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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
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Marie.

Der folssnbe SelbpoItbrief gibt Elm
onitaulides Bib bon Der perbssrter
5Sarm ste. Marie, Inn bic srbittsrts
admpfs sefiibrt purosn finb.
gBir Iasen gum eritsnmal gang aui
bem Iintsn 5liieeI unferes aesimenta
in StelIungen, bic ionft bas brittle
Battalion beiest bdlt. Dor alien 9ins
gen uber ssfiel uns bic ndbsrs ums
gebung unferer Grbb0blsn. 9a lpds
rem ulfo Die Jarm Sts. Maris unb bic
Oedungsn Der artilIsriiisn i'm naben
&ieferngebDl5. 9ieie Jurm tanute
i'd bisber nur BON 60rsnfagsn -
unfere 2sute bolten pDn bort immer
Waiier gum ao4en -, iest bsiudie
i6 fie gum eritenmal. glie ipsbs i'd
ben Ginbrud pereeFen, ben bieIe
ihDne, burd ben arisg polltommen
peripiiitete gefibung auf mid sema6t
bat. Won iteIe ii6 alfo einen quas
bratif9en, auf brei Seiten nit @ebdus
ben umsebenen 6Of Dor, an Der piers
ten, nad Siibsn offsnsn Seits bas
bObe, i6mieoeeiierne sbor, ipie man
es aug gilbern fran3Oiii9er SdlOHer
fennt. Nur nah ben 1riimmern iann
man ungefdbr f6Iiebea, ipas bies ootr
jenes 9ebGubs friibsr sstpeisn iein
mag. Gs bat ndmlid I'm biien 5of
Elm gang Der5tpeifelter admpf ftattges
iunben, unb Der 9efiber bat als
ReferDeoffi3ier Bic suIebt aussebdrrt.
gis gum Oah6altsn 1T aIes in
granb sei9oifen, bic tablen Giebel
ragen In bic Cuff. llnb babel 1T
jebt alIes ipiebsr ooll aeben. 0enn in
fdmmtliden 3immern, Stdllen unb
biefes @utsbofss fp6en uniere
er unb eiuige Wanni9aftN BON
Der ettpa bunbert Meter entfernt i'm
Wdlbe liegenben 9atterie Der er
Jslbbatterte. Ddneben alfp bic Bill
Der sraufiger 8eripiiftuna unb Spu.
rem erbitterten Samples. Gleid am
Jtorbaussang aipsi SoIbatendraber,
uenu IA mid zs&t eatiiuus siu bsut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19

Resi.runs tommen ipiirbe unb ob psbs
tere bas parliament bon benz @anse
Der llntsrbdnblunsen benahri1tiaen
noble, bamft bas parlament ii9 ni1t
urplobli9 Dem 9erlansen Der Mesies
runs seseniiberseitellt fdbe, ben Ser.
Staaten ben aries aii ertldren. GtIes
@srlansen Billions ldbt erIeben, baB in
benz enslii9en parliament mod INNER
ni9t perseiIen perben tann, bab has
snsIiiae 96lt gesen ieinen Willen DON
Der Regierung in ben europdiiGen
&rieg bineinse3osen tporbsn 1T unp
isbt ni6t bon Der Resisruns in sinsn
8riss nit ben Der. Staaten bineinses
speen iperoen pia. Sas fpeitere 8ez
seidnenbe on Der Snterpenation lit bic
4ntiport bes unterEStaatsietretGrs,
pab er cine 3uiicberuns, bas 4arias
ment iiber bic 9erbanblunsen nit Den
Der. Staatsn auf benz 2aufenben gu
balten, niht ertbeilen tDnne, mas nur
ben sdlub suldBt. baB bic ensliIhe
Resieruns entfdloiien lit, bic @er.f
Staaten su Stpinsen, fortan beutIde
lnterIes> Sanbelsboote, bic na9 bieiem
9anbe selangsn, als &riessI6iffe feite
oubalten. Saruus tSnnen iih Iebr
tpiatise 5ol9en erseben. Denn Der
prdIibent, fails ibm nod Elm Sunten
Gbre unb Rsdtssefiibl perbleibt, peis
ter eintreffenbe beutide llnterIees San.
belsboote in Der glei6en Weiis be6an=
belt, pie bic .GeutidIanb", 70 peroen
bic gngldnber barin einen ariegs.
grunb erbliden. Siist sr ii6 aber, nm
ter pDlliger 9luberadtluiIuns Der na>
tionalen @bre unb He4te, Den Serhes
runeen Gnelunbs, 10 tann 0eutTAs
lamb niht rubig basu iein. Wir npfs
len Dem llrtbeil bes prdIibentsn ri6t
pprereifsn, uber mir uiiiIen barauf
hinpeiien, bab uns bic grtldrung un<
ieres zStaatsfetretdrs polt, oab
bic gnti6eibuna in Sd6en Der
nSeuti6lanb" nif,t binbenb fir onOere
beuti6e unteriee= Sanbelsbppte fei, bic
hei uns eintreffen iollten, iebr beunruz
bist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
Cebxrtem.

