davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
Das Gal der Icb0Hen Maddben.

Sn ben Sulif9en Nlpen gibt es
DDrfer, no man bisber bonn 3riege
nod tDenis eepuBt bat. Sreilid, @at>
ten, S6hne, tparen fort, tdmpften
eben irgenbpo I'M 0oroen unb fie
fGrieben gele9entli9. mas iie erlebt
batten. SoS NOR aber aud alles.
mas BON ben groBen @retgnifen in
biefe GntIegenbeit brang, oenn 3eiz
tunsen tommen ni9t bortbin uno
Srembe nod tpeniger. Nu9 in Sriez
oensaeiten finb sic Souriiten ielten,
benn bic bimmelragenOen 8erge finb
tabl uno miirrif9. Weoer 8dume
trasen fie, nod iiebt man Mieien=
grim, muir Elm iunger pilber @letz
f4erfluB f9dumt our9 BAG Sal. Die
2eute 1inb arm. &einen plaB gibt
es fir Mderlanb, faum. baB ii9 benz
8Ooen elm 3ipfel@en fir birftige
&~artOffeln abrinssn ldBt, uno GdrS
ten fennt man ni9t. Der einaige
8eiiB Der flopenif9en 8auern fino
Elm paar S9afe, bic miibfelis ibr
Gutter fu9en miiFen. Mber mertz
niirbig, als Db oas S9idfol fir Die
&Grgli9feit Der Natur battle grfaB
f9affen polen, 10 bat es biefem Sal
etipas anoeres gef9entt. Mer bier
bur6panbert, pirb ftaunenb sepabr,
oaB es aqentbalben f90ne MGbGen
gibt. Ni9t etpa niebli9e 8auernz
mdo9en fino bas, fonbern feingliebez
rige @ef@0pfe BON elmer unbef9rei6s
li9en 2iebli1teit, nit braunroten
Mangen, pra9tbonem !9aor; ibre Sc
ftalten iinO iippig. sroB unb itol5 unb
cine TT INNER nom i9Oner als bic
onoere. Sic laden binter einem
3aun 6erDor, guden aug ben Sem
fern, fteben am Drummer unb man
gloubt beina6e. bab iie ben 8auernz
fittel nur ols @ertleibuns tragen,
baB bier. pie bur9 3aubern aus
Sauknb uno elmer Na9t founofoz
biele prin5efiinnen ~berborsen gebal<
ten iperoen. Mber fir bic @eraau=
berten 1T bereits bic grlOiung ses
fpmmen. Sic erf9ien in @eItalt eli
ner unsarifden SopeO= Nbteilung, Die
i'm Sale einquartiert wuroe. Hun
bot auf einmal oieie aufgeitapelte
atpedloie S9Onbeit Sim uno Mert=
f9dbuns sefunben, lebtere fogar In
gang aussiebigem MaBe. Oie gin=
famfeit 1T urplobli9 bonn 2eben err
flint, man ber1piirt aum bier iebt
ben Rrieg, bod in b09it ansenebmen
Tormen. Oie Mdb3en, Die piele9t
nod gar nidt 70 fi9er gepubt baben,
ME biibfd re fino, erfabren es nuns
mebr tisli9, benn es finb senus
tunse 8urf4en oa. bic es ibnen obne
falf9e S9i9ternbeit oft genus bers
ii9ern. Der Simmel bat bic 9onz
psts bierber sefiinct. better tonnte ct
ss gar ni4t treffen.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
cefaIfSReTt NIT uBhoItsH.

