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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09
Z. 9}ppenber.

Sic Sber1te @eeres1ettnng n1el6et
aus Berlin iiber @apbille tpie folgt:
&riegsidouplob: ~Seeres=
grltppe 6es &ronprin5en 9fuppre6t:
Iroboen sic Briten geitern offen=
fltnoig Sic Mbii6t batten, lire N(n<
griffe fort5uieben, gelang es ibnen
MIR 0ltlid BON @oucourt 2'2lbbape,
lire snfanterie 5um @erlallen ibrer
Gdiibel1gr6ben 511 beranlalien. Sic
gum iofortige1r 9fud5ug ge=
5tpunge1t. Gie britti6et1 8er1ulte an
Sooten um 5. 9eopember tparen be-
ioroers idtper u11ter Sen auitralifde11
Dipilionen. Sran50liide Nngriffe
anf nit So6te1t be6eften @ebiet mur-
SEN 11ur in beidranftem Weabe err
Sic neuen Mngrtffe 5tpiiden
2es 8oeufs unb &oncourt am @ben6
un6 nadts braden 5um grobten
She'll unter unierem 6eucr nie6er.
Cir 6eutides Sluggeidmo6er iebte
cin grobes Muritions6epot BEL @eriip
an ser 'Somnte, fii6peltlid) BON 8raD,
in 8ron6. 2ante, fortgeiebte beftige
9etonotionen tpare11 Biz ra6 ct.
Qne11tin fiiblbar.
@eeresgruppe 6es 6euti6en &ron=
prin5en: 9os 6ener fran5oiiiber
gotterien im iii6li6en ,Sbeil bon
@beims ouf G0rfer binter unierer
6ront tpur6e bon uns ,beantportet
un6 ols @egenmoBnabme tpur6e sic
gta6t &bein1s befdoiien. SIM Moos=
Nbidnitt an Ser 8eroun=Iront tru-
gen iid feine tpidtigen @reigniiie 5u
Seitli6er &riegsidouplob: Sront
6as Hrtn5en 2eopol6: 3tpiihen Cue
un6 6en Morocs= enttpid=
elite sic ruiiiihe g(rtiuerie ungetpobn=
Ii6e Sbatigfeit. @hpode fein6lihe
@ngriffe nor6oltli6 bon @u6uibfi
n116 iii6lih bon Scr Mosfau=2anb=
itraBe tpur6en NIT 2eidtigfeit 5uriid=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09
3 Npbe1n6er.

