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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-25
n1itroWitZd und
PriStif1d gefel11l11e11.
Are6enano mi anae6(i aQile Aidunge ni6l entmadnen
Serbcn anf Detm 2lntlelfcloe.
Ginberninng oes fran50lideu 9iemteu ab9anges 1917
}ipei Std0te 1T Weiopotamien BON ben
Gngl1tOerm beiekt
Giuberutlng Ots fran50iiiden yitfrllten Sa

nabe SnbiesSe. glnsriffe Der 9iniieu
abseId)lagen baben. Sie 9imiien incl-
bcn, Oais Die gentlden bay Geif nm-
fanpfte 0nt groiemnnoe gemom,
men Gitten, aber ipater luieSer pDn
ben 9iniien ans inn bertricben Ieicn.
gndD in Der Gegeno BON ,llnrt, cui
benz limfen llfer Der 9iina, nnh in
Der 8cgenb ppn 9aiga lupllen Die yai.
len Grfplge erritngen baben, Die
Sentidlen beitGtisen lekteres, in ye-
sms auf Sroiemiinbe beridDten iie
BON einem slngriff Ser 3niIen, Lei
Dem iie zoo 6efangeue madJtcn. Sie
SeiterreidDer iasem, bak ans GnkfanS
nidts 5ii berid)ten lei.
Sci Seb=Gl-gabr anf Wallipoli,
haben, luie Die Siirfen nelben, idDlues
re grtillerie= mno 8Dinbenf1mpie
itattgefnmoen.
Eie Wurtcnegriner meloen Il
mer iiber 9sariS fommenoen 9epeid)e.
nllmiere SnnSif)af- -glrmee hat geitern
furtsefabren, iidJ anf @ertcioignnes-
ifellnmgen snriifsnsielen. Ger 0eino
liz nabesm nmtatig." 1lno pDr benz
pmnfafisen" iSeinoe sieben iid) ble
WlOntenesrincr snriif?
Gie Staliener meloen, baF tic mci-
tere Grfolse bei 0oers errmlgen nno
cen iueitlidJ bun Der StaDt gcleae-
men &alpariemberg beiest 6atten.
slmdp lire Stellnngen, ueitlid upm
sslalpia, llattcn iie perltarft. Gic se-
iterreidJcr laaen, Der Sriidenfupi bti
6pers lei idlarf beidJuiien, iuiiiem a6er
nifts bpn anberm S6npfcu NM Sic
sStaOt an meloen Sic .6amptIadje
lit ieoenfalls, Saf @oers pon ben Sta
lienern nod intmer nid)t aenummen
lit. yei oem gerg San Mid)ele BRAN
gen bic Staliener in Die Diterreid)i-
idjen 9ieiben elm, iumrben aber ipater
ilieoer smriifgeor1ngt. &eitere Nm
ariffe iumroem nit idjluerem @erln-
item fir ole StaIiener iuicber smrid-
gcIdllagen.
Sic ensliIdJe 9iegiernng. fat Die
glnsfnbr BON Natte ans yammiuullc,
pun Cotton, iinb @olIcnearm II. bpm
Giieners jeslidJer slrt perbDfen.
gtad) Dem gll0apelter @latte 81
Gilae" fat ein ierbiiher Neaior Gin
glttentot alf ben Yrenlier NaIhitld)
iinternonlmen Ser Maior gab 3pci
Sdiiiie alls einem 9iepolper ouf Sen|
Oainilter ab, bod traf feiner Ser
Wtinilter ili6te in einen1 nabe oeIeee-
men Sallie 3ufluht Ser Maior tmlr-
De perbaftet, Dor Elm &riegsgerid)t
geitcllt, slim gooe perlrteilt nno am
ielben Gage eridoilen 8as slttentot
NOR Die Solge elmer ghiseinanoer-
Iebnne. IN oeren 8erlallfe Der W,a.
lor erfldrte, Die aan5e ierbiidJe 9ie-
gierllng lei cine @anoe BON @errd-
tern, ipelhe Die gsation allf SIC
Sdlahtbonf fibre, ober lire eiaene
6aut rette.
