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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-05-06
Notice To Local Banks.

Notice ishereby given that the Board OF May
or and Aldermen of the City of Bay st. Louis
will receive at its regular meeting, TO be held on
the 9th day OF MBy, A. ID. 1916. at $50 O'Clock p.
AZ bids from the local bBnks for the deposit of
ali municipal funds TO the best advantage of the
CITY. bids 10 be based on daily balances, and up
on terms of deposit as provided for by law.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
ali hids Approved in open Board this the 3rd
day of April A. D. 1916. P.PEM DAVlo.
Ses - Secretary,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-05-06

A regular monthly meeting of the
City Board of School Trustees was
held last night. Prof. Consley reported
the names of the graduating class for
1915 and asked the board to authorize
the graduation of its members, which
exercises will take place on Fri
day morning, June 2, 10 o'clock, at the
School Auditorium. The class is COM
posed of Miss Marie Louise Moreau and
Mr.. John c. Consley. The authorize
ton was given and the beautiful di-
plomas were signed by the officers OF
the board. The closing Of the school
will be marked with three entertain
ments in one week.
H. E. Mcclure, publisher and own er
of the Yazoo City Herala for over tl1ig-s
ty years, and one Of ths leading jour.
nails of the State, was business visi-
tor here Monday 10 Tie est Of the
house no IL frareane tor aaaelsnire
is no longer in the printing and pub
fishing business, In which he says there
is no more money since the sharp and
constant advance in the price OF print
paper and other stationary.
The Echo regrets to learn of the Sc
rious illness of Mr.. j. e. Joyner, SON
in law of Mr.. A. j. Mcleod, who is a
victim of typhoid at his home in the
country. Both families have many
friends Who anticipate the early recove-
ry of this type of sterling and worthy
young manhood of Hancock county.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-05-06
CHANCERY sU.MMoNs-No. 1875.
The State of Mississippi.

To Wizard Improvement Company
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery court of Hancock, in said
State, on the Fourth Monday OF May,
A. D. 1916, to defend the suit IN said
court of James Roster, wherein you
are defendant.
This 10th day of April, A. D. 1916.
TSeal.1 A. A. KERGOSIEN, Clerk.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-05-06
CARD OF THANKS

I sincerely thank the friends and
neighbors who were SO kind to me du r.
ing my recent illness.
GEO. NJ. SCHooNMAKER.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-05-06
CHANCERY sUMMoNs-No.iss5.
The State of Mississippi.

The state OF MlsSIsSIppI'
To Annie Summers:
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court OF the county OF Hancock coun-
Tv in said State, on the Fourth Monday or May,
s d 1916. to defend the suit in said eours or
Charlie Summers, wherein you are defendant.
This 27th day OF March, 1916.
TSean A. A. KERGOSIEN, Clerk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
@uit6arer EcppidI.

Gin ali $75 geiddeter Geppih,
melAer aus Scr @obnitng bon &errn
@illiam ". Seib, Scr. 1913, @eit.
2anualc.Stra o5iIm &einigen~ gc
geben por0en mar, plirOe BON Boli.
slit GoiieD in einen Gr0oler.2aoen
no er fir S1.92 pertaiit morocn
mar, aufeenlnoen. Die 9le0er So6n
yoing mo @olter Streams ipuroeu
geItern IN Der noromeitlihen @oli5ei.
station angeihulOigt, Ben Eeppid
geItoblen 81 ba6en, nn0 BON 9iibter
9rcnoel ocm @erihtsberfa6ren iiber.
mieicn. g8ie 6rai 2eib angab, iiber.
ga6 iie oen Geppicb AM 81. Wiai Oem
gleger 9oung 5um 9leinigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

aAi oen Giltritt OilrbgepeitIbt wer-
ben, uno oieie peroamnnmgswertbe
Niet5ooe Ser @r5eunmg imerwiinid-
ter @cietgebung ldBt iitJ iebt 8u ie-
Der Stmoe wieoer6olen, 10 lange oas
@omite fir sic 93c9cln bon @idnuern
controlirt miro, pelAe Oen Iiitrift
rllinireu wollen. SSnncrbalb ser leB.
ten 5mei g9o1cu lit ser @ertb oes
@rliu0eigcntbiims III ser 8lmoes.
6oAptiiaot I'M oolle 25 @ro5ent ge-
iaaen. .@crmunicuS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

