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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14

Mnlirten bon Der Riidsroberuns Ser
bisns Ieere prablerei TT. Die gnslGns
Der unb 8ulsaren reiben nor ben 8ul.
saren ipie Sdafleber aus unb flii9s
ten iih linter ben S1ub ibrsr &anoe
nen in Salonidi. Oort tppllen Iie bic
srobe S4ladt borbereiten, bic ben
Uerbiinbeten pieber ben Meg na9
esppten psrIesen ion. 9iersu brauden
iie ein Sttr BON minbeitens 100000
WaHn, btnn bic 0erbiinp.ten limb
100000 Maun tart. bic 8ulsarm
200, 900 Mamn unb bic 1iirtsn Iino
in Der Gage nit 100000 Mann aus.
3ubelfen. I'm ibr Seer. nit @uem
3u perieben, ipas gu einem mos
nernen &riese notbnenbis 1T, braus
den bic 9Giirtsn brei Monate, ipenn
nidt mebr 3eit. gtun 1T es ses
rabeau ielbitosritdnbli1. bab bic Der
biinbeten i1nen niht brsi Mpnate 5ri't
gepdbren iperben. Inn in Salonodt
ben aries porsubereiten, fonbsrn gum
9lnsriff idreiten iperben, lanse ebe bic
100000 Mann beiIammen iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14

Deutfdlanbif DE 3eitun<
gen Dertreten bic @niibt. baB bas
ameritaniide @plt, fotpeit es nidt
beuti6er abitammuns 1T, gu gnsIano
balte. Das 1T eine irrtbiimlide Oar
fteauns pes Sadperbalts, Der pabre
i4einli9 aus ben Nsp gorter enslie
iheH 3eitunsen ssidSpft 1T. Dieie
inb sntf6ieben auf guslanbs Settle,
neil lie BON Der Jinanssariitofratie
beberrf9t peroen, bic ben @affeni9az
der gefddftIib ousbeutei. DAB bas
Imeritanertbum uid)t p6llis unb gang
auf gnsIanbs Settle itebt, 1T aus ben
9orsdnssn i'm aOnsreB gu erIsben.
Die &eDen Der 8srtreter aus bem De.
fen MAIDEN ss unpertsnnbar, oab bic.
fee Sanoestbeil burhaus ni6t fir
GnsIanb idlpdrmt unb nit Der englis
iben POIitit bss prdiibentsn aufs
004ifs un3ufriebsn 1T. 9araus miro
ild1 III ndber 3elt etH oDliger llms
i4nuue in Der SffentIiden Weinuns
ergebeH, benn iebt erIt lam BIZ.
WoItsitimms in bieiem 2anbe su 9ss
bSr fommen, pie aud in @usftt
itebt, bab benz prdfioenten nidt geftats
tet perben pirb, feiner Offeniihtli6en
Jeinbli4teit gessn bic 9srbiiHDstsn
bie 3iieeI idieben su laFen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14

ling ols YriRSipaI, 5eniiie y. 1oiI,
SfeIln &jsxrneI, Mice Wlepetjirf,
abeInibe Sl(nnina. 1bonios Ddrtfr,
annn q. Dngb, G6Dtbc SfrinSnntp
lnD Ng0 sgpIf.
Bur a,lcomrGdpiIe: SidbtIlo 9eui
pcn Der Clifton gdpiIe; Wlarp Rdut
BON Ter airbp SloobS SSdyiIe: Jfele
ycitis BON Der SDIer-g g6uiIe: aoa
N. aIhtrpbp bon ber gl0f&ia @6ule;
SqiHnr0 g. stpepfe bon oer 6ebitet.
Sdp,Ie als oeltider Dberlebrcr;
Cite Toneeulmi pom Der Mbittier.
GhuIe.
2utp be Wlar bon Der Combs mad,
Der Clifton S6ile; Snrrp Talmnbsc
aIs eipgIiidcr SberIebrer Don Der
20. TiItriftsSfniIe 5iir &offnmt
|SdniIe; stntberine 6. Gocte bon Der
20. TiIfrift<S <Sdplle 5ilr stirbp Sioub.
Sda,Ie; sllise w. EoIfe bon Der 20.
Inirift.ghiiIe giir CpIer.gduilc.
starl 2uebers BON Der 90. imb Der
Saitos.Sd,iIe 5iir @ebiter.Sd)il
aIs oeiltifer Gberlebrer: Uinrie
Brad pom 81. Diitriit si,r Deit.
,rooS ,Sdphe; Wlartba TAnollr cos
Der Sanbs.Sdaile Bilr Wbittier.
SdsiIe: 2oiiie Seine pon oer Wcit.
,poob- 2 firie sur @bittier.5d)ule.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
gd,rambe los.

