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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24

SSSnferior unO IroIteo, firm 2coi, $40
--12; SouuO Common iln6 grCCniib
SID; @joo0 Common, $15-i6;
mcoiuub STD; @ooO TO finc
REQ, $90-2i; 6oncp, $22-2i;
SECONDS. Common bis @cOiimL $12
III; Secouos, gut bis fcin SIS
90; @rouRoIcopcs, Sis; Ban
Tobof firccurcO, $50; Upper
Goln!Ea aircureS. $S-l7.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24
Scr. Ginger BON Baltimore.
(@eoriiu0et 1851

(We1rliu0eI 10SO.)
Souptouortier: r@crmnuic.9ldn.
uer6or-GhLbaus," Gr. S52, gluro.
SomarS-StrnBc.
GrdiioHt $cnrp Ebonas, Sar.
316, g9eIt.Sorotogo.StroB
Sobn u. 9Icih Eirisent, ylt. POI.
Hor0. .2inpoo0.Npennc.
@eorec tSimmeIbcber, proiofoIIi.
renocr uno corrcipnrO;rcuoer gefip-
tar, SIr. 4l9, 6Orreit.StroBe.
Sermonn DlidIiM, Shatmsiiisr.
Nr. 7i3, Bnrner-Strabc.
Syiron5-SefrctGr Ghos. 3cinbaroi,
Scott. mo &ambura.StrnB
@m. 9. SiIoehranbt, 9ibIiot5etur,
Ir, 2029, 6reoerid-gncuue.
Gbos. 9Scu Ger. GAG, 4oro.Eultr-.
glnc., 9orIiecr oes W1uiii.G i.GomiteB.
pNriou.@eionsb
DSarmo:iie,"
~@ermonin.NdnEe
r6loblinn,"
n1bolia.R Rduntrhor,"
nMo5art.lHGn
~gidentraus.~
n@crlnania 6unrtett.glub."
yNcIooie,"
~Netocr-@ein @einnaoercin,
~@eIteno.2icoertron6".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24

Cine Gncr9iidc. Ser
Scrr Hotb: gSm bc,ic oiebfS
SodS. oo miiiicn sic mir cine 9Sor.
tiou 6ringcn Gcnjil" 9cIlncrh:
~9littS ga. OoB Sic inorgen inicNer
ooiiben iuic Gin @6liferI GIenS nu0
ioupucrn; 2ad)S Dcrirn1cn Sic nift
Sic beformreu Sbre 9oIbsboyen
ln0 0omit baltol"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24

: ic llntcrGoltnnD nj
z Nutpbopie.y@ on8crt,
Game: p@etm i'd nid1t ire, 6obc idl
pcilIidb in Oem .Spmpbonic.Gri5ert
init niehlcr 6rciuoiu bilitcr SS9liHl
9cIeiicn." Serr; pShon ntoglidI
fanicn Sic niht bic Butter bel 9eb-
morms2" o9l(leroinaS -
rSbr Gieuihn1oben beiBt s(uenite?"
ySa .llnO all OoS Sam.
mclro9out t0im Sic cine @}eiicripite
&nprifa?" Mud OoS i" ~
Conn iiimnfSl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24

Rr. 4 iucitlidcr. .... t5G15-.
Sn S6den. ..... 1870 LILO
3uinbr t05 Eonneu.
Spriug &bcai Bran, pro Eonnc, $50
$3.50; 6Ionr bis S9bite NdoSIiueS
QucitIihc), $i0--4t; @eItcrn @lioS-
IiuoS, $3G-37.
sen nnO Strob. Sen 81.
iubr i55 Eouncn, Stro6 . Gonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24
rg5dder.W .WeinnaOertiu.H q

Sauptauar!ier: rgiiiifcPs Sone, "
Or. l03, NorO.Srrocri6-S ie.
ben Somiiag slbeno, nit slnsnobme
Oes brtttcn SamItdgs i'm Nonot,
nStrein;stt GGnaer BON Baltimore .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24

