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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
Private in Yorkshire Regiment
Keeps on Smiling.
Recovery Amazes Surgeons Who Re-
move Large Piece of Metal From
Forehead and Another From
Behind Left Cheek.

London.-During the present war
medical men have reported many re-
markable cases of the recovery OF
wounded men-cases where fatal ter
mination seemed inevitable-but 1t is
doubtful if there has been any as
astonishing as the case of Private g..
A Dawson of the Tenth Yorkshire
regiment, who is now in the King
George Military hospital, Stamford
street, S. E.
Private Dawson has caused so much
interest among members OF the medl-
cal profession that he has been seen
by scores of leading surgeons.
Enough shell has been removed
from Private Dawson's head to kill
many men. AS Kipling said of the
late Lord Roberts:
IF you stood i'm on is cad
You could spill quart O. lead"
But with it all this Tommy" is able
to sit up in his bed, and he is one
of the brightest and cheeriest souls in
the ward.
Private Dawson, who is the son of
a news agent of Bishop Auckland, Dur
ham, went to France with his regi-
ment last year, and after serving five
months in the trenches he was wound
ed on December IL.
He was in village behind the lines
which was being shelled, and before
he could get to his dug out" shell
knocked him out.
Unconscious, he was taken to the
base hospital, and there, from a great
hole in the center of his forehead di-
rectly above his nose, there were re-
moved a large piece of shell, a piece
of wood and part of his cap. For 20
days Dawson lowered between life and
death. His face became swollen and
black and nothing the surgeons could
do seemed to reduce the swelling.
On December 81 Dawson was re-
there he was put under the X-rays i'm
mediately on his arrival. In the pri-
Yates left cheek was found a large
piece of shell, which must have en-
tered through the hole in the forehead
and passed down the side of the nose.
On New Years day Private Dawson
was operated upon again, and this
piece of shell, which weighed two and
three-quarters ounces, was removed
by the way it had entered, so that
there should not be scar OF any sort
on the private's cheek.
The piece of shell-about a quarter
of an inch thick, with torn and jagged
edges-is relic priced greatly by Pri-
vate Dawson. Another remarkable
feature about the case is that by a
further operation recently at the King
George hospital the sight of his left
eye was saved.
To use his own expression, the piece
of shell. when passing into his cheek,
turned the lens of my left eye over.
A celebrated ophthalmic surgeon has
righted the lens of the eye. and In 9
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08

by Prussian soldier firing into the
hospital through the window. During
the bombardment of Reims seven
women of the Red Cross became vic
Tins Of the bombardment, including
Nine. Fontaine-Faudier, Mile. Cause
and five sisters of charity.
Many women of the Red Cross give
attention to men at the front who
have no one to remember them at
home. One member, Nine. Richelot,
the wife of DR.. L. G. Richelot, is god
mother to nine hundred soldiers, which
constitutes a record to date.
Regarding the state of mind of
wounded soldiers now in the hospitals
after sixteen months of war, Nine
Perouse, president of the Union des
Femmes de France, said:
"They support their sufferings ad-
mirably and are much more anxious
to return to the front than were the
wounded in the hospitals last year
at this time. They talk about active
service with an enthusiasm that is
contagious.
Mr.. Justin Godart, undersecretary
for war, in charge of the sanitary de-
partment of the army, has just re-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08

placed voluntary women of the Red
Cross serving as nurses in some of the
military hospitals by paid independent
nurses The choice of nurses outside
the three Red Cross organizations de.
veloped considerable comment, but
there was in this no reflection on the
devotion of Red Cross nurses; neither
does it bring their efficiency into ques.
ton. Paid professional nurses are
more adaptable to military discipline,
which must prevail in all military es'
adjustments.
Most of the women who devote
themselves to hospital work are from
well-to-do classes; they are necessarily
so, since they are required to give
not only their time and sometimes
their lives, but also their money to
the cause Some of them pay largely
for the privilege of serving the coun-
try as maids of all work; others pay
more dearly for the privilege of work
ing as surgeons aids and as nurses.
Few of them were before the war &C.
customed to the hard work of house
keeping, and some of them have
learned it's most elementary principles
in the hospitals
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
YOUNGEST CUE ARTIST
Playing of WeIker Cochran
Proves to Be Revelation.
Generally Conceded by Master Stu,
dents of Came to Be Coming Hoppe
of Billiard WorId-Noted for
His Indifference.