5obn unb GIiiabstb Glarl. 1855
ysttman Strabe; Wdb6en.
Yittor unb Ruth Patban, 756
Wnpns gtpsnus; Wdbhsn.
2eInnb unb Wlinnis Start, s.urora,
Snb.; Mabdsn.
Grsb unb Gbra Mauratb, 52S Wsii
libertb Sirabs; anabe.
eharIss unb Molis Gauter, 155l
Ruth aosnue; Wabdsn.
Sobr unb sbersis aaraus. 4320
ASaps glbsnus; anabs.
Soba unS iyrsba Weib. 4474 Goie.
rain Ipenue; anabe.
Ransforb unb Marsuerite Gubsspn,
3039 Nariball 2lptnue; Enabe,
Soiepb unb Msnes Gang, 1922 Race
Sirabe; anabs.
Walttr unb Sophie Drpali, 2734
Wtdiind,uIstts Mpenut; anabt.
Geo. unb Cora apblman. 2429 30,
berifon 4ptnus; mGbhen.
gsofse unb Warp goife, 4450 s,aps
apsnne; mdbhsn.
aatnrsnce unb Rtaiud aubb<, 524
Baum Si-aHs; WabGen.
Jrani unb Roialis Gnbrss. 27S3
Mt't WeMidsn 9fpenus: Wldbtsn.
Winiam unb Ml6lIie Salmon, 3473
y-o,,}hffh. 0f.,..,,,s. (f~.h.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
Che @rlambnibid,sime.

iGbarl,s $. Brannsn. Al. 331 WaIa
I Sirabe.
(0ais 9OffrOsse. 80, 6O.el Sibfon.
Isarrb 81. Jr5blif. 4s, LA sD.it
I WcUlillau Str.
tSt.lla 3immer, Al, WH. 5eaItbp. ?.
jBarren 6. Sones, 80. gaorpoob.
leatberins 8edet., "a. .bsssl.
JgIbsri Gale, %, Sruin, ap.
t4lmeta Gurl, 18, Wontsomerp, O.
JRsginalb 6. WeGrans. 26. 1861
( Gairpieip 9fpe.
taenors R. Joote, 25. glorpOob.
JGbparS 9. gSppelmsisr, 2s. lac
( peete CTR.
l5IOra 5ilsefOro, %. s24 Union Ctr.
igeorse 8. 9r.nHsr. %, 119 Barrier
I @psnut.
lwlap 6. WegraiD, %, 1855 OU,r.
loot 2lpe.
jRobsrt g. S.ampsr. 26, 2tginstOn.
( aentudp.
lg.Tis 8. aassart. "a, 1913 @eit 81.
bertp Ctr.
lgliifprb 80. MilIer, %, 47oO Ws.
mona Serraee.
tGbna M. grulpcrt, %, 4618 WarS
Sirabe.
JJrsb. s. 2ampbier, 40. GlmlpOpb
I place.
lGita R. DugbeHin, %. bessl.
j5erb. Dunisr. %. 1882 gietor Ctr.
laulu gobnler. 20. 2l2 aloiier 4pc.
I@alter .. Sadfon. q. aedlanb. ..
tGIorenee Durp. "a, 500 Ribs.,nnp
glpenis.
]Donalb 6. Cole, %, g on 8. Cir.
lWlarp gebpmsr. 19. Sbaron, ..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
etertlimfe

