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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
lImfaac Sss saacs.


Oic fiuliiGbri0e Nlollic WiorguIiS er.
lcioet tootlide 9riibwlmoen.
Stiir5te in cine nit beiBem g8ai.
fer geiiiQte 9aOeponue. 3pci
@eriouen oircb Moiorrdoer iiber.
ia6reH.
Sn bofinungsloiem 3liton0e liegt
oic 5 Sabre oltc Nloaie DlarguliS
pon 9tr. 1925, Cit.9omboro. Strobe
i'm ct. Soiep6s-poipiial Sic iiel
geitarn 9iaAmittag in cine nit 6ei-
Bem 99oiiergeiilltcn 9aoemanue uuO
5og iih ibIimme 9riI6munoen 3u.
Sic 9aoemaune itano in Der Slide
mii Dem 9oOeu imo mie oas 9in0
bineiniiel fonnte BON Der 01ltter
uift auaege6en merOen. Iie 9ebtere
elite OoS @eidrei ser &leinen 6erbei
mo 500 iie aus Der @ame. Gas
Nidoden bate lid aber idon 10 fiird.
terlib ucrbrii6t Dab oie 8oit ocs
gan5cu aorpers, obgeie6en pom sc.
iicbt 6eina6e gauj ihwor5 mar. Die
9lmbulouj ocS oitlidea Giitrifts
bradte oas Widoheu nod Oem So.
ipital.
9 on M otorroo ii6errnnnt.
Nm Der gde BON @oplar @rooe-
unO @loibcr StraBe wurOe geiiern
9I6eno Die 80 Sabre alte Srau @na
&ettS bon 9lr. 250i Cit-3eoeral.
StraBc, BON einem W3otorroo ii6er.
io6ren mo 81 9oOcn acidlenoert.
Sic trug neben anOeren leidteren
GerleblmNen einen ooppelten 9rub
OeS linten 9eines oaoon. Gr. s. q.
@loDer pon 9lr. 1913, NiaOiion.9lue.,
6rabie lie in ieinem 9lutomo6il in
lore @obmmg. Grneit &arfs BON.
9tr. i2i, @orreu-9loeue. lteueric
0as Nlotorra0
9luA ocr 10 Sabre alte Gorl
9loomS bon Ger 1858, Sorioro 9lue.
me mliroe oeiteru 9lodmiitog in
Scr 9}G6e iciucs SoiieS bon Sorr0
gH.0joil bon CIR. $50, 9}oro GoD.
SiroBe, ser oui ieinem @iotorrao oui
Der @orforO 9lpeme iubr, ii6crfob-
rcN. Ser &na6e mirOe in einem 9lu.
tomo6il noh Dem st Soiep6S so.
ipitoi" ae6rorbt mo Die 9ler5te icit
iteaten Dob er olBer Shnittmmoen
I'M @eiidt unO oltf ser 9ulit pieT.
leidt nod iuncre gerlebngeu Oopon
getra9cn 6at. Soil wurOc perboitet
unO nod ser noro0itlden Eoli5eiiia
ton ae6rodt, 100 er geaen Stellung
BON $i00 9iirgidaft iiir Elm bente
Wlorgen itattfiuoenoes Ger60r eut.
loiien murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
lIntcr IdJattiscm SSnmeu.

