davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

f1ict with the proposed acreage reduc-
tion, but not so. The farmers are
anxious only to get outyof the present
predicament. .
They are going to keep on growing
cotton because they must do so if the
worlds demand for cotton is to be met.
Charles Brand, chief of the Unasea
States bureau of markets, in an ad-
dress the other day at Athens advised
them to raise food crop in addition to
rather than in lieu of cotton, which
is good advice, but there is no dan
ger that they will abandon cotton.
Sumter's fields of waving grain,
wheat, rye and corn, will attract at
tention and admiration this year.
There will be cotton fields, it is true,
but the grain fields here will be far
larger and more numerous than ever
were known before in Sumter and
Deighboring counties.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22
GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY SAVES
two CHILDREN In ONE
FAMILY

About one year ago two or my child
rem suffered badly from weak kidneys.
They would have severe spells Of diz-
illness and were all run down in
health. was just about discourage
ed. tried several remedies and final
ly doctor, but they did not seem to
improve. l knew Of friend who was
taking Swamp-Root for kidney trou-
BILE with good results and I
decided to get some for the
children. 1 bod noticed that
there was some improvement after
they had taken two large bottles, and
continued to give it to them until they
had taken one-half dozen bottles, and
were well on the road to recovery. I
think DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root has
done more for my children than any
other medicine have tried and rec
ommend it to anyone having children
that suffer as mine did. Very truly
yours r. w. LIsENBY.
Dothan, Ala.
Personally appeared before me, this
End day of July, 1909, R. w. Lisenby,
who subscribed to the above statement
in substance and fact.
A. W. LIsENBY, Notary Public.
Letter to
DR.. Kilmer & Co II.
BinghamtOn, n. Y. .-.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22
boy SCOUT MASTER
KILLED IN BATTLE
(By Associated Press.)

; PARIS, Jan. 22.-Ensign Nicholas
Benoit, chevalier of the Legion Of
Honor, who was the first to start the
organization of the "Eclaireurs" (Boy
Scouts) in France, was killed in bat
tie near Ypres, December IS, at the
head of a detachment of marines.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

bill provide standard unfform-zd
barrel for the shipment all fruits entering
Congress why not also pass bill mater
tally reducing the size of the old
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

A has been instituted by
Univesae Teegaphe the och Freouenz
Machimen Aktengeselhaft fur Daho presume
the presiding judge will take by issuing an order
requiring the plaintiffs shooters with
the deputy sheriff III
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

If unforeseen circumstances General
the president
about ten days the meantime however
getaway signal
II.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

Amsterdam dispatch popular demand
Field Marshal Won Hndenbeg
spring But
by that time there
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22
Prove What Swamp-ROOt viii D,
For You.

Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co.
Binghamton, N. Y, for sample size
bottle. 1t will convince anyone. You
will also receive booklet of valuable
Information, telling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing, be sure AMI
mention the Americas Times
Recorder. Regula. f1fty-cent and one
dollar size bottles for sale at all drug
stores. ..... davt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

Judging his
is strongly his
all well regulated thirst remedy for all the
the feshi IS to
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

An automobile offers royalty the
sparkling device but have idea that nothing that
will excel the porch swing parlor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

We are quite sure there times when ooquz
to the Of saying oh unkind cut Of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

Professor Garner that animals will surely
ceedngly violent
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22
Rexape GtderRtea1

Sick headache, biliousness, piles and
bad breath are usually caused by mac
tive bowels. Get q box of Rexall
Orderlies. They act gently and effec-
lively. Sold only by US at 10 cents.
Murray's Pharmacy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

We take this occasion stop
fooing with that Tampco oil doesn't confagration
that will his whskers
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

articles Day." by
Rdder have contain thrilling
British baleships by aepanes The
of the and there left to bother
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

GEORGIA, Sumter County:
/ certify that the above Is true and
correct copy of the application filed In
my office for charter of The City Drug
Store. ...
Given under my signature and seal
of said court this the 9th day of Jan
uary, 1.I15. H. E. ALLEN,
Clerk, Sup. Court
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

Wherefore they pray the court to
grant an order making them a body
corporate, with all the rights and priv
ileges incident to such a corporation,
and as herein above set forth.
w. r. LANE,
Atty. for Petitioners.
Original filed in office January 9Th
1915. H. E. ALLEN,
s. Clerk, s. C.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

