllereGourier, bonn H. 3. M., lln0
pom Sermanner &oIfSbtatt bonn 13.
5. %.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20
Charlotte.

1Sreo. Hoblfing ipbit Satin lnf
Slpei &illbern, poren iiber leeten
Sonstog itnb Sonntag alif 9eiud
bel Senrp Sdmrnann, brei Wfeilen
ii;hlid ppn Sea.
sSrou 8. 9. SoIt nebit oeren
Sobn mlb Sod)ter, iuareu am let
ten Sanstog ln1O am Sonnta9 aitI
@ciltd bel Sen 6amiIien 9. S.
Morgan ino @m. gnOe.
Iie @ebriiber @itte iGgen anl
prr9nlwrnen SomStog 9rennbol5
fiir Sermonn iuO @iI6eIm S6lot.
tadl, Serr SbIottad) iaat, lpenh er
iebt ieine Sdlpeine geidlod,tet bot,
Gami oarf Ger SEER @inter" gon5
Nrciit BEL ibm outlopien
9&ir miilrihen 3lun SdItB Dem
&crrn Stenofteur, ionic audi 0en
injtreidcn 2eiern bes 9pIfablatt
cine rcd,t frGblidH @ei1natbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20
Sin NdltiiaiGhriacr nScit

Sih >'IiOiBJ"ptt3Nt Stu 80
Sobren" ithreibt Serr 4Setrus Borg,
5 Sheniils Ctr, @orcciter, Wfaii.,
lit Sbr alpenfrGlter uno Seil0l
ultiere 6amilien.Meoi5in gerpeien.
SD mar om 10. Mir8 1912 ndt5ig
Sabre oft, bod troB meiner Sabre
befinbe id mid bel gutter @eilIn0-
belt ltno arbeite nod als glngeiteIlter
bel Der @iierlbabr.@eielli6aft. Sd
fonnte uiele 9eiipiele alWeben, apo
Sbre W6ebi5ili meiner Srail luro mir
CUTE Oieilite gelefitet bat"
Obiger 9riei Der an Die lilter-
5eidnete 5irnla geridtet lit, ipri6t
fir ii6 ielbit Cine intereiiante @e-
idJid]te iIber oie Gntbeflng BON
Sornis s@enfrauter nnb ll1bere
YiittbeiIuneer iiber ieirlen 9e5ig,
lperSen frei perianot. Man i6reibe
on Or Yeter Sabrnep II. Sons 60.
10 25 60. Sopne stpe., Chicago,
Sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20
I'm Scr 8aIbintoncr Genatsfam-

rier 0onlinlerte letter. Stenstag Der
lltterrod. slus alien Sbeilen beS
SanOes poren iun9e uno ulte Gem.
pererl5ueiber 8,iionrnengelaufen, Inn
Der &erbalrolung iiber sic &enDon.
&orloge bei5lnmobnen, burd Nie Der
SerIan6t BON geiitigen @etranfen
mad, trodenen Staoten berboten per.
Den iou. Sic erlparten, ourf ibre
glnueienheit cine geniigenoe 9ln5abl
Senntoren fnieidhuad ntad)en 5,l
tonnen, Inn Die slnnabme ser GorIa-
sc 5lr ii6ern, mas ihnen BET Dem
itarfen ginihloq bon 9ieiormern in
Der bo6Iten gelebgebenoen aorper.
ldaft bes 2oltbes ipobl audi 9eIingen
miro. 9elnt oieie Sorte Staatsnldn-
ller fnift allenlol Sltianlnen, lpenn
llc irgeiIbauo elm @ans6en id)nattern
bort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20
IS 1T nidlt lua6ridleiuIidl, Sak Die

5iirfci ole BON Sen 9alfanntddten
alligeiteIlten 5rieoensbeoing
af3eptieren miro; es iit ober alt6
nitt tpabrideinlid, bob bie 0&dte
ait ibren 5orbeulneen feItbaltet iper.
Sen, tpeum iie Dor Die @abl 9eiteat
OetSen. fie 5it m1Biggr ooatr-s be,.
Srieg fortsuiesen. 0enr es lit febr
5peifelbaft, ob iie bur6 6ortieturw
oes aricges ibre Goiition perbeIiern
Diiroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20
SIR geiid,t lit iGr Slid,

