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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-10
CAB MOro sn.
i9Omas gnrfe mia in StIbitpsrtbsi'
oieums eineu @ann in ct. asaiS
ri6oiisu babsa.

Gin Wann, Der isinsn RameH als
1bomas 8urts ansab, ais er DON SsE
Detsttips aamman unb aoefDenitsin
am Jrsitas in 5aft s.nommeH purbe.
CAB s.itsrn su, bab isin Rams Wil.
liam Sobnion lei unb sr In ct. aouis
ipesen Worbss stIudt ipirb. gurts
alias SobnioH iol ipd9reno zines
Strsiies sinsn Manu, Ramsns Geo.
Mali.r, srihoHsn babsn. Der Der.
baftste CAB an, IN SslbftOsrtbsibisuns
sebanb,lt su babsn uHb nah Der Sbat
nab Cincinnati s.fliidtst gu isin.
Die 9.b1rben Don ct. aouis, bic
DON Der sylu6t bes Wannss mad Gin.
ciunatj aenntlIb battsn, eriu4ten
bic bieiise polissi, auf ben JIii4tlins
su fabnbsn unb IS sslans ben porss'
nannten 0stettips aud, ben 0eiu9.
ten in Daft 3u bringen. anfdngIid
leusnet. 9urfs, Der Gtiu4tt 5u iein,
gaf es jeboh fpdtsr 5u, als man ibm
ben Gtsdbrief porbisli.
Die @.rbaftuns bss SobnIon 3os s.s
tern Wlittag bic @.rbaftuns slner
sSrau mad ii6, bic ibr.n Rdmsn ala
Rubp 9rolpiu aHsab, bod Durbe ipd'
ter ftitseitsllt. bab ibr rs4ter @am.
sgrau 6elsn 8earbslep aus ct. louis
1T. Diefs syrau mar na9 Cincinnati
setommen, I'm umfdau mad itrem
Mdnn W1lter 5u balt.n. als lie 3u'
iallis Sobnion auf Der StraBs traf,
ben lie BON ct. 2ouis Der ftnnt. Sps
piel bic Srau in gssus auf bic Sdies
berei ausfaasn ionnts, .rildrts lie nur
5u tpiFsn, bab cine Grau babel i'm
Spisk seipeisn III. iJtau 9enreslsp
ipuros einfpeiIsn in Saft bebaltsn.
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Gmpfeblenb
@iro gonbnnssabc fir Seidaftignag
BON Nrbcit3loien oem Staotrath
cinbcrid)tet iperben.

