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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-15
EXPLODE BOMB IN
 CHURCH BUILDING

LONDON, June 15.-Suffragettes exploded bomb in St. George Church in Hanover Square after the services yesterday morning, but the explosion did but little damage. The bomb was left by suffragettes who attended the services and under many of the benches were found literature issued by the militants.
 The police are helpless to stop the attacks of the militants and tho ar .son squad and unless parliament ,passea . new law dealing with the women and allowing the exilins of 'a1l Of the leaders to St. Helena or some penal colony, they gay they can not handle the. situation.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-15
COUNCIL MEETING
 BE HELD! TONIGHT

The city dads win meet tonight in regular session to dispose of bills and such other matters as may come to the attention of the council.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-15

. The Death stone Of India 1t the
 orpheum tonight. This is marvel-
 ous three-teel production
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-15

Charles Lawson will leave in the for Port Wells.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-09

BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE
The first Great Hitter 1 recall old jim White
This great Locator of the ball eaped into sight
In 'Seventy-sonethng l still recall his poise
Copied and practced with a will by all us boys;
At carry arms!" as did we all. We fell down fiat,
what of that?
knew the method must be right
Because did it "just like White"
fell from grace The sirnpla
The official gave his place to James Dalympe
Dal hung his bat behind his neck, with feet together.
We followed at the bell and beck of this wetheF.
He diamond god and we most devout
Before his shrine we bent the knee, felt a doubt
When struck out;
We did it like Dalrympe didr'
Our faith like the pyramid.
years leader plate and solemn
And held himself and club straight column,
One Adrian Arson this of reliance
And once again changed plan of batting science
marked his men This look that might kew
But still the pitchers moved down In one two three
Nor could
How anything could be the matter;
For Arson the champion batter
At last light began to burn in every noodle,
By which that each must learn from his model
The style which suited White was good-for JIM
Dalrympes style also quite correct for him.
And Arson never had succeeded in word or act
By following the plan which did The whole things packed
Upon this fact: ~ =, -0-07
You'll make no hit (believe it true) '-fs .'
BY doing lust like" others do.
Edmund Vance Cook in sasboIOgy Copyright 1872 Forbes ca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
Der enrOpSiIds arica.

9lutroib Ioocrn Jlammen 5liru
6immel,
idipor5 Oobinter Oebnt iid sic gladt
2ualboIle ShIle, grauiises grilten,
ferne, oon5 fern nod piitbet Die
S6lobt.
Toilienoe liegen eeipenitig am 30
oen,
5eriebt unO 5erriiien i'm Sdeine ser
@hitb,
taltienoe Ser5eH liegen 5ertrcten,
iltnges, Oainpienoes Wlenibenbllt
@feroefoooper unO fopfIoic Niimpie,
idwor6e 0liiiuen iie6'u eiuiam uuc
itumm
Sonten bertDiiitet, quolmenoe Mou-
ern,
in Der Suit Elm erobcs, idperes
~8arum".
9. 6. @ebboh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
GunnenanF. nn0 iInteraona.
Nns g9etter.

sir WarDlono lmO oen Diitritt
Columbia beiite flor mo Deranocr-
lide g9inoe.
3ic 6odite Genperotnr betrug II
@roo nm . llbr gladmittoes uno Die
nicoriaitr 81 @roo nm 6 llbr Mor.
gems.
Iic oroBtc S1neniefeit oes @in-
oes wor 1 s Dleilen bonn gior0en.
Der 6eiIhtigfeitsgcbalt Der 2uit
mar 50 @ro5eit Inn s llbr Wiorgens
uno IA 9Sro5cut Inn s llbr 9lbenos.
ssn Den iibriseu @etter 8eobah-
tings Stotioneu oes SanOes mar Die
bobite 8empcratur, mie folet:
gltIantic.Gip 70, 9ismord 50,
Bolton 6S. Buffalo 70, Gbnrleiton
81, G6icogo 20, Glepelano 70. Den
Der Sc. Detroit IA, Gulut6 6S. Gait
port 60, @olpeIton Sc. @reen Ban
IA. Sattcros rs, SABRE 80, SeIcno
80, SSactIonpille Sc, Ganios Gitp 80,
anorDille 81, 2ouisDine 50, Wlor.
qucttc 6S. 0lempbis 80. Montgomerp
94 W'ontreal rs. glontlidet 6S, gactu-
Grleaus 80, 91em.Dorf 72, OfIa6omo
104. 9ittsburgb "A, philadelphia
76, @ortlano, sQle.. Ga, 3ortlano,
Ore. 81, Quebec 66, 9laIeigb rs,
Solt 9afe Gitp 88. San 6roncisco
60, ct. 0ouis sc, ct. @aul 80,
scranton ~, Shreveport SO, Spo-
fame 92, SpracllIe 68. Sompa So,
ggaI6jngton rs, @innipeg rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

