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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-11-20

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04
GO0DIER ON WITNESS
STAND AT HIS OWN
REQUEST TODAY

san Francisco. Nov AT hl- own
request Lieutenant Colonel Lewis f.
Goodier took the witne-n stand to.ay
i1 h.s eourtmar'ial oH charscs of i'm
dUeueiug junior officers OF the Slu
Diego aviation school of the ARMY Co
prefer charges against their superior
officer Captain A. :. Cownn. His
preliminary testimony was mostly "a
rehearsal of lotails LEADING Go The
charges brought last April aEa.us,
Captain CoWan.
He said that he advised Lieutenant
Roy Kirkland. who wrote tO Colonel
Goodiur's injured .on here about the
pending chargos. to gather The facts
n the Cowau case before initiating
any ac.ion and having made cer'al1
of them 90 let him know what had
been done Kirkland left san Diego
before the charges wera preferred
The accused onicer referred to the
number of men iniured In living %
the san Diegp school one ~ whom
was his son. siill incapaeisatod hy a
mil a year ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04
Law Initiated by
People May Be
Set Aside
South Dakota Supreme Court
Today Holds Legislature
Has Power to Repeal Any
Initiated Legislation.

Pierre. = D., Nov 4.-rhe Rich
ards primary law case was decided by
the South Dakota supreme court to-
day, the court holding the legislature
had the power to set aside the Rich
ards primary law initiated by the
people.
The legislature by direct Iegisla-
tion. enacted new primary law and
repealed the richards law. which had
been In effect Tor the last four years.
The court holds In brief, that tbs
initiative amendment 10 the cOnsiitu-
tion does not limit the powers OF the
Legislature TO enact laws but only
gives 20 tho people the power to COM
mand the legislature TO act on any
measure which Il may desire 10 have
enacted, and when 80 enacted the les
islation u subject 10 the same action
as any other law.
On the contention that the legisla-
ture had no right TO add the "cmer-
genoy" provision to the primary law
IL enacted. the court held that SO long
as no attempt was made to apply the
referendum TO the primary net tina.
.ssue is not before the court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04
CARRANzA To ASK
TERRITORY FOR
BASEBALL
National Association of Pro-
fessional Baseball Clubs to
Be Petitionel FOR Authority
to Form a League.

Auburn, y. v. Nov when they
meet in san Francisco next week
members of the National Association
of Professional Basoball clubs will be
asked by a representative of the Car
rama government for territory for a
baseball league In northern Mexico.
the game 90 be played In that terri
tory under 1ho rules Of organized
baseball Boo the United States This
was made known here today lv John
II, Farrell. secretary OF the assooia-
tiou, just before he left for the west
To- attend the meeting
Tho Carranza government recently
announced that the American nation
al game would supplant bun fights ~
Mexico. Secretary Farrell said that
the national board OF arbitration viii
consider several hundred disputed
baseball cases ON the special train
an route from Chicago t9 san Fran
cisco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04
Serbians Fighting Desperately
to Keep Way Open for Their
Retirement Into Monte
negro.
ALLIES MAKE PRESENCE
FELT IN MACEDONIA
Russians Concentrating Enor-
nous Force at REM for De-
scent on Bulgarian Terri
tory.

ms Eyrnine u-sA'H Lcss,d wi-cl
Inndun. Nov. I O:33 y. mD--
There were ucnrl, 2.O0o women
IN ~trbia'- army when lctt aud
more women soldiers were bciug
organized" said or. Grui;oh, a
~ctbinn army doctor nov in Lon
don to-day "ihr women are not
m special hattIiiOn~. -omr Of
thcm wear the complete uniform
ui -uldicT iuT tho -ai,r ui rttm-
foIt, white utlfuf, wear -kirt- with
luc univ. liiC Younger Wom.
~ 20 with their Lruthcr- ur hu--
hnnd~ The women are uI ever,
,ln>- ot the population ard Wc
cannot prevent item fium .trN-
ti- IhrN inspire thr men. with
whom thcN mHrth idle -, side.
and With whom thcN eat aud serve
-hould"r to shoulder ~ the
tr,u'hD~
These women atc not tiipid.
tie women in the rank- do nnt
lu>c their nerve under urC.
Nc r"aiiyc the great power uT
our friends IA the war. Every
soldier fccl- that Wc are ont, -
part al q world armN, aud II It H.
nee '--nrN that our ann, ~hHii bc
lu-i--noil u d. unly pat There
h. timc vet to save serbia. b,t 49,
.i~tIn'c iur lttT ounnut come too
quickly a."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04
Today S War
Summary

