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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09

tSnnen. Der BeTu@ beim g}rdlibsnten
Milfon ipirb ebenfaus IN aIIsrnG9iter
3eit beabiHtigi.
DurA alle Staaten bes luubes
tperben I'M Jriibberbit bic treuen uni
arbeitsfreubigen 6elfsr Der OFprsus
bsnbilfe Sieben unb iibsraG BON Dem
6errliden Werte sr3Gblsn, bas
rDsutI1 Mmerita" 1T Der bart al
bic ruiIiIbe 0rsn5e itobsnben propin5
Deutfdlanbs Elm iinosrsdnglihes
Dentmal iesen unb Don isinsr b.Ifene
ben 2iebe elpis 3eugnib ablesen ioa.
Die manfer ipirb ipdter. fpenn Der
&riss iid ausgetobt, Bet einem 8erud
In DitpreuBen bur6 san5e Straben
tpanbeln, mo bodber3ige 9fmeritaner
In Der 3sit Der fhperiten glotb ben
DbbatloIsn elm neues 5stm i6ufen.
ibnen bic M0slidteit botsn, sills neue
griIten3 3u griinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09
SaberiiHer lint. .Verein.
lleber $700 als Grtrag Ses gDlfs
fcites seben fir Die ariessOpfsr
nah Riinf)en.

Ger Waperiid,e ltnteritiitlingsoer,
elm miro iiber 500 nat Ger Sci.
mctb idifen unb oil6 gtittef ilno
Wene 81 finhen tpiiien, BOP bas 8elo
rid)tig icincn @ciiinrnull,gsort CT.
reid;t. amf oieie @ciie tpiro elm Ser.
elnsbeihluB 5i!r slusfiitrung sc.
tradt. glIs bic gorbereituneen iiir
6ns bopcriibe Bolfsfeit aetroiien
iperoen icllteit, ipiiroe beitimnt, SaB
Der grtrag DeiieIben ben ariegsnotb'
Ieioenoen in Der baperiideu Seimatb
5ngute fonlinen iollte. Sn Der 9eitri-
gen @crefitsperipltnIlllng lpiroe nm
pom &ontnlifte bcridtct, bab Der er.
aieIte lleberiduB ioipeit runo 500
tetrage, berielbe ater nch grobcr
iein IpiirSe, eepn es lei nod ein 6ab
@ein arF5lloien. SotalS bic gbref-
i,iing iertiJ lit, miro bas 8elb o6ne
SGumell nad Wfiinhen ab1eiditt.
Tie balbmonatlibe 8erianlmlung
bes @aperidJen Inherit. @ereins iano
eeitern Mbeno In Sad,s' Sale itatt
un6 5iuar inter @criit bes Nrdiioen.
ten Serrn Gbriitian Sats unb Ser
YrotofoIlfiltrling bes SefretirS
Serrn alnton SeidJt. sIft Wtitalieoer
beiiloen iid auf Der armtcnliitc uno
SID aranfengelo ipurSc hetpilli2t.
Gie 9eIegaten berid,teten liter Die
Sieiingen oes 9eutifen Stubs, ionic
Der 9eltihen lag @ciellihait. 6ele.
gentlib Der Seier oes Geutidlen Sdg5,
am 2. Septemter. lpirb Der @ercir
iein eisenes Sauptauartier baben.
Aud, mllrbe bic GinIaoi,ng bonn In.
sarl1noiifen SiIisperein 5lt ieincr
3cItlif,teit an 4. GSeptentber argc.
nommen. 9ie eirgeidiften 5idcts
percen ans Der 0ereinsfaiie beiablt.
Tie Gimabmcn betrllgen So unO
Die glnsgaben sci. Hat6em nod Ser
porIduiige gerift 6es @olfsfeIt.aonl.
mittees eritattet iinb in Der einganJs
eripubmten @eiie erlebigt worocn
ipar, eriClgte gertagung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09
Epier Ser Site.

