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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-07-18
s. G. POsTMAsTERs TO MEET.
Annual Convention at eileen Springs
July % and 2S.

Summerton Special to Charleston
News and Courier, July 17.-.Post-
master Ellison Capers, president of
the South Carolina Association of
Postmasters, returned yesterday
from a conference with Thomas p
Mcleod, postmaster at Hartsville.
who is secretary of the association.
looking to perfecting the plans for
the coming meeting of the associa-
ton, which will be held at Glenn
Springs, July % and %. The meet
ing this year promises TO be of great
interest and benefit to the service in
this state and will present several
new features. The management con-
siders the association fortunate in
having gotten the consent of the
Hon. Hartwell Aver Of Florence. to
make an address on "The Relation
of the Postal Service to the Press"
also In being favored with the pres
ence OF the Hon. r. w. Conner, of
Rock Hill, president Of the South
Carolina Rural Carriers Association.
who will address the meeting.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-07-18
WINS HIS FREEDOM.
Fred Kelly His Own Lawyer in York
vile Court.

Yorkville, July 16.-Court of gen
eral sessions convened here Monday
morning with Special Judge w a.
Holman of Charleston presiding. It
is expected that the court will be
ready for adjournment by Friday.
With two exceptions no cases will be
disposed of at this term where the
defendants are out on bond.
One case that created considerable
merriment was that Of Fred Kelly
typical Irishman, charged with as
sault and battery with intent to kin
Kelly did not employ en- attorney.
but conducted his own defense, and
did 1t so successfully that the Jury
returned a verdict OF mot guilty ("
After the verdict was announced and
the prisoner informed that he was
free, he arose, thanked the court and
the jury, and Immediately left the
court room.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-07-18
The CLIMAX IN MEXICO
HURRY CALL FOR AMBASSADOR
Henry Lane Wilson Ordered to
Washington Immediately on
United States BattIeship.

Washington, July 16.-President
Wilson today, after an early confer
ence with Secretary Bryan over the
latest aspects of the Mexican situa
ton, presented by the inquiries of
foreign powers as to the attitude of
the United States, ordered Ambassa-
dor Henry Lane Wilson at Mexico
CITY to proceed to Washington i'm
mediately for a conference. Ambas-
sador Wilson will hurry north on
either the battleship Michigan or
Louisiana from Vera Cruz, If any de-
lay would be entailed by waiting for
a commercial steamer. Officials here
believe that the almost total inter
ruption OF traffic between Mexico
City and the United States will force
the ambassador to make his trip by
water. He is not expected here be-
fore July 23, at the earliest.
1t is believed in official and diplo-
matte circles that an important an
nouncement Of the attitude of the
United States in the pending situa-
tion will follow the ambassadors
conference with the President and
Secretary Bryan. The Presidents
action today, following closely the
unofficial announcement that some OF
the foreign powers which already
have recognized the Huerta govern
ment were pressing for some indica-
tion of this governments attitude
toward the continued disorders in
I Mexico, leads to that belief.
Secretary Bryan positively declin-
ed TO add any information to his
brief announcement of Ambassador
Wilson'S call to Washington.
However, 1t is assumed that the
administration desires to learn from
the ambassador directly what infu-
ences actuated the foreign diplo-
matte representatives in Mexico,
when they Jointly agreed to address
their governments with what
amounted to a formal complaint
against the attitude Of the United
States in it's relations with the
Huerta regime. President Wilson
has kept an open mind on the sub
ject and is thought to feel himself
; bound to adhere to the policy be an
nounced early in his administration
OF lending moral encouragement only
to such governments in Latin Amer
lea as were. founded upon constitu-
tional law and justice.
! However, it is understood he is
ready to give due weight to any rep
resentations Ambassador Wilson may
care to make.
? INC L IeSluehI has ndO Jne Denent
OF private reports from several of his
personal friends who have travelled
in Mexico recently, but those were
unofficial and not sufficient to form
the basis of formal attitude if there
were to be any change in policy.
Secretary Bryan was asked If the
coming Of Ambassador Wilson to
Washington would change his pro-
jected lecture tour. He replied:
The newspaper men might have
assumed that my lecture dates would
not interfere with business, instead
of assuming that they would. All
my lecture dates were made subject
to cancellation"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-07-18
MUCH INTEREST IN
FARMERS MEETING
To be Held at the Isle of Palms
July 23-24-SaIuda County Has
Matters of Special Interest.