Sol6pifisieIl luirb nadD gSai6inss
ton aemeloet, Oak in Eeriien glnor-
die berridle. 5rembe 9sotioncn ii6ten
in ben ein5elnen Seilem bes 9anoes
pollfommene 6errId)nit ans. Sic
periiId)e yiesiernns lei pOllis madlt.
los.
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Ter brape aamerao.

Mnn ldbreibt Den uWaiindener
gfeleiten geahridten" aus @trob-
burg: Gin bober eliaB- B-lotbrirgiid)er
Staatsmann berbiirgt inns oie @abr-
belt oes naditebenoen gorfaGs, Der
iid bier Dor GINGER 3eit i'm Saupt-
babnbof alio 8lttrug. glbenos ,lah
Gid pflegte Der fdon iltere Serr.
NIT elmer 5lnfde belteil 9orbeanr-
iueins nebit @etber, NIT 3igarren
lulo 3igaretten ansgeriiftet, imalIf-
fallig ben gabniteta 81 begehelL ouf
Dem Die oilr6gebenoen @ertpnnoeten-
3iiqe 81 fllraer RoIt baltnnadten. gs
gait ibm beIonoers. fr1ftigutgsbc-
oiirftigen Soloaten einen Sdlud
8eill an5ubieten. 0a ereignete eS
ilf eirnnal oaB ans Der Cir leines
@agenabteils Elm bopriider Soloot
iih beraisnliibte, Dem ein ifiperer
SdulteriduB ieoe gelpegilna lidtlid)
vgslnn, lieber syrenlol
g2ie gebt es oenn21 iprah ibn Der
1ltere Serr an 30 neil gs nnoht iidj
bait lido; balb oerfs ipieoer beinonc
ioan Wlit elmer freimoliheu s(uf-
numbering marc ibm Der gefiiIlte 9c-
der gereiht, oeiien Snbalt Ser Sol
bat nit @olbebagett Sdlnd fir
Sdlid, langlom idliirfte. 0iiitell
i'm Sriltfen ober iebte er ab, iab treu-
ber8ig Den freltnolihen Spenoer oes
8eines on nno neinte: n@nnn g
erlauben t6ten. er ipies nit DER
Sano auf ous @agcnabteil, ga oria-
men iibt nod a aomeroo, Dem eebt's
10 pieI fdfedt, neil r ibm ourdj s.
Soren g'id)oiicn baln." gepor mob
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I1|'|I'|SlSs IVY
Der spritd) ser @eltaeidpidlte.

Die 9alfanfraae bot lange 3eit
Die i6tptuarenoe. @luoe ON ellropGi=
icben staotellforper gebilbet. sia
fonnte lib niht IhlieBen, ipeil oie.
inneren @egeniase lino Die allBs-
ren ginasiffe iJ9anter tpieoer in ibr
Derllntbohrten. S5eute peroen bie IN
neren 0egenidse unter einanber ons-
seglihell Unto oie auBeren gingrii=
fe beieitiet. Seute miro Sen 8Gl-
fern ain 8alfon oie Weoglidfeit ibrer
Gnttpidlune. ben biitorii6en s(ufga-
BEN uno ben ibnet1 inneipobnennen
Grdften elltlpreheno, eelidert.
geiemals lit Ser bisberigen Gnt-
Uidlring oas sSrterelle Der galfait=
polfer ielbIt Der @eglpeiier geiDelcr.
Ser galfan bat ben grperilnelltier-
loal rnb bas S6labtfelo fir bic 81
feriiidteleien uro Die Wfadtgelii1te
Der GroBnadte obgegeben. gr ipar
oas geelt aller sSntriguell nno Ser
Sero aller gn5ettelungen. ssn aner-
BANJO 8erfleiollng, ipie Der Der @lau=
bensgenleinihaft ltno Ser 3ailebrii=
ioerldaft, gingen Die fraIIe 6elbit-
| lltbt nno oie nner|1ttlibe 2anoergicr
am galfmr I'M. Bis IAlieBIih and
Die Gerfleioung abgetan lpuroe. BIS
Die bllttige MaoropoIitif nnDerbiiIlt
ibr Sal1pt erBob lno Ole offene &C.
