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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

0cntcn ser ,,Voros GoD glliancc" bon
baltimore Serr Dnois croiinctc oic
9cmcisiii6rine nit ieincr cigenen
9eOc lmO iaete, ooB iciner glnliht
nad Die 9altimorer StaotDdter nidt
Oas 9lcd5t 6dtteu, cine @cruromng 81
poiiircn, Die in oircftem @eaeniabc
5u Staatsecicben iiduoe. @ieieS
Rcdt it1nOe mr Der Segislahlr IN
g(mapoliS 5u mo ierner bate bic
@orf6e6oroe Oic alemige 9ehlgniB,
3eit imo glrt Der Spiele in oen itoo.
iiiden 9Sarts por5ltbreiben. Ger
9ertreter DER nNliniiterial llnion BON
Baltimore mo llmae6lmg" Sr. &c.
mitt SO. 9cn6om mar Der nddltc
9c0ncr. 9Iud CT be5ciHnetc Die Der
orommg ais illegal umo lmfhug, neil
iic cine 9lcnoerlmg BON Stoats.@e'
Iebeu oilrd oos 8cicrcnom 6c5pcde.
Serr 9cn6am mahtc eincu Inter
Idieo 5miiden 6eiertae uno ireicm
Eae mo peripebrtc iid encrgiid oo'
gcgeu oob scr oSobbotb" 81 eincm
Gage Ger weltlibcu 5rcuoe gemaht
mer0cn ioltc. Nus oieiem @rllnoc
protcItirte er scgcn Die gInuabme ci'
ncr geroronim9, pie Die IN 6rase
ite6enoe.
Or. g9pd6oif, cit @ciltli1cr bon
G6icogo. Idilocrte oic @riabrlmgen,
sic bic 5tdote Gbicago imo 3anes.
bile, Ohio. nit Sonntogs.9 9aiebaa
qemadlt 11ttcn, rnO crfldrte, DAB in
6ciocn Ortcn ii6 Die 9ieuerlmg ais
Gin 5c6lidIo9 crpieicn bate. Dcs-
6al6 ioQte Scr StoOtrat6 pon 9alti-
more lid reiili6 iiberlceeu meinte
Ger Geoncr, che er cine iolhe Scr
oronlng poIiirc. Gie 5raec ici BON
auBeroroeutliAcr @ihtigfeit iiir jeoc
Sta0t, ino cs marc am beitcn mcinte
Or. gep6oif. cine Gomniiiion bon
proninenten 9iireern 81 pablem Inn
bic 5roee 5u imtcriuben. @eiterc
9lconer geaen Die @croronmg mareu
6ruu S. S. Wloorc, bon Der 6raucn
Ecmpcren5.Sieo. 4aitor @iaiam 9r.
@rcht uno Soibua 2euerius- Gieicr
mcinte, Dab oas @eieb nidt ocn Seu'
ten cnigcgcnfolnnien ioltc, @cicbcs'
perlcblmgcu 81 bege6eu.
Sin iiir Serrn Seuerine iebr im'
liebiamcr 3wiiheniaa ipieltc iih I'M.
mittclbar nod Dem @crbor ob. 9dum
6atte Scr 9Sraiiocnt oes Staotrot6s
Counties anocfiinOigt, oaB oas Scr.
bor obgeidlolicn iei ino ooB Die So
initemitelieoer iib sur 9erat6nne 81.
riid5u5ie6en eeocufen, ais cin Serr,
Der ebenioas an Oem 8er6or t6eilge.
uommen batte, oli Serrn ScOeriug
5ntrot lmo ion iroete. % Serr 2e0c.
ring tidt 5mci So6nc bate, oic Wlit.
glicoer oes ,@lfrioge 6unting Glub"
ieien. Dies beia6te 0crr 2cOcrina.
n@orum 0iirfcn Oem S6re Sobne,
menu lie ooS @elo 0oben einem 9lub
bcitrcten, inn am Sonntog @oli sui
ipjelen. mdbrcno es ms, Die niht Oas
@elo oaSu 6o6en. Glu6nlitglicocr 81
lpcrOen, perwebrt ieiu ioa2" irogte
Der 5rageitcller. ,Meine So6nc ba.
