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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-10
PAY BACK $5O,OOO,OOO.
Banks of South Return Cotton Mon
ey Borrowed From Government.


The big banks of the Southern
states paid back to the United States
this week practically all of the $780,
100000 which was borrowed from
the federal government to help move
the cotton crop.
The Atlanta banks experienced no
difficulty in meeting the big obliga-
tions when their share of it fell due,
and Geographic advices to the At
lanta clearing house indicate that
the same situation was true of banks
in other sections of the South.
The big loan of $4,000, 600 was
made last fall, and was distributed
widely through the principal banks
of each of the cotton growing states.
The readiness and ease with which
the big loan was paid back is taken
to indicate that the spring will be a
prosperous one from a financial
standpoint in the South, and that
the tightness in money which every
body felt more or less last fall has
about come entirely to an end.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-10

SAN FRANCISCO.-For 20 years
William Kahler, aged 20 years, has
been a beggar, eating food taken
from ash cans and sleeping wherever
he could find shelter.
Last night was cool and the side
walk which Kahler had made his bed
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-10
PICKED FOOD OUT OF TRASH
CANS BUT HAD $4,000 CASH

appeared so uncomfortable to a
patrolman that he arrested the old
man. In. searching Kahler tin box
was found which was packed with
gold coin and paper money Various
false pockets in Kahler's clothes
we're emptied Of additional money.
The total was $4,000.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-10
$4,000 MAIL SACK STOLEN.
Negro Boy at Joliet, ILL.,, Confesses
to the Theft.

The arrest of Leroy Martin, ne
gro youth, at Joliet, ILL.,, charged
with attempting to pass a check re-
veaIed to postoffice authrities the
theft of mail sack containing So
900 in uncanceled checks. Martin is
said to have admitted that he and
Walter Scott, another negro, had
stolen the sack from the railroad sta
ton at Lockport, III.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-03-10

The South is the best place for
Southern people, exclaims Fairfax
Harrison. He is correct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-10

alle Mnsan0 nad Dem nnaliiddj perlaucen
Mrica nit Sapon init Gem &ieoeraui6au lctner sec
uoci bcaaHn Der ans eibt crtcnubarc @rimoeli ocS
Gqcnniee5 Don 6rautrcidj nlo eu1lnno lebbat 0cior
ocrt nulroc crftbr Der Shwerpntt Der rulidcn Slot
ttnpolitif cinc Qrlnolid)e 9cidicbuna bonn GroBcl
g5cai mad Ser Gitice uao cine @criooc oirefter Se
0robma fiir oae anocyeu Cicciiaatcr 1cthlano,
dlue0cl nlio giouuegelt heaann, bic oleroras don
ougc heiianoeh 9atte obcr bsber bod nid ~ o srell
bare 9ld6c aeriidt mar Gin 6cralil6eo 5lottetpto.
nranu rilr0e crtiroric ociicr 1nrd0rmg cine Ian.
ae 3et bcanlprtde lin abcr hnclcr 5un nodllten
8clc si aclarac ipir0c aug ibn Gin oaeaarntcs .iei
ncS Qauprogrun Heroasaebo5al oaS llu pinblid ga
rauf Sab suBlano Die Ciiiee MN ais oas irate9n@
ludltiee Nrer iiir im beirodltcc oe idncle SaaFmg
cincg Naltiiden 6lottc" non N Shladtldlilat II
Eanscrtrcl3crn pa cidieu Sircricru los Norpcooboo
ien }6 Eniericebootcn uio cnw aroBci 3all oou 1pc
Nallhifca ioroerc San0 ii San0 oaut ioltc ielblt'
pcriuo@ Der 9lusboli BON @ricas5afea bic 1tanla
rpn T0daf!uaei 3o Der Ban hon g9crltei Qebcn. Cc
ebbait intereliirten 0dd)te Gnaloao un0 5raufreh
oraic 0or 1ab oice &ldne nidt nir AMI oen 9npier
iebci 6lcbca ln0 iu Dem Mornegiiiiiiicr A0miral
Grgoromiiid ano 9iiBlano ciuen 9lonn NIT per erfor'
oerlideu Gneraic Sic Ilrdll5rung ocs Erogrdnntes
NJ lidcrt Snoeea III oer aroBe arieg aisaebroder,
ehe id oic g8irhmG 1e0 6oileHproarontmes iir
DcntiAlnn0 IA brorpblidcr g2ee iiblbor maiden tonte
M9on Brandt Die bereiS por5niiocnc ruliIidc Gllee
oitc bcres ibrcs zd)ifismaicfds aerooc ud5t 9crig
cmsndy0tci aber i6r hisheriaes @crbaltci bat bepe
e ooB oieier 6ottc nod lve nor ocr 9eiii ebIt Der
SCH 0fiol0 uebiirat Sic Sat b VI lore Nden li ocH
uippcHrritc SdareH 3rildgEoaca mo iegt intba'
iig biater Nlincipwrcu
9AlBlono bo 1cgcnudrtia ID Set Ccc an ucrpcl'
0masbcaia Shiiicn uam @dladtldiiic ppn ipedleu
ems 6creiis 2S Sabre all Clio p1lia ucrolle ii Gin
oaoeres oa nab dmcoi AL eeridtcn aciiranoa iciu-
&on ocg pel loliclicu w aNplldllilei peiB HaH udi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-10
o0nurrIiaa, bcu 70. 2e8cn6rF i9ll
gIni neIdIer seIle ,ltaIiens N0rIIeII Iilat.