Gin gfumdn., Der fsinsn glamen
aIs Saba GIo.a ansab unb--~gsinsr
Dsriiteruns 3ufolse oboahlos ift.
ipirb beuis bsm probatrihter quebers
boraefiibrt psrben. ba ausenidiJi4
Bel ibm cine Sdraube los 1T.
flosa lam aeitern Dormittds in
bic Joertmeper'fde Mpotbeie an Der
Se6iten Sirabe unb Central Qfpsnue
unb ippllte trOB ipieberbolter gluffcrs
btrlHaeH bic elpoibete nift pitbsr
pnlaii.n, fUbab fhliebIid bic spoli5ei
esbcIt iperben mubte. 9eutnaitt Rins
ger unb bic poli5iIim WsiB anb
Rnapp nabm.n fi9 b.s 9soaunnse
ipertben an. Der alIerbdnb periporreneS
53siig rebete unb bradtsn ibH nod o,r
GENERALIZATION. 100 CT porldufis f.ita
aebdIten pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14

Die 4rbeits Statifit.
iuel9e bic Der. Staaten ielbit OerSfs
ientlidt baben, itraft Die 8ehauptuns
Don Der burd ben 3rieg seiduffenerl
prOsperitdt in Oi.ism aanbs aiisen.
9tus ben Nnsaben gebt bsrpor, bab inl
fernsn WeIteu 5pauSis PrO5tnt Der ars
beitenben 9epOIt.runs brett buneern
uHb Dab Elm lueit.r,r GROCER pro5ents
faB NIT tnapper gSotb fein Dafein
friitet. SIN mittleren Weiten iinb Die
gtrbaltniT. nidt pdentlid giiHftiger.
Bios i'm Often unb 5par In ben ga
britsentren finbeH bic arbeiter ibr
glustomm.n in ben Waffenfabrit.n.
Den Dftliden Grobfapitaliiten suIieb.
buHsert Der prdfibent bic iibrissn
Der. Stadt.n aus. 4btr iein frepeIs
bates Spiel 1T nidt oerborsen sebIi.-
ben. Die aousrsbmitsIiebsr aus benz
Dsiten perlaHgeu bic giuitelluns Der
DaffenIieferunesu, bamit Der ariss gu
GnDs tommt uHO 8d9dftisuns ni6t
bios i'm Often, fonOeru aud i'm sanasn
Sanos Dorbauoeu 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14

Die Inbdnser Ropts be-
treiben oe1en &aHbibatur trob Der
Intiinbisuns Rooiepelts. Oab er ibn
nidt uuteritiiben piirbe. sic ssben
Don Der slriidt aus. bab i'm ndhften
sSdbrs Der republitanifde praiioents
iaaftsz3anbibat burdbrinssn rperbe,
eIeidpieI iper er lei. Dus 1T i'm bod
item 9rabe ipabrideinlid. glasin es
lit trpbbem eeratben, Iieber eiuen aaus
bibattu aussuIuden, Der bel ben
Deutiten teinen anitOb srrest, pie
ROOt Durd feline offenfunbis. enslif6e
9eiinnune. @bioIut seii4ert tpdre ber
Grfols, tpenn elmer Der Senatoren aus
bem mittleren Weiten nominirt tpiirbe,
Der fir ebrli1e Reutralitdt unb uitt
fir Wili pnfde Neutralitdt eiuitebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
Sn bieiem aanbe iinb unier