Baltimore NoDeru .&crcin~ pcron-
itoltet poblocImocncs Gicnic in
Differs &orf. Giunobmeu
fir ocn uSRotben arcu8~ 5ouo
beitiunlt -Sibrmg oes oShwo.
bcn-GereinS.~
@ci ocm 6crrlidcn 8ettcr bielt
qcitern 9}o6mittoq Ser Baltimore
@opern Gerein~ in @tiQer's 9orf in
0un0olf ieiu 8ueites &icnic in oie.
fem Sabre. Ger @eiuh mar Gin redt
outer, ood bate oas Goniite ouf cine
oroBcre @eiu6er6o6l gcrecbnet oa
beiHloiien mor0en mar, Sen &ein-
Qcminn aus Dem 9Sicnic Dem n&ot6en
&reu5" 6onO 5lt iibermeiien. g9ie &c,
mo9nliM gob es @eiAente fir
sic &inOer, bon 0enen eeitern
uneciGbr $50 ouf Dem &late waren.
Sic Nldnner oniiiiirten iiM bci'm 4c-
qeln m66reu0 Sung uno 9(lt re6t
eft Den Sal5pobilon frequentirten.
2os Set perlicf mic oue on0eren
%cronitalhngGn oes Baltimore
@opern-&crcins~ in scr fr0bli6iten
gSciie imO in better Stinmung Der.
lieBen sic Gbcilne6mcr ocn @lob.
Qos arrangements Gomitc 6eiton0
ous folgcu0cn 0crren: SSobu 9lorion,
%oriiber, Gb. @elbaro, G6r. 9taber,
Sol. @}os6irocr, Sobu 9fieoel, SEQ.
Sch, 9tc. S6neioer, 9(0. Sdnei0er,
9Scter Shnci0cr, SSo6n Sens, 6.
g8odeniuB, So6n W}urn, @ult. 9Srea,
9lm6r. 0crrctb, SreO. &oiier, Sobn
@rrg 9l0. Se0rih, 6ranf 9romd,
&oi. 0iiher unO So6n @ort6. Sn
ser Giic6e uno om GiscrcmeitonO ar
Fcitetcn 5rmi 5rieorih, 6rou9iiebm
Sron &C. S6nci0cr rmO Srou $.
ShnciOcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
NentIdler r4miIdl.FalN. gerban0.

SSu ser ct. $ofobus Noac oil Der
Nisquit6. uno GQgcr 5iroBe fono
ocitcrn g(ohnittag Die 0elegoteu
eiblno oes n0cutihen r0miidfotbo.
lihcn @er6onocS pon baltimore mo
llm0c6tne inter Ocm &oriib ocs
Gr6iioentcn Saul 8. @rooobl unO
ser 9SrototoQiiibrlmg ocs SetretdrS
s. Soco6i itott. 9Sroiiocnt @rooobl
legte cinch intereiianten @eridt
ilber ocn fiir0Iid III @ittsblrgb ltott'
oc6obten Gonpent oes n0eutidcn ia.
tholiiMcn Central. |er6onoes" /" ob.
0onn beihloB ole SeriommIuug oen
Congress 81 criuhen ole Inter.
ndDung ii6cr 0ns enormc Steigcn Scr
9cbcnSnittclpreiie 10 roih mic mog.
lid pornc6mcn ou loNcn. @citerc
Clcihdftc fomcn nidt 6ur GrIcoi.
gnnq. ga fh 0ic 35 crihiencnen 0c.
lcgoten 5u scr bonn ,llnobb0nQiocn
GiirgcrOcrcin" orroneirtcn Ser.
iommlung nod Dem @cneinOebol,ie
ser 3ions9culcinoc 6ego6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

&r. 9l. .. Ebotc6cr, Scr %r6iiocnt
Gcs piertcn amerifoniihcn Souoino.
bcu.Gongrc1cs un6 6taots 2anOitro-
Ben-Snge1icur BON Californian bat
@loDor Erciton crnidt, orei 0elcoo-
ten 3n sen SiBungcn Oes Gongrciics,
mcl6c in Scr nit Ocm 9. glopcm6cr
bcqiuncnoen @oHc in 9ltlanto itott
iinOcn 5ll crnennel.
Inter Scr 2citlng oes Sine
riloniibcn 2onoiiroBen %creins"
luo Ocs o9(merifaniidcn 9hitomobil.
&ereiuS" mer0en AZ aroBe Srgoni.
iotioncu an 0em GonsrcB tbcilncb.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
1velter 6ei (Sjeprne eeiitacrlino.

SSn Dem Sonic 0lr. Sil, 6rdntIin.
&ooO, 6ro6 aeitern 9l6cno fur5 Dor
9 llbr Gin 9rmio ans, Der ie0od mr.
lner6e6liAcn SdoOen onribtete. $50.
li5iit 9l6bott loidtc bic Slanmcn.
0oS Sous miro BON Srn. Geo. Seiu-
5crlino bcmo6nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