,sii Den ebten Saga bcdoitgten PIC poh'luen
aannegeBcr id) mcaer ebhait nit Salicn nno Dolen
gBciAaH c6en oaB bic Me9icrma oes @teieuanoes lld)
ibeBldl 0o6 ami bic 5eitc 6rautrcidlS enalanos ilno
&ublau05 iicacr miro Ger g9imd iit oiienbar Goter
0iolc5 erqcbniHes oe5 ,Jiadoenfeis Mud moeen ne
Sic crrenmne 0cs Siriicn Billion 3am oeuilden Dot
ianitcr in 9lo ais Gin eiben auiiaet DAB iit ~ Sta.
lien Nhiiacs rorberetct &cnu iid n &rtltdteit
Nidtigcs Ia ROM porbGciict oann proudt oos aoer
ooh nidi not6penoiecr g8ec ciH Gnarcien Staliens
ailf ser Seitc oer Seinoe Gcudlanos imo Neterredl
lnoarns 3t icni Staliens @ortbeil cg ndpt ii elmer
gRodtpcrarfuue lSraufreida. euglanoS nno 9nBonos
m @cecntbe bot es ouc llriadlc, elmer oldjen NH
Nauacn a1tgcsc3ucba ca drie6 oc iialieniide 3el'
iuua 0ittora" fr3lid an letcnocr STEELE. ooB Sta'
lps }lfimt I'M Wliitemecr ilr 0urd one est dou
croriidcnoc Nlahtiicuiu9 6iatrebs NM enalonos pc
0fobi ie uno bird cine auBcrocn nod bin5uiretenoe
Sidrhma giuBanos iuo @ric6enanos pollig ocrnidiet
ucroci uiBic Ias eiBiae sell Stolicns lc5c I'M 3u'
iannucn1cbcu nit Iuahlano Geiterrcid mo Der Slr'
tel BON eueu es i'm 0lttehcct nicnas elie @eia1r
isnoeru nr lntcritismg 5n erwarien babe. PIC sae'
0qrmerng Gnglanos nn0 5rcnircids wiroe i'm y'lt'
irMacrc cine bcrrdje @elae IA bic Sdnoc oes @lcgcrs
scDcu Tic @lit1iilie Stalers ur 9eiicauna nno Der
uldiua ser liirtei piroc eeu 5taeaern cinen nijlt
lda9idcu SicacsprciS ciniragea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-10
gnotgf1ne.

