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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15

3isbsnb. abtkilunssn, auf ein5sln.
Sifijisrs. Dor ben porbring.nosn
Deuifaen tuipih man bur4 Sin.srs
tbarsn In bic ;ablrsl6sn 55blen nnp
untsrirbiTdtn Gdnee, nm on onbsrsn
Sttllen ben Uleufelmorb iori3uIsben.
Ginies mdnnlite JrtiihdrIer baitsd
GransniI,ibuns angtiset.
Dab li4 bic 5rupp.H bss 12. aprps
ni4t BART Ob,r grdufdm s,ssist bdb<n.
beipeifsn Sablrsi4s BdIle, in bsnsn iis
iiir Jrdusn. @reiis uHb ainbtr cine
unter ben obp1ltsnben llmitdnbtn be-
fonbers dntriennsasmsribe Jiiriorss
bsipisf,n babsn. Cine aH3abl iufolg,
Don Gntbinbans beitldgeriser Orou,n
ipurben aus eefdbrIidtn SduierH an
sinsn ssfhIbitn Gri ssirnssn unb bel
unftren 9srtpunbsttn auf WcirassI
sebtiiet. Weripunbee Ginpobner -
bi. 0,rpunbunsn riibrisn mtift BON
fsineIi4sn gSsutr btr - frurhen rsrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15

S6iffen sefdbrIid 1T. Was er aber
GHSlanb 5useitunben bat, barf er.
lpenn er geredt iein tpia, Deutidlanb
nidt peripeigsrn. Gr mub aesierem
sseeniiber bas 3useitdnbnib MAIDEN,
bab 1au9bopis beredtist iinb, SdiIfe
an3ugreifen. bic bem Teinbe ariessmas
terial Sufiibrtn. Gs baubslt I'D, Bios
barum, ben ri4tissn Iusipss su finben
unb bas 1T lsidt gu bstpsrtitsIIissn
penn Der prdiiOent cine sefonberie 8es
fOroeruns Don Wlunition unb paifas
gieren porItrsibt uub slei95sitis
auorbnst, bat bic paHasier. Gabrs
aeuse beionbers ienntlid, semadt psrs
BEN miiiIsn. Gin folder @srihlag
ipiirbs iofortiss 3uitimmung finb.n
unb man fam benz praiibenteu ben
9orpurf ni6t ,riparen. bob er nidt
BON pornbersin oieie 9oriidtsmabres
seln ungsorbnst bat.
Gs blitbe bdnn nod cine Weritdnois
gung bariiber gu irsffen. ipie &c nit
Der 3ufubr pon Rabrunssmitisln ee'
balteu rerber iou. Wenn enelanb
nidt eeiiatt.t, bab 2ebensmitteI nuh
0suti6lanb etIursen, brautt biefes
aud ni6t bic 3ufubr bon aebensmit'
tsln na6 Gnelanb gu erIauben. Sn
bisiem Iane ti,tsr iid 3ipsi auspcse.
Gntpeber Der grdfosni Sipinst Gnss
Lamb, bic 3ufubr BON aebsnsmittslu su
Qsitatten obsr lpenn er bos nitt otr'
mag. bann muB sr ebenfalIs bi: aeions
btrte 3ufubr ron 2ebensmittsln unb
guTdqier,n psrdnInT,n. Der bisberigs
Stoubpuntt be- grdfoenten. bab amss
riianiIde qdFlgisre nit ibrem asibe
bic .nalii6sn Qaoungen bsdeu io!Ien,
III unbalthor. mir bermutben. bah
Qorihldg, in benz bon
uns aneefiibrttr Siuns lauien tpsrben
llrb olsoanu lpars ss bic pfIiht bes
qrdHosnten, otnt Bsitsr.s barauf sins
,uaeben, bd nur 1uf oisf. Weife I'D, bic
bi.t,t oi. esr.tt,n Sorbes
runQsn Der Der S.aaien unb E.uti6 |
lambs in giniInn5 gu brinsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15