@s lit bGufig bieI @obr6eit in
Sem Spri6mprt: oSbr Slid lit M
@eIihte," ober e3 lit nitbt mobr,
mcm 9(usidllGqe nno SIefcn es
beritn3ierer. llnrcines &Illt lit Die
ltriohe oupon lnlb 6eiGt oos Be
0iirfnib mt BON Or. 9itg's SEEM
9ife IiIls. sic beforbern 8eiulro'
belt ltno Sdtorpbeit. 25c BET alien
glpotbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20
Der 3nderpcr6rand fat iidD in

lmierem Sonbe in 5,pon5ig sSobrer
lnebr als perboppeIt unb geeen.
nartlN entfGat nuf ben &opf Der
Seoolferllng elm Sabresperbraudl
oon Accommodating Gfunb. sllpf bas
9at1de Sa1b berednet, ergiebt oas
eeihel Sobresperbrald, bon af)t Miil.
llaroen Gfuno unb cine Sabresreh-
l.llllg bon pierbuutOert 0fiqionen
sSollar. Bis 5ur Silfte Oes getrages
llllo mir beitte nod Dem sluslanbe
frEoutpflidtig. Bir ipiirben bas in
llod, niel groBerem llmfon9e iein
Ipenn mir itniere bliibenbe Hii6en.
5ilferinbititrie nidt b1tten, bie I'M
leeten Sobre ,400,000,000 YfrnO
5ll Dem 9ebarf beiiteuerte. Sic lit
!i,o9 lebr entmifelllngsf1big, imo
i0re erbaltilng lnto Sorbenlng liegt
y I'M nobIneritanbenen Sntereife bas
Sanoes. @aS BEL elmer Rebiiion
Ger 3ilfer5Gne boffentlib inbetradt
9cjo8cit piro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20

@eibna6ts Candies iin6 Baum.
ber5ierungen, Gigurren in idyonen
arItrben, 9riefbogen lrlS Gouberte in
elegarten SdodteIn, @eibna6ts.
unb Reriabrssaarten, Bel s. @.
&ief.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20

5encr 9sc,u g)urfcr slrst, Scr Be-
bnltptet, Elm unfeblbares 0fitteI 9e-
9en rothe gsaien elrtoedt gu baben,
ioqte iid bon Den 9srobibitioniiten
oIs Sollsor5t anitellen Iaiien, benn
BORT giebt es gar manhe 3eiIeen Ell.
ner mediterranean gergangenbeit 5u
fdrben. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20
@bitelam 9lcib, nnicr @ptidlnftcr

IN Sonoon, lit geitorben, llno Sic
gtad}ridt bon ieinem 5obe bat
idmer5lides @eboiern i'm 9anoe
berporgerlifen, 0enn Serr &eih ge-
mob bobes slnieben bel ieinen Oiit.
blirgern lmb moblperbienten litter.
ariihen Hubm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20
Sin sanmitomm anf Dem @cleiie

Gin Sarmitamm auf Dem @elciie
oes S1rea5uges beoeutet eritItlidlc
9elobr, iuenat CT lrid)t elltfe1tt miro
Sollelbe gilt bonn Ierliit 6es glp.
pattS. Gs beoeittet MaipgeI on Sc.
oe1sfroft H. 9SerpenithpGdyc. @enn
Ger gppctit id)le6t lit, 10 ititrln
,9pel electric 93itters, Inn 0ie llr.
lead,e alt beieitiBelt oltrh &rGftiellug
oes Wtogeils iuto Selling BON ltn'
oocrooltlidrfeit. Wfidloel Sesbeinler
Slncoln, gbeb., mar ii6cr orei Sabre
5slrnlrf. = aber Ied)s SSIaiden electric
cutters iteIlten ibn fuieNer aitf oie
ollBe Sat Solreibet geboIfett, er-
5eltgt neiales Slih, frGfttge geerpen
lto 9iitp 8erboitlpipg, @Gos SOC
oel alien 9lpotbefeut. (9lnseige)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20

