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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15
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8enn geitern gefogt tpuroe, bnB
Die 8erfolgung Der Rufen I'm bols
len @onge iei 10 mar bies feline
llebertrsibun9. Der beutige @enes
ralitabsberiht melOet bic Nraee uns
ter Dem 8apernprin3en Qeopolb Be.
reits in Der g1d6e Der Stonislopo.
gtolpo Minsts8obn. Die Qrmse
bat alfo felt Der Ginna6me BON
Praga am Montos ni9t tpenieer als
36 8ifpmeter SuriidgeIegt, cine ries
iige 2eiitung, tpenn man bebenft,
baB ieber S9ritt poripdrts BON Der
itarfen ruiiiI9eu gla9but oufge6uls
ten ipurbe. gitnt minber iibers
raf4enb iinb bic 6ortf9ritte Der
@ppri6sarmee unb bes Iinten sS!ii.
gels Der WeadenisnsQrmee, bic BE-
retts n0rbIi6 unb norb0fli9 bon
3ele6oip ite1en. 9ie beiben 9lr.
rfeen, bic lange 3eit eur6 bic ruff
fii6e Span9probs2trmee getrsnnt
paren. boben ii6 nunmebr pereinigt.
3mifhen 3ele9op (75 aiIometet
fiibOitIi6 bon 8orfdau) unb Iopo
Wlinst Iiegt cine Strede BON nur
80 &iIometern, fobnb bic Qtrmee
unter Bring 9eopOIo balb Der
Bopridzarmee Die !6dnhe rsihen
fam, SIN Rorben i6lieBen Iitb bic
6enerdle bon GalpiB unO BON
S6OlB on, pdbrenb i'm Gubsriten
Siioen Der re4te 6IiigeI Der Tladens
fen 2trnee in itetsy Jibluns nit
bem Centrum unb benz linten ss[iis
gel biefer Grmee bIeibt.
Der g(ufnorf4 Der Qrmeen, BON
benen einige ungebeure Gtrtden sus
riidlegten, unb ibr nunmebri9ss 3u-
iammentreffen 3ur gemeininmen
gttiou iit sines Der ipuu6erbarIfen
itrotegiiden Man6ber in Der arieass
aeiai6te.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15
SGiffc ucrnid)tct.
Sriteu biiRcn 3cvitOrer unO
SiIisfrcu5er ein.
9lOrrucsiidJcr 9anlpicr iinft.

Qpnbon, II. Qtug. Die bcuti2eu
3irpiBs boben fb aufs neue in ei-
ner fir GngIanD ni6t gerabe iebr
ongene6men Beile bemertbor 9e-
ma9t. yloroGi6 BON 8Dbge, in Der
gdbe bes Gingongs 5ur 8ai bon
9eItfjorb, an Der norppeitli4en aiie
ite BON Rorpegen, nurbe geitern Der
britiIhe Silfstreu3er p5nbio", Der
1900 3onnen bait, bur6 Elm beuts
fdes llnterieeboot tprpebiert un0 in
ben @runo gebobrt. Bon Der
W2onnT9aft iinb a6t3ig perlOnsn
aerettet tporben. 0ieIe befinben iif
an goro beg idpebiT@en Dunpfera
sGoeftsIano@. Der 3erf6rte 0iffs.
trsu3er NOR Gigentum Der rpenin'
fufar &c Oriental" z2inie unp in
Sabre 1896 fertiggeitent.
s5n Der glOrbiee itieB geitern Oer
britiIhe 3orpeboboot3eritorer nQbnr'
auF cine Mine unb fant. 8on ber
aus bunoert Offisieren unb See,
Ieuten beitsbenben Monnf4aft nurs
ben nur bier 0ffi5iere unb 5ipeiunO,
3tpon3ig Mann gerettet. Der Ger
It0rer bntte elm Displacement BON 935
5onnen, unb fii6rte brei 45ouige aas
nonen, Topie bier 2130llige 9orpe-
borDbrsn an 8orb.
2tuBeroem bubten bic 8riten ges
tern Elm llnterieeboot elm. Gs purs
be in ber gd6e bon 8ulair bon
einem tiirtifden 2teroplan burf
gom6en oerni6tet. ga6 ben Iebten
8eri6ten lift bon Der MannI9aft
aud ni9t elmer gerettet porbeu.
Qa6 elmer Bel Der Reuter SeIes
gram 20. gelterH bier etngetrotfenen
0epeI4e lit Der norpegii4e Damp
fer s8eirangsr" BON Bergen geIun,
Ten. Die MitgIieber Der mlann,
IboFt murben BON einem bouGnoi.
I6en 9iI4er6ooi an 2anb gebro6t
Der 0ompIer a9eiran9er" biel
1851 3pnneH.
9onbon, II. Mug. Der britiT6t
8ompier o8oioIie", Elm Sdifi BOZ
2725 SOnnen nstto, Der an 10
9luauit bon S6ielb na6 Gan ;5ran.
cisco abfubr, 1T ouf ben Gtran6 &c.
trieben. Die 9Sannld6oft puroe gs.
'rettet
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15
llabeimlid)e @alte.
3Cppeline bclesen enslilde Sii'
lteniidSte nit SUmben.
stnasbIi4 iaft nnr 6ransu set0tet.

