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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

iorpet oie @ei6itbte reiht ieiuer Be-
5lpinglne our6 regelu1Bige ohitf.
fobrt gSioeritau0 entgegen9eieet.
0eutitbe @riinolidfeit mo Die 9lus-
nuBung tec6uiiber SiliSnittel brad,
ten nm in furser 3eit cine iolGe
&crbelleruug Der gupbrat4Shifiabrt
81 Ston0e, oaB niht mr. ole i1mc-
ren Saiteu, sic Ole glrmee III Wfeiopo.
tamien brolHte, lm5erlegt irno lihcr
no1 9agoo0 acihafit iperOen fonr.
ten, ionoern oaB ouG Die ourbihnitt.
libe 9ieiieooucr auf Die Sdlftc Der
iriiber iibli1en Belt Derobgeiebt per.
0cn fonute. So iplirOe 5lm 9eiipiel
cine 9'utterie nit oaem 3ubeb0r uno
Nhmitiou bon GiernbhS nad 9fet.
maniie, Dem Gupbrntbaien 9aaoooS,
III nur eli Eagen aeidaftt. slub Der
6offer-@inoeder ser Dor &lit groBc
Grfolge errong, sic cingeltanoener-
moBeu nit ouIt beitruger Die Gng.
lGu0er 5ur 9Iuiaabc non &ut 81 ucr-
onlaiien. mW0e in fn3cr 3eit orI
Dem 6IuB Hcuutcr0ci@oiit unO fonn.
lie, Oa Ct bci scr 6hlBbei6roarung
uiHt 3crlcIt iporocu mar, ibncllitens
icinc GGtigfeit atineDmen
9laeroingS iteben on& iett nod
cmeln .ciicu6uDuudBigen" 9etriebe
Ser GllBidDiffabrt iiarfe StnOerniiie
cntgepeu, @inc 0cutidle GlarinHuerft
ole BORT ongelegt lpilroe, 100 Die 9og.
0u0babn bel @ierobfuS Heu @upbrot
freu5t bat ieOoM cine glu5obl gol3
ilodoebeuoer Niotoridbr5eltqc gebuut
itno 0en EDp ser alten EreibiaDr8euee
10 bcrbeiiert, OaB lie sic obtiohe So.
oiug nebmen fonnen. 1ieie neuen
6obr5euac ipcrOen slliouuneu nit oen
oben erodbnten nralten Gppen i'm
9etriebe 5iiaumtcngeleet. Tim oie
SiAerbeit Oer e5Gifiobrt 5u beben,
miro cine groB3iigig ougeIe9te Ser
mellm9 oes geumten lbiiIbareu
Gupbrats irnternonuner; @renmtofi.
Stntioneu unD 9feparntariieaen ou
llfer, &erpile9ungSitatiopen ino 9tct
tltn9seinribhmgen ioucii bic 5ablref
| den @efabren bebeben ole bisber 0eI
S1ilfabrt ouf Dem @upbrot orobten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

nluig oieieS Seims iteGte lid sic gtot.
wenoigfeit berorts, ehpas si tum i'm
Sen @diten Ses &etius Stelleu an
9or0 5u nermitteIu. 9torb mau1erlei
8eriuben muroe inn Seirn cine eigene
Seuerltcle eingerihtet. 9lber bereitS
@nOe 1908 itelte lid berous, oaB Oas
bisberige $eim 8u fleiu luor. Iaber
muBte es erpeitert peroen OoS Sous
Gale Iulce 253 mirOe genlietet rm6
I'M Sanuor 1904 be5ogen. glm l.. sc.
bruar 1905 fonnte oann ser @or-
libenoe beribten, ooB Gin @eiud I'M
@@p0brung leineS gum &ol zines
0eutidben SeeuannSbeimS on 0uS DG.
uilterium 0es ,Snnern eiugereibt iei.
Qlu1 bGpilligumg 0es @rltnoitiideS
apuroc iofort nit Ben Gprorbeiten fiic
Sen @ou 0es %eints begonnen uno sic
idon IGngit unternonmeuen Samm.
lungen fir ben 8aufon0S nit neuem
@ifer fortgelebt loiuie weitere S6ritte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