Welker Cochran is the youngest
professional expert in this country,
as he was born at Mawson, Iowa, in
1897. The recent handicap tournament
in New York was the first professional
tournament in which he appeared His
playing there was more than revela-
ton for one so young and inexperi-
enced. He made high run of IS, and
in one game an average of 20. While
playing recently at Hartford, Conn, he
averaged over AZ in a 300-point game,
1872 balk line, with grand average
of % in 900 points. Cochran is gen.
orally conceded by master students Of
the game to- be the coming Hoppe of
the billiard world, says a writer in
Philadelphia Public ledger. There IS
no doubt that this youngster is won
derfully gifted in this respect, but he
has yet great deal to learn before
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
O'ROURKE is A REAL VETERAN
For Seventeen Years "Orator" Was
Star in Major League-Figure
in Connecticut Circuit.

The present-day fans look upon
Hans Wagner and Larry Lajoie as the
most ancient in baseball. While theso
boys have been cavorting DER the GA
mond green for many moons, yet they
are school kids when compared WIN
James O'Rourke, who played the OUT
field and was at one time the sIaI
catcher of the New York Giants
O'Rourke's official record began ID III"
year 1876, that is, his major leaeu1
record. For II years after thaC INC
Orator" as O'Rourke was called "s's
star in the "big show" and LOT ~
years James was central inquire IA
the Connecticut State league. no
played in several positions, ana ono
season his son played on the SAM
team the "Orator" managed. % ~.
33 years James O'Rourke reported Lo'
duty every spring in the pink Oh Gun
dition.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
Field for schooIboys.

Washington park, Brooklyn nome :.
the Federal league nine, may =,
turned into an athletic field for scno'f
boys Of that city.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08

he develops into Hoppe CLASSIFY
which / mean not billiards, but Hop
pes sound common sense.
AS an expert, young Cochran recalls
Percy Collins, Robert Lord and Cope
Morton in reckless and pure "cussed
Indifference. One of the secrets OF
Hopes marvellous success as a mas
ter expert is the fact that whether III
practice or otherwise he always played
his best, while young Cochran is noto'
rious for his recklessness and indiffer'
ence as to whether he shall count or
not. 1t is true that he is still very
young, but it is no less true that Mr.
Hoppe was also at one period OF ms
life younger than Cochran, but dis
played much more wisdom for his
years.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08

Il am a true blue American" says
Marjorie, and ! want to see Uncle
Sam lick all creation if he has to, like
John Paul Jones did,"
The New York school children have
taken upon the idea with a whoop and
already have sent in thousands of
dimes.
President Roosevelt has written her
remarkable letter commencing her
patriotism, and sending her ten dimes,
one for each of his four grandchildren
already born and the six others he
hopes for in years to come. Marjorie
has refused offers of $3.50 for this let
ter.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
GIRL WOULD BUILD WARSHlP
Cannot Be Soldier So She Starts
Movement to Raise Fund for
BattIeship.

New York.-Marjorie Sterrett, a
thirteen-year-old girl of Brooklyn, has
started a movement among school
children to raise a patriotic fund to
build an American battleship She
earned the first dime for the fund by
helping her mother in her housework,
and sent the money with letter to a
New York newspaper.
Because she's a girl and cannot be
a soldier she wants to do something
for her country. for which her grand
father and great-grandfather fought
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
condition of Shamrock w.