TciienaI Gr6anae Guui ......i5s
MelisHal @arlpc Gqui. 44
Gaiioual Union 8ari .......iA3 ib
eraDeGrN@eni ..........,,..... i2H
eeeono Idtlaual QaHf. Hf..........S0o
2mft aareibaii eic.
Gconia Eriii Go...,......, so
Comuefs;al Credit com. ....... 20
Commercial CrsoIt pis~....-.. 2sE
Commercial grcOii po c~.. ee%
GeaiopIc 1nit eo....,.,,. 40 afM
Slsaiis & Hcpeft eo...... i9fs ts6N
~ 3 Sin 4 suar Go.....- 100 ios%
GIftnbabrsal.acn.
sIilanhr 6 el Gt-.-..-.- iaf
so, coatb * 5la l. piO....... 63
9arpaaS & 9erna COM ....N6
goribcrH Central aailraSs ~. s9A 90
esraIscnbabnalnm
ggonouaabsla sal zrac com, Gs Cs
iluiieS @aiIpabg 6 Glc Co.,. s2h 32H
90 Rirs & ssoiptr com, ,~.. tGM
ssalb, aaIio & auuug pfo... o5s o;,s
clicutabncDlieaiion
stt Goat ainc Conn DsO tsr. i, e5% 95A
a y q Atr etiS.~......... 71ia SO
Goal & GcFc ginS 5cr...,.... s5h cox
5Ia gent & gtnsIr Conf 5c. .ioa%
Sioroo Soubern 4er..,4..... gG
eScoraid stiaOamn Conf 5sr. ioaA io4H
ccerola & 5icrisa Ger ,..... 90 a5
ga. eor & Gorts I. Der. ..,.to2
Ga MiSioao /. Ser.......... 81 O3
@iaroaaS & Beuua tcr.... 20
aParpiouS Sienna Snc der. so
@larslano & ssnHo GermI ser. so
View Orleans & et glcrib ser. 6tss
Gep Or, @lobiIc Obi 5sr... 5sM
g9occI & g 6 Grils 5cr. ... 9s 100
ssiI & gSclSou GioIo Scr. -. .io7M
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sIHatofAa 6 8oiomcs no ser. 100
silcniq Conf 81 NV 5er......ios io4s
sdlic. spar ut & cbsf i'acr. y. e7M
GAorIsiioh Gin @p 5er.....~..los
GbaS Con Sb 6 8 6 Ter. ... 4. ioo
c5iedeo @diwces Scr. r..,...... eTk esss
eiio & enburban Ger Cgso'6) ioaH
5airnicHt & Giarfs srae 5er. iooH
asriueton SS l. Scr. ...s..~... e3M ora
@siuHcopeas s Ct gauI 81 5sr. io2M ios
@onuraabcla @ai arae 5tr... er4
sioricr @h g. aIab; Ger. se%
Gsrfof 9rcd ss l. 5tr..... .i05 400
iiHileo @pcs & cIec i. tsr... 81
llniieo slaiioa0s 500 Ger. .,, 60
lin{tcN cn,r,,4 X al, ,.at.s an-t
giraiula @iss & @o,rtS 1. Ger. ai
sadr0. 8elic & stunap 5er. ... sAis slss
csIeGtlsa.
e0sotn & 70 coH. H..,.....,..... i7N l7N
Goshen & 60 Ger CD .iopH lo5
gososH OIL & sas ebr...... isx
eesosn OIL & @oa tfs.,.-..,.. 4% 4Fs
ces6ea rii 81 Gas Gsr.,.,... .io3,@ 1854
eircIatr Oil Ccr..............1o5% 1o5
estIensEacn Il. cbIlaaAousu
Capitalization GcaI Co. ..ilol5 iiiS
cOpfaISatiou GodI Get luoics). .io7 to7N
ccnicIloa.lsh coal aei 5tr.. s3A ops
eif Sofn eooi rcm. ......-..,. saM
or SoH Saa pfs............ @
OH ecru Suri Scr. ........... .los9,
SamitOn Goar & Csfe g. 5cr. als
asanuiuItnrGor
Sui Cotton @ans com......u. IA 20
@d Scr sacooberro (S = plo.. IA
@a Ser @an5 Cs ~ notes.. .ioi
SooIc GneincstIhs & mo- 100 III
seri@isSsnss
SIabartd 90 com. m............ 5s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24

