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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-22
EGnaer &pmmers.

Teiterh dbeno CAB ser Sermornis-
iobne M%dnmerd)or, Der iib be-
fanntIid ror Ginger 3eit nit Dem
uJrobiinn" pereinigt bat, in Der
Nerman1slobne-Sa lle einen &om-
mers fir Die iibrigen @elangoereine
uulb eillige gelooene @oIte. 4ntpe-
iero fuaren Der gaItgebenoe @erein,
ferner Der ogeetbopen M1nnerd)or",
Der mS u. 2ieberfran5" nllo Ser
aieu organiiierte oGeutlder Mdn-
aierdor@ Der inter 2eitung oes
Nerrn @erner Sudls iingt.
Die 6eItlidfeit muroe eroffnei
0lird cine fur5e Aniprade oes
9errn e. 9eters, oes G~rafioenten
oes @ermarnsioble : Mannerhorg,
III Der er Die Mnfpelenoen miafom-
men bieb uno @errn Muguit Sart.
bauien, ben @roB Trafiognfen oes
Sroens Der @ermannsiobne, ais Gel,
ter oes &pmmerles porlteate. Ser
3~artbnltien ii6ernabm oas SIM
cbeufalls nit elmer Nnlprnd)e, ii
Der er bon Der 8eoeutung oes SGn
gerfeltes iprad) mno bic gnluclenoer
altT Die groBe ginmeibungsfeier oes
Nltenbeims Der SermannsI0bne Ii
Comfort aufmerfian mnd5te, Die on
Sage nod Dem Sdneerfeit Itattfin
Den ioa.
Is iolgtei oann, nndoem elm
Eaiiie fir 0as Glen gemod]t mar
DeIangsportrdge uno @eoen in bun
Ter 6olge. Ser neil orgoniiiert,
pDeutidc M1nncrdor" lang 5lerI
uno mad)te feline Sade iebr gut
Sbm foIgte Der oSieoerfrdn5" unite
Seitling oes Serrn Silgers, nit Den
prddtiaen@ortrog oesy Moieaieoes"
Gnun lang Der SermamasiobnemGn
uerfor inter 2ettiing 0es 9errl
Miorr uno errang ebenfaas groBe,
geifaII Zen geidIub Der @eianas
Dorfrdae bilbetc eiit 8ortrag De,
Maiiendors, ser inter 2eitlna De,
@errn Gladlien, 0es 6eitoirigentel
fir oas fommenoe Sangerfeit, oa
8uIfsIieo gsSebt gang | ans griiime
fe" munoerldou. portrle. De
~gpetbopcn Mdnnerd)or" mar leioe
midi pon5ablig genng eridienelL III
Elm SoloIieo iin9en Sill fonnen. 6
miroe itiirmiid oa8u aufgeforoeri
man bate i'm iebr eerne qebort
uber 8rofeiior GIaaiien legte iei
Geto Elm uno er lang ni6t, 3ur
qroBen 8eooltern aIer Nnmeienocr
dc Geoen be5ogen iid) mebr ooe
apeuiger, nuf oas fommeurc S6rl
aerfeit. Sic 9~otpenoiefeit iuurb
Evtonf, einig 81 iein uno in barmt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-22
SelrafsIheine. - Webnrsen.
SpSesf6ne.

9etratsfheile
#. Bruce We@oaum nto anita
so. @oelB.
8eter Yefos uno Momie &renlel.
". q. 9. Siebfmitb uno Srau
Mprtle 8. Blum.
SEQ. 6. 8ieoiger nno @lilabett
@a5el 8owers.
@m. Carlton gburh mo gman.
On Size 8lientber.
1T
CHARLES @enolanot uno 5rau.
Elm anobe, Geo. g. Martin II. sSrau,
elm Mdohen, 8m. q. 9. @ider
uno sSrau, Elm Gnabe; g. Yolinsfi
uno Srali, Elm anobe.
Tooesf1IIe.
Srau 2ena &idl so Sabre, Srnr
s.. S6entrup, SO Sabre; galtboiar
SueltenfuB, 68 Sabre; 6rau @nna
@etsler, 81 Sabre; Coma &ailer, SO
Sabre; Srau Soiepbine 9ierffen, "a
Sabre; Sdmelter 81. Dominic (Gli.
Iabetb @infler), 81 Sabre,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-22
Yreie Brefe tar seras. 9ienHas Y gebrnar 1916.
Z q 3.