llnanfbnltium poron
2onoom i6 gugltii 1rob
ser mieOerbolten anaeblden NliBer.
iolae iebcn Die ocutideu Cruppen
i6re Notwithstanding iort; lnio
alien 9ln3eiden nod tann oas cni.
ideiOenoc aroBc 9iingen uiht mebr
longe alif lid morten Iuiien.
@6bren0 in Oen aampien im
n6rolideu 9eIgien cine 3alie einae.
treten 81 iein Iheint, riiden oie leut.
ihen am S6ol ser @loas entlang.
iiOlid BON glanur, Dor mo boben
Giuant erreidt, mo- Elm S6eil Der
welcbe binter Der Staot beieitiste go
iitioueu bait. sic Sfieniipe erariii
mO ange6Iid Die GeutiheH 3uriid.
idmg.
Gas Genontre 5eigt, Dab Die 6ran.
5oien teinen ghigen6id 5u irHb Die
belsiide @reu5e iiberidritfeu Inn
iid nit ibren @erbiiuoeteu 5u per-
.eugen.
Die 6rau5oien babeu oud entlan1
Der 9inic bon 9uneDille nah Soar.
burg al Der Oentiheu @reu5e oie Cf.
icniipe crgriiieu; a6er aud bier iino
ole Saupt-2rmee'n nod nidt in
Gontott getoWnen
Sapan berubigt ome rita.
uifde 9te0ierung.
ibingtou. rs. 9luguit.
Der iapaniide 9otidoiter, 9oron
96iuoa, iiberreidte 6eute 9I6eno &c.
trctGr 9rpou ole iAriitIide Anfiinoi-
gung Sapau's, oaB an DentihlanO
Elm ltItimahm erlaiien mrroe, oaS
BON 0elItidlano perlanat, ieine Gpe.
rotionen in CIt gliicn ein5niieQen
3uslei6er 3eit erfldrte er, Dab Sa.
pan mif oas itrenaite Die sSnterenen
Ger Ser. Staaten iomie oQer nht
mmittelbar all oen gegeumdrtiaen
Npcratioueu 6et6eilister 9lationeu
mabrcn miro.
Die Ser. Staateu bcabii1tigcu
mic lp6ter 6etont mur0e, nidlt in IN.
eeno elmer @eiie in oie Gonirouerie
9meinae5ogen 5u perOen lonoern De.
tradteu oic Sacbe leoialib ais cine
9lnaelesenbeit 5piideu 0cutidlauo
imD Sopan. Die omeritauihe 9les
oierung 0dlt oic @eriprcdlma Sa.
pan's 9eireiis Der eucutieIen 3u
riidgoue SdaltidloI'S an Soma fir
)lIrieOeniteaeno.
Baron GbinOo's Gouieren3 NIT
ocm Stootsiefret1r fauo in oeneu
9Sripotmobmmg itott. Der gotIhaf.
ter iiberreidte Gin c@dttbeihme oeg
9lusWGrtigcn 9lmts 5u Sotio, melde
in groBen 3uecn oen Synbalt 0es
llltimotums entbieIt, uno CAB cine
empbotiihe GrtIdrimg betreifs ser
gIbiidbten Sapan's, a0ie territorieue
llnontoit6orteit Der hineiiihen Me.
publif ourit 8uriideobe aioutidous.
uelhes bon QeItidlouo ieiner 8eit
ais Compensation fiir oic SlieOer.
mebeIung Oeutider @liiiiondrc aOop.
tirt Wuroe, an China auireht 5u CT.
bolten.
Gs gina aus Der Gonieren3 berDor,
cob Sopon mioIac DER unicrbrohe.
ncn aobelperbinouns nod feline
iidere aenutniB oooon bat Dob iein
llItimatm an Qentihlono eclouat
it, Il mOies ii6cr 6li iteaen miro
cine Gopic oes llltimahints ourh
%ermittelune Scr omeritoniihen 9le.
gicrnns nab Berlin eeianot meroen.
%ermiidtc teIcsrapbiibe 9epeideH.
Sn Gan Sroncisco 1T ioeben
2apit6n @oOooro G5etial Diamond
oeitorben welder i'm Sabre 1896 in
%lpmoitb, Wloii., geboren mar uno
oIio Elm 2ebensoIter BON iiS Sabren
crreidte, 5eiu Batter mar Elm @eie.
ron oes ariegeS bon 1912 uno er
ieIbit bottc oen @iirgertriea mitee.
modlt.
NaraefanaI-0aieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
@creinsfcitIidlfeiten.