Mm @. Tesembcr WnFn Mnnr 1orman,
o. eiti,e gifcrs Of ibe Roor" rs sabre lli
sm B. Ee8emher 0i6aDei1 1uunn, 0r, 1888
36 Sabre all
PIN 3. Nc3cmbcr @etCI Nnnlt, 9lr 800, 20
mcrict SraBc. 80 Sabre aii.
gm @ December 9ninu 9. NDr, pnOncniaiu
@cucral Noir,tQl 90 Sabre all.
Elm e Sc3embcl Nrlun Narmnu, Nr. 650.
gNcfiiGalilmprcl zirnhc 50 Nahre all
gm 9. Sc5cutcr 1rrni Soiimau, 9,r. 2i9.
GaitSirabc ~ Sabre uli
elm e. ECicMbcr Nnruc oummcl, GDurO
oomc ub SufdrmGiU" go Sabre ali.
Nm T. December NncA @cnnc. a. NoicpDa
0oiuiidl 08 S0bCc all
Qm B. NcScmber Miniam 6. sem, e. sos
icph'e NoipiiOl iSrrlii' in0 Snnciie 1irdbc
gn n December 4nura q. Worrio, llr
oslo Nnrni NuQrle0i xiGubc, 10 Sabre aii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-10
llninrnrr rrreat nar rIn eaaeIa II 0snliAIana.


Dic iluai BON 0enl raB0Fldcu &raiioenten aal'
mono Goncarc aciroifcne gInorommg oaB olc Gcitlte
SIC 0cu Croen ocr Ghrcaeaon beisen ae ocren Silte
Qctrid1en wer0ci oaen bat uie bic oScrncr 3citmg
on Ntiaa miti6eit n GaIti@lano nr elm Sad)eln
berporgcruct Tic glnoronuug oes Gcrrn eralioentei
0cr aauiI1eu Nepblif II tbatiddbliA zen oeitld)M
gsnidcu cutgesen neiormen oenn e6r riele beroor'
reaen0c N0nncr iut 5iicHthea outidcl Se0en @e
ehriq lmo aimer ali oer SpiBe ba6cu balo ad gllis
fran oes Detidiano auigca1tbatca frcges Die ibnen
pon oca lett 1etihlan0 en0lden Staaen rer!lebenen
0r0ci ircipiaig ob1ceg un0 Gem 9lot6eu arel3 SIR
ginmmelgna iberuieica Ie }ab Der 0ciniden Hit
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uu0 mtcr oea pon ifrupcloiel mo aepuniiIdtaen @e
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M 0ic gbralcgion ldnsit ridi mcbr mas lie emit mar
.ap0lcon oamas iool GoUiu itiitec tic al l9. gioi
1902 }lr gcloDalug nobrc 9csoiciitcS nnuentlidl
topicrer Scumacn TIA areGe Nelli3ntoac erblidi man
1oa roi6e 9dnodcu n Sinopilob 5odlii iro9nuroi9cr
Nafner oie aus ir8cuo oueN &rliuoc AniprHn alll
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morlci 10bel 1cr 1ooat ccn 9lapolcon nadl lie1
ledar @dla1t Sos Gbrcatreu5 nit eiacner @ao al oie
9rit 6cieic praob oieici 9tgenblid oci 3odltea N
iencm Gromlo6 nidt bis 81 ciner 5tcrpeuuoe. Sebt
ragt sic GDrenlegiou mnnd)er 6ran5oc uidt sur sli'
cggqrla 0lorreidcr Sbdteu ionoern neil er Y}ituer
eucr6ano lblcr 1inae III mO ein 5dmeacu abbdnga
madtc bon set 9luiiaDmc in PIC aaacblidc Gltc PER
9iatior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-10
yqiIliaiit g4nancr.