Gs 1T etne aIte 9eoba6tung,
baB bic Ruifsn bic grSBten GrfoIge
melben, tpenn lie Die i6periten Rieber>
Iagen erleiben. 0us tbaten lie 5ei Der
S6Io6t BON 2obS unb bel peridiebes
men anbsren 9elegenbeiteu. 3ulest in
be aGmpfen I'm 2emberg. Sn ben
lesteH Saeen bebaupteten iie tDdhs
renb tie beItGnbig baponltefen, jez
ben Gag 10000 @efansene gemu6t
su baben, pdbrenb iis in Wabr>
belt beitdnbig 8uriitgebrGnst psrben.
@ir t6nnen nur uniere grmabnuns
tuieberbplen, Ra6rihten aus ct. pes
tersburg p0uig un6ea6tet 5u lafen,
bic Siege mslben, pon bener Riemano
etlpus peib unO RieoerIagen bebarrIi6
peri6peigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15
an m(ere uere5rten cqc!
aufruf su einsr yeition sesen @aHenIiefernne.

Tim ben YraFbenen sn hbeusn bh bic amefaniid Waon III
Der @ansfernae nbnmanitat iinnenraat Hnb HHssredg
f erbId est bic Hbht NOR i'm cine mi Bis bn asn
ameanem girsern umterssaete Eu hbenoen DC Fa &C.
ben 1auaer s Su Sieim gsbnfs perOem nHisrt Ssr'
bn ar eru brm 9amH nebh obnort uno sfaaf nnisr oo
Sofmment henm m6sia flint ptire Hnedreh
eIansn 70 ba6 un ieSsm Coupon S 9amH H StseoHpoH
no Sann auSsndnoeu nnb bsm ngoba pe0nd ODsr pr So
Gineiuna golisbla g. o. gor 226 5usueu porauf MIR w ah
Die Central SammeIiteue abermitsIn wcrotn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15
Sic pOlferrettsmiorise 5iibruns
Ses belsiidcn Sultstriess.

Iem bc,itiden @eitbud iiber Bel.
aicn liuo ioIaenhe auSfiibrlid)c Gin
5clbciten iiber has gerbalten Der bel.
giiten @cpGItcy!mg beigcgeben:
Sic Grmor0ungbesS : Der Il
Gtenqerin aeri d ot iuiro pie
io!gt beridtet:
1ie amtIid 5cr!liene beI9iide Ill.
teriufumgSfommiiiion iut0 bic nlS.
llnoiide greiie 5aben ueben ben gail.
Ioien gcrIellmoJmaen Der oeiGtidleh
aricgfiihriing In Selsien ant ben
Sal gerItot IN oen areis ibrer Gr.
6rterlmaen eejoaeu. gle tourtter iib
bcibc nit)t qem'l in ben Sdiloerlm'
gen oes nbar5ariIhen" sluitreien6
Der beltiden SrIppen iiub ibrer 81.
ii'iere gegcnl,ber Der .tnrmIoien"
etnuobueritoit iotpie Der ooIligen
@rlmbIoiigteit bee iiber bic sfrieo!i.
de" Staht abeebaIteuen Stratac.
ridjt: cr1ehcu. Ter tuobre Sn6per.
bit h.y SIrh cine Reihe iorgiaItiger
eio!der gcruebunnggr einiuaio.
ireier 3sugen feiteeiteIIt lporoen IL.
Ocigt elm snr3 anberes Bib:
9Ln 10. gluJnit 1914 rporeu belt'
tde lruppeu bon Der S. SHiarterie.
brigade III 9Ierifpot untereebraht.
Ger Sta5 Ter Brigade 3og all Sieien
Rage in oie friebIif breinifauenoe
siaot elm Ger Sberit Sienger, 8iib'
rer ocr 9ripaoe, fanbte icinen goiu.
tanten Salptmann Sd,,uar5 poraus,
m bas Guartier fiir bic angebori.
asR oes Stabes su beiorsen. Snnpt'
mann Staparj tpnroe pom benz Biir.
germciiier imo oeiIen ebcirau irennS
lid, eirpiln9eu; Der 8lirrrnleliter
mics aIs oas heiie Guattier ieu eige'
aes an Marftplas geIegenes gsobn.
haus al. Tort traf oann an Yadmit.
taa 5uii9en nmb 5 llbr Der Sbcrit
nit ieinem GreonnnnsoiiI3ier, Seut.
ucEt 9eperS6orff, ein.
Ter gerfehr Der in bem Gliartier
elen5en Giiliiere nit bcm @irtb
belt iih pou aIniong al IN boilid)en,
!iebcnauilrbiJen 6crnten.
lin s llbr abenbE ertonte pIoblih
in Ger Staot elm beiouoers Iauter
S6rt, Der has 3eihen 81 einer all.
ae!aciuen &eiticBing Der IN ben
Straber imS auf bem @arttpIne Der.
ianureIicn beutihen 9ruppen beoeit.
tete. Gle SdliiiIe iieIen meiit aus ben
Sdmmtlid,e Ebiiren iHo
iSeriier ScS Sairies, aus oem bic or.
item Sdiliie obeeseben tpnroen, pa'i
cer ieit peri9loiicn inb nuiBten crit
bon bcn 9ruppen einseihIagen iper.
ben: Sas S5aus ipiirbe IN granb ae.
ieei. Mebrere 8ipilperionen, bic Su
IIieben iud)ien, piirOen ergrifiai,
oGrunter piele nit ben gSniien in Der
3ano: bon liner nAroen SIS eripadr
icne Manner als 5reiitarIcr eridoi.
len.
Ter Sberit Stengcr mar allein in
ieiuem 3immcr i'm Salie bes 9iir.
Iermaiiters gebliebGr. 3as Saus mar
clrd eine autidrift an Der 2biir
oeutIi1 oils Sis beS Stabes Der Sri.
laOe erfennbar. Sberit Stenger bate
M Dertrauen auf bic ppn Der Gin.
uobneridait gebeudeIte GrelinoIifp-
'eit Den Radymittng aiii Dem Dor iei.
tem 3immer glegenen 8oIfoH ieber.
mann iidGbar 5Iigebrndt. 8egen
lItenS bate er iidb IN Dem bed be.
eu6teten 3immer bel eeoffneteu
9aIfontbiiren nnfeebnlten.
glIs SniIptmnnn SdDar5 uno
,cutnnnt geperSborif ibn abenos
lad) s llbr aifiufen tpolien, I'M
oegen bcs llsberialIs anpeiiunsenI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15

