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Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-20
His Mind a Blank.

Redlands, May 2O.-Mrs. Gladys
Williams says shz is the wife Of Har-
ry Williams of San Diego. who los.
his memory and told the Portland Pc
lice he could not remember whether
they Wee married or only engaged.
Mrs. Williams is preparing to 20 north
and hfing her husband home
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-20
CriticiseS Girls

San Francisco, May 20.-"There is
too much dehcatessen in the Ameri-
can home said Mrs. c. II. Ritchie OF
Burbank. president of the Los Ange-
les district Of the California Congress
of Mothers.
american wives ruin their hus
bands digeStions and dispositions. The
mothers have spoiled the present gen
GRAFTON Of girls, who are now too lay
and ignorant to prepare wholesome
meals"
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-20
BIRTHS

To Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey g. McCui-
loch of Brawley, a son. The boy mas
been christened Kenneth Wayne.
To Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Glover
OF BraWley, son. The child bears
the name Roy Earl
To NJ. and Mrs. Demetio Sidera
of CaleXico, daughter The newcom-
er has been christened Arsenic.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-20
N prices.

lI PllOSS.
Theatre Tulane-A special selected
program has been provided by the
management for the patrons at the
Tulane tonight. Tom Mix will appear
in a two-reel Selig drama. Selg News
of the World will be shown. and TO
conclude two comedies. "Cupid's Col
umn,' and George AIDE Fable Of
the Good People Who Rallied to the
Support of the Church" BY special
request the Mexican Quartette will
appear again for the last time. in all
new numbers. Coming Friday night,
five-reel feature. The Marked Wom-
an"
To Photograph Babies" Cradle
Roll Day" Sunday. May %. at the
State Street Christian church. will
undoubtedly be the most interesting
event Of the special day programs
planned by the Sunday school commit
tee At first it was intended to conf
bine the Cradle Roll with Mothers
Day but, as it was desired that all
the members of the church hear the
inspiring address of Mrs. Cason, spe-
cial speaker for that day, it was de-
cided to postpone the Baby Day until
a later date. 1t is hoped that at least
fifty of the wee tots and their moth
erS will be present to answer the roll
call A full attendance of the pri-
mary department is also desired. 1t
is the plan to have photographs of tho
little folks taken and the group will
be Incomplete unless every member
is there. Sunday school begins
promptly at 10 and the Photographic.
will be on hand TO take the pictures
tefore the babies get tired, so every
one should try to be on hand at tbs
opening hour
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-20
MAINLY PERSONAL

Joe Hamilton is the proud possesSor
of new REQ.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Conant left
yesterday by automobile on tour
OF the state, with the expectation of
remaining away from the valley from
several months. Their itinerary in
cludes visit to both eXpositions, to
Lake Tahoe, Yosemite and other points
of interest.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-20
Notice to Customers.

| wish to announce that l am still
able to superintend the cleaning OF
any clothing left at my shop, and
can guarantee the same quality OF
workmanship as has been given here
tofore. J. 4. MCUISTION.
l26 Fifth St. Phone 27J.-Ady. Nl9
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-20
German Coffee Cake
Made Without Yeast

By Mrs Janet Mckenzie Hill, Editor of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine.
There is no warm bread quite as appro-
pirate for Sunday morning breakfast as
German Coffee Cake, yet it is seldom made
by housewives who do not bake their own
bread. II c double raise Baking Powder
is used II will be just as good as If raised
with yeast and il will have the further ad.
vantage OF being fresh and warm Save
this recipe and try il next Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-20
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Ralph +. Aynes. -. and Myrtle Ber-
nice Stewart. %. Both are residents
of Imperial.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

