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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05
Sin bobcr Giniab.
Gu9lanb ipicIt pa Saaquc" nm
ScntidIlnnO 81 idDlGgeH.

Qonbpn, /. Mdr3. Die 6ritiI6s
Regierun9 iei in Der Gage, 3ur Gnt.
ipidlung bss eu9IiIhsn 2lusIanOsbuns
bells bei3utragen, oamit Gpnturrens
ten, bic ,8rob5ritanaiers bittsre
igeinoe iino", niht pie friiber i'm
iiberieeiI6en 6onbel ms BEN &ong
a6laufen, betonte Ge9inaIo Mcaenno.
ber &on8ler bes GhaBamts, 6eim
geitrigen 0n6eITrjifitijt Der 9onoeIs.
tammern. gnglan0. iagte sr, 6obe
ben gr0Bten GinioB i'm &riegsipieIe,
Man erihrete nidt j6er bic 606e
Der nationalen 2[usqa6en, Die iih i'm
IauFenben Sabre ouf 1509,0O0,000
qTunb Sterling l$7545,0 100000
ifelleul
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05
Soffre i6tlt.
lteber mauselnNe NngriHsluit
im frauS6iii6)en 6ccre.
Sin @rbeimbefsbl sefunOeu.

Berlin, 1. D1dr3. (5untiprud na4
SapbilIe). Inter ben bon beut19en
3rupper biefer Sage erbeuteten Bus
pieren, meI0st Die lIeberiee>Ro9ri9@
tenagentur, befinoet Iih Elm gebeimer
9eeresbefebl, unter3ei6net bon 9enez
raj Sypffre, benz SberbefebIsbober Der
fran50iii6en 3ruppen, Der Iautet:
81. San. 1916.
Qnfpeiiungen fir Sberbefsblsbaber
BON 6eeresgruppen:
Der 5einb bat tiirSli9 mebrfa9
tleine lofale &ngriFfe auf bic pers
idieoenen Steaungen an unIerer
6rOnt gentdat unb mar ieoesmdl er@
! llgreih. Inter IDI9en l1mItdnben
,irb i9IieBlt9 6ie 2(rmee mutlos.
Sd fam bos ni6t suIafen. Die
Norte3eit, bic mir ieBt bur9mdAen,
perfii6rt CUR llntdtigteit. Sffi5iere
olIer @ra0e miiHen baber 8ortebrun>
gen trefFen, 0en bsutI9en Qngriff gu
oerbinberu ober ob3uipeiIen. Dos
tann geIthe5en, obne bic SnFanterie
gu iaperen @srIuiten dus3ufeBeu
inoem ale berfiigbore Qrtillerie ouz
genblidIit1 eingeIeBt uno nit Wtunis
tion niat geIport miro. 2luf bisTe
BeiIe tann Elm 8egenangriff gliiden,
inoem man enttpeber ben 2tngrtFF bes
6einoes o6ne ibm gum Gtngraben
3eit gu Iofen. augen6lifii6 ertpis
bert, o0er oo4 boIo borouf, o6er crit
naa neuer unb griinbIi4er 2trtilIez
-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05
Srifft GuglanO.
gfenc SanDne aus Der &rupD
Iden Merfitatt.
geidiefuns SUpcrS m6glifl.