6cn nicmals am Sonntag @olf &c.
ipiclt," entgeanete Serr Se0criue,
iulo erbiclt BON Dem lln6efonnten fol-
gcnoc 9lntuort: nSerr Sepcrine, i6
mar Ionec Sabre i'm Glu6 aneciteat,
fcune ieoes @litgGco uno Sbrc Sobnc
io0r eenon, mo meiB gmj beitimmt
Dab i'd Sbrc Sobue oft gemus Sonn'
toas ouf Dem @olipIab geic6cn babe
Serr Scucrine entgc9ncte nidts lmo
UcrlieB oen Siblm9sioal Oes eritcn
Sto0trat6s5mcigcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

,,Npppbrunir" NnuocpiQc mo ySanncblloer.
,,AlOcr Nieu Nau" - Nuerlc NOfaDclulli'
0luQcli
,,Nun z1prc Bart" Nacrlci lnlcrhdliuuQcu.
,Wwpnu Cat Nnrl" glnerle unierbnliun8cn.
Lplncltrr Nrnh Iuqid OrinrIlOncn.
NnlcDnn lm .,CriDlc 1arl" Ocule Naliii
ulnfc Nc0cn Jlcudrl
.1cnidlcc 01niienbnu6" RlinQlimpnlna.
ben 3. SUM. 5thblin0scii im s9iDer 8iciU.
BARI"
,,HrficniateiiS.0 .0fmembe" DicnliaQ uno
Wiiifuod Grobcs 0robcercnicli uno CONCERT TIM
GnubnuiC
SUM, Sfh0llHaslcii im .Gnnnfinilcr @nu"
,Nrluu" s0nliug. ben ~. SUM. arpbc
NIlnrllon aul Dem 8Qmplct s1reamlouo".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
Opfcr cimcr GOlliiiOn.

G6os. g. 3. Soplor bel oem 3uiom-
menitoBe ieines @lotorrooes nit
ciuem Soitnuto um's Seben ge-
fommen.- Ser miifa5rcuoe 9rl-
Der fam unocrlett Oauon Gin
@lann I'M @}arlcv.Greef crtrlm-
fen.
9(n Der Ode BON @oOion-StroBe
unO 9hltlouO-9locmle coliOirtc ge-
itern Morgcn eegen s ll6r ser 26
Sabre olte S6omos 6. =. Soolor BON
Oir. 52O, Oit-Gogcr-StroBe Der ouf
ieinem @lotprraO in Der 9iuilonO-
9loeuue in iiiOli6er 9liHtung hbr,
nit einem 9aitantomobil scr Gerei-
nieten @as.@ciclli6oft. @r ilog ii6cr
Die 9enfitauge ieines &uOeS inter
OaS 9oitouto lno crlitt 70 idwcre
@crIcblmgen, ooB er 10 @imitcn ipd.
ter ouf Dem 0pcrotionstiid I'M
So6nS Sopfins.Soipital ans Dem
2ebcn idieO.
SenrD @. SoDlor, ein 9rlocr oeS
@et0oteten Ger auf Dem Sinteriibe
ocs WlotorroOeS ioB, unroe c6enfoas
gegen oos 9aitoutomobil gcihleu-
oert, fam a6er merfpiiroiger @eiie
nit eon5 leidten 9lbidiiriunecn Oo-
bon @r mar fir einige Glimten be-
iinmnsSlos imO peigerte iid, ais er
ipieoer 81 iid ocfomueu por, na6
cinem Soipitnl eeionot 5u meroen.