Iauut. Giue @rlippe sroBer Saulg
BON Seem gorf, Chicago, @biIaSe
pbia, @ittsburgb uHo Bolton 1p
ndmIid fir $15,OOOOOO iebsi Te
tiger, ein. 5luei inO Oreiia "
@oIo Bombs iiberHoutmeu unO %
nit nidt MIR iid ielber uuo Oeu N'
gentiniern ioH0eru auH Der bieiigp
@ei6dftsmeIt eiueH groBeu 9ienit S
pieieu. Ger @rlHo oafiir Iiegt ~
rim, 0aB HuHmebr oen IettbiH y
finonaieaeu N0tbeu befinoIideH Wv
eentiniern sic @eIegenbeit geboie
pir0, Ifh Ser GinfaufsmogIidfeh
bier5ulanoe in gr0Berem YIaBe y
beoienerb oIs 0as bisber n9glid TDa'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

u lbonD, 9l.sY9 3. Saniar.
Superintenoent Der n9lnti.5aloon.
2igo" bonn Stootc 9Ieip-Dorf, g9il-
liam S. glnoerion moHte eeitern
6afannt, OaB feline @ereinigung, wie
i'm lcbten Sabre, bcobii6tise, in Ser
2egislatltr Elm @eieb beantrdgen ail
IaIien ponad oaen Spirituoien.9lu.
8ciscn folacnoe gloti8 in Sppen oie
minoeitens bolb 70 eroB iein niiiien,
oIs oie gr6Bten III Ser gln5eiee &c.
broubten Shrift5eiden, ansefiigt
meroen muB: oGies Yrdporot ent.
bGIt 9[lfobol, oeiien @enuB 5ur @e.
pobnbeit miro, Elm anrei5enOes, NOR
fotiid ipirfenOes Sit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
gOperS bOn GOlOruOp Snel G. 81
Gumpanh rciianirt.

Tenber, Col, 3. Soniior. /.
@ie geitern befannt eemadt unfy,
bat 8. W1. @omers, Der @oriitep.
oes 0ireftoriums unO SdnbmelI'
ser Colorado 6ueI & SSron eo3
feline 9lemter nieoereeIeet, iein g'ay
folger lit ober nod nift erudlu'
Serr @opers lit ser perIonlide w.
treter bon Sobn Q. 9iodefeIler, llp''
pel6er oie Gontrole iiber einet 9r
BEN Ibeil ser 9lftien Der @eielllnsy,
ausiibt. Seine SteIIung 6ei 4
Corporation nobm er felt uebr "
Z SSobren Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
lSetrolenun. .9SrpSuftiun.

@nibin9ton 3. Sonuor. n
Gie @etroIeun.@ @roouftion Der Ser
Staoten I'M Sabre 1914 NOR eroBei
ais je 6uoor, mie Die borlGiifiee 9llIf-
iteIlung oes geoIogiiden Bureaus er.
iebcn ldBt. Dornnd miro Die @e.
ninnung bon Fetrolelm oiif 1922
100000 GS6iier eeiddst mdbrenf
Der 9iecorobetrag bon 1913 mn
24S,A46,230 5diier betrug. Gtmo
70 @ro5ent Scr @ro0uftion entfaLen
nlif Goliiornien uno OtIobomo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
gSeiseu hnhcr.

Gbicago Sa., 3. Sonuor.
Snfolae oriusen0er 9lo6froge lei.
tens Der grporteure uno @1iler
ihIuscn Die @ei5enpreiic geitern cine
mIfIteigenoe 9iidtung ein uno sic
ShliBnotiruneen paren ipenn oudJ
idponfeno, itm u biz 1ss nettc
90bcr. @2ais idloB ss biz 70 bober
uno Sofer batte einen @eipinn bon
Y uieoriger bis 71s boDcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
SOtelbeiibcr i'm Gunfnrs.

@ftt8bnro 9o., 8. Sdill,lsu,
Der betounte bieiige Sotelbel'v,'
9. 3. SenrD meloete geitern lelUm'
Gonfurs on iulo bediffert ieine y. Y
tipo auf $t,4t2,672 un6 ieinc Yy
fibo ollf $L5O5.137. 9lnerfaI',0.
SorOeruneen iino: Stoot 9Serlll'.
Oanien Steuern $4,000, u11ilI,p','
2ife Sniuroiite 60" III O1eip'yg
$699,562 rno equitable 2ife Y
iiirancc Socictp~ IN gaeTp'y''
1886, 900 an Dorlcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
Inter ODlurbauflaor.