2onoou, ii. slug. 9lad elmer
Gus 9oIlano aeiteru bier eingetrof-
ieuen Gcpei6e iiuo gcitern bort
flint 2nitidiffe, ongebIid 3eppe.
line, ole iid hl noromeitIider
Ridtung fortbemegten uno, ME
man in SoIlauo an5unc6ncu
i6eint, cine meitere 9la33ia aui
engIiide aiiitenitdote pIauclL &c.
iihtet moroen.
gorIebte gtadt itotteteu 3eppe-
line pepaieoeuen britiidcn 9iiiten.
irGoten 9eiube ob. beIeoteu 0ieic
Gidote nit 9ombeu, t0tcten neuil
6raueu bier ainoer uuO cinril
Mann mo peripupNetcn lieben
6rauen fiini @t1nncr nn0 apei
ainocr. Gin 3eppelin murOe oil.
gt6lid ourh negrere S6iijG
idpcr beidaoi9t. Gr ioa mad ci.
nem geitcru uodnllttao bier cinoe.
irofienen 9eridt lab SitenOe ga.
6radt moroeu iciu. gtne ipdter
einactroifcne RaAridt beiogt, ooB
Oieier Zeppelin einem fortpabreu.
Drn 6euer ousaeiebt par mo ip0,
fer ourh cine gypIoiion pollitdnoig
5eritort muroe.
5n Dem iiber oicien 2uitongrifi
mntlid befaunt gegebencn britilden
8eridt beiBt es mortIi6: .9ie
gIaht tpar oiBerorOcutIi6 ouuftl.
AuBeroem bcrridtc ein oi6tcr &c.
bel, mo0urb Ser 2luiitieg in cinenl
aeroplm iebr irbpierig oemadJt
!puroe. 3u bc0ouern lit es, Dap
lluterIcntnont q. 2or0. Ser elmer
Ger 2euter mar. Die iii Die S06g
Ceibidt wiroerL INN Sen 6cin9
cn5ngreifeL beim 2anoen III De,
0imfelbeit getotct tpuroe.
G9efauntli6 melocn oie gngIdn.
Ger in ibren omtlihen uno ui6t.
onltIidben gerid)ten iiber gtngrifI,
oeutider 3eppeline INNER, oal
ur 5raiten nuo aiuocr get6tc
luorOen iin0. @l1nucr blaibeu ii
Der 9fegcl beyidont, uuo Sen al
@obnbduiern,. 9abnB5ien uuO Of
fentliAen @c6duoen bcrit)ieoenei
9trt angeridteten Sd)oocn bcri6mei
gen iie poaitdnoig. 9(nm. s. 9}cO.)
@erIin II. 9(ltg. Gin oeItcrg
o5cno bier befnunt gcgebener amt
li6er 8cridt meIoet, oaB 2uftfo6r.
5eltge Der 9laiierten am beraangenei
@icntag einen 2uftangrifi onf oil
6aperiiden Stdote 3mcibriiden unC
Sonft SSngbert unterna6uen. gldt
Terionen mur0en get0tet un0 5ua
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15
jail OOll cOalf)a.