rg4ittelsboh.|erein."
0rOhss gaseriIhes gOlfsfeit
NlOntas, ben 10. glusnit,-
@rieb's Bart.
(Suli29, ,9(ng2,5,9.10)

ltigen 6armers ipilroe Ieiner5eit int
,.DeutIben Gorreiponoenten~ Oerof-
fentlidt unO eeiterr lief foleenOes
Streiben bon elmer 6rou in 2oiiis-
bile, RD., I'M Olotb6ouIe Elm: u2os
Oos Shrei6en oes 81. 49," bon
2onOsoopne lmO modte ntittbaileiL
ooB id 6ciratbeu moHte, oo id mid
nod einem euten 8eim iebne. SD
bin oaeinitebeno iino 30 Sabre alt.
9inoer ba6e icb iebr germ imo bon ie-
Der babe ib Elm Sebnen nuh benz
Sormlebcn ge6obt. SD bin cine tiid)-
tigc Sousfrou imo sic werOen es ME
5ii 6ereuen broiHen. mir Sbre Sin.
Der lmo Sbr Seim anoertroltt 5lt bo'
ben. SSr Ger Soffiiung, bon S6nen
balo 81 boreit berbleibe ib -"
Sr. So6n Su6ert. Ser fungirenOe
Wlopor, iorgtc oafiir, Dob Der 9rief
iofort Dem beirot6shIitigen 6armer
5ugeitellt puroe.
@efIiigelte Set.
Mpriooen bon Y2osfitos idpdr.
men in oen lebten Gogen in oen@dr-
ten uno Yarfanlooen Der Stoot, Die
felt Sobreu nidt in Der Meiie BON Der
gefIiigeIten Nelt beimgeiudt poren
81 Giio Baltimore, ipe5iea I'M FL
ltoriIdeu Sort WlcSenrp uno i'm 2a'
trobe @orf, Dem 6eOerol SiQ.9orf
iuo Dem 91iperiioe Yorf, madt lid
oie Yloee gon8 beionOers bemerfbor.
&Iogen iiber OoS plobIibe, bernlutb-
lid ourd Die ieuhte Witterling in
ben lcbten Sogen berporgerlifene
sluftouden ser Iaitigen Snieften tper-
oeu olleripdrts er6oben. Gie gednt'
ten oes @ciun06eitSonites ieben sen
9nmpi oegen Wlosfitos, iuie 6iilis.
Sanitdts Gonniii1r Gr. Sones ge.
itern erfl1rte, peiter fort ilnD eieBeit
eroBe Nuottit1ten bon Netroleunt
in ole 9iinpel nno Simple in oct
llmgegcnO ser Staot. @eionoers
aiiuitig fir sic @riitiua Der 0losfi.
tos lit oic Sagcrrng Don gIbfaaitoi-
len. .s..x
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
Sm NmsLambs.
ggarum Eeiti6Iano 10 6o6es 9lnic6eu
aenieBt.


Tepeiden iagen es ourtb oie Can.
ser lno ii6er Die Dleere, ole 3eitln.
gen ic6rcien es III Grtra 9lusso6en
nit groBcn fetten 9ettern in ollie
@eIt Ser 9rieg lit erfIdrt 5iuiiden
GeItcrreid uno Serbien, Elm Ssrieg,
Der i'm Stanoe iein fam gon5 en.
ropo 81 entfIomnlen 5u ourGIooern
mo bieneidt SIT 0ernidten llnO
tpenn i'm 9luSlon0e lid &imocrte urO
Eouienoe BON gluaen boil SponniIug
oilf oen fii6neu @aIfonltaat NIB oas
oIte Sa6S6urger Neih rihten 10
rid)ten iih Wlillionen bon 9Ilgen auf
Tciitihlouo, mas miro Ientihldno
t6in nos piro aus 1eutidlono per'
oeu. ipenn cs tbotidhIitb 81 eiren
eiiropdiitben aric1c foumnen ionte2
Stom jett regt es iib iiberan oa
no Ieutide ini 2IuslaHoe le6en, oos
moudmal lodere mandmal iogar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