Bangor, Ol., 8. Sonunr. r.
beiabrte 3armer Gbos. 8. 9al,
BON Suoion, ser. pie beridtet, -.
90. g9bitmore, cine 01atbarif
ibnL eri9oiien bat, oneebIid wep
cine glr6eit fiir i'm nidt iofort I
rihten luoIltc, lit eeitcrn ourt =
Goroners-S -SitrD fir oen 200 Der 81
Oerantportli1 ertldrt poroen.
iolI 5ur 3eit Ser Ebat betrinfell
ipeien ieiu. CT Itebt i'm D1uni5wl'
@eriHte inter Dioronufloge y
feline 9}erneBntiina 1T oili 9'o"'
ongelest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
IS MaaaOn8 bei GOliiiOn OcrnidJtet

@uffoIn g1,g., 3. Souunr.
9(uf einer areu5ung 8u @losOea coli
liOirten geItern 5uei @iiter6iige Ser
oGric." uno Der uglidel 4lotc Glen.
bobn~ uno 35 NIT D1ebl beIaoenc
@oagonS, ocreu @ertb oiif $1OO,.
600 geiddtt piro, Oer6ronnteu.
0enrD @1iolono aus Gonneoit, g.,
Der GonOufteur Oes 3uges Der
9ddel 9Slote.@abn~ muroe t0otlid
beripunoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

Sdiiiie, permutbete Die @ibtuug.
fouute aber oie 5teaung ielber nidt
auffiuoeu. 90 giig es ben gan5en
Iag aber, imere gIrtineriiten mareu
wiitbenO. Gin ousgeianoter 5lie9er
foHnte gleidfous uidts feItiteueH,
ood iiel es ailf oaB Die forbidden
@eidiite idpiegeu, pdbreuo Ser
6Iieger IN ser 9uft mar. Grit tags
oaraltf entoedte man sen 5eino Die
Serben batten ibre beioen @eibiite
in Elm Snus bineineeitellt uno ieuer-
ten Ourd Oie 6eniter binaus. Die
IerbiIde glrtiaerie fat iih nud iebr
riibrig in Der Stirring unO @efdm-
pfung lmieres idpimmenoeu 8abr-
parts ouf Der ultercn Gonou unO
Saoe erpieien
I'm unieren gladtangrifien bor5it-
beuger unterbaIten Ole Ser6en, io-
balo tie utsrei6enO iiber @1unition
oerfiigen bonn ginbrud Der 9umfel-
belt an bis gum udditeu Moroen ein
nit Rubepaldcn abpcdielnoes lebbai.
tes 9lrtiaerie-, Moidinengeiuebr- IL.
@emebrieuer nod 0en niutbmaBli'
den 9lugriifsrdumen 0ieies Ser
fabren Bat groBen MuuitionsOer-
braud bci iebr geringen Ereiier-@r.
gebniiien sur 6oloe, entipridt ober
ionIt ieincn 8med.
Gie tedniiden Grilppeu Oes @eg-
ners arbeiten geididt ais Snppeure,
m19renO sic 5t1rfe ser ierbiiAeu
@ontoniere i'm SmproOiiiren bon lie.
berg6ngen Iiegt. Gieie 9Iusbilouug
mo gerlpenOung Ger @ioniertruppe
eutipri6t aud gan5 oen Gerbaltnii-
fen nuf Der @egenieite, mo ousge-
iprodener Wlangel on iertigem lle-
beri6ifiungs- mo 8riidengerdtb
berridt Gin Gffi3ier, oeiieu 9iegi-
mcnt eiren ierbiideu Grain cr6eutet
bat, er5d6lte, OaB man auf ben @a-
oen reidIihe @erpfIegsartifel, in Den
fir Die Gfii3iere 6eitimmten 6ubr.
perfen nebIt feiner g9Gidje lno neuen
9odi6uben aid GbofolaOe uno Bon.
bons oorfono. 9ei sefaugenen Ser
ben Ditroe pieoerbolt gang frii6es
9ro0 qeilnoen
@on oen ierbiiben Eruppen Der'
Sen inn 9Iqgemeinen feinc @rouiam-
feiteu beridtct. $50 iib iolde Sane
ereiguen fallen iie ben ier6iiben
GuBfoiafcu ben &omitaoidis, ioiDie
Der gep5ltermg SIR Gait @}an bat
mieoerboIt beobodtet, Dab @eiber
uno ielblt Gin0er in ser Sdwarm.
Iinie Ser Serben tGupfen. gbenio
5abIreid finO beinltiidiide lleberfdae
ourd Srtsbewobuer. @egcn oieie
@orfonnniiie Iino Oie iddrfIteu @lit.
tel ergrifien porien. 2eute, ME err
picienernoBen feine SoIOnten iino
ooer in biirgerlitber @crflei6ung auf
etgeue 5ouIt Grieg fiibren ooer ran.
ben, peroen massachusetts NIT oem
1ooe beitrait. Gaourb ipuroe rai9
oas @ren5gebiet al Der 1riua bon
oen aomitooidis3u oenen oud9cnte
aus beiieren areiieu geboren eeidil.
BERT. Gieie 8anoen batten iid in
oen Grinoonen feit9eniitet, ein5elne
5eritreut imO in @nuufroneu oilf Oie
2aucr oeleot, uniere Eriippen 6oIfelt
ii9 6aourd, oaB iie Dor Dem 9or-
riiden oeroddtioe 9aum9ruppen
0urd SolUenfcier reinigten.
Gic Serben idblogen Iid auSge5ei6-
net, ooriiber iinO Die arieost6eiIneb-
mer einig oaB es u6er unieren oor-
5iiglihen Srippen seliugen weroe,
Den 8einO 81 6e5pin9en, oaron 5pei-
felt fein oiierreidliid ungoriiber
Soloat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
@rafin 9niieret IN griHeI aeitorb'