Dlit benz Safe BON 9omi6o
lit etnes Der gr0bten 9inbernife.
bas Die 9euti4en ouf bem
Bege nod 8ieloftpt oufbieIt, aus
bem We9e gerdumt tporben, unr
aOpno, cine nod ftdrfere SSeitung
i'm gtorbsn booon, itebt tur3 Dor
benz Sole. NoipOs@eorgieipst bdIt
fid nod, unb Ofotpeb, obgIei9 ipe-
gen ieiner Simple an NIB fir iid
taum einnebul6ar, niro balb benz
9eifpiele 2omihas foIgen niiFen,
oa es nit Der bsimatlinen 8aIis
i9OR ieBt nur mod ouf umpeqen
psrbunoen 1T. @eIfGih Ron grot,
bas o6t 9ilometer ireItli9 bon Der
SteIle Iiegt, an Der Die 8arIhaus
9etrpgrabs8abn ben Bug treu3t,
boben Die 9eutI6en ben Bug ers
rei6t. Die 8abn tann aIfo ben
RuiIsn nidts mehr bslfen. Sn ben
IeBten brei Ea9sn purbsn in biefem
Gisbi,te, 3piiden Garen uno Bug
ipiebsrum iibsr 10000 0tFangenc
gsmoat. Ssit bem 8eginne Der
sigentlidlen 8oribau aampagne
iino aaejn in bieier 3errain stpas
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15
sc NeDer rmhf.
Or. .6anS $. ,5prtmann, siM tcCanu.
tcr cSOurnati,t. GenDr1eu,

ManaAtee, qDiss lL gtlB. Dr..
Sans 8. 5ortmunu s9yiftleiter
unb @erausge6er hes agebge Gcltrs
tps8onner" in Wlo16IiIe, 9ts., III
pl0Blid uub unermartet finem Or
GiruI9log eriegen, Gr par cir
5abrer Der oeiltT8eu @tregnug unc
.gldn3enosr &eoncg, lpe:t iitcr cic.
@ren3eu bes Staates betannt ge=
ioppers .erFreute lih bas 3pypcrpee
fen upb bo8 peuHc9e 2iso ieiner
5orberung. Dr. Jorfmaan uur
1868 in gBiir36urg se6ogsil, ftd6is1'
te on ben llnioerFiGteR lliir36urg
unb Miin6eu, mo er Iis9 zen 9oetor
Suris bolte. ST fam I'M Sahre
1891 naA Milnailtee, no er an
n6erolo" uuo anOeren 3agss3eituus
gen tdtig NOR.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15

tdmn, 10 iunrncn nllc Waid)iucn ans
hCn 6abrifcn Uon 0ulunO cutfcrnt
uuS mad Dem Snueru trnnSportirrt
Gum eritcu NIalc 1T eiu 3cpepiiu.
enftidliff iiber DER G5eituna Sbin3f
iShnabnrg) 10 Mcilcn iiiO5itIia
buu 9iiga eriAicncu. 2aS 2uftidifi
i6erflog bic bcicitiatcm SInnlaacn.
Berlin, If. 9lna, SraBtlOS
tladD Snfcrtun, u. s. Sie ulle6cr-
isriIdle Neutrality-suspicious." melO"t
iplacnOcs:
s5n cen orntidlcn 3eitnnlCn le.
gm bic militGriidIen cSadIlente GRO.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15

9Onbup II. 2Iue. Ger Slnariif
ser 9cntidDcm AMI Ocu cieeutlidleE
6cltmugsghrtel pou apnnO hat nnu-
mcGr begouncn. anS 3etruaraO
mirb scmclOet, Ooh OaS 9Orf Giplc,
Sas MIR feds @leilcu uOm Wlittel-
rnnfte Der 5citnng liest, iidJ bcreit5
in bcntIden SGnSen bciinbct. GaS
Corr licst nuf bent linfru lIfcr Ocs
gIirmrn. Sie %Orbcreitunaen 5nr
Stunning Der 5eitlna lucrbcn NIT
eruRer Gilc fOrtsciett. sIlle mile
tariid)en @orrate nuD allcs glesie'
nsngSciscntnm ifl ans Ser 5rftnne
fUrtgcIdafft uOrOrn, gSic in 8ar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15
An0riff auf Kowno.