rung in oen 8eihmsen befannt gege-
BEN uno Onnn lit ieoer 5um Gienit
i'm I. uno I. Seer ooer in Den beioen
2anomebren gerilfene berpflirbier,
li6 rm0er0iigIi6 bei'm ndditeu Gon-
iulnt 5u meloen, Oos fir ieine gefor-
oeruug nod DER Seimatb Gorge
trdgt
Ncr eine Gin6erlirlngsfarte er-
b1It, bat iid bei'm nd1iten Goniulat
81 meloen, oos ibm 6nbribeirJ Hei-
iegeIo etc. bis 81 Dem auf Der @arte
per5eitneten Grgdn3uHgs . Ye5irfs.
Commando einb6noiat; alio fir ieine
e1n5li6 freie 9eioroerune ioret. 1ie
in glmerifu weilenoen Reierpe.Sffi.
Siere erboIten Die @iu6erufilugS-Or.
ore auf teIeerapbiidem @ege. giuige
8eierueoffi5iere baben ole Srore be-
rcitS befoulmen imo peroen morgen
nit ser oBaterlan0~ nbreiien. 9aah
S1dburgen oeS @eueraIGonirlots
bolten iid in oeu 8ereinigteu Staa.
ten 200 25O,OOO oiterreidiibe Sle-
ierpilteu lmo 2anomebr-Wldnuer out
Die i'm Sale einer aagemeinen Wlo-
biliiirung 6u Oeu 6abueu 0u elscn
6obeu
@ereit fiir &onig un0 3 a.
terlan0.
g9ie Elm 6lugfeuer bat iid Die oiII.
5ielle 91ohridt. ooB Geiterreid ben
Serben oen &rieg erfldrt Bat, rnfer
ben GeIterreihern uno llngorn IN
2ocitIt poiut perbreitet. getarntIih
lit 2ocuIt Yoint bon friIberen 8epob.
neru Der 0oppel.D1onorhie iinrf be-
iieoelt. @lei6 nod Dem @efannt-
tueroen oer ariegserfldrung liefen
entbuiioItiibe SeIterreider 5niam.
men luo oiSfutirten @ruppeuipeiie
ii6er Die 2riessItiumune. Ger On.
tbuiiosmus fonnte fait feline @ren-
sen. Better bon Gjromopbon's ltiir5'
ten in ibre &duier 6uriid uuo lieBen
ununterbroheu bic oiterreidiicbe Sea
tionoI.Spmne uno oiterreifiibeD2dr.
Ihe un0 8oIfslieoer niif benz Slppo.
rat IpieIen. 9lnoere iuieoer tralen
ioiorf g[rronQenenis iiir cine bol0ige
9lbreiie luo padten ibre Soheh, imt
oieicl6cn 10 ihnen ols moglih an
goro oes g}or0oeuiiHen 2loDooom.
pfcrS nBrie0rih Der @roBe" bringen
5u fonuen. Sn Der llngarn.Golonie
in Der Soubert-StroBe, ipuroen Sod.
rilfc ouf GeItcrrciG llneorn ausge-
brabt uno bis IN Die ipdte giaNt
binein pntriotiihe 9ieoer eeilugrn.
Ncritbieocne WSole puroe ouh vTie
Bobt onl 9lbein" ongeitimnit. @iele
ocr 2eute oer6roHten cine iblalloie
GnHt imo ioBen aif Den Sreppen
Dor i6rer Sduiern Inn aiIf Die Wlor'
een5eitungen uno Oie neueiten gfoh-
ribten aus Der Seimot6 81 porten.
glcuBerit Itorf mar idon am friiben
Dlorgen 0ic Nuhfroge noh 3eitu'
gen in Dem @eihdftS.8urenI oes
~Gcutideu Gorreipouocuten~ 9dll-
fcr no6uieu eep66nIih meDrcre
Gremplore i'm oieielben ais SouDe.
nire aiii5u6eben oOer Inn Iie an Der.
lponote 81 ihiden. Der oEeutihe
Correspondent NOR idon gegen
Nlittag total ouSDerfouft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