Trutnnic troop pressing the
serbian, ~uuthwurd are marching
"n krnlicNo about twcnt, mites
southwest 81 Cu'ak. along the
railroad which run~ frum north
western serbia to Ni~h and APP
proNimntrlN the same distance
.uuthwc-t uf krHguyCNatI
bulgarian truop- have ~tormcd
the town uf kalaiat, thus rchCh-
ing point oHly about -iN milc-
frum Ni-i.
Ia -outlgrrI ~crhin the lgulgnr-
inn- WHO are marching on Non
a~tn. are icing hcld in chcrk
near l'rilip. about twcntN-hNc
mile northwest of MDna-tir u
~alonili dispatch .tatc~.
Premier Laimi~ ct Grcccc At
tor the defeat oi hi~ gu,crumcnt
IL the rhamhvr hN a vote uf ~
e. 80 asked q ~u-pcn sion at the
,hnmhci- Wurh until n"N cIh-
iuct wH~ formed.
Rcrliu reports the ,auturr oI
SOO Nard- ot u French trcnDh
near Mn--igc- la the Champagne
district The current Itcu,h ~
port claiuI- that the major pot
tiou of t,c eruuI gained hN The
Germans IN tho Na-~igc- ~vvtur
wHs rrgaiuci m counter attacks.
IicId Nar-hal ,uu iiindcnhuru'
troops have pushed tlirir WAY
hac, tp the line Ia the lake d.
trict southwest ur uNir.k, from
which thcN were OBLIGED o. With
draw rc,rntiN uudrr iiu--iau pres.
sure. the German Wur office an
nuuugV-.
Prince Won i'ueioW. former
German chan, cllur b. not In
sutherland oI peace u'i-~iun.
he dC, Jared today In iurCrnc. Ne
al-u stated h. win not visit
NuCIid or Washington on
peace GRAND, - had rrtu report
Cd. lic dv, lnrcd Germany was
united Hii wa determined "a uut
the war 10 "a conclusion hN force
OF arms.
The major paIt of the Gcrn,An
gau was cancelled bN the French
counter attacks. " T. asserted
King Peter al serbia h report
Cd ia u me- --agc tron sofia To- have
gone "a the front "a encourage hir
tpops.
\ revolt or Nlbunian- b. south
western serbia T. reported through
Rome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04

Washington. Nov. f.-Carranxa
troops were he main Offenders in
firing across the border IN the bat
tie of Aqua Prieta, according 10
report from Major Oene'al Fuas-
ton, received today az the war de-
partmen.. The general says both
GALES and villa ala all they could
10 prevent injury to American
lives and property.
Il could not In fairness have
opened IRE oa villa withou- treat
ing Calles the same way he
added
General Funston's report dated
lest night. described conditions as
satisfactory and added:
Il consider the immediate ian
ger passed L desg ribes con-
ference between General Funs-
ton and villa at the border of
which General Funston says:
His CNillas) attitude was quite
satisfactory"
General Funston reported .ho
whereabouts of villa and his
main force was not definitely
known last night. although Il was
Tumured he was az Cahuilona,
eighteen miles sonth OF Agu.
Prieta recupemting his men fol
another attack A ten of his
men and some OF his baggsse
trains have reached Naeo. SON
ora. American patrols also re-
ported camp of about i.eon
men. opposite Osborne Arlz Gen
erai Funston estimated Vllar
entire force az about i2,0Qo with
thirty-siN pieces ui field artillery
and n large number af muchin'
guns.
custom General Funston said.
Vnia lcft all the WOMEN, children
and camp followers of his army
at Casas Grandes aud had with
him nothing but hghtlng men who
displayed excellent spirit through
out the hghl
General E'unston's report follows
YESTERDAY General Villa sent a n
uesi 10 me for an interview as
houvh had serious doubts as
ghethcr my action would be approve
hnaib concluded Il best to meet hi
Is he might have something Of ~
ioriance 20 communicate,
we met on the boundary one mi
'ast OF Agua Priota trenches al
alkcd in spanish about ten minute
iis attitude WIS satisfactory Mo
detailed Information viii be Eiven
, personal letter 90 the chief % sta
rhe Withdrawal from around Agl
pnetn of villas main force beg'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04