@enn iemdnb in Der Rlemme iibt,
10 bittet er gefpObnli9 einsn guten
Greuno UNI elm 9arlebr, ods ct bunn
piinftli9 am rnd9ftsn @rIten" aus
riid5ugeben Dsrfpri9t. MsiItsnteiIs
bringt er feline Bite f9riftli9 an,
au9 penn Der Sreun0 in nG9fter
gGbe 1T, neil Is ibm perf0nIi6es
Inbebdgen bereitet, bies miinbli9 gu
tun. Ser ousbeIfenbe CUTE Jreunb 1T
mebr ooer minber germ bereit; er
iiberfiebt feline Borf9oft, unb ipenn
sr ben gefpiinf9ten 8etros nidt ent>
bebren lam, 70 gebt er our 8ont
uno bebt oenfelben db. Damn beeiIt
er fi9, 6as GeI0 fir bic iibIi9e Sc
biibr per poftanpsiiung gu f9iden.
Somit bat er nun oes onbern Bite
erfiiqt. fir bic SefGuigfeit uber ouBer
benz 3eitDerluit, Ser ia gang i%eIbitber=
itdnbli4 gu Oiefer GefGlisteit gebOrt,
unfoiten gebabt. - piinttli9 am
rnG9ten @rften" - poer oii9 er1t
am riibernG9ftsn" - bringt Damn
Der dnOere nit berbinoli9ftem Dante
ben g~eliebenen 8etrdg 3uriid ober
f4idt oenfeIben per Mntpeifung, faIt
INNER notiirli9 pbne @inbere9nung
Der nnfoften 0es 5reunbes. - Nonz
tdnbig ge6antenlos miro Dem guten
Jreunoe 6as @eliebene 3uriidgegeben.
Der @ebante, oaB bemfelben bie1ei9t
nntoften entItanoen iein tDnnten,
tau4t iiberbaupt ni9t ouf. ltnb oo9
Ioaten oiejenigen, 0ie genDtigt lin6,
ab unb gu ibre Sreunbe in Anfpru9
81 nebmen, ipeni9er ge0antenIos Iols
9e @efGui9teiten 9innebmen. DEM es
1T tatfG9li9 nur ,@eoantenIoiigteit",
unb Bel ben meiften bebiirfte es muir
zines oiesbeoiigIiben 9intpei1es; muir
Die unberniinftigen finben es bielIei9t
tleinli9, ipenn ite an bic rpdar
Gents" Soften erinnert piirOen. l1nb
biefe leBteren iinb es audi. 6ur9 tpeI<
DIE mitunter Die beften freunbf9aftlt=
den ober pertpanbtf9aftli9en 8eaie=
6ungen in Die Bride geben, tpenrl
ii9 Der be%reitfpilige @eber in Mies
OerbolungsfGnen erlaubt, au9 einrnaI
feline nntoten gu erpdbnen. = Mu@
BEL anoeren @efdGisteiten. tpel9e man
BON 5reunben ooer 8efonnten erbit<
tet, fO[lte man ii9, beDor ous iiblt@e
rOanfe" erfoIgt, iiberlegen, Of dltBer
benz bamit berbuhbenen 3eitberIuit
Dem 8etreffenben l1nfoiten entitanben
fein tDnnten. SeIbftber itdnoli9 pirb
man fi9 i'm tdsli9en 2eben man9e
@~efdai9feit erpeifen, 6ie bielei9t
5 Gents Sobrgel6 oOer fOnit cine
&leinigfeit erforbert. Ohne BON linz
gu fpre4en. Gs tommt ia ou9
febr biel oarauf an, tper lins cine
erpeiit. Oos @efibI unb
Der Salt miifen ba entf9eiben, mas
man gu tun bat. Sebenfaus fam
man ni9t ieoe @efduigfeit nit einem
gebontenloien nDante" quittieren.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
Der &ommanOamt Ser llntcrmaiier-
Slutte.