Sn bieiem aanoe finb unier
Der Wilfoniden @ominiftration 3us
itGnps einsetretsu. bic nod i9linmer
iiub, als in RuBlano. Sort miro bic
itrsusite 3sniur In Jols. bss 2rieses
seubt. Sisr pirb iie seiibt, obtpobl
mir i'm tisfften 5rieben Iebsu. Dts aus
Der Stabt Merito semelbet pirD, bat
bic bor.ige ameritanifhe GeiaHbtf1aft
aHseseist. bub uur offene 8riefe rad
ben Der. Staai.n seitidt tuerbsu oiirs
fen unb Der 3eniur Ssittns bss
StaatsbeparteNeuts in Dafbinston
unterIieesn. Der 3wed 1T. ale griefe
au pernidteH, pelbt ben aHgaben ber
abuinifttaiion iiber bic bsfrisoisenO.
Gage in gssrito pioerfpredsH. Gum
Slid TIT Der aonsrsb in Sibuns unb
bteier tpirb bOfieniIid ben prdfDtnten
lebrsH, bdb bic RegieruHg Der Der.
Staateu perihieben Don btrimigsn
RubIanos 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14

Die gnsIGnber iu6en iiber'
an 5rDfter iinb elmer berfelben TT b.I
2oNbDner RotbihiIb. Dieter purb.
sefrast, ob er Don GnslanOs fali.b-
Iidem Sisss iiberseust isi. 81
ontrpOrtae nit Disraslis gropb.s.i.
uns DOM Sabre 1853, bab tpsun Gns=
Lamb ismals in siuen srobsn ariss gs.
ratbsn ioats, Der Siss ibm ii9sr i.i
osnu feline Ginansen feien urperi6Opis
LID unb ROtbfdilo msinte, bisis On
fiat isi jsBt nod ri9tis. 9(uf Gin3sl.
betten lisB er iid ab.r poblfpdslit
ni4t elm, ionit bdtte er gnslaHbs uns
obpeubbare glisberIase aus.iteb.u
miiHen. IS 1T ibm betannt, bab Gns.
Lamb bersits nsun Wiaiarbsn G9uIbsn
semadt bat uub sineu eleihen geirag
lam ss ni4t mebr aufbrinsen. Sbat'
fGhIia beitebt gnslanos &riessfaiTs
nur nod aus ieinen amsritanifden
papiereu. Der nod Derbleibsr1be 1bei.
fptrb auf 3tpei WilIiarbsn ssfddbt,
aber nur bic SdIfte bapon TT sutss
pdpier, bic iibrissn iiub papiere DON
5ipeifelboft.r @iite. Gs III nunmebr
bts Rebe DaDoH, auf biefs 93apisr. cine
Uhniarbe in bieism 2anbs auf3unebs
men. Damit ioG gnglanb feine unb
feiner aaiirten tdslihen glussabsn Be-
ftretten. Disfs beIaufeu ii6 auf 40
Widiousn ben Gag. Daraus 1T az trs
meTen, tpie large es nod ben 2ries
fortfeBen fam; bStftens stpei Wonate.
s5n miIitGrifhsr 5infi6t Iebt es nod
dledtsr aus. lleberatI, no bic aIs
ltirten ii6 gum Rampfe ftertn, tpsrbsu
lie 5ufammtnsebauen. 3rob alIer
propbeaeiungen fann es nidt ausbleis
|bsH bab GnsIaub bis WaffsH ftrsdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14