llnssaftst Der sbatiads. oab In.
folse beg beftigen Eesens am geitrissr
9ormittas sine gang msr.lide gbtiib-
lung sintrdt. Iparen ipGbrsnb pss Ia
oss bod cine an5abl SiBitIdss gu
bsr3si6nen. oon benen bic folsenosu
sur &snntnib Der polisei sslangten:
9imotbp 6edlp, 73 Sabre alt, PEN
iionirtsr gplijiit. Wurbs in Der RGts
Ieinsr @phnuug Ro. 2502 gilbert
2fpsnus Dom 6iBfdlag estroffen uno
fuab @ufnabme i'm itGbtif6en Soipia
tai, no isin 3uftanb fir iebr srnit
be3eihnet puroe.
aRihaeI glnoieB, 40 Sabre alt. 9to
1901 Central glncnue lpobnhnit
@ur6e on Ger Genncr iti5 0alter
Strabe pom 0ibidlag aetroiicll. Gt
tmlroe nah nem itobtiidlen SoipitaI
iiberiiibrt, iuo Die slerjte ieinen Sit
itanh iiir iebr tehertIifj erfIarten.
SSrau antt Jieioing, 80 Sabre alt
Ho. 402s Sgring 8rope guenuc
&urSe IN iarcr Wobnung BEL Ser
Sauaarbeit pon Der Site iiberipiltiGi
mt. nnbie natI bent it6btiiden Soiui'
fol ii6eriiihrt ,ueroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09
ilnterridjfs.Hnse,aen.
lie Cftpreukens& &ilfe.
aeeitreihenSe 9'ropasanoa in Nns'
iid)t gcRommen.

Die Diiprsuben Silfe Der Der
Stdaten beteitet iit aesenpdriis aui
cine ar6eitsrsite 3sit Dor. ioll bod
NIT benz Beginn bes 5erbiies cine leo.
bafttrs 1bdtisteii in alien Sidolen
tinieben, in nslten bisber nod ietH.
acmmittees bsr Diiprsubsn : Sili.
rrgdniiirt 5inb. Die Tlitarbeiier oes
s)ilfsnertss perbtn idon In allerndbz
fer 3sit cine sifrise propaganda srt'
Iolien, ifm Der guten Safe 10 piel pis
m5glih neus anbdnser su3ufiisrsr.
3par iif fiir bi. Oftprtubsn 6iIfe ii
bisfem aanoe ihcn Oiel ssl4afien
iporben, unb bic lsiisnbsn perIOnli4s
isitsn bes 9ilfsperiss ertsnnsn oisit
tohber5ige 5ilfs aud burdaus an.
bod bleibt INNER nod pi.l 81 ifun
iibrig, ipenn .9eutin amsrIla' in
Der fdnergspriiften propin5 Diiprens
Zen In bem Wabe bslien mill, ME %
tie bort herrihenbs srobs Rotb erFors
bert.
Rrsis unb Stdot Ragnit. ioipie bic
5iGbis Doloap, 4lsnitsin uno Reis
bsnbura bieten Elm usitss JsIb fur bie
ameritanii3e 6ilfstbdtisieit. llno III
ss niHt Elm faSner Gsbants, bort ipie,
btr ntues 2sben gu i9dffsn. NO ruis
jiE&e 6orben in panbalifhsr 3sris0s
runosmutij dies nem grbbobeil alsi4
r,n&ten, mo Fe felbit ben 4ermittn ber
Mrmen hds Stim psrnidisisH, unb
bamit ntdt ssnus. 5sbntauienbs in bic
Ii6irilde Ntrbunnuns fdleppten9 Der
BON Isiner Snfpettionstour suriidses
itbrie Ridter Wipptrt bat ii4 serdbs
in ben senanntsn Stdbisn griinblih
ilmseis1en unb bort stfunbeH. bab ber
Teutf@ Mmeriiansr feline 2iebs fiir
bis aiis 6eimatb ipobl in tsiner Weife
bensr betuubsn fann. dls burH itin
g&srfletn. il nn9bsm bic WerhGitniifs
ss Tim gtftatisn. Sobalb Ridttr nip.
pert @elegsnbeit ssfunben fat. bic
Wenge bes pou ibm bitrbkr gebrdHteD
bptumentnriI9en Naieridls 3u f@s
ten. folI bisfts in alien Gin3slbsifen
3ur aenntnib bes publiiums gebrahi
lperben, bdmit ui9t ldnger irgsnb
irtiG< 3n<ifsl an BET briHaenbenglcibs
lpsnbisfeit ber 9ilfs fiir Die gtptt,
tsibsu6sn h Cfpssubsn sGfssmmeH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09
glumper SdyluinSel.