According to a recent surveyor ~
port. the challenger Shamrock ~
shows no signs of deterioration. lnls'
the latest yacht built by Sir lnoilo9
Upton, has been laid up at Broohiyl :.
since it arrived in this country - +.
August. 1914, with the intention u
racing for the America cup.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
Drove Wolf Into Town,

Barron, visa wolf that had been
chased all day by four young men was
finally driven into the city, where it
created panic among pedestrians on
the main street William Brown. a
farmer, soon dispatched the animal.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
snsnisb kino Turns to Racing.

Spanish King Turns to Racing
European horse racing is TO DC -.
creased by the establishment Vi "
course at San Sebastian, Spain, Wnich
will have the patronage OF KING a.
fonso. He will race under the haln0
of the Duke of Toledo.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
Doctor Is Robbed.

Chicago.-Automob bandits robbed
DR.. A. H. Levitan of his jewels and
money but let him keep his bag wher
he pleaded he was en- route to at
tend stork case.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08
HEAD STOPS SHELL

few days Private Dawson will be able
to see again with his left eye.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08

ALI Englishmen are not alike. Take
Ted Lewis and Freddy Welsh, for
instance. Lewis is real fighter.
Now that there's Judge, Mar
shall, Clark and a Messenger in base
ball, there's nothing to prevent the
opening of court.
John Foster. Giant secretary, says
no ball player is worth s25,000 Ac-
'cording to Bradstreet's, though, some
OF them are worth much more than
that.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-03-08

University lot these days. and one Oh us
eight when
smoke of hoping is due to the a
at Penn ne
put Wright shown here imam at e'
aphone candidates for aquatic honos on Tue
rown
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6reie greHe far seras: 9ieutag 10. April 1916.

Ser SialeL binii6erbringt in be11
8rur1o binein = nn0 England, Dos
ms burh ff)anoli1es @usbnnsern
gum Srie0en 8tuingen woIte, miro
omnn Ielbit benniitig Dem 5rieoen err
fieben, etnen 5rieoen INN jeeen
Greis. ltno fpenn es Damn feline
Iorgiom perftedte, pteIgerii6mte Slot
te aus ben S6lnpfninfeln 6eraus-
fibren iolte = bel mie miiroe u1l=
lere Wtarine oorauf bremen, i6r ae=
biibreno 81 be9e9nent Sollen mir
peiter eeouloig 5uiebelt, nie eng
lono it6 Sag nm Gag, ISOLDE linn
Wode nit lteuen 2ebensmitteln 1ttto
Wftnition berforat uno 10 oas @noe
oes &rteges infner binausidiebt2
Gs gibt 8oten, ingt S6iGer i'm
6iesfo, Die iid feinem Menidenur-
tell mebr unteriperferL t1ltr BEN
Sinlmel gum S6ieosmanne erfet1-
1ell. Ser Marfer Seinridj BON
&leiit rief in ben 8ogen ser tribe
rem Sdma6, oIs er nod Gotten
perlangte:: n9os @eltgeridt fraat
eu6 nad oen @riinoen ni6tl~ Inb
ME bat es ieit ienen gogen oanah
gefragt. TIMER ein5iger Seino, Ser
Die onoeren Gntentebriioer nod an
Der 9anoare baIt, unier i6limmiter
uno 5abelter, lit @nqIono. ltno eber
dig biz oieier om gooen lieet, lit
fein @noe oes &rieees abaltleben.
aber mir fonnen i'm Dor oGem
our6 unfere lt=goote nieoer5ninaen.
gnglono fpeiB, BOP es nit ieiner
Wa6t in f~iir8efter 3eit porbei iii,
ipenn nniere nflteri eer enolid qotlse
grbeit MAIDEN oiirfen. goa aebei=
men S6auer fiiblen mir, oaB Sic
Stnnoe Der @rfiiaung oieier 4b-
1il1lg nobe lit. 9ieiem Siege ieben.1
mir perlongeno entgegen. gs miro
Der enolife triumph Ser unge5abI-
ten gauienoe brober Sol~oatenitrei-
ter iein, Die ouf ser r~otqefdrbten
@alitott Oabinfanfen, i'm Screen
oas feliel1feite Soften, oaB ibr fuz
gertoli6 rotes Slut nidt umlonit|
gefloifetl. @s miro Ser enoltde
iein az Der MiQionen See
len I'M SanOe, Die ibr 2iebfes fir
INNER oabin gaben Die Gag uno
gsaft %unoeroroiien Die 91noe req
ten, Die % itridten uno mebten,
pflildfen uro iaten fir bic Sobne
nllo Wanner I'M 6eloe fern i'm
Seinoeslono, Die ielbitlos uno uaer-
miioli6 Die tpunoen Streiter beaten
ltno pflegten. 9os lit Ser eriebnte
Der inns i'm piIoen
S6ladttenfeuer @unoer Der Sapfer-
felt boabringen IieB, Ser nns als
le1htetoer Stern poran5og, ais Die
idwor5e Naft oes Safes
Juno Reibes, Der Gode nno @rnu
Der Sinterliif uno Ser
leumoung uns einbii(lte.
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Die bentise Gage.