heS @clpidlt auf beu 5aa uon g9ar.
idIau nnS Sluongurgo, oa Is bcA
btntidjen mo 6iterreidliidJeu lrrrcu
cnf Oieic S9ciic erm5gIidIt )garOe, 10
Stm grokGn Gir6icte 9uiir5cG S4ars
idIqn, GBrlm nnb @ycf.GitGusf fri
II mnu5pricren. Sdon riidcn otter.
rridIiid tueuriide Srnppeu aaf Dem
Jislidcu iIier ocS Saa oui apwf!
5n, nuO Die 1cutidlcn riiecn lgani.
BaltiOm aeacu Sreii eitOluSf ppr. Sic
@i0glidjieit, Oois aie 9laiIea 80 al
Orr gng Girie 1dItca fjeurn, ifil.oa.
bet immer mcr."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15

Die ruiiiide 8arfc a9eIbar". 343
Gonnen, lpurbe in btn Gruar ge.
bobrt. Der 8opitdn uuo iie6su
qerTonen BON oer Mlaaait6aft Iino
gelan0et,
Die gorfe agalber" gs65rt nod
aiga; iie fp9r ml Is. ss5,ai pOn
8ulfport nad Sort a6.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15

iiber $1,000 RuFen unb Sunbsrte
bpn Mtaf6inenseipebre erbeutst pprs
ben. 9lnbere 3ablen bat Der Osut.
f4e GeneraIftab nod ni6t Dsr1Ffents
Lidt, Die Qusf6ten fir elm @acb.
ZEN Der 3abl iinb febr giinitig.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15
Edmple an bug.

9e9NMD@@D19@N9@N%@093V0NH~9
.2ln Der 5ront 5pifhen Gitrpfp
unb Bug purben bic Rao,buttrupz
pen bes 5sinbes auf bic Sappi
madt 5uriidgeporfen beiBt e. i'm
9sriht oe8 GeneraIitobes. Gs 1T
pies nidt basisl6e 0ftrOp, bns
n6roIi6 BON Bug i'm Commencement
2omido Iiegt, ionbsrn bic areis.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15

uermuuoet. g86rtIid Iouiet Der Be-
ridt;
o9lm Ioutoo rcrnittng unter.
nabmen ie6s bis odt 9lerohaas
eihen 9tugriff ouf 3pei6riidcn unO
gonft Syngbert, meI6e Stdotc an.
bcr6oib 6es 01iIitdroiitritts Iiegen.
Bon iiiui5eGu bis 5pon3ig 9omben
gingcn in 3pcibriideH nie0er, ber'
rria6ten ober MIR geringen S6a.
cen. S5n Snnft Sngbert muroea
a6t @criote,; getotct un0 5luei ner'
!munoGt."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15
9lt5tr 3e6ntaulen0 3rQM gefQngen.
litInltat Oct bti6fn admptf, Die Iibti0 bon loml0C
bis CUR 4ainOnng Ofs Dug fattan0en.