One Sumter suggested
sell it is
raise grain
myself The philosophy
Socrates that get
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

Governor Alabama message
legislature dversifcaon
The new Alabama governor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22


the generals will find themselves without
an army put
be forced to excment
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

April will bring along the spring training we'll
of activities the water.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

their friends the only
fond Of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

AMBRICQs GEORGIA FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY o. 1915
Once let baseball get Europe warning
their and the generals will find themselves without
an army put
would be forced to turn fan for exctment
One Sumter suggested
sell it is worth
grain
myself" philosophy
Socrates that
Governor Henderson of to
legislature diversfcaon
Alabama farmer himself what
system
April bring along spring training
the water.
safety foreigners in
Ivy
Working only employment
fond Of
entitled Situation from Day to Day. by Her.
thrilling sinking
British batep only
during
o
day surely talk man
When that time mule will
ceedngly language
Amsterdam popular demand
Hndenberg German campaign
spring But
by be o
unforeseen circumstances Garza
the job for
sleeping boots on
and ready make quick getaway
bill Congress standard
barrel the shipment entering into
tersae While pass bill
tally reducing the o pork barrel.
Judging his Thomas Rye of Ten
popular namake which is found
all well regulated thirst remedy for all the
ills the
suit has been instituted by Compagnio
Universae Teegae Telephone Frequenz
Maschmen Akengesesch presume that
prevent trouble by issuing an order
requiring the plaintiffs defendants sxshooters with
the deputy sheriff at the
quite there Colonel Goehs soiloouizes
the Cue5ra most unkndes cut Of
or friend Ven Canza to stop
fOOng with that TampcO oil doesn't start conagraion
that will SINCE his whskes
An automobile royalty for the best
sparkling device nothing be invented that
will excel the porch swing the old parlor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

And again villa guaranteed safety foreigners Mex
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-22

AMBRICQs GEORGIA FRIDAY AFTERNOON JANUARY o. 1918
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-14
WOMEN AID MINERS

The National Women's Trade
Union league is collecting clothing
for the Eastern Ohio miners who are
out on strike. These men have been
out since April 1, 1914, and had very
little work for the four months pre-
ceding that date. A relief committee
has been formed. There are 1900
families in the district, which have
been tabulated. = These families in
clude 10000 children, 5000 women
and $4,000 men. They are in sad
state of restitution and poverty and
all are insuficiently clad. There are
many babies coming and for these
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-14

Madison st. and stolen two hams
worth Sc, but the Judge told William
it wasn't because he stole Sc worth
of ham that he was getting a SEN
tence that amounts to life. 1t was
because the remedy used on him in
all previous cases had been ineffec-
tive and this time he was to get the
largest dose of the same remedy that
could be given him.
We know, as men like Clarence
Darrow have told us, that there are
other remedies for maladies of this
kind, remedies that have effected a
cure, but we go right on using the
ineffective remedy. Clarence DarroW,
in his talk on Grimes and Grimm
ais" showed that men with criminal
instincts and perpetrators of Grim
inal acts had become decent, law
abiding citizens when they were
turned back to- the soil and given a
chance, unhampered by imprisOn-
ment, to get their livelihood from the
soil, but we still go on putting these
men in cells that, as Judge DOlan of
the boys court said to me few days
ago. are a disgrace to our ciYiliza-
ton and should silence on our lips
any comparison with darkest Russia.
We know our remedy is ineffective.
William proves it to us and thousands
of other Williams prove it also, but
we don't discard the remedy. If it
doesn't cure in small doses or in
larger doses, we go on administering
it until at least it kills.
-O-O
WOMEN AID MINERS
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-14

clothes are particularly requested.
Many mothers whose last baby has
left the cradle surely have infant out
fits that it would make them very
happy to pass on the less fortunate
little ones.
Clothing can be sent to Room 1914
Unity building, 127 N. Dearborn st.,
local offices of the Woman's Trade
Union league.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-14
RAILROAD MEN HAVE SHORT
LIFE, SAYS EXPERT

LIFEV SAIS EAFERI
A railroad locomotive engineers
occupation is about 60 per cent more
hazardous than that of the average
risk accepted by American life insur-
ance companies, according to Henry
]. Harris of Washington, former sta
tistical expert of the federal depart
ment of commerce and labor. The
testimony of Harris, given at the
western railroad wage arbitration
hearing, which is in session here to-
day, Verged on the sensational when
he produced figures to show that the
working life of locomotive engineers
is about II years,
Miners and workers in stone and
clay were placed in the first hazard
by the witness. Locomotive fFemen
were second. The witness empha-
sized his assertion that usually fire
mems injuries effect the whole body,
special protection against them being
impossible.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07
SobeefG0c.