Selen Wlorile, II Rpnais, ALP 9a,
bib Strabe; aunssneniSiiuDuns.
Sulius Wsaulmen, II. Gounip Ir'
msnbaus; Sddbelbru1.
S.rmann J. Bloom. SO, Glmipoot
place; aunseneut3iinbung.
Glifab.tb Upfelmailn SO, 100 Oil
ytcMilIan Sirabe; Sdlaeflub.
Gbarles 3immer. Al, PIT Weit Wsc'
Wtidsn 9lpsnus; 5ubertulois.
Ausuit Dirtsl. 50. 1713 GIN Str.i
Hiersnleiben.
gleonore gbriitopbsr, 10 Monais,
1923 sJlora Gtrabe; Sdpd9e.
Catherine Weib, II, 24o7 Gairbisn
glDenue; SerSlsibsu.
Wiobalsp 9arbiiip, 81. 3811 gaiisrr
gtp.nue; 5er,lsiben.
Srlia Merns.t. 80. 9aiDer Roao;
Frsbs.
Sbpmas s1eipeomb, SO. 249 @orit
Sirab.; Riermleiben.
Jobu WilIer. /, 237 Wortb Strabe;
2urssneni5iinbuns.
aOuiIs g,lath, A, Gsriii 6oipi.al;
Sptrl!tpn.
sIlsranb,r Cheer, SO. 1854 Srfns
bolpt glpsnue; Niertnleiben.
asslie Jshruau, 10, 4nrora, Jnb.;
6ersldbmuns.
Marenrst Seulieius. go. 1943 Gems
iral 9tperus; 5sr3lsiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
WaithuudD, ben 10. Snli 1916.
SffisieIIen geridten 81

SfftSieIlen geridten 5u'
folse baben bic Rufen in ibrer ieBisen
Sffeniipe 100000 Mam an Sooten
rerlpren, bas lGbt uuf einen 9eiammts
Deriuit non 100000 Dtann idlie5sn,
Do nur penise ruiiii6e 9erDunosts
pieber berseItellt iperpen, iOnbern an
ibren Dunosn Iterben. IS 1T ielbfe
peritdnolid, ba biol4er Sdpuno Der
ruiiii6sn Sffenitpe bol0 Elm Gnbs ma
den piro. Wlit ben gnsldnoern ners
bdlt es ii9 in dbnliher Weiie. gll9
bieie erleiben fiirhterli4e gerlulte, linp
absr 10 porii4tis, lie ni4t offisisa 5us
sugeiteben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19