Ge iiarb am q Desembcr 1914 @iliom
qpaauer Qclicbicr Niuiic bon NobaHnu WdR
ncr ocb ediunrs iii ielncr g8obnnna IN ~
Nrcoilnu gl W 60. orb 8ermonpie nno
Sreunhc Nu6 b6flimli einoclaocn OCT 4eero
anna am Guunerhno, ~ llbr Wloracne hon
Ser gchnuna icines Sb,pieQerbniere Qopdto
sduars. Wr. 1904, HaiapocU. strnAe, be5umop'
nen uns Damn 5ir SOL arcup&lrdc. hoo cine
MeouicmiSohmeilc iiir ielH Sccenpeil gelcleA
mirb. C1e5S-io)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-10

geua ob iie i]on poQio Ueripenobar iiio Sie BADEN
eue ngloublicb ange gaiBet biUter d, in0 1909 oni
Stape qelegt 1911 Dom Stape gclnnien r0 maren
i'm 6riiba6r 1914 nod ndlt ieriig &cduct man c
nit 10 baben Die num StodttiiIe nod Nnsabc enles
6citideu SadnIannes pliomma 80 dlmec (obne ole
pier MIR 3D. "a mittIere obnc Die pier CO., 6 lcite
(tbuc Die pier 6O) no l6 9olounbuebrgcidib (o6ue
oie pier feine) AuBer 1cien Sdladthiicn bat RuB
lano nod Dem @crhut Scr .&olooa" MIR nod Fau.
crreBer III ser Giticc Bic abcr Elm 9IItcr uon bis S
Sabrcn babcn im0 iomit nidi Fan5erlre5cr moocrner
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iebt aus 6 id)meren SO mteren mo 10 ledlteu Ve'
imiBct slt fIeiuen areBeru limo MIR 4 Oorbanocn,
un0 Der ugitc oaUon uurOe 1908 iertig, Die 9odllt
eeihmiHSiatet Oieier Sdic betrdat ctra % @note1
i!no ibrc glrmiruag bcitcbt auS "A mttcren iuo "A
iedltm @eidber. 81 0cicn s aricgsibiiien gcellen
lid Oann nod elm @an3erfonoHenboot uuO fiini aono
ncnbootc 0ic gar feiucu @crtb 6obcn owie 81 Tor
pcOobootc uno p llnierccbootc llnicr oen Sorpeoo.
6ooien beiiuocn b crHoac Sdiiic pic BON Ger oeitt
iden 1ddauDcrite amuen un0 36 bis 81 Stnoten
6o6rgeifutn0iafeii babcn. Sic uur0en 0cbat ais 0e
.tro0toncac" 0citih ruiiiidc 6rcuoidait lhcnbar
nod nidjt mcrflid actribt mar
8i oiecr nidt ecrinaen SccMadt 0eb0ren nun nod
sic 4oiierua5euge bcr ocrcr 3obl nidt5 betannt &C.
aeben uor0eu iit. Wion meB MIR, Dab yhBlano oos
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lei eier lrnaildbc BON 82 Giaoratmctcr elm @cpidt
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bcrets cdj5ebu @oiioaere in @euitt bon 1850 @uno
eeirogcn Bon oeIem Sup iolcn nod 5cbn W'ahinen
ron ghiBlono beitelt uoroeu ein
Cine Eloitc Die 6i7 ooer i'm unsiinitialien Sale
473 Gehite iii6rt lit aer0ingS fem 6ator iber ben
ahicl3udcno pir Gagcsoronua gedlrtten per0en fam
9lbcr ndjt 5djiiie mo 3auoue cntifeoen oos Sd)td'
ia elmer Seeiuadt fans Die llebermad)i nidt 81 cr
6riidcuO iit Z iouoern sic NaiidCn Der ibncn innc
uoencuoc @cii lno Die etc i1rcr tric5riid)ei susb
Olna lln0 Oa 6apert'S be Den 9tiIen c5r
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Nlnrfin 4. iIrnna.

9e nnrb am s. 1e3ember 1914 WlarilH 3.
Trau5, eelicbier @aiie bon Gaiparine 6ranl'
I'm VI icr ron 90 Sabrcu Sic 0ccrtiouHg lin
0ei am Ionucriiaa, l1r Nadmiid9e Don
icincr 2pobninR. g,r 35ii, GiarcmonisApenMfl
aus iiaii poSu 0crlpdHbic rHo Sreuuoe DOL
liOn fnQcln0cn iiHo. 1ci3umobuen. teletnua
nnl ncm CnI Qnlpn 9emeIcrp- l2e1Y-lO
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9o6n gOl. ltnolanb.