sSnt Berla1fe beft1ger u1r0 NIT tor
fen Weaiien n11ternommene Mngriffe
orangen sic Stoliener 3tpii6en Ser
toiba utrb @iglia, 6ret Meilen iii6olt-
Ii6 Cora, in sic 01terreihii6e1r Stel=
lnngen EN- tpur6en aber ipater 6ur9
ei11en @egenitoB tuie6er binausge1por-
lien. Sin olIen a1bere11 &nnften Ser
Iro1tt- broben ~: Sc 81 italienifhen
|SturmonIdnfe beretts i'm olterreidi<
fiden Se1er 5uian1men.
Nidtnmtli@ miro erfldrt, BOB 6as
|rnilii6e gdladtidiffe u@tepaitopol"
por etli@en Sogen ouf cine Mine ge=
rietb uno idtper bei966igt pur6e.
Ser u@eboltopol" lit Elm Greo6-
1tongbt," nn6 5tpar elmer Der ma6<
tighten ser ruiiii6en Morine. Ct lit
$4,000 Sonnen groB un6 lief int
Sabre 1912 bonn Stopel. Ct lit
nit 5tp0lf 125oaigen, ie65ebn Az
50nigen @eidiben mn6 bier 3=Efiin=
oern beltuH nn6 bot 4 Sorpe6orobre.
@r lit 5000 SUB long.
Sic 6eutide 9l6miralitat gibt Gtn=
5elbeiten zines 8orfommni1ies be-
fannt, 6as als ~5tpeiter 8oralong=
Sail" darofteriiiert miro. @s ban-
6elte fi6 nnt ei1t britil6es Ma9t-
1duff, 6os 6ie amerifanii6e 6lagge
fubrte nn6 6as, 11od6em es 6as 6euts
ld)e l1nterleeboot l1=41 bernibtet bot
te, ein &u6erboot nit ben ein5igen
5tpei lteberleben6en ron1mte, nm je<
SEN 8eugen ser Sbot unida6li6 gu
1naden, n116 bat feit6em Die beioen,
sic 1rur tpie 6ur6 etn 8un6er geret-
Itet tpur6en> berbin6ert, einen @eridt
iiber 6ieien 6all an ibre eigene @e=
gierung tpeiter5ugeben. Ser 3mi=
idenfou eretgnete it6 am "a: Sep.
tember 1915 un6 pur6e crit jebt
6urd) einen inpoli6en @efangenen,
Ser nod) Ser S@tpei5 beforoert tpor-
Sen tpar, befan11t. Das 1nterieeboot
|bieIt Iout 8eridt sic M6miralitat in
Ser Mabe ser geiup= =Snieln on, um
et1ren ideinbor barn1oien &an6els,
6ompfer, Ser Die amertfant1de Stag
qe fiibrte, 5n eraminieren. sllS 6os
l1nterieeboot ouf 300 Dar6s berotl-
qefommen tpor, begann 6as ongeb-
Iide &o116clsidiff Elm Sdnenfener
o1tS 5tpei @ononen uno mebreren &C.
tpebren, tpdbren6 6ie amerifanilde
6logee >peiter tpebte. gas a: Sau9l.
Boot fpuroe 10 fdmer beidaoigt, 6aB
es unterging. Gen 5tpei ein5igcn lte-
berleben6en gelang es, nod etnem
leeren 8oot 3u idmimmen. Mls Der
Dompfer oies bemerfte, fubr er NIT
gol6ompf gegen 6os 8oot, nm 6os
goot in Sen @run6 5u bobren. Sic
Geuti6en fprongen im leeten 9ngert-
Bid BON ibrem 8oot un6 flan1mer=
ten ii6 an iei1e Eriimmer Bis lie pol-
Tia eridopft no@ elmer balben Stun'
Sc bonn Dur1pfer aufgenpmmen muir.
Sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

betreffs ergeln1dBiger Boitbef0r6e-
rung our6 San6elstau6boote on5u-
nebmen.
Sic gorarbeiten ser 8otidoft fir
eiren iolden 8olt6tenit geben mettcr,
trot6em 8oti6aftsattade Gr. g..
Mbrenos am Gonner1tag in Seem
2onoon erflGrt baben ioa, es iei un-
lpabriheinli6, 6oB rGeutidlano"
omerifoniide Holt mitnebmcn tperbe
betreffs Ser frogliden @cuberung
Mbren6s' tpor in Der 8otidaft ni6ts
3u erfabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