Ginen iebr plinnpen S9Ipinocl
periufte geitern, natlirlit obne Or
iolg, ein 9airner. Der iid) fir einsll
graiinleiitcr ausoab uno lid, WGtael
Tribe nnInte, m Der gronerei Der
Sob.Sdmeiber 80. Ter Erenioe, Sar
iebr elegant sefleioct war imo eincn
iebr perirGr.ensguiiroisen Ginbrud
lnadte, Der nod aaii5 beSeufcno Mlrd
cine goIbene grille erhobt murhe,
iuhte Serrn 5reS. grorternamn. ben
Yrdiioenten Der 9raIerei niif in0 CT.
jdtlte eine Idnaere @eitidie, Iaui
ipeld,er ct einen Gbed iibcr $1,000 aiii
bic NtoGdpf @erinan 9ant beiaB, le.
bod fein @eI6 erbaItcn fonntc, neil
er bort nid;t befanut mar. CIR erillftc
Scrrn Broltermann i'm bed, bel Ger
@anf 3ii ioentiii5iren in6 als Scrr
grcytermonn oieies aiisi leldt ertldr.
lid,en @riinoen abIebnte, bat Der
fremoIins um elm Tnrleben bon etpo
eincm obsr 5ipei Collars bis CT icin
|eIb erbeben fonne.
s,ls aui hieies Tniinnen Elm Scrr
@ro,ternnnn iidD 3im Selepbon
uanote. Inn lid telepboniih nit scs
@cnf in 8crbhibirnD sii icten, belt
Der yScrr grnilme1ter" cs fir gera.
t1cn, i6leinisit 5erienpeIo 5u sebeiI.
Scrr grortermann tbeilte bnrauibln
Der gsoIi5ei Den gorida mt itno gao
cire getane notwithstanding Se5
LandehIiden grclrmciiters.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09
Che @rlambnikiHeine /.

JWm. y. 0isisl, %, 1886 gsniral9tr.
lWtatbiloa geters, 80, 30 aebler Ctr.
yStspbsn 8. ROran IT,, %, 272o
I 9lenbora IDe.
l4urelia W. Doo!an, 81, Sbdbemors,
Sbio.
JGbriitian Seiisrle. 10, st. aouis.
laouiie Gortune. 65, college 6il.
Jernsf 20. Stodm.ier, "a. 251s
I Beetman Ctr.
tRora u. asber. 25. Rsabins.
J0eo. 80. glap, 40, paris, ap.
l5a3el g. Rebmau. 30. 547 Woobs
!dlpn 4ne.
JGran, aa3saro, 26, 1405 Racs Ctr.
leleanore Gissler, 20, 1712 Bremen
Sirabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09
9amiltpn.

llnicr Isent in Samiltun lit Scrr
GSnarb Sruf, 449 SIb S,;nfte Ctr.
Scll Sci. 476 q. Srme Ebprc
1851 :. u.
Die @rpBlogeniibungb bes
Sarusaris Srbens.
Wie bereits ben Witglieoern bes
8sutiten Sarusari Sroens bstanni
iein oiirfte, finbet bic biesjGbrige,
as. grobIpgeniiBuns am Oienitaa
10, Wtittpo6, Is, uno Dpnneritag,
II, auguit. in uHierer i'm Miamiz
5AaIe berrIich geIegenen Stuot ga
milton itutt. 0ds COMMITTEE, mel
DIES bic @prbereitunssu fir bic Siss
ung in SGnoen bat, label bic Witglies
Der b0flidit i'm Numen Der SamiItDr
2pae Rp. 675 uno Der 9ermanin=
Sertbd Goge glp. 159 Elm, ii6 in
corpore baran gu bet6eiIigen. mir
iperosn aIles aufbisteu, nm Sbren bsr
4ufentbult in bieiiger Stabt 10 unges
ne9m ipis nur m0sIih gu MAIDEN. mir
Goffsn, bdb Sic cine regs 2lgitattor
entfalten iperben, um ale Wtitslieber
5u psranlaiieR, ooq3dblig su srihei=
nen. Srsno peIhe 9tustunft, bic ae-
tpiinidt piro, iinb bic llnter5ei9nes
ten gsrne bsrsit gu srtbeilen. Sn bet
Sofinung, baB sic bieier Ginlnburs
5olse leiiten, oamit mir bic Gbre pa.
ben, sic in unIersr StaOt besriiben
gu tDunen, seidnen in g.. 6. unb s..
i'm Hamen bes 9ommittees:
mart Brilliant, Borf.
gpnrdb Murtert SER.
Dds pollitGnoige grogramm 1T:
TienItas. 10. 2lugut: 8 llbr
abenbs, Gmpfans Der grobbsamtsn.
ReprGientunten uno 9dite I'm Deuts
i4en SauIe an Der Court Str.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09