Gic giotirlingeii iuarcn luic folot
gSutcr Glcar. -. $7.S5-S.i0
@intcr Straig6t. S.20-S.35
geintcr gotent ... S.S5-9.20
Spring Glcnr. a..... S.G0-S.S5
5pring Straight. ". 9.20-9.i5
Spring &otent .... 9.55-9.S5
@cit @inter Gatciit. 9,65--..
9lcnoco gatent. ..... .tO.25-....
Siob Grooc Strnie5t. 9.25-...
Gyttq. ......%.....,. 775-S.0O
Sprins 1890.
Hoggenme6l ...,....... 7.50-S.25
0ioismebL Minocrt GfS.. 2.65-2.S0
gSci5cn. - 3uiuhr 1906 9u-
idcI; Gerlan0t BON BEN GLeoatorer
56,S27 gi@eI; GIcuotorcf.@orrotb
2,S00,02i @iiGeI.
GmluBrotc- &cutc- @citcrn
y rotber ncitliber i097s 1892
y rotbcr 1pot 1855 tSS
Dob. 9 roiber. . 1855 1888
Ge5. , roibcr 1865 1887
San. , rotbers.. 1865 iS9'
@i iS.l- 3np,Dr 1850 @u.
ihel; %eridiot bon Scn @leoatorel
1854 @uiGel; @icootorcii.9orrat9
i9,7G9 9itideI.
Shhibrote-0eitte @eiterIt
9lopcmbcr. nellc. 1925 i031s
Sofcr. 3ufubr 41,S99 9u.
iheI; 9erionot BON sen @lepotoren
1880 8uidel; Glcoatorcn 9orratD
S6l,100 9uideI.
Setitiee S4luBrotc:
Ntr. 3 lueibcr ...... 63 -69b
StunoorS iueiBer. J.. 621a-..
9sr. 3 peiBrr. !. 49,. ety..
&o09en.-3ufubr 1897 9u.
ideI; gerianOt BON Oeu @Ieootorert
51t @idbcI; GIeOatoreuporotb l5I,.
$50 9riheI.
Seiitige Sd)luBrote:
lir , lpeitliGer ,,. t5915-
9Ir 8 wciiIiber ,,,, l5615
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24
HOtirnnscn m Ser Gieiistn gftien.
S6rie,

Baltimore G:aoissntrn.
Baltimore Gin 3Hcr tosO.... ss
Baltimore Glia 3Nm 1897 ....... 90
Gas. GlcIiri5tdt il. Strait,
Baltimore Giceirtc pfo....,... 47%
Cont GaS 6 8 & s dMcr ..,.... es qsE
Gcm 8ower notes ........... .io7is
%d @oirr & Go@cr com ..,.. s3% 81
@a 9soicr & 8Oiccr ser. r..,.. '95R 90
uniieo 6 g < y /. coui aler... 93% !.
@anIaHcn
Baltimore Commercial @aaf Ill. i2o
GermaugImer,cdu 9anf ......ii2
5aymers & @'eradnis' eauf 40 81
&oticual 8aut ci gaiimcrc l55
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24
SyuItin,ure RnrEtbcridIt.

Eonncriiae, 23. 9topcnlbcr 1916.
9Ol ebl. ~ 3uiubr 923S Safer,
eini1Iiebli6 1903 86iier Sn Canton.
Eic gtotirlinde1t narcn lpic folat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24
S5eimc fir Qcbcnsaeit.
3n pcrfanfen.