Sn Der Gdbe BON Sort @ort6
mltroe in Ser &oiiite oes teilfpeiIe
~5eritorten @alolinbootes ,Morp
@ortb" GImer @elton nit elmer
oret5oGigen Sfnittpunoe i'm redt
ten @anogelenf ai1fgefunoen. Ser
Wfann mar our6 8lutperlnIt Itorf
gel6lpadt uno batte ebenio our6
oas fate, u%nfrellnolibe 8etter ge=
litten. anideineno bate Ser Ser
mrnoete lattgere 3eit eelegetl, benor
ct a~rfgefunoen ipltroe, er lit ieBt bei
Seiinnung, fpeigert 1i6 ober oen geo=
men ieines Nngreifers 5lt netutet1.
Spateren Welonngen 5ufolge Ioa.
@eiton Elm 8feroebdnoler fem lt1to
beabii6tigt babenz Gferoe fir Bic
italieniide Hegierung in Ser @egeno
bon Sort @ortb auf8ufaufen.
Our 6eier BON @albtngton's
@eburtstag, Der in 2areoo oQjGbr-
lt6 in groBartiger @eile begangen
miro, lolen 1900 ge1u6er BON Gan
@11tonio eingetroffen Iein. Sr1ulein
String aus nnierer Staot lit Die @bre
81 Sell gepor0ent bel Ser groBen
Baraoe BocabontaS 5u reprdientie=
rem.
Gin Regerpreoiger urto flint
nno5ipan5ig mlbere Neger baben ge.
gen oie Staot Egras Gitn, Sen
nSeros Gitp 8oaro Of Sraoe", TO-
mie ben General Maior s. 6ranf-
lin Sell cine S9ooeneriabflage bon
5uiammen $104,4t3.45 eingereidt.
Snfolge oes groBen Srfans I'M 4u-
gltf 1915, burd BEN GeraS Gitp
teilpefle 5eritort lpl1roe, nor oie
Stoot nnter ariegsre6t gelteat NOR
ben. Die &lager bebaltptel1 nun in
ibrer &lageidrift, bob tie obne llr=
lode Derbaftet unb ge5tpungen ipnr=
Den, ldiDere Nrbeit obne @ntl1doi-
gll1lg 81 perri6tef.
Ser &plttraftor @. s. goaing
bon Gorpras @briiti, Der in San
diego ein @obnbous bolltg tpuroe
in Der NGbe oes lebteren St0otdens
NIT our6ldnittenem Solle aufge-
funoen; Elm &aiiermeiier, init Dem
Die Sat 6egatgen fpliroe, lag neben
Der 2ei6e. Niemono permag 5u ia
gen, Oh elm 8erbre6en noer Selb5t-
moro borliegt.
SSn Der Mabe BON Sudenbad
itar6 Eeter @eDe, elmer Der d%fteiten
@%niieoler III oieler @egeno. Ser
G~eritorbene miro bon nlebreren Sim
bern, @nfeln ur1o ltrenfeln iiberlebt.
Ser 8iidof Gallagher Don
@olnelton bat ~ongeoronet, oaB in
ben 3u ieiner Dio5eie geborieen Sir
den Sammlungen sur 9inoerung
Der ariegsnot peranltaltet meroen
nn6 bat Inn cine reide geiiteuer su
oieiem 3mede ge6eten.
Die Storrs 8oumpollen-8in
5u Granger, pelde crit Dor einigen
Wonaten Dem 9etrieb iiberge6en
muroe, lit am Montag morgen Elm
&aub Der 6lammen geporoen. Der
angeridtete Sdaoert miro allf 500,
600 geiddtt.
Ser friibere Senator Soc 8ai-
len Der loeben BON elmer Heiie nah
@albington 5uridgefebrt lit, bot
beItimmt erflart, nift tpieoer ais
&anoioat fir oas gunoesienatpren-
amt ~oltftreten 81 molten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-22
@cnn Sinner frasen.