Berlin, II. 2tHg. Der beutI@s
YeneraIita6 erlieB seftern nbenb
olgenoe GrtIGruns:
.9ln Der 6ront i'm &otpnosSer>
ain ipurbe Der @ngriff unter ites
en- Rdmpfsn ndber an bic Settings
,inisn sstrasen. Wdbrenb biefer
admpfe fielen uns geitern 100 9es
fangsne unb bier @eidiiBe in Die
!Sdnbe.
gSie Srnppen inter 0euerGl
Salfe bradlen geiterH iadnlittag
bnrdD bic 5eltnnasfimie Opn sOmIda
anS nabmen SORT 9sO. 4 itiirmenSer
Sano. 'Sente morsen, bel Sascs-
un6rudL unrSe bie Seituns beictt.
.SiioIib bon 2ontida muroe oa,
rouf Sie StroBe nab OItroip iiber-
idlritten. Sltrom lit nod in feinO-
Idbcn Stiuoen. ltaiere Sruppen
Eoben 0en @rg bon @oionp, nett
l1 pom grof, bis sur @fiinopmg oes
Suiies errciht. Scit Dem Z. 9tit'
suit muroen in 0iciem Serrain 23
Giii5iere mo 10,100 GuIien gefan-
gen genonlmen.
,SrItli6 bon 8ari9au lit Die
g'rntee nlter 8rin3 2eopolo bon
@dpern bis SIT eiuem guntte in Der
gidbe Ser StanisIopo-9topo Minsf.
g'obn borgeriitft.
,9lnf Dem iii6Gitliden Sricas.
IdDcnplab fat bic 9lrrnee inter 0e-
hrrnl bon 8pgrid auf Der &eriOl-
anng bcs Seinoes ben Siitrift n6rS.
IidJ nnS nOrO6itlid bOn 3elcduiu
crreidyt. Sicie armce idlOf iidD
r;m Iiafcn SIhgel Der grmccgrnp.
pc inter SeIOmaridnG inn @afen.
irn, Der pOm SiiOen burriidte, an.
stn Ser 6ront bon Siiron bis
flm Bug puroen oie 9ta9buttriip.
ZEN oes 6einbes ouf baS @ros st-
riifeetporfen.
Ger Generolftab Der 0iterrei6ii6.
inoariiden armee erIieB geItern
obenb fuIgenoe @rflGrung:
Ole @erfoIgrtng oes 6einbes, Ser
fi6 BON Der geidieI 5uriid8iebt,
miro fort9eiebt. &ruppen ultec
General aoepeie baben ben 9iitrift
iiiOoitlidl BON 3eIe6op errei6t. 8as
anie be8 8iepr5-SluiIes BEL Sod lit
ron unieren 8ruppeu an mebrerelt
Stellen iiberidritten iporoen.
.SSSn Der gtdbe BON GSernelica,
chi Dem iiioIiben ltfer oes 9nie.
fer, norooTtIib bon Ser 9ufotpino,
boben oiterreidiihe Eruppen, 5u.
iatrtnfen nit Sruppen aus 0em Sit
ftenoiItrift nno 2onopeErregimen.
itrn. Die Observation-Disclosures, Die
Ger 5eifl0 bis iebt bortnddig ber-
teioigt bate, genounuen. sln Sc.
fungenen fieIen uns % 9ffi5iera
ino $500 @ann 5u. gSir erbeu-
teten icdg MaIditen9eipebre, biela
99oggonS lmb gyoBe 0tengen bon
Srieesmoterial.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15
@amllee iMooiileet.
9tltiOnaIliberalc babeH Dules 3Htran.u
III ieincr Nnlitif.

8erlin, ilber &oa0oE II. 2illg.
,5ii6rer Der 4artei Der ytatinnati9g-
ralcn Gielteu geitern III garliH cine
8erionmIung n6, in Der iie iDrer
@mp0rlmg iiber Sutrigen 9lit80rud
perIieben, Die gegeu bell aei4sta15.
Ter 8r. Don 8ctbaann-&1ollipeg III
Beuiert moroen iino @S pir0e aus.
orualih erfldrt, ooB Ole Stellung
Ger Sppoiitton gegen Den 5tanjtcr,
lpie iie ueliliGb III berIAic0euen
areiien Der Gartet 6etont moroen
lei, nod laug2 nidt BON Der gan5en
8artei geieilt uno gebtQi9t neroe.
Sic 8eriannutuna erfldrte einiiiu-
mig, Dab ole @olitit oes Saa3lers
ooQeS Gertraien Der0ieue.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-15

2onbpu, Il. Mug. 8as britiF6e
&ricgsburenu per0ficntIi9te geIern
iiber bic admRfe Bel gpsrn folgsn@
ben 8eridt: n@eFern no4mitiag
fanben BEL .5Ooge feline Snfanterie=
tdmpfe fott, Oo@ entbrannte ein
beftiaes QlrtiGlerieoueu, bos bic i'm
offeuen 9errain fiibti8 bon 6poge
gelegcneu @rdben un6at6ar fir bspe
Geiteu modte. qBir 6a6en be86al6
uufcre 5rout, bic fiioIi9 bon BEN
Dorfe lag, etlpa5 3uriidge3oasn.
Roropeitlit6 bon 6po9e unO in
0orfe IelbIt 6a6en mit bic porges
ftern gsnommenen SteIlunan 6cfes
Itigt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-09
EVERY ONE is WATCHING
THE EMPTY STOCKING Fund
ON ITS UPWARD CLIMBING