Sic 9eltd}Gn baben mieoer eineti
anariff BET 8eroun gentadt nno es
lit tbnen geluuaen an 5ipei Steuelt
porndrts 5n aringen. &lar tam
man in 8e5ug auf ben Grfolg nod
ni6t iebenz ba Aeine oeutiden 8e-
rifte porliegen. SSn aleiaaiien, an
Ser &iiite oes sbnar5er Weeres,
l1einen oie Hui{en :grfolge errulteen
5l baben. 0agegen a1eloen Die gng-
lanoer, bab iie in Relopotomien Ell
ne 9eieoerlage erlitten babetl. Die
geote unieres 8raiioenten gebt berte
eoer morgen nod 9erai6lano. 8e1n
aaes mobr lit, mas iiber oie Note be-
ridtet TT, Damn fteben mir Dor Ell
mem &onflift.
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9ideIbam6e, nidt 3ipfel1anbe.

ara-
8ie oas oeltid)e golf aber ben
Eaudbootfrie9 oenft, ergiebt iid)
aus elmer 3uifJrift, ole unter obi
8itel Der uaolnii6en 8oIfsaei=
fung@ aus tbrem Seierfreiie 8ueebt,
uno Die iif inbaltlid nit abnIihen
3uIdriften an reidsoeutife gfdt-
ter oedt. @ir entnebmen ibr fol-
genoes: Nus elmer 6iiqe bon aeu-
Beruugen aus Der Sroilt, BON Mamn-
idaften mie 9ffi3ieren, 3u 2anoe
uno CUR See, Die mir in Den leb-
ten @oden 3ugtngen, aus ben Der.
idieoeniten goIfsfreiien odbeim toni
nur Elm ein3ieer. bon leioenldaftli-
dem Sebnen erFiilter Sdrei: "a.
ten, Eaten, nno pieoer eaten. 0enn
Wonate ltno LANCER nod bat uns
Amerifa, BON england aeleitet, an
Der Nole berumgefiibrt. Seben Die
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g. s. & 9. a. fomiptlinie.)