@ier3ig 6auS6eiiter muibten &c.
tern Dor Ri1ter Team in Der moro,
oiiIiden @oli5eiiiation erihcineu oa
iie oie glblaufrobre i6rcS 3ollies nidt
init Dem 9lb5ugsfonal Uerblmoen bat.
ten Iie 8orgeIaoenen Ueriprafen,
oas llnterlaiiene innerbolb orei $50.
den nadl5nbolen uuo milrOen ent-
lQiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
QIbra6am DcrIdJman6 IN Der SiefI

NbrnDnni DcrIHluano IN oer Atefe.
g(ls glbro6am S1iDocr BON 9lina.
polls 9eiteru @lorgeu orei Pferoe in
Ben Sta0 binter Dem 0ailie glr.t823,
Grleans.StrnBe. bringen woIlte, CAB
Ger gooea nod lno Ylann uno
@icroe ItiirBten IN ole 1iefe Eie
@ieroc traten aui SuBoer 6erlun Der
Abibiiriunoen am goll8eu 9orper er-
liit uno dr5tlicbe &iiltc beu0tbIote
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
cEranf s5er6ert eeitor6en.

5ronf 6. 0erbert, cine betanute
&crionlihfcit bon SiebIonotoiuu mo
Gonton iiarb eeiiern 0loraen i'm St
Soiepbs.SoipitoI er wuroe am 21
Snli in belpuBtIoiem 3uItanoe oui
ser StraBe aufaehinoeu. Wesbnlb 60
roner HuiIel oes norooitliden 81.
Itrifts cine llnteriudung eiileiten
miro. Der geritorbeue ioa einen
@ruocr uno eine Shmeiier in gdIti-
more boben, Die Bis iebt BON Der 49,
li8ei nidlt seiunoen wcroen fonntcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

9e9en eineS ongeblihen Rallbnn'
ians auf Geo Sentilpib bon 92r. 300,
giio-Garoliue- Strobe, puroe Sobn
geaI6busfL % Sabre alt, lno Wli.
hael aa3riusft % Sabre alt, bon
9lr 27O6, goitou-StraBe, oilrd Hid.
fer smith in Ser 0itliheit @oIi5eiito.
tion Dem @crihisoeriobren iiberlpie-
fen. Senfiipib ioentiii5irte cine So
9lote ais iain Gjgent1lmu Die itarf
beiNdoiot ipuroe. ais Die 5uei W2dn.
ner ueriucbtait ibm oieielbe al emit.
reiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