0err %uQbes Derbeiratbetc iih
om 5. Ge8cmber 1888 nit Sri. Gar
ter, Eobter bon g8oIter Q. Garter.
Scr @be entiproiien bier Ginoer,
Gborles Goon Suebes, iry Selen
Catherine uno @li8obetb Suebes.
Dlebrere Sabre lang wor CT Sra
iioent oes 8ropn llniperiitGts.Gubs
bon glep 9ort, Eruitee Der groipu
ltniOeriitdt Scr 5iinften.9lDenue.8 Bop
tiiten.airAe in Seem gorf. Serr
Sua6es lit Elm poiiionirter 8ergitei-
Ger uno Ourhmanoerte friiber TAFT
sic gon5e Shwei5 5u SUB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
Gt30tiidIrr Gdldnf6etrir6.

Y 8 lairc, isis, 10. SUM.
Die bier Sdanfwirt6idaiten in Dem
Orte glltoona, g9is., peroen am 4.
Suli i6ren 9etrie6 einiieIleu. PIN
i6rer Stele tritt cine bon Der Staot-
UerwaItlme einaeriAtete @irt6iboft,
0eren Gintiinite oa3u oiencn ioneu,
Die Soften fir oen Ban BON itdoti-
iGeH &aiierlDcrten 3u beitreiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
sdliifauerla0crltrifc an Gn0c.

can 6ranciScO, Sal, 10.
Suni. Ger Strife Der S6iifsDer.
laoer in Sen Sdien Ger &aciiic.Giiite,
welder am 1. SUM begonL eing ge-
itern SIT @noc, inOem Die 6oroerlm-
9eu Der Strifer tempordr bemiaigt
murocu. Dieiel6en 8d6lten etwa
5000 Nlann mo perlaugteu auBer
Sobner5o1lng audi 9lnerfennung ib-
rer llnion uno glusidlieBlmg bon
ytbhnion 9lrbeiteru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
@fiuoItcu 1T wiccrr Oa.

@ptilobl MN biit ou pieoer pa
Gas &er8 mill TaIt Dor 6relIoe
ipringen;
glls wdr ser Gag oes 6rieoens nab,
90 meltbe3ningeno bort mans tlin.
GEN.
g8ie pou Der boben Jelienmano
Gin 9luf eriAollt bon 2ono 5u 2ano
llno wedt sic S6I1ier olle ali,
@o nab'it AUDI ou, im 5iegeslauTl
81 Iei eegrilBt, ou 8og boil 2idt,
glls lollf BID ouitla 9iaht min weis
denl
@o tomnit ou emit aunt @eltgcridt,
Gil iinirer Batter SoiinuHgs5eidenl
Scr @abrbeit 3eugeu itlirmbeorobt,
Ga itonoen iie, In Eooesnotb;
g9ic &eloeu fdmpften iie im Streit
Iie Singer. in Dem Sterbetleio.
@ii's beuta uid6t 0osiel6e 8ilo2
Der 8fIiugittog fommt im Shrm
ge5ogenl
Der SAB Der 8olfer tobt 70 milo,
@o lpie oie aufeeregten gsogen.
Too uno 9eroer6en idredt sic @eIt
9lls mar oer @ottbeit Ebrou 5er.
l9ellt,
EoA ieio getroit uno 5oat MIR nidt
Ger Nfinaitaeiit briuat Elm uelicS
2ibt.
glibts bdlt i6n cuf nidt gsotB nod
zoo.
sort ibr sic alten Gibeu roIid5en9
Gie @ipfel eliibu im Wloreenrot1,
Dem ueuen @iingitlieo iollt iBr Iou.
ibenl
His mas ser b6ic s5eino and lAuf,
er 5ittert Dor Dem Siagesrilf;
Eu oeutihes 8olf, 10 groB 70 idonJ
@timm eiu, in irobes 2o6getonl
Eer ggo0r9cit 3cuaa iolIit ou iein
Der QSelt lQlllt Qll 0le slime bleten !
Yeit glut un0 Ge6cn trittit ou Gin,
Dein 4hmert 3mingt nun Den 6eino
3iun 5rieoen
@oit mar init 0irl Shon nabt Der
Tag
Iie geIt muB 3ittern bel Dem
5Alag
0s III ser @ottbeit 0odgeridt
Scr Riin9igeilt bringt Gin neues
2iAtl
9tihi Nlcni6cu balfen sir i'm Streit
Qlneiu itono'it Du i'm beiBen &ingen;
Dem llntargana marit on gcpeibt
Ole N0ac mollte bid 6e5pngen.
ghuu idniida oia, oii Giien6raut
Ell 8oIf, oas ieinent 0'ott Dertrautl !
Gin nelcs @fingitlie0 ltimme an
Son Dem mas Soft nn Dir getbanl
". 8. S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
lInerluarteter gleladl.