g8oibiugton 3. Sanuar. .
9Sad %riOatoepeiden, Die eeitern ~
eingelaufen Iino, lit Die @rdfin
9uiIieret, Die 9odter Oes @enetp
majors Storp bon Der omerifaniid.
9(rmee, am periloiIenen N1ittpod
@riiiieI eeItorben. Sic mar Ole @,s,
tin oes belgiIden @eianoten in Y
troeraO uno bate iiH fiir5lid en-
Operation imter5ieben miiiien. 5Q'
9ermonoten woreu I6ngere 8eit ~
eeblid beniibt gelueien Den glrI'p
bnItsort Der @rdfin in Grfubrung .
6rineen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
@eidaftsIase bsiIert fd.
Qie nBeHnigIOania.9a foroeri y
Gfferten fir 1900 EOru'
StruftlritabI ouf.

Gtterten tur 1900 YOU'VE
StruftllritabI oui.
@6iIoocIpbia, ga. 8. SdIl
- Qie n9enniplpauia-8obn" l'p
oerte aeitern Die Stablfabrifen S'
9onOes 5n Offerten be5iigIidl Ser el'
ferl,ng bon 1900 Eonnen Striiftlll
itabl fir 8riidenbouten ouf, peld'
IN oieiem Sabre ousgeiiibrt luer'7
iolen.
% erffGttcn Ser nSoutQ'
eru @actfic" pie6er
in Z batigfeit.
Can 6roucisco, Gal, 8. ~
nuor. Nod elmer &ubepaiiie wv
annGberno einem Monot nabmeu o'
@erfItdtten Ser .Soutbern pacII'
gobn~ aeitern Sen getrieb in Satfgg
mento, Gal, Bakersfield, Gal, gar
LAMB, Col, Sporfs, 92eb., @ortlanss
Ore, Qunsmuir, Gal, SaOeu, lliaV
San 8rancisco ino 9ucion, grp.
rpieoer aiif unO peroen 5undHlt y
fiinf @odentasen ie s Shinoeu q,
beiten. Goorrh crbolten 5lUlla'
5000 uno 5000 Slrbeiter mieoer w
i6dftiaung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
sruppeu sie6cn aus COLORADO
Gos 12. acknowledgement mac
Sen 9lufaug. IL Irinioao blew
nod beiebt.