8cnu @unuernenr SSiliun aIl bic
2eute in iein &obinett ollfnebmeit
moltc, Die ibm ppn unberiifenen BE
ratbern empfobIen merben, tuiiroe
bic Senotafammer I'M 8unbesfnpi.
tol iiir 6ie Sisititgen bes aabinetts
nidt ann1berno mlsreid,en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20

iluS plat in DER persitatt fir andres
eema9t.
lluo bribt Damn DER heiliee 1beno an,
Jt piiufilid, CUR Steaa ser peihua3tss
mann,
Der teilt Damn auf Groen in jeoem Rans
Die rparen aus GbriitfinSIeius Derfitatt
aus,
rno iubeluo uno iaub5eno flin9ts melt
uuo brett:
q frShlibe,, ielise lpeibna1ts3eit!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-12-20

IN GhriftinsIeins 1perfitatt fdafft jsoes
Jabr
SIR peibnadt gar emiis Der Gnslein S4ar
Da miro fIott eehobelt, eeIeimt nHo poliert,
Gef1uibt uuo seore9ielt, eemalt mo
lafiert,
limo mas l1leifer 6briftfino ais taoelos lobt;
Don Dem miro ole pirfuns am Gbriitbaum
erprobt.
Damn piro's pom oen padern auf's Sa9er
eebra9t
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26
BLEASE IS KISSED DOWN
AT THE LEXINGTON MEETING

graduates who are giving to bowling
down"
The governor also received a call
down from Brooks Wingard. member
of the legislature from this county
The governor was saying that Mr.. Win.
gard had written a letter in the inter-
est of pardon of Walsh Rawl and that
Mr. Wingard was no political friend Of
his and had stood against him in the
house.
Thereupon Mr.. Wingard yelled at
him: 'You are mistaken" and the
crowd shouted: Lets hear more from
Mr.. Wingard."
This, however, they refused, saying
Mr.. WingaTd had plenty of time TO re-
ply while he was canvassing Lexington
county for the Legislature.
GOT EN- GOING, SAYS BLEASE.'
Governor Blease quoted a reporter OF
the News and Courier as saying that
Judge Jones in his speech last March
at Barnwell had said to Blease men
down with you anarchists" The re.
porter said his story was correct though
there might have been the opportunity
of error. Judge Jones interrupted the
governor at this juncture to say thai
he had not been rightly quoted.
We've got EN- going when we gel
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26
U. S. FARM LECTURERS
MUST GIVE UP WORK
Federal Government Refuses
to Pay Their Travelling Ex-
penSeS Any Longer


WASHINGTON. July 24.-The federal
government will no longer pay the ex-
penses Of officers or employees of the
department of agriculture to deliver lee
lures or impart information on agri-
culture to assembled farmers, students
of universities. summer schools or boys
camps as has been the custom of the
past
Comptroller Tracewell, of the treas
ury department, so advised Secretary
Wilson today in a broad interpreta-
ton of a recent act of congress .prohib-
iting the payment by the government
of dues of employees for membership
in associa tons or their travelling expen-
ses to conventions or meetings unless
specifically authorized by congress. Sec
rotary Wilson thought his department
escaped the embargo because the or
ganic act of the department stipulates
that one of its functions is to acquire
and diffuse to the people of the country
useful information regarding agriculture.
The comptroller also held that Secre-
tary Fisher was not authorized to pay
expenses Of field agents of the interior
department to attend conferences with
local organizations on land matters
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26
FIRST GRANDSON URGES
BLAL0CK TO SPEAK

DALTON, Ca, July Ex-senator A. o.
Blalock, candidate for commissioner of
agriculture, made a wonderful appeal to
the voters of this section at the court
house here Monday at noon, and the eA-
PLANTATION for his master1ul effort was
simple.
Just before he began his speech a
Western Union messenger handed him
the following telegram:
Make your best speech on strength
of best wishes OF your first grandson.
ID. B. BLALOCK.''
Following his talk, Mr.. Blalock was
showered with congratulations by the
large crowd that heard him.
In discussing the suspicious opening
of his speech, he said:
with news of the birth of my first
grandson to spur me on, how could !
have failed? I'll bet that little rascal is
bowling for me to win now-ands just
think, when defeat the other candi-
dates, the youngster will be just old
enough to crowy'
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26
FREE PURE MILK FOR
BABIES AT ALLIANCE