The Empty Stocking Fund is for
you.
1t is an effort to care for those who
cannot care for themselves.
1t is in keeping with the highest
teachings Of Christianity il cherishes
the thought of brotherhood of man.
Have you responded?
Will you ignore the needy in this
season of gladness
The ladies of the Associated Chari-
ties have accomplished marvellous
work in their humanitarian undertake
ings.
Won't you help them?
Don't say it was forgetfulness-for
you are reading this.
Remember-"For inasmuch as ye
nave done it unto the least of these,
my brethren, ye have done it unto me-"
The fund is delighted to present the
following contributions:
Previously subscribed ........i. .$3o.75
a Friend .......... 100
Two Little Sisters .......... 20
Mildred Clark ...a. 10
7 ailo IIoo1yo "a
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-09
ATLANTA GIRL RECIPIENT
OF HUGE AMER|cUs TURK

If Americus maidens have permitted
Sherrod Hudson to escape their alIur-
Ing smiles they have made mistake,
for Sherrod is man who does things
and gets there with the goods. Today
lie purchased of Thomas Walker, the
man who raises the finest turkeys here
about, splendid gobbler weighing
thirty-three pounds which he sent by
express to an Atlanta damsel for her
Xmas dinner. That turk should have
graced an Americus table instead,
but Sherrod is going to land some
where, all right.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-09
Bic MEETING IS
PLANNED FOR THE
COMMERCE BODY

The entire membership of the Cham
bel of Commerce is called to meet FIJI
day night, December 10th, at o'clock.
This will be the last monthly meeting
of the membership for the year 1915,
and it is hoped that good attend
ance will prevail There are several
matters of Importance to come before
The organization that are of import
ance to Americus at this time.
After the business of the meeting is
concluded, Farm Demonstration j. G..
Oliver will operate the new picture
machine and show the members some
Of the advantages of the Boys Pig
clubs and other farming operations
This will be a very interesting ex-
hibit for the members and they will
enjoy it.
Secretary Manager Hyman will out
line some of the good things that have
already been accomplished towards
making the Third District Agricultural
fair a success next fall. Tentative
dates having been selected and the
work of building up the fair will go
steadily on, as soon as President
Glover appoints chairman for the
Fair committee.
A plan for holding a Resolution
Rally" for Friday night, December 81,
starting at $3.50 p. m. and lasting un-
til after midnight will be discussed
This will be one of the most enjoy,
able entertainments ever pulled off
here. At midnight, lunch will be serv-
ed, and after this smoker. The mem
hers will be allowed to make new res
olutions of any nature they desire. The
good and the bad things of Americus
will be looked after with many fine
jokes and other awys of showing them
up to the members Look out for
good time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-09
SHARP CONTEST
LUMPk|N~ WAGED
FOR P0sT0FF|CE
MIR. CRISP MAY RECOMMEND LADY
PLACE.

Representative Charles r. Crisp has
for some time past, been considering
tie appointment of postmaster at
Lumpkin, and has been besieged with
letters from friends of the three or
four applicants for the position. 1t is
understood that Miss Sarah Ard is
seeking the place as successor to her
sister, who was appointed by Presi-
dent Cleveland upon the endorsement
of Speaker Crisp. ]. g. Pinkston is
also candidate, but it is said that the
probability is Mrs. A. C. Williams will
secure the appointment She is sis
ter Of f. j.. Carter, chairman of the
Third congressional district commit
tee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-09
WATER SUPPLY
ARTES|AN WELL
MUCH PROVED

Since the installation of new equip
ment for pumping the water supply at
the uptown artesian we'll, the quality
of the water is vastly improved, while
the cost of pumping has been reduced
from 50 per day to something like
sixty cents.
For years past the water in this
well has been raised by an air lift, the
power supplied from the pumping sta
tion.
On account of the oils used on the
machinery at the pumping plant, it
vas frequently the case that particles
o. oil came through the airlift pipe to
the well here, giving to the water a
disagreeable taste.
Recently City Engineer Ansley in
stalled a small airlift plant in rear of
the city hall which supplies power in
running the we'll at cost of less than
so cents per day, and affords an abso-
lutely pure water supply.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-09
FEAST AWAITS
PATRIOTIC SONS
AMERICA TONIGHT
FAMILIES WILL JOIN IN ANNUAL
OCCASION.