guf elmer 5oDrt ii6er Den gooen-
Zee borte id einell fiinfiabrigen
Snaben, Der nit ieiner Mfntter tn
meil1er Rabe Job, nadeinartoer fol-
gcnoe Srugelt on oieIe ridten:
Isle niele Meni6en fonnen in
cinem 8aiier fl tief ipie oies bier
ertririfen2"
vEut IS peb, peitt man err
trinft?"
uyaonHte Die gilenbabn, menn lie
aif Dem @aifef fabren miiBte, eben-
10 idunel fabren tpie infer Sdiff2"
sit Der gruBe Mann nit ben aol-
oenen anopfen ga oben" q
meinte ben &apitdn Der Yapo
bon alien Dem Mamern, Die tnn
mil len, mas er Iagt2"
u@obcr femnlt oenn Der Seiferl-
idaum binter Dem Sfiffe2~
uGrfdlten Iih oem Die Slide
nidt, menn lie ba unfen INNER IN
htr M6iIe IIno2"
a@em cine Siidmonto i'm saal.
Ter feline 8iirmer fur lire &inber
finoet, eebt fie oann ans 2ano ms
er1bt meld)e ans Ser Groe2~
u@ibt es bier inn @aiier aud
8aIfifde2~
~s(ber Auitern gih es ooh bier2"
@efn iid Elm @alfild orei Ia
ee lang oiif cine altiter leste, nib.
te lic ourm er5tiden24
Songer bielt id's nidt aus. Sd
rer6noerte meinen 8lot.
Die orme Mntter muBte bleiben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-22
@aitetas oes Sentid-litterariiden
Wereins.