Ssrro probastp Bat in Der
Sanbelstammer eins patrtotii6s S5ens
peranitaltet, bic einen itGrten tbeutralis
Iaen 9eigeI6mat bate, inbem er
bic 2lnDsienoeH auf bic Jlosge
ihp6ren lieb. Splds bramatiihe
&unogebungen iino MIR Bel Boil
fern Site, bic ii6 bur6 ManseI
an gdtriotismus bemert6or MAIDEN.
ME in SiiOamertta urb Den fiiblihen
&Gnoern guropas. $50 Der potriotiss
mus I'm SIeiIa unb glute lisgt, fpie
bel uns, brau6t man bic 8iirqer nicht
auf3uriittelu. sic tbun ibre pfIi6t
unb S6uIoigteit, aud penn iie niht
bon &Om0bidnten bd3u angeregt
fperoen. 2(u6 liegt ni6ts Dpr, mas
befOnbere @sraulaTung bietsn piirbe,
bic patriotii6en Gmpfinounsen an5us
reger. gs itsht tetn Ssiub Dor unfes
rem Iboren uno gaiemanb nil uns ets
mas gu 2siOe tbun. Damn 1T nod ets
fpos iiber bic Gibesformsl, bic 5err
9robasco Oorgstragen bot gu bsmsrtsp.
Sie lautst, bGb bic giirger sinfteben
foaen fir ein Qanb, fir eine
g prG d e uno fir cine 1luggs. Sas
1T etpas gang Neues. Bis iebt mar
uns ni6t betannt, OaB bic Spra9e eir
Senn3eiten bon patriotismus it. SIN
8iirgertriege tdmpften 6unoerttaufens
be Don MdHnern, bic taum Elm 8ort
englii6 tunuten. gao6 QuffaiIung beg
GERM prObaseo tpdreu bieie Mdnner
Die tbr 2ebeu fir Die Union opfsrten,
feline putrioten getpeisn. Sn biefer
Weiie bat probasco aus einem fsierlis
9en Moment cine Sanspuritsrei ge,
ma4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15