Berlin, 27. 5ebr. (8om 3eaIor in
2onoon aufgebaIten bis gum l..
Wtdr3). 60 i9peres uno tpeittrugens
bes 9eibiiB, 0ds bonn 5eitlanoe iiber
bic Weerenge bon 0ober binpeq reiht,
ptrb in nddIter 3utunft berQeiteQt
peroen. nenn es nidt i9on borhanOen
lit, ipQ Prof. 5rib Rauien6erger, eli
ner Der 9irettorsn Der aruppiden
Sta9Iperie uno Grfin0sr bes AZ
3entimeter Ul0rIers, geduBert hd=
ben. Seiner Qniid)t nod, pie fie i'm
.8erliner 3ogeblatt" erI6eiut, 1T 0ie
3eit Der 6Io66abn9ei6uBe boriibgr.
Utorier un0 onoere ientre6t i'm So
gen idieBenoe Qriillerie lpiro inmer
mebr perlInst. Die 0atur Ser mo-
pernen &riegfiibrung maat 6ds Sort
3ontol : S6ieBen eut6ebrIih, neil Die
moberne peittroQen0e Qrtiqerie 0as
inoirette 3ielen ouf ben @egner, Ger
Dem Wonn ON @eihub gar niht err
tennbur iit, geitottet.
5ori5ontaIe S6ubengra6enIinien
mtrtiam 3u beitreihen. 1T aaeiu buyd
9ertitolfeuer m0ali9. Die mooerne
2trtillerie bat frog ibrer md6tigen
GnttpidIung noa lange nidt Oie
8ren3e ibrer MD9Ii9teiten erreiht,
Deoer in 9e3ug ouf DuraIdlogtraFt.
nod in 8e8ug auT 3raqpeite. Die
&anone Der 3ufunft. meint grof.
Fauienberger, piro imitonoe iein, iez
0en nod 10 fart geiduBten Inter
itdno 81 3erituettern un0 ,Gnqs
lambs ifimmern0sn G3edn panz
ser. bic ft0l5e Shubpsbr, Die e
e5ahrbunoerte lang por Dem 5eItlGnbe
lhugte" 3unihteumad)en. S6on
Dor Sabren bat Die 7Firma arupp bos
42@3entimeter @ei6Ue (,0ie oite
8ertEaD bergeiteIlt, rrtIdrt Qrof.
9anienberger; aber erf fur3 Dol
4usbrua res Grieges Qelanq e.. bieie
Ungeheuer Don 0eu GjTenbdfnen III
dbbangig uno Iei1)t befbe1lid AL ma
den. Ter grfinoer urteilt qiinftiQ
iiber 6te ameritaniids Mluniiion, his
jtst Dia beiier iei ais am 2tnfon1
oss atieges.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05

Berlin /. Mdr3. Nie geitern
bereitS tur3 6eridtet, boben bic
9eutiden in ibrem 2tniturm ouf
bic fran30iiihe 6eitung 9erbun pies
berum cine gan3e Reibe pidtiger
puntte beiebt, bic i'm sngersn llms
freiIe bon @erbun liegen unb mebr
ober fpeniger gum 8ortefroin DIR
sigentIi6en Sorts geb0ren. Bon be-
iOnberem SntsreHe 1T Der ii4 inn
mer meter ausbebnenbe gtngriff aui
bic 1eItuug bon Often Der. Qui
oem WoebrssQloteou beginnenb. III
berfel6e in5piIden Bis ouF bic So
ZEN bon 2otbtingen, brett Dor bic
0itli4en 2luBenforts BON Ser
bun, getrogen porbens
Die geItsrn gemetoete Ginnabmc
Der 80rfer ManbeulIes uno Giant
plon, bic 8tpei 9ilometer uorbpeits
tid be3n. fiiO0itIi6 BON 6resne5 lie
gen, iit BON BEN 5ron3ofen bereits
5uaeitanben worben. Iatidttif
9e6t Der DeutIfe 8oritob ouf bies
fem 3errain nod tpeiter; osnn i'm
gsitrigen Iuqesberitt piro eItldrt,
DoB bic 0olobiitritte BON Natrous
bile uno &1ubiomont genommeu
fporoen iiEy. 0oubiomont Iiegt
fereits feds aitometer norbpsitti6
Dpn Frcsnes, onoert6aIb Gilometer
cor Dem sorts Ro3euier, etipa5
Iub6fli8 BON geroun. Qgatroubi1e
oaqegen tie9t n0rolia oo0on. ouf otr
| GtraBc oon 5rcsnss noG Sir. Rad
bieier SteQuug gu urteilen, beIinoet
T6 aud 6resnes in beutf6sn 0dns
BEN.
,5r Der G6amposne ibeinen bic
Sample porIdufig gum gbI6luf ge=
IOmmen gu iein. sic 9lben lDobrs
/ ideiHlid ibren 3ned erfuat. inoem
| Iie es pertinoer:er BAR bie 5r0n=
soTen oou oort 8eritdytngcn nod
@gbW beran4oien tonHten
geue &fe iiuN Dageqen an
per glsurt6e I'M 5eituH9sgebict non
Gpiual aus9e9roben. 9ei Gbia0iae.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05