ipolt an Die Stelle Ser friiberen
5eimlihfeiten trut.
slm galfan bat, nit Der ariegser.
| fldrllng 9eiterrei1 llngarns geaell
Serbien oieier @0lferfrieg ieillen
anfang genonmen. 9lm 8alfon fart
|eie Gntiheionng. Ser Holitif oes
| bIltigen Wproes ilno Ser, brutalelr
@elualt mar Der &rieg erffdrt NOR
ben. Die NOR bon Beters6ura nus
Eini6eniert, ltno sSranfreid lino eng
lano lpllroen 5n MitidnIoigen. 0ie
gieoerlagen, nelhe Die Gerben erlei-
ben, beoeltten 5uglei6 oie geieoerIa=
&c elmer Folitif, ipeIhe iiG bon Scr
9eilnlihfeit Der sslltrigllen 5ltrl Mor=
De mlf offener StraBe uno i'm bellen
Sagesliht elltiDidelt batte. W1it Ser
Gernicbtllng Serbiells miro Ser Sero
beleitigt auf Dem iluner Der syunfs
5nn eltropail1en gralloe lebenoiq err
balten lpor6en mar. Nfit Serbien
miro oieler sSunfe ansgetreten.
SsnDenl Die gntipiflltng oas GnSe
beg arieses an BEN Mnfang fniipft.
befraftigt lno 6etatigt ii1 Die so.
|oif Der @eididte ipieoer eiilrlal in
nelltliher @eiie. 9utnit lit Die fIar-
lite Hebtfertigung Der 5ade lrno oes
gorgebens Der beioen nlittelenropdi-
.Iden aaiierreid)e ausgeiprohen.
Sic @eltgeihidlte, pelhe oas
sseltgeridt tit, bat oamit bsreits ibr
llrteil geIproben
sc. q. Gtaatsstd
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Cas- oeiitide S5anptqMarfier mel
Oct, Oak Die Staot Nsitrouita, in
Der snlett oer Sit Der icrbiidlen &c
9icrumg mar, non ben Deiterreidlern
itno biz Staot Eriitina bon ben 9eut-
idJen beiett lit. Die Gerben iunrben
ge5lumngen, iiber oem SifiniBa an ae.
hen. Die Seerr befim6en iidl lett AMI
Der aoiioluo=0odebene, BEN biitori.
fd)em gnrieIfeIo. SIR iumroc ieiner-
seit Die beriibnite GdJladjt siuiidjen
ben Siirfrn nno ben Serbem aeidjlo-
Gen, am Gage bes beiligem Ie,t,
oem IS. Snni 1889, in Der Der tiir-
fildDc Snltan Mnrao Der Grite pun
0em ierbiid)en G6elmann Miloidj err
murbet iunroe, Die Siirfem abcr sic
SdIadt geiuannem mno Der Ierbiidlcn
1lnnbbansigfeit ein Gmoe madltea
9aabesii bnnoert Sabre ipGter, a,n
19. Cftober 1448, fano jier a6er-
mals cine SdAadjt ifatt, siuiidlen
ocm nnsarilden Neid)speripeier GeS,s.
6nnbaob nn6 6em ierbiidlen ;Siir-
iten @eurs 8ranfoluitidl, ais eritertr
anf ieincm 3nge aeeen bic siiifen
rbme Grlanbnis 0urdD ierbiides &c.
Eiet 5ieben ,uollte. Sn bieier slueiten
Shiaf)t erfodlten bic Ger6em cinen
aIda5en6en Sieg, Der aber nid)t iij-
1seu, lpnberm ben giirfeu III (jnfe
fam. Wan fat nn9enpmmem, Sal,
Bic Gerber and bies MsaT anf beni
Ijiifpriidjen Sdlad)tIeIo nod eincn
aftteu persueifelteu gSiSeritamS lci-
ften iuiir6en, es idjeint iidj bieie slm-
nabme aber nidt su erfiilirn. Sie
Seiferreidlfr baben in Nitruiuita
ZOO Wefanseme, barmnter bier cffi-
siere, gemadjt.