gaorimtIianSarber bat es
gliidli6 10 nett gebra6t, bag i'm iebt
bic probritsn einen Der Sbrigen nenz
nen unb ibn gegeu 0euti6lanb unfiibs
rem t0nner. gu perpunoern III bos
tpobl niht. 9aroen bat ietnen journas
ltitifaen Ruf Damit bsgriinbst, baB er
gsnau bas gntgessnssfeBts iaat, mas
ale glnberen benten. 0a gang
9eutiblanb unb bic gar5s sioiIiiirte
Delt barin einig lit, bab es Elm grober
8eritob segsn bic Sultur uno Sittli6s
teit lit, ariege burd @affeuIiefes
runs gu f0rOern. 10 tOHnts ii6 Surosn
nidt bic 9elegsubeit sntgeben luis
fen, Qtufieben gu erregen, iroem er bus
9egentbeil bebauptete. WGbrerb jeber
re6tlit bentenbs Wleni9 es ais cine
5eigbsit Der griten betra6tet, ariessz
material unter benz S6uB ppn ameris
tunifden qaiiagieren gu bef0rosrn, 10
bot iih fir Sdrben abermals cine @es
lesenbeit, in ieiner geiuaten. gsbadten
G6reibrpeiie ben srtgegerseiebter
Stunopuntt einsune6msn. 3is pros
briteu eripeii.n ihm bafiir bic ansrtsns
rung, bub iis i'm ben bebeuteubitsn
Sournoliiten 9euti6ldnbs nennen. cSn
ienem 2arbs fslbit Bat man ihm bieie
Guertennuns ME ge5Olt Dort BAT man
ibr Itets rt6tig aIs Seniation5baf4er
qsbrarbmartt, Der bic tpiberiinnigiten
glriiater pertritt, I'M adufer fir isin
Waonatsbeft unauIoteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15
Gute Stimmuug.