Nntufft -
No. 1o1-sunfet aimiteb, bon MetD or.
SO. 1o2 Snniet eilniteb. bon Can Srans
CISCO ............ 1858 BORN.
No. 7-Sbnea5us. bon Stem Orleans.
........ ......... 7:4O BORN.
SO. 8-9dneu8us, bon Sci Mio
1900 BORN.
SO. e-9uniet grprsB. BON Stem Drs
SO. 1O-ganfef Grpres, bon gan , Sroas
cisco .......-- $50 ndmm.
Nbfabrt-
go. 1o1-9unjet aimiteb, mad Gan
no. loa-sunfef aimiteo, mad @etD or.
leans ........ 400 bonn.
0o. 795hneQ8ng, mad Sci 8io. -.
..1t:00 BORN.
no. s-56nen5ns nod Stem Orleans
Go. e-gunfet erpreB mad @an Srans
cisco $3.50 nahm.
SO. 1o-9uniet erpreB, nad 9ep Or
lecnS. ........-....11:00 nahts
gferprfa chiffon.
Gntunft -
no. so1-@on ooufton, Sort oaDaco.
@ietoria, gnero ......7:20 nadm
Gbfahrt@
IN. so2-mad guerD, gictoria, Bort
Sdbned. 6onfton --...-7:65 BORN
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10 ~ ~ ~
Nad Morben-gbfabrt
&c. 80 s-Segas +. espesiai -. $50 m np5ns.
SO. 10-adtp 2imife6 ....f0:0o mnr9.
go. 26-@atb Sitter 1880 nadm.
go: 22-Nad Souiton- 1920 abenos
Gnfitnft =
SO. 2b-aats Slber ......7:15 BORN.
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$40. 9-&ntb 2imiteb ....7:15 MAIDEN.
$40. 7-rSeras Gpecial@. $50 abenbS
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Santa Sc (5. &. @. 81. 9epot).
Gntnnft -
SO. 7-gom 3oroen 80. 1000 bonn.
SO. Bonn 9crben ....s:05 abenos
GbfahrtN
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$50. 2-Rad benz 9orben .9:t5 bonn.
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Springs 700 BORN.
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30. s.aa5 corpus ii e5riIti sao D sere
riSo Springs $3.50. $3.50 abenbs
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0utBlfelltI u UteIe ulIllluIlEHICTuIIg
oog eroBp 9ompf MitteT lit,
nuf bas ole 9Qiierten ltf) in ibren
lebten 9%onfeeen5en geeinigt baben.
Mm bot es so~lleroings idun ein-
NAL nit Der aushungerr1tg periudt,
namals 1T tie miseliidt, ober iebt
bot man bie Bren8e 10 biel etlger
ge5ogen 1tro ainter 10 biel idarfere
8epa6une eefteat, ooB man be-
ftinnt onf @rfolg bofft. 0aber
audi Die &ofnnugsfreltoigfeit in Sen
Geoeu Ser ~fiibrenoen 8erionliffei=
ten un0 Die @egefiterlrng, edit ooer
nnedJt, Die lpabreno Der leBten 13eit
obne ollen g~reifbarer @runo bel Sen
@Qiierten ftd 5eigie.
@egen oieie Ganpfmittel nun, qe-
gen Ibfperrltng mo aitsbnnger1ng,
fam 3ennfdIano ntrr, obgeieben bon
Der eigenen mirtfbaftlicber giihtta=
felt, Die ia Die Saupttpaffe III uno
bleibf, nit benz ltnterieeboot fGnt-
pfen. 8aber Die Gerfddrfnno oes
Observation-Disclosures Der lekten i3eit
1tno Die INNER GROCER 4~neroen0e
&iidiidtsloiiafeit feines GorQebens.
4anrl man es 9entfbIano ber6en=
fen, lpenn es fid on nidts mebr
febrf nnb ME milo boreinfa6rt?
8riiben beroenft mans Tim ai,d1
nidt, oenn al oos @ereoe BIN Ser
aroBen 9lufregrng, oie in .tSoIano.
Sdpeoen uno R~ortpegen berrIden
'on, ber1tbt anldeineno auf ser
Bbantafie Der geri6teritatter. Mur
mir in anterifo bemiiben ttus, ,oie
9aloloilger gnalanos 81 iaia, trob
Der %nnerborten gergemaltig1aqert,
oeren ifd Gnalano oegert uns bat
81 SfJuloen fommen laifen, 1ano
itreben Dem traurigen Hllbm sil.
@n9ldno babel 5ll belfen, ieinen
rltbmreiden @egnpr, Sen ieine
5einoe ourb aroit uno @eifif nieht
5t gooen perfen fonnten, st - err
itiden.
8orloufig bats ader6inqs nit
Dem @ritifen nod quite @eile. gor,
laltfig 5eigen Die iibrigen 9eutroIen
nod gar feline 10 grobe gereitidaft
Sront aegen 4eiitidIono 5l MAIDEN,
tpenn Grglano iie audi 10 felt einae-
iblolien bat ,0ab iie 8ertid)lano
ni9t mebr piele gefaligfeiten err
fonnen. Mud Die ebentllel-
lie einmiiditne u%fferer Gegisrlinq
IN ben arieg miro feline @irfuna
ausiiben, Die 8euti6lano 5u Sal
bringen niiroe. 9luf ser onocrn
Settle lit aber england Ielbit in
8efabr allsgeblngert 5u peroen.
ytlht neil man es einaeiAloffen Bot, |
ior1oern neil es feline Sdiffe bat, |
Inn Die notigen 8aaren att
fiibren. IS bot Die r%eutraleu Mdh.
te, in oeren @dfen oertid)e Sd1iffe ,
tnterniert iino, a4eroings beronloi-
molten, Die Sdiffe getpifierma-
Ben NIT geidlag 81 beIegen utto ffe
lpatrei1o oes ariegeS duf eigene
ytefnltne fobren 81 Iaiieu, aber es
bat feline refte @eeenliebe geiun-
ben. Z Sic eroBe Sdiffsnof lit al.
10 uodJ nift beieitigt uno es fonnte
ENGLAND paiiieren, oab es, tpabreito
es 9eutidlmio ausbungern Mil
ihliebIid1 lelbit berfullaert.
gor alien aber beiiBt 9eutTG-
lano 10 ltarfe uirtidaftlide arafte,
BOB mir nun einmol an cine Nus |
bnngebung flidt elorben fonneu. gs
mag ifon etinas filapper in 0eutifp
lnno meroen ais bisber, aber sob
0erti6lano 10 getroffen ueroen
fonnte, oaB aae Die eroBen @rrun-
genifafefen in nihts Serfielen, Dor
benz @eipenit oes Sungers, oas
gIaubenh mir nift.
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Der lette o8iae" eiuer a6nisin.