| ser Gpbru6l@a un6 in Mo5e6o11ien
bat lid' nidts beranoert.
Sn @ali5ien baben 6euti6e Srup,
pen ouf 6e1n oltli9en gearajumfa=
l1fer 1peitere Gbeile einer ruiiii9en
Sanptltellung genommen nno gegen
oue @egenangniffe bebouptet. Pe=
| tersburg beri6tet bon bartnadigen
&Gntpfen int Sto6o6=@ =@ebiet in @ols
bpnie1t.
gs liegt sic @abri6einli6feit nos
be, oaB Sic italie1riide Sberbefebls>
baber Ga6orna iebt cine 9en1onl ltras
tion inn Stile Ser Molleridladt an
Ser 5onrnre bur65ufiibren beabii6=
tigt. @ie lange 6iefe Sffeniipe
Ita1r65ubalte11 bern1ag, miro natiirlid)
bon iei11en 8erlulten obbangen. 9nf
Sic 2ange o6er &ur5e Ser 3eit, auf
oie @abornoS Sffenitpe it6 be-
i6rGnft, miro mani auf bas nod bor=
banoene WfaB Ser italie11ii@en &raft
mlieBen fonnen.
Die SberIte @eeresIeitung meI6et
aus 8erlin iiber SaDpile:: @eitli6er
&riegsidouplat. @eeresgruppe 6es
&ronprin5e,1 @uppre6t: Sein6li6e
9lngriffe 1pur6en na6 itarfer Mrtil=
Gerieporbereitung nnternonmen. 9ie
glngriffe nor6tpeitlih bon @ourcelet,
te lno I'M Mbid11itt bon @ue6ecol1rt
uno Sos 8oeufs tpur6en 5uriidge.
| idlagen. yeeun fei116lid)e Meroplane
tuur6e11 in 2ufttfan1pfe11 1116 bl1r9
glbtpebrgeidJiBe beruntergeidoiien.
Seeresgruppe bes 6eutf6en @ron-
prin5en: 9os fein6lide 6euer gegen
nniere gtequngen auf 6en Soben
ofIi6 bon ser MaoS tpnr6e int 2aufe
bes gea9m1ittags erbebli9 Iebbofter.
Sran30iii6e 9lngriffe 5tpiiden 9ou=
oumont nn6 @anr tparen erfolglos.
Seltli9er &riegsidauplab: Seeres=
gr1ape bes 3rin5en 2eopol6: nniere
grfolge u1n li1rfen l1fer Ser Nara=
iotpfa tpur6en 6ur@ bie @rltiirmung
ipeiterer Gbeile Der ruiiiiden Saupt-
lteuung iii6tpel ltli6 bon Sobr un6
&rosnolesn erbobt. 9ieie Gbeile
tpnroe11 gegen feir6lide 8e1niibun-
gen, iie 5uriid5uerobern> gebalten.
Sic &ebolution in @rtedenlan6 lit
6erort be6enfli@ getpor6en, 6ab 6ie
griediide fegierung Ser oeutiden
@otidoft in 9ltben Sruppen als
I@dut 5ur @erfiigung geite1t bat.
i1as 8oti6aftsgeban6e miro iebt bon
Sol6aten betpa1t.
General @orpails Sffeniibe in
Ma5e6onien miro in elmer 9epelde
aus Sofia an 6ie gu6apeiter 8ei-
t1ng 9l5eit ols Elm bollItan0iger Sebl=
fd)lag bi1geitellt. Sic Sffeniipe lit
6erort 3uian1mengebroden, 6oB Die
peri6ie6enen @ruppen Ser armee
gorbeils MIR nod an iiolierten
Nunften 5um Mngriff borgeben. Gie
bon ben Muiierten in Ser Si6erna=
8iegung nnternomnenen Mngriffe
a1n MoIif=Gee un6 auf Der &amme1
na=Sodebene erinnern an "fonfnl=
ltbe 3udnngen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09
2. Mppe1nber.

9or Ier6un boben Die 0eutiden
tpabren6 Der gfa6t unbemerft Dos
Sort Gour gerdun1t, nadoem lie oas,
lelbe gr0Btentbeils in 6ie 2nft ge-
iprengf botten. ge0r6li6 Ser Somme
iin6 Sic DeutIden inn 1orf SaillD
8orge6rungen un6 baben BEL Gour-
celettes, @ancourt un6 2es 8oeufs
fein6lide 9lngriffe obgetpieien.
Me1tfGli16e u116 Dlterreldi1be
Eruppen unter @eneralmaior BON
Ditfurtb babcn ouf 6em linfcn Stof=
bo6-l1fer ruliii6e gteaungen erobert.
Sen gieger1 fieIen 1900 @efangene
nn6 reide geute in 6ie San6e. Noro>
lih 6es Iniei iter ii1b brei binterei11-
an6er liege11be ruiiii6e befeltigte 9l<
nien bon Sen Siirfen nit itiirmenoer
Son6 genomme1t tpor6en.
su6lid bon Bre6eal un6 @lti6on5
baben sic perbin6eten @treitfrafte
General bon Tolfenbopns rumdniihe
Nngriffe iicgrci6 abgeidlagen. Sm
Mlttbau berlanft Die S6lad)t 11r ote
gerbiin6eten giinltig.
9fumaniide &riegsidiffe boben
Sen rumanii@en &ofcn Gonltan5a am
sdhpar3en Meer, Ser fiir5lid BON
Sen Deuti@en un6 8ulgaren erobert
lpur6e, obne grfolg bciaoien. Su'
mdnii@e 9lngriffe gcgen Die aultro-
6eutf6en Gruppen idlugen init Wer.
Iultcn fell. 9ldt Sffi5icre uno 200
Mann >pur6en gefangen. @uoli9
oom gotbentburm-TaB iino @efchte
inn @anee, Die giinitig fir Die Scr
bin6eten perlaufen. @n Scr mage
6oniiden 8ront >puroen ferbiid)e Sor.
1t0Be an scr Gerna=giegung uno
nor6lid bon ser Nio3o=@bene obge.
Id)laqcn. gln scr Gtruma=Tront
fan6en @efehte Itatt.
Sm1 @on5en tpr1roen Big iett bon
Sen Mniierten al .020 Sode nit Soft
ladcn, oie fir 9cutidlanb tbcitimmt
1paren ober bon bort famcn, bcf9lag'
nabn1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09
6. 9}p0e11tber.