SIlCtuS.
Im Sonntag fano Ser @1itetag
Deg oeuti6 : litternriihen Gereins
itatt. @ie INNER mar CT brilliant
beind)t uno ipie INNER tplroe oen
@aiten Gor3iigIi9es gebotefl. Mad)
elmer 9egriiBungsreoe ourh Sic
Erdiioentin Srnu Or. Sa6s, be-
ganrten Ole Iortrdge. 3uerlt ipiel-
ten Die 9amen SRI. Cha Madenlen,
6rau S. @. @olt, Jrau Gugen
Staffel nno SRI. @i1ela Bauer
an 5lpei &lapieren oie. foitli1e ,Muf-
foroeruug sum San5" BON aarl Ma=
ria bon @eber unb trugen ous
pradtige Mniifitiif iebr Id)0n Dor.
Damn ialtgen sSrail s. 90. @uelt
nno Sri. &lotbiloe 9sogel Elm Duett
bon 81. 6adel Die beioen 9adti-
gaaen", init Dem lie nolperoienten,
aagemeinen grfolg er5ieltel. syran
Wargarete Stolte trug oas biibidJe
@eoi6t o9es ainoes 3uperlidt" nit
befannter Weiiteridaft Dor. syrl.
dolores Mitropi6 tan5te 5lpei Colo
tGn5e: Ger iterbenoe Ghmon" BON
Saint-Saen8 nnb oos Bralnoium I'll
Ser @efaneene@ BON Tad)moninoff
po8u Sri. 9. 6enoerlon &fapier
uno Serr 4lberto Garcia Gie-
line 5pielten. Sic ueIcbidt ourd1qe=
fubrte 0unlmer fnno eroBen gei=
fad. @err Seroinano @roos lang
5fpei 2ieoer BON Siload rssll meiner
@einat" uno u9en5~ nit Idoner
Gimme uno gutem gortrog, SRI.
g. 8. Warfs ipielte Die @lapierbe-
gleitung. 8rm Mar Samburger
aus Gbiago, Die Mutter Der Srou
Or. Sads, iprad Elm patriotiides
@eoidt in ergreifenoer @eiie. SIR
Itarfes, Neutrality-suspicious. Organ,
fam BEL benz Gortrag SUR poaiten
@eltung. Cine gan3 reiSenoe Ium
nier mar Die nahlte, Elm alerIiebites
@aGet Ole glumenmdoden bon
&aarlem@ oas bon Sen iuneen 90.
men, Sri. 2ncile 2unoberg, SRI.
Gaula Meeriheibt, SRI. Soiepbine
0reiB uno SRI. Mgatba Snpperb
|5ebr biiblb getan5t waroe. SRI.
Gilia 9reiB lpielte Die aIapierbe-
gleitung.
Den S6luB biloete Der alte, aber
nod. imner biibi6e ginafter .giner
muB beiraten", bon Srau Storte
iebr geidift einituoiert, Ser gan5
por5iiglih geipielt tpilroe. Serr
8alII Gods CAB ieinen ebeideuen
ulb oob 70 ldneG BON leinem
@obn befebrten @ilbeIm Corn brill
liant, &err Grid Sane iiberralfte Ole
Mnpeienoen onrd Die biibihe 8ie-
oergabe Der urfomiihen Mone oes
Sacob Corn in angenebmlter @eiIe.
5ran Webrbnbn mar cine por5iig.
lide Sante @ertruo uno ibre Nidte
fpuroe BON SrduIein @iielo Bauer
aaerliebit geipielt. uebriaens I'll
oieler Ginafter nidt bon 8eneoir,
ionoern bon 8ilbelmi Der eieentlid
3efmeiiter bieB, elm tiidtieer
Sbanlpieler mar mo niele Stiidt
geihrieben bat, bon oenen lid oie.
les allein erbolten. Mon bat I'M.
mer bebanptet. sic beioen Souptfi.
| guren leien Dem beriibmten griioer.
poar Grimm na6geabmt.
las gan5e Set mar elm eldn5en
Der grfolg uno cine iuiiroiae 5eiel
| fir einen 8erein mie oen oeutId)
| Iitterariidcn 9lub, Der lid nid)t mn
fiiuitlerii6e. ionoern aud etbiid,
| 3iele geIebt bat. Sat err ood, mi,
mir Der oor5iiglihen SdluBreo,
Der 8rdiioentin, 6rau Or. Gods
entnebmen, nidt mcniger ali
1900 9ollar 81 m~ilotdtigen mi
| aemcinniitiaen 3pefef beiqetraaen
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Die 0eniahrsliite.

Seine @oieitdt babei gernbt,
Serrn 8onfier Gobu gum &ommer.
sienrat 5t %ernennen.4
.@ie heiBt Mfoieftat baben ee-
rubt Gobn Bot nidt cher gerlibt. 9
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Can slntunio, Ser. %. sSe6. 1925
Gents pet @ollone
aew gorf. % Sob eOo+ 60 81
bio: lSebr1ar So 65 ,fno st0 n. %S s
S9.6S mnS Se7e. Tnrif so * ,,,sS
So 30. Woi SO IL ms 60 xd. e,,n;
S9.43 1nS 80 46. cs,tIi OH i, "a AZ
Ml1ouif S941 ,tnS 60 ~. Gsntsr,S.,
Sg94 ms s945
dar11.HrcDifte-
Gan Nntonp, Ser, %. Seb. 1et6-
Butter ......... 15c=f7c Der Bfo.
Gier (nur frifdel ....t6hc Der 0so.
9iibner ...... 12c=18c Der 4flffS
Surfeps 1916 Der @fru6
&orn .75c Der gufdel
8ei5en .......... size Der WnShel
2afer SOC per 8afdeI
DEF &D'u'e
Weninfe.
Martptfein, California, $3.50 nne
$40; Colorado. $3.50.
SiiBe RdrtoffeIn. 2ouiIiann. SITS.
3piebei, Cal. $3.50 per 100 8fb.
Topten, @altforfltr Saboiis. $700:
Soioraoo ytnts, 5000; Siuts.
SgSu,.s Sis ~ Po.zo' aaop, $f.2o; Slad
9eS,
90 az 0l'u'eh' Selas, Q stotoe, S2.fo mo
@fnrertobr - q. "a
9euerie, SOC u. St.oo.
Ofra. $3.50 fir elm gliTdeI.
gierpflunaen. $1.25 per @nid,eL
5Dilat 5e per 8funo.
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@eaen ShlafIoiigfeit bilft 5,