Sotio, 1. mars. Die iapaniI6su
Marinebeb6r0en iiito amtIif benods
rihtigt poroen. otB am %. unb "a.
6ebruar fiinf 1ampfsr, orei brill
I6e, elm fran50iifhsr uno Elm Ihtpeoi.
f6er, i'm MitteIIdnpii8en Meer tor
psbiert unb perIenft morben iino.
Mdn gIoubt inioIgeoelIen, roB Die
3obl Der i'm 9}itteImssr oorbeiten=
ben" 9au9boote pisberum permsbrt
pproen lit. Die g}nmen Der pers
lentten Dampfer iinb sntpsbsr nod
ni6t betannt geporben ooer iperben
nit 2tbiibt gebeim gebalten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05

Berlin, iiber 2pnoon, /. Mdr3.
Der beutige 3ageSberibt bes beuts
Iden Generolltobes entbdIt teinc
nidtigeu W(eloungen iiber bic 2ogc
bel @erbun. Sn militGriiden are,s
fen nimmt man ollgemein an, bob
bic eripartete gaufe, bic 3ur eide.
ruugen Der aetpounenen Stellunaen
m6 3ur 6eraubringung Der ihpes
rem @eThiiBe n0tig mar, nunmebr
ein9etreten III unD mebrere 3oge
bauern biirfte, Sn Der PreIIe modt
man borouf aufmeriinm, OoB bic
OeutTdeu bereits ON %. 5ebruor
BEL 8erbun MIR 10 Quaotottilomrs
ter ipeniger 3erroin geponhen bntz
ten, oI5 bic 2llliierteH pdbrenb ibs
rer 9on3en 0fFeniiOe i'm Septemz
Der unb Sttober. Die fran30iiI6e
2inie fei an beiben Seiten Der BON
@erbun noropdrts fiibrenben Stros
ben bur66rpben norben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05
Gmaliidle Ernppen nente.n.

6pnolulu, 6oDait Snieln, T.
W}dr3. 5000 britiide Soloaten in
einem le6ungsloger in Gpon:p, 2tus
itralien, baban ON Is. 5ebruor gss
meutert: Elm Splbat pur0e srifoTeu,
iefs peyipunoet. Die gahritt tommt
nit 0sm Ganpftr ,SoHonG"", Der ces
tern Eigr eintIaT.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05
gle 5d(Qdt 6e5nt fiji aus.
Ant i'm 6etnngSge6iet pon Spinal ge5en 9ent.
i6e jnm Angri1e not,
Tran;Oicn i4Ueigen fi1 iibcr Stronn au8.

Earis, /, Ndrs, 9aS frOn36fidle
Sric9samt teilt bente mittGg init,
BAH Die Gage uur &crOun iidl nidJt
aeGuScrt babe. gInf Ger gauSen
GrUnt 5luiidJen Rcguieuillc nuo Nc.
mennuuille, (6ri HOut.n'Muuiiun)
finNeu NrtillrricEGmpic itntt.
Die amtIibe 9etanntm1dung bes
Griegsomtes Iautet;
ISM 3oume norblih 9erouns. To-
tpie in Der Woeore nidts bon 0ias
tigte!t Su meIoen.
o2tbte gla9t Gefhiibfeuer nit
llnterbre6un9en on peridieoenen
puutten unIerer 6rpnt 3piihen Re9.
niepille uno RemeneoupiIle.
rWeitIicb pontsnsMouilon ridtete
ii9 infer gtrtilIeriefeuer auf bic 5lpei.
tie unb brittle 2inis nes 5einOes. mo-
Ielbit Die 0eutI6en getpiiie pOrberei-
tenbe Gpolutionen our6mudten.
ISM GIIoB mar ooS 6euer unierer
8otterien auf bic 8erbinbungSItras
Zen be8 6einoes aeri6tet.
.Sm 8oume bon GsrnaD i'm Sale
Ger 2bur, mar Elm nit boppelten
Mptoreu ousgeriiitetes fron30flde8
6Iua3eug erfoIgreid in einem 3reis
fen nit einem aeropIon beS JeinbeS.
Die beutT6e W1af6ine fieI in Ga
8oTIee in bic beutI6sn Gjrdben unb
fling IOfort 6euer."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05
tSnaliihe 91pte nntermens.