elm .. Sanudr Robcrt 9lno9cn, Gr. 2253.
Baltimore SttaBe 3 Sabre al.
PIN A. Sanuar Mnnn y. gcule, Hnciilcs lno
Eori0sStraBc. (0dmpncD "a Sabre ali.
glm 4. Sarnar gSilltnm Carroll, Hr. lO2G,
SurliOQd StrdBe 80 Sabre ali.
glm a. SuHudr Wiarp 0UBcu, Ut. 20. Siioi
Si0b.Sir1be, AZ Sabre alt.
YIN 4. Snnudr NiarD SUrnen, ylr has,
g)ori 9i0dO Of Sabre alt
PIN g. Sdlinar Wcurgc 0DtD, glr. il0. Noroi
BoiomncsStrabc. 70 Sabre ali.
PIN g. Sanliur Nnrriion 6rccnlnni 9ir. lblv,
gSclt9oriD.Apcnuc, 33 SABRE ait
PIN g. SOmar 9crDnle 0rtmee, lniocrlt'
idis.9olpital. n Sabre alt.
icpb's Ooipitnl. 10 Sabre nlt.
9lm g. Snnuar Miam .. 9aureHce, glr POI,
OttiugSsSirdbe, 90 Sabre ALL
Qm 3. Sanunr Fbtlip Wn9ntre, Wlarnlano
IuQemciHe ooipltdl, DO Sabre alt
glm A. Sanuar ScrmnnH u. Wiarte, glr 93S,
Ycnnib bloanidsNpcnue % Sabre at.
PIN g. Snnuur ggtnirco WlcNciucn, 9lr 1140,
Scriers StrdBe, 70 Sabre alt.
Nm 3. SnHunr Subu Z. Nlelere, 9lr. SOC,
9torosGarchs Sirdbc. 70 Sabre alt
glm 4. Saludr Nlnrlnnnn q Feriine, Nr.
7i5. oros9drroutonsNbenu 73 Sabre alt.
glm g. Snnunr WlDra Rbilipc, 9ir. $50, gScls
Iinqtons9lOcnue so Sabre alt.
Nm 4. Sonuar 09arlcs @editt y'r. 1901,
9toro Grodomdn. 70 Sabre alt
9lm b. Snlndr Gcurn n. Sdlmtof, gr. 7O1,
gScii SnDciie Str0bc SO Sabre ali.
Nm A. Snnuur &iaoneldiU Stcfnnelt, 9ir.
1887, gHorcsS sStrdBe, 25 Sabre alt.
Ylin o. Snnuar MinrD 22iatDn, gir. S22, Onri
rouionsglOenie. rs Sabre at.
glm 8. Sanunr 0bnrlcs Is. Ypung, 9lr. 1873,
Glib 0ronouOn. 5S Sabre dlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07
Die Ocmtidc SerrIdait in gInhucrpcn.