LuOorac. switzerland Nu. g. Nn
Paris. 1870 %. mr-Pru.p tuu Bu,-
low. t1IWer German chancellor m-
formed th, Associated Press tuda.
t'u hc had not com, Goo Switzerland
un t peace mission
lie declared Germany wa. resolved
.o continue thc war Co It- conclusion
hy arms
The prince mad, Do clear thl hs 7.
not going to Washington tu -c, Pros
.ucnt wilson or to Madrid tn 90. King
Alfonso .u relation ju' term. ur which
Germany Nigh. Doe vIuua .o di-.l.-
peace Nor Is hc ,ur5sed u such
discussions vita O papU dcl,goto or
anyone else Prince Won Hu,Inw
said.
The W.T. must Doe Tough, 1u, cor
u1ls united and Possesses ever,
resource iu material amt above uu.
300 unity and resolve O.. continue the
"ur to I,s conclusion by arms
'i am here AS 30 private person he
explained, '1ud VII, not talk politics. %
Tho only 1llusiol ON his part tu
American affairs Wa au expression
of regret at the death off Horma1
Riddcr of New York
Pcr-nu- boz Lurcruc Who have had
Prince Won Euclow under observation
during tho eight days ho has ,ocn r
Lucoruo u, convinced he conferred
with 200 Distinguished etraugors. such
Co., Mou-Iguur Nar.hitN plpal I,le-
gate Co switzerland. Premier Shuu-
dra or Foreign NiuI.tcr Suuuiun. uf
Italy or Former Premier Gloutu of
Italy. each uf whom nas been pee
ported 1t ,arugs "mcs tp have t.s-
it'd him NoIthcr has Hr srca Count
EhrrusyJrI Swedish minister 90
switzerland Hnu hH. been ribbed
me- leader iu the supposed peace
movement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04

INI"IeU- INV- I""OH1TIOs IT. '0n-
over a director oi the Chicago Great
Western railroad died az his home
here toua, Uc was G> wears old and
r,uuttd fu Doe millionaire
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04
Former German Chancellor
Gives Statement to Associat-
ed Press Today Denying All
Rumors of Past Week.
GERMANY HAS RESOLVED
ON FIGHT TO A FINISH
Declares That His Government
Will Continue the War to
Its Conclusion by Arms,
Whatever the Result.

lb' Evening Herald Leased whel
iIGrlin. Nov. I. Nm Wircic~-
To- SaNNiilc.)-Nariuu~ published
reports concerning tie nature OF
the interview between Emperor
william aud the American am.
haS~a'bnr, James ". Gerard. are
characterized by the an,l" --atlur.
~ quoted 10y the Ioknl inlcieci.
~ mfoundcd MIR. Gerard -tntc-
hc has nude public no inIurma-
tion In regard ca the topic lac dis
cussrd with the cmpcrnr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04