SqIbiugton. /. gldr3. Die 2lnts
rort Der eu9liiden 3egierung auf
3en Gloteit Der bieiigen 8e9ierung
le8en bic e1gIiiden poitrGu6erelen
# unteripegs. gr puroe per goft
.ai9itt. GiIe mar ia ni9t notipenota.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05

Der tote Observation-Disclosures
5eurn eSlmss, otr an anfQnq oes
@.isqes bas ameCjtan de 9uraer
ed]t ab16por Unb bem &6nio Geora
'en lIntertonensio Ieiitete. tDiro sur
Ensrtennuns feiHer @eroien'te I'M
Die glIIiisrten IN Der @eitmiuiier=2t6z
fi beigeisBt tperosn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05
9ritenidliff brennt.

- Cine Senouu3 pon 3shn Giis
terpagen nit Ssioe uno spei Sitter
pogen NIT 4nilinFarben I'm Berte
bon 81, 100000 gslon9te 9titern ron
GRina na4 Rem gort.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05
WtaDor Sbompiplt.
Die GbicagOer Balten bic eritc
Nbrehnuua.
SeiH @prtbrndl beitraft.

Ghicago. ! Mdr3. Cine geIuI5ene
gtleoerlo5e erlitt 8iirgermeiiter
96omton, Der por elf W}onaten nit
l47000 Stimmen Den Sie9 errang,
in ser geftrigen Stobtratspornabl,
tn0em Die meilIen bon ibm befiirlpor=
teten MISUNDERSTANDING 9ei6Id=
gen uno iieben Der BON tbm beftig
betdmpften neun ,,Hebeuen" nit qros
Ber Ntebrbeit nominiert puroen. 2uf
oemotrotti6er Seite fhlugen 3oqer
Sulliban8 2eute ole 6arriionz8unne
&anoloaten unb erlangten 0amit Die
!fontroue oes Gpuntns&omitee8. Gs
itimmten etipd baIb 10 piele i5rduan
tpie Wtdnner. Die peibIi6en Ddbler
pdren teinespegs einiq. s{n einer
Wrr0 itimlnten bic 6ruuen fir ben
Observation-Disclosures, in auoe1en
braaten iie Den 9onoloaten Ser Qloz
miniitrdtion GIT Sal. 9ein 9an0ibat
erbielt me9r uei6li3e ais mGnnltche
Stimmen. Sine 5rau trat ais Oil
hermann &dnoioat qeQen Bath
6ouie S5o6n" Gouq6lin in Der erIten
@arO uuF mo unterIog notirlin
gldn3eno. Der Bortbru6 PES 8irs
germeiiters. Der iih i'm porigen Sabre
YhriFtlih perpflihtet hattie, f.inen
Sonutngs3mong ein5ufu1rsn uno es
mad feiner @abl, ols er Die .2From>
men" oepinnen polte, oennpd tat.
bat ibm piele Stimme getoitet uno
ieinem 2tnbang pieI 4bbruh aetdn.
9ritenidlifi brenut.
Mon6eiter. GngIdno, /. gRdrs.
Bel Dem 9uslaoen pon SeI 1sriet fer
brttif9e 9aurpfer .Spiraca". Der
e6en pon g6iIabeIphid NIT elmer Co
Oung Del angetommen mar. in
8rano. 02an 6efiiratet. ooB Der
2307 9ounen groBe 0ampfer, Elm
b0lligtr @erIuIt lift.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05

st5Rig fersinaHo uoa Bulge
rien lit gum 8siua ots 91iiers
5ron3 5oiep4 III 0ien siHgstroiisn,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05