Mtttpo6, 16. gueuIt: 9 u6r gors
mittass, WiQtpmmensanipra6e bes
giirsermeiiters Der Stabt Samiltoa,
6errn Sobn u. SplSbergsr. gesinn
Der 9rObIogeniiBung i'm Deuti6en
!SauIe, 6 llbr glbenos 9antstt in Der
!SuQe Deg OeutI6en Sauies. 8 llbr
Qbenbs, gaQ uno 9orfiibruna Der
Oeri4ieoenen Drill 5eams in Der
Sacobs Salle.
0unneritag, II. 2luguit: 9 .lbr
9Ormittass, 5ortieBuna Der Srobs
loseniiBung. 130 Na9nittass, Qutos
mobilfabrt bur6 bic StaOt unb 8e.
iidtigung Der Oeridieoenen Snpuitrtes
dnlagen. 8 rlbr abenos, 4bifieoss
uno Sommernattsfeit i'm prddtiaen
5orum Des Qmuiement Yarts.
Die Witpirtung an ben 6eitli6feif
ten babsn iolpeit 3ugeiaat: Der be-
tannte Samiltpn SGngerbunb uHO
Der prsisgetronte S6pei5er Mdnners
dor, iopie bic SmperiaI Sano une
bic Stabttapeqe.
- Mapor Sp6n u. 5oI3berger
unD feline beiben SDbne beseben li9
kute auf cine 3ebntGsige autcmcbil'
sour nad GIeoeIano, Buffalo, Rias
CARA Sails uno Toronto.
- Sm Wlercp 6oipitdl 1T seiterr
Wlprsen Der SObn Don Serrn uno
Srdu y. Bourne oor go. 316 Waiu
Strabs iniul9e elmer Operation ge'
itprben.
Die 5rGulein Olga Sprn uro
Romilba Senning be9aben iicf natb
Niagara Sails. Detroit unO Buffalo.
Seute lperber bic tlsinen Sns
iafeu bes Sinoerbeims BON ben Ullt,
aIieDern Der Butler 9leris 20. 4O7
Der eagles erfreut peroen. Gs per'
ben aqerlei Spiele unb Sonteite fiir
lie peranitaltet uno ibnen oann
Spislpaarsn uro 6rii4te peratrei4t
lperoen. 9lm 4beno ftnoet Elm aon'
sert ltatt.
- Ods 0iris SisbpaD Council
BON SamiItpn @ountp brahts $25oo
auf als ieinen 9tntbeiI an ben aus'
saben fir bic 6Droerura unO ent'
pidslune Der 3yie 2Gnoitrabe i'm
GpuntD
- @d6renb Serr 2uuis 8. ainglcr
iih am Montas am gaoeitranb nDros
lid pon Der Stabt befauo, pur'
ben ibm aus Teineu SIeibern $62 Je'
itpblen.
= 9is itadtIide Steuertommiifion
bat ben Dertb bes Gteentbums Der
g.. 8. &c y. Ydbn in Butler gountn
auf $1,s25, $40 perari6Iast, poopon
auf Die Stabt SamiItOn $45o, lao
fallen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09

ipurbsn, pofiir bic Ginnabmen $434.s :
80 betrugen; i'm Ct. Soiepbs 8ottess
ader fanbsn 45 1obts bic IeBte Rubez
itdtte unb bic Ginna6men betrugeH
$246, ipGbrenb auf benz ct. So6annsg
Gottesadsr brei5ehn 2eiten beituttst
tpurnen, tpofiir $66 sinsingen. Sberz
itabmsiitsr Jrant Self6er bsri6tets
iiber bic GiRnabmen unb 2tusgaben
i'm Monat Sult pie fOlgi: aaffenbes
itdno am /. Suli S5356.14; ginnu6s
men $2425.51; 9lussaben $3788.S2;
bleibt Elm GaiIenbsitano BON 1892. .S3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09
Snnitafabemie.