,Sn Oeuii6ldno bat Die 9toie pes
prdTbentsn bsfrisbigi. neil tis Be
fiirdtungen, bic man ssbest Bot, uttt
eiusstrofIen Itnb, ba lie tsin Gntpeoer
Obsr entbisIt. Die onesn,hme
Gmpfinbuns in Geuti6Ianb itrabIt
Hab Woibington suriid. 0ort freut
man ii9. bab bic POte siinitio 5eurs
tbeiIt pirb. 9ub bisie auseIsgsnbsit
" Elm beiferes StaOium sslanst III,
tpirb ipphl Brian 81 perbontsn isin.
Sbns 15rags bat Der 9orpurf, BAT oas
gerbaltsn bes 9rdIibsnten cine beiries
bigsnbe Grlebisuus bes Sireiifdaes
nit Deutit)lanb ni6t in beiiimmte
9tusiiht iteut, bas SduIbbepubHeiu
bes prdIibsntsn eetpedt urb mar ibm
aud aus BEN Grunbe unangenehm,
bag er in ben 9erba9t jiHgotisif6er
Neisungsn gstistb. Das Oeran!abte
ibR ,einen miloersu Sou anJuihIagsn
Der bsrubigeHb auf 9eutfdlonb s,'
iptrit BAT.
Die pffisi0isn SiimIn,n in Moi9s
ington itelIsH jsbo6 bic Sahlase in Der
Weiis bar, bab bic beuifts Resisrung
ibren bisberigen Stdrbpuntt perlaiIen
unb tsine fpeiteren Sebiugungsn fieIlen,
ionbsru ii6 BEN Millsn bes grdsbens
ten poll unb gang unterpsrfen pirb.
Wir npaen boffen, oub Der Prdiibtnt
ielbit iid ioI6en Suufousn giat bin
giebt, ba ionit cine GnttGuihuua uiht
auSbletben t0nnte. mi. in alien biplo'
mutiiten untsrbdnblurgen, In ipeI1eu
es niht ouf sinen 9ruh abssieben 1T,
fam bisis angsIeaenbeit nur NIT einem
gerglsi6 snben. 9tuii6Ianb lam ben
3uu6boottrisg niht einitelen. neil bas
f6lsdtsrbinss unm6glia IN. 81.
5auhboote perfOlesn Der 3psd. bic
Muritions5ufubren ab5uihntiben. 0us
1T cine fold p6lis bere6tiats 5Orm Der
Srisgsfiibruns, fpie bic 3ufiibrung bon
geritdrtunssn an ben 5einb gu oerbins
bern. Grftsres III in feirer art nod
ipidtiger, oenr penn Der ,Seinb tein.
Utunition bat, III er beiiesi, Dbne bub
man i'm au3usrsifeu unb NsHiteH gu
opfern bruuht.
Sn bieis bers9tists Gorm Der
2riessfii6rune sreift Der prdiibent itOs
reuo Elm, oblpobl er gang bsionbere urs
fade bate, ss gu untsrlaHen. 90 fsbr
er aud bic Baifenli.feruns aus bitiem
Qdnbe p6ltsrre9tiib su begriinoen
perIubt, 70 blsibt bod bic abdtIahe
beiteben. bab sr bamit ben Qliirien bic
ipirtfdmfte 5ilfe leiftet uno in folder
Beife 9eutibldnb betdmpft. 4nees
iidts bieier 5batIahe lam 2eb!er.s
gum Winbeiten perlanssn, bdb Der
prdfibent ni6t nod sineu S6ritt iueis
ter gsbt unb bafiir Gorge trGgt, bab
bic ablieferuns ntdt eeftOrt ipirh. Sds
III cine ii6er aaes Wdb binausaebenbs
ltnterfriibung Der Iaiirtsn. Die p6ls
ferre6tIi4sn prin5ipisn. auf bic Der
prGiibent iih CUR Reftfsrttguns isines
beruft, finb nt6t 3utrefs
Tenb, neil sr lie Gngldnb gsgsniiber
ni6t anfpsubst. Gr bat bieTem gsiiots
let, bas 8lodabegsbiet, i'm @ssenfab su
ben bisberissn prin3ipisn bss @olisrs
re4ts aus5ubebnsn, neil bic neue
@affs Der Sau@bpOts ben blodirnbsnI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15
Tienstas, ben Is. SUM 1915.
Die Gntfasibuna bss Cir

euttseri6ts, oab 9onbutteure nidt gu
tparten brau6en, bis 9aiiasiere an ibre
SiBe gelangt iino, fonoern bic Stras
benbabn ibon in 8elpesung IeBen tons
nen, ipenn bic puiIugiere iih nod auf
bem 2aufbrstt beftnben, pirO tGgIihe
llnsliitsfdlIe 5ur SOIgs baben, beious
bers bel 9amen, benen es fhper fdat,
auf einem Qaufbrett, pdbrenO Der Was
gen iia in pollem 2auf ober gar, tpenn
er I'm eine Gde id)ieBt, bas @lsi4sez
piht gu betpabren. Die GntI6eibung
bes 8eridts III uuperniinftie uno
Tolte, tpenn bon benz Obergeriat be-
itGtigt, opn Der 2esisIatur auber Strait
geiest perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15
AMERICAN HUMANITY LEAGUE
SIG Garfield Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
10 tine President Of fine United Sfsfes'
A PETITION.