gScitcuo Eiirifte ocS ,Dcuticbcn
ltuieritiisuugs 9uuoes" perou-
itoltcn 6cutc 9l6cno i'm @rou5
ucr'S @citcncEorf Elm 9}icuc.-
Gimro6mcu fir sen 0euiidcu
Salf5fouo. 9hocre 6cporItc.
6euoc 5citIi@fciteu
Sic ninf g9eitcno- -0iirifte oes
r0eliti6en llnteritiitrnas 9moes~
merOen 6eute 9l6euo in @rou6ner's
gScItcno. @orf an observation-disclosures
un0 @orriion-Sone Elm @icnic per-
ouitolten mel6es, aunol oa Die
@Glfte oes 9feinertroses fir Die I'M
erropGiihen &riege permun0eten
ocutiden Solooten iopie g9ittpen
un0 @oiien gefoaener &rieger be-
itinmt lit, gcpiB einc groBe S6oor
potriotiid geiinnter @}dmlein un0
SSei6Iein fit cine 9ln5obl iM6ner
Shmoen berioinmeln miro.
M}orgcn 9I6enO perouitoltet ser
o@ermonia 2portcit Glu6~ elm
SommcrnahtSicit oui ser ,Ceruo
MIA Gudrteet Glu6 Shore 5u
GeItport. Die 9lftipcn oeS &ercins
uerOcn Sic S6eilne6mer 0lrdl Den
Gortrog id5ncr G66rc imter1alicn
o6er ou6 an &erQniigrngen ou0erer
9lrt miro eS nidt ie6len.
Gas u@ermogid GoncloDe yir.
POP, 5. 3. ST. triiit 3lr 3eit @or6e-
reitungen iitr Elm 6oniilienieit mel
Dies Ooiiel6e am nGbiieu Montog IN
@rau6ner'9 9eeitcno %orf uerou.
italtcu miro mO 5i wclAcn Scoer-
mann einQelooen lit.
Gin SonmcrnahtSieit peronltoltet
ser &eiangDercm o6ro6iinn~ Gill
@dtimo6 Ocu 26. 2hignit i'm @elt-
euO 9Sorf 9l69cic6eu 0ooon 0oB cs
oieier &crcin itelS pcriic6t ieincn @d.
item irobe StuuOcu 5ii 6creitcn, 0urT=
ie Scr 9eilr1 Der Seitlidfeit ihon
Gus Oem @umoc 81 cmpic6lcn Iein
oo Der goa5c lle6criGnB Dem 9otben
&rcu5 sfilicBen miro.
Ger pGonnIotter &olfSieitpcrciu~
6ot ioc6cu nit ser 9(usienouug bon
GinlaOrn9cn 5Nm Oiesi06rigen Gonn-
iiotter Golfsieit 6cgonncn DoS sen
iiHOet oieieS %o6r sum critcn @ial i'm
ciqcuen Earf 0eS &ercins nn Der
Sre0erid 9lpculc unO Son0uooo
Strobe gegerii6cr Sem uNlt GliOei-
GrieOboi~ itott rnO 0ouert bier 20
&c, pom 81. 9(uguit bis gum 3. Sep-
tem6er Gie Sru6tidule miro ipieoe.
uln1 cine ser pielen 9Ittroftioncn oeS
,SeitcS 6il0cn GoS i6p16iidc Corr
miro IN oieicm So6re cine 6eOeuicnoc
@ergr0Berung erio6reu imO in Oem-
iel6cn miro ON 9(beuo Elm iGpdbi-
iGcS Grntefeit obgc6altcn iuclGen
Gin Grntcfeit5ug porouS9c5en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

9eim Gin6iegen BON Der 6opette,
5troBe, I'm oie M}ontiorN -o9loenue
mlwoen 5luci @}otorrooio6rer, Gbos.
Greimol pon 9tr. 121 9ioro Olont-
iorO 9loenuc, mo 6oporO Sue1s
BON 9lr t07 9lorO BRADFORD. .StroBe.
pon Dem in entgeqcngciebter Gid'
tlna fomnien0en 9htomobil oeS
Scrrn G 0oineS BON gir 500,
@idorD 9loenue, SompecL geiirciit
ipo6ei 6eiOc ST. 9oOen geihlcuocrt
muroeu. Sie fomeu nit leihten
%crlctungen i'm @eiiht mo an Sen
Ndnocu Oooon uno iueigerien lid.
ein Soipitol oui5uiudlcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
@ciunO6citS GOmmiiiar in 0Orde
itcr Npnntn.