Die aunitatabemie i'm Chen Ndri
tiinbiat ibr WinterIsmeiter an, bas
BON 26. September Big gum 20. Wtat
ndhItsu Su6res pdbrt. llnterri6'
tpirb BON tpmpetenten 2ebrern i'm
3si6nen, Wtalen, Wooelirsn, SIu'
itriren, @nttpiirfen uub in Der Spl3s
i6niberei ertbeilt. Der llntsrri6t in
ben 1agtlaiien betrGgt $25 uno in
ben qbenotlaien $5. Nus unierer
&unitatooemie limb fhon suhlrsias
berDOrragenbe aiinitler berDorseganz
gen uno bic glnItaIt tunn &unitbefItis
ienen nur an9elessntli4It empiobIen
peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09
unfdue.

- Der flint Sabre alte Samss
Martin Don Ro. 41S Mc4niiter
Strabs lpurbe seitsrn Rahmittag, ais
er Dor isinsm eltsrlihen 9auie ben
5abrbamm treu5en pullte, BON einem
2lutpmobil nisberserannt, bds BON 8.
Watlelanb BON so. 425 Sit Sritts
StraBe gelentt purbs. 8liidlitertpeiis
fam Der aleins, pie bic gerSte i'm
itGbtiIdeR Scipital tonitatirten, nit
elmer nnbebeutenbsn Sdrumme iiber
BEN linten Iuge bapon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09
Gemer. {

= Sn Der S4eune bintsr b.m
!5auis BON 9ouis Reinert an Der
Rorbpsitede Der McUtilIar Strubs
unS Clifton 9lpsnue Brad ssitern
Ra6mittag bur4 Selbiient5iinbuns
Elm Seusr aus, bus einsn Sdaoen bon
etpa $500 anridtete, Sn bsn 5fams
men tamsn aud spplf Siibuer UNI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09

$1,000; @rlnbeigeiifmum $4,000.
Wtorie ". Cattle lit yiafdabperipdI.
icrin pot Sarab u. @aoeIiife; 9erio.
flalien $1700.
8eridiebenes.
Eearl Is. !Siiiton erIangie ein llr-
t9cil iiber $1610.75 gcsen ssoiep1
Cola; eospar6 9. Gitinn elm ioldes
iiber 1923 gegen Splnan unD @iarp
@cIfIon.
Gie Wtanhattan GcItaltrant SO. fat
cine Notwithstanding i'm getrage bon
5000 gegcr Soiepb PiAel eingc.
flaat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09
etar6 an Git.

Coroner TT. 5oertnleper piros
.geiiern pon bein lob BON &erbcrt W
peale bon 9so. 1903 areenlan sfpe
peritdnbist unb 5par auf @sranlais
iinte bes giegiitrdrs 9. @nIter Gpails
rom it1btiiden Ueiunbbeitsanlt, Der
ben DON Or. Soiepb groipn aiissc.
itellten Eobteni6cin nidH 10 obne mci.
tcres bsr&seten laiien ,poIIte. Cine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09

qsitern Mlorgen ats 2eite auf bem
SeuI6Ober gsfunben. Rad1 benz Be-
funb oeg Gorpners Or. Soertmepsr
lit @incent pdbrerb Der glu4t einsm
oersihlag erlegen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09

ltnteriudrgnG bur9 ben Coroner cr'
gnb, bab Qedle, ser ieit oeraumtr
Belt leioer6 gepeien, um Sonntaa bic
Sliiiiigteit in elmer eleftriid,en Bate
rie austrant unb an bsm 9ift itarb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-09
9slOslidl aeitor6en.