@oibineton 8. Sonuor.
@S miro erpartet oaB beute Ero%gl
rs" umO cine MoidinengeibiiB.%
tbeilung oes in 9ouisoiIle, 8oulOe'
Gountp, I'M @obIenfeIogebiete p9'
Colorado itebenoen 10. aoOoaerIlS
9imoes-9legiments oeu Riidmar'
nod Sort gaobiuion, g1ebrasfa, anil.s
ten uno anoere 8unoestruppeu e.
Eag 81 Gag, ie nadbem Ole Siy'
tion eS geitattet uadfolgeu ipitr0'
Die 9idimung bon Triniooo IDp
oeriHoben peroeu, bic OaB Der gog
Oerneur bon Colorado fidb ountit e's
Oeritnnoen erfldren miro, OaB AZ.
Die leste aus gunOestruppeu beite9e
Oe @ornilon ob5iebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
eana0IIdea 9arIament einbernfen.

Gttomo Ont 3. Sanuor.
0os conoOii1e Narlomeut 1T mif
Sen A. Sebruor eiiiberufen morOen.
W2on ermartet cine flir5e Sibune, III
Ser MIR iiber 9riegsmobnn6men Der.
ban0nLt lper0en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

Die n66c fHr aamp Oursaaid Oorbestst Soa
neos Ser nunmsaualideu @Ot5UeHbotst Der Ser
ndtnns Saerreidtdeu gaOuarde absr5euat.
Die SHianterie e6r muribtaddg nnO tapfer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
$onoerBore R1ttofa6rt outs @e=
fltnoPettsriicRFt@ten.

Der euglde @eauOts 0nff in edpeiB nnnmn lie sOOcn
lie HnO &6eiu eHlaug. ~ Spa6t babel Girdburm u
9OmausbOrH uad ben Zeppelin gserteH 5rieOridjS-
6uicu buaber. ~ Die Sdueiser Gegiermua erfart
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

Sic g0rie 6ot ouA iuGhreno ser
oergangenen @o9e iid ebenfo nader
i6rer Eflidten entIeoiet, pie cine
Sousfraii, peI6e pIosIid bei'ni eroB-
ten 5iefitanOe ibreS @orratbsfeQers
5oblrci6en @eiub 6efonint. Dos
Seer ser Spefulonten niuBte iid
eben nit ser Sage ser Iirge obfin-
oer, pie Iie Iin0, unO es lit ibm oud
eelungen, sic 9leprtation BEG &oiiies
oufreHt 81 bolten un0 nit piel Der
5ierungen ino uenig Sleiid miiroig
81 repr1ientiren. 1ic 9lufgobe oes
6inon5 Gentriims 1T iuobrlib feline
leidte, uno SAB es oelungen 1T, cine
peitere Senfilng ser Dliuimolprciie
i'm oIten Sabre 81 berbiiten, lit oit
iib idon cine Grrungcnihoft.
|orldifig miro ia pobl ongeiidts
ser getpoltigen Summcn, meIde an
GiDi0enoeu im0 3inier ousgei1iittet
tper0en cine neitere @enOunq gum
9eiieren 81 eruarteH iein, sic aaer-
oings Dem Bombs Wlortte mebr 81
@utc fommcn miro, ais Dem 9lftien-
Mdrfte. CAB oieie Grpnrtling III
oen areiien Der IeitcuOeu SGlier sic
borberridenOe it, miro 0urd ole
9eidtigfeit bepicien, NIT urlder IN
0en lesten @oHen grobe itd0tiiHe
mio ouh ousldnoiide 9lnleiben
finor3irt morSen iin0. Cos neiieite
ouf oieiem @e6iete muroe aciieru be.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-03-03
intricate STORY.