0ie iie Sen tiirfiiben Siegern ii6er.
laiien muBten, nab &r1ften 3eritort.
gtad fur3er 3eit gelou9 es Oen
Oeutihen W}oriuenlaunid)oiten, 0ic
unter oeutide 2eihmg 9eitelte SUB
iIottiae 10 IN StanO su ieBcn uno aus.
3ubiIOcn, oab lie mebriado nit @riolo
in oic Sample bel &llt.cl. 9Imoro lulo
aegen Die bon 5iloeu bcronordnqeu0e
Gniioearmce Der @uglau0er eilgrei.
len fonnte. @enn oic @ngl6n0er IN
oielem, nit Dem 5So0 bon Sat iblic.
Benocn &dntpien feinmal einen Ger-
fd ma9teu, OurG pollen @tnidB
ibrer 6luBfanlpiluittel ole bclagerte
Seta6t 81 eiitlegen 10 0iirite Oies sum
gr0Btcn Geil oui bic glAhmg Dor 0eR
Dduen lin0 Ranoncn Der 6luBflottiae
3iriid3nfiibren iein. 3ie glr6eit in-
ierer oeltiben D3ounlAaiten hi Die.
lem 6eBeiien 2onoc DER Gr0e beoinat
glmnenauugen, oie Dem iAlnuuiien
Shiibeigrobeufompf fmrn noAite.
ben: tropiide 9tegen in gSinter,
@ibe I'M Sontmer, faum 81 6eiNrci-
ben0e llnge5ieierpln9e lmo redt
ibmieri9e &erpfleguugs.Gerbd
ltdnoig uulgebeH bon elmer unireuno.
li@en sum @crrat ncigenoeu arabi-
lden @eo6lferlma, in Scr englilAes
@olo bon 9airo aus planmoBig aur
gSirfune 9ebrabt miro, Trob aller
oieier Sdwierigfeiten berri6t cine
begeiiterte StinWung unier sen @ia-
rinemanniNaiten inl Srat, ole ltol5
oarouf iin0, Die 0eutl6e 9Rorine ouf
ocnl entfernteltcn 8riegSitboAplab
oertrcten 3u 0iirien.
Yolo nacb Der Gnfenollng oeS fir
Die Srof6Iottiile bcitiunlten 9erio.
nails crpuds ser WHttclmcerOipilion
cine anoere ui6tioe 9hligobc i'm S,n.
nern ocs SonOcs. Sefmultli1 lit Oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

5iir Siberitellung ser &e.doiten ge-
ton. go founteoenu enOlib Der 8au
IN gIngriff genommen tperoen. SaS
neue Seim gIpeni0o 9l5oparOo @de
@arloS Golpo apur0e I'M Suli 1912
be5ogen un0 ertipriht in ieoer gSeiie
sen geiteIlten 9lnioroerungen. IS lit
III allen TeiIen nit eleftriiber ge-
leuhhing Derieben uno entbdlt IN
3tmmern 81 A ltn0 6 nerteilt, i'm
gan5eu 60 @lannihoitsbetteu groBe
mooerne Babe ml6 8uiheinribhul.
gen einen groBen @Biaol fir oic
sDianti1aften, Sbreib. uno 2eie.
roum Cole beioe 5u einem eroBen Seit.
ioal pereinigt iperOen fonnen), 2 9f.
fi5ier3immer, 1 0ffi5ier-@B- uno 9a.
0e5inuner ltuo ouBer ben @erpdl.
tiingsr6ilmen belle, hlitige g9irt.
iboitsrduue, Slide riip., oieiid uur
einen in Der Dlitte oes Seims geleae.
men @arteu gruppieren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