Philadelphia. Nov. g. President
Wilson. en- route To- New York 10
speak at the Manhattan club banquet
tonight discussed the outcome OF
Tuesdays elections with Senator
James of Kentucky Thomas J Pence.
acting secretary OF the Democratic ma
tioual committee and Secretary Jo-
seph = 1Nmulty. senator James had
just returned from Kentucky whore
the Democrats carried the state.
As result of the informal confer
cnce on the presidents private car no
statement was added to the one ig-
sued last night by Mr.. Pence rn which
feeling of optimism WIS reelected.
nofhcially however members of
the presidents party yaid they were
sure Of Democratic victory in 1916 in
Maryland, Massachusetts aud Ken
tucky the three states which elected
governors Tuesday
Mrs. Norman Gait the president
rancee. who is in New York. will not
go To the banquet tonight. She and
the president plan to meet this after
noon, however.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04
NUDGE To BECOME
OPERATING HEAD
OF D. & R. c.
Present Rock Island Chief to
Take Charge of Rocky
Mountain Railway System
at Once, Announced.
LRy Eycnlns Herald LeAsea wIrel

New YORK. Nov. A.--Arthur toppcn
was elected president of the Denver &
Rio Grandc railway, Kingdom Gould
vice president and T.. G.. Jeffery chair
man OF the board. al the meeting oil
the roads directors late today,
The executive committee of the
road. it was announced. is composed
OF George j. Gould T. r. Jencry.
kingdom Gould, Arthur Coppeli and
r.. l.. Marston.
The Gould faction was said 60 have
favored the election of a. 4. Nudge
former president of the Chicago.
Rock Island & Pacific to the presi-
dcncy
Arthur Coppeli the newly elected
president WAS "A director of the road
prior % todays management He is|
a member OF the brokerage firm Of
Maitland. Coppell a Company. with
Offices in this city He is also dl-
rector In the Rio Grande Southern,
several steamship companies and sew
eral hotel ana real estate organiza-
tions
MIR Coppelrs acceptance OF the
Denver & Rio Grande presidency n
only temporary
1--WE have secured the services of
~ T. Nudge who in o few days viii
establish headquarters In Denver and
become the chief operating official OF
the road, reads statement issued
by Mr. Coppell after his ele ,tion.
Chicago. Nov Election OF Ar
thur Coppell ss president OF ,he Dem
yer 4 Rio Grando railroad came as
"a surprise 60 friends Of II q. Nudge.
who regarded his election 60 the posi-
tiDn as a forcgons conclusion
MI Nudge stated that he would re-
sign from the Rock leland. of whigh
he was former president and Is now
chief executive Co the receiver,
The election 90 MI Coppall VIII
make no difference Boa my intention
to leave the Rock island ut the earli-
cst convenience of the receiver" CON
tinucd MI Nudge. "rho road is now
able Co get along without NV assist
1nce aud is making money. IN tact.
western roads iu general are. despite
low rates forgcd on them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04

New orleans. Ia, Nov. f.---Pri-
Vatc mail adyices to-day from
Vera Cruz say an uprising indie
pendent of the villa or Zapata
movements j. being headed In the
state of Vera Cruz by iiglnko
Aanliar and prominent planters.
"Aguiiar's followers are crtl-
miited AT 1000" said soday's adj
Ni,c~. and they have dynamltcsi
section Of the san F'rancksJo
bridge ON the Intcr-O Oceanic rail-
way and torn up "A mile or naofc
of track on the Mexican rail-
way"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04
President Will
Speak Tonight
inNew York
Subject of Address Before
Manhattan Club Will Be
Administrations National
Defense Program.

tBy Evening Herald leased Wirel
New York. Nov 4.--prcsident Will
son arrived here shortly after .
O'Clock today
Washington. Nov. President
Wilson will speak on national defense
before the Manhattan club IN New
York tonight
The speech, which marks the first
public uttcrance of the president since
the scope Of the administration ma
tiounl defense program became
known. was awaited today with Keen
interest in official circles here
President Wilson left early today
for New York
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04
General Higinis Aguilar and
1000 Followers Declared to
Have Taken War Path in
Serious Movement.
VILLA CREATES A NEW
CAPITAL AT NACO
Funston, in Report to Wash
ington Today, Gives Inter-
esting Description of Battle
Of Aqua Prieta.