Gime Sepeid)e Der ycrlimer 3ei.
fnng ams Sofia melSet, oaf a6nia
Yeter bpm Serbien bic GinlaSuno
ieines Sdjniegerbafers. madj Mionfe-
negro st fommen, angenommen 6a-
be nnb baf Der Sit Ser IerbiidJen Die.
aiernng fiinftis in Gettinie, Scr
Samptifabt Montenegro's, icin iurr.
Sc. Cine anoere WadjridJt melbct,
Scr Sib Der ierbiIdlem Hcgiernna lei
nadj Der snr 3eit bon ben Moniere-
grimerm befetten nl6aniidjen Staht
Sfnfari bfrlesf iuDroen.
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eine 3uitinnnug nl0elid mar, beug.
te iid Der Gertpnnoete ridt obne
Miibe melt Dor ltt1o reihte eincnl
i'm 9alnfel 0es @agens falim iid1t
barren frall5oiiiben Mpeniager ben
Be6er bar, Der gierig ben belebenoea
Srlinf binllntergoB. Wait matter @a,loi
1iil6 einem 0unfesnort auf ben 2ifi=
pen CAB Der DeriDrnoete Sein0 0elll
gebalter 5nriid. Der oanll nod eill-
NAL gefiiat ltno nieoeruln gefeilt
moro. llno ebenIo belt es Der 8a9er
init ben 3igaretten. Die linn perab-
folgt iDuroen unb oeren @alfte oer
6ran5nann III aller Seinllihfeit sli-
seftedt erbielt.
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&nrSe l1eberli(ht.

Die sriedJiIde 9esiernns ioa
entidlDiien iein, Die anf iBr
Webiet fliidtenbem alliierten
Srmppen nidJt 81 internieren
nno nidlt sa entiuaffnem.
Sie oe1tidJem gcrbiinoeten
mebmen bic ierbiid)en Staotem
Wiitroiuika anb Hriltina. Sic
Ser6en iuer6en iiber bic Giti,
nita amf Sas Mmieliclo sitriif=
selegt. aOnis Yeter nil an.
seblid) nadj Gettinje seben. Ger
Sit Der lerbiiden Hesiernng
ipa nadJ Sfutari in Mlbanien
uerlest iein. glns ocm SGbem
Serbien's bat man nid)ts ac-
b6rt.
Die sSran5oicm ,uoacn sic
yiefrnten BON 1917 einberaten.
Die Gnslanoer bcieten sic
Stdbte 3enr iino atciipbon III
Weiopotamien, Is Meilen prn
4agoaO.
sinfimeen's Srnppen idlagem
slnsriffe Der yiiliien lei G5arto-
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man aus Dem Siibem Serbien's, no
angcblid) idJauere Santpfe 5ipiid.cn
ben gulgaren ailf Der eimen unb bcn
.Serben nnb gllliierten amf Ser an
bern Seite itattfinbei, nidlts geb6rt
Bat. gSie idon mGbreno ser lettem
Sage berburgehoben, iuerben mol oie=
ie amsebliden Siege ser glliierten
in jener @egenb mebr Dber iuemiaer
Sdiuimbel Ieim; Iumit ,uiirbe man
! i;id)t nit iolden frampf6aften 9ln.
itremgnngen mad) eimeln glIbl fir bie=
lie alliicrten Srmppem in Wried)ui=
lamb iudjem. Giner bmrdlaus innper-
| IaiIigen emgIiid]en gsad)rid)t AT ssul=
&c, iolen iibrisens oie TniIem eiu
Seer bpm $4,000 Wtanm sitm Gampf
anf oem yalfam ausaeriiitef habcu
Niemano meif aber, iuu oieies anaeb-
Iide Seer iteft.