qaris, 1. Mdr3. Die beutI6en
9tnsriffe be6nen Iid nit GROCER
5dnenigteit nod Der Champagne
unO nod 2otbrin9en aus, ipie Der
aorrefponbent bes r2emps" mits
teilt.
n0ieIe grobe OHsniips, beibt es
tp0rtIi9, riit bon unferem Gegner
nit beipunosrn8perter 9riinoIi4teit
etngeIeitet uno bisber ourh9efiibrt
iporbeu. Gn einem burb natiirIidbe
8efdoffenbeit i6nisrigen 5errain.
oo5 bur5 bic QBitterungsperbdltniiie
nod berI6Iimmert nuroe, iit Der
5sinb in Der Gage geipeien, Nahs
rung unb Wunition Bis in bic am
lpeiteften 0orgeIdobenen Steaungen
gu brin9en.
rDos nod idnerer III, sr bat bic
9rGfte feiner Splooten, Die Ieit
elmer Q8ots unter ben furhtbdrren
llmitdnosn tdmpfen, erboIten
uno erneuert. 9roboem muFen mir
porlpdrts. mir 6jirfen ie5, nitt in
BEN Grd6cu licqeu bleiben unb nuf
beiiere Gage pnrten."
2tmItcroom. /. D}dr5. 6inter Der
oeutiden 5rout bel 0irmube un6
gpern berrf6t Ie66afts 3Gtigiei:,
ME mon ben Der 6etqiTtem @reu3,
IN Grfabrung sebrabt 6at. Die
1eutIden ba6en oud bort gyoBe
IruppenmaFsn 3ulommenge}o8eH,
paErf6einlif, I'm elmer 6eosnof-
feniibe Der 2taiierteu auf oem n0ros
liaen 5Iiigel Der Gront por3n6eus
gen.
giene Sertife srieosanlcihc
9(miterbam, /. Mdr3. Die oisrte
oeutIae ariegsonlei6e Miro p0m
tis p. Wdr5 in ooppeIter @cItd
3ur 3eidnpng ouFIitgen Dian tan
cine iunfpro3eutiqe g}ettsonleibt 3u
$3.50, untjiuo5or bis 1924. ioipie
pierejubnlbpro3eut;ae 3eiasInabi@t
ne 5eihuen. 2abters msrosn s'm
qreiie ppn 50 au8ge9sten gno ,-e
fallen in sebn 5eyieH. }u iIhrliheH
9iebunGen perhea bieTe Serien bon
1928 bis 1882 siHaslot.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05

tpGffern bsijnben. Wlebrsre iinS be-
reits aelidtet ,sorhen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-05

Berlin, l. Mdr3. Der Generals
itab Der 0iterrei6iftb ungorI6en
4rmee teilte in feiner geftrigen Grs
fIdrung nit, bob itoIieniT6e QrtiI,
lerie ouf Dem 0OberOo,9lateou unb
Oor Gj6r5 tdtig 1T. Sonit berrf6t
&ube on alien 5rontcn,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-28
Municipal Us. Private Ownership

their
electric business
private corporation with Offices the New York
operating the
proceeds
nota o
Albany electric light for
saved the city
its light
Jacksonville Fla its electric light and plant and
The Illuminating
electricity service
minimum charge
equals exceeds $4,000
$500 and 40 cent
&C. kowa hour
alternating Mwa
electric light and plant and
Jacksonville would
encourage plants in the city
thereby people the
ing o
will consider that the remains in Coree goes into
improvements
light and
lights the residence
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-28
SELLING COTTON
AT GOOD figure
CONTRACTS FOR FUTURE DELIV-
cry ARE BEING MADE AT PRICE
WHICH INDICATES A STRONG
MARKET.

Going to strengthen the opinion that
is now generally prevalent that better
times for Crisp county and this sec
ton are On the way, it is stated that
contracts for the future delivery Of
cotton between local brokers and the
farmers are made at a higher price
than has been true Of the past several
years. 1t is also true, according to
statements, that more contracts are
being made now than ever before. In
some instances contracts have been
made for y "a cents, basis good mid
ding. There appears to be Il general
optimism among the farmers and 9th
ers who are keeping in close touch
with their affairs and marketing con-
ditions over the belief that cotton will
bring good prices next fall.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-28
BOYS AND GIRLR
AT LIVELY RALLY
MEETING At COURT HOUSE WELL
ATTENDED AND MUCH INTER.
EST SHOWN.