G9cnn oic gutcn gImcritaner oic eS Ncitltlono
idt per5eiben 6u f0nncn glou6c oaB cS ieine 9ecre
oird Oas 2auO Der ricoicrtgcn mo ,nciltralcn~ Bel
0icr 5icben lieB, Inn 81 ucr0itea oob Der 6cino Die
oon5c peitlidc NbcngegcnO sum ariegsfauplaee ma
de- ino ooB cs gege oc @c9cr trengc WiaBregcln sur
Gn1pcnomg bradtc, as iic 5nr 6ronftircrfrie9sfiib
ung griiicn, Der Mcinlmg iciii oltcn Dab Die 9nno
ocs ocutifen 9iescrs idlper auf Ocm bcgiidcn Sono
licgt Damn bcfiuOcn c lid itarf i'm Srrt6un. Gin gnt
merpcner @rcf all ben ogerncr @lmO" iteut lett OoB
sic Scrrbot 0cr Ocitife @cualtbober moBuoa iei nno
Dem brgcrIidcn 2e6en ad IN Der 0eiicndJfct uollig
itcien 5pelroum loiic. Der Tdmc Der bon gtatr ocn
gc0eroeutifen nobe itcbe, wcroe lid Der @nd]t nid
pcr6IicBen f0men oaB enc Gage cine alBeroroentlid
Giinqc ici PIN g}amcnstnge oes &0nigs ourite oos
.San0clSbloO bon Antmcrpcn" gSindc iiir gegien
unO oos aonigsbous in poacr 6reibeit diBcrn. GaS
0jcmit6 Der Getidet miro i'm gliSlano Oft ueripotte
Sier miro Der Blame cs 5 ddben wiien Ger Gcrtcbr
5miidjen ocne Die e6en d] fenolid gegcniber onocn
pdclt iit in cteegaitomnenoiter gSeie ab. User
glabt, er fonnc cine fodenoe @olfscele oocr @erbe
1cit uno sic Soi in Der Eoide bel oen Sldmen iinoen
miro cnttdnidt 0ie 9eoolfcring 6at feine llrio6c
troitIos in Die 3uhnit 5u blden 9e oen itaunpcr
pou6tcn 0clti6cn perocn iic ctS au @litgeiibl rcd
nen oiirfen oaS audi in Der ir gelgen cntifeiocnoen
stumble nid5t gan5 pom gcuubtieiu Der @lnd]t mter
0riidt mer0en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07
@ic DHroen sitdener nnO SOffre i'd freueul

9orO sibrucr moblirt MN ibon ini Dlonotc,
mo CT bat ieinc 0hlioncibeerc nod nht 5nlonlmen
nit peldcr er groBprablcrid 8un 6riibabr Die 0cu.
dcu ans gelgicu inacn wia bic ober mos Die gSet
oucr0mgs ndt tpiien bari fiir oen Sdue Ocs egcncn
9anocS 6citimut Iino. wcnn bic Qetiden nod engano
fcmincn GrldBt D}uiifbonOcn orb Die Straben Sons
oons 3e9cn oamt 0eicS Sd5aupic Die Mdnncr lode,
id in Die grnce anine6men 81 laieu; oic cngliifen
Gobinetsmitelieoer 6a!ten iiberaa in england tlan
mcnoc Re0cn Die @atcranosliebe bon Albions S0bnen
lpad5uruien. uno Oos irihe Forlomentsmit9eo Heo
mono aB in Srlono Sigen ucrbreten iiber @reieltbo
ten ucl6c Oeitide Soloaten IN 9egen unO 6ranfreit
an 9lonncn begangcn 6n6en Ioaeu aber cs Dft Niles
nidts me0er Ole 5o6ne 9tbions nod Die Sobnc Grins
laiicn iib oa0urd pcrciten iiir @reo, GburHia uno
Goniorten bre Sout 3l 0inrttc 81 tragen Ger fran
30iii6c Sbcrbeicblsba6er General Sofre madt III
5rnnfrci6 bic Siiuangc lmo @reic mobil mo irent
lid i6er eocs Soeno in0iider mo afraniIfer Srip
ben oas Sranfreid)s 9oOcu betrit Inn i6n 81 Siilie 81
ellen @euu Is ood6 oieien 6eioen Serren mo glnoeren
sic nidt aclug bon ser .Grid5piimg~ Gcndlanos re
Den tonen pero0unt mare eiueu SIid in Ole slusbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07
Baltimore, G. Spnnar 1915.
8uredu Der b5nnsfaunl.0onImiiipn Der Stnot
Baltimore.
Ofutrfcc fiir 1gofrrfo( uuh Qubrhnr VuntroN