,Srancis 4. guibman, Der befannte
Mdnoc6l0ers, 5tar" bon 9lep Dorf.
eribien geitern 0forgen meripartet
III ser fat6oliic6cn ct &auPs Stride.
ipo iein gruoer, 8obert u. gnlbman,
init sri s,eanette alanes 9loienber.
aer BON 1lloniignor Wlihacl s. 80.
Ieo sum @rmoe fiir's 2e6en Dereint
mlr0e.
Eer @rdutigam erbielt am 5rei.
iaa Don ieiAeHi Bru0er ein Eelc.
aroum, IN meIdem Der 2ettere en-
fIartc, Dab 1t leioer ait Ser Sod3eit
niht t6eilue6men fouue, ga er Del eli
REM Slim eiue pidtige Rolla 8u ipie.
Iau bdtte. sSniolae oes imaiiniiigen
Metters tonnte a6er Der Slim nid5t
roou5irt nerOen uuo Sr. 9ni6mon
nabm 0cn criieu uad Baltimore fab.
reuocn 3ua. gr bielt iib geilern
@1ur9en nah Ser Erntnn9 einiae Nli.
niteu III ieiner @iaa III @reen
@prina @aaeB onf uno fnbr baum
Dah oer MetropoIe 3uriid Ole 9leir
nermdblten iraiet geiiern gtahmittag
cine Sodl3eitsreiie narb Dem @cilen
an. glad i6rer 9iiidfebr perocl iie
ibr SeiH Ill g1r. 29l6. ggn1eiter
gtrabe, aufidlaaeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
gImerifauiidje Srnppeu Oun Garran-
SiltCH 6c0rubt,

Columbus, g}rW}., 10. Syuni.
9lmerituniiha aunoidoiter &a-
tropilIen bon General @eribinas g(r-
mee in @}erito iino, pie uoBgebcnoe,
bier beute eingeloufene WeeIoungen
beiogen bon Gorran0o.Sruppen NIT
eincm 2lngriff beorobt porOen.
Cine Golonne GorronSa. Gobolle.
rie, beiBt es, iei fiir5lidb Iiiolid bon
gloniquipa @eipebr in &ouo ouf eli
ne amerifnniide Abtbeilung Dorge.
itiirmt. Die 9lnerifouer, beiBt es,
baben cinen 8uionmenitoB oaour6
obeeweuoet, ooB iie oiif ibrer Stel.
lung ousbielten. 9lod Dem 8erib.
te 8o9en iid Die D}erifoucr auriid.
90 br Wl otorloftpagen b G..
itellt.
General &eribing febrte beute
Morgen wie bierbergclangte Gepe-
iden beiaeen nod Der SSeIObaiis 60
lonia DubIan 5uriid, na1oem er cine
sSnipettion ser 0iotoritraBe omiiden
bier uno ieinem Souptquartier por-
genourmen battc. Syn grwartllug Oes
Giutretens Der 9legci8eit iino meite-
re @lotorlaituagcn beiteut Woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