Corn club boys and canning club
girls Of Crisp county held lively
rally at the court house at noon yes
terday and the work of the session
was enjoyed by everybody present.
There were lively talks about the
work over the county and an interest
was manifested as if the whole mem
bership of all the organizations be
longed to one large family.
Superintendent J. w. Bivins OF the
rural schools was master of ceremo
MES. County Demonstration Agent j
A. johnson demonstrated the fireless
cooker and the iceless refrigerator.
Visiting speakers were G. V. Gun
ningham assistant state agent in the
farm demonstration work; Mrs. eBssie
Wood, assistant state agent i'll the
work of the girls clubs; Robert p
Howard, Turner county farm demon
stration agent; and Miss Anne Rog
ers, in charge of the girls clubs OF
Turner county.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-28
WARREN GOES
out FREE man
JURY DELIBERATED VERY SHORT
TIME BEFORE SHAPING A YER
DiCT-TERMINATI OF CASE.
..ExCITING MUCH INTEREST.

T. W. Warren on trial for the alleg-
ed murder of Clifton Spikes near Hat
ley about two months ago. was acquit-
ted in Crisp superior court last We'd
nesday afternoon. The jury deliberat-
ed on the case only twenty-five min
utes after it was given into their
hands before rendering their verdict
of not guilty. The defense made out
a strong case to the effect that Warren
was attacked at the time of the shoot
ing by Clifton Spikes and his father
G. A. Spikes, and that he fired on them
with revolver in self defense.
The prosecutions strongest witness
was G. A. Spikes 1t will be remem
bered that he too, was also injured
in the shooting affray and fingered
between life and death for several
days.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-28
SONGS TODAY OF
BY-GONE YEARS
PRIMATiVE BAPTIST HAVE AR
RANGED FOR SINGING TO LAST
ALL DAY-MANY PEOPLE TO AT
TEND.

Admirers of the old-time songs are
coming by the hundreds today to at
tend the all-day singing at the Print
tive Baptist church. 1t will be a gen
uine repetition of the old-fashioned
"fa-so-la" singing, and the hymn book
to be used is Golden Gospel Bells.
There will be twenty-five to thirty
leaders and almost as many organists.
Because there are no grounds avail
able for the purpose, dinner will not
be served on the grounds though many
of those attending will bring their bas-
kets with them, and others will go to
different cafes in the city, all OF which
are prepared to take care of the crowd
with we'll prepared Sunday dinners.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-28
MERCHANT NABS
FLEET PICKONINNY
BOY THIEF WAS GETTING AWAY
WITH SHOES WHEN GRA5LOW-
SKY GAVE CHASE.

Max Grablowsky, Eighth street meT-
chant, tested his tleetness Friday even
ing when he undertook to catch a ne
gro boy, Baby" Wingate, who had
stolen a pair Of shoes from the shoe
store of Johnson Brothers, had taken
wings" and was determined he would
not be caught. GrabloWsky pursued
the negro up Eleventh avenue and fin
ally caught him.
Wingate, when taken to the city
barracks implicated Willie Mckenzie,
another negro boy. who is employed
by Johnston Brothers. He says Nc
Kenzie hid the shoes in back of the
store and he went there and got them
after the store was closed. Grablow-
sky discovered him coming out of an
alley with the shoes under his arm.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-28
Arab SCHOOL
MADE "STANDARD"
ONE OF THE CRISP COUNTY
SCHOOLS TO WIN CREDIT
HAS CERTIFICATE SIGNED BY
STATE COMMISSIONER

certificate, signed by State School
Commissioner NJ l.. Brittian, signify
ing that it is now one of the 210 stand
ard schools in the state, was presented
the school at Arab. This is the third
school in the county which has been
awarded such certificate, the other
two being the schools at Wenona and
Clements. That Crisp county claims
three of the 21O schools that have
reached the class of excellence in va
rious ways that is indicated by this
certificate gives it a record consider
ably above that of the average coun-
ty throughout the state.
Prof H. Winton Jenkins, principal,
Miss Gertrude Wilson, teacher in the
elementary department, and Misc
Kathleen Pate, in charge of the depart
ment of music and expression Of the
school, have all been reelected for
the ensuing year
Prof. Jenkins states that the Arab
schools have progressed rapidly this
year, and that while the enrolment is
not increased over that of last year
as was expected, the average attend
oora bac ba1O cO1pndid
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-28
''DRYS" MAY Name
WILLIAM ]. Bryan
AS CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDEN-
CY-BELIEVED BRYAN MIGHT
ACCEPT THE NOMINATION.