ten baben 611r6 oos ru11panii9e Sias-
TO ei1ren fdtperen Shlag erlitten nno
lire 3uberl rli6t lit erihiittert, ,pe1ln
r1i9t gan3 6nbin. sSn Sronfret@ be-
ginnt man einaufeben, 6aB oer3ranm
bon ser 3erl6metterl1ng Deuti6lanoS
nidt pertpirfli9t tper6en fann. Sen
in Noris berri9en6en 8eiiimiSmus
Ipiegelt elm glrtifel Ser vMftion 6ran=
oai1e" tpie6er. DoS Blatt bel6nl6igt
sic fran5oiii6e &egiernng nno Die
3eitungen, bas 8olf bebarrli@ iiber
Sic @it1otion getGuidt 5u baben nno
giebt 5n, ooB sic 6euti6e @ebrfraft
ltnerI I6iittert nn6 ou6 Del lterret6=
l1nQarn tpeit bon ser @ridopfung it.
Yremier &a6oslaboff bon 8nlga-
rien gab Iaut 8eriht aus 8erltn fol-
gen6e grflqrung nit ge5ug auf 9fli=
1nGniens SteQnngnabme tpabreno
6es Meltfrieges un6 sic 6arans fir
sic 8nfunft entipringen6en Solgen
ob: u@um6nien lit in eine gefdbrli9e
Gage gefommen. Scenes 2ono tit ie'<
mem biltoriiden 3ielen 11ntreu geporz
SEN un6 m11B iebt bafir biiBen. Sic
qeograpbilhe Gage &unaniens 5eigt
flor einen @eg, ser 81 einem 8nr1oe
nit Geutl6lono un6 Seiterreid~ltn>
qarr batte fiibre11 ntiiiien. &umd=
nien i1t 6urh Sen @rfolg, BEN es int
Sabre 1913 er5ielte, getduiht nno
irreqeleitet &por6en nn6 iebt bereits
in 6eut1he &6n6e gefollen. sfuna'
nien bot bereits feline l1nabbangig'
felt perloren, 90 sic ruiiiide 3ertinr
un6 ser rullilde &oli5i1t im 2an6e
berr16en. @s lit bol1itanbig Ser Scott
trolle ser gnte11teqenerale nn6 ibrer
@eneraI1tabe berfanen.
Mn ser itolieniiden @ren5e nit
thet sic 5ebnte SsSion5oidladt. Sic
Mdnner bonn Mrno, $50 un6 Siber
mulien oos @eripreden Ser 8nn6cS-
hulfe einl0len, bos &err MSquitb int
l1nterbonIe an Sic rumaniide Moref<
1e obgab. 0bgIeih Ga6orna ouein
an ss1rfanterie iiber run6 10000
Gctpebre perfugt, loiien iid gu feiner
Scite Ser 8eippoh irgenomelde
Men6erlngen Ser taftiiden Situotion
fc7titenen. Nah 6em mnroeriihen
Gborafter Ser @d1adt am &arIte
TIoteon 5u urthetlen, miro es NIT
6em 8ornorih Gabornas auf SrteIt
nod quite @eile baben.
8on1 toe peffttIliAelt &riegSidanplab
un6 5tpor bon Scr Mrmeegrnppe Deg
&ronprin5en gfupprcdt berlautet
aus 8erlin omtIi@: @cgen 6es un=
terbrodenen @ompfcs an Scr
gomme iIt Ser finite @opember ols
Shlohtog erften &anges gu per5eib-
men. Die 8riten un6 sSron5oien
modten NIT o1erftdrfiten Fruppen.
oufgebot un6 unter aller berfiiaba-
rem Mrtillerie froftpol1e 8oritoRe &C..
gen oie sSront Der @rmee 6es Gene,
raIs bon 8iilotp. Srubpen bon ber>
5dic6enen Tbcilen beS Meihcs unter
bem .&ommon6o Der @ener6le bon
Deimling unb BON @ornier bielten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09
4. Npbe1nber.