Olms SerSSnmbcs sbauptitaSt

N$~eeR 49, = DUte"*R" V~W~~
Ole llnfoiten Oes repubIitaniideu
uno Oes prosreiiioen 91atiouaI-
Gou0euts in Gbicago. 9luf ma.
6e5u adt @1iQionen Collars be.
rcduet. gas 8ublifum tragt
oen Sauptt9eil Der Soften.
Sine iutereiiaute 6rage in Ser
biu0una nit Dem 2auar-6aIle.
9Bai6ingtou 8. g., 10. Su-
nj. Statiitifer ba6en bcre6net, ooB
Der 0iesidbrige repu6litaniide gta-
tioual. Gonoent uno Die &eriummIung
Ger Hooieoeltianer in Chicago Die
9iieieniumme bon $7716,57O foiten
weroen. 9oDon be3ablen Oie repu6li.
faniiden @olitifer $253, ,S2O imo Die
9BrogreiiiDen $4,000. 9luf Oas
&ublifum, neldes in 0ieiem Sabre
mebr ais oas gep6buli9e SSntereiie
an Den politii9en &orgdngen nimmt,
idat ser 26menant6eil Ser llntoiten
oOer 9enau eeiagt $737S,75O. Die
@iienbabnen erbnlten fir oie 9ef0r-
oeruua Der @olitifer lmO 0eS i6or.
luitigeu GublifilmS bic bd6lbe Gum
me bon 81, ,459,3SO mO Oie anOeren
$6.257190 flieBen in ole Gai6en Ger
8iirger bon G9icago. Scr in Scr
n66iten @ohe folgenOe giatinnal-
Gonoeut in ct. 2ouis miro ans nabe-
liegenoen @riinOen ni9t 10 Diel fo-
item a6er wenigitens bier Nfiuionen
Dollars neroeu in Der Staot oes bei-
ligeu 2uOmig bleiben. @em Die
8ai6inatoner 9iir9er bon Oen ibuen
5u @e6pt ite6enoen politiiden @ele-
9eubeiten umo an0eren @2itteln @e.
prallU llaDell lpuroel 10 tonlltel lle
in Der 8ufltnit Die 8nOesbauptItaot
3inu &crinmmlingsorte aller natio.
nalen politiiden Grganiiationen ino
Eorteien MAIDEN. &eioer ieblt es
ober in @ai5ington all elmer gerdu-
nligen &aQe, melde mobl obne bic
SiiIie ser 9inOesregierlng nie er-
bout mer0en fam, ober er6nut per-
Sen ioQte. @ine aroBe @diien6aae
fiir oie Mili5 oes Giirifts Columbia,
melde ser glrHee Scr Scr. Staaten
nd6er itebt ais oie @lili5en aaer
5taateu, iii 8llr abiolliten 9tot6wcn
Oigfeit geporOen. 9is abcr Die 9iir-
geridait OeS 1iIirifts Selbitperpol.
hme er6dIt, miro Oieie Saae, pie 10
piele ouoerc not6meuoige Ginge, olrf
Dem @apier oOer in ser @iubilouna
iieben bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
ggann lulLr0e gImerIIa erFannI?

Plus &oIiel ihrcibt man: Sn elmer
biciiaen @iireeridulc fraete Der 2eb.
rcr einen 5Hiilcr mann glmerita
entoedt moroen mdre.
y1492,~ lautete riAtig oie 9lnt.
mort.
usSd meinc, ioote Scr 2ebrer,
"poun lit oenn gtmerifa bel inns be-
folmt gclporoen; es bat ood langc
gcoauert, Bis man 9lnerifo feunen
lernte2
SECT nlcl0ete iid6 Ser Sobu cines
bieoeren Shremerineiiters uuo ioes
te; uDariibcr Bat erit gcitern gl6euo
mein &ater eeiproden: ridtig err
fonut muroe 9lmerifa bon uns crit
I'M Sabre 1916
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
Srbloiion cincs Cfens.