ONBNF OFT'NTENTbFV TFF* w
faIte @ideI. Dian nimmt cine gro
BE Serpiette, Die in faltes @aiier ge-
toudt, 5ufammengefaltet nfio unter
ben Irmen INN ben &orper heruni-
geleat uno woriiber Damn elm 2ein-
tu6 gel6logen miro. Ser Shlai
miro nidlt langc alf iidJ morteu loi-
ION
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Suns Sm Derrellte1l.

Gas mntcre nn6 oberc StofmerE
Dpn SIR. 2tS Oit-gpmmeree GtraEe
lit sn perrenten. NGbere Mnsfnnft in
Ner Office Der ySreien 1reTe"
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Or. 4ibert s. Galbueii fiinoigt biers
NIT Die Gerleeung feiner Office bon
CORPUS Gbrilti, Seras, in SMite 513
Gibbs 0ebdiibe. Gan 9ntonin. an. &e@
batlblung Der Mneen. 5bren, Rnie nno
Sals. Office Selepbon Grodett 5000.
@ohnlngssS eIepbon @untcr SpteI.
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8anmluoae.

Smr antonio, Ser, liz Gents
COLLECTION, geiternL 11.65 Gents,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15
WHERE GIRLS GO.

For number of years it has hardly
)een possible for Milledgeville to ac-
,ommodate all the girls attending
jchool in that center. News accounts
VI the past week record the inspiring
light of nine hundred young women
marching out to the Sunday morning
iervices in the various churches of the
own from the Georgia Normal.
Nine hundred of them! Think of
t! and all of these in one school in
small town like Milledgeville. There
no other point in Georgia it's equal
there are no other two places where
lenOminational schools are run that
an measure up. Why is this?
Wesleyan and Emory together can
OF reach this number. Mercer, Bes.
lie Tiff and Shorter, could hardly
each that number. Could any one
nswer the query? There is a rea-
IN for this. The fact that a school
Milledgeville can have in it more
IAN all the denominational colleges
)mbined is worth studying
If we ever believed a thing in our
yes, we believe that the denomina-
onal college ought to be the proper
lace for the boy and the girl from
le Christian homes of the state, and
ct they do not go. Milledgeville gets
lem by the hundreds, almost by the
Eousands, but there are no creeds or
9liefs to be discussed and fought
over. III
Over there they simply go to col
ge and do a splendid years work,
common report is true. In some of
denominational colleges tie num-
n is dwindling instead of growing
rger. There is vast difference
,mewhere that ought to be traced
I'd routed out
A marked change of methods as to
lndling the work of Christian educa-
On in Georgia is due. 1t will be re-
>aled in the NEXT few years and the
'Aange maybe Will revive interest.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15
Letter TO THE EDITOR.

To the Editor of The Dispatch:
We do not want our friends any'
where to get an idea that we would
be cold footed" on any fight for eX-
tstence, but we consider this a thing
apart and the sale of Tanhauser might
put us and our business in the wrong
light. 1t might make somebody be-
lieve we wanted to dispense alcoholic
drinks and encourage drinking. That
is not the case. We always try to main
tain a genteel demeanor and atmos-
phere about our place of business. 1t
is always fit place for anybody and
will be kept that way, even good
enough for a visit from our w, c. T.
L. friends.
When we started selling Tanhauser
as a soft drink at our fount it never
occurred to us that it would create
the furrore which has been stirred up.
What has occurred is no matter of
fun or special pleasure to us. We love
clean, decent citizenship and do not
a.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15
CRACk-A-LOO.