Der Oslbampfer Gomma
nipap f3tint pisost elm
Metontre nit einssm
sau6bootsebabt

waIbinstou. 13. Du. Dtps'
Idxn. tpelfs auf ben petrolsumbom-
|pfsr gommunipaiu Besua hdbtn, fno
iinpcritdnblib. Gin aaklsrdmm beg
apnfuls auf Ulolta mtIotis, bob ods
G6iff in aIsranbria. gspptsu, tinet'
trpffsn iei unb bab bon bort ous lbsr
bic @srtpunbstsn an Borb btri1tn
ipsrbsn fpiirbe.
Cine friibsrs DepefGe bsfagis, oab
bic gpmmunipaip am 5. DECEMBER ~
2IIsranbria anseIanst isis nahtsin lle
am 3. Ts3smber BON einnn 1nuHpoct
angsbaltsn fporben lei. Dsr Mstinf
aus MaIta bs0sutst pislsidt. bab pas
G@iff mad isinsr Abrtilt BON Als'
rantriu nodmals pcn stntm 1ollcps
boot ouaefuIIsn ,purbs, bdb Wtttglits
Der Der Wlannfhaft sa6ttst Sbsr btss
ip,snbsi ,pur6en unt bic Gcmmunipalp
barauf ,Discsr nod aIsgaHetis lusue-
.istrte,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
gieuitag ben IA. Se5ember 1915.

SnD aibin9tO II ift man iibsr=
aeust, pab ss gu teinem ariss nit
Seutialaub poer Seiterrei1 tommen
fpirb. Sieie 9lniidt sriinbst iit
nidt parauf, bab Der prdiibent i'm
Reaten lit, iOnbern auf bic 8sobad=
tuns, bdb bic beuti4en @erbiinbetsn
IS sestnipartis nidt barauf antommen
Idii.n ipollen, ii9 NIT unier.m 2anss
gu pnfeinben. Gin iolhes @srfabr.n
tit bas @egent5eil DON auitGubis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14

noFen ben aflliirisn susufiibren. glbt,
Der NrGiibent foI iid Ia nidbt einbils
ben, bab er irsenb Senianb gum Rars
ren sebalien bGtt.. Ssint gtbF9ten
iinb 5l offeniunbis. aIs bdB iie nidt
burdi9dut iperben tOnnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14

Sab guam g 9i &ap lid
gum 3aifsr bon China ssHadt bat,
benefit leOisIi4. bub Ct Elm SoIunt:
1T. Die abitimmuns, bic sr b.raus
iidltet bat, 1T nad napOleoniibem
Thiter erfolgt unb niats psitsr, ala
elm poFsnipieI. Die Hsatfertisune
fir bieieH Staatsftreid 1T srlossn
Die Wonardie perIeibt China nidt
m.br Eraft, aIs bic RepubIit.
gs 1T nidts ala Der Chr
sei5 Guam Sdi Raps, ipas ibn gu
bisfem Sdritt psranIabt bat. Seins
5errlihfsit ipirb absr nidt lanss
bauern. uHrubsn fino nit 9eftimmis
belt su ertparten. Das bolt, bas bic
NaHbfdu Dpnaitie ssftiirst bat, bic
gum WiHoeft.n cine tauienpilbriss
Griiiena fiir fi4 bate. aliO oura bas
gIter cine setpiTe 9eiIiet.it b.iab,
ipirb beitimmt nidt rubis unter Der
5errfhaft zines gmportommlinss Is
bIeiben. Die WSgIidtsit taun 3usse
itanben ip.rbsH, baB China unter elmer
srleudteisn Monardie better fabren
piirbe, als unter elmer RepubIit uno .s
fann ioedr 3ue.itaHben iunben, bab
bas din.Ffd. 0olt fir cine RepubIit
nitt rsif III, absr guan S4i Rap 1T
ni6t Der Wann, beFsn adruttsr NIT
bem Stoatsftrei6 p.riObnsH tonnt..
benn nah anem, mas er tpGbrsnb f.is
.nsr 4bminiftration ss3eist bat. III er
siH b0sartis.r 5prann, Der China nidt
in bsFere 8abnsn l.nten tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
Ssnatpr a.npon Don sSopc