WE THE UNDERSIGNED CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES.
protest the from this to the
Europe the things that kill" hereby Loyalty
and respectfully the humanity justice and Of
call the Congress into extra session that
upon resolution investing President Of
the United the embargo the xporta
this country ammunition and other munitions Of war
and at any
WE BASE petition ineonoyebe fac. that uned
with
DO instrumental oonsing conflict into which sister nations have
been may be plunged
ground while lay Of nations
permits practice against somny sincerely protest at
this nothing this law which eomPe government TO
permit this especially and those
the conservation Of the
right the the munitions when occasion
appeared them demand and instances the exercise OF this
right may be found the history OF the United States
VIZ QUOTE Of this latter assertion the following cases.
On March &C. 1894 Congress provided for embargo of 30 days
On April H. 1894 this embargo extended by Congress May
e5 1904
On May g. 1894 the expectation Of munitions pro-
hbited by Congress for the period Of one
In 1901 general embargo instituted by Congress.
On April 1872 embargo provided for by Congress
prohibited
by act Of Congress
In 1905 President Roosevelt proclamation under til.
mentioned Act idding the expectation Of ammunition and mun
sIous Of 20 the Dominican Republic.
On March ~ 1912 Congress provided for embargo the
dOns exist and the day President Taft placed embargo
against Mexico.
Mexico.
prevented .pm.ns arms
etc, TO Spain
H. Since the beginning the practically
neutral States of Europe placed smbagOa the szporaton Of
and other munitions O
L. Parliament
time embargo tho
and when 1870 the German Government. asked that Great
the Act effect Her Ma Principal Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs replied 1T the Parliament has authorized put
embargo the of purely
municipal and domestic We
with the interests Of our people"
WE HOLD interest. Of our country
moment demand that this
exercised promptly and effectively for given
those eloquent words Of Proclamation Neutrality:
be neutral In fact well every
Transaction which might give Preference
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-03-30
Buy at Home.
From the Savannah News.

Buy at home.
This is getting to be the slogan every
where. 1t has been the doctrine preached ny
the Savannah Press in season and out or sea,
son, and we do not THINK II can De Iou01lou
upon too often.
The heads of trade organizations IN otner
cities have taken up this subject with some
yigor and we have been impressed VITA an
interview given by Mr.. J. d. Rosenberger,
president of the board of trade OF Birm1ng-
ham. Ala. to his home papers on the sub
ject We quote some extracts from the
statement given out by this gentleman:
NV attention has been called to the
necessity of trading at home at this time
particularly because | was informed To-
day that representatives of a New York
concern had engaged rooms at the Tut
Wiler hotel and had sent out invitations
to a large number of the prominent Wo-
men in Birmingham urging them to call
at these rooms, inspect samples ana OF
der shoes. l sincerely hope that BIZ
mingham women will decline patr1ot1c-
ally to buy from outsiders, especially as
they can get any or all of their wants
filled from a dozen or more Birm1ng-
ham merchants. Very probably they
can get identically the same shoes and
at prices 25 to 80 per cent less; GER
tainly they can place orders Tor the
same shoes with Birmingham mer-
chants, ana LnaC IS all Cuoy "OuIu OO
able to do did they purchase from THESE
New Workers. | am sure these people
do not sell the shoes direct, for that
would mean payment of a heavy license
to the city. But not only do they dodge
the license tax, which every home mer-
chant has to pay to help keep the school
and parks and Fairgrounds OF the city
running, but every cent one spends with
them goes right out of Birmingham. Not
Q woman who will go there to buy shoes
hut depends, at least in a measure, upon
Birmingham for her very livelihood.
Every dollar diverted from some other
city to Birmingham does just that much
to strengthen and build Birmingham.
CORES oold 'ngly, every dollar sent away
from Buckingham that ought to be ex-
pended here hurts the city just that
much Every woman who buys shoes
from an itinerant merchant is just hurt
ing her city that much. It is the part
of patriotism, the part of soun1 COM
mon sense, the part of true economy,
to buy from Birmingham merchants.
The itinerant is here today and gone
tomorrow. In most instances he has
no reputation for character and integ-
rity and reliability to preserve, so the
safest way to buy is to buy at home.
There is no better slogan than TRADE at
home" 1t touches the spot.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-03-30
Serving Ndtice of Marriage.
From the Macon Telegraph.

The suggestion made by DR.. w. N. Aims
worth Sunday night that two weeks notice.
or some such time, should be given by all
couples before taking out a marriage license
is perfectly sound, and if adopted would
doubtless do away with a great many OF
the miserable matrimonial failures which
are without a doubt doing their part to
lower the standard of the body social OF the
race.
Youngsters, fired by what they think IS
romance, propelled by propinquity, rush into
alliances that, while they often turn out
successfully, perhaps more often result IN
the partial wrecking of two lives. marry in
haste and repent at leisure is an old saying
that carries a great measure of sound phi
losophy.
Marriage is not thing to be lightly en-
tered into, not condition to assume before
both parties are ready and fitted to assume
the grave and tender responsibilities OF I'M
ion. 1t has its economic as well as its moral
aspects, all too obvious to demand emphasis.
The Georgia legislature, and others when
have come into prominence because of lot
of fool and attempted fool legislation
might well devote some of the time allotted
to such deliberations to just such measure
as advocated by DR.. Ainsworth.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-03-30
"Re Not Deceived"