Nlliter uno &ino miIroen i1wcr
DcrleBt ais 9eiiern 9ta6nittag in
i6rcr @o6Hng, gar. 652, @eit@er-
mou-StraBc, elm 4eirolelm-0ieH er-
plooirte Gin 9lr5t na6m ole @erIeb-
ten IN gebauolmg. IS Hno Dies
6rmi Srancis Tauoalinb un0 ibr
3-ia6riges 9ino Cpolti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

Cine 9ln5n6l bon @onareBm1nnern
6oben lin Gberbun0esgeridte sen gln.
tras itelen Iaiien oie @nticbeiolmg
III Der 8cruntug oes ser fali1eu &or.
ipiegeIlmgen ii6erfii6rten 9lem.Yor.
Ter 0aDio Samar 0cs Golfes ser
Mna,Str. in @icOcreripGQunQ 81
3icben. gtid)t ctipa Inn Dem ieBt I'M
9uuoes5udt6auie in 9ltlanta 6ruml-
menoen 9iame 5u belien, ionoern
Inn etmoigcir @reigniiien por5ubell-
gen. Der beiagte Samar 6atte ii1
III eincm GeIep6ougeiprGb ais Gin
Wlitalieo oes Gongreiles mls9cge6ch
uuo Oa0irh gclang es i6m, einen raj
finirten Sdminoel eriol9reid auS8u
iiibrcn. sSu ieincr @erliillng an Oas
0berbunoesgeribt itiibte ii1 2amar
aui oie 9lnabme, oaB sic Niit9lieocr
Oes 9ongreiies feline 9eamte ser
9unOeSregierimg iino uno Dob chi
0esbnI6 feinen 8eomten ser He9ie
rng pcrioniii5irt 6abc. IaS b0diic
@eridt 0es Sanoes perpari sic @e.
rufung 2amars uno bat ionit, penn
audi mr. inoirett, entidieoen, oaB sic
lRitglicoer oeS Gongreiies @cantc
Der Ser. Staaten iino. 0ieie glui.
faiinng miro Don uicleu promincnter
Suriiten un0 bon pieleu D}italic0ern
nidt get6eilt. 0ic @litglicoer NeS
Observation-Disclosures 6eiireiten sic
oieier 9luiiaiimg, neil iie
niHt Die gerineIten erefltiUcn Nla1t
6eilgniiie beiiben lmO MIR 9eitano.
t6cile 0cs le9islatiuen 3iueiges Scr
9lmoesregiermg iino. Gagcgen ioQ |
sic 9(lifaiiung oes 96erblmoeSac.
ridtS ole @unOesicnotoren mobl be.
treficit meil bic Wlitglicoer Oes Se.
mats nic6t mr. @eii1notbeiIc Oes Ie-
1iSlatipen 3peiges, ion0eru alid oeS |
erefltiUen 3ueiges Der 9iegierung |
mo S6re crflltiOen N}adt6eiugniiie |
liegen IN ibrem @eitdtiglmgS. oOer |
9erlueriiu9sredte Der bonn &rdlioen- |
ten gemaHten glntserneumtngen umo |
in ibren Ge6te, oie nit ousipdrtigen |
9lotiouen a6geihloHenen Gertr0ge |
1lt3u9eiBeu 81 anenOifcn ooer ab.
,tlehnen
Gie gl6aeoronetet weIde cine
lSieocrcripdguna Der @ntiheiolmg im
Safe &omarS 6eantragt baben, per
ben bon politiibcn 9}oti0en geleitct
no befiirdten IN politiide &erle9en
leitcn tommen 5u f0nnen. SinO Tie
9eamtc Scr ger. Staaten 70 lit eS
6nen itreng ncr6oten, 0Iclobeitr0ae
iiir politiibe 3iuede SIT erbeten oocr
ln5uncbnien mo ooourh fonnten Die
,ongreiiionelleu Gomiten Der Bar
.eieu brad gelcat per0en. 96ne Oa
~ auIgefor0ert 3l per0cn. trdat ieBt
elbit Elm @ongreBmann ielten az Scr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

9eim lle6eridreiten Scr 2ig6tIir.
mlroe aeitern &orHitta9 Ser iii gar.
1i42, Situ.StraBe, mo6nenoe Nlid.
Dougbertv bon einem StraBeu6abn-
gSaagon augeiabren unO 81 9oocn
9criiien. g8ie ourd elm @unoer fan
ct nit unbeOertenoeu &erlebungen
1npDn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
Sntmadcr-shifc 6ci StefOn OOr.
iiher.