Before my marriage told her azx
my past life. Don't you think showed
a wonderful courage?" Yes. and Q.
stiIl more vol -frl memory"
Americus times-recorder., 1915-03-03

eternal endeavor to keep the mouths
of the Danube from choking np qiskR
silt The levee and revetment OF the
lower Mississippi have deepened thes
delta channels, while guiding w2lzS
extending out into the Black Sea have
served to increase the seour and to-
secure the river anchorage against
the fearful Black Sea storms The
lower part of the river is admins
tered-or was before the war-by an
international commission, in whose
work, Austria, France, Germany. Rus
sia, Sardinia, Rumania, Turkey anSa
Great Britain had an equal represent
ative part"
Americus times-recorder., 1915-03-03

No one who is lover OF money,
lover of pleasure, or lover of glory,
Is likewise a lover Of mankind, but
only he who is lover Of virtue .--Epic.
tetus.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-03-03
Beautiful Blue Danube
FlotDs Through War Zone

''As the only river of Importance in
Europe with a course from east to
vest the Danube has had unusual pol
itical and commercial significance. 1t
has been the chosen path of the East
into the West, and the Huns, Avars,
Magyars and Turks penetrated Europe
up its valley course. On the other
hand, Charlemagne's Franks, the more
northern Germans, and the Crusaders
pressed down the Danube to conflict
with the East The commercial value
of the river has yet to be realized to
its fullest extent 1t stretches to near
the heart of industrial Europe and
leads to the great distributing centers
for western products in the Levant. II
is connected with Europe's greatest
commercial river, the Rhine, by Lud-
wigs canal, joining the Danube at
Kelheim with the Rhine at MaiInz. 1t
is only in recent years that the bed
of the Danube has been sufficiently
improved to permit any development
of the shipping upon it.
THE Danube has seen countless
human projects, experiments, started,
concluded and forgotten. Upon its
banks races and nations have warred
and traded, have flushed with success
and faded away, while the blood Of
their soldiers has stained the entire
course and the memory Of their mer.
chants is now part of tradition con
cerning vanished cities and villages.
For a long time the Danube marked
the frontier of the Roman Empire and
considerable evidence Of Roman engi.
neering is still to be found upon its
banks, among which remains are
traces OF Trajan's wall near its source.
Almost every inch of the Danube's
way is rich in historic significance. In
some of its sections where it cuts its
way between hemming mountains. al
most every available height above it is
crowned by an ancient castle. :.
Like our own Mississippi, it has
required great sums of money and
Americus times-recorder., 1915-03-03
Especial to Tines-Recorder.)

(SpSCldI 10 i n1eS-tteCOTOeF.l
WASHINGTON, d. c., March g.
Writing of the Danube river and its
relation to the present war in Europe
and the past history of that conu-
nent, the National Geographic society
says:
ITO the Blue Danube, across whose
broad waters near Belgrade the first
echoes of the world-war awoke, be-
longs the credit, probably of being
the only river in the world to have
given rise to distinct sch; oil of mu-
sic. The Danube is the father of the
Viennese waltz; for, the Austrians tell,
the great waltz-composers of the
kaiserstadt have merely translated the
moods of this river into a music in
which they have preserved the rhythm
of it's flow Johann Strauss, Vieuna's
Waltz King composer of several hun
dred waltzes and a number of oper-
ettas, has made the melodies of this
beautiful stream international possess
sions, and, so, the beat of the Blue
Danube's waves has tingled in the
veins of happy couples the earth
around.
"The Danube is one of the most i'm
portant of Europe's rivers. The Volga
is the only river in Europe which ex-
ceeds it in length and drainage area,
and this river falls behind the Danube
in point of the volume of outflow and
in commercial Importance. Rising IN
a picturesque valley in the Black For
est and unfolding along it's course tho
most ravishing panoramas of natural
beauty to be found by the traveller in
any country, the Danube pursues a
course of nearly 1000 miles through
forested mountain borders, green hills,
grain-clothed and pasture land, and,
finally through low-lying country, for
est and reed swamp, to its delta
mouths in the Black Sea. Here it
pours out a greater volume of water
than that which is brought down by
all the rivers of France.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-03-03