@las. 2n ncrfanfen.
,0Scber ll'r 9cutc, br In Curtis gnh mpbuen
SvOO Wlo sc liob oic tcueu Sdlier IN Dem
S,n an ~ oer &rnEnston.Nhenue nit glcruuf
Soooern SgtS .SronL an. guc Bedicmlimfeien,
S,rleans. Us IN nllc Giusclbciien. Mlnr ucbnic
ocs Gnrt,SS SSSSSE 9urtiS 9ap 9leftrtldc, iieiee an
wye eino,, sioenuc mo @bpreBsSirnBc ah uno
HrNhier Slod ipciifoi sur PeitniugtouglOc.
'g iiehrcsnn ohcn cripd6niel 9duicrn bciiiibcn
io llcn Snnl9cn oenl sduier rniieno
"as, ua Sri mo Gicne idalin unb Sonns
81 ySalier 9. gSeitphal,
Snibnmcr uio Yatuuicrucbnicr,
- ~aiioi7 o~eS0-2f MlnnirH @ntlbing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24

y'r. 9 &cBen. ...... 500 $50
9lr. Safer, .... t0.00-1t.O0
9lr. . Safer. ....... 800 $50
Sutter. Separator, @fuuo,
36- 3Slac.; EriutS, y 4imO. IS
S9c.; EriutS, 9hno. 3S-39c.
9IodS, . 9ShmO, 36 S9c. Coirv
EriniS. WiO., IA, rmo @o., 20 -3Oc.; ;
Storcpodeo, 2s 2s1ac.; &oas, MS.
uno &o., 2S- -29c.; 9lollS, 9S..@o.,
42c.
@eflii9cI. ~ SH6ncr, jimgc,
@ilnO, i7c.; oltc, t6c.; oltc
S6bnc ino StogS 10 - lie;
@nicn i,mec, i5-17c.; fleinc. ID
loo; EurfcpS, itblucrc, 8 9fnmO uuS
mclr, 22c.; ileirc, maGcre. 20
2ic,; CoubciL oIte'mO iunac, 9aor,
20c.; @uineo-@cfIiiseI, iuugcs, IA
@fuuS unS meNr, Stiid, S0-S5c.;
flcinereS, $780,; @dnie, @fnS,
16-17c.
Gicr. NlO. mo @a., Guscnc,
i2-l3c.; Goit. Shore, @iO. mo Go..
42c; meitlicbc (O6io), AZ 43c,; 49,.
Sa., llc.; iiIolihc (9forO.Goroliuo),
a0-4ic.
8obncumrO Grbicn.-Grbs
fen, 9uitbcI 1875 $50; iDeiBc 9uDs
neu. 8ui6cI $5-5.25.
ObitunO @cmiiie. ACpfcl,
u. @lO, umO Boy 6of6. $2.50-3.50;
arout bunocrt $4-6; Come, $50
40; 8obnen, 5lo., 8orb, $i.75-
200; 9himepfoDI, Gong ysIon6,
Gratc, $t.50--l.75; ScIlcric, 0..g.,
@iinOcI 90-50c.; GSurtcu, SD,
Gor6. $3.00-3.25; Sroubcn, aor6,
iG-lSc.; Sale, gtorfolf, iScB, so
SOC; aupiioIot 9SorioIf. aorb, iOc.
81 3foiebeIn acIDe, giddl., $t.65
Ito; Neip yorf It. iueit., aeI6c,
100 gfS. Sad, $3.50 -3.75; giruclL
GaItern STORE Gicficr, q Sort, 90
-25c. SAB, $l.95-t.75; Eieffcr,
Slo., Grote, $3.50; 0uinceS, g..
g. 6oB, $3.50; Spiiot, NSorioIf,
Sob, 81; wciBc giiibcn SAP, $3.50
300.
9ortoffcln-SSciBc, @ni6Cl
g8. Dlo. imO Ba,, $1.50-i.6O; g..
9. mo Serieg, $i.50-1.60; @aIt.
Iteru Shore, @iSy $l.30--t.35; 8u.
ifcIfiItc. Sl.30-t.l0; iiiBc Gortof.
fetn GoItcrr Sborc, eelbc, GoB,
SO $50; 9(nnc g(rlnSeI StonourO
Sob, $2.25-22.35; fIcincS ,Sa6.
$2-2.tO; 9oms, eroBc. 6aB, $3.50
-ii.75.
Slide, gluIicrn nnb Ger
ropinS. - 9orpieli Bio, 3--6c.;
Grocu8. SOB $1O-l5; 6loiinOcrs,
SnmN, 3-Sc.; Erout, orcbc, Gab,
$t2-t6; flcinc, SIS; Star oocr
9utteriiidb 6nB, Si5-i6; 9iod,
Bfuno, t0-lsc.; ipeibor &crbt
@hino, S-t0c.; meohmt 4-5c.;
gcIber %Grdl, grobc. i0-l2c.; fIeinc
bis meOiimL Gfmb, DE; @2adc-
rel 8iun0, 1896; EoilorS,
eroBe, &inno, i2-15c.; meOnm, 6
Sc; GoifiiM, &io., De; Sed,tc,
9flno. 15-1Sc.; 9icIe. @flmo, g.
&c.; @lomS, bunSert, 65-70c.; gllt-
itern, Choice, 5oB, $3.O0-3.25;
SrinicS, SoB, $2.25-2.50.
g bmeine. - 6erfc(, ic nod
G'roBe, Gtiid, $i.75-2.5O; Sboots,
ie uad GroBe, $9-4.50.
9Glbcr. Gbnicc. @fO., ith
-t2c.; cute, i0K-1tc.; Idwcrc,
fette SGIber, 5tiid, SIG %; ruuBc,
$t3-t5; maserc, $50.
2dutmcr unS Q haafe. -
Choice fettc 5Goofc, Gfo., A-5c.;
quite, Sic; raube. gtiid $3.50
<, .Nho. ONrN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24
gantslus~tiIc.