Ias Stabtrathsfomlnittee filr NI;t.
tel mlo @ege 6eitlob in riutr acltern
9tadlmittng itatteeba5ten oifentiiAen
Sipllnp, 0ic prpieftirte GonDnusg gnbe
uon $4,000 fiir Die geid)dltlgllnJ
Der 9lr6eitsloien I'M tpnlmcnoen &lns
ter benz StaOtratb enpicblello ciI3u,
berihten.
@leit)3eitig miro Dem Staotratb
Elm geidluB ;ur slunahme unterbreI'
tet mcroeu, in Incident 6eitimnlt lpiro,
oaB bel ser geidlartigung al Cen
StraBenarbeiten, Die nit Dem Grlos
Der gon6ali5gabe oOrgenommen per-
ben, perbeiratbete Seltte ben 8orju1
rrbaltcn ioacn uno oaB gtiemano ollf
9IcidditignnR reduen lam, Der nld)t
minociicns eIn (Sabr i'll @incinndtl
aniaiiia iii.
;3u 0suniten Der 8on6nusgabe ipra.
deu bic Serren s. giembolo llnD 6.
SlpInq lno lie erlp0bnten aid eine
Aeibc uon Straben, oic nipellirt par'
6eu t0nncn luo an oenen beoelltcno-
6il0el abjlltragen iino, icodB otele
StraBen oann paiiirbar uHo Der ge'
6auung eroifrtet Deroen
Serr 9icnbolo naim 8elcaenbelt.
chi Die Griabrlmaen hiiBmpellen, ore
ieitcns Ser StnOt i'm Sabre 1901 be-
ser 8eihaitiguug bon slrbeItsloien
aenlaf)t lporhen mareu, Die 8u ab'ollIi
feiner llnterltiibung bered)tigt lparcn
imo Die and, fir Oas linen 6e3ablta
@elo obiolllt nit,ts IeiItetcu ,,Tatilr
Iid", tcnlerftc Serr Hembolh, "fnn'
nen mir bon oieieu 9tr0eitSioicn midi
oil glrbeitsQllautIm ben pollen @c!0'
ncrtb ernnrten, benz Die slr6cl. IT
ibner irtnlb, a6er es idlte bod on
raui aeiebeu Trerhcn SnH Die Seutt
etlpa iiir so Gents 9lrbeit fiir ieoer
lollor ben tic befonlmen liCiern I'M;
nift, ,pie cs i'm Sabre 1907 Der tSal
qepeien. aIs lie iiir 6cu Dollar nh
etua Is Gents 9lr6eit tbaten."
Uegen Die @cnbousoate mar mn
StaStrntbsmit9Iie0 Conner. neil lei
ner 9lniid)t mad! crit bas 8el0 in
6ChSs iiir StraBenreparoturcn per
orau6t tpcrbcn iollte. Gr puroe s
cod bon Serrn arua. Dem StnOt
ingenieur, oaraui nufmerfiam ge
,,cht Aoo Aie hrnieftjrtpu 9lrhpitpr
nidt als StraBeHrepuratllrcn be5eit
ret peroen fonnten umo Dab niBer
benz aus Dem Sonos iiir StraBeH
reparatnrcn nur untrr 5aS Gipll
Oieniteeies folnmenoc ita0tiIde sIn1c
itellte beoablt mer0cn f0nnten, nab
renS Die Seute, Die tenlpordr anJcItelI
ilro aus Dem grI6s Der proIeftirtct
9cu6ausgabe be5ablt lueroen ioaen
feine eioiIoienipriifilna abSulegef
| brau,leu.
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Spfal.Snipettipn
&irS Straseuhabufummittee oeS
Giaotratbs i'm ct, sllDgiins @a''
baus uprusbmcu.