Die Gonpagne 5ur Scblmg Der bD-
gicnil1en unO gciuno6eitliHen 3u.
iiGnOc, Oie icit mc6r ais eineu Nlonot
bcreitS in Dorheiter Golmtp 6etrie-
ben miro, pcripri6t erfreulidc Neinl-
totc 81 5eitigcn. llnter ocn gliipi5ien
ser StootS @eluuo6eitS 9eboroe
no 0es Nlorinc NoipitolS III cine
@rippc bon W1nuern ciirig an Scr
glrbeit. lmO miro ser 9lmocS -9iegie.
rlmg uno SiaotSbeborocn i6rcn Be
riht rnO oic iiatiiiii1en gluBcidnln.
0cn porleaen ioboIo Die 9orlulteriu.
dlmacn teenOet limo. SeocS SouS,
oac Sc60uoc, Sdemcn perOen auf.
9ciuGt mo nit icocm NonSbeiibcr
miro 9liidipradc genoumen bcIon,
ocrc 9(uimcrtionfeit miro 0er SSaiier.
SSragc mo oen &orte6rimAen acNei
Spp6userfronhngen acidcntt.
9iaA @cen0iama Scr llntcriuhnn'
acu in GorNciier Gountu miro oic
Gommiiiion iidb onN nit oen bpaic'
niihcn &crGdltniiieu Scr onoeren
Counties 6cfaNcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
llriunt NeteFtiu it6rt 0I0IIe90ieniL

@cl cr geltcrl 9lbcn0 on0cbli0 il
ongctrnfcucn 3ultmOc cincu BON
0cn o&ohmtecrs of 9lmcrico" al Der
$oicp6ineroBc ab1cbdltcnen @ottcs
0icnit it0rte, lultrOe ser 26 NSabre alic
Tcnni5 Ai. ,SoneS BON 9tr. 1926, Mo-
Oiion 9lpcmlc. Der6altet mO in 0ic
iueiilibc Foli3eiitatiou ctngcIeicrt.
&cute &ormittdg miro cr iH Doielblt
Dor 9iihtcr @ol0cn Oerantuorien
miiiieu. ,SoneS ga6 an Gin 9Sripot
Gctcftiu 81 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
lllniur llana6urnl0 gcer0iaMna.

Wlorgcn Gorlniitog I'M 10 llbr
iinoct oaS Seicbcn6eoGngniB oes om
Sonitoq inn Glitter bon 70 So6ren
ueritor6cncn W}oiorS &oi. @. %ong.
horn bonn Eroucrboiic. gT. Sl5,
ct. @oul-S -StroBe nlS uuf oent
uOulio &ioqc Srieoboic" itdtt. 9So.
Itor Or $. 9ronh miro Die Sroner.
fcicr lciten 0ic Sa1rtubirdgcr limo
noh nid)t 6citimnt mor0cn.
%6iic slu Reiic ms glnSianS 6ciorDl
6. gldiuc. gir 4i3, SitsyaIlimOrc Str,
na6e 0aiiUnl Nouic Apc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
!. Il d NJ q ban glcrein.n

~ D ID u y u.
Sn .@ooenileiucr'S Soae~ iauo
geilcru 91ahmittaq Die regclmGBige
Sibuna 0cs Snwa6cn-SercinS
lnter ocm Goriib Oes @raiioenten
Sobn Slider mo ser @rototoQfii6-
runa Oes Sclretars 9(Oam &eniihler
itoti Sll Ocriel6clt ioirocn nc6en
Sen 6creitS in ciner irii6eren Si6unJ
pcrpiaigteu S. nod petere $25 nir
Oie oeutite r9loi6e Greu5-Seicu.
i&ait" Oeuuilli0t. Sooann wirOen
GinldOlUacn bonn o@ermauia Quar-
tcit-&hlb" imO pom ,Ganniiotter
Golfsief-@ereii~ cntgcgen qenom.
men, 9loN Der @crimnmhna 6ega-
ben iiA Die @lt0lieoer, ciucr @inla-
ONng pes yllnobb0naigen 93iirgerper-
cins~ 6olge leiitcn0, nod Dem @c.
mrinOc6aus Der 3ionS-@irhe 5ll Der
BORT itottge6obteu @erionmlrug i'm
%ntereiie Der Sanmln1en fir per-
muuOete oeiuiAe imO 0Itcrreihildlc
Soloaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