Der 40 Sabre aIte 5rant yineent,
Der als Gtalltne6t in gp. 1866 Weits
ipoob 9ipsnus bei4dftist tpar. ipurbe
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-10-19
THE JEFFERSONIAN

week. passed through the most humiliating ex
perience this government has ever endured
few labor leaders have stood at the portals Of
Congress demanding that government give them
a they will wreck society. This nation,
instead Of meeting the situation bravely, has de-
liVered the goods in fear and trembling.
"Our American Congress has stood within the
shadow of the Goddess of Justice and voted
increase in wages to four hundred thousand train
men, who the highest paid laborers in the
world, and at any time mentioned the three
hundred and fifty thousand tTackmen who are
perhaps the poorest paid Workmen in the world,
and who must subsist almost wholly upon the
crumbs that the trainmen leave upon the table.
when cotton selling for six cents per
pound two years ago and poverty stalked over
the Southland, causing greater financial loss to
the Southern ploWmen than the freeing of slaves,
Congress confessed inability to cope with the
situation and stepped aside letting this awful
burden fall upon the backs Of the tilers Of the
soil. The organized poWmen pleaded with Con-
gress for relief, but were told that it would not
be constitutional for government to undertake to
fix the price Of cotton to advance money on
cotton in storage, and that Congress was slow
moving body and could not meet emergencies"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-10-19

"a. i
goes first to one side or to the other as seems
best for their advantage, while Wilson and the
Democratic Congress knew, or thought they knew,
that the cotton growing vote was absolutely "hog
tied and would be delivered to the Democratic
nominee for President absolutely regardless of
what was not done
Wilson had absolutely peY1 ect right to be-
leye this and will continue to believe it until he
gets jolt by the cotton grower voting the
other side Of the political fence. SO long as we
are slaves to any political party get nothing
and the very best thing that could happen to the
State OF Georgia and other Southern States would
be tor tfem to be just uncertain to their
vote III Presidential election Indiana or New
York.
When that times comes both the big parties
viii fall over each other to do things for when
We cali for il. So long as we stay hog tied"
as we ere nov, we will get nothing and need ex-
pect noting.
Our remocratic friends point with pride to the
Rural Cred is act showing their friendship for
the farmer. f. have yet to meet real Georgia
farmer WHO says he is satisfied with it,
They tell the Federal Reserve Act saved us
from panic at the beginning Of the European War.
As Tatt6r Of fact the Federal Reserve Act did
not so into effect until months after the war
started, ard what did save the situation was a
Republican Act passed years before and out of
whfea grew the present system
II ever 4 mess was made out of a situation
Wilson has done so IN Mexico According to him
We are ct peace with Mexico yet the greater part
q our regular army is and has been in Mexico for
now and II en-; half the state militia is cambed
or the border and Incidentally this peculiar brand
OF mace has cost about hundred millions
Of dollars and more American men, women and
children have been killed by Mexicans during this
period of> ALLEGED neace than were kied~in all
army and navy operations by the Spanish army
and navy during the 8panish-An,er;can War
have not and never have lad dollar invested
in NeEi(p, but / have been there enough to know
tie country and its people Wilson's playing up
one set OF Mexican bandits and then another has
ca"h time made the situation worse than at the
start. 2rd our real danger Of war with Germany,
Enelano or France is far more liable to come
through Mexico than direct This Administra-
ton has done nothing except make a mess of
t ines in Mexico. a that will require firm
>han1ijng in the future.
This p2FTot Ike talk "Wilson has kept us out
OF war, is silly. As matter of fact we have
been in more or legs Of a state OF war with Mexico
for three wears and the European nations have
been TOO busy fighting each other to pay serious
attention 10 us
we nave. through shifting and side-stepping
s1d bach ing, lost the Tesrect of practically all the
European nations, and need d man as Presi-
dent that will stand firm for the rights of Ameri-
can citizens wherever they are, regardless of
whether they be in Georgia, ENGLAND Mexico or
On the seas
Very truly yours
H. G. HASTINGS
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Action Of CHngreSs~on Eight Hour Law Re-
scented by Farmers.