hRANAl lSONNf fhD wv -f~@NDN' ~f'~NJ
6ubrperfc niNt Deriperrt lperoen
Gibung Scr s Gontroft g
b6roe.
Gie ItGotii6e gontraft 8eb0rOe
befiirportete in ibrer geitrisen Si-
bung oie Spe5ififotionen fir Die
8floiterung Der folgenoen Stroben
nit pitrifi5irten @Ioden:
GentreItroBe, bon @oi6iugton-
@Ioce bis GourtIanoitroBe;
Gonrtlouoitrabe, pon 6roufIin- bis
GentreltroBe;
ct HoiIitroBe, BON Samilton- bis
GentreitroBc.
Gorro@o Bros. & So. foroerten
sen nieorigIten Treis, n6mlib STA
4O5.S5 fir oen gou eines 9lb5uesfa-
naIes umo erbolten I'M 2nuFe n1diter
ISOLDE oen Gontraft.
gluf @mpfebIung Oes @ebduOe-Sn-
Ipeftors Stlbbs tpuroe elm Gontrnft
Der @er6eiieringen unO Geporoturen
IN Ser Sbule glr. S3 ooriiebt, an Die
@orner Steam & Sot @oter Co. Der-
ge6en.
SorrD grarnnr erbielt Ole Con-
trofte fir oas 2egeu bon Cement
Seiteulpeeen i'm 9otterion.Eorf.
Die Gontrnft 9eboroe oiItoriiirte
oen StroBenreinieunes Gomniiidr,
orei Eferoe fir oen Yreis bon $287.-
90 an5ufoufen.
Nbancirt.
Siilfs Mai1iniit g0por0 q. Wic-
guaougb bon Ser Spriecn gompos-
ME Or. "a tpuroe bon Ser 5euerbe-
b6roe gum MoiAiniIten beforoert. 9.
81. Burns, Gin 2obIen5ieber ser Yuin-
penItotion oes Sodorud 9oid SD-
items, opoucirte gum SiiIfs : Noidi-
niIten uno Der Yrobe 6euertpebr-
mann goparO S. 5or 5um SdIoud-
fiibrer.
Mitoer 8fIoiterungbe begon-
mem.
qout Dem @eridt Oes SiiIfs : Sn-
eenieurs R. 90. Goofiep BON Der itdo-
tiiden YfloIterungs GommiIiion lit
I'M 2oafc oieier @ode nit Der HfIa-
lteruug ser folgenoen StroBeu be-
qonnen por0en:
gutoipitraBe, bon Gamoen. bis9ee-
StraBc;
Gait SAILS slpenue, bon gIIiceonua-
bis StiIesitraBe;
goitern 9lpenile, bon Gait Soils
gluenue bis groa0pop;
@ougbitroBe, bon Gentrol.SDenue
Bis 8roaoiUnb;
6apetteitroBe, bon Garolireitr. Bis
@rooomap;
Sort 9IoeniIe, bon GborIes- BIG
&onoberifroBe;
GlementItraBe, bon &occ- 6isgbar-
lesitraBe;
02onteomerpitraBe, bon 2eoOen-
bali bis G6arlesltroBe;
@eititrabe, bon Sharp. Biz Sight
StroBe;
@otopscoitraBe, bon Sort 9l0enue
biz @eititroBe;
SenriettoitraBe, BON Sbnrp- bis
2igbtirnBe;
Observation-Disclosures, bon GitenO- Bis
DlontgonerDItroBe;
OliOerItroBe, bon WlorDlano glpe.
big GbarlesitraBe;
6ranflinitroBe, bon Sremont- bis
6ulton-2Ibenue;
galbounitrabe, BON Yaltimoreitr.
bis GOmonoion-9loenne;
Soniburgitrabe, bon S6orp- bis
9igbtitraBe;
0ItenOItroBe, bon Sborp- Bis Seo-
oeuboaitroBe;
Facaitrobe, bon 6opette. bisTronfr
IinItraBe;
Yueuplube, uUH OlellUlll Auel9ue
bis NrottItrobe
SoaiOnolirobe, bon 9lcoiaut- bis
GentreitraBe
Sout6itroBe, bon Frott- bis 2onl-
buroitraBe;
gisqitit6itraBe, bon Baltimore. bis
2eringtonitroBe;
gorf 9lOepue, bon SlidfonO. bis
SonoaleItraBe;
6opdroitrobe, bon Rorf slOe. big
GatGeoraleItraBe;
galtimoreltrnBe, bon 2ibertpltraBe
bis 6remont-glbenue;
05uilforo 9lUenue, bon G6oieItr.
bis 125 Sub iiioIih bon 9iooIeitr.;
9iOoIeitrabe, bon @niIforo 9lDe.
bis Soues 60Ile;
Q}roefouffro6n ,ou f0tfifforN 0fhp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
Gia16erufungs 28efeRc fir
0e(terret6er lttro 2tnaarn.

Sn Csterrsid-nsOrn unrOs eeiuer faiierIidm AnO
fSnisdem apouIiIdeu M0tat benz uicr nuO SSus 5run5
SOfe benz Grteu bic 6eipeie WO6iifrnus uuseOrOuet.
SIS wnrOe cine sImHsitis iupOG fit aae steInussIHd
tSs aIs and fir ale 9eiertcnrs erluTsu usdc benz Gin
bernnnoSbeeG IoUr 6Ooe Icicn aHO id in bic @Ouarde
6sss6su lOWie aud fir ale nc etcuugsfHdhusc nuO ale
me 9certenr usde oOrt siuridsH, O6ue OOr6er tinbe
rnicn worOen 81 ieiH.
Die abrsen mitarpfli@ioen SeriOuen 6abeu lire Sin
bernfnnsen ab5nuultcu.
q. nnS t. 6Ferr..nnsur. aOnfn1nt
Baltimore, WO., am 30. Sni 1914
Der t. nnO t. SOniHI Sefer, m y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