NHsptis htsr ben ssanb set
Slo SOmH National SGnf.
Ia Baltimore I'm eiaate U,arulans hel'm eaIuA
Oer @cidldlte ont ~. Goscmter 1916
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24
SerIunot int SlIIosmeiucn.

No~. Gctlnnet:
ihen mMcf iur @cicoeuno Ciucr probcn bout
mir SS.nol9nie in 5iilimcn yipro Gnrulird, bic
fins ON Heiicocluma 81 crHiiuen I'M @egriic
Ndcg n l5O Nuidcs aisoci6dlien Wioia pro
iyeiSc pgehr3iren. Mnbcrc Grnicn. ipie: Sc
Ittcs 1llalio Gdbnl uio 9numuouc cue
los ope9u ,Ghit NIB @entiiicn In W'enae @ns
hnAeul'o iitr GChmciucs in0 8ich5toDi &c
welccs. Alinla. quite WGriie nuo Grnn6ports
mcn' ',m9eit Nlues. mas cn GARNER min,
Ndnierinlne. glppliiaiionen hon ben criicn 80
Qen o 81 ausnabmlib nieoriaeu geoinqun'
wenrcv. ecnollncn. Ndbcre 4mSiunt ert6cilt
SotIm,. w. 3iHn0lelm, 1913 9lnerican Nloss
-"otc, Wlh. (9'ob22-- I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24
SuuF.9(msmciIc.