onldBIicb Scr 9luSiteaung bon 1911
aushibren lieB, mar Die SSreilegung
Der 3iotletionstbermen. 9efanutlidl
bat oieier groBartiee &uniuenfon
pier, ser lib iitntitteu 6eS lGrmeniten
@etriebeS oes moOeruen 9ionI erbebt
I'M 2oufe Der Syo9rbuu0erte uerldic-
oene 0fetoniorpboien ourhgenlac6t.
Sll ben am beiten erbaltenen Der Rie.
ienidle (oer ebemalieer Bolaltra ODER
8ibIiotbef) baite e0h6eIangelo Ole
Stride Snuta Wlnrin OegIi glnaeli elm
obne freilih i'm gertiglten orn io
6urhauS profanen @barafter oeS
&oumes 81 ber1noern. SSn Oen oitlis
den Eeil Der 9tu1ineu puroe naO
oen Yldnen oenelben Wli9elanaelo
0as aortailierfloiter init ieinem BE-.
riibmten blutoertidulieen Soi eingc-
balt. Gin anoerer Geil Der 9uninen
oiente I'M ~. uuo t8. Sobrbuu0ert
als @etreioe. un0 Sal5magu5ine,
mGbrenO aus bic g5tir9e FiraneliS
oie molerilh romautiltben Geouten
erbalten boben, ipelhe oie 5ertalen'
oen acknowledgement 9lieIenlole an
Ser SiioIeite oamaIs boten. SIN Sabre
1910 muroen Die untifeu 9Rdume lmO
Wtauern bon i6rem idmnroReuoen Mr.
diteftiirqeluucber befreit itnD mo ole3
eriooerlih mar, permittelit eintaber
&olSoGcber nit oifenem Dahlhlbl ge.
aen sic Gtnfliie Der gSiiterlmg &c.
IAHbt. Sier muroe Oom Die 5onm-
hung BON @ipsobaiiiien autifer Sfulps
turen uno 9lrhdeftiriruemente, pon
N}ooeaeu rnD 9fetonltruftionen romi.
lher genfmdler lintergebraht Die
Sen iiterelionteiten Eeil Der glusitel.
lltnq BON 1911 biloeteu uno oen De.
Iuber eiuen 10 tlareu @egriif bon Der
@roBartigfeit oes Ssmperium Homd-
niim pernittelten. SeBt enoIid III
oieie Sonunllmg 8uut er6Bten Sell
III ous Mhlieum Der @ipsnbgiiiie i'm
2uartier bon Eeitoccio geludnoert.
unO 0ieier Gage tpuroe Der 3utriit 5lt
oicleu 9i6umen Oen 9eluAern ocs
Gbermenmileums eroffnet.
@aS Ebermenmtieiint Oas iit3 i'm
ter Der 9eihmg BON 9toberto 9Saribcni
Su elmer nntitcrgiIltigen Sanlnllung
entpidelt bot, eeluiimt io 3ueleicb uei-
teren 9toim fir Die glufiielluno Ser
linn itets reihHg naineutlidb ans Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22


Cine Der pi6tigiten gutoetunqen
oes &rieaes ii, pie ATS apnoon qe-
ibriebeu miro oas @p1oauinu ooer
Iorimoos ais 8erbanoSmoicrial iar
gSInoen, Gs BAT Del 0eii W1iltdrari.
ten uuo 4arterinHcn i0 rait Gul.
gong gefunoeh oaB Sic 9ladiraac
6alo groBer 5u mer0en 0robt dig oer
&orrat ia 0ie SoupiDcriauotiicle vi
eotnbur9b, NO iuohentldb @ellellilu.
Gen oul 10000 @erbaloe einirgiier
S8as oas Norlmuus I'd Dem Qendnn-
ten 3lpcde oIs 6eiouoers geeianet w.
lhelnen last IL ieine 2eiMtgfeii Oie
az fur eineu &erban0 oiel pimideus.
qperter lno angeucbmer iilr 0cn Ea.
tienten aidd)t ats g2atte 6eionoers
bel BeiBem @ctter iopie ieiue iet.
oenartige 8el@oileubeii ln0 iupA.
tueuoe &eidbeit ieiHe maBororoelii.
lid aroBe Observation-Disclosures. nor
iltoae nelder es oas 3ebHiaMc ieiNes
&Gui@ts ali gSafer ditine0meH faHn
Gas Nloos udblt iippig aui a9eA
2orflauoereieu 2ic pradtpoile rotr
iaulnciartiae glbau iin0et man aui
Den trodenercn Stellen ipo tie fleipe
OF init Seioetraut acaiiAle AiNea
bilOet. @s aibt ferner eiHc iblmlietc,
Crime gbort sic it 9SSailer ipaAa
ln0 bic 9lbsugs8rdben iulo @nnip-
loher aisfiilt Nas ereiebigfe lit
ieoob oas bronaeiarbeue, ooS ii gro.
Ben geeten madit lltlo III 0idcn 9ii.
lheln nit bei0cn N6n0eu a6Aebo0en
meroen fam. 0as Dloos miro in aacn
@egenoen Der brltiihen Snieln pon
Shdiern ghifieberH Baiiorep, sbul.
ftioern 9op scouts uno anoeraa
Eerionen geianuHelt vi BET 3entral
iielle miro es ge3upit aereinigt uuo
inter cine bn0raulild5e Arqlle 0e.
brnht ipaier iii g8iiriel pon eni-
iprehenSer @r0Be geihniiteu uno III
Oieier Sorni nab Sen perllhicoeien
&riegsiAaupldbeu 8edlidt Die gSilr.
fel eignen ljA Srl &erbdn0ea ifa Seloe
beionoers gut lueil ene uuacDener
eroBe 3obl ii eiuen fIeincn 9aimi
3uiamnRcngeordnat mcroen fuuH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22
9cntides SeemuunS6eim in @usnpS
glireS.