In order to protect and preserve the
health of babies, a milk station has
been opened at the Norris HiFsch Free
Clinic, a branch of the Jewish Educa-
tional Alliance, at 80 Capitol avenue.
This activity of the Alliance fills a
great need and its Importance cannot be
overrated. Much of the milk secured at
the diaries, or from people who have a
COW and sell the milk but are not care
full regarding sanitary conditions, is not
conducive to the babies health, especial
ly during the hot summer months.
At the milk station of the Norris
Hirsch Free Clinic the best milk OBJ
tainable is sterilized and poured into
sterilized bottles and then packed in ice.
The milk is given free of charge to
mothers who are not able to buy the
proper milk for their babies.
The station is open at 1880 every
morning, and Miss Pauline Kaphan, the
trained nurse Of the clinic, is in charge
of the work.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26

'em to disputing among the family uko
that" commented the governor.
tom Fielder, in his reply TO my de-
tense to the Augusta charges, said the
governor, said that the afidavits
have produced are from men who have
been convicted of felonies and pardoned
by me, or who are under indictment!
There is Rev. w. A. c. Mueller, pasxcS
of St Matthews Lutheran church, who
voluntarily made one of these affidavits-
Is he a man convicted of felony? Is 40
a man under indictment for graft7. Ttsse
only shows that Tom Fielder is ready 70
SANDER anyone"
The governor then read an affidavit
from w. Frank Rawl, which was to the
effect that Mr.. Rawl was an employe Of
the EdgefeId Manufacturing compary's
cotton mill and that his boss has in
effect attempted to influence his vote
against Blease by a threat of discharg-
ing the employe.
SMALL BLEASE MAJORITY.
Before closing his speech the gov
ernor took a hand primary of the
crowd which showed that his followers
constituted a majority of the crowd.
though the majority was not noticeabiy
large.
Judge Jones was also badgered by the
Blease men during his speech but with
an appeal for order was able to finish
without serious interruption. He re-
eeived a big round of cheers when he
closed and was presented with several
bouquets by two young ladies and three
little girls who brought them to the
platform.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26
GAINESVILLE GROWERS
DISAPPOINTED BY CROP

RARNESVILLE. Ca, July E--The
seach crop for this section has pracucal-
X been gathered and the business Is
being wound up. including the Carmans'
Georzia Bells and Elbertas about % cars
we're shipped from this vicinity Inc
Acme and Lowdea canneries used large
Quantities as they have employed arg
forres and have been running at fun
headway-
while the crop has been profitable 10
the community on account OF the money
turned loose in handling IL, the growers
have not received the profit they were eN-
Meeting. s1ine Of them are very much
DISCOURAGED over the results and declare
they viii cut down their trees, tolloW-
ing the example set them by others the
mast teason when thousands OF trees were
eut Jvyn and carried flOm the orchards.
Report has IL that the early shipments
M fair returns. but later shipments
hardly paid expenses. The outlook Tor
IRIS section Is that the fruit industry
a largely at an end as only few grow
ers have ever made anything out OF the
business
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26
PULLING OF MILEAGE
URGED BY TRAVELLERS
Legislative Committee Defers
Its Report Until Next
Monday

A report on the bill to require railroads
to pun mileage aboard trains was de-
ferred Monday afternoon. by the rail-
roads committee OF the house. until next
Monday. For two hours the bin was de-
hated before the committee. Travelling
men appeared in its behalf. while rail-
road attorneys and trafsc oficials op-
posed It,
J. H shackleford. q travelling man. re-
lated personal experiences OF delays in
exchanging mileage at ticket Offices. that
were a convincing argument for the
pulling OF mileage on trains.
He asserted that II the pending bill
Is passed and the railroads are required
70 accept mileage on trains. the change
win mean greater salaries for travelling
men. bigger profits for the houses they
represent and more freight for the rail-
roads. The benefits he pointed out,
viii extend TO travellers and 10 roads
alike. while no one win suffer III ef-
fects.
The charge that the railroads oppose
the pulling OF mileage because OF dis-
honesty Of conductors, was reiterated
but representatives Of the travelling men
were QUICK 10 aneffGA Nt.eA~
on southern lines are equally as honest
as those on lines in the east, where
mileage is pulled on trains. The trat-
nc men OF the roads admitted this tact,
but they insisted that their system OF
auditing would be sadly handicapped II
they pulled mileage on trains.
r. A. Broyles followed Mr.. Shackle-
ford and advanced pertinent arguments
WHY the railroads should accede 10 the
request Of the travelling public for the
adjustment OF the troublesome rule re-
quIring that mileage be exchanged a
ticket offices.
After Mr.. Broyles had spoken the com
ruittee went into executive session LOT
80 minutes and announced aLteFWs-i =
that II would meet again in execuuNe
session next Monday.
THE principal argument for the ran
roads was made BY S. h HaroWiek'
traHc manager for the Southern ROAD.
He smoke for almost an hour, but ques-
lions by the travelling men often TOOK the
edge OF his argument
when he was in the midst or reasons
INV mileage should be exchanged az
kaiiwav stations. r A. Broyies asAeo
him. Can you give one reason way you
shouldn't pull mileage on trains
he had no answer ready, and eVaoeo
the question. -..o-
whether 80 per cent Of the raiiroaos ~
the north and east don't pull mileage on
trains7 He conceded that perhaps eneS
do
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26
WILSON IS AT WORK
ON ACCEPTANCE SPEECH
RY RALPH sMITN.