9ln ser Son1me=sSrpnf 'tpte Dor
Wer6un boben nur unbc6cltcnoe @e-
fedte itottgefun6en, bod tprtrbcn ole
Mngriffe bon BEN Geutihen abgetpie<
len. 9ln ser iiolihen iicbenbiiraiiden
@renae gebt elm hcftigcr &ompf nit
tpedielnbcm @rfoIg >peiter;; bei6c
Tbeile meIben 0rtlide @rfolge;; on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

Sen aufsebra9t un6 bur9iu6t, 5tpei
ber6adtige na6 einem Safen ge<
idleppt. Gin 6ritter 9ampfer, Ger
gefebl botte, gu folgen, lit no6 ni@t
eingetroffen. - 8erieuft purbe Der
britil6e Dompfer Glen 2ogan.
Sic l1eberlee Na6ri6tenagettlr
mel6et> 6aB 6rei 6eutide nnteriee=
boote, 0ie nab ibrem &afen 5uriif=
febrte1L ir11erbalb 1peuiger Gage 21
S9iffe nit einen1 @eiannttinbalt
bon 18,500 Gonnen int. englilden
&anal in sen @runo bobrten. 9lus
6erlelben 9ueae fon1nt 6ie geadri6t,
baB BON einen &reu55uge 5uriid=
febrte, 6ur6 betpaffnete @anoels=
l6iffe tpie6erbolt tpGbren6 Ser geieb=
li6 borgeidriebenen Gurebfabrung
6es SdiffeS beidolien ipur6e.
Sir 6te 9fuiien liebt es i1nmer
lhledter aus, 6enn iebt miro aud
lire Ml11nition ft1apper. Sic 9luguit-
un6 Septen1berfampfe baben in Den
ruliiiben 01nnitionsnaga5inen lpte
6en 9ieierpebaufen gleid fiiblbar auf-
geraltn1t, obne Dob au@ nur an elmer
eir5iger gteIe bie Sront eingeitoBen
1poroen ap6re. Scum lit 6ie &oupt=
5ufubrItroBe fir &uBlon6> Sic iiber
Slrdangel, 6ur9 sic irn gismeer
operierenoen oeuti@en Saudboote
felt Wfonaten i9on 10 gut lpie ge=
Iperrt, nn6 am @n6e 6ieIes W}onats
tritt sic 8erei1nng bon Irdangel
ei1l sic je6e lpeitere 3ufubr iiber Die
ler Safen abi9nei6et. SIN bergan-
gene1t @inter 1par es BEN Gulien er=
mogli6t, @orrdtbe an5uiammeln>
tpeil man ibnen &ube g0n1te; oies-
ntol aber geben lie :einem bon regiter
@umpftbatigteit erfiuten @inter ent-
gegen nn6 miiiien 5uoem gfumanien
NIT ibren itets fleiner tperoen6en
gorrGtben ousbelfen; un6 Dies miro
ii6 in einigen Moraten iebr fiiblbar
MAIDEN.
Sn ben transiplponiiden @lpen
6mlert ser bartrradige @i6eritan0
Ser @umGnen an un6 lit tpabri6ein=
li6 6abur9 erm0glidt, baB r11liii6e
@ontinge11te 6ie Molbaufront iiber=
nommet baben nn6 rumanii4e
@treitfr1fte bon 6ort nu6 @iloen
per1hoben tpur6en. Trob6em meloet
ser beutige beutihe Sagesberidt pet-
tere @rfolge. Die berbaltnibn1abige
stelIe ouf bem 6eutiden &riegsl@au=
plab 6eutet auf cine l1mgruppiernt1g
Ser &rafte bin, tpobri6einli9 bot tie
ibrer @run6 in Ser @orbereitnng Ell
mes 9onouiiberganges.
Ser @eneralpoitnneiIter bon 9a=
nenarf bat befannt gena6t, 6ab Ser
1on1pfer Sre6erif VIII. a1f oem
@ege bon 9eetp Sort na6 aopenba-
gen 611r6 bie britiiden @ntborltaten
ge5tpungen tpur6e, feline gan5e 8rief<
uno 8afetpolt in &irf1paa gu lollen.
6erner >puroe Ser normegil6e Can't
pier u&riitioniafioro ge5lpnnge1l III
airftpan 73 eddie nit 8riefen BON
Dane1narf 5u 1aiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