To the Members of the Farmers
Union:
Just a week from the meeting of
the State Farmers Union. Fer two
months at the risk of being tire
some / have been calling upon you to
get ready for the annual meeting
and have given you some of the rea-
sons why you should attend and be
properly represented. Now you
chronic kickers and fault-fndeing
critics, / just want you to go to the
meeting July 1924 on the Isle of
Palms so that / can say to your
faces what / think of you. It would
really not be interesting on the print
ed page, and If you turn out in suffi-
cient numbers / might change my
mind, for you know "discretion is the
better part of valor."
This call is to all the farmers OF
the state, for most Of you have been
or ought to be members of the union.
And the have beens' and Ought
to-bes" are the worst fault-finders
we have. Put yourselves in good
standing and may be instead OF the
"lambasting" / am laying out to give
you, your fellow members will be so
pleased at your coming that you will
he elected to high office in the union.
Seriously this is the last call from
this Office. We have prepared a good
bill of fare for the meeting and the
loss will be yours. If you fail to at
tend and appropriate your share In
addition to the prominent speakers
we have put on the program others
just as able will be there.
From Saluda county union will
come suggestion of great impor-
tance about Clemson College scholar
ships that ought to be carefully con-
sidered and am sure there are
other matters of equal importance
that will come up that need the best
thought of the state that they may
be disposed of wisely
Yours for the cause,
E. w. DABBS,
President S. c. State Farmers Union.
Mayesville, S c., July 16, 1913.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-07-18
Roumanians Capture Cable Station

Sofa, Bulgaria. July 1.-THE
Roumsnians today took possession of
the cable station at Varna on the
Black sea and thus control communi-
cation with Sebastapol AS the rail-
way between the coast and Sofia has
been cut Bulgaria cannot communi-
cate with the outside world EXCEPT
through Servia and Roumania.
BY forced marches the Turkish
army Is approaching the town of
Kirk Kilisseh, taken by the Bull
garians after heavy fghting at the
beginning OF the Balkan war. MANY
of the population are reported to be
fleeing.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-07-18
Shortage in the Cotton Crop Certain

Mayesville Special to Columbia
Record, July 1.-THE condition of
all crops is satisfactory considering
the dry, hot weather, but cotton is
badly on on account of the poor
stands and there will be a short crop
at least in this section. Some of the
smaller farmers are badly in the
grass and have poor prospects.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-07-18

President s. c. State Farmers Union.
Mayesville, S c., July 16, 1913.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Skipper and
family and Mrs. jennings Of Castonia
motored do wnfrom Charlotte to
spend today in Lancaster.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-16

SIT Der Ansitano Der Nbiallfutiher
Der Neouctiou So.

SIC giniammlltng Der abfQlle ici'
tens Ger Union Seduction So. miro
pon helrte ab nieoer III normaler
8eiie erfolaen uno Die geplonte polis
5eilide lleberpahuug Der gbiallpu.
gen bot iit1 dlS mnot1i8 erruieien.
Ter 2tusitauo lit udmlid, geiteru jnai
4bidIuB gefontmen. oa Die ltnicn
imo DIE Seduction so. iidj geeInl3t
1abelt.
Gic Union ieste es ourf', 6aB Die
8eiellif]dit eiuen eutlaiienen llnionis
item pieoer anlteqte, lpdbreno Die Fes
ouetiou SO. inioTeru geiponnen bat,
baB tic een 8orarbeiter. beIIen Gut.
ldiiuHg bon Der Union oerIanet nor.
Den mar, III ihrer Iieniten behaltaii
bari. Zen itdotiid,er 8ehoroen mar es
nit ser poIi5eilihcn 9eifilsunq Der
slbfallipcgeu bitterer errit uno Die
not9iaeu ?lrdngeneuts Daren aeiterlr
bereirs bon SSnipeftor Grimm getrof,
ZEN iuoroen. ais Die alIroe Don 0er
9eileauHg oe5 Stretts I'M Hatbbauie
eiutrcf
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Hetter Srdutiaam.
9ast Die Sraut uhne cincu Sent auf
benz SabnbOf HBeu.