Ssnatpr &enpon bon sSopa
bat cine @OrIase sinssbradt, psids
PaTagieridiffen Derbistet, arisgsmas
terial gu bef0rbern. Der YrGfibent,
als Wenidenfraiub", ipirb auss aufs
bietsn, lin bic 4nnabme Der Bill arl
oerbinbern, bic elm. sause InSabl ans
oersr Senatoren gut beibeu. Wiirbe
er aus sissnsm 4ntrisb ioldes Dsrbot
srlaffen baben, 10 pdren teine paHa.
siere gefabrbet porben. Das bate
absr ben snsldnoern bic Si9erbeit bss
Waffentransports gsnommsn. gnss
LAMB Suliebe parf Der Prdfibsnt
bic Sumanitdt iiber gorb. Iiat
mtrber III aus ben Rebtn eis
uer ganjen qnaabl Senatoten,
fOgar bemotratifher, su rfebsu,
bab aud in Be5us auf ben Maffns
fdafer Der Rouereb uibt init BEN
BrdffDenteH iibereinftimmt. Sieien
Ronarebmttglieosrn gegmiibsr Uirb
ipobI Der prdfbent Hiht isiw frsde
9lbfertisung gu ipieosrboIsu fpassn,
bab foIds gorfdIdse nir bon Binee=
s@msriidusrn aasgtben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14

Die beutisen 0a driatsn
iiber bic @orsause i'm BaIteu bsitatis
gen uHisre @Hfi9t, baB Das Gersbs Der
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-12-22
THE FEE SYSTEM.

The stand taken by District At
toTneV Luzenberg against the afro.
cious fee system of which he is one
of the beneGclaries, is thoroughly
commendable. and we trust that
some day the people. through their
representatives. will do away with
all fees, FIR the system is wrong in
rrIrciple and il usually abused in
practice New Orleans American
In Mississippi the fee system"
as operated through the offices of
the Attorney General and State
Revenue Agent. is wrong 10 prin-
ciple and abused in practice" to an
extent unknown in any other states.
Though as a source of political
wrong aud abuse, the system as ap-
piled to county affairs is quite as
"atrncious" in effect. And
should the representatives do
away with all fees" they will have
struck death blow at boss rule
and ring politics. -Vicksburg Her.
aid.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-12-22
ALL HAIL TO CHRISTMAS DAY.

In the words of Tiny Tim "God
bless US every one" on Christmas
day in the morning
Let all the good ia our natures
come forth on Christmas Day
Let US rise out of seltishness into
aItruism, and rejoice over anoth-
er's joy. We shall be happy be-
cause others are and our happiness
shall bless other lives tending to-
ward sorrow and shadow
Have you a sorrow? Put it
away on Christmas Day Have
you an animosity? Bury it and
preach its funeral Have you an
unforgiving spirit? Crush it and
come forth in newness of life. or
dered and permested by love.
Cast out all envy, all coVetousness,
all unkindness; and all regret that
you did not sooner open your heart
to the inflow from the great Source
of Light and Love, and on Christ
mas Day be like Him for some day
you shall see Him as He ls-the
Prince of Peace, the only Joy to
the World
Following the thought of the
first Community Christmas Tree
erected in Madison Square, New
York City, Brookhaven will again
duplicate the event as circumstances
permit
There is stimulation and infec-
tion about the municipal Christmas
tree. for it symbolizes Christmas
for all the world
1t means the dawn of real broth
erhood It tells of those who
would share with others their pleD.
ty. and their peace of understand
ing ''the things that make for
peace"
We shall place gifts upon our
tree-the things that suggest the
natural appetite; but the original
community tree was a beautiful
creation only of attractive bril-.
Iiancy and coIoring that thrilled the
beholders, lifted their thoughts
upward and inspired faith in a
more glorious Light that turned
mems faces forever from the cIod
to the cross
Thoughts are things. God bless
US every one. "
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-12-22
PIKE BOARD INSPECT GOOD
ROADS...THEIR COUNTY FARM