An out-of-town man walked into
ace of business iii Cordele the other
~ and asked to be waited on. The
'oprietor was NOT busy for once in
S life. Most of the business places
i town have been more than busy all
e fall. They hare been rushed. But
| this occasion the proprietor WAS
aging crack-aloo., The visitor want
to spend his good money with the
cal business mfin. The rentals, tax
:, overhead ex penses, operating ex-
enses, all were going on in the lacol
lsiness mans place and the visitor
as trying to spend his money,-try-
his level best to make the mans
'siness ada up larger in the cash col
INN.
But the business man was playing
cack-aloc
There were other places of business
| tow i where other business men
ere { DING a similar line of business.
re visitor was not stranger. But
.ad decided that he would spend
is money this time with the man
wlcse place he visited and according
Is went there.
But this man was busy at game
CT crack-a-loo
Around the corner was another store
y it'll a bright. porgre ssive man waiting
tn those who came and went. The
Ylace was inviting. 1t had all over
y and under it an atmosphere of sys-
tem, of business management. The
place was clean and orderly. The
took was brushed up and clean. every
hing in place and displayed to an
advantage.
But at the place where our visitor
called the proprietor was at game OF
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15

When the caller asked to be waited
on, this proprietor continued at his
game. He played as if he cared moth
ing about more business. Waiting UNI
til he realized that crack-aloo was far
more interesting than business, the
visitor turned and walked out. He
went to another place to get what he
wanted, but the proprietor who was
playing crack -aloo played the deuce
with his own reputation as business
man and hurt his town world without
end The man who tried to become
his customer, is a travelling man. He
goes into hundreds of south Georgia
communities every week. He wH
carry this business experience with
him all over his territory and wherev-
er he speaks of it, Cordele will get
a black eye,-an advertisement of
the hurtful kind 1t is so unusual to
greet a customer in this way.
Not one bit of it is deserved. This
is one of the busiest places in Geor-
gia. Every place of business here,
the crack-a-loo mans place not ex-
cepted, has had a most magnificent
share of fall trade up to the present
time. Prosperity has been no sham
here. The crack-a-loo player must
have surfeited,-must have been full
to the ck,-his pockets must have
been bullying with the money he has
made, for he didn't want another GUS
toner and dared so indicate this feel
ing to his visiting out-of-town custo.
mer.
Such is an exception. The general
rule is step lively Inere mas Deeh
rapid rush everywhere, and there is
no sign of letting up. 1t is the great
est opportunity in the world for eX'
banding and charging commercially,
It will require business hustle in every
shop, store and place of business, even
10 keep up with what is coming. But
here will be no room for the crack-a-
leo player. He will be priced off the
hinges, first thing he knows and will
have his hat under his arm travelling
% more congenial climate.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15

thing out of what we have made in
these prosperous times. After that,
then the spending money. The bulg-
ing pocket is not ours at all so long
as we owe a debt. If we spend what
we have before paying debts, bushes:
ruin must follow. If we spend even
before we have laid aside sufficient
amount of our earning to make us rea-
sonably safe for one season, we are
not true to ourselves and those de-
pendent upon us.
The business man who has an &C
count against the spender of the pres
ent day, is watching that spender. The
business is not a good one if the old
account is allowed to stand while the
spender goes on in his enjoyment of
his bulging pocket, nor is the spender
he right kind OF man if he spends
before his debts are paid. The bus
ness world will regulate credit on
Ibis seasons record.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15

and Regulations, printed on the re-
verse of this form, to-wit:
/. That the names and addresses
of the publisher, editor, managing edt
itor, and business managers are: Pub
Usher, Dispatch Publishing Company,
Cordele, Ga; Editor, Charles E.
Brown, Gordele, Ga; Managing Editor,
Charles E. Brown, Cordele, Ga. Bus,
mess Manager, Charles E. Brown,
Cordele, Ga.
2. That the owners are: Charles E.
Brown, Cordele, Ca James H. Brown,
Cordele, Ga; w. L. Robuck, Cordele,
Ga Thomas Nesbet, Cordele, Ca; o.
T. Cover, Cordele, Ga.
2. That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security hold
ers owning or holding l per cent or
more of total amount of bonds, mort
cages. or other securities are: None.
CHAS. E. BROWN,
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 10th day of October, 1916.
I. l. NESMITH,
INV commission expires Oct. 1, 1919
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15
THE Bullying POCKET.