9(ut /. N}oi 1901 mur0e oas erlte
oeutibe SeemonuSbeim in guenoS
9IireS, in Der gIlmiroute 8rolpu eroif.
net. Ser Seiub oes ueuen Seims mar
betrieoigenO. ga ii6 MN aber, felt
Oieies Seemannsbeim beitou6, bolO
Die gtotpenOiefeit berauSitelte, ole
@lrbeit aiif cine iibere @ruuolaee 5lt
itelIen pttroe om 3. SuIi 1902 ser
Gerein u@cutiAeS Scemanusbeint"
'gegriinoet. 0amit ipor Ole 9lrbeit im
peientliden in Die 9abnen aeleitet in
Oenen iie nod beltte meitergefii9rt
wirO. Plus Der 5olge3eit iiu0 oaun
Die beioen Soltptforti9ritte 81 men.
nen: Die @tnri6tlne Der etgenen
SeuerIteQe uuO Der 8ou oes eieeneu
SeimS. S6ou bolo na6 Der Gr6ii4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

9a9ooo6obu nod uidt fertioociteat,
10 OoB nod cine et1po 700 Silomcter
louge Strede oir@ ole gSiNte nit
&fer6 un0 g8a1en SIT iiberutnoen it,
Inn 9Berloneu luO Soben nah Sug.
ooO 5u i@oifen. Gieier gSiiltenpcg
tonnte nidt oas idoiien, mas Der
INNER miHtigcr mepoen0e SriegS.
i@ouplob in W}elopotamicn uuO @er.
item eriorOerte. Ger @c0anfe lag
nobe, oen Gupbrot s9oiierueg sur
sur &erbeiIerlng Der @toppe berol.
3u5ie6ett. Scioer batte Oieier Strout
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

9eioen Oeuti6en 9lbteiIuneeu, aiti
Dem Gllpbrot unO Gigris, ole I'M
oSraf- -Detobement cine einbeitlitbe
&eitltng erbielten erpuhS iAlieBlib
nod eine0ritte 9hlfgabe Dem g9aner.
@toppenoienit auf oent oberen EigriS
uno Dem 9itlisfhlB iolltc olIf @ini4
BON @nDer &aidjo ole iodlDeritdnoiOe
%ilfe Der beutiben Murine 81 Teil
mer0eiL I'M bic BORT borbanoenen pri.
mitipen Slittel bon 3ur lluterlhietug
Der fdmpfenOeu 9lruee uiSuiiben Sit
fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

Die GiufIetiOnstbermcu in @om.
DoS ipertpoIite rmo oouerbofteiIc
gSerf, Oas Die italieniide 9fegierln1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

SmprpOerir 1esiuctOusappara sic 5sSfdc ats 2ampanss
aNsuItt.
Ser aus Der Se0ude opnen0e enen
oldt ner1leBboren &Bbhtee geetet front
s8alergeaB aus Yer &e mro ad ouBeu oud Srobuuenbe
ert lno 1at pie r AeSnleons5pdc notice Eempeuu 00
aie 1T 70 naerdtet oab oie @ef0mastd nn1cits Nlot
erner aud gerbanosmotcraen oulgeHonea uoen ftnnca
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12
DREssY FOOT WEAR