Dplpe ,,9ubitorinm" ~Ibe 2oii grail"
!, vpeEtmnne cart" Hslair 8loab TT 1d0Il~
Bnnoeouc Wuii linh Inn3.
Deea9ers 9arl", Qrooilpn, anne sIrunoeI'go.
1dali6 @anoeOiuc uno Ion3.
,Aiper 9lqp Ratt" 1dali1 9on5erie nm
gSap s6sTe eaFi" 9aoua Gou8erie uuO
zeIasNsr ese@ = ador6 egfur0OHsH per
e9sIassaIs $40 4dau6 egfnraOnen pei
0Ial6orns - ddaia Goureu per 9ampIet
asSe VSint 4aalI6 GoureH per Tampier
rsleitHorclnHo"
Sort DfpOHt nno geiteriou GrluriioHen
.g5ificis6ed.@errin W,ontaq, ocn 10.
alIalii ereess ba0etlides @oIrsicfi IN
WattGuu5erte.
Dic 0on3erte. iueDe am 20, NnAnt 81
9noe .geGcn ilnoen tn fIa@iiebenoer aeibeH'
'''7s Aon Hs Bio 10 iibr qlbenss:
Wlonae. .nHioarilbe'BnIf" nno sbeoIalSiu'
Bari" 1abtpe9ieIne)
gllnuon .......,..-......~o otliloa2l \;
Sonnerlia8 Sqaltstou'saIt, az.
eenstane 'Boitefior.9arfs iiniS .8rai6sSia.
Qari~ (obiUecbfelnb)
eonndeSsGon8erie bon s bio Z iibr Abenos:
erlien Sonutaa eoen Wenai. ~ nYalierlonfBari..
Blueien SOnntda icoen Wioniaa. sGIllipnsYdri
Eriilen Gonnia0 ieoen Dlonnt pGrulos8i ns8ari-
Sicrien Gonnina ieoen Wlnnnt. =. 0drrousBdrt-
NpNjcrt lW DoQttpusFQtt''.
Sir bne bcnte QtDeno bon rs bio 10 llbt
In benz Carroll Bari" iiniiiinoenne Concert NJ
bon @roi Eanel 5eomanH onS iolgeHoe Ero'
qrnwm dlliaeiteut mprben:
W(arim Colonial Queen" ..........,. Beheit
CuOcriiirc nNn @a33n pnorn" .....,. AoinHi
Gclcciion oIbc Hpbemnne" ........ Ruccini
9enl3er Gales c ibe Nienua 4oobs" Straub
0upbonlunls colo aelriiiB Rolfa" ..... pnrimnn
(Dr. Tbona8 Gniib)
gobiidf Ser 8ooelluben~ ~...........Or Ortb
Cliiic Ca Ecrid" ..............Q .Qdcomd
Wla5uria Zoe Soroibb" .............. .eampe
GuDcrinre 60rre otis Qo q" ".... WlQdie
Miori0 Goncqe GnpcrS" ......... 3omenif
Die Eternenbnnucrs5eler te14-1Q14.
8um S6lub iulrb bic 5tapene bn9 qieo BON
eicrnenbannsr ipielcn uno oae Bublihim II er.
iubt ons Qieo miiauineeH.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-05
National and State
Election on Same Dates
Constitutional Amendments
To Be Ratified

Candidates who were nominated
for various state and national
offices in the August primary will
not be ratified until the regular
election which will be held Nov. 3.
In the past the general elections
have been held the first Wednes-
day in October, but the General
Assembly at the last session did
away with this election. Before
this election was abolished there
were two regular elections pro-
vided by law, one in October and
the other the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in November, the
national election.
There are numerous constitu
tional amendments to be ratified at
the election Nov. 3.
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The Price Of Cotton