Die 3eitungen baben beri9tet, baB
bel Der Hdumung &igas bas Dent
mol oes groben peter entfernt unb
in eine Eiite Derpadt purbe, nm nab
oes Gei4es 9auptftabt berf9idt au
tperoen. Ser Sransport bes r;sIioen
S%tanbbilbes mar aber einioermoBen
i9pierig, unb Die DIRECTION Der gi=
lenba9nen lebnte ben Sransport
srunoiaBli4 ab. neil Der srobe pe=
ter Diel gu f4tper lei. Mon entz
l4loB iiA alio, Jpn auf benz Waffer-
toege gu perfro9ten, UNI i6n in pes
~tersburg in Si4erbeit gu brinqen.
aber a4, bas Sronsportldiff, Oas
unter benz S4ub Der toilerli9 ruff
i9en Slotte ben 9afsn &isas perlieB,
traf i'm &igaiiden Meerbuien ouf
bic tailerli9 Oeuti9s 5lotte, bic,
ni@ts abnenb ibre Sorpeops perIenS
benb, gerabe ienes Sran5pprtftiff
perientte, pel9es Die aari59e Moieltdt
trus. Gin pitanter 8eitrag gu benz
ruiiii4en .Seefies"!! Bon benz
Stanobilo oes srOBen peter BADEN
Die rufiii9en 8eb0rbsn ME pieber
etpas per0ffentIi6t. aber unter ben
Semo6nern &igas, bic iiber ben Ser
fluff oes f9Onen 0entmals re9t err
grimmt fparen, fiderte bic trasitomi>
i4e 9ei4i9te baIo bur9; elm piBis
ger 8eamter. Der ni4t genannt fem
mill, erfanO fir ben neuen 3arsn bes
Meeresgrunbes bic 8saei9nuns. bic
iebr balb S9ule mo9te: Der &om-
manoant Der llntermalierflotte.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
DfFmer SarribFbrtef hes
1btlipp S~amerampfEr.
ft4O.

paein Iisbsr Serr Rebadtiondr:--
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

Zen msr uns geTsBt, I'm ieber bon
bic RieporterI4 bat fein Heitings
pcbpsr I'M e Ysn5el eraus seboIt, I'M
bann is es los gauge. Sn mein
itG9fts S6reipe nil i'd Sbne rte.
pobrte, tpie i'd mid aus Die MtcB
erausge3oge ben. SD fin Wioeer
email f9mort getpeIe, tDOmii if
perbleipe Sbue Sbru lieper
pbtIipp Sauerompfer.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
Ser Slricsswcin.