High Boots in washable kid in Pcari
grey, oyster grey, white ard Cham
payne, regular value $3.50, this sale
price oo.s9
$50 pair Ladies' Pumps in patent
leather and dull kid in all the latest
Styles. Values up to $500. This sale
at 1886
800 pairs low cut Shoes, Pumps and
oxfords in all the leading styles, val
ues up to $500, only sf2.49
Childrens Slippers, specially priced
FOR this sale 6Cc TO $500
Children Wash Suits that look good
and wear good from s25c to $3.50.
At this sale we offer a few special
bargains in rugs and art squares:
$25 ex12 Art Squares, only S19.75
Curtain scrirn in many beautiful de-
signs from IL 1-2 to Csc.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12
FINDS RUGs m BOTTLE;
GETS VERDICT FOR 200

Columbus. april In unusual case
engaged the attention of the city court
Of Columbus yesterday.
Miss Iva Clark. d young lady, sued
the Columbus Coca-Cola Bottling coz
rany for $500 demages. alleging that
last November she bought a bottle Of
coca Cola and was drinking it when
friends called her attention 70 the
fact that there was gone foreign Sub
stance in the bottle. She claimed that
upon examination she found bugs or
worms in the bottle, and those who
were with her a the time, when placed
On the stand yesterday. corroborated
her statement In three-quarters Of
an hour after drinking the Coca-Ccla
she turned deathly sick. according to
the testimony, and the physician con
sidered her condition serious for TWEEN
ty-four hours. Il vas three or four
days before she recovered and she
was out from her work seven or eight
days.
The jury returned her verdict for
$500
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12
Brief FOR THE PoULTERER.

Allow the breeding stock run in
me cgen air whenever possible IoT
nee.llh's sake.
Hens without green food in spring
frequently eat the last years dried
e-ass and become crop-bound,
. Thoroughly disinfected broodcrs les
SEES likelihood Of diseased chicks,
sun kills disease germs and also
rsrqeg. Give the broods plenty OF
1.-sli1e.
Neither chicks FOR fowls can thrive
WITHOUT constant fresh air. Breeders
o,o,s OF houses which cannot be per:
Getty ventilated are always unsatis-
laotoIy,
Tie turkeys are apt to begin TO lay
this month. Give them good nests in
l.rt-of ,;e-way corners where they viii
EEL hidden and sure that their eggs
are safe.
Turkey nests must be watched Whlie
nights are cold. the eggs picked Up eY-
cry DAY and nest eggs put in their
,,acag 50 that the turkey hen will not
miss them.
Early goslings bring the most money
in the market because they are good
size when the demand is strong. Set
eggs ROW.
Ducks lay in the corners OF the pen
and therefore need plenty Of bedding
so that they can cover their eggs II
fbay want to. Sometimes they hide
them so well that they are hard 70 find
You can gain the confidence Of the
mother birds and their bToods by sys-
tomato gentIing and thus make 1t
much easier to care for them.
study the individual characters
tics Of poultry. This will prove inter
estjnc and be Of real assistance TO you
in shows and sales.
Mice can make trouble and cause
you loss by nesting under the mother
hen
Pen up the chicken-eating hog. One
case Of carelessness in leaving a fence
nnmen4ed or q bar down may cost you
dear.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12
THREE CONTESTS FILED
II LOMNOEs' ELECTION

Valdosta April III. s. PaBsmore,
one Of the defeated candidates for
sheriff In the primary On Wednesday,
today fled notice Of contest with the
executive committee. charging that
Sheriff J. E. Cornto. who was rc-elect-
ed. violated the rules Of the primary
By hiring workers and using money
in other ways. He will seek to Lave
Gornto's vote thrown out and himself
declared the nominee as the next
highest man. The matter will be de-
cided by the democratice executive
committee.
E. s. Bacon, for tax collector who
the consolidated returns showed was
just one voted behind the winner
John ~. knight, has asked for d re
count Of the vote. In spirit Of gen
crosby, Bacon voted for his opponent
and thus defeated himself as one vote
from Knight added 10 his own score
would have given him one majority.
J. p. Coffee, one Of the defeated con
didates for county commissioner has
also contested the election Of " b.
conaley whom he charges hired men
to work for him in violation Of The
primary rules. All Of the contests will
be acted on by the executive commit
tee within the next few days
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12
ACT QUICKLY