Baltimore, G. Sannar 1915.
Bureau Der b5naefanol'0ommiHon Der Stnot
Baltimore.
gln5ctcc fir Winterinl uno 9ubfl1r 0pntrnu
Gr, 4 ilhcr 9teGcincine
VerFcgeltc Nnacbutc nit Der Nuii6rii oSto'
poial for Suriitbnp 8rid 10 tbc Sencra9e
0bmmiiiion". doreiiri an ben rNonro Of
Qlpnros OF Baltimore Gin. pcrneu biz Witt
ippdj, ben 20. Snnuar 1915 If llbr 8ormit'
tags, i'm Vnrenu oes Observation-Disclosures, NaiD'
baus. baltimore. Olo., eHtacaen Qenonlmetl
Spe6ifiintloncn f6nneu nH nno nad Son'
ncrital, ocn Z. Snmidr 1915. nli @ciu6 i'm
Nnrean Der 9lb5ugsianal @cmmiiiun. Simmer
glr. 9O4. ,Americnn Suiloing" Baltimore,
Wlo., erldnqt mer0cr.
Sin 6celdnbioicr Gbed oes gicicrs i'm sc.
TRACE bon $4,000 aui cinc nGlenrina 8ouie
Nani" gc5ogcn on Die Grocr oes Dlnbors nno
Staotrdths pon baltimore 5ablbdr, iuro NIL
cocn glnecboi bcrIannt
gbncIdjdbtc Gnnutit1tcn:
415 ~ 3icgcitcrc bcridiicbcncr Suricn
Scr crfulQrcicbc Ntetcr nuf 0cien Gpnirnil
mnh Nirqbdit itclcn nro Die 9nrihriicn ocs
Gin0t@hnricrs fiber Gpurnfc crfiiucn
Ole GonirdiisNeb1rbe bebdlt iib ods Rent
bor rGeno Gin ooer ale glngcb0ic 3lriid3u'
ueiicn ooer 3irc ober mcbr fcparaic 9ontrnffc
iiir bic beri6icoencn STEMS in ocm glnocbpi
nb5ulhlieBcn, mic cS fin onS beIic Siiterelle
Der Siaoi iiir out belunoen iueroen mag.
Snl Nlnttrl9e oer Nb3mQafnnals sGommi iion
Gbarles GnalaHo,
earrg 70. Olobssre,
Seiretdr
Wcdtipt am 6. SnnuQr 1915.
Subu 3ubcrt,
ienp. Prdiioeut Der Gontratis0e1Orbe.
(Snn7-9,l 9,l1-t2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

@obinetOucr 9cpeden iaseu, Sah Oas 6ans.GO-
mite iir glusudrtigc NngeIegen6eiten pcbem sur
Belt fiir imo gegen ocn @ar6oloti6ci 9ei6luB, Den
grport bon @aftcu mo Y2iuton 81 uer6ieteu orgll.
mentirt miro, in Der Wle6r5abl ontiOeiitid it, 0as
idcint oipoaiten ooB oas Gonitc oen 9edluB abme
iclo einberdten miro Gs miro ionit not6uen0ig eili
i'm Sous oen aompi iori5uleBcu iuo OcSbob oltc Elm
Seoer Oer @on0rebobgeoroueten ienes 0iitrtes brie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

li6 aiiiorOern i'm 9lamen Der
@enidlidteit gcecn Die 9lmabme
oeS ieOcniolls 81 eriuartenoen abiuei-
ienOeu gcridtes oeS Gonlites uno
iiir Die 9(ulabmc oes geidhliics 5u
itinIncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

0cnhdllonO iGerraIdt bic gHelt intmer me6r. SOs
mebrercn @odcu fam Die gladjrd)t aus Berlin Dab oic
Gnagcn Der Sporbnnf Der 9ortnOt @ilnersoori id) IN
1914 trot oes S9rieges UNI 100000 @lorf oermebrt
6dtten SeBt beridtet Berlin per 6lnfenipruh iiber
Soppiae, g. S. Oob Die Neucinogen in Den oeutidcl
Sporbanfen in Der erteu g8odc oiees 5obres eroBere
eien ais i'm S5auar 1914 in ylirn6erg .. g. 100000
Diarf, uno oos trob6cm 100000 Wlort in Den 9anfen
cr6obcn uorocn p1ren r Die lebte Ebcil5ablurg auf
0ic ariegsonlcbc Nub Die e5oloreerue Der GattI4en
9cidsbanf nmt itetg 5u; ic betrd9t iest 2092 Dill
onen W1orf Gouit bat iie felt Dem Sriegsausbrud
nm ctluas iiber 900 @tnionen Nlorf 5ugenommcn- Ga
bel bciinoen lid obcr INNER nod annd6crnO 5pc 9iI!io
lcn W1orf @olo i'm Strmpi ooer i'm eiiernc eIiel meg
geitcdt Gin Gagelobner IN @ommeru B. g. Der iif
uon ocm 9oitor Der @egcno i6erreOen leB iein @olO
gcgen %apiergelo eii5utalden, 6oe 1000 Dlort @olo
i'm @orten pergroben. ~ Dab Die wirt6batlid)e Gage
cnes 9on0es ii ud6reno cines Sereges nit nlimerii6
melt iberlegencu 0besneru etig beiiert, lit pobl nod
mic 3uoor oogGueien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-07