glns gonbon iuiro aemeloct, Scr
gried)ildc Yremierminiiter hnbe au-
seblid) erflart, man luerSe alleroinas
fDrnell bagegen pruteitieren, sal, Sic
ierbilden mn6 ailiierten ;Siiidfiiuoe
anf sriediides 8ebiet fliidJteteii, man
luerOe aber feimem 'yinser riihrcn, nm
sit uerbinoern, oak oies aeidle6c ,tno
oaf bic esliidtlimae fid) in G5riedleu-
fano iuieoer nit oent, mas lie &c.
oiirften, perIpraten. CffisieN III ,ur
3eit nod feline GrflGrmna ser arie-
diidJen Slegisrnns iiber lire steI-
lnngnabme erfulgt. Srot6em iuciif;
Der Sitnationsberid)t Ser ,slil. Ireis
|e" id)on baum 5it ersablen, ons sic
griediide Siegiernng Sen nlliierteh
MadJten pcriprpden babe. iie ,ueroe
Die anf ilr @ebiet fliidJtenben icr-
biid)en mnO alliierten srmppen uidlt
entiuaffnen nnb nid)t intermiercn,
ionoern iie iucr6e linen pol(itGnoiae
6an0lnngsfreibeit gefua6ren, M TIM,
luas lie sn ilrer Sidlerl,eit nItic
fan0en, ia lie uerSe i6ncit N Siei6m
3iuefe iOsar Giienbabmen mno sele.
arapDenltnlen sur Werfiigmna itelleg.
Gs lit ia bnrdams mift nfm0alid;
oa6 Die arirdjiidJe 9ieaiernma, be1uo.
aem bmrdj bie Nrubmnaen Gifdlencr's
81 bieiem Gntid)lnfs gefum,nen III
aber jebenfalls lit IS gatIadlc, oos
iie biz iebt bieIen GntIdlIus nudl uid,t
uffisiea mifeeteilt fat.
Jranfreidl luilI SEN saefruteu;olr.
gang BON 1917, ser alIu reomISr s,it
in mebr ais einem Sa6r ein6erufer
lueroen iollte, einsiefsn. "a inl(sm
oies unaefalr 4OO,OOO Monr ie;,,
lanter iunae Burden i'm yilter ,,au
ad)tscbn umb neunsehn sahren 0cre.
raj 0allieni, Der arieasm;n;;ter Sat
bies oireft perlauat. Nrnfid,lams
fat cs bic iest nod, nidlt nSt;o oe.
babt, einen siefruteniobrooua arr n
Der Belt einsuberufen
Nie GnalGnoer melSeu. ;;e III.
ten in MeIoputamieu Sic StSStr 2smr
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3luei ead)ien

iiten I'M aaiinhener Soofbr1llhaus
lno boren Den eifrig bisputierenoen
Stnungaiten 5ii.
Ga iagte Der cine. rGlL ih heerc
zen 8eiern bod iebr aerne sr. penl.
ie 70 ibre Sprahe reoen.~
usSa", ertpioerte Ser oloerc.
veeheaolid) is . bid illrdobar idc.
De, ooB mir Sofien eeen' Giolefe
baml@
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SaMs III Dfrrentrll.

Sas natere mno pberc Gtpd,uerf
ppn Nr. 21S Cit.Gpmmerrc StraEe
lit 81 perremfcn NGbere Mnsfmnft in
ser Office Der nssreien Treiie"
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@crgaloppiert.
5Sn,,icIe MpE,,,,or ho;rot

gSooiele Wdnner beiraten iebt MIR
oes @eloes ipegen", lagte lie. o9u
irilroeit mid bod nidt ums @eIo SET
rdterL Sarrp. nidt mnbr2"
pgfein@, erfldrte er prompt uilidt
nm afles @elo Der @eIt piiroe idl
bid beiroten."
llno oann mar er neronBt, ais ne
ausrief: oSorrb, on biit elm S6en.
io[".
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@eindlt Sofort snics jilnacs
eentides Mabdlen fir leidlte Sansar.
belt, orei fleine GinSer i'm Sanie.
@nte gebanolnna. 534 Gef stpe.
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Sr. Clara q. Gppf, Sraielle ltno SIirs
Der aranfheiten, Al Gibbs @e6dilbe.
grodett 3747.