CS n0rh Gm e. 3cieu;bey 1914 Suhn Wt
ilnglnnb, pelicbier @ntie bon Wdnnlc 81 ur
claub I'M elicg bon go Nabrct Nie Sectol'
anno inbci nm GBuatriian. ubr 1latbmilnas
ron ieincr lceicu (NobnulQ. Ylr. 2936, enn'
tina0un,9iprnur. nis liait oonn dut Crren ~
sohn's cnanQ uth Nirghe Aionle Sit0bc. uapc
Pcnninluanlds9pc no Die IraIcricicr liniiiirs
set NcIictlme nui ogm ,Surhou 8dri Srico
hpic (Se3S1o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-10
baltimore, o. 1cicmtcY 1914
Wnrcaa Der NbAR0cinral GomaliiEun Der Stabt
Ynltlurrc.
lInlrit. inr Nlnicrinl unh Nnucnnr Npnlrall

Naliimute o. Iejcmtcr 1914
WNrc0H Der Nbingclural.cow Eun oer Siont
Snltimrrc
Nu5eiec iar Wfoterlnl un0 3nDcAos oonlralt
Nt. ., Orid etc.
Wcricaclir Arofb1te nit fcr elnubrut nBto'
poal ior 6iirruuiHa cuniber or e1ceiinQ
sboriua drN Nrddnl 70 the Sclpctopc Commits
iiou~ norciilri en- zen ~tcato o. slmaros q
Baltimore sim" ucroen bie Mltlwoh ben ~.
Deieirbcr ipl4. 4 llbr &crmildao inl @lrcnu
res Observation-Disclosures Ncihtnne. baltimore,
Vh. onlqcecn eclenliiien
Apc3ifilGiioncn ibnrcn an i1n NQdl Wlttp
wrfs, Den 8, Hcjcnbcr 1914, OH ~clr0 lni
gnredu ser Nb5uasi1ull'0o 0onlmiillo1, SIMMER
9r. 500, Nmerlcan Sniloin3", Nalttmpft,
Mo, crl1Hqi lperecu
Sin bcg,nnhiqier gbcd bls gicicre I'M Se
irQge bon $4,000 Qni cine vNlcarne poule
0cn" qcsoqcn on bic Crber oes ulnppta mp
Gidnrdib3 bon Baltimore 610shnr, mifo MI
ietcm Nnqcboi neranat
QlbQcimdhfe Ehnntildtcu:
2S5 M,.,tilb a. M(. Nrl5QlQnieh
Scr criolorcidic Nicicr oil otcieu 0onitait
mnR Nnrpindii iicilcN nnn Die Norlmtllien res
ctnni charters nncr Goutrdiic crlnncn
xtf Gpnrnii ach0rcc rcDdli no bus &colt
rnr. ifaciio cu oocr nue gr9cpoif 5Nthd6n'ocl
5m suiigaac scr ahuaeianol 9emmiiioa
Cbarlse 0nalnnos
eeym %. alabatrs,
seitdiia; 49,.
ienig Nrdiioeni Der eonitaliNcpp'oe'
(Nc3i0-l2)
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6rieOb6fc.
@oIiimDrc Gcinelcrh.


Hibcllm nnb. ccpuEl Nonltann n MlnuieHc.
Ndtttu0rc, Nln. q 1gsculher 1914
Scr &fdlinrni rno bic Girclioren hdbcn nenic
clue uirrieiianrlime ripiDcrot UDn pieg Bru5cnt
(fC) 0nl roe 9liiicu0piill hcr 9ompnQnic en-
Die am 49, December 1914 ecbn0icn AiiirnQfc
crfldrf bie am a. December 1914 5dDiOnr ill
Cc Vfhcr Der 9ompnAuc mcroou poni ip
December iAl4 bis gum 81. Ne3emDct 1914
Mrberl G. 0art,
(YGtO) Gclrcinr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-10