Magnolia. Miss, Dec BE
fore finally adjcurning the Deem
Der meeting, the board Of superVi-
sors made a personal inspection of
the seventy miles of gravel public
roads in the Fourth District, ac-
companied by the highway ccmmis-
sioners. and expressed themselves
as being highly pleased with the
roads
The supervisors also filed with
the clerk a complete inventory of
the property of the county convict
farm at this meeting. The real es-
tate is valued at $4,000 and the
personal property. consisting of
live stock. agricultural imple-
ments, read machinery and farm
products, is valued at $40. 983. 80.
making total of $l9, ,983.90 The
poor house is also located on the
county convict farm.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-12-22
WHISKY HOUSE WANTED ANSWER.
Former Patron Admits Reply Due Them
and Gives Some Very Plain
Reasons on Subject.

A Dayton whiskey distillery sent
out circulars advertising superb
whiakey One of the persons
sought as buyer was DR. Alb
ernethy of Greensboro. N. G
He did not respond to the first
offer. after good commercial fash
ion, a follow up letter." which
expressed an affected surprise
THAT he had not been heard
FROM" His reply is a striking in
dictment of the splendid" stuff
and it's vendors He said In part.
says the United States Presbyteri-
an:
You say you cannot understand
why you did not hear from me.
Yes, and /. too. am surprised that
you did not hear from me.
"You should have heard from
me when l dIeg a fortune of $780,
600 out of the banks and wasted it
in rioto1s living, reveling with
other unfortunate men under the
demoniac alchemy and spell of your
deviIish decoction You should
have heard from me when threw
away a reputation equal to that of
any young man in America for the
privilege of making an outcsst and
wreck of myself drinking your vile
whiskey.
IL will admit, ! have been re-
miss in NOT letting you hear from
me long before this time. |
should have written you with a pen
made from the pIumage pIucked
from the bird of paradise that |
drove from my contented and hap
by home; should have penned you
in my hearts blood on the occasion
of the burial of my gray.haired
mother whose heart l broke by my
conduct while under the devilish
influence of your damnable stuff.
| should have kept you Informed
| should have reported progress
When | aWoke to the sad reallZa-
tion that, from a man carrying de.
Rrees and titles of honor from the
greatest universities, and started
we'll up the ladder Of recognition
as the author of more than nine
teen historical works | had fallen
into mental, moral, physical and
financial bankruptcy l should have
called on you. | should have
wended my way into your richly
decorated private office in Dayton.
the walls of which are crImsoned
with the blood of thousands of hu.
man wrecks. and there demanded
of you that you give me the re-
ward of my faithful Vassalage to
your deviIish. demorallziug, dis
ease-making. mInd-wreckipg busl-
ness. '-Ex
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-12-22
EXPENSIVE HONORS.

Newly created Majors who will
serve on the Governors staff were
much in evidence at the Capita
yesterday, being engaged in select.
ing uniforms which will be worr
by them on state occasions. The
military gentlemen have to pay
good, hard, cold cash money for
their toRgery and the gentlemen
displaying clothing of this nature
were doing a good business during
the day. .-Clarion-Ledger
There are 81 Majors" on Gcv.-
Elect BiIbo's staff and it is stated
that the uniforms cost in the
neighborhood of $3.50. But then.
the men that wear them will still
be the same kind of men.
In this connection Chairman
Remington. of the general COM
mittee, is planning something new
in the way of an inaugural parade,
and it is probable will call meet
ing of his committees at an early
date, when full details will be
worked out.
Discussing the Inauguration, Mr.
Remington said. II hope that eV.
eryone IN the city will realize that
this is a matter of interest to ev-
eryone and that Jackson owes it to
herself to make the occasion such
success that it will advertise all
over the State the ability of this
city to do things and do them prop
erly."
Special rates will be given by
the railroads.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-12-22
CEORGlA'S PRORIBITIOR LAWS.
"A Few Provisions Of GeOrsia's Dras-
tic Prohibition Laws Recently En-
acted by Legislature.