Ger Chauffeur oeS 9liltomobils,
SSo6n ". Scene, bon gtr. 1918, @oD-
ion-StroBc, iuurOe BON @oli5iit 9io-
bcrts pcrbnftct uno nob ser noroolt-
Iiden @oli5eiltation eebradt, bon no
CT ipdter BON GiHter Slit in O66ut
ieines Hchts6ciitonOeS fiir oen Goro.
ner-Snqucit entloiien purOe. Goro.
ner SnsleD lies ocn 9cidnom nodj
Ger itGotiiden Morgue briugen imO
miro 6ciite 9l6eno in ser norooitli-
den @oli5eiItation einen SSnaucit ob-
boltcn. 9lod Sen 9lneo6en Oes
G6oufieurs mor ser llnfoQ unber-
meiolid. Gr in6r ouge6lih nit ici-
mem 9oitoutomobil nit mdBioer &C.
iApinoieteit in oitliher 9lidhng in
Der Wiooiion.StroBe, mdbrcno GoD-
Ior in Oic &utlono-9lpenue. Oic an
Der 0looiion.StroBe itorf oniteigt,
nit bctrdHtlider @eidpinOigfeit
iiiOlid fu6r.
SIN W2orIcD Greer err
trunfen.
Erob iofort borgenonlmener &ct-
tnesoeriu6e crtronf ocr 80 Sabre
oltc Soco6 Sarge bon Scr. 712, Siin-
8olfc. .StroBc. am Sonntao 9l6eno
inr WlorlcD. Greet 5u Curtis 9oD.
gio6 IGn9crcm Sdminumcn mar CT
ooermoIs ms g9oHer geiprunseli
unO erIitt einen armnpfonfaa. Seine
2eide puroe geitern eeboroen unO
Coroner @oti iteatc cincn ouf lin
ioa loutenOen ToOtenl1ein aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

Ger ,gSiiielsboh Ncren" bot
Ourr6 iciueu Sefrrtor gl 0bcrcnocr
oeni u2cntihen GprriIponoeutcil" 5u
icincm 75. Su6ildlm cincn slid.
wiiAidl iibcrienooH laliou ID lueldenl
cs am SAlniio bciEt. ngSir omfcn
S6ncn bon @cr5cn fiir 9IacS lpas
sic IN ocn "a So6rcn mieres 9elic.
heus iiir oos Eciiiibthum oeibol ba.
ben uno wiinidlru S0ncn fit bic 81,
iunlt @liid lno Seaen lpo @riol9." +"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
oas edidIuI 9rlanO's.

sgiro am Somtog 9lbeuo in 6oro's
Spern6aus beiproden. IT 8ieIc
quite Ge0ner werOen ompeieno
iciu. - Gas gauge Geutibtbum
5u ser geriammhme ciugeloOcn.
Gcuti6e Sanger trageu me6rere
9icOer Dor.
Gie Nloien Gerianlmlung Ser
@iiroer irii1er 9l6hiuit in o6orO'S
Spcrnbous~ am ndbiten Somtog
9lbcnO miro bon Dielen oeutiden Dit.
6iirgcru 6eiudt ,uerOen glui ben
@mid oeS Gomite's 6pbei iid me6-
rere 9ereinc 6ereit crfl0rt, 6ci scr
Gerionmhmg mebrere 9icoer 81 line
gen. 5erner iino gldfor0erimgen an
pielc angeic6enc 0cutidc Nlit6iirger
craougen ser @eriammlung bei5u-
pobncn Inn Oen ollBerorocntlid5 IN.
terciiouten 8ortr0gen ii6er ole iiine.
item @orgdnge in Srlono 5u loitiden.
Sm Bette oes Sctrctdrs Wlihael &.
ae6oe 6eiinOet iib elm 9rief BON Srt
&otrid gearie, Oent @rdiioenten Der
iriidcn &epublit, ben Oeriel6e au 3.
@lai al icine @lutter obimOte, fiir5
Dor Ser 3eit ieiner Sinridtuna. Ser
9rief loutet; n@ieine lie6e @htter.