a(m fpumenben 0onnerstaa MIRO
bus StraBenbabnfommittee oes Staof'
rntys Dem ct. 9Ilopiias &allenballs
eiucn 9eil6 abitatten Hno llb eurN
oen g!uaenidein bopon iiberieuaent
pie picl @runbcieenthnm ole anltalf
cinbiiBen miirst, iaas Die StraBen'
tamllilie nab Bond Sill in lleper'
cinItimmung nit Den gcgenipurtlscll
Nl1nen aebaut peroen iollte.
Griiioeut Soiepb Sernine lmo Der
N(uluolt ocs 3ercins, Scrr Wincent
@cdulan, crfldrten eeItern benz &oHi'
ntittce oie Sitpation llno ilibrtcn aus,
SoR oas @aiienbous itellenneI'e melt
iiber 100 Sui pom ieiner ,Sront Gin
biiben miirOc, iaas Die StraBenba1l
in arooer 9inie burh Die Reaoine
Rono acleot lpcroeu miirbe. Sic ipie.
len oaraui tin, oaB inter Den Seltlnl'
,nlngcn Der Crbinau5 Ole StaSt iebr
nnhl oos Hedt babe, Die Blame gu
fnoerit, oenn in Ser SrbinonS beibt
e$, bnb Die nelte Qinie oer Reabin1
MoaS in Der Hihtlng elmer yun1eiab'
rem 3angeute" ourh oas 9Inueien oeS
Baiienharlies eebeu iulle uno baGc'
t5nute Die Sinie aueiielSobne anSeri
aelegt peroen.
Stnotineenieur arus CAB 3u. bal
Gieics pom StanOpunft oes ssnge
nielrs feline eroBen Sfapierigteiter
bcrcitcn miiroe, mor iebotl natilrlid
llidIt bcreit. iid) iiber Die Sesalit1t ei
ner oerartieen @erdnoerilng gu oil
lSern.
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bsntbatsu in oiefem arieae bollbrinat,
siebt feline arsift iibsr Qlnttperpen, ipie
porbem iiber aiittiH, unb ipirft 8om.
ben In bic Gtdbi. bic ibrsn 3ptd srs
fiilIsn. Mm 28. ausuIt erflane pl0bs
IiH Gin poles ftoHes 0lodengtlGute
iibsr unisrs Gtabt. Was mag es be-
bsuten2 Wisber btsriibsn mein Muee
bic Glasssn! Oas ensliiGe 9ser 1T
bei Wdubeuse gef1lassn iporbtn unb
ipirb berfolst. Run enbIid iperben bis
armen. irrtgsleitstsn W6Iier bic graus
Jane Wabrbtit srfabrsn. 9isbsr Fnb
fiirdterli6e 2iismgetpebe BON unisrsn
Jsinbm ssiponnsn. Disie Sisses,
freube mar uns getriibt, neil mir bon
Beiannten b5rten, bab es in Ofs
prsuben ffaimm itsbe. Die 8sfpobn.r
boiten auf 8efebl i6rs WobnitGtten
Derlaisn miiiien. DisRuNsn tparen i'm
Qanbs! Gs fpurbe tinern talt Bel BEN
Gebanieu. Der aaiIr fr6tet feline
llntertbanen unb periitert; .5ersin
fommen lie, absr beraus ioIlen lie ni6t
fpieber!" Darauf beuie bic yreubens
botf9aft: Die OeutIftn bdben bic
Rufien ron brei Seiten ilm3ingslt unb
fie in bic maiuriI6en giimpfe setries
zen. = 4uh bic Ssiietreiher fteben
NIT ben Rufsn in erfolsr.ider
Sdladt. - Wdbrenb i'm Delbe nit
folder 8es.iiieruna unb iol9em uns
Derglsi4lidsn Wutbe ssfdmpft tpirb,
gebt i'm Qarbe alles ieinen seorbnetsr
Gang. unfsre sJinan5sn iteben gut,
uniere 8anfen arbeiten rubig psitsr.
llniere Grnte lit nit 5ilfs Der S4uls
iueeno gIiidli6 eingsbrndt unb in
bitiem Sabre beIonbers gut aussefals
len. Wis 4lIss bsbnht unb fir aqes
seIorgt ipirb! llnIere Shuljugsno
mus bic neueiien Oepsitbsn aufs ganb
traesn unb bort Dsrbreiten. = Die
Sp3ialbemoiratsn jinb sinmiithis nit
uns sesanssn. Sn Gtlisniir6en baben
iis feierli1 lire rotbe 5abne perbrannt
uub iinb unter ben alansen Der
.Wadt am Rbeip1 NIT f6pars slpeibs
rotber syGbne fpisber abssaogen. @rob
If bic Opfsrfreubisteit bss sanssu
@oltes!
Wsrt6er 5err g.: init unseirilbtsr
1eber babe i6 ptrIu1t. Jbnen Elm
Bib ber sssenpdrtisen srobeE 3eii
su aeben. llnfsrer iyeiHbs fnb pisle.
unb bas 2iigsngeipebe 10 bi6t. Dd III
es bie pfIidt eines i.ben Deutf4sn
binaus sl reben In bi. grobe Welt.
mas uns frisblidsm @olie ansethan
murbs, bic Wabrbett su psrtiinbsn Don
unierer GrDbe unb unferen Grrungen.
fdafien. Die 4merifauer baben I'D
uns iebr frsunhli9 seseist unb ipir
iiub ihnen bantbar. 4ber oh es ihntr
aeIunsen 1T, senaue aunbs nah ihrsI
6eimatb 5u brinseu - i4 Usib q
rid,t2 - gs folIte mid frtusn, ipsnr
meine 3eil.n Sbn.n Grlsiateruns se
| brae,t unb Gin Shsrflsin basu beige
trastn hab.n, bi. Wahrheit On Der
Gag gu bringsn.
Sbrs srgebtne 8. q.
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Die 3unge
famit
mint
amsbrnden,
tuie ih
gelittem bnbe
Sd fuoate
nibt Dbme
Neruna
iein.
Jb banfe
Sbnem