Delay Has Been Dangerous In Corae!e.
Do the right thing at the right time
Act quickly in time Of danger.
In time Of kidney danger Deans
Kidney pills are most effective.
Plenty OF Cor1ele evidence of their
Nprth.
r. J. Self ia Third Ave, Cordele
says: Two years ago, / began 20 SUI
fer from a duh pain in the small Of
my back 1t bothered me al my work.
Nights, couiGn't lie on my back, as
ii hurt so and made mc nervous. Tic
kidney secre. ions were too frequent
in passage and scalded | was also
bothered lot by dizziness. One box
Of Doan's Kidney Pills cured ne Of
tie pain in my back and the other
ailments were removed"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-ge,
Loans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Self had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Props. Buffalo y. Y.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12
Mr.. cRIeP'S NEW BILL.

Hon. Chas. R. Crisp. Congressman
from Americas, has introduced a bill
in congress which prohibits the Inter
nal Revenue Department from issuing
federal receipts for the sale or manu-
facture Of alcoholic liquors il any ter
ritory in the United States. where the
sale Is prohibited by law
This is q bill aimed straight in the
right direction and will strike the
vital point Of contention between In
Gle Sam and the prohibitionists. It
viii take Uncle Samuel out Of the Ii
Quor business. 1t viii partially break
up the alleged partnership between
the government and the liquor trade.
II is not partnership. 10 be sure,
but il is inconsistent for the preamble
TO the Federal Constitution to- talk
about promoting the welfare Of the
people and at the same time the gov
eminent TO permit, SO far as it is CON
cerned, for SIS, the sale OF liquor in
dry territory. Judge Crisp's bill is a
strong and safe one. and will doubt
less become a law, when it reaches the
voter.
Mr.. Crisp IS opposed for the next
congress by 3Ir. Hudson. Considering
that prohibition and law enforcement
ara two 0 fthe dominant issues now
shifting back and forth from state to
congress and from congress to state
it is highly important that lawmakers.
both state and national. be men whose
records in the past or whose sacrifice
in the present. make them safe on
these questions.
Mr. Hudson was member OF the
state senate in 1887. The records
show that in the senate he voted
against the prohibition bill, then pend
ing; that Mr.. Hudson voted to estab-
lish d.spensaries in local option dry
counties; that Mr. Hudson voted TO
allow hotel keepers in a dry county to
sell liquor to their guests, and he
voted against Mr.. Goldin's bill making
it unlawful to Pay money to secure
election to Office.
The public welfare and public good
are great and mighty terms; and it
is serious matter to try TO saddle or
any county or people the liquor traf-
fc which destroys both and inficts
Unreasonable harm.-Ceorgia Com
monwealth. adv
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12
WASH SKIRTS

sprinq and summer in hundreds Ct
styles, in awning stripes, Corduroy
p slos. Hery. Sarge, EIack and Voc.
,s5,.a,ss from sz.95 10 e7.5o
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12
eoa BURmAN Is KILLED
WHEN AUTO OVERTURNS

Corona, Cal, April Bob Burman
wcu-known automobile racer, died
here tonight from injuries sustained
when his car turned over in 30l-
mile race this afternoon.
The race was won by Eddie O'Don
nell. Time, 3:29:52, Joe Thomas was
second and Eddie Pllen third
Burman's mechanician, Eric Schra-
der, also was probably, fatally injured
and a dozen other persons were in
jured more or less seriously when
Burman's car threw a wheel in the
97th lap on the back stretch in the
301-mile race here today.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12

Beautiful new Spring Waists to wear
with coat suits and separate skirts,
etc.
crede de Chine, flesh and white,
very low prices, from $3.50 to $3.50
Dainty eeorgette Crepe Waists,
beautifully tailored, values up 10 $3.50
at s4.15
silk Wash Waists in stripes, $500
values, Easter Sale Sf.89
Lingerie Waists OF cc@0n wolfe,
transparent cloth, $3.50 values CSC
Charming Easter Millinery from
1875 70 5000, representing all that is
best in style and quality and workman
ship. Models that are the last word Of
CaG1e Fashion. No matter what price
you cheese TO pay you will secure a
nat that is good value. -. -. ......
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12
ARTHUR SPIEeEL DEAD.