Cine trauriae Griabrung madlte
qeitern Sornelia Sblinger aus Sa'
milton, 9, Die aeIteru 9tad)rittag
nit benz cbenfaaS aus 6anrIIton
Itammenoen 8eorge 6inmcleiu bier
.intrdF, tim lid, bier trauen 5u laiien.
Dem grdlltig1m, Der augeniheini'd;
nidt nit iroiiheu 8iitern geleJnet
lit, maren Don ieinem prdilnnptlnen
Sdauieacroatcr iur Die Soften Der
Gral1nq uno oe$ 0eiratbsiheIns
$50 eingcbQnbigt lporoen trno ai5
0as 8aar ami Dem 6. 8. uno 2
@ahuhoi aHIaugte, entltutloigre litl
G@eorQc iiir cine Ntimtte lno ndhm
baum irans0iiihen 2lbihieb, inoetn er
,nter Rituahn1e Der $50 ourd Gin
,SenIter oes @dih9immers perolrtetc.
Ser ellttdu'ften 9raut nahm lid] bic
8olisci on nno oie 8olt}iiteH III Der
pierten Tiitritt Citation bradten oHrh
einc Sammlltuo ul1ter 'id) aenilgeno
Sel0 uui. Inn es Goruelia ShIInaer
III ernloQlifcn, ore RildreiIe 3u Dtut-
tern Qn3atreteu.
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eie Sisf III SIR Gepidltg

ged1teHb g ratr ~, bab su SieI Gespihi
nt6f GetuaHf6f irirb. 70 IN - bod uHbeltri,en,
bGb ctflf asannsr unb f5raneH 10 maser fnb
boB - bsiHabe Geiatriicb IN. 1iefe Gefnbr Iteaf
bdziu. tob fis fetae Heferoeffdiie BADEN. nm
tsSHi6s araHfteiien Gtsnpebrsn Gin wenig
GrifasSIeifh BET nlien, nm ant su iiabIen uno
CIT aus5nfsben nHo oiees pigft bic ssraae uuf.
vie man man an Aorptrffue snnebmen lam,
Ner5se H7o Hbsmifer baber bHrd GrpsximeHte
eeS FrcbieB1 acgpll, nte meiben NIB nroibeH
HhffiSrpfrhen ocs EIuiee burf ous 0iHHebHtsiI
opu SrotH ssnpes 5snclane IGbistien An befMcbs
tthk siHb bicfte BAT zine e1etuidhtsynfdsMe ,ug
Gclff U'Gn frIaHge biefeibeu In neriicasIisH
ssudsten HHo HrhHe fe mehrere Monnts lana
no ben im Tadgie beitnbliten sinipeifnnssn.
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sscuc Gaud,inIpeftoren

gsie geitcra pom itootiiden Raltds
iltipeftor Saa uerii6ert plroe, miro
0ic Staot biunen tur3em III Scr Gage
icIn. ciucu gan3 cnergiidcu SelD5ug
gegeu ous AaudiibeI 81 beaitlneu.
,Sm 2auie Ger ndd}iten @od)en iolIen
nonrlidl eff meiterc oilissRauhtulpef
toren crnannt meroeH iu0aB Die
Gtaot Damn IA fulhiuipefturcn in.
ben miro. Sed,s Der nelteH Nand1li-
ipeft3ren neroeu Don Den perlhieoes
neu 9abuen ernunnt, nabrefo Die
Stant mettere fiini Saipettoreu an
.Iteien miro.
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GterbfiAfeitSberi6t.

oermann RuIt r.. 81. 1927 Use
tern 2lpenue; 2uFtr0hreneutaunoun5.
mlarp Stanton. 62, 1850 RegeHt
4nsnue; Niersuleioen.
Gbnarh Qntle, y, 214 aitmono
StraBe; 6ersIeieen.
ssoiep6 2uetrann. 35. 730 Uli.
6ops Roao; 9eberperbdrtuno.
sSofeob u. 9luud. II, 254 Carroll
StraBe; Grebs.
i3atarias Surlona. So, ReDton,
O; ssrausit in Shpebs.
GhriitiHa Roettele. II. 4311 geef
Inenue; 6ersleibcn.
4nna geter. go, 1903 Soc 0il-
tiams Strafs; glutperaiftuua.
Qnnd 6amer, g., PIT GalihoIn
Sirdhe: arebs.
aayl greiten6ater. 60, 2232 Sotb
StcaRe: Ser2lcioen
Better Suntrum. 81, Utcufiten
Gpenue uno Gin StraBs; GaQsns
ftetne.
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S5ie 8eidlid,ie.