9HeluciS nDrt ben Siano Der
&cltern NatiUnal &dnf
IN gaItIuprc I'M stdoie MarnIanb beim edlnf
eer @eimditc am II. GOptmher 1916.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24

. 2snn.,, Nr. 1910, BentalBn. gtrGOe.
Wo8 'vvue,ile' Yeranon,5roni. Q 8lntmer u. Nao,
penlncso GIeItri3itdt Better 3uIilno. 500
inh, ~ pie 9nrmeificr's RrciS. ~. &. 9ad.
(sethrt;oai 10, 1t.2rrtu1trH.Si
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24
3n bcrFanfcu


o2s On 5n herlnuitn:
1921, Venncit Yluce, 1917 Guamoni4Sir.
l005 n y;si}uiorlgloc. Sts 9g.sRrditsSir.
ss'NnolonsGir peioic Nebiupnngcn.
(pnMs;o scper, 1927 6alScrt gnil6lna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24

|Ssssna Sd6ermcifrr unb gdder.Mrbeiierl
lanai strbciicr iinb Musbelier incroen hcrs
Vlrneo, nlo nucnacltliCb belorgt int glrbciss
0feSs.li ,eS. II. G7". 6itfiers Sdne. t03 Huro'
(SehIu .,Stralr. Scbn Sebr, @ei4dfls gIaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-24

toG9en.- 3iifubr 3L377 gus
ibeI; GerianOt BON Oen @Icbotoren
511 @riAcl; GleOdtorcnporntb A54,.
$50 9uideI,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-09

carolina want Rlease for governor
simply because. he represents the de-
mand and the cry of the common
people for justice, which they have
not-Had during the past two years.
~ want to warn you Of one thing"
ne said. land am responsible for
anything say.
John Gary Evayhs is state chair
man and he was put there in 1912 be-
cause they thought II necessary he
was one man WHOM they could de-
pend on to take the election for Ira
B Jones. by fair br foul" We must
wetch the count.
Mr. Blease explained that it would
forl him to accept the
nvny invitations which he is receiving
to- make addresses I'm various parts of
tEe state and al committee of five
was appointed I'd arrange an itinerary
Tor him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-09
= nIuTllmEn MUSTERED OUT,
FTEsrl0lEN THOUsAND MEN RE
MID FIsOM BORDER DIS
q M s. fastsqs FROM FEDERAL
Dtllef lIilitia Units VIII be Gradual
" Wsthdrawn From J Border and
Dlsbanded- Mexican Commissioners
Must Sec That American Iafe ami
Property IS Secure, Says WILSON.

Washington. Sept, 7.-Presiden.
Wilson served notice on Mexican
members Of the joint commission
that he expected them during the
conference with American commits
sioners to comply with the admins
tration's stand that American lives
and property must be guaranteed he
fore lasting peace can exist.
81 Secretary Baker has ordered all of
the militia recalled from the border,
totalling fifteen thousand men, mus
tered out of the federal service. The
ether militia will be gradually with
drawn as soon as convenient and
mustered out on its psturn.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-09
PUT COTTON N II CENTS.
FIX +. AS Ss nIsauS. snss11A''s
Discuss A sements for Handling
of soutf = foney Crop on Sound
Basis. -

New . ms, La, Sept. 6.-The an
nual n % ng of the Association of
State . |mers' Union Presidents,
which - just closed here. fixed IL
cents pound as minimum price
OF co.. and urged that all bankers.
merchants and business interests OF
the South cooperate in maintaining
this price in order that the cotton in
dustry OF the South may be placed
upon stable basis. Peter Radford
Of the Texas warehouse commission
was appointed chairman of the COM
mittee having these matters in charge.
Mr.. Radford Immediately called a
meeting of his committee at Houston
for September 1s, and invited leading
officials of the union in all cotton
States to attend. The committee will
discuss with the business men of
Houston the warehouse, financial and
shipping facilities with a view of de-
termining the percentage. Of the
Southern cotton crop which can be
stored, financed and handled through
Houston. The organization OF the
entire South into marketing anits
with farmers locals as a basis viii be-
gin as soon as suitable men can be
put in, the field.
Henry N. Pope was elected presi-
dent Of the association and /. N. Nc
Callister of Louisiana, secretary. The
union has State organizations In 1s
States, and President Pope will make
a tour of all States at an early date
and the work OF organization wnl be
rapidly extended to meet the needs o.
every product and every section. The
association has invited the coopera-
ton Of commercial clubs, business
mems organizations, State and fexler-
governments ana ali interested II
!nmproving agricultural and economio
fpnditions SO that higher degree ts
Gncy can be obtained by d,
agencies for progres. WORKING fnTougs
the organized farmers. sS1
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|nbLMAN CHARGf issggOR
INTERESTS KING UP STATE.
e0ple Call Declares That
I heir Slogan: 'Cole
lease No Beer"
B :. No Blease. no Beer"