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Or. Sirsel lit 5liriidgefebrt. 3G2
&ids- -8ebdloe. Grofett 1900.
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Or. Charlotte Strnm iIt su i6rcr
Eraris sltriifgefebrt. Gil @iocrc-
@ebniloe Grofett 2702.
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@lan foa ME Die Soffiuug opf-
geben. @er ober bon Ser Sofinlnq
lebeli min, lit elm boffnungsloicr
Saa.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-03
NATIONAL DEFENSE IS
NORWAY'S QUESTION

CHRISTIANA, Septeber Sinus
ual Importance may be attached to the
Forthcoming elections of members OF
parliament, for which the different
parties have already adopted their
platforms. The Storthing, as the en-
tire Norwegian legislative body is
called, is elected every third year, di
rect by the people, with women nov
entitled to vote under the same condi-
tions as men. The election will take
place this fall.
In common with a number of other
countries, an issue in Norwegian POI
itics this year is the question of ma
tional defense. The war crisis year
ago found the country very poorly pre-
pared to meet emergencies. The army
and navy were by no means up to the
standard required by the military ex.
perts, and the people have but lately
realized how largely the country is
dependent upon foreign countries for
food supplies. The latter circumstance
is due to the fact that in the last two
or three decades faring has diminish
ed the young people of the rurarl dis
tricts having passed more and more
freely into the industrial work in the
cities.
Consequently it has been increas
ingly difficult for the farmers to gel
help, and the situation has made com,
petition with foreign products almost
! cut of the question. For grain, flour
and sugar, for instance, Norway has
been dependent on the imports from
the United States, Russia and Ger
many. The war brought about great
curtailment in these importations, anC
has impressed the Norwegians thai
something must be done to make thei'
country more self-supporting.
The Conservative and Liberal lefts
in their platforms for the coming ell.
ection, have made their chief demands
therefore, for the strengthening of thu
national defense to the full extent tina
he country can economically bear
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-09-03
SAVANNAH CONSUL KIN
To Won E|CHBORN

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. 3.-Field
Marshal Won Hindenberg, in the cam
paign against Russia, is ably assisted
by Colonel Generals Won Eichborn and
Won Beulow, whose tasks were to carry
out operations so masterfully planned
by their chief. General Eichborn is
distant relative of Mr. Ernst Eich-
horn, the German consul here. Won
Eichhorn was born in 184S at Breslau,
Germany, was second lieutenant in the
war of 1866 and first lieutenant in the
war of 1901. Since then he has
rapidly advanced until two years ago
he was made colonel general.
He was very i'll at the outbreak Of
the war, but on his recovery was CIV
en- the important post he now occu-
pies with such splendid success.
Needless to say Consul Eichhorn is
very proud of the record of his kins-
man.
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and for an increased duty on imports
of grain and flour so that Norwegian
FARMERS may be able to regain their
lost ground in competition with for
eign products.
The party that is at present in pow
er, however, asserts that there is no
need of strengthening the defense of
the country at present. They point to
the fact that the government has been
able to conduct the country safely
through situation when everything
was ablaze around it. So far as the
protection of the farmer is concerned
they propose guarantee that the gov
eminent pay the farmer a stated price
for grain or establish state monop-
oily in this particular trade.
The National Committee of the party
in power has recommended coopera
ton with the Socialists rather than
concede the demand made by the arm
ament advocates. The Socialists in
Norway still adhere to the doctrine
that the International Socialistic fra
ternity is able to prevent war among
nations, and instead of increasing the
means of defense, the party would
have Norway keep no army or navy at
all. The Socialists at the last election
numbered two-fifths of all the voters
Since then the party has gained con-
siderably so it is not impossible that
in combination with non-armament
sympathizers they met get control Of
the next Storthing.
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graved in relief along with that of
Monsieur Poincare. There is no effigy
of the president as republican tradi-
lions oppose anything that might sug-
gest accession" or recall the times
of kings and emperors. A surious cir
cimstance, is that the nawes of dep
uties and senators who were against
the election of Poincare are linked
with that of the president in way to
leave the inference to posterity that
they voted for MONSIEUR Poincare.