Baltimore, 6. 9dnrnr 1915.
Bureau Oer Observation-Disclosures Der Staoi
Baltimore.
Nn5eige fit Wlntcrinl ruo SubebUr Nonirnti
gir 6, 6onlret 1eds sStelnc fir Wliinonnaen.
Ncriieaelie 9lngebotc nit Der Nutbrir;
.Bropoial for 6urniibina Concrete SacesSiones
or Snleis 10 TOE Seiper0ae 9ommiiiion", aorel'
iri an Ocn pNonro OF Iiunros Of Baltimore
OiiD" pcrocn big Wlttwodl, ben 90 SannGr
1913, If llbr Yormittnas, i'm Bureau oeS
GinoisJtegIiraors, Gaibbans, Baltimore, Wlo.,
cntacaeu gcnommcn
Spe3ifiiationen i0nnen am mo mad Son'
ncritag ben 2. Sanuar 1915, oui @cnH I'M
Vurcan Der glbsugsiandlaG Commit iiion. Simmer
Nr. 904, ,,Nmcrlcan Sniloing", Baltimore,
Wio., crlnngt mcrbcH.
sin beelanbiaicr Gbcd oes Niciers i'm Be
iraae bon $4,000 ani cine y9leoring 9onie
Nnnf" pe5opcn. nn bic Grbcr bes Wi0DorS unD
Gidoirdtbs bon Baltimore 5ab.bnr iuiro nit
icoem gnqebot OcrnnQt
glDgeimdFt; EmantlidteH:
no Gcucrei Ncds Stcine iiir WiiinolHacn.
Ser erioIQreicbe Nieter nnI oieicn 0oniraft
ntlB Niirpihnit ltclen unO ole g3ori6riiten ocs
SidotGbdricrs iiber 0ontrnftc erinlcn
Tic 0cniroft-Neb0roc bcbdli lid 0as Nedt
bor irgeno cif ooer ale glneeboie 5uriid6u'
mcifen
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6barles Guglaro,
Sorr0 Us. 0lobssrs.
@eifdtiat AM g. SdHuor 1915.
Subn Oubcrt,
temp Qrdfiocnt ocr GontrnfisNeD1roe.
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gefunntmndjnnseH.
Snrcnu Der
SUpunrap1iidDcn 0crmciunaS 0ummiWgn,
Wot1hnuesQluucr SIR. 2

8affimorc. g. Snnuor 1915.
Seriicgcne glnQebotc nit Der Nuii0riit
p8ropoials for Gnoing Widps Of Baltimore
sim" iucroen, an ben .Nparo OF glparos. care
of foe 9iip 9egiiter" 9iaib9aue, Baltimore,
aoreifrt bis Wlitiuum, 20, Sanuar 1915. If
&orm., i'm bureau ocs Staot9legiiiraiors cni'
geacn Genommcn iiir oas 9inbnoeu oon Villa
fen. ocren icbcr cine OouiidnoiGe NeiDe bon
oicgunooreBig Narien Snoer uno 1itelelte
ent1dlt.
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nab ocm g. Sanuar 1915 inn Nnrenn Der Ios
pograpbtihen SermeliuHgs 9ommilltoH crball'
lids
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inniunoiieb5ia &onnrs (S75C0). auf enc
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5dblbdr, ipiro nit eoeu glnqcbot oerldHGt
Sic Goniralts9eb1roe bcbdl iid oas Rcdt
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gelrag ocs 0ontlnits in Der iibli6eu 6orm fir
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9omnliion.
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(San7)
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Ghriltinn @n6nct.

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aus itaii Die 3cit ipirO ipdier anaegebeH
(NQu7)
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Ghnrlcs Nnrthc0.

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ihcn ocic6ter Gjuiie bon g9ilbemina 9ars
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YermiIdtc gInaeiacn.

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Die rpBins emule In Der etabt.
unIere Gdbs4aiien lett oiien SunQe 31men,
lpel6e bic GleioermuderliinIt mad ben neueIte,:
Oleibohen erlernen molIen. i5nnen oies in mrs
5er 3et burd ben 9lniduB an biefe alaiIeu
erreidcH. lluicrridt Wlorqens, Nn6miftnQs un0
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ridi i'm Guinnrf bon Wlufcin criheit gdbere
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