Sir Die 5reunOe zines guten Srop>
fens 4ebenloft 1T Der tOI9enoe Bes
ri9t iiber bic 1851 PfaI0er Griegss
pelnernte bon beIonperem Jnteretle:
lleber Die Benennung oes 9eurisen,
unter giinltiger Witterung beransez
reiften GoeIgepdqles 3erbre9en 1I9
Die p@eIebrten" i9on pIeDer Die R0ps
te. n%TrIe9spein" DolIten ne ibn ou=
erft tauten; 0a tommt aus Der Sns
terltaOt unIeres Observation-Disclosures
Or. !9elftett9 Die &unoe. man iDlle
Ibn beller WtlilIoneniDeln nennen, gum
eiuigen @eod9tnis an pen Hielener>
fol9 Der neuepen &riegsanleibe. 9e>
rabe 10 gut ooer nop better piir6e
MAJ iDm Den Beinamen rWliIliarpen=
pein" seben t0nnen. 0p9 glei9giils
ti9, tpte Den tiinItigcn @ei9IeWtern
fem ytame Iberliefert peroen mag,
er f9eint na4 allen, mas man pOn
ibm bort unO teiIpeile i9on aus benz
Iuftigen SiiBen uno u8iBler" beraus=
l9medt, cine Warte er1tet SrDnung
lperben gu lollen. @egen ben BRAN
Oigen 1911er. 0eilen SpiBen BEL all
len guten @l9enl9aften Iei4t berau=
lHenoe Wirtungen na4gefagt tperoen,
bat er ieoenfalls Doraus, 0aB er ni9t
in etnem trodenen, %ionoern BON 6eu9=
ti9teit Dohlour9ieBten Sabre gepa9=
len lit. so pirO es troB Der boben
WiOfgepi9te, Del9e beute i9on in
beiiern Orten Die 100 mad Se9sIe=
i9cr Wleilung iiberi4reiten, Dem
1915er ni9t an Der n%ottpenbigen
SGure febIen, cine 8orausieBun9,
peI9e binli9tli4 Oes peiteren 4uss
baues ni4t bod genug ansei4Iagen
tperoen lam.
Sin lautes 2eben. a~Ilerbings peniz
ger 9erdui9DoII als in fon1tigen Sab
rem, 5erri9t an ben in berbItli9e
9epanOung setau9ten 9dn9en Der
9aar6t. 2ie rotten !9oien Der syranss
mdnner unb Die grougriinen Anifor=
men Der SObne Oes O1tens, tpeI9e
aus ben tperttdgli4en @epanoungen
Der meiit benz i4pa9en @el9le9te
angebOrisen nQeier" berDorfte6en,
Derleiben Dem 8iloe cine eigenartiqs
Hote. Oabei aeigen Die aIs unfreIz
9eIfer berbeigsboIten SDbne
Der champagne. 8ursunbs unb Sib>
frantrei4s CUTE Nnitel!igteit, neil tie
Oiefe 4rbeit Don 9auie aus gepobnt
limb. 8roB allen @rnite, tpel9er lid
AUDI iiber bas JOINT serabe in Der
9erbfaeit bOppeIt aufgerdumte pfdl=
3ii4e @emiit infoIge Der triegerii9en
3eitlGufte geIegt bat, ldBt li9 Der
Sobn Der pfalo bod bic 2uft
na4 elmer tii9tigen @~ertoftung bes
9eurigen ni@t ne3men. NamentIi9
bic S9entbauen Der W~inaerpereine
ii4 alIionntdeli9 elm breiter
utenl9enitrpm aus ben .SnbuFrie=
Itdoten Der @OrOerpfaI5 unO Dem mo-
8ooen. 90 fab fi9 benin, nod
benz Die eIettrif4e 8abnperbinounq
bon ben ufern bes &beines ben MatS
Ienpertebr ni9t betpdItigen tonnte, bic
Staatsba9nperpaItuns peranlaBt,
Ipdbrenb Der 9nuer Der .Neuen"
Beinaeit eigens Spnntags3iige einauz
legen. Bie es pObl ben SauIenOen
pfdlaii9er S05ne auf ben ber56ieoez
men &ries8i4aupIdben in @eoanten
an btefe i40nen Stunben 3umute
mag, tpel9e fie in bieIen trou=
li4en Stdtten e9ten Sumors BEL ib=
S4oppen fOnlt Derlebt baben?
9offentli9 i4entt ibnen Der &riegs<
Jott bic @nabe, boIb, re9t boIb, ii9
IN oieiem @0ttertrant, benz 1915
ooer MiII;onenipein, an Dem
Orte ieiner @r5eusuus gu laben.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

= @u9tiser SiteI. mNa.
9err S4ulae, pie gebt es Oenn Sb=
rem 8ruOer. Dem 2anopebroffiaier.
i'm &riege9"
80. Der 1T jeBt 2oittroftipogen<
parttolonnentommanoont!"
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

= Die Der Mairr.
n@orum trGst Der 9srr Mlaier felt
&riegsbeginn oenn cine 10 itolae Mie=
ne our S9au9"
sNa, neil gar 10 OieIe Maisr firs
@aterIan0 fe4ten!"
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

= NItersunter4teb rSbs
re S9peter bat alfo nod elm gana
tleines Rin0, Obpobl ibr G~ltefter
Sobn f9on als 2eutnant i'm JeI0e
ftebt9"
so ift's! Sbr Singfes itedt nod
in ben WideIn, ibr Melteites f9on
in ben Midelaamaf4en."
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

0sbotion. Shirt: -. .Nun.
lieber 9ofrat. baben Sic uuf Sbrer
Reife iia au6 meiner einmal erins
nert?"
I. Sofrat: %, id babe in Der 5erne
losar bon 9obeit gu trGumen GEE
tpa9t."
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

StuIienif4e &riesss
anIeibe. nDie italienif4e &riegs>
onleibe finoet i'm 8olte teinen Nn>
Hang unb babel ber0ienen Die Sia=
liener bas @eIO bod i'm 9anbumble>
benz"
.Na. ma - i'm 9anbumoreben2"
rTreili9 49, als QeiermGnner!"
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