1t-53 1T ,pieber in fcimem Sci
motbsbofen. Mod16cm Die bieiige1
Sraone ser 9llliiertcn es 6reimal
burd1 g3ommen boben pernidten ,tn6
piern1oI ouf an6cre @eiie haben 5er-
1t6ren IoIicn. Gin 8etueis, boB au9
Elm ocutf9es Eaudboot piel ousbol-
ten fnn1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09
Runndnien bat 5uB auf dem na6en.

b 9eiagem Seterreer entrtnem Nnmdntem
p6t8e @6be.@uNder 81denfampf sofboo erobert
Sntamterie Mm9rm @a6a9ter
@erienfun9
@aNa9iere 9erettet
oeitrreder greifem
oeutjd 2Seten 5m.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

@on Mittelm1adten &0nisreid=Eolen
proflamiert. - Sranm Der Hplen
jctt beripirflid)t. - Som ruiliider
@emaltberrlaaft befreit. - Cine
0onardie. - 8eiekte @ebiete ct.
balten Selbitberlualtmng mno TN.
abban9igfeit. - @ali5ien ielbit-
itanbig.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-10-06
GIRL ENGINEERED A
BOLD HIGHWAY PLOT

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 6.-Millie
de Marco, aged nineteen and pretty,
probably engineered the plot to hold
up an automobile carrying five thous-
and dollars, constituting d factory pay
roll and which resulted in the murder
of Henry Rider and the wounding Of
three other men during yesterday. Po-
lice authorities investigating the hold
up disclosed their suspicion this after
noon when the girl was arrested, to
gether with four alleged accomplices,
all men. The authorities announce
that they have four other persons un-
der surveillance in connection with the
crime, and that other arrests may be
rlade before morning.
The DeMarco girl and Giuseppe
Russo, an Italian, to whom she is re-
lieved to be engaged, are held in jail
as principals in the crime, the other
prisoners being detained as material
witnesses in the case.
l. ]. Rider, president of the Jersey
Cranberry Growers association, his
son, Hendy Rider; his daughter, Mrs.
Elsie Smathers, and James H. Rigsby
were in the car carrying money to pay
three hundred cranberry pickers for
their weeks work. The car was held
W near Hammonton, N. j., by eleven
men and girl, who remained in an
automobile during the attack. When
the shooting began Mrs. Smathers
seized the wheel of the Rider car and
drove furiously away with the dead and
wounded, as well as the booty sought
by the robbers.
Officers who hurried to the scene of
the robbery shortly after Mrs. Smath-
ers notified the authorities, succeeded
in tracing the bandits machine to the
Italian quarter in Philadelphia. Mile
lDeMarco, has long been employed by
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-10-06
CONDUCTOR HICKS
DIES IN SAVANNAH
AF TER OPERATION

Mr. w. o. Hicks, for years a conduc-
tor on the Seaboard Air Line railway,
and running between Americus and
Savannah, died this morning at $50
O'Clock at the Savannah hospital fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis.
His home was in Savannah, but on this
end of the run he was often in Ameri-
Gus, and has many friends who are
deeply grieved to learn of his death.
Mr.. Hicks is survived by wife and
noe daughter. He was member of
the Order of Railway Conductors, and
a large number of the conductors,
with other railway men of Americus,
will attend the funeral in Savannah.
The burial will take place in Savan-
nah Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock,
eastern time.
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ORDINARIES o DISREGARDING
NEW COTTON CONTROL LAW

ATHENS, Ca, Oct. 6.-Two cases of
cotton stealing in the state court here
today called attention to a new law
regulating the purchase of seed cotton,
passed by the last legislature and sign
ed by the governor Aug. 10, which has
not been put into operation in any
county in this section.
The new law requires a full descrip-
tion of every purchase of seed cotton
Except by landlords from tenants) 70
be made at the time of the purchase,
name of seller, date, quantity etc.,a nd
the record filed with the ordinary for
inspection within ten days after the
purchase. No ordinary in this section
has been heard from who has had re-
pert filed
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STRONG MEETING
At LEE ST. CHURCH