SEAGIRT, N. j., July Ex-Governor
Wilson incommunicado today and Seagirt
is all but deserted. The governor cut out
his weekly trip to Trenton and last night
went into seelusion a the home of a
friend nearby. He will remain in retire
ment until he has prepared his speech of
acceptance and it is believed today that
he viii not return to Seagirt before Sat
urday or Sunday.
Most OF the newspaper men and politi-
cal followers who have besieged
Seagirt since Governor Wilson's nomina-
ton. today went - Asbury Park to at
tend the New Jersey Bull Moose conven-
ton. There were, however, number OF
sightseers who made pilgrimages to Sea-
girt this morning in the hopes of meet
ing Governor Wilson. They were disap-
pointed and contented themselves with
photographing the Little White House. .
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26
RURAL EDUCATION IN
TENNESSEE DlSTRiClS
especial dispatch TO The JOuruAi)

special Dispatch 10 Inc Jun
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, July z4.-No
more favorable indication Of the raplo
advancement being made in the south
in the matter OF rural education mas
been offered in years than in the ex-
tensive contracts for school buildings
wbieh are now rapidly nearing compile
ton in Hamilton county. No less tnai.
II buildings are now under course On
construction, varying In cost rum
e. ooO 10 100000. New buildings are
resnr erected at Roberts Mill, Brown
chanel. Mission Ridge. Hfn city Esst
Chattauooga. Orchard Knob, Easto@ls'
vvaiput Grove, East Lake and MOUNT
rrabor. when al are completed aoe-
ouata facilities win be PROVIDED 20
I've every child in Hamilton county
ennortunity for comprehensive grammar
school education
when the IL buildings are completed
The county grammar school board wiil
be able to boast OF having unoer It's
control ss school buildings completely
eoufpped. There are more than 20
schooI sites in the county. but more
than half will be soon occupied WIN
sanitary and adequate buildings
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26
Support Panama Trade

IopeclaI Dispatch 20 TIC JOuFndIJ
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 24.-The
chamber of commerce viii support the
municipal dock commission I'm its plan
Of preparing the water front for the
business, incident to the opening of the
Panama canal, which is I'm line with the
conference that has been called to meet
next month at Spartanburg, when the
cotton mill men of the upper section of
South Carolina propose to consider the
scheme of exporting their goods
through the port of Charleston. The
movement has found pretty general
support up the state and of course
Charleston will give fun cooperation to
the plan.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26
ROOSEVELT PARTY is
FORMED AT SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 23.-Savanna h
now has full hedged Progressive party
to further the interests Of Col. Theodore
Roosevelt as a candidate for president
of the United States. When the meeting
was called to order for the organization
of the party there were IL negroes and
one white man present
few minutes later two other ne
grose came in and the organization
was started. The movement is led by
r. T. Joli1e. Every member was elected
delegate to either the state conven-
ton at Atlanta, July 25, or the national
convention at Chicago, August 8.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26

Especial Dispatch 20 The JourhaI)
FORT VALLEY, Ga, July A-One of
the busiest and altogether most success
full fruit seasons has this week come
to a close i'm this community.
Never before in the history of the
place has business in every line been so
rushed as the past few weeks, and things
generally in a material way in the COM
munity show marked advancement, and
are most encouraging. Especially have
the merchants of the place been most
successful in their business the past few
weeks, and the many advances of recent
date made by the town evidence the char
acteristic progressive spirit of Fort Val
ley people.