3eitgem Be Musrebe.
Sdusfruu gum Stubenmdo4en):
Mber Minno. sic baben ia uniere
G9inerbiiite 5ertrimmert!
Minnn: M9. Mobome. Die baben
Sic ia BON einem oerflirten Staliener
qefauft!
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03

4ue5 uimmt email
{ @no auf bic 2unls
pepeIt, I'M 10 bat
aud mein Sipp
nad bic Suneitet
Stebts en- @nb gee
nOmme. Mer limb
nit unferen Site
mer INNER nG5er
5u ben 2an0 tOms
me, I'm aus bic Ois
ftenS ben mer f9pH
bic 2ibertee senobs
ttRt, uIl ba ben i'd
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Juneau, Alaska, February l2, 1915.

JUhtAug Alaahog tDA uoA A@i AVAy' NOTICE is hereby given that Otto Bergstrom, of Seward, Alaska, who, on September 30, 1914, made home stead application, No. 01722, for the S.W.ASE.A S.E.AS.W.A Sec. 22, w. 4aN.E.AE.hN.W.H N.W.ASE.H N. E. A S. w. A, Section 27, Township S., Range l w., Seward Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make five year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the U. S. Commissioner M. J. COnrOy at his office, at Seward, Alaska, on the 31st day of March, 1915.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Frank L. Ballaine, of Seward, Alaska. w. A. McPherson, of Seward, Alaska. S. L. Colwell, of Seward, Alaska. George Sexton, of Seward, Alaska.
 c. B. WALKER.
 Register.
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-26
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Fred McGary:

To Fred McGary:
 You are hereby notified that we have expended Three hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Panama Association, Homestake and Wild Cat Association Placer mining claims on Dollar Creek, Left Limit, as will appear by AfIidavits Proof of An nual Labor for year 1914, recorded in the Office of the Commissioner and Ex-Ofiicio Recorder, Cook Inlet Pre- cinct, Territory of Alaska, Third Divi- sion, in order to hold said premises under the provision of Section 2S24 Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December S1-1914; And if within Ninety days after this notice by publication, you fail or refuse to contribute your pro portion of such expenditure as Co., Owner, your interest in said claims will become the property of the sub cribers under said section 2924. Dated at Susitna, Alaska January 18th, 1915.
 Andy Taylor,
 J. Foss.
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-26
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given by the Com mon Council of the Town of Seward, Alaska, that pursuant to and in con formity with existing law, the annual general municipal election will De held in said Seward on the 9th day of April, 1915, at which election the qualified voters of said town will, by ballot, declare their choice for seven councilmen and for one member of the school board, for the ensuing year.
 That at such election, by the laws of the Territory of Alaska, the franchise is extended to women.
 That the town hall, in the rear of Fourth avenue, in said Seward, is hereby designated the polling place fer said town; that, as by law so pro vided, said polling place will be open between the hours of seven o'clock ante-meridian and seven o'clock post meridian of said sixth day of April.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska this 18th day of March, 1915.
 The Common Council of the Town of
 Seward, Alaska. By G. G. Boe,
 President of the Common Council
 and ex-ofTicio Mayor of the Town of
 Seward, Alaska.
 Attest: Carl Amy, Town Clerk.
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Juneau, Alaska, March IS, 1915


 NOTICE is hereby given that Gas ton w. Smalley, of Seward, Alaska, who, on December 21, 1914, made Homestead application, No. O1726, for w E, Section 23, Township 1 N, Range 1 w., Seward Meridian, has filed rotice of intention to make Five Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before United States Commissioner M. J. Conroy, at his office at Seward, Alaska, on the Sth day of May, 1915.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 J. H. Romig, of Seward, Alaska. D. c. Brownell, of Seward, Alaska. w. 4. McNealey, of Seward, Alaska. Thomas Hambright, of Seward, AL aska.
 C.. B. WALKER,
 Register.
The Seward gateway., 1915-03-26

Andy Taylor,
 J. Foss.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-07-22

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Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-12
MARTIN BACK ON CHAINGANG
AFTER AIRY FLIGHT