Srdnlcn gmlie n. oabcrIOrtl 295i carnbois
elbc., e. aouis. Dip., brctbt: .llf6cr 6uet
Sabre lang mar i'd, nit antnrrb Der Sedenorf
anuc be6aiet 9h horts Dou IT Sariinan's
Sudl, ,Ehe aus OF siit". Sd Ins es uno
f6rcb an ben Softor. ruelner mcIneu @pief
prompt beaHtportete Sd belunu Die eebanb
lnng 10 i6nea gls mbal6 Sic 3nnRe tnln
uidlt nnsorhder. mic cb an meinrr FGacn Gei
liitcn babe nm if mar ann nit aopiid atrD
brbaftct 2c oHuic cine ldnacrc 3ctt uinburh
n6t pic Id itlbf nblcrL 90 bcgailn ib
QerunG 6r nebmcu 3n Dabc pier
Slaihcn cnqcn1mmcH mo ih lam eS
Mot gerul riiDmcu Jeocrmann, Der an ar1'
uiidcm aatarru leistt, iurte an 7r. @artnlnn
ifrsben. 9r MIN ,lcccm beiitn Sd bin
febr oanDar fir has NOS hcr GoItor tilr mrs.
qetInn bal mn ucutc Mot nHnc gcrnlu ielll.
If crFreue min lest elmer ejeianobclt pie Ie.
Sd inJlr, ooB cs metner @eiunObci 70 iebr
berbeiiert BAT onb i'd cs irenoi0 Sca5ruanl
empfeblen peroe. 5aD Oauie Den Zoitor lsfr
fir feline 6hte.
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@pfer Der Sfammen.
6rau Iarsaretbe gssbia itarb an
idDiucren grannmunoeH i'm itaOti.
id)en Splpital.
9rci anbere Herioncn bci einem
yrano i'm SeunementGans bnrd
Granownnoem unb Sturs be.
orufli6 pcrlcst