Now and then one can hear OF &C
utal excitement over the unprecedent
ed prosperity which is prevailing owe.
all the south Many a case of reck
lessness crops out and the wild ad
ventures attending the abundant mon
ey supply are almost unbelievable. II
one case dealer in a town smaller
than Cordee sold in less than thirty
days seven car loads of automobiles
Little more need be said about the in
d. elipation to spend.
With all of US there will come an,
other rainy day. A bad crop yaaI
looms up occasionally, European war.
seldom occur, but it is folly IN a sea
son like the present to forget tina
such Squeeze" as that 'of the fall
1914 iselikely to overtaki. us.
OF course, we are; happy over pres
ent conditions. If we could order
prosperous tip es for the future, there
would never. come another financia
stress. = ard times would be thing
OF the past, But we cannot control
and the fact that we cannot help what
comes, is sufficient to make us eau
tious and mindful for the future.
If our debts are paid so that our
credit is good for another occasion.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15
OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY
TIME TO THINK ABOUT IT.

Napoleon lost the battle of Waterloo
because a division of his army was
behind time. AS a result he died a
prisoner on the barren rocks of st.
Helena. Yet, Napoleon was the great
est military chieftain the world ever
knew,
The path of progress is lined with
: wrecks of men who lost their oppor-
tupity because they procrastinated.
What is true of men is true of cities
and nations. The pages of history
are replete with the stories of cities
and nations that have withered and
decayed because they were behind the
times.
Any city that prospers and develops
must keep abreast of the times, and
appropriate the best thought in mod
ern development There are many
towns in Georgia where property val
ues have gone down, where the dwell
lings and business houses have de
cayed, where the sounds of the ham.
mer and the saw are seldom heard
and where the sight of the smokestack
is not seen, because the people fought
back progress and development.
They procrastinated. They slept
and other communities were wide
awake and took the laurels that were
justly theirs. For lack of foresight
may no other city take the laurels
of ,Cordele that is justly hers.
Now is the time for Cordele to 60
after manufacturing plants and other
industries to help the development Of
her wonderful resources. Cordele has
the men and the money to do almost
anything they want to in an industrial
way, by building plants to manufac
ture her raw material into merchan
table articles. We need many small
plants that make something usefu'
that is needed at home. 1t is a shame
so to speak, that all our planters and
farming implements are made in New
England Why can't we make these
articles and hundreds of other things
just as useful, at home?
This call is imperative. May Cor
dele not procrastinate in this its great
est hour of opportunity! Remember
the cities that have Jagged behind!
If Cordele would master the times
in which it exists and rank among the
progressive cities of the nation, il
must marshal its live forces in the
field of industry and build these man
ufacturing plants that are so much
needed in this county
Is there not room enough now for
the safe investment of our own money
In these industries?
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15

Our wholesale dealer who sold us
this drink is a right hand man in the
Protestant church work of his COM
munity and the makers of this drink
have offered to stand all expenses
this community might wish to make
in testing it as an alcoholic beverage.
But sentiment is taking us in the
wrong direction and we have removed
he drink from our fount.
Very respectfully,
WAYNE FAINT,
Proprietor Red Cross Drug Store.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15
THAT GINNERY AGAIN.

Early yesterday morning nineteen
bales of cotton were in line at the
Diffee Ginnery. These came from the
best farms of Crisp county and it
locked as if the farmers had already
learned to appreciate enterprise
progressive industry like that rep
resented in the Diffee plant. These
wagons passed through the milf
rapidly,-never had to wait. They
got splendid merchantable article
n cotton staple, better than the old
style gin can make.
There isn't anything like it in the