9isber bo6e ih INNER nod ge6offt,
ooB es moglid iein peroe, Tidl ipie-
Ocr5ldcbcn. aber es iheint nidt mos-
lid 81 iein. Seb pobl, liebe @altter,
6crner ioee idb ouh Gin Sebwobl 81
@om. .ggom (eiue Sdmeiter), Nlarp,
Bridget, g9ilie, Sri. .. 0iiceal, Goil-
fine 0logginc imO 9lnc 5l ct. 60
mas. SD bofie mo CLAUDE, Dab
@illie ulo dQe ct. GOua's W}1mcr
in Sihcr6eit iino. SD babe S6riit-
itiide abgefoBt ii6er iinon5ieae gluge.
lcecn6eiten mo eiueS fiber meine
8iiHer, wclde i'd Cir 6interloiie Sn
0euiel6en iino einiee @eOidte, ipelde
i'd oen @eoidten inn Wlonuicript III
meinem giiberibront 5Ioefiiet ba-
ben mobte. Tu bait mid ermht
ein fleincs @cOi6t 81 i6reiben mel.
Dies onoelltcn iolte, mas Oh 81 mir
geia9t boit. Sd babe es 9eidriebcn
ino cine 9l6ihrift befinoet iidb inter
meinen @opiercn in ser glrboilr sin.
aaierne. Sd babe eerooc oos bei-
ligc 9Ibenomo6l enipiongeu Sd bin
5lfricoen MIR bereitet mir OoSShci.
Den BON Cir groBen Shmer3. Sic
les lit ser So0, nm oen id @ott ec.
betcn baben luiiroc. menn mir Die
9lnSpabl geloiien morOcn iuGre-oen
Solootcntoo iiir Srlano imO fiir
Sreibeit gSir boben aereht eebon-
oelt EoS 8olt miro icbt iborf iiber
uns urt6eilen. ipdier a6er merocn
mir gelobt ioer0en. Sroucre nidt
nm 9lles Gieies. ion0crn oente. ais
Oh cs Elm Spier lei, welhes @ott BON
mir rnO bon Dir perlonat babe.
9l6ermols leb pobl, liebe Nlutter,
moae @ott Gid fir ole mir crlpies
icnc groBc Sie6e iegneu lmo fir Gcin
groBcs gertroucn, mo moge or fih
@uerer anne6men oie 10 tapier ge.
Iittcu 6a6cn. Sd bofie, oen @oter
iebr boI0 81 ic6cn iino iibcr elm
@leincS perocn mir ipieocr ole Der
eint iein Sd fam niht @orte &C.
mug iinOcn nm Gir meme 9icbc sii
crfldren lmo mein Ser5 ic6nt lib
mad Sud glacn. SIN letteu Wlomeut
nod peroc i'd I'M Screen bei Cir
ieiu Gein So6n Yot~
IS ueroen in iener @erinmmlilnq
biele onocre Shriftitiidc aus ser
idlimnliteu 3cit Srlanos 5lr Der
leillng fonmcu Gas Gouite 6citc6t
ncbcu ocm Brdiioenten Or. @otrid
3. 0lortiu mo Sefretdr 0lidocl g.
ae6oe ans foIaenoen @crionep:
Charles 9l. W6itcfort, gopiton Syo6n
s. Carroll, 9otrid 1raiuor imo 5.
q. airbu.
emcrcncia pom glotre Gamc-aloiter.
6rml Gliio6ct6 Go6lcr 6rl. @oroq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
Vcridt 6c5 @aItimOrc ggctirr6nreang
Der 6euhtigteitSgcbalt Der 2uit
mar GA @ro5ent Inn s ll6r @lorgcns
uno SS a'ro5ent nm 8 ll6r 9lbenos


Plus oen itbrigcn 9unOes gSctter'
@cpbatbtunes. .Stationen ipurocn Die
ioI0cnocn b0diten Tenipcroturen,
oic Inn s llbr geitcrn glbcno berrid.
ten, hcrihtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
Der gBcltfriee hcntc Dor ciucm
Aa9r.