gnsIanb BAT Inseise err
itattet, Oab ss eine In5abI ameritani>
Iaer 5irnen auf bic I6parae 2ifte sez
felt bat. Oas toNnte sbenfd4li4 ers
i6einen, ba England bereits ben ges
fammtsn amsritaniiden 9anbsl auf
bic idiparse 2iite seitelt bat, bem
Hi6t seitattet pirb, Waaren an fsirbs
li9s 2dnbsr, obpobl teine seisBtids
8lOdabs eriitirt, unb aud ni9t einmal
on neutrale Gambler gu fdiden. Da
uber oas niht als seniigeno eradtet
tDirb, 10 iinO nod tpeitere 9Oridriten
erfolgt, burd pelds allen in 4merita
aniGiTisen 9luslGnDern aus feinSli9en
Qdnbern unb aud alien aneritaniI4 4en
Jirmen Der iiberfeeti6e 9anbel jeblpss
Der Qrt unteridet ipirb, bic Igsnten
beuti6er 5irmen iino ober bic Gngs
lambs 5einoen lInteritiiBuns sspGbrsn,
inbem lie beuti6e ober 0iterreidli6e
.oonbs taufen, ober inbem lie Wlitglie>
Der bon @sreinen iinD, bic fir Oeutfhe
lambs Re6te etutreten ober 9elber 3ur
LnteritiiBung Der beutfhen 9ertpunbes
ten, Wittpen unb @aiisn beitraaen.
@s lit nidt notbnenbig, bab mir iibsr
bic ungefesli6teit uno Jrs6beit oie>
fer 4ntiinoigung Worts perlicren, ba
Der prdiiosrt fel6it ein fol6es @Orge>
ben fir unaulGiiig ertldrt bat. User,
tpie iibli6, ipirb Der prGiibent es Bel
bieien proteiten beipenben ldTen unb
lld oamit gu re6tfertiesn periufsn,
bab er nidts bdgegen tbun t6nne.
Oife gebauptung 1T unpabr. Gr bat
bas Reht uno bic pfli6t, Disberpere
geltungsmabreeeln gu Ibsn unb bas
fanr aefdeben. inoem er ben @ertauf
bon alliirten 8onbs in bifem 2anbe
uno bic @erienbung bon Waaren iebs
fpeber Dirt an bic ulIiirten Reeierunaen
ober bic Jirmen in uqiirten 2Gnbern
perbietet. 5but er bas nidt. 10 liefert
er gu ben Dislen Bepetfen, odb er our
Der ulliirteN Sett. ftebt, einen neusn
Bepeis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
aemtIdjer aanbnsbrosrein.

Der Deutlde 2anbfpebrbertin Sc.
sebt i.in Al. Gtiftunssfsit burh sins
@sranitaltuns I'm @riineu. WudsE
@roDe Bel Bomb 6iG III ba5u aiser.
loren urb bort finbst Spnntas. 80,
Sufi, EN- JamiIisnfeft jiutt. Mil
ainb unb Reqet rlden bic aanbipebr'
Isuts au5. beun O1ne bie Gnseb0rissn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
8e3ei6nenb fir bic golfs

gsaet4nenb fir bic gOIis.
thinning in Gnslanb in 9esus auf
ben arisg 1T Elm @orsans i'm .nsfie
i6en pdrlumeHt unO apar na9 mebr
als elmer RiHtuns bin bssei6nenb. Der
Ibssorbnste Dillon regte bic 5roe. an,
Db es aus Der grloubnib Der ames
ritaHif9en Resieruns our 9lbfa6rt
Der rDeutf6laHb" gu Sdpierias
ieitsn sipii4en bieier uHb Der snsIilteu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19

lit I'm Sen ia BEL ben Dsutfden uns
bsnibar. giir 9ersniisen uno Inter
baltuns pirb befsns sefors. iein unb
an einem aat.trun. ipirb es aud niht
feblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
Ser bsutfde &aiier Dat

Ser bsutfds aaiier Dat
eine gitte an bas ameritanii9e 9plt
uno oieies 1T gsrabesu perpfliatet, Der
Bite 5olss gu seben. Der auiier fors
bert teine unteritiiBuns Don Der ameris
taniiden Nation, fonDern einen Sienir
Der Meni6li9teit, inbem lie barauf
hinpirtt, bab HubIanp bic sehntuuieilb
Srauen unb Sinoer, Die ss aus Der
pitpreubiiden Seimutb sesen ale sDtts
Iiben unb meni4liden Sabunsen aus
ibrer Seimatb peri6leppt bat, mad bic
Ter 5uriidiaidt. Ger auiier islbit
fann bieie Soroeruns an einen Jeino
ni9t iteqen. Die umeritanii9e Ra>
tion permag es unb lie lam ibren %uf,
eine bumans Hation 81 iein, ni4t be-
tpahren, tpsnn iis ni9t uuf Der SteGs
oGe Sebel in 9epesuns isst, I'm DON
Rublano Oieie Jorberuns Der Menids
Ii6tsit gu erldngen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19