Geitern Moraen I'M orei ubr 6ra9
in benz 5ennementbaus ylo. 309 en-
eamore StraBe aui unbetdnnte uria>
he Elm Yrunb aus, Der eintn Sdaz
ben Don $1,000 nddb iidb cog, la6er
leioer ben 9erluft zines Meni6enle=
bens i'm Gefolae bate. iSrau M ar
sarete @ogbill, so Sabre alt,
beritarb aeiterR Yormittag an ben er:
llttenen granbpunoen i'm itGbtiidea
&rar!enbaus. 8ei benz @eriu9, bic
Wlutter Durf bic Tlammen in bas
6reie au trdgen, trusen Die Solbbriis
Der s oRn Seioel, 20 Sabre alt,
un6 Samss @ogbtll, 81 Sabrt
aft. ihDere 8ranbpunben am &0rper
caOon. uno mubten e6enfalIs na4
iem itdotiiden &rantsn6aus 9s6ra4t
iperoen.
Wi[liam S'Gonneq. orsibi9
Sabre aft, iueI9er BEL 5rau @osbia
pobnts, 3oq iih burd ben Stur'
bur6 cine bur4aebrannte Sede 9er>
leBungen 5u, bic feline usberfiibruns
nab bem itdDtiihsn 6oipitaI notb-
penbig madten. Die Gumilie gogbil
bepobn.e oas brittle Stodpert uno
purbsn bic sSamilienmitglieoer bur6
bic 9lngiti4rsie Der anoeren Sausbez
nobner aus Dem Sdlaf aepedt. Die
Sobne oeriu6ten ibre Wiutter ourh
Die 5lammen unb rau6eingebiillten
Sreppen gu tragen, mubten aber oiez
! fes 8orbdben aufasben, bd Die SiBe
gu intenIip purbe. Bel bem 8eriu6,
nab Der Wpbnunq suriid5utebren, ias
ZEN lie ibrsn Wsg ebenfdlls 0urd
5lammen abgeItnitten.
Bel Qlntunft Der sFeueripebr unter
5iibrunQ oes Captains Gonnel9
| idluasn mGhtige 1euersarben nus
DerifisOensn Henitern empor uno tan.
ben bic 9epobner iprunsberett an III
rem iSenItern. Nur Der Beionnenbelt
bes Captains. lpeldaer ben Geuten gu :
ri.f, in ibren Wohnunsen gu blet-
BEN uno bic 9biirsn au ihIieben. 1T
es su oanten, bab ni6t me6r Wlsn,
| ihen ihr 2eben ein9sbiibt baben. 2D'dls
mannitaftsn fan0en bic 1rau GpsbiIl
unb lire SDbne auf einem Srepper'
abIab be!pubtlps auf uno iorgten fiir
bic Ibleunioe lleberiii6ruug na4 Dem
| itibtii6en arantenhaus.
Oas sTeuer purbe suerit BON oer
sbenfals i'm britten Stodtpert mob
nsnoen Bertha Mt8innis belnertt
uno pirb anqenommen, bGb Der granH
bura aursIaluB entitanbsn 1T.
en- Dem 6auis lag Der Z Sahrs
olte Surlep Snebicor an S6arlat''
Eieber barnisoer unb purbe nit Isins,
gltern auiammen, ipie aud ole iibrl'
uen 6ausbepphnsr bur3 6eueripepr'
lsute in bas Sreis aebra6t.
IS lit elm 3ufaa, oab gsraos gs'
fern, om .iSeusrperbiitunsstdg" oeI
granb ausaebrodsn mar, unb tpirf
berislbs piels periousn peranlu'lsn
gr1Bte @OrIi6t in ihren 3duisrn nal
ten ,u laNen. unO aud bic Sausf!ur;
DON alien mDaliden geriimpel fret y
hottsn, tpas cine itdnDise Sefdbr tlll
Sausbeppbnsr biIoet.
Gubn ebenfalls sefprben
Sobn Ssioel, 90 Sabre alt, srlat
.benfaGs i'm aaufs beg Sases is!ns!
1 gronbpunoen i'm itGbtiidsn Sofpital
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berienise bes Saeob sruIA $4662.13;
oerjenise bes 5enrp 9osrins $11,
$50.
Der 4isbenes.
5lorence M. aroegsr. beren 9qtte
Wm. aroessr in benz gta6lifemsni
bon $. Sdmibt &c Go. infolge eines
unfaas fem 2eben einbiibte. purOe
srmd9tist, bon Der 5irma $500 III
grlebisuHs dler peitersn anlpru9t
au at5eptiren.
Sn Sa6sn Der llnion Gas ono
electric aisbt So. gssen bic 9iamono
2isbt 60. bat Ri4ter 9orman geitern
einen tsmpordren ginbalts6efebl per
neisert unb bic @er6unolung beg
Salles uuf nd6iten 0ienitag onseieBt.
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9i3eprqiibent @alter DRAPER noh
ser Observation-Disclosures, bate be-
5ii1Iih Der 2cNalitdt Der 9erarOerunJ
qroBe gcbpntcn. 0erH iciner Hlnijdt
nadt .piirocn ha6lrdl Die @educr 0cS
Broietts richcr cine nelle S0aa05abc
iiir cincn liroicb crbaltclL nm Den
9al Der 9inic ncdjmals nuijaiAicbet.
Die Strarcnhabneeicllld)aft ut mic
Serr Sraper reriiderte, MIR 81 acrnc
bereit Die Sinie 3u baMcn.
Dfan einigte iidj iflieBlid, haralf
oaB oas aomnittec an Gonnerstag
i'm @uiienhauie eincn Sotaltermin
abbalten ioQ.
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Gb.-GrlaubHieideia..

(glarsnce qinterton, %, Wlilpautss.
I Oorcas Wtufiep, "a, 9Ienoale.
}syrant Smith, 43, 8. unD blum,
katherine Sennerll, AZ. 8. II. Nlum.
(Srant MeB, 20, 21o @rant Ctr.
lsbereia Bart. 18, 112 IA. Str.
(Sarrp Stebbins, "a, $3.50 gGno.
(gelia Matre, 25, 121 %. 70. Str.
(glap Runpan, Il, Dapton, 8.
| lSabie Runnan, 81, @raub SpteI.
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Bafebaa.