Fort Worth, Texas, Sept. 3.-H. N. Pope, Presi-
dent of the Texas Farmers Union, has given out
the following statement, commenting on the eight
hour Law passed by Congress Saturday.
'1he reople>Of this nation have, during the past
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-10-19

For President
CHARLES~F. HUGHES
For Vice-President
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS
Electors, at Large.
IT. Q. HASTINGS. Decatur Ca
D. Fl CLARKE, Savannah, Ga.
Is District--D. c. NEWTON, Claxton, Ga.
2nd pistrict-R. S. HEETH Thomasville Ga
Bird Diatrct-F. G. BOATWRIGHT, Cordele Ca
4th District-C. D. WILLIAMS, Tazewell Ca
9Th District-W. j. TILSON Atlanta, Ca
9Th Distrjet-A S. MURRAY Griffin, Ca
9TH District. Fl. CRAWFORD, Dalton Ca
8th District-T. H. VERDELI Elberton Ga
9th District-CHAS. w. McHAN, Jasper, Ca
10th District. A. SMITH, Tennille, Ca
18th District-DR. T. M. TALBOT, Valdosta, Ga.
18th District. N. McALLISTER, Pitts Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-10-19

The Progressive Party wants workers in
every county in the State, Are you willing to
help build new White Mans party? Ad-
dress Roger A. Dewar, Moore Bldg, Atlanta.
Ga, or H. s. Edwards, Grand Bldg, Macon,
Ga
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coyrisA. HAT scAAffaes &zEass

YOU will find in this store wealth
of IeSou1ceS in your problem of
choosing gifts for mans Christmas.
Everything here is of highest quality;
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being good,
You Couldn't buy mote useful
present than Hart Schatlne' & MIX
SUIT or overcoat; splendid vs4ues at
SIS; full dress suits and 1uxedos, $35
and no.
Gloves Muf1efs Cuff Links
NeCkWear Belts Carriers
Hosiery Refers House Robes
SUspenders Caps Sweaters
Underwear Collars Pdjamas
Shirts Bath Robes Handk'chi'fs
We guarantee satisfaction; we re-
fund money either before or after
Christmas on goods that are not ex-
actly what YOU ant.
w. D. Bailey Co.
Home of Hart schanner & Marx Clothes
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-15
SHORT COURSE FOR THE
WOMEN IN JANUARY

ATHENS Ga, Dec. 15.-Announce-
ment is made at the College of Agri-
culture that a Short Course for Wo-
rpen in Home Demonstration Work is
to be offered for the first time Janu-
airy 3-14. This will be at the same time
the Short Course for men is held and
at time when county agents will
be in annual conference.
1t is stated at the College that the
course has been put on in response to
a demand on the part of women for a
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-15

course of the kind. The general out
line of the course embraces cooking,
home administration, dairying, poultry
Lusbandry. 1t is to be very prac-
teal course, actual work being done
in carrying cut the teachings of the
lecturers. Many labor saving devices
will be demonstrated Values of var
ious food and how to arrange health
full diet, how to make butter that will
bring the best prices, how to plan and
operate a successful garden. how to
operate an incubator and brooder anu
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-15
WINDSOR HOTEL NOTES

E. J. Bowles, of Atlanta, travelling
salesman for j. Regenstein Co., is in
the city today in the interest of par
ties desiring to open first class mil
linery store in this section of the state.
MIR. Bowles iG looking the situation
over in Americas, and has under con-
sideration several locations here. Mr..
Bowles states that his parties are in
position to open a strictly first class
millinery store, carrying only the lat
est styles and designs in millinery
creations.
E. o. George was among the AL
bany travellers coming to Americas
Thursday.
j. w. Castleberry, of Thomaston, is
a well known coffee salesman calling
on the local dealers yesterday in be-
half of the New Orleans Coffee Co.
D. D. Hall. of Leesburg. is in the
city, having been called here on bust
i ness.
A. H. Birmbaum, travelling salesman
for Bauer & Black, is visiting his
customers here.
G. H. Hillman, of Nashville, Tenn
is in the city today. Mr.. Hillman is
travelling representative for the Win
chester Repeating Arms Co., and he
is also secretary of the Old Guard
Southern Hardware Statesmen.
c. j. Carroll, salesman for the fam
Gus Knight" tires, is among the At
lanta travellers seeking orders in
Americas.
John M. Hope, of Jonesboro. Ga.
was called to Americas today on
business.
Mrs E. A. Pittenger, of Washington
D. c., is registered at the Windsor
Hotel.
Miss Louise Cohill and Miss Suella
Cohill, of Washington, D. c., are ex-
pected to arrive today, joining theiI
parents, Mr.. and IGrs. E. P. Cohill
who are now here.