&bfIoocIp6io, ga, 10. Su-
nj. SSn Der Sutia6rif Der SSo6u Q.
Stetion 50. febrten geitern oie Or.
better uelde iiir iiini5ebu @odeu
am Strife gepeicn waren 5ur glrbeit
5uriid nahoen iib Orei &iertel Der
Strifcr fit ein gluigeben oes Strites
erfIdrt batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

aoiie Der eigenen NEartei bel. @r
5ie5t es Uor, iein @elo in ieinent eise-
ncu Iiirittc na6 ieinen eieenen
@utoiinfen 5u Ocrweuoen 70 weit eS
oie @cIcBe ieincs StaateS erloli6crt.
Cic 3eiten, in iueIhei politiide SO.
mite'n ii6cr Qdaioucn periiigten, iinO
porbei. Sclbit 0ie gtatioual-Gonis
ten miiiien ii1 NIT fleincn 5nmmeL
6citcbeno ans ircimiIlioen @eitrdgen
begniaeu. GFou ipri9t bcreitS oo.
bon, oaB cpcntrea sic lcgitimcn 9luSs
gaben eincr notionalen @abl BON Der
f60cralcn mo ben StaatSrcaicrlmgen
getrogcn UerOen miifien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

0lbunueuien, bic bgn e1ailden Gurrepon,
NeHifn" nlfNt piNlllia uheT NureHtlmNilia CO..
Baitens NNr arBeien, Dey Office Dappu pet Irles
gaon por lagtlitllM AlliibsllAne ~ mallsH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

9lls Dor 5pei SSn6ren sic Senate.
rcn Soues lmo gSorfs oem @oIfe ocs
0iiuittS Columbia OaS oraitiidite
im0 riiinnigite 9lcciies@eiet in Der
@elt Oird einen unparlomentori.
iben mo ingeicblihen S6lid auf.
balitcn glaii6te man i'm Capitol, SAB
Oaniit Die Genperen5ler 8ltirie0en
icin miiroen. Gem lit ober nid6t 70,
uno oie @eiabr, Dab Der 0iItrift nod
in oieier GonereB 9eriooe trodeii &C.
legt iperocn miro, miro nit icOeut
Gage orobenoer. 9luf oirettenl par.
lamentorii6en @e9e lieBe lid fein
lofaleS &robi6itionsgeieB onrd oas
gegcmdrtige DiitriftS.Gonlite oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS icBt our1peit.
i6en Gas Gonitc fir oic Gcgeln
bat aber gc5eiat, DAB Is pillig it, 3ll
ieOer 3eit cine 9le9el ein5n6ringen
wclde Die regllGrcu parlancnturi
i6cn 9egeln inO,Oie 5uit1noigci 50.
niten bel Scitc iebt. @enn ouber
oie gcnannten Scnatorcn initerltiitt
Don glei10enfcnocn GollegeiL @ro6i-
bitiou iiir oau 0iitritt Sem Gtot fiir
oaS nddjltc 6isfaliabr anbdngen mol
len, 70 piro i6ncn mcoer 0aS @Ienlm
pes Senats nod oos oes 9lbgeorone-
i'm @ege iteben. 91tr Ourb
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

'Usan erpaens ben Baltimore GOrrsiSOuSsat".
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-06-07

FOR RENT-A five-room resi-
dence near the high school. Pos
session given at once. Apply to
J. L. Minis.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-06-07
WINTHROP COLLEGE.
SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION.