Shuliuperintenbent Or. Gonaou
miro cine cingebenoe llnteriltduas
anitellen, Tim menn moalih Dem oocr
oen Iieben auf Die Splr 5li fommeH,
Die II, oen lesten 8ohen lpltenlatllh
&anoidranfe in Ser 0eooparo 8odl-
itule berailbt habeil. Gerartlae 1Iep.
liable lino in Der leBteu 3eit. iuie in
eieiea Spalien beridltet. mIeoercott
Ser YoIisei sernelSet poroen luto ae-
itern bot MN Sdmlrathsnlitslleo
,sisf oIc h5hlt unliebiau.e 4ngelegett.
teit ofiiSiea slr aenrrtniB oes Sdtlil-
fuperintenbenten sebrad,i. Der cine se-
maize uHteriild3itiig ailitelleu lptro. utH
sic shuloioen 81 ermitteIn.
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81 a d,IaB : g a d { n.

Gobert SO. Geebaum i'll HddldBpers
matter BON Stella 6. Seebaum;
9runoeigenthum $4,000.
6. SO. Agin 1T Ro6laBDernaltet
bon WarD u. gruaar; Grunbeige.@
tbum $4,000.
Wm. gols if 0adlabperpaltsr BON
syobn 6auier; perionalien $3.50.
Der perfonfi6e Nahlab Der 9Or;s
SRbel betrdgt $238012; oerjenige Der
Dora StoQ $8812.29.
8erfhieoenes.
Die attipa Der s5irma gubbrte
Bros, bic fid in 6anosn zines Rscsis
Ders bsfInben, lino auf $8468.1O abb
gelhdBt poroen.
SuuI geabout erlangt. auf 9runo
|aneebliher WibbanDlung Elm 8eroit:
iiber 1926 gegen Gutbsr Rob.
Sobn q. Rpan, Ra6lubperpaltsr
Dss 3bos. 20. Rpan ttagts cine Weh=
felforoerung Hber $3181 ssgsn 8. e
unb Wurie u. Weiofih elm.
Der pro3eB 9egen nte truhere Sor1
| Ienmatlerin garlotta 4bompior.
grpnn pegen unterihlagung Dor
$21,471 gum Ha6tbeil BON 5rso
S6roth nuros geitern persmptoriid
auf ndtftsH Ulontag, 20. Sttober, 3u,
8erbanolung angsTsBt.
| 8apio 6. Sones uno Gbas. gropH
Qnseitelte Der 2untsnb.imer 60.
Delhe porgsitsrn BON sinem offentli
den Notor in 5aft srtldrt purbsn
neil iie Ii6 neigsrtsu. geDifIs giits
Der 5irmu, Die bel Der aufnnbms Dol
| 9epoiitionen in elmer Sdaoensriat
tlase Derlangt Dorbeu tparsu, 81 brin
gen, itren9ten eeitern elm 5u6eds Cor
lpus 9erfabren an, bds am Hdhits1
Di.nitos Dor Rihter 6osgrape 3u
| 8erbanolung tommen ntro.
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NdHftem 1iemItag
Siirits bas StaatssGberaeridDt Hber
bic auuititntioualitat ees Ytnni5ls
yalaerid,tsgeIeses entiheioen.