1e Souths cotton worth good many millions dollars
ert year Ats cotton worldwide business product
&seG practically every Cline century, until
% past few weeks bale of cotton the South has been the qua
e OF cash. Yet in all that the producer per-
0 ho has had nothing do with fixing the price product
@ AFTER year. ne has carried his cotton market and asked the
R0aer What will you give it?" the
y replied he has had to sell the buyers price, which
varUe Ia the marketing of any other great commodity
Aear after the Souhs
~ oe space of few weeks 1t dumped upon the great
Quantities and in short There tendency
Havd depression of the price For years. been want
Log TO get away from this method of marketing.
Several times effort the cotton acreage
M consequently the yield Usually the result has been
and yield Efforts improve conditions along
&a reducing The marketing end neglected.
has been urged reduce acreagewhch
cash income inevitably nothing has toward
WcaTtng marketing conditions.
Eut the this country from the war in
XII oe suspended the cotton market Those who sell could
So and in small degree the market condition long
eceased.
Following this the buyabae movement the most
n thing about which that those who holding
greatest good did this buying and holding
under than the price began advance There
@f ee change conditions Europe this country
Of began open market which had be-
operative again. any than the buying
nd holding movement to bring this about apparent
For the rst time in about half century country was
aeed and for the first time began fight back
have produce results Out of the stress ard
&Ainey that much has been gained.
1t declared that the South carry CROP 1t can
n but if prices continue for time in the few days. the
Esy for carrying all of will Nearly the whole
aaaG1ern part of the country is beginning aid
A great part of the world which wants cotton and
ay products Cotton this country are
S0N If this cotton country will hold for time longer, may
I&E vastly In any event, it still will cotton.
The producer of every commodity best price
hle for it, The of that commodity
kRot possible No fault be with the attitude of
e Cotton be produced heapy possible
SEES The producer must have compromising price it,
Certainly his measure at least if the buver con-
ssinges to fix the price,
The price has prosperity in this part of
the country and necessarily subject that closely every
&3usi0ess interest-Industrial Index.
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Minister Says Church
Has Failed To Do Its Duty

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 5--When the
Rev, L. V. Lewis, known as 1.-The
Man from China" arrived in At
Ianta following a tour of the world
the interviewers eagerly sought
his views on the European war.
They were astonished to find an
Englishman who believes that
Russia and not Germany is pri-
marily to blame, and a preacher
who believes that the church has
failed to do its duty in the crisis.
Mr.. Lewis is intensely patriotic,
and believes England did exactly
right to defend the neutrality of
/ Belgium, but he condemns Russia
Jas forcing the war on Germany to
begin with. And he fearlessly
takes the church to task. eff the
Christian church had been as &C.
tive in promulgating the teachings
of the lowly Nazarene as the bust
ness world is In furthering its
commercial interests, this war
would have been impossible he
says.
Mr.. Lewis, who is one of the
great pulpit powers of this gene
ration, was born in Annoy, China.
His father was in the British con-
sular service, and the son was
educated ia China, England and
Australia. He visited Atlanta on
his way to South Carolina, where
he is preparing 10 hold some hig
revival services.
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10000 Voices
And Many Are The Voices
Of Fitzgerald People,

Thirty thousand voices-What a
grand chorus! And that's the
number of American men and wo-
men, who are publicly praising
Doan's Kidney Pills for relief
from backache, kidney and bladder
Ills. They say it to friends. They
tell it in the home papers, Fitzger-
aid people are in this chorus.
Here's Fitzgerald case.
Mrs. Nellie Smith, Gil w.
Oconee Ave-, Fitzgerald, says:
"Doan's Kidney Pills have always
helped me and | am glad to recon-
mend them to others. have had
but very little trouble from my
kidneys since giving my former
endorsement. For years l suffer-
ed from kidney complaint and was
weak and WORKOUT. My back be-
came lame and l had dull, nagging
backaches. | was also bothered by
dizzy spells and dark spots fioated
before my eyes. Doan's Kidney
Pills, which | got at Hail & Com
pany's Drug Store, acted quickly,
strengthening my kidneys and re-
lieving the lameness and backache."
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Smith had. Foster
Milburn Co., Props. Buffalo, n.
\. Adv.
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A Factor On The Farm

sio factor the and therefore lends itself to CO.
eon of the commercial and agricultural
<gets Sle profit of both producer and
We need more of these twin agencies of prosperity farms
Georgia and business render service to their
communities than in encouraging the building sios so is
spirit enterprise develop
business ingenuity and awakens the Joy of ownership
farmer build so for three hundred dollars and it
WILL under ordinary conditions pay dividend per cent where
at capacity.
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The Undertaken A Developer

There communities successful business
who stand like the highways progress in such
situation the Undertaken is factor development
Scarcely passes to death bv
refusing Join with public spirited citizens movement of the up
nang their indifference snag an industrial
enterprise
1t takes live build community and there is no adder
t IN life than few noble spirited citizens staggering under load
81 dead timber The undertaken is otimes developer
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A dainty piece of local femini-
ty wants to know the proper thing
to do when gentleman squeezes
ner hand. Do the proper thing,
of course.
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If silence is golden we would like
a hundred pounds.