The examination for the award of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop
College and for the admission of
new students will be held at the
County Court House on Friday,
July I, at a. m. Applicants must
not be less than sixteen years of
age. When Scholarships are va
can't after July they will be award
ed to those making the highest
average at this examination, provi-
ded they meet the conditions gov
erning the award. Applicants for
Scholarships should write to Presl-
dent Johnson before the examina-
tion for Scholarship examination
blanks.
Scholarships are worth 500 and
free tuition. The next session will
open September 20, 1916. For
further information and catalogue,
Address Pres. D. B. Johnson, Rock
Hill, S. Z.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-06-07
Looking Always to the Future.


An old-fashioned way of looking at
the citys situation is expressed by an
indianapolis newspaper, which says:
"a city's physical improvements, OF
whatever sort, have definite value to
the city and it's property, calculable IN
dollars and cents. They facilitate busi-
ness and make living conditions more
pleasant. In that way they are an as
set for residents and property owners
and act also as an inducement to per-
sons on the outside to come and make
their homes here.
Indianapolis ranks favorably with
the most progressive cities OF its class
in breadth and. organic character OF
park improvements. The parking OF
waste land among some of the smaller
streams and on Fall creek has given
an impetus to values of property ad'
iacent to these improvements. Tne
day is not remote when barren areas
along these streams will be most at
tractive residence sections"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-06-07
NEED FOR CITY PLANNING
United States Might Well Take Les
son from German Builders Who
Have Studied the Work.

The marked advance in thought
about city planning is indicated by
the reception accorded the report OF
the New York commission on build
ing districts and restrictions. Ten
years ago the suggestions made in
that report would have been regard
ed as highly revolutionary and head
ing straight for Socialism.
For one thing the report recon-
mends the establishment of a zone
system" a method long ago adopted
in Germany, and plan long needed
in American cities. The economic
waste, the upsetting of realty values,
the disturbance of the city's fiscal sys-
tenn, involved in the growth of every
thriving American city has been self
evident. This has been brought about
by the incursion of factories into old
residential districts, lowered values, a
boom in another section, and then the
same story over again, with homes al
ways Just one Jump ahead OF the fac
tories.
City experts abroad provided for
that by assigning factories to certain
zones, and homes to others. In only
a few cities in this country has any
such restriction been attempted.
New York has other problems to
face from which Washington was hap
PLY freed by an unusual foresight.
The skyscraper menace we have
avoided. But New York blocks have
suffered from the incursion of one
high building, then others so built
that the early ones had light and air
cut off, and their presence resulted in
the bottom dropping out of values IN
the rest of the block.
Fortunately limited height and
courtyard provisions already have a
place in the building laws Of most
cities. The one feature in the New
York commissions report that should
appeal to most American cities is the
establishment Of zones for industries
and other zones for homes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-06-07
CITY TO ADVERTISE ITSELF
Mayor of Philadelphia Wants to Spend
Half Million Dollars on a
New Idea.

Mayor Smith hopes to make Phlla-
delphia one of the most widely known
cities in the world as an industrial and
commercial center, with splendid
port for foreign trade and ureXcelleo
railroad communications to every part
OF the country; according to the Fhnh-
adelphia Ledger.
The mayor will advertise the city
on a scale never before contemplated
He will ask for an appropriation Oh
s5OO,OOO as soon as the money can
be provided for carrying out his plan
The mayor hopes to establish either
q bureau of publicity in one of the de-
partments or new department OF
publicity. A suggestion was made 70
the mayor at a luncheon given recent
ly by the Poor Richard club as to the
value of advertising the city, and ne
promised to consider the project. An
nouncing that he would recommend
the plan to the city legislators, he SAID
that the appropriation would go into
the newspapers, magazines and other
publications-in other words, into
printer's ink-where it would do the
most good.
The campaign of advertising is to IN
form the merchants and manufactur-
ers of the world Of the advantages oil
dealing with the worlds greatest work
shop. The mayor said the expenditure
would be municipal investment that
would return the principal with high
interest.