geitrise eroifniins Der @eltmeliter'
idafts4serie in gbilaoelpbia.
1ros iinsiinitigen gBetters Batten
iid 10000 3liid)aier eingefunoen.
= eriter Sieg fir Bolton. = Seite
gsadmittag 5peites Spiel Der &C.
rie in Der Gudferitabt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-26
.HARDW|CK WOULD
STEAMROLE CONVENTION

Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 25.-From many
sources, covering all sections of the
state are coming protests at the evil
dent plans of the Hardwick forces to
run roughshod over the Macon con-
vention, pack it with their own dele
gates, and make some kind of trade
with the Fielder delegates which will
give Hardwick the senatorship. They
are pointing out the arrogance OF
Hardwick in his declared intention of
running the whole show, and his ex-
tremly poor logic in claims that every
body who did not vote for Slaton is in
Hardwick's favor.
One of the most forceful statement
on the subject is that made by Judge
Joseph B. Pottle, former justice of
the court of appeals, who says:
If we apply the rule of reasonable
and moral certainty and approach thu
question with the sole object of dis
covering the truth, what is the result?
Governor Slaton has plurality of ten
thousand popular votes; plurality of
twenty-one delegates; he is second
choice in more counties than either of
the other candidates. Still, we can't
say with absolute certainty who would
be the choice of a majority, but it is
certainly reasonable to suppose that
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-26

What wretched logic? The reply is
that a larger majority of the voters
were also against Hardwick. He says
the majority of voters have shown they
do not want Slaton. Suppose this be
conceded, by what logic does he arrive
at the conclusion that the people have
shown that they do want Hardwick?
Before the election Hardwick AMI
Fielder Indignantly denied the charge
that they had effected a combination
to beat the governor. Now, since they
have denied this, by every rule of fair
dealing both are now stopped from
now asserting that there was such r
combination and that they received to
gether more votes than Slaton and
therefore the latter should be defeated.
With Fielder and Cooper out, Bibb
would have gone for Slaton. With Eel
der out, Slaton would have carried Pu-
laskf. Dodge, Telfair, Laurens, Hous-
ton and other counties. These people
voter for Fielder, certainly not for
Hardwick. By what right then does
he claim them?
Does he claim the Hutchens votes.
too?
LET me sound this note of warning
If the delegates lend themselves to
any unholy alliance to defeat the man
who carried nearly every county in
his race for governor, who numbers
his friends by the thousands, and who
is entitled by every rule of fair deal
ing to the nomination, they will not
hear the end of it for quarter of
century"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-26
WARNING EUROPE
LOOKING TOWARD
PROSPEROUS j. 5.
AMERICA TO FEED ARMIES
This Country viii Benefit
From War

An Americas business house re-
ceived yesterday from its Western
manufacturer an interesting letter
which reflects the conclusion of bust
ness men and manufacturers of this
country the beneficial results in
commercial way which will accrue
from the titanic war in which practi-
cally all of Europe is now engaged.
So interesting is this letter, and so
replete with sensible suggestions and
conclusions that the Times-Record9T
produces it in its entirety for the ben-
eft of it's readers.
Following is the rather lengthy but
interesting letter:
Cleveland, O., Aug. %, 1914.
At a meeting of numerous very in
fluential business men of this section,
there was discussed today the Euro
pean war now in progress and its eff
feet on business throughout the Unit
er States.
1t is we'll to consider such things
and to prepare for the results whether
they be good or ill., And it was with
the object of better understanding and
proper preparations for the future that
these men discussed these matters.
We believe that the conclusions ar
rived at by these men will be intensely
interesting to you. Therefore, we are
transmitting in this letter the facts
which are as follows:
First: Nations representing half
the total population of the earth have
withdrawn many of their people from
the activities of commerce and pro-
duction, and those men are now en-
gagged in war.
War or conflict destroys what has
been produced--it produces nothing
useful.
Second: Such nation or nations as
are not engaged in war will, therefore,
be called upon to produce not only
their usual quota of the worlds needs
but take upon themselves the burden
of producing what the other nations
have throgh necessity neglected.
Third: Not only have some Of these
nations now at war interfered with
their present commerce, but some OF
them have permanently lost Their
trade. The vast millions of people
engaged in this conflict have now ana
will have still more an intense feel
ing of hatred toward each other, AMI
will. therefore not purchase any
gctds from opponents who are actI-
ally and literally seeking to take their
lives. i will be for generations thai
the feelings of ill-will viii no doubr
exist between them.
Fourth: The only large neutral ma
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Servian women from all walks OF
life have joined the Red Cross
the governor is entitled to the nomi3-
ation rather than Mr.. Hardwick or Mr..
Fielder. The returns make a prima
facie case for Slaton and cast the
burden on the other candidates. How
do they propose to carry it?
''Hardwick asserts that a majority
of the voters were against Slaton.
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Americas BIaCkSmithlDQ Co