Newt Martin "a negro convict who
several months ago jumped the Sum
ter county gang where he was doing
a misdemeanor term, has been nabbed
at Oglethorpe, and today is again
turning up the dirt on Sumter's high
ways, with more months added to his
term.
A reward of $25 was paid the officer
who captured Martin.
1t is said that Judge LittleJonn has
orlered a rigid investigation of the
escape" of the white convict IVey
Kaylor, who got away from the Sum-
fer gang in January ard only recently
was caught in the North Carolina
mountains and sent back here.
1t is quite evident that Kaylor had
assistance in his getaway, and his
confederate is going to be punished
if his guilt eau be established.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-12
VERDICT Of NOT GUILTY
IN DO0LY MURDER CASE
GOODMAN PLEADS SELF DEFENSE
IN KILLING CARLISLE.

VIENNA, Ga, May 12-John Good
man pleaded self defense yesterday af-
ternoon when tried for the murder of
j. B. Carlisle, a prominent planter of
Dooly county. The jury was out only
few minutes before returning YER
dict of mot guilty"
The shooting of Carlisle attracted
widespread attention at the time. 1t
occurred in hardware store here on
Christmas eve last year, and was re-
suit of quarrel between the two men
over division of crops.
The quarrel is said to have started
on the plantation and was carried in
to the Vienna hardware store.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-12
(By Associated Press.)

ROME, May 12.-Troops were re-
quired during last night to disperse
great crowds OF Itauan war enthus-
lasts, parading the streets of Rome in
huge mobs and crying Down with
Austria!" Down with Giolitti!" The
situation throughout the night con-
tinued serious, detachments of reg
ular troops being placed at numerous
points throughout the city in readiness
to put down disturbances that threat
ened to occur momentarily.
Perhaps the greatest demonstration
of the mob occurred before the res
idence of former Premier Giolitti, con-
sidered leader of the Italian peace par
ty, and the man believed by all classes
to be responsible for the present at
titude of neutrality maintained by
Italy Tremendous crowds gathered
in the streets near Giolitti's home and
serious threats against the life of the
statesman were given utterance by
leaders of the various groups. The
police were powerless to disburse the
assembled multitude, and after num-
erous Intellectual attempts, the assis-
tance of the army was asked. Three
troops of calvary charged through the
streets surrounding the Giolitti home
and the multitude assembled thre was
compelled to scatter in order to pre-
vent serious bloodshed.
At noon today the decision regarding
Italy's attitude was said to rest
solely with King Victor Emmanuel.
Diplomatic exchanges between repre-
sentatives of the Italian and Austrian
are on longer considered
as likely to solve the situation, AMI
advisers of the king are said to have
agreed to refrain from further en-
deavors either to avert war or to
plunge the nation in the European
The Italian parliament is in session
today, and King Victor Emmanuel may
or may not request the advice of the
deputies in making final decision.
This, however, is not anticipated un-
til Austria makes it final answer in
regard to territorial concessions de-
The chamber of deputies, as
we'll as the upper house of the Ital-
ian parliament, is said to be almost
in favor of war.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-12
FARMERS FEAR
WHEAT FIELDS
RUST STRICKEN
DANGER TO LARGE CROP MAY RE.
SUIT AFTER RAINS.

Where a week ago the wheat fields
of Sumter county were threatened by
protracted drought, the reverse is now
true, and farmers have fear danger to
the wheat crop from excessive mois-
ture. Heavy rains quite recently have
afforded an excess of moisture and
many of the wheat and oat fields here
are flooded as a. consequence, farmers
express fear of rust in the grain, es-
pecially wheat, which requires nttle
rain and lots of sunshine at this stage,
when the heads are filing out With
probably 5000 acres wheat, and ten
times that acreage in oats, in Sumter
this year, the grain crop is a most i'm
pOrtant one and is regarded with solic-
itude at this stage of growth. Rust has
not appeared yet, but in such event the
grain crop here will be cut in half very
quickly.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-12
ITALIAN MOB DEMANDS
WAR WITH AUSTRIA
DAY SERVICES
HERE THURSDAY MORNING