80 '"A 1NAotA AtAa~a' Wunl
Naco. Arik.. Nov. f.o--Iour
Americans. who left here with
hospital supplies for VHla'- ARMY,
were killed ye-tordas near agun
Prictn by shrapnei sl,csE. q wa-
reported here today.
The men we're DIR. u. ~. Thlg-
pen and or. Miller OF the Cnn-
anea Consolidated Copper COM
pany hospital stan ard their
chauffeurs. Joseph i'yiant and a.
J.. Wilson OF Naco. Their bodk.,
VIII he brought here.
Representatives of Amerban
, Interests in sonora it was aid.
have received demands from
villa which they described a.
amounting to ,tnilscafinn, Cor
iirmation or thi> and details were
not available.
late to-day thcre wire s.00e af
Villas mcn in Mexican Naro.
teur thousand others were re-
ported to be at viilavgwtfe, thirty
miles south of tcrc, In advance
ON Caranca, tho center OF the
mining aud smeiting district In
sonora.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-04

lConlInucd on rngr sc,cnl
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-15
cAhARIEs ARE COSTLY NOW
As RESULT OF STRIFE

Americas people who contemplate
laying in a supply of canary birds had
best shop early" as the yellow warb-
lers are in demand and the limited
supply has stiffened quotations fifty
Der cent. this week. Local dealers
state that prices are now $50 per doz-
leu, and the birdetic carusos and gera!-
|dinefarrars bring even higher price
Quotations On canary birds and turkey
gobblers are exactly the same, and
folks here who can't get the flute
voiced canary will compromise on the
big bass singer instead. Highe,
prices for canaries is attributed to
the report that the Germans are eat
ing the birds, due to shortage in other
food products.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-15

and made ready to kill the first guard
who dared to come among them.
Threats with rifles and reyolyers
only made it plain that if a fight was
to be started, the negroes were ready
ii die and were going to kill as many
guards as possible before they got
theirs. The battle was only avertei
by resorting to cold water from sew
eral lines of hose. In the icy air the
negroes had to surrender. But they
were still vicious and sullen. They
refused to go to work. They snarled
both at threats and promises of KIM
ness. Then they were fiogged, and
the lash made them go back to work.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-15
TELL YOU ABOUT THE
GRAND OPERA STUFF

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 15.-A good
deal of amusement has been caused by
the publication here of an alleged item
from Chicago, saying that Gertrude
Bremen had resigned from the Chi
cago grand opera company, because
Geraldine Farrar punched her nose "in
the big scene in the cigarette fac
tory"
The thing that makes the item 80
amusing is that there isn't any scene
in the cigarette factory in the Carmen
opera at all. The fight between the
cigarette girls which is told of in
the Merimee novel and enacted in the
motion picture versions is merely
mentioned in the opera as having taxi
en- place. It does not actually occur
at all.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-15
Legal Advertisements

GEORGIA Sumter County.
Will be sold before the court house
door in Americas, Georgia, in Sumter
County, on the first Tuesday in Janu-
airy, 1916, which is the fourth day Of
January, 1916, between the legal hours
of sale to-wit, 10 o'clock A M. and a
O'clock P. NJ, to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described real
estate, to-wit.
One store house and lot on the West
side of Bailey street in the town of
Leslie, said county, and Immediately
North of and adjacent to the right-of-
way of the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
road; said tract fronting on Bailey
street seyenty-five (75) feet, more or
less, beginning at point on the West
side of Bailey street where said street
intersects the right-of-way of said s..
A l.. Rd., and from thence running
North along said street to the property
of Griffin & Wallace, now used by them
as a cotton warehouse; thence West
along the line of the property of said
Griffin & Wallace and through the
property of J. M. Summerford in a
straight line until the right of way of
the S. A. L. Rd. is reached; thence in
a Southeasterly direction along the
right-of-Way of said S. A. L. Ry., a
distance of one hundred and twenty
five (125) feet to the starting point;
the North line of said tract being one
hundred and seventy-five feet, more or
less; said tract being in the shape of
triangle.
Said property levied on as the prop
erty of ]. M. Summerford to satisfy an
execution issued from the City Court
of Americas in favor of the Georgia
Chemical Works against J. NJ. Sum-
merford and J. B. Summerford. Prop
erty pointed out by plaintiffs attorney.
Tenant in possession and defendant in
fl ia notified in terms of the law.
This December Sth, 1915.
LUCIUS HARVEY,
Deputy Sheriff.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-15
THIRTY PRISONERS
WHIPPED IN FULTON