Blacksmith and General Repair and
Horseshoeing. Chambliss' Old Ware
ouse. Americas, Ga.
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1906 a. m.

For further information apply 20 II
P. Everett, Local Agent, Americas,
Ca; c. w. Small, Div. Pass. Agtr
Savannah, Ca; C. B, Ryan, G. P. A.,
E3TFclk. Va. ADV
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SGabOaFd Air Line
The Progressive Railway Of the South

Leave Americas for Richland, At!An-
ia, Birmingham, Hurtsboro, Mont
Eomery and points West and Northwest
2:40 a. m.
$40 p. m.
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| tlon, large IN geographical, CONNER
cial and manufacturing sense, is the
United States. 1t, therefore, will de-
volve upon the United States to take
care to a considerable degree of the
worlds needs; which will give this
country more to do than it has ever
had before in all Of its history
The people of foreign nations will
be compelled to buy of US or starve.
While they are engaged in wreck
ing lives, it is our opportunity, privil-
eye and duty to preserve life. We must
not look upon this opportunity for
money making merely, but recognize
the large service We are called upon
to render humanity at large.
This means intence activity in bust
ness.
Fifth: Just at the present time the
mind of the average man is obsessed
with the idea of an enormous war. AS
soon as the American public begin TO
think, they will discover that they
have much to do. Uncertainty will be
changed to certainty, money will he
released, manufacturing go ahead as
never before.
Every dollar, every square foot of
ground, every grain, every hand, ev-
cry industrial Wheel every ship and
every railroad will find that it has
not only all it can do, but more than
it can do to take care of what is in
reality right now knocking at ouc
door.
Sixth: Washington is working with
intensity on the development of the
Merchant marine. Lake steamers that
are big enough to traverse the ocean
will with somes light changes CT
equipment be put into condition 10
make foreign trips. The smaller
steamers that have been more or less
idle during the recent slow period
will be busy with their lake work, ev-
en- when we, the American people, do
our best, We will find that we have
hot taken care of the demand that is
upon us.
These times are making a new epoch
il history, for there will be the quick
est reaction after a slow period to
times of intense activity that the world
las ever seen.
Seventh: 1t seems almost that
Mother Nature recognizing in advance
the great need that there will be TO
foodstuffs, blessed US with such bum
per crops as we have never had before,
knowing that it would be up to US
Americans to feed and clothe, to shell
ter to build and to transport while
others are worse than wasting their
time in active destruction.
Eighth: Prices will no doubt rise,
every manufacturers product will
show an increased value, stocks in
stores will be worth more than a hun
dred cents on the dollar.
Let US shake off the fears that have
recently taken hold of US and realize
the facts as they are.
We suggest that you call all o.
your people together and discuss with
them these things. Perhaps you can
read them this letter, for it is no less
true that every ounce of brains or
muscles or talent is called upon for
bigger responsibility in these times Of
peace for US, than such mental and
physical ability would be called upon
we:e we engaged in war
The result of war is poverty, the
result of peace is prosperity. Pre-,
pare for prosperity. 1t is coming rap
idly.
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What Makes for Good WORK.

We never do we'll that which we DO
not enjoy doing, that toward which
our faculties Of thought, feeling and
temperament do not converge with
unanimity of assent
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DIR. NJ. Fl. WHEELER
Dentist.

COTTON: To Farmers and Business
Men of Sumter Co: Now that you will
have to hold Cotton for better prices,
am prepared to INSURE it against
fire in Oldest and best rated compan-
les and solicit your business.
MISS BESSIE WINDSOR, Agent.