8el6er Stumpfiinn bsi
ben ensliihsamerituniIde Rebatteu'
rem beitebt, lit unter anoerem au6 duS
Der alniidt gu eriehen, bab bas eng:
lii6e @srbpt segen ameritariite gur-
ger, Sanoel nit bem 4uslanp gu Irel'
ben, Elm S6Iag gegen ben auiier il'
Oieie Meni6eu, pel6e bic nationale
gbre in @rbpadt senpmmen gu hd'
ben slauben unb Die beitdnbis Den
Meunb pOG bon ibrem gatriotisInua
nebmen, erfaiisn nidt, bab oieier eng
hide gefebl elm S4lag sesel bic
ameritaniibe Ration uno segen Die
amerttaniI6e gbre lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
Baie.yan.
@ieosr elm sies Der q@sSs" iber ST.:
ograpes" esirern.

sifs gaiisris fix Cincinnati fu-.
sirtm in bsm ssItrissn lebtsn Spiel,
Der Serie 5luifdsn unfesen .Rees-
uno ben goIionsr .grapss1 StItub.s
rr G6neiber unb Odnstr Wingo aes
asn Raaon te3u. gonbs fir be
Gssner. Stneibtr blisb tis gum Gns
be bss Spi.les aui i.inem poJisr.
ipatr,nb bic gpitonsr sip,i n,iitr,
gomfarbierer in's 1rtffn fanbt,n.
Die rRibs1 mafisn 8 2isifsr eseti
8 unb btibs ylsnnsr batien i tine i
Jsblsr ouf bem atrbhpl5. Grob. aii.
!ef,r. @lineo unb G9ntibsr Ilder.,n
|j.2 5reifsr aluf iinisrer g,its ,purs
ben 3 SSrsipdiIe Sur ]. Bale srlaubt
gsssn 2 = iinb iputbsa In satipre,
tenber WsiIe 2 begin. 2 auftfahlr
Sur 9anf selanbt. C'Tab .unb gafen
iparm bic Gfi.bsri6tsr.
Refultatbfr sefirissn
Spisl.:
Cincinnati Z. ..1004O100t- g
Bottom Z. o10002oo1--
grocilpn OO00o4000;- 0 (
gbieaac O1210000O--- o
(Sdishsri6ier qab 8rcOiipn ben
Siss nit 9 su o.
ylep Q)ori 1000ooo1o- q
ct. aouis 1000013 - 5
p9ilubeIpbia i. sisesn.
pittsburg NJ. Ram SPIEL,
6eute glaGmittdg sritss Spid sirfr
pitrt6gissn Ssris 5lpiiden unIusn
.ReDs. unb ben gtildbtipbictr
slu6ierS. I'm Reblanb 1islb.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-10
Will send BOX
TO SOLDIER BOYS
CHRISTMAS REMEMeRANCEs ARE
SENT FROM CORDELE TO COR
DELE BOYS ON MEXICAN BOR-
DER.

Friends of the boys on the border
who represent Cordele and Crisp coun-
ty are getting up Christmas box to
be forwarded from here about We'd
nesday or Thursday of next week. 1t
is desired that it be made a creditable
donation and those who are Interested
are urged to look after this at an early
date.
Branch Fleming. Quattlebaum,
"Slick" Thompson, Archie Thornton,
Tom Bradley, George Bussey, Marshall
Milligan, Dave Cobb and Henry Bass
are in the ranks from this community.
All of them will spend their holidays
on the Mexican border and will have
no opportunity to return home and
have the good time here that they are
accustomed to enjoy.
Local citizens, number Of them
wish to join in the making up OF the
box. Mayor Jones has suggested that
the box be sent and has also stated
that it should go Harvard not later
than next Wednesday or Thursday
The donation will be looked after and
sent in time to make the Cordele boys
happy
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-10
LOCAL SEED HOUSE IS
WIDELY KNOWN
FARMERS EXCHANGE SENDS
GEORGIA WHEAT TO TEXAS
AND PECANS FAR INTO THE
THE EAST-NAME GOING FAR
AND WIDE.