The two Americus camps, Id and "a,
Patriotic Order Sons OF America. will
ccme together tonight in the usual
annual occasion of good fellowship.
ard an evening of rare enjoyment is
assured. Families of the P. o. S. of A.
members are included in the list of
guests upon this occasion and the
presence of the ladies will add inter-
est thereto. A feature-and most
pleasant one-will be an oyster feast.
rounding out an occasion of rare in
terest and enjoyment. The %. S. of
4 camps here are among the strong
ost in membership in Georgia, and
felr growth is alike continuous and
ruitful in results.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-09
{. A. COPELAN IS
NAMED On THE v.
"A. COMMISSION
(BY FRANK C. GILREATH.)

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 9.-After a
meeting from 11:10 o'clock to 1870
o'clock Thursday in the offices of the
state railroad commission at the state
capitol, the four members of the West
ern and Atlantic railway releasing
commission, appointed by the Georgia
legislature, elected E. A. Copelan, of
Greensboro, a well known banker and
business man, as the fifth member to
take the place of Fuller E. Galloway,
of LAGRANGE.
The election of Mr. Copelan COM
rletes the five members, including
Governor Nat E. Harris, chairman; G.
Murphy Gambler, of the railroad COM
mission; Gunby Jordan, of Columbus
and Judson L. Hand, of Pelham.
Governor Harris, as spokesman for
the commission, said that they had
considered the names of between forty
al d fifty Georgians before selecting
Mr.. Copelan.
After the election of the Greensboro
man, the commission adjourned over
until Monday morning at II o'clock,
v hen a chairman, secretary and other
officers will be elected.
The offices will be picked out and
plans laid to get down to work on the
releasing of the states most valuable
piece of property, the Western and At
lantic railroad.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-09
SAID GFRMANY'S FOOD AND
COPPER is SUFFICIENT
The Chancellor Discussed The Need
OF Future Guarantees For The
Good of Germany

BERLIN, Dec. 9.-(By wireless to
Sayville. )-"If our enemy makes peace
proposals compatible with Germany's
dignity and safety, then we shall al
ways be ready to discuss them," said
Imperial Chancellor Won Bethmann-
Hollweg, addressing the Reichstag.
He made clear that it was his opin-
ion that it would be folly for Germany
to propose peace, "as long as our ene-
mics guilt and the ignorance of their
statesmen are entangled with the con-
fusion of public opinion" He said
Germany is conscious of her military
success.
The chancellor said that Germany
declines the responsibility for further
continuation of the war. He declared
that Germany could not be charged
that the purpose of fighting was to
make further conquests.
The war can only be terminated
by peace which will give certitude
that the war will not return" declared
the chancellor, land we've all agreed
about that" he continued.
The chancellor asserted that Ger
many's food supplies are sufficnent
and that her immense stores of copper
are adequate for many years.
Speaking Of the guarantees of the
future position of Germany, the chan
sellor insisted that the longer the war
continues with increasing bitterness,
the greater is the need in guarantees.
We don't fight to subjugate other
nations" he said, but we fight for
protection of our life and liberty"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-09
.F|REBUG IS LOOSE
IN THE CATE CITY

ATLANTA, Dec. 9.-The police are
securing the city, aided by the fire de-
partment, for clues which will lead to
the arrest of the firebugs whom they
believe deliberately set the torch to
the building at IA South Pryor street,
where a Russian Turkishbath is locat-
ed, and in which two men and two
women were seriously burned.
The investigation of the firemen af-
ter the blaze had been brought under
control led them to the conviction that
the fire was of incendiary origin. The
loss sustained through the fire will
amount to nearly $4,000, it is stated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-09
JOHN BULL COMES
IN j. s. SHIPPING

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 8.-Am-
b&ssador Walter Fl. Page has advised
the state department that Great Brit
ain has acceded to the American pro-
test against requisitioning American
trans Atlantic company's ships.
Test cases will be made of the Hook
ing and the Genesee, which will be held
for prize courts. In the meantime no
others will be seized.