Nlf rr4Int GMNlt N bf el1hi
uulerc NnnsStldfci cDi oiieu Nnaae Eouicu
ipclMc he Nleincrnlnmtrlni udh ben neueicn
Wcibpocn crlcruen pollen ioHrel bics IN iui'
Srr Bell MrM oen elnidlnb nn blcic 3lolielt
frreidcn uulcrrlul lloracns. 9ladmliage uno
MncnOH. Vcnneme Shnoen. 2n Nauie bcs
ncuueuc 9lrDeilcu lonncil ndnrcnn oea lluicts
ridis ioriQcicbi iserbcn grinbHner llnleu
rdi i'm 1nnunri hon NMiicrn erlbcili. Ndnetc
GhaMuii l0rillih coer mnnnl1 bel SRI
Sbbere. Nr. 102. gDclts2nratpnn Gtra0e.
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Wnrgnu bcc 5toDisNaqctnnnc.berwul
9ii Gun1iinnbs strait ,o4
BnIttWQrc WlD., Q. NcjcWtcr ~ a.. NJ.
gcrneocie 9lnde6oic nit ocf Nrnnfll
Gropoials ior Gomeui- iiif Dos 2epatIenleu
Acs Observation-Disclosures iiir nne 3ncr lolo ioei
9nofh ni Nlndrhe care OF liWarn @miuih
lu Mcaiitcr 9oom iO5 sim Nou, NnuWotc'
Mh o0rciiirt biz ilbs &ufmiunf9 9nl XXI;
rtsrm0tr t9tt anqcnnWTc1. .eceW H'u4cprt
rfnE ciu ncanpioier O6cd rca Nicicrn lur oell
Ia fci zpcsiill0iioncn gcnduricn Aeitaae a'l
nen liuNor uno 7ianiroi0 Vnn Fa'flmqre, We.e
1urm cluc a0cnriNQ ponlf Nun 3au'tpu e,..,s
bQie Sormhdrc lolricu oill Velun w o'elen'
pnrcau crlanoi mcroen. Gas Reni msto wv
bcbnlcn. irGcro Gin nFb aue ghaeoole 5" Ve'
Ohdglts geNion,
GiGoi0uQetDanN Netm0ile'.
QcniheI; -
Temp Grdiiocui ocr 0onltali eeVoroe'
(CctfO fU o9)
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DcatidlauO II ett alea oiolSgcO O6aia auS

01a 9eatidlauS Il jttt ale0 Oiol0geIo DOuIg aHo
ocm 9crtcbr peribiunnocn mcr Gin Scloitd beiiBt IL
inter Mn6robung BON GeidugnBitraie lpr Abliecruna
an ben ofcntlid]a @aen uerpiIidtct.~ Glio tebt I'M
Dlotiu" 8li Iccn idrcbt oic ,goiiiide 3etmg." Gle
9oiiite" i1brt Damn iort sGas Barrier Seeblat bat
n6mdD in Scr lcbteu Gftober 9Socbe cincn SOnoerbc
rid)teritoter nod Berlin geiuot cecn ginoriide mir
nit @crgniigen eicI Ger e6rcnnarn III oiien6ar
nsiidha. ocnn cr bat IN Berlin nir wcng Sosooten
in0 rpr oeni SdoB mir bier ate rAllite 4anonen ae
ebcu abcr cr bat ailt 9lugenbdc IN ocuen cr peric
1cutlih sic @obrbeit prdbi 9. bei Dem Gingetoro
nib, oaB man in Berlin nidt ocl uor oenI ariege ebi
0er na6eGeaenoc &eraIecb nit &ors blcbi nnollsae
ipro6e unO oou eritidt Orr @erdlteriattcr jeoesma
uii an ieiner cgenG Sale Die critic %crion oul PIE
cin 9d iie mar natiirld cn ocuider Spiou, Der
obrcong III ser 6cilcr Barrier @eielidat perte9rie
iulo iett n aler Scelenulbe d5 IL Berlin in'S 6at
t5cn ladt.
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Wleian. 1tdru ~ @rohrs Qngcr Tromple
ntSulie W. N. 1lnalec, Nr ~, sRos0oUofb.
1traNe 1elepbon "a. Snnl Saas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-10