The prohibition bills which were
recently passed by the legislature
in extra session will, after May the
1st. put the ball and chain en- the
liquor traffic in Georgia and will
put the crimps On the howlers af-
ter personal liberty"-or person
al license to break the law, which
ever they mean.
Here are few of the provisions
Breaks up every locker club or
semblance of locker club in Geor-
gia
Stops every brewery in Georgia
from manufacturing malt of any
Kind. whether it has a drop of al
cohol in ii Or not.
Closes every saloon IN Georgia,
and prohibits either state or county
or city granting any license or COL
lecting any tax on brew or liquors.
Prevents express companies,
railroads or private carriers from
delivering at any place of busi-
ness restaurants, hotels. or clubs.
(Hospitals and drug houses exempt
ed).
Permits a person to receive in
his home. either one half gallon
spurious, or one gallon vinous. or
six gallons malt liquor in thirty
days Notice the or a." (This
would have been reduced or ex'
cluded. but for the reason that
this is the minimum limit go far
passed by Supreme Courts. No
chances we're taken.)
CompeIs express companies and
others delivering to take sworn
statement from consiRnee. that it
is for his own personal use, that he
is not drunkard. and that he has
not received his alIoWa ance in 80
days. Prohibits carriers delivering
liquor to a drunkard.
Compels carriers to file this
ltemlzed statement within three
days in office or of county ordinary
for public inspection. Any decep-
rion or subterfuge or dodge is
heavily punished
Takes away charters of locker
clubs violating tine law
Prevents newspapers or circular
or magazine or letter advertising
of liquors, tears down all signs of
liquor from buildings and windows
and makes Georgia clean in that
particular alsU.
Furnishes sheriffs, solicitors and
other officials for failure to enforce
these laws.
Georgia will be as dry as Sahara
after May 1st, in spite of the raw.
ing, ranting, gallful politician who
would prevent it
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-12-22
Lincoln Ahead Of COpiah.

The merchants of Hazlehurst this
Fall paid the farmers $4,000 for
Sorghum. This product is always
saIeable, being used largely in the
manufacture of fecdstuffs. and is a
dependable source for a little ready
money. However. it is probably
much more valuable when used as
sIIage ON the farm. -HazIehurst
Courier.
Lincoln is $14, 900 ahead of this,
as per statement in an article last
Saturday. Nearly $l8. 900 repre-
sents the sorghum crop of the Lin
coin farmers
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-12-22
The Charter Of Incorporation Of Dixie
Creamery Company.

1. The corporate title of said company Is
DIXIE CREAMERY COMPANY.
2. The names Of the incorpnrators are
r.. A. NALTY, posioffice Brookhayen. Miss.
W H. MARTIN, postofice Brookhayen,
G. L. wILCoMBE. postofice Br,Okhaven.
Mrs. OTIS MARTIN, pOstofice BrOOkhayen.
Miss.
5. The domiclle is at Brookhaven, Mississ.
ippi.
Dollars Is, 600 co.,
Dollars ($lO0 OOJ
6 The period of existence Il OF to exceed fifty
years. Is Fifty years
z. The purpose for which created Is:
Wholesale and retail dealing in, buying and
selling of cattle, poultry and poultry products.
feed stuffs, milk cream, and milk products and
the manufacture Of feed stuffs. butter and
cheese and other milk products.
s. The rights and powers that may be eXer-
ciSed by this corporation are those conferred by
the provisions Of Chapter "a, Mississippi Code
1906.
w. ii. MARTIN,
OTIS MARTIN,
K. A. NALTY,
q. L. WILCOMBE,
lncOrporators.