The timely advice dis given the farmers
by the Triton Gazette to be not deceived by
the little squirt in the price of cotton. Re-
member it is planting time, when an adj
vance is a tempting bait to increase your
acreage. Says our contemporary:
Now is the time to remember last
fall, when for three months you begged
somebody to loan you only few dol
lars on your bale OF cotton to meet
pressing needs. 1t has been said the time
would never come when cotton would
not bring the ready money when ready
for market But it did. Not year
ago it was asserted that the price of
cotton would never go below 10 cents
again. But it did. Some people may
tell you that conditions last fall were
unusual They were. They may tell
you that such will never happen again.
But they lie.
Be your own man. Haven't you
worked long enough for other people?
Aren't you tired of begging for credit,
for money, for what you eat for tertll-
izers and for clothes for yourself and
family? Then try the other side awhile.
With meat in your smokehouse and
corn in your crib you can be independ-
emit You may have to go without some
things, but the great essentials neces-
sary to sustain life will be yours Ana
with these as a base to work from you
can in time be independent-be your
own man, and ask favors only of your
God 1t may be a little rough going
for awhile, but the end will be worth
many times the price.
There is good sense in what the Tiftor
Gazette says, and its warning should be
needed. But whatever may be the cause Of
the upward tendency of the cotton market
it is good to see prospects of a ten-cent leve
again. If the cotton growers had diversified
their crops to a greater extent last year ant
had not plunged so heavily in cotton the
price would not have dropped so low as i
did, and might even now be up to the II Y
cents mark, which eminent politicians 81
yehementIy promised some months ago.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-03-30
The Call of the Print Shop.

Editor Howell, of the Cuthbert Leader
has thrown up his government JoD and re-
turned to the print shop. He was recently
annointed TO assist in the collection OF the
census of manufactures, with headquarters
in Philadelphia, but he longed for the smell
of the ink keg the dust of the type case
and the rattle of the press and could not
resist their call And so here he is back
in Southwest Georgia again moulding pup
lie opinion. The current issue OF his paper
tells the wherefore of it:
Never before had we been in the en-
ploy of Uncle Sam While our rela-
lions with him were without friction
we felt relieved when we rendered our
resignation We prefer to be our own
hoss Having a business of your own
begets a spirit of independence. Rather
would we write news and editorials,
sat TYNE. feed a press, take proofs, read
proofs. make up forms, fold papers and
do many other things required in
country newspaper office, with garden
ing on the side, than to have govern
rnent Job in city, unless the salary
were much more than we can reasona-
bly EXPECT ever to receive. 1t is worth
something to live where there is breath
ing room and quiet and where one may
coax things to grow and get closer TO
nature.
The editor of The News gave expression
TO somewhat similar thoughts a few years
ago, but has since partially fallen from
grace-a fact that has caused him more or
less regret.
We missed you, Editor Howell, and well
come you home again
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-03-30
Applause.
BY Rev. E. B. Andrews.

The bend of the trees and the wave of
the grain accurately indicate the direction
of the wind. The applause of the commu-
nifty reveals the trend of public opinion.
Observe what men applaud and you will be
able to head the public thought. The man
who applauds himself is conceited. He VINO
applauds his fellow man is generous minded
Yet applause may be either spontaneous
or contagious. Some men applaud because
they have convictions. Others applaud by
way of imitation. Public applause indicates
the current public opinion, but it does not
always reveal private convictions. Applause
varies as the wave of the wheat field varies
The one shifts with the changing wind. Ine
other turns with change of leadership. The
bend of the wheat depends upon the wind
The vent of applause depnds upon the
thoughts of the leaders
Let your applause be the spontaneous eA-
preston of your own convictions, and you
will be numbered among the leaders Let
your applause be the result of contagious
imitation and you will be one of the MOB
Let your applause express your convictions
and hold no convictions which you are moi
ready to back with your actions and WIN
your life!