Orders received by the Farmers Elk
change during the past week show
that it is concern whose business is
not confined to local territory, but
-that persistent and widespread adver-
Using has brought the Farmers Elk
change into prominence at points
throughout the United States. Mana
ger J. R. Kelly of the Farmers Elk
change feels certain that he is estab-
fishing business that will be OF adj
vantage to farmers and others over
an extensive territory in securing
seeds of all kinds and especially varie'
ties of cotton seed best suited for
boil weevil conditions.
Last Thursday orders came to the
Farmers Exchange from Washington,
D. c., Cleveland, Ohio, and Sherman,
Texas. The order from Texas was
for Georgia raised wheat and those
from Washington and Cleveland for
pecan nuts. While these points are
about as far as orders from the Cor.
dele concern have come, they are by
no means all. Frequent orders come
in from over southern states for seed
of various kind.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-10
ASK new TRIAL FOR
BIvINS negro
JUDGE Stroller IMMEDIATELY
ASKED FOR ANOTHER HEARING
WHEN VERDICT CAME IN AMER
ICUS.

Judge E. F. Stroller, who conducted
the defense at the trial of the Bivins
negro in Americas has filed a motion
for a new trial. Bivins was convicted
and given life sentence. He had been
carried to Americas on change of
venue and there the trial was conclud-
ed. "Wednesday which resulted in his
conviction with recommendation to
the mercy of the court.
Bivins has been carried back to Ma
con for safe keeping until the results
are known in the further fight through
the court. There was little likelihood
of trouble for the negro in Americas,
reports to the contrary notwithstand-
ing Nobody seemed to display an
unsafe manifestation of hatred at the
trial that might convey belief that
his life was in danger in Americas,
so say those attending the trial.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-10
STAR
WILL MEET
IN EARLY
SPRING
AT SESSION HERE TIME CHANGED
FROM FALL-NUMBERS OF
PROMINENT LADIES ATTEND
MEETING-SPLEN0 ENTER
TAINMENT.

The District Association and School
of Instruction of the Order Eastern
Star held in Cordele Thursday under
the auspices of the local chapter was
largely attended and full of enthusi-
astic interest. Sessions were held in
the Masonic temple during the morn
ing, afternoon and evening, a number
of the state officers of the order and
past grand matrons delivering address
es and participating in the work of
instruction. Dinner and supper were
served in the temple complimentary to
the visitors and bountiful repasts were
served.
The local chapter beautifully exem-
plified the initiatory work and also pre-
scented a delightful addenda, "The Vo-
cal Star" The entire corps of Off
GERS took part in the presentation.
During the day instruction in various
parts of the work was conducted by
the Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. F. A.
Colquitt.
Among the visitors making address
es were Mrs. Senie Hubbard, of Ma
con, Grand Secretary and Past Grand
Matron and Mrs. Mary L. Askew, of
Arlington, Past Grand Matron. Mrs.
Ada Jones, of this city, Associate
Grand Condustress, Miss Tallulah At
kins, Past Grand Matron, Mrs Col
quit and other local members spoke.
The newly elected officers OF the
association are, Mrs. A. c. Atkins, OF
Cordele, President; Mrs. Jack Smith,
of Vienna, Vice President; Miss Ros-
sic Dupre, of Warwick Secretary. The
time of meeting was changed from the
fall and future meetings will be held
in May or June. The place of the
next meeting was left open to the de-
cision Of the newly elected officers;
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-10
4 WHOLE CAR
LOAD VELVET
BEANS kRE
SHIPPED
j. r. WILLIAMS AND SONS GET
HANDSOME PRICE FOR FARM
OUTPUT PICKED IN FALL-CAR
BRINGS 100000