Die @ceroiolno oes @oli5iiteR
G0morO 30. Gbom6erS bonn moro.
ncItIiGcn Diitrift Ger am pcraouae.
rcn 0onucrltog ans Dem Se6en
idieO, fon0 geItcrn 9|ahmittog itott.
Gic @ciicblng criolgtc oui Dem oNit.
0liuct 6ricoboic." Gopitdn George
Senr0 imo 80 %oliaiiicn bo6cn Dem
to0tcn Goncroocn oos lcbtc Gbrcn,
gclcitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

griter @e0onfc. emma
(im Q'onat @'oi nit cincr 6rcmoiu
ipa3iereH ge0cno) uSic6it Gil alh
oen Nloi?" 9Iuna a9leDt id lie.
pc cInen gcmilicn Nleicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

Dcutlid. Slmner @err (im
See6aoc): ~9'nn audoigeS Sr6uleiiL
mie iino Sic nit Dem Griolae S6rer
Slr 5uireOcn2~ Sr1uleiu (uer.
idomD: ~Sent iit Der lcbte gaa.
eS tommt gap5 aui Sic aul4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

2 d lou. acllHcr Ser Slid
richt icbou chpas, oori ih es luobl
ma0en ibn oem Nerrn Uor3lIieben2"
~Nm pratti5ircn Sie oen Scrrn
lmter iracno ciucm Gormano neben
ole TART poriiJmirie Game 0ort. oa
merit er niht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

Qdnc 5nr NrIie ms ginSlnno 6ciorai g.
9lanc, NJ. 4i3, Cu.gatimuresetraHr, nahe
Nnitnn NOnic 9tpcme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

q,aNe snr Nciie in'e encnn0 bcfornt
Maine, 9ir. 4i3, SnNnnlmure sitehc nnt'
oniiorl onuis gIgenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
NJ / BOerlt an Sen.

w BOeriton0en. 9lr5t:
,.,So, mcm Sic geimo werocn mol.
len miiicn Sie lid porlauiia icoer
&opiarbeit cnt6olten" @atient:
b EaUon lebc id) o6er oodl~ 9lrst:
80, mas iino sic oenn2" IA.
ticlt. p6riiclr.~
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-09-11
AFTER ANERTCUS DADS
THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL ARE
HAVING STRENUOUS TINE.
Citizens Object to Free Lunches and
Music in Beer Saloons and Appear
ed En- Masse Before Council.

There has been a lively tilt be-
tween the citizens of Americas and
the council this week over the ques-
ton as to whether music and free
lunches would be allowed to con-
tinue in the beer saloons in that city
in violation of a city ordinance pro-
that the council would meet and re-
peal the ordinance and allow the free
lunches and music to continue, but
the following article from yaster-
days Times-Recorder indicates that
the plans went awry:
Americas appeared before the
city council last night and won her
fight against free lunches and music
in the saloons in the city. But at the
same time the gathering of citizens
present were grossly insulted when
member of the council moved that
their spokesman be declared out of
order and that the privilege of MAX
ing statement be denied him.
"A large body of citizens compris-
ing both men and women attended
the meeting and registered their
kick against the repeal of the city
ordinance governing free lunches
and music in saloons. The city coun-
Gil was forced to realize that Ameri-
Gus was in earnest and rescinded the
former action which asked the ordi-
nance committee to prepare an ordi-
nance that would allow the saloons
to serve free lunches and allow cleo
trio pianos in their places of bust
ness. AS soon as this action was
taken the councilmen, thinking that
the sop they had thrown out to the
people would appease them, proceed
ed to take up new business. At this
juncture Col. G. r. Ellis, spokesman
of the people, arose. Col. Ellis wish
ed more than anything else to thank
the council for their action and to
impress upon them that as long as
they did their duty fearlessly the
people would line up behind them.
But no sooner than Col. Ellis had
risen one member of the council rails
ed the objection that Col. Ellis was
out of order and asked the mayor to
refuse him the privilege of the floor.
This came after Col. Ellis had been
granted the floor, but nevertheless
he was declared out of order. Then
the people, insulted by the action,
left the hall in a body, after they had
informed the council that their action
had started something that could not
be smothered in soft words. Ameri-
Gus has decided to show the few who
have controlled things in the city
few things before many moons have
rolled around"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-09-11
SECURES MONEY FOR COTTON.
Americas Banker Gets 100000 to
Cover Five Thousand Bales.