Chicago May 24.-Prohibition party
leaders here today expressed the be-
lief that William ]. Bryan might con-
sent to become the party's candidate
for president in case the democratic
national convention at st. Louis de-
clined to adopt a national prohibition
plank in it's platform. Richmond Pear
son Hobson, of Alabama; former gov
ernor Sulzer, of New York; Foss of
Massachusetts, and Hanly, of Indiana,
and General Nelson A. Miles, of Wash
ington, D. c., are others being consid-
cred for the nomination.
Recent statements of Mr. Bryan be,
fore the general conference of the
Methodist Episcopal conference at
Saratoga Springs, in which he was
quoted as declaring that. he had about
reached the point where he could no
longer follow a political party which
refused to indorse national prohibition
we're widely discussed by the prohi-
bition leaders, and it was intimated
that if he would consent to make the
race he might be named.
The prohibition national convention
will be held at st. Paul July 10 to %,
and will be preceded by rally in the
interest of the movement to obtain
pledges from 100000 citizens to vote
only for candidates for public office
who favor national prohibition.
Washington, May 24.-Former Sec
rotary Bryan here Tuesday to attend
dinner given in his honor, said he
never had heard of the possibility Of
his being nominated for president on
the prohibition ticket, land never ex-
pected to hear of il except through
the newspapers" He decline to treat
the subject seriously enough to an
swer a direct question as to whether
he would accept the nomination if it
were rendered.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-28
GARVlN PURCHASES
HARDWARE INTEREST

j. W. Garvin has purchased the in
terest of ]. T. McGlamary and E M.
Pope in the Garyin Hardware Compa-
ny and they have severed their con
nection with this concern. The deal
occurred on Friday. The business is
now IN charge of H. H. Bolin, who
has been keeping books fer tho con
Germ since it was established several
years ago.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-28
ARAB SCHOOL
SPLENDID CLOSE
MANY EVENTS OF TIE THREE
DAY PROGRAM LARGELY AT
TENDED-JUDGE GEORGE AND
DIR. SHARPE SPEAKERS.

| This has been a week of unusual
events for the people of Arab and sur
rounding commounity on account of
the school commencement
The exercises opened with con-
test in elocution and oratory Wednes-
day night. Miss Martha Bedgood was
announced the winner in the elecution
contest, and Carnes Harvard was win
ner in the oratorical contest. Prizes
were Waterman fountain pens, offered
by T. E. Jennings of the Ryals Drug
company and J. II. Churchwells de-
partment store Of this city. Those Civ
en- honorable mention by the judges
in this contest were Misses Ruth
Green, Christana Royal and Patsy
Greene and Byron Perkle, Horace
Champion and Lee Barfield.
Thursday afternoon the graduating
elias rendered an interesting program,
the past year. Prof. i. F. Ware Of
Wares school for boys Of this city.
delivered an address Friday evening
on the subject of 1.-THE Philosophy OF
Want and Choice" Following Prof
Wares address, the graduating eXer-
cises were held, all taking part acquit-
ting themselves most creditably The
literary address was delivered Thurs
day morning by Judge w. F. George.
It was . gem from an oratorical and
intellectual standpoint. He was intro
duced by T. ]. Royal. 4
Friday morning at II O'Clock DR..
j. a. Sharpe, president, of Young Har
ris college, preached the commence
ment sermon. Following a basket and
barbecue dinner was served and hun
dreds from all PARTS of this and adjoin
ing counties were in attendance and
were royalty enteGained by the good
people Of Arab and the immediate
vicinity.
Friday night an excellent play, Gu
pid at College" was presented by mem
bers of the school under the direction
of Miss Kathleen Pate, who is in
charge of the department of music
and expression of the school.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-28
ROCHELLE HIGH SCHOOL.


Rochelle, Ca, May 26.-With the
graduating exercises last night the Ro-
chelle High school closed one of the
most successful terms in the history
of the school. Seven young ladies and
two young men received their diplo-
mas. The literary address was deliv-
cred by Prof R. H. Powell, of the
south Georgia Normal and Industrial
college at Valdosta. The commence
ment sermon Sunday by Rev. Dimen-
goes, of Sylvania, was greatly enjoy
ed. The old force of teachers was re-
elected with the exception of Miss AL
len, who did not apply.