ATLANTA, Ga.,I Dec. 15.-"Thirty
prisoners were fogged here yester-
day"
What do you think of that for a
news item?
If you haven't noticed the date-line
you will imagine that it happened in
some far-off Siberian mine, or in the
French galleys at Toulon.
But 1t didn't. 1t happened on the
outskirts Of Atlanta, in Fulton county,
Georgia.
If you had been going out Ashby
street at the right time you could
have heard them screaming and
grooming for a city block as the lash
bit into their backs.
The affair caused some stir among
those who are opposed to flogging as
a punishment, but even they have
been compelled to admit in the face
of the report that if fogging prison
ers is ever justifiab1e under any con-
ceivable circumstances, it was on this
occasion.
The whole negro convict camp NIL
\ tinted. The men armed themselves
with improvised clubs by breaking up
the beds and other rough furniture,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-15
LESLIE WINS GAME
FROM SM|THv|LLE

LESLIE, Ca, Dec. 15.-The basket
ball team of the Leslie High school
returned last night from .Smithville.
where they met team from the high
school of that place in game of bas-
ket ball Tuesday afternoon. The boys
report that they had scrappy game
but won to the tune of 26 to II.
Smithville was the first to score.
Within the first two minutes they made
8 points. In the next seven Leslie
took the lead, never to be oyertaken
again. The lineup follows:
Leslie Smithville
L. Hines, rg Jones and Pryor, rg
J. Suggs ~ lg Ii. Suggs Q1) lg
Slime (S) Burton o
F. Hines (12) IF -. .Chancey "a ri
Dell az If ........... Bridges (2) II
summary: Goals, Dell z, f. Hines 4,
Sims 4, Chancey 2, L. Suggs 2 and
Bridges 1; foul goals, F. Hines 4, T.
Suggs Z. Total Leslie 26, Smithville
II. Referee, Richards (Smithvillel.
Time of halves 80 minutes and 25
minutes
To Meet Huntington.
Thursday afternoon at 2:So o'clock
Leslie and Huntington will lock horns
for the second basket ball game of the
season between these two fives.
Huntington won Friday afternoon az
Huntington from the Leslie boys. They
are hoping to even the score this time
with their opponents. All the local
fans are invited to come out and root
for the home team
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-15
NINE BILLION IS VALUE ON
FARM CROPS AND STOCK
Continued From Page H.

grades and standards, includes per-
missive warehouse act, cotton stand
ards act grain grades act, and pro-
vision for market-news service.
A land mortgage manking act in
tended to inject business methods in
to handling farm finance and to place
farm securities upon the market in u
responsible way.
Assistance to communities near the
national forests in road building and
similar improvements through plan
involving the advancement Of funds for
these purposes, to be charged against
the states future share of receipts
from the forests.
Authority to grant water-power per-
mits within the national forests for
fixed periods.
More effective control over the pro-
duction of hog-eholera serum. A plan
involving the establishment by the fed
eral government of a station for test
ing all serum intended for shipment In
interstate commerce, is outlined.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-15
GEORGIA. Sumter County.

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
To All Whom 1t May Concern: Mrs
Jennie T. Morrell having in proper
form applied to me for permanent
Letters of Administration on the es-
tate of Rufus U. Morrell, late of said
count, this is to cite all and singular
the creditors and next of kin Of Rufus
U. Morrell to be and appear at my
Office within the time allowed by law,
and show cause if any they can, why
permanent administration should not
be granted to Mrs. Jennie T. Morrell
on Rufus U. Morrell estate.
Witness my hand and official sigma
ture, this 1st day of December, 1915.
JOHN A. COBB, Ordinary