Tomorrow is Ascension Day" in the
calendar of the Episcopal church, and
special services will be conducted at
Calvary church at IL o'clock, consist
ing of prayer, communion and SER
mon.
The vested choir will render the fol-
lowing selected program of music.
Alleluia, Sing to s-ProcessionaI
Venite-Chant.
Gloria-Chant.
TIE Deum-Walker
Jubilate-Chant.
Bread of the World-Hymn,
Gloria Tibi-Chant.
Thou Art Gone Up On High-Hymn.
Offertory.
sanct tus-Chant.
Gloria in Excelsis-Chant.
Nunc Dimittis-Chant.
Recessional - Our Lord is Risen
From the Dead.
Evening prayer and sermon at 500
p. m, will be featured by the fol r
lowing musical program:
Professional - Golden Harps Are
Sounding.
Gloria Patria- Chant
Magnificat- Chant.
Nunc Dimittis-Chant.
Jesus, Tender Shepherd, Hear Me
Vesper Hymn.
All Hail The Power of Jesus Name
Hymn.
Holy Offerings, Rich and Rare-Of-
fertory.
RecessiGlal-Hark Ten Thousand
Voices Sounding.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-12
FOR SALE: MUCKALEE FRANCHISE
LEAGUE WILL TAKE OVER CLUB

The committee appointed yesterday
by president r. 0. Marshall to ascer-
tain whether the fans and business
men of the city wanted to retain the
Americus franchise in the Georgia
State league, met with little success.
The local baseball situation looks
rather squally and unless someone
comes to the immediate aid of the
association the jig is up and the three
games played here the last of this
week will be the last Georgia State
league games of the season.
President Marshall has written the
following letter to the league presi-
dent, Dick Jemison. We reproduce it
hoping that the business men and fans
will realize the seriousness Of the mat
ter and take some steps to ward of
this last step.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-12
F|REMEN CHECK
SERIOUS BLAZE
TUESDAY NIGHT

A fire which would have proved of
serious consequence was discovered
last night in hallway above the
Hooks Pharmacy, and was spreading
rapidly when an alarm was sounded.
Already the uames, which had orig
mated in boxes and piles of waste pa
per in the hallway, according to the
statement of Fire Chief Parker, had
burned into the floor and to the paper
covered ceiling of offices occupide by
several physicians. The offices of DIR.
Grubbs were damaged to an eatent by
smoke, as were probably others of the
eight offices on the floor. The fire
was extinguished ere any material
damage resulted. Whether it was of
incendiary origin, or from a cigarette
or match dropped there, is not known,
but had the flames secured good head
way bad fire would have resulted.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-12
KAISER MUST
ALTER POLICY
MEET DEMAND
NOTE PREPARED BY PRESIDENT
AND CABINET SENT TO GER.
MANY DEMANDING EXPLANA.
TION OF SUBMARINE POLICY.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., May r.
President Wilson today virtually COM
pleted the note that will be sent to
the German government as the result
of the sinking of the Lusitania. 1t is
said to be both forceful and direct in
character, corresponding in this re-
spect with former communications be-
tween the United States and Euro
pean belligerents.
The note, which was penned per.
sonally by the president, asks Ger
many for an accounting for long Sc
ries of violations of American rights
and privileges in the so-calIed war
zone" established about the British
Isles by German proclamation. Not
only financial reparation is demanded
in the communication, but moral ex-
plantations are asked besides a guar
antee that there are to be no repeti-
ton of past practices of German sub
marines.
The following official statement re-
garding the Lusitania incident was
made public at the white house short
ly before noon by Secretary Tumulty.
after a conference with President Will
son:
THE course of the president has
been fully determined, and will be an
nounced just so soon as proper pub
lie notice has been given. An official
note now in course of preparation
will be sent to Ambassador Gerard al
Berlin either this afternoon or early
tomorrow for transmission to the Ger
man government. 1t is said the presi-
cent realizes fully the gravity of the
meaning of his note, and is prepared
for any eventualities."
While the note will not say exactly
what course the United States will
follow in case of Germany's refusal
to define it's future policy, the event
ual severance of diplomatic relations
between the two nations is declared
as not impossible in official circles to-
cay.