New York, April Arthur Spiegel,
president of the Equitable Motion Pic
ture corporation, general manager of
the World Film corporation, and own
er Of large mail order houses in Chica-
ga, died here today.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12

J. T. Guest died tonight At 8 O'Clock.
The funeral Of J. r Worsham viii be
held from his home Sunday morning
at IL o'clock. At the tine Of the &C.
cfdent Lee Worsham, state entomlc-
gist. son Of the deceased, vas On his
way 70 Forsyth to vote in the primary.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12

Engraving, Iitho9raphing and book
printing done by The Dispatch. Will
suit you. Do not order from out of
town till you see ours.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12
.. =. GHEEH IS DEAD
THIRD AUTO VICTIM

Porsytl Agril Sd H. @reen, 81
years oIH. gio was injured in yester
aays automobile accident here, died
al 8 o'ciock tonight. making the third
victim.
] H. WorsAam. father Of State En-
tonol9eist H. Lee Worsham, was
sgs4d instantly; J. H. Guest, candi-
dais Tor county surveyor. died last Sat
uFdag nigh al 8:15 O'Clock.
Waite frbble. also hurt in the ac-
cident, is better, but is still in a pre-
earioUs condition.
S't'' Funeral Of Mr.. Workman.
The funeral Of j. r. Worsham was
81 held here this afternoon al the home
Of tho deceased, large number Of
friends of the family coming from Ma
con and other points. Tie service
d, was conducted by Elder w. W Childs
Of the Primitive Baptist church.
Mr. Green had been a jeweier in For
syth for thirty years. He was born
here. Besides a wife, he leaves seven
~ children, George Ruth, John, Stanton
II Louis. Ben and Harold.
Forsyth, April 81. r Worsham, q
prominent farmer Of this county and
. 1.-The father OF State EntomolOgist T.
81 Lee Worsham, Of Atlanta. was instant
ly killed and four others were seri
ouBly injured when the northbound
re- Central passenger train crashed into
the automobile in which they were
riding at 500 o'clock Saturday morn
ing.
e2'' 1t was the day of the county pri
mary and Mr.. Worsham, J. H. Guest
one OF the candidates for county sur
veyor; D. H. Green, a Forsyth jew
eler and Walter Jackson, d farmer
were on their way 10 their voting pre-
cinct when the accident occurred.
View is Distracted.
The ginnery Of the Southern Cotton
Oil company obstructed the view o
the track and the occupants Of the
car did not see the train until they
we're struck The horrible accident
happened at the depot and was vii
messed by numbers Of people waiting
~ board the train. The car was com
pietely dcmo.ished and with It's oc
capants was dragged 100 feet up the
rack.
:, Mr.. Worsham was badly mangleC
and died instantly. Dir. Guest's skull
aas crushed and his back broken and
-, -,,. g.
and Mr.. Tribble were badly injured
and are still in a precarious condition
. Il is yet too early to tell the extent OF
w their injuries. 1t is believed that Mr.
Jackson will recover. All OF the par
les we're prominent citizens Of the
county.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12

When in need Of high class job
printing of any kind, don't fail to
place your order with the Dispatch.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-04-12
NEW EASTER SUITS

More rev styles have just arrived.
su..o 4eat have said fer $3.50 and IS
ncw reduces 70 1926
suits that would be coed value al
$3.50 rev On sale S16.75
Is suits formerly sold At $3.50. Eas
tcr sale for the lot ,.-.--.--.- s14.27
Dresses for street and party war
are here shown in great abundance
and At prices 10 suit all classes.
Is Dresses. values up 70 5000, will
5e eold while they last q the extreme
low price of s12.75.. Come early and
get the cream Of this iot.
s27.5o Dresses row reduced 70 s1s.a5
Dresses that are well worth s22.5o,
Easter Sale Observation-Disclosures S1575