ld B E, No Blease, no Beer"
Ex-senator Tillman said that he had
been here long enough to size up
situaty n or discover the springs
the 'voce Of the 2sth of August but
was convinced that the whiskey
Qple were making desperate effort
put Blease back in the saddle.
eISed IL he thought there had oeen
Huch swapping Of votes he said that
la couldn't tell much about that, hut
nat he believed Manning would be
E elected. "You know South Carolina
$Qes crazy about once every twenty
ware" said the senator and the in
ference was that the old State had
RAd ft when she cast such a vote
for Blease again last week.
Senator Tillman said that he stood
lust where he had stool in 1914 when
Ae uelievered his "Fafewell to Public
Lite" He declared that he never
you'd again be a candidate for Of
ace nor pay the fee as candidate,
put chat If the people wanted him
and elected him they had done too
much for him ever to say that he
Eould not serve them. The senator
fSfcrred to his farewell address to his
constituents before the primary elec-
Ron IN South Carolina, August 18th.
fs1 copy of which he presented to
The Times man.
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Biease has conducted his campaign or
a high plane. upon real issues. az
contrasted with the weak campaign
OF his opponents. 1t has made me very
proud OF the man in whose interest
we are gathered here tonight"
Mayor Olin Sawyer, of Georgetown
said that the Piedmont would have
to look to Its laurels next Thursday
because the Pee Dee was going I'd
pile up Blease majority such as
would overreach any ordinary MAJOR
ity which the up-country might give.
Sheriff Rector, Of Greenville. re-
Piled for the Piedmont and was fol-
lowed by Cecil c. Wyche, of Spartan
burg.
Assistant Attorney General Claude
y. Sapp, Railroad Commissioner Johr,
q. Richards. Prof. w. A. stuckey. of
Bishopville; Attorney General Thos!
II. Peoples, Senator w. H. Sharpe. of
lexington; Hon. c. c. Simms. of
Barnwell; Hon. Lowndes j. Browningl
or Union; Hon. Thos. II. Brantley. of
orangeburg, and others made ringing
speeches.
we are going to restore their gov !
ernmcnt to the people of South Car
1iina," said Railroad Commissioner
Richards. I'VE are going to wrest it
again from the hands of an arrogant
,ligarchy."
Attorney General Peoples referred
with pride to the fact that he was
elected on the same platform with
Governor Blease in tho bitter fight
of 1912. II am now. as I was then. /"
ne said," supporter of Governor
Blease and I expect to do my share
ma have my part in his reelection
I. have been doing"
Hon, Lowndes ]. Browning, of I'm
ion' said that the people of South
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-09
zEPpEllAs { TO CiaaY lIllll
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THT4I1s n
&. NEW SCHEME. s1 81
! ~!
s lIourss 3. B rs u
lIours.A