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Southeast Is Busy With
Continued Improvements

COLUMBUS, Ca, Sept 3,-The In
dustrial Index says in its issue for
this week:
1.-THE beginning of new CONNER
cial year finds the Southeast busy, and
confident of continuing and increasing
improvements.
This confidence is expressed to a
marked degree in the organization OF
new corporations and firms and the
expansion of others, representing many
lines of business and rejecting accu-
rately the general revival and bright
ening prospects.
THE greatly improved conditions are
evident in the increased activities and
bigger volume of business. The pros
poets for better and better things have
a most substantial foundation in fact
and there is firm belief that this sec
ton and this country are entering
upon a period of prosperity that even
tually will become the greatest and
most comprehensive America has ever
known.
Millions of dollars will be turned
into the channels of business imme~
diately through the marketing of the
cotton crop, just begun. Millions are
being sent from Europe to pay for
products of American farms and
factories Mills that were idle are
running on full time. Industries that
were halted are going forward vigor-
ously.
Business men know the period
of depression has passed. They have
caught the new call of commerce and
they are preparing for the greater
things to come.
"Twenty-seven corporations were
formed during the week with minimum
capital stocks aggregating $S09,200.
Among the items of construction
work to be done this week, as report
ed, are:
Apartment house, Atlanta, Ga;
bridges, Muscogee county, Georgia, and
Orange county, Florida; church build
ings, Arcadia, Fla. and Crystal
Springs, Miss; hotel building, Safety
Harbor, Fla; paving, portions of TWEEN
ty-six xstreets, Tampa, Fla, end Moul-
trie, Ga; roads, Jackson, Marengo and
Pickens counties, Ala; garage build
ings, Chaplin, S. c., and West Palm
Beach, Fla; sewers, Daytona, Fla
Ensley, Ala, and Macon, Ga; schoo
building, Chatom, Ala; theatre build
ings, Athens, Ga, and Barlow Fla, !.
warehouses, Charleston and Licking
| ton, s. c., and Baxley and Eatonton,
Ga; wharves, Charleston, 3. c., and
Pasagoula Miss.
Construction contracts have been
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FRENCH MILL MAKE
EXAMINATION Of TRENCH

PARIS, Sept. 3.-Two hundred tray-
cling Pathological laboratories are
being organized by the French military
authorities for use at the front. Chem
lists attached to the laboratories Will
regularly visit all the positions occu-
pied by the troops, examining the
water and foodstuff for impurities, con-
trolling the disinfection of the trench
es, and keeping an eye on such mat
tiers as drainage, malaria and flies,
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MARKETING PEACH
CA0P IS GREATER
PROBLEM IN WORK.
GOVERNMENT is AIDING IN THE
PROPER DISTRIBUTION OF THE
CROPS MORE DIFFICULT THAN
RAISING.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept 3-The
peach crop of the country will amount
fifty-eight million bushels. With the
application of more scientific methods
the crop has increased greatly in re-
cent years and the peach grower is
now confronted with problems of mar
keting rather than of production Ow-
ing to their perishable nature peaches
are usually difficult to dispose of with
out loss, and good distribution is es-
sential to prevent the quilting of some
markets while scarcity and high prices
prevail elsewhere.
In order to facilitate proper distri-
button the United States Department
of Agriculture has just published the
results of study of the movement OF
the peach crop in 1914 Georgia it is
found ships practically double the
amount Of any other state, 4,S03 car
loads coming from there in 1914. Cal
ifofrnia, Washington, Ohio, Michigan
and Colorado follow with shipments of
between two and three thousand cars
The other states bring the total to
thirty thousand carloads.
In handling this vast crop there is.
no uniformity in packing or grading
A change in this respect would, it is
said, result in a higher level of prices
for high-grade fruit can almost al
ways be disposed of. Another recon-
mendation is that dealers in the small
er towns cooperate in buying peaches
by the carload and in pushing their
sale.
The publication already mentioned,
Bulletin No. 29S, contains in addition
to statistics on the movement of the
crop, a map showing the peach areas
and a graphic calendar showing the
duration of the shipping season in
each state.