For further information apply to H.
P. Everett, Local Agent, Americus,
Ga; C. w. Small, Div. Pass, Agt.,
Savannah, Ca, C. B. Ryan, G. P. A,
Norfolk, Va. adVt
Americus times-recorder., 1915-03-03
Soldier Gains Permission
Kaiser to Visit Mothers
Death Bed Keeps Promise

BERLIN.-Raoul Davidot, French
prisoner of war, who pledged his
word Of honor to the kaiser early in
February to be back on March i, is
back as promised, a prisoner, after a
parole secured from the kaiser to visit
his dying mother in France. Davidot
appealed directly to the German en-
peron Off permission to visit his moth
er and after here death returned t.
the detention camp as he had prom
ised.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-03-03

Miss Veona Goss ............. $500
Miss e. Welch ............. 47,110
Miss Sallie johnson ....... $1,000
Miss Florence stapleton ...... 4726O
Miss Mamie Smith ......... 4O,11O
Miss Eva Adams ........... 1920
Miss Mamie Harris ....... 45, 500
WESTON.
Miss Thelma Patterson ...... 1920
Mr.. Walter Adams .......... 46,16O
Mrs. Clarence Lane $50. -. 4O,22O
Mr.. Arthur Boiling .......... 42,26O
Americus times-recorder., 1915-03-03
DISTRICT SIX.

This includes all of Stewart County.
After the grand prizes have been
awarded, at least two prizes will be
awarded to the leaders in this district.
First district prize will be beautiful
$4,000 Diamond Ring, purchased from
ThOs. L. Bell, Americas Jeweler. Sec.
and district prize will be HOOsier
"White Beauty" kitchen cabinet pur.
chased from A. w. Smith Furniture Co.
Americas furniture dealers. We will
pay you ten per cent. cash cOmhis.
sion if yOu fail to win prize.
IUNPKIN. GA.
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prize will be q beautiful 5000 Dis
mOnd ring purchased from ThOs. L
Bell, Americus JeweIer. Second dig
trict prize will be a Ho0Sier "Whit4
Beauty" kitchen cabinet purchased
from A. w. Smith Furniture Co.,
Americus furniture dealers. We par
you 10 per cent. cash commission :,
you don't win a prize.
PRESTON.
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DISTRICT SEVEN.
This includes all of Marion and
Schley rOunties.
After the grand prizes have been
awarded, at least two prizes will be
awarded to the leaders in this district.
First district prize will be beautiful
$4,000 Diamond Ring purchased from
ThOs. L. Bell, Americus Jeweler. Sec
end district prize will be a HOOsier
"White Beauty" kitchen cabinet pur.
chased from the A. w. Smith Furni.
ture Co., Americus furniture dealers.
We will pay you ten per cent. cash
commission, if you fail to win prize.
ELLAVILLE.
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DISTRICT -FOUR.

This includes all of Lee and Terrell
Counties.
After the grand prizes have bean
awarded at least two prizes viii be
awarded in this district. Fir~t Dis.
trict prize will be a beautiful 5000
diamond ring purchased s-pn ThOs. L..
Bell, Americas Jeweler. Second Dis
trict prize will be a HOOsier "White
Beauty" Kitchen Cabinet, purchased
from A. W. Smith Furniture Co.,
Americas furniture dealers. We pay
you 10 per cent. cash commission 4
you don't wilma prize.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-03-03
DISTRICT FIVE.

This includes all Of Webster County,
After the grand prizes have been
awarded at least two prizes will be
awarded In this district. First distric,