SInf llmmeaeu iibtr StodhOlm tommi Die Nadridt
bon elmer 0lelomo oer udiden 3etutg D9lici1," 100
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-10

Baltimore, 30. 2e5cmber 1911.
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49, Ec5enber 1914 3ur unicn nn1ceepeucl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-10

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-10

@rpieior Gmrgef uon Der GUlnmbia'llniperitat Der
in 0eier bmrm 3eii in ocn scr Staaten IN &ort rno
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-07-22
The County Jail

1t was DIR. John w. Stage, while
he was pastor of the First Presby
terrain church, who dubbed the county
Jail "carbuncle" Well, it is car
buncle; and despite the fact that it
is now in as good sanitary condition
as circumstances make it possible, a
new jail should be built and a site
| for it should be selected in an out
lying section.
The noises made by the prisoners
are intolerable at times, and now that
the state Jail inspector, DR.. w. H.
Oates, has given what is virtually an
ultimatum demanding that the board
of revenue decide definitely by Au-
gust % what will be done with the
Jail problem, it would be economy in
the end for the county to build a new
jail rather than remodel the present
building.
An architect has prepared one
set of plans for remodeling
which would require an expendi-
ture of about 100000 and an
other set for a new building which
would require an expenditure of about
$250,000. Several years ago many
citizens, including members of two
large church congregations and prop
erty owners expressed themselves as
favorable to skyscraper courthouse
on the site of the present temple Of
justice with the Jail on the upper
floors; but an outlying Jail would be
! far more satisfactory to the public
The board of revenue is composed
of thoroughly representative citizens
who give their best thought to the
welfare of the entire county, and after
considering all phases of the Jail sit
uation they may be counted upon to
do that which is best; and it looks now
as if the Jail would disappear from
Fourth avenue and Twerly-first
| street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-07-22
General Business Improvement

Each week brings a marked i'm
movement in the business situation
throughout the country. Bumper
crops were assured several weeks ago.
The winter wheat yield is consider
ably above the governments record
breaking estimate early in June. Ac-
cording to recent estimates instead
of 900,000,000 bushels it will total
nearly 1000, 100000 bushels. Such an
enormous crop developed vexatious
problem for the railroads, but the
transportation officials by co-operat-
ing with the shippers feel now that
they can handle the situation without
serious congestion.
The south's cotton crop stih prom
Uses we'll, and there is scarcely room
for doubt that Is, 100000 bales will be
picked. Business is naturally being
greatly stimulated not only by the
magnitude of the crops, but by the
good prices that the farmers will re-
eeive for their products.
Industrial operators are more OF
timistic today than they have been a
any time within the last eighteen
months. The steel trade is becoming
very active, and here in the Birming
ham district there is an increasing de
mand for coal. In most of the large
cities the real estate market is brisE
after long period of inertia, and this
week the New York stock market
which is always a good barometer, il
showing signs of new life.
1t may be October before prosperit.
reaches a 100 per cent level, but tn,
fact that it is coming has infused th'
entire business world with spirit ant
confidence.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-07-22

From the Detroit News.
Somebody recently declared that col
lege education untitled woman for mother
hood. The statement was accorded all
the reception 1t sought-space in the
newspapers. And the public promptly for
got
Whether or not it was by way of reply
to this statement or an assertion that the
particular brand of higher education dis
seminated at Smith college is different. -
the class of 1904 during last commence
ment week staged novel parade in which
were carried banners boasting the uxorial
and maternal achievements of this par
ticular portion of the Smith alumni.
I'VE have 124 husbands and 100 chill
dren," was the inscription on one OF the
banners carried In the demonstration.
The newly inaugurated campaign fol
better babes,' we venture. is not going
to suffer any because of the entrance OF
Smith college graduates into the sacred
profession of motherhood They may
adopt some of the new fads which dear
old grandmother abhors. They may lei
the baby cry itself to sleep and feed il
according to directions