Das Seitamert Ser a0nigin G(i.
labetb tit pom Suiti5minilter @nto-
nescn eroffnet moroen. Gs lit am
II. Sfto6er 1914, aIio meniqe Goae
nod Dem CODE aorlie 4aroIs, ge-
i6rieben 1tno bat einen am 81. Def
ielben Meot,ats e~benfoIls in Gurteo
De 9reeid perfaBten anbana. geioc
lebtmiaiget anoronungen ser per-
efDieten aonigin limo 3eueniiie IT,
res 2ebens. Sic entbolten nun
S6enfungen fir m~olt1tige 3mede,
2egate fir 8erfonen, oie Dem aouia
ooer Der aoniein trele 0ienite lei.
iteten. Gs erbalten. Die iefpeilige
aonigin bon &lumanien cine balbe
Wfiaion Sci, oeren l3inien fir Be-
itimmt be5eidnete, tpolttGige 3tpefe
81 nertuenoen fino, 5mei BON Der
&onigin eearinoete neutrality-suspicious.
italten lie 100000. iefs Mnftalten
je 10000, bier snr Sebung ser ra-
tionalen Sfouftrie beitimmte Gerei-
ne ie 10000 Sci. 100000 Sci err
bdlt oas 4ferbouminiIterilim fir
Die @riinollne elmer lanopirtidaft-
|Iihen Shltle m gfrgeih. Die Gin
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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-02-23
TELL THE TAX COLLECTOR

Atlanta, Feb. 22-The European
war has brought unique indirect re-
suit to Georgia by making this state
the temporary residence of men who
control on a conservative estimate
more than one-third the total wealth
Of America.
The colony of multi-millionaire
who are spending their winter this
year on Jekyl Island, is said to be
double what it has been in the past
years, augmented by numbers of kings
OF finance, who in the past have been
accustomed to spend the cold months
on the Rivera, in Algiers, or in South
crn Italy.
The Morgan, Rockefeller, Gould and
Carnegie family are all represented
The advantage seems to be one which
Georgia will retain after the war,
as numbers of the rich p1easure-seek-
ers have erected magnificent homes
which they expect to return regular
ly from year to year.