StaotaniuoIt gettman bat am &c,
Itrigen Gage ocu Staat5obergerldt
iein idriItlitc3 Argumcnt 5n @rms
item oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES }lV*
gehen Ioiieu lmo er qicbt iiGh nun Der
Soiinlluq bin, OaB ieitens oes @es
ridltS am nGhiteu Gntihcioungstage
Dem fommen0en Tienitah Die Gnt.
iAeiOltng in Dem 9ro3eB, Den be-
fauutlif Der beige Ioli5eialrnolt
1Sor in ieiuer Gi1enifait ais elmer Der
rernofratiifen adnoioateu titr oa2
9[mt zines Dlluti5ipdlrihter5 gegcn
0en Ruhlratb anhdngig genlad)t bat,
Oie Gntiheioi1ng iiber Die aonitttlttlo-
nolitdt oes 8eiebes abge9eben ner0en
miro.
gefanntlih bat Dor fur5em RI6tcr
@eogheban pom bieiigen Common
Gleasqerid,t oos 8eieB, ourdl DcIdcS
6as Wuni3ipQlgeriht geidaifen NOR
Den. fir ltnfonItitlttioneQ erfIdrt
uorauibin natiirtih ser 8dhIrotb
I'D, qetucigert b1ttc. bie 9tamcn Der
Nifterfauoioaten iilr oaS Dtunljlpais
aerift aui ocn Stimn5ettel 81 Iebcn.
Iie 1Solge NOR banu oas bon Serrr
Tor beim Staatsobergerift aegen ben
9ohlrath auhGngig aena6tc yialt
San1usueriobren. Inn Den 8oblrdtl
III spinqeu, Die Rnncn Ser Hthlcrs
fanoi0aten aui DEN 8ahljcttel 81
ipkeu
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Iid) Dor Der Saae cine iolenne Briige.
lei nno Steherei. itntt nno in 8erbin.
onng nit oieier Eriigelei erlpirfte &C.
itern gineent be Hapoli, BON go.
556 Cit Sefiie GtraBe, SaftbefeDle
untcr Der anflage oes tbdtlihen An
griiis gegen Sen italieniifen aoniul
CHARLES 8inocfio, g. lamburellu,
ben Reoofteur Der bieiigen italieni.
ihen 3eitung nno gegen SitraEg
@asperini, BON Ho. 1927 8ine Ctr.
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Gin aenialer Tieb iiane aeiiern in
Ses gtricn bes Reaers Wlatfhsip
Sbarber Dor Rictisr syride. Sbarber
mar prr efra snei Sahrsn ala hdus
!ncHi bel benz pfanolsihtr Darn
Z. Qepi dnaef.lIt. Der sipei Def4dfie
Eat. Tim feline nidbt ceyaoe fiirfilid1en
Giniiinfte su erb0hen. mar Shurber
uuf bic sSbee nericIer. in bem einen
Gjeif,ift qeoi's aIsiber su itshlcn. bic
CT oonR in hsm anbsren 2nben BON
getannisn perissen !ieB. Ghlisblih
rutoen fe Gisbiidhle enioedt uno
EtdrheF hiel. "a bann fur asra.btn.
bsn Eianb Gineinnaiis BON iein<n
1ihen sa Idii.iein. Dor siniaen Wos
1cn eelana Is isboh. feincr in elmer
HeineR Grtihafi in Wornlanb habs
haft su tp<roeu uno Der hca lDuroe
ben Orobat .iporsnen untrbrsiict,
bic ieno6 ieine Antlaac trtasn Drob-
r,ebiinhls erbeb<n pcllten. neil oos
gsIreisma.etial nidht ousre;Gtub mar.
IAroufhin puroe Gharber lpeaea
Qleinbietnahis in 6oft asncmmeH
nne RI tetonnte iidl aeitern IN stpei
1dl..n ihulbia, iuoraui sr in isbsm
HofIe sH SO uHb ben Rotten perur.
iEeilt murne.
alpsi Streifbetiler. sSerrp G!nnpoots
wnb Walter gillarb. eener Der poiis
ain ndpes bas nihi oernoe ihmtis
hcfhafte 3tuanib ausitelIie. DAB lie bic
ifmieriaffen asrIe in bamilion Conn.
10 fsien. murben su ie $50 unD aofttn
berurihti!i. fobas lie ibeilipsiie fir ben
yDinier nit Guartier uno acii ionic
nit Myhfii perfcrat iino.
names garncn. Der felt benz Sabre
l0l1 fir feline sipei i'm 81. s5oiephs
Noiienhaus befinblideH Qinber nur
,s66 tssob!i bate. nurbt nuf 90 1aae
nan bem Art,iistaus asianoi
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ele.Grlaxtnikiaeine