One hundred thousand dollars has
been secured by A. w Smith, an
Americas banker and broker, to be
advanced upon three thousand bales
of cotton, approximately $35 per
bale
Mr.. Smith, while president of the
Bank of Southwest Georgia, of Amer
icus, secured this advance in New
York upon personal application for
the benefit of customers of this bank.
He announced that so far from ex-
periencing difficulty in securing this
large amount his New York connec-
ton readily promised an additional
sum sufficient to cover two thousand
bales more should it be required.
Thus approximately 5000 bales of
cotton will be taken care of through
the efforts of one Americas banker,
this quantity constituting one-sev-
enth of the total crop of Sumter
county.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-09-11
GEORGIA IN THE MOVIES
RESOURCES OF STATE TO BE
SHOWN IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Many Georgia Industries Have Al
ready Joined Movement. VIII BE
Big Advertisement for State.


Big Advertisement for State.
ATLANTA.-Atlan city coun-
Gil probably will vote next week a
large sum to put Atlanta in the NOV
les at the great Panama-Pacif1c ex-
position at San Francisco. The city
like others in Georgia, will have its
streets, its buildings and its people
put on the film, which will be exhib-
tied every day for nine and one-half
months at San Francisco.
Frank Weldon of Atlanta, chair
man of the Georgia commission to
the Panama-Pacific exposition, is
greatly interested in the moving pict-
ure end of the great show. With
Clyde Benson, eastern manager of
the I. c.. U. film company, he is work
ing hard to present complete set
of Georgia movies at the show.
Many industries in Georgia al
ready have joined eagerly the move
ment, notably the great marble
works of Col. Sam Tate in Pickens
county. A reel OF film will be de-
voted to the marble industry Many
granite Companies, big lumber and
turpentine companies, cotton mills
and, in fact, every important indus
try in the state will join in the NOV
les.
Members of Atlanta's city council
and several state officials are enthu-
siastic over the plan.
1T will be the greatest advertise
ment Georgia has ever had. said
one alderman, urging the city APP
propriation mot a city in Georgia
nor a good-sized town can afford to
neglect the opportunity. The movies
will be free, and millions of visitors
will see them. Let's take Georgia to
California for a summer and show
her enterprises and resources to all
the world"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-09-11
BUY A BALE OF COTTON
MOVEMENT BEGUN IN GEORGIA
SPREADS THROUGH SOUTH.
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Makes Suggestion That Should
Interest Buyers of a Bale.

ATLANTA.-The BUY a Bale of
Cotton" movement, started in Allan
ia a few days ago, seems to be-
spreading like wild-f1re through
Georgia and into other cotton states
1t has been suggested that if the cot
ton so purchased is stored in cotton
warehouses, insured and a warehouse
receipt taken instead of each indi-
vidual storing his bale in the base
ment of his home or the back yard
the receipt will be negotiable security
of high-class on which money may be
borrowed to buy more cotton or for
other purposes, and that the purchas-
ers may borrow on such receipts in
the aggregate an almost unlimited
amount from business friends in the
North and West, thus avoiding the
drain of funds from local banks.
Information from the most relia-
BILE sources, collected by the Geor-
gia Chamber of Commerce, shows
that the cotton warehouse facilities
already existing in Georgia are sufff-
cient to store almost one million
bales of cotton, or about 40 per cent
of the crop of the state. If the cot
ton crop of 1915 is greatly reduced,
as it probably will be, and the pro-
duction of foodstuffs and feedstuffs
vastly increased, as they must be,
much of the cotton warehouse space
will be used for the storing of non
perishable food and feed crops and
the handling of perishable crops. The
Georgia Chamber of Commerce is
bringing to the attention of the own
ers of cotton warehouses the fact
that cold storage facilities annexed
to these warehouses will prove OF
great value in next and succeeding
years both in providing for the pres
ervation of perishable crops and by
enabling them to use cotton ware
house space for the handling, grad
ing and packing of perishable crops.