Ny Chicago. Sept. 1.-TWO s'double''
zeppelins. unarmed and each WITH .
carrying capacity Of sixty tons, hase
been built in Germany to carry
mail between Berlin and the United
States. according to a statement here
by Morris Epstein. agent Of the Ger
man-American alliance, who return1
ed from Europe yesterday.
Epstein said the Zeppelin had beer
christened Amerika and Deutsch1
land. He was permitted to view
them, he declared. Their engines ard
powerfully equipped and they can
make the aerial voyage between BerI
lin and New York in u hours. &
They are so constructed, said
Epstein. that they can rise higher
than any aeroplane and thus escape
hostile aviators. They also can desl
cend ito the water and travel there
under their own power"
Epstein said the postage charyes
Tor this service had already been aSl
ranged and would be the regular in4
ternational postage plus one mark, or
70 cents for each letter.
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,diality between the sections. The
man who does it is not a friend Of
the American people.
President Wilson is the Lincoln Of
the twentieth century. with all his hu-
name impulses and all his love for
'he common people. No president has
ever encountered so many trying diff
hcuities. and so many grave and per-
picking problems."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-09
AnRorhAxE nAIp ON RoumAsra

oesmams Claim % Havo InGirtef,
psnsgs IN Dibevudjs Province.
Berlin. sept 1.-THE war once an
nouncsd today that German -Bulgar
asropIanss dropped bombs with GOOD
results on Roumanian batteries IN
Dibsrudjx prsvsass.
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Not Averse to Serving Stats
Liquor is Backing BleS
Blease Cold Beer
Florence Times.

Florence Times. 81 4,
In interview given to The TimSs|
Senior Senator Tillman declares thai
liquor is backing Blsase. slogan III
i"cole Blease Cola Beer, No Bleasei IA
Beer.n 81. 81
That the liquor interests are tryiii
to buy up South Carolina and deliv62
It over to Cole Blease is the SpinioS
expressed here today. Senator II
r. Tillman who is attending = meet|
Ing OF the Trustees OF Clemson coz
lexe KS }. Ss|
! Senator TillInan was .interviewef
as he reclined In the barber's chat
IN the tonsorfal parlors. OF the Cents
Hotel. He seemed In the best a
health and said that he was feeling
fine. When asked for some statS3
nent as TO his opinion of the presen]
'boifncal situation in the State hs Ri
piled without an instant's hesitadGn
"Since I have been mixing more wiz
the people Of the State 1 have fou13
that the whiskey ring is trying to bsE
up the state and is furnishing all tiIs
money for the newspaper and Sths|
advertising. The whole thing w&
shown plainly the other day wliS1
they held that Blease parade In
lesion and marched through
strests nth the banner Cole Hl
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-09
TRADES UNION CONGRESS Acrs.
English WOrlxmen Pass Res0lution
Endorsing the Principle OF Protec-
tim. as~ii -, - -

English WOrkmen Pass Resolution
Endorsing the Principle OF Protec-
0on' ! = ~ ainNMItlU
Birmingham, Eng. Sept 6.--The
Trades Union Congress. representing
nearly 100000 organized workers
OF Great Britain, took an important
and unexpected step today by adopt
Ing with a majority representing mora
than 100000 votes, a resolution yir-
tually endorsing the principle OF pro-
lection.
The resolution asks for ''the adop-
ton OF methods of restricting or pre-
venting the importation of cheap
manufactured goods produced at low.
er rates of wages and under worse Ia
Dor conditions than prevail in this
country" I I1I
Protectionists among the labor del
egates and in other circles are in
clined. however, to regard the work.
men as having been won over to a
complete change from free trade. One
OF the labor leaders of the house of
commons said the meaning of the
resolution was merely that measures
had been taken to investigate the
origin Of goods and conditions under
which they are produced with a view
to preventing the unloading Of cheap
goods in this country after the war.
which is much feared.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-09
GERMAN ASSAULT FAILS.
Attempt to Recover Lost Ground Un.
successful.

London, Sept. THE Germans at
tempted to recapture Leuze wood.
but the British repulsed their effort.
the war office announced. The Ger
mans were forced back to their own
lines, leaving nineteen prisoners. two
officers and seventeen men in the
British hands.