}gbnarb 8. sJins<rbut, %. 566 Ecies
ss:;;SSi,t Mpe.
lAlma Gunber. Is, 1884 WariaD
Mpe.
lJdmss SisDenion, q. 716 GarlisIc
I4benue.
lTprtIe g.nbelton. 10. s22 elor.
Ctr.
tNnsuit O. 90. 6eismann, %. 3l5
lWeNiann Str.
iguaif. 6. Rump,e. %, Tlt. G<aithp.
lWitIiam 3. SOmmsrfielo. 38. Nor'
,ipcob, 8.
lSopbis Repsrs, 3s. ROrippoo. ..
Idlvanoer D. gr.nissr. q. Gilpers
}ton, 8.
iapoia g. gearb. q. sitDsrion, o.
seIisa aops, sparta, ap.
lpecri 6opes. 10, Rano 6ot.I.
loarrp 9. Climb. "a, 1927 5ill Str.
lMabs! Stspp, %, 1914 8. 8. Str.
,lsb Dcepier. SO, 123 8. Court Ctr.
lGIora pfieiter, 80, 1141 poplar Str.
I5arrp 9. Dilmss, q. 3sl4 IT..
(Wsrnon Mpe.
lJDa Smith. 10, 1928 Naoiion
Hoob.
iSobn Hsissl, "a, 1882 g5ida,a'u
{4wnue.
katherine u. Sinsloff, Is, 254 ITO.
hoipt Ctr.
lWiniam 8. Staub. 25. 2732 H. 6,
}Etr.
iGmma eldl.r. %. 25o4 glbrisl
Ctr.
i6enrp Welsel. 26, Repport, Hp.
liSrieoa Wsp.r. "a. 124 Calhoun St.
lQaprenes Wetis. "a, 1895 Carl
! }Strnbe.
ianna pst.rs. 2e. 2s17 gummins
Strabe.
jmubolpb W. 6tr5e. q. 1865 Central
lHpenue.
lWprtle 1ifet.. 1s. 1908 90. 8. Ctr
5Gront Durham. %, Saiisp, 8.
lWaD Mebel. 20, Geroes 9otel.
|Gpert Carr. q. Gpntbiana, ap.
lTela Raniin, 18. Setiton. 8.
I5rani atbon. 81. 761 4. 5. Ctr.
lJbo Gbespers, "a, 761 W. 5. Ctr.
llbomos 5roipn. "a, aoursl. Sno.
l6ittis Gbrharot, 40, prineston 9ots
IGsitid Smith. "a, 208 RidmuH,
iStrabs.
lgtnnit 1reemdn. 19. college 5ill.
IDi[Iiam 8. Sion., q. GOA garlis.
tApenne.
l9nna Camper, Is. 3 Cottage Ter
race.
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;srdnt uno aate RdtAss, 2447
WcWiden 4nenuc; Utdochen.
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First Ship Through Canal
NO Years from Day Balboa
First Saw Pacific Ocean

rerce of the world until after the ded-
ication on Jan. 1915.
The accomplishments of 1912 on the
isthmus and his hopes for the future
were given as follows by Colonel
Goethals while the presidential party
were at Culebra on Christmas day:
During the year of 1912 the Gatun
dam was virtually completed and at
the close Of the rainy season Gatun
lake had risen to a height of 81 feet,
or within thirty feet of the maximum
which 1t will be allowed to attain. The
dam held back its volume of water
without leakage.
During the year about 9O,OOO,OOO
cubic yards Of material we're removed
from the keystone of the canal-Cule-
bra. OF this 100000 yards were due
to slides in Culebra cut. But slides
VIII cease when the canal is complet-
ed and dynamite blasting discontinued
There remains to be excavated
about 24,5OO,OOO cubic yards. But only
100000 need be excavated before the
canal can be opened. 1t is hoped that
the steam shovels can be taken from
the cut by July 1. Then the dixie at
Bas Obispo, which holds the water Of
Gatun lake out Of the cut, can be re-
moved and the water will flow. Re-
naming excavation necessary can be
accomplished by steam dredges.
LESS than per cent of the total
excavation and concrete work is un-
finished. AT the present rate both
will be finished and all gates and ma
chinery for one set of locks will be
Installed by September. Then if the
water In Gatun lake is high enough,
the first ship can be put through one
complete set Of locks If one ship can
go through, any number can"
President Taft has made It plain
that sentiment attached to Balboa's