The largest crowd and the most
helpful service since the revival be-
gan at the Lee Street Methodist church
was held last night. A strong and
beneficial sermon was delivered by
Rev. Leroy Brown, who is assisting in
the meeting.
On Sunday at II o'clock, Rev. Brown
v Ill preach at the First Methods.
church, and no services will be held at
the Lee Street church.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, the
new Lee Street church Sunday school
will be organized, and for the next
several weeks, the Sabbath school will
he held in the afternoons at the new
church.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-10-06
WORLD SERIES IS
EXPECTED BREAK
H|STORY'S BEST

BOSTON, Oct 6.-The largest at
tendance in the history of baseball was
expected at the first game of the
worlds series between the Brooklyn
ard Boston teams here tomorrow, ac-
ccrding to President Lannin of the
Boston Americans, who worked all
last night, distributing tickets to pur-
chasers.
Last year a record crowd of forty
two thousand three hundred persons
witnessed the first game of the series,
and today there are many indications
which point to greater interest than
ever before evinced in a worlds series,
President Lannin told reporters early
this morning.
"Rube" Marquard, who is reported
to have been selected to pitch the
opening game for Brooklyn, said he
was in top form now, and that Brook
lyn is going to win. This team has
nothing to fear from Boston," he add
ed. I'VE measure right upto their
standard in every department, and, be-
lieve me, we are going to trim them.
All hope is that l can pitch the same
sort of ball that I have been pitching
during the last couple of weeks"
1--WE will be right at their throats all
the time" declared Jack Coombs. "If
anyone believes Boston is going to ride
right over us he is reckoning without
men of the stamp of Jake Daubert,
Pfeffer, Marquard and Chief Meyers"
The first big wager here on the
worlds series has been announced, E.
z. Smathers, the owners of so many
fast horses, placing $4,000 to $4,000
en- the Boston Americans TO winu. A
number of smaller wagers at ten to
six were reported.
Leonard and Carrigan.
Close followers of the team predict
cd today that Carrigan himself would
catch the opening game, with Leonard
as pitcher.
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]. K. B|BB DIED At
HOSPITAL ON TODAY

Mr. j. K Bibb, who was stricken last
night with paralysis, died shortly af-
ter noon at the Americas hospital. He
vas affected by the stroke about :
o'clock last night while performing
his duties as night watchman at the
lumber yard of John w. Shiver, on
Church street.
Mr., Bibb is survived by wife ana
one daughter. Miss Clara Moore is a
niece of the deceased.
Many friends regretted to learn of
his affliction, and are sorely grieved
at his death.
The funeral will be held at at 10: 80
O'Clock Saturday morning from the res
idence on West Church street. Rev. ].
A. Thomas will officiate at the funeral,
as Mr.. Bibb was alnember of the Meth
odist church.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-10-06
MEX|C BANDITS ARE
CAUSE OF VIGILANCE

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Oct. CA re-
port circulating here that Mexican ban
dts have again appeared in the lower
Rio Grande Valley has caused a gen
eral tightening Of the armed forces
protecting that section from raids. No
disturbances had been reported at 1880
O'clock this afternoon, though trouble
is feared.
At army headquarters at Fort Brown
this afternoon a formal denial was
issued in refutation of report that one
American soldier had been killed dur
ing a row at Barreda earlier during
the day.
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Everything in the Americas Light
Infantry, from the kitchen police to
"Wahoochee" McMath, is filled to the
brim with that pleasant little dope
called Going to the border stuff" but
this time there seems to be some foun-
dation for its truthfulness, at least.
One of the surest signs was making the
Company boys invade the swamp just
back of the regimental quarters, where
they took four days supply of wood
to be used en- route to the sandy coun-
try, where they will spend few de-
lightful months lodging dum-dum
bullets, tarantulas and Indian squaws.
The wood was brought in, though, and
Ira G. Hallman-all the T-R force
know "Prickly Heat''-said he didn't
know it took a whole swamp to supply
one company with slum Coffee and
hard tack during four days. But any
way, he did his full share il. cutting it
and so did your special correspond
ent.