Raising velvet beans has proven a
most profitable industry for ]. R. Will
liams and his sons, Cecil and Bruce
Williams. Last Friday they sold an
entire car load of velvet beans in the
hull to the National Milling company,
of Macon, securing price of $40 per
ton. The car, though it will not be
loaded until Monday will include thir-
ty tons and will net the sellers 5000.
The milling company will manufacture
the beans into cattle feed.
Messrs. Williams planted the beans
between corn this year, producing an
average of ton to the acre. They
paid SIS per ton for gathering, though
the price usually paid is only 81 per
ton. Outside Of the cost of gathering
the expense OF production was very
small. Besides being one Of the very
best cattle feeds and milk producers,
the velvet bean fattens hogs rapidly.
Messrs Williams now have hogs run
ming on a large acreage.
They have grown velvet beans for
a number of years and find that plOw
ing under the vines produces decided
ly one of the best fertilizers availa-
BILE. Cotton planted on land where
bean vines were turned under the pre-
vious year is said to have produced
one-third more per acre this year than
on other land. Other farmers of the
country have had similar experiences,
and velvet bean growing will be
more extensive industry next year
than ever.
One-half of velvet bean meal and
one-half of corn and cobb meal pro-
duces a we'll balanced feed and milk
producer for dairy cattle. esa
sas.1sgESalssrezEtsea ready marfet for velvet
beans" Concerns throughout the state
keep open markets for velvet beans.fl
The demand for them is fact increas-
ing.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-10
FATHER FACES
DAUGHTER IN
PLEASURES
UNHa'Y
WELL-DRESSED YOUNG WOMAN
AND YOUNG MAN SURPRISED
BY FATHER OF GIRL WHO
CAME UPON THEM BY ACCt
DENT.

In the lobby of one of the local no.
tells a father greeted his attractive
young daughter yesterday near noon
after she had spent the night in Cor
dele as the wife Of young man who
accompanied her to this point. The
fathers business had taken him here
and he came unawares. The daughter,
of course, did not know father was
coming and when he greeted her, 1t
was first with happy smile and then
with the horrors of terrible suspl'
cion that her disconnected look drove
deep into his parent heart
The beautiful young woman tried to
allay all these fears by telling father
that she was here automobile riding
with her young man companion and
that they had simply stopped for
brief rest. She said she had gone to
the hotel room to rearrange her toilet,
but the father pushed his inquiry until
he found the truth of the situation.
Then the young man was brought in
to the affair. No need telling further
what occurred. The boy hurried
away when the opportunity was given
and the father took his daughter and
went in another direction. They live
in distant cities.
No blame was laid on the local ho-
tel. Registered as man and wife, the
young couple could not be questioned
and the least insinuations on the part
of hotel keeper nj light have s;giye11
grounds for damages Of the liea2Fies
kind. In matters of this kind the
greatest care is always exercised.
There was said to be no grounds Tor
suspicion in this case Every de-
meaner and the general conduct and
appearance of both young people was
that of refinement.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-10
ROBBINS DELIVERY TRUCK
SHOWS PROGRESSIVENESS

See that delivery truck?" querried
citizen yesterday as pretty, stylish
auto delivery wagon passed in hurry
up the residence section to distribute
the goods of busy shopping morning.
That's show of progressiveness, 1t
shortens the time between the pur-
chase and the safe delivery at home.
1t is in keeping with the tendency of
the times.
The comment applied to the new all
to delivery at l.. j. ROBBINS. 1t was
referred to as a service fully up to the
best in the larger cities and credit
to Cordele. Even the driver is protect
ed on the inside from the rough winter
weather and the goods are as safe
on the inside of this delivery wagon
as if they were in the store. This con-
venience has been provided for the
large number of customers at Roobln S
and it is being used by wide patron
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-10
WILL FORM BOIL
WEEvIL CLUB HERE
MEETING CALLED FOR WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT AT CRISP COUNTY
COURT HOUSE-BURLEY WILL
BE SPEAKER.

There will be a meeting of business
men and farmers Of Cordele and Crisp
county next Wednesday at the court
house for the purpose of discussing
boil weevil club work in this terri
tory.
C. B. Burley formerly in weevil-in'
tested Louisiana, a man given UP to
be as practical as there is on the wee
will subjects will be present to discuss
the matter with those attending the
meeting. ]. G. Oliver also engaged in
weevil work in this territory, will aid
in the business of organizing the fight
against the weevil. A club will be
formed.
1t is hoped that a large number
of both business men and farmers will
be present at the meeting. 1t is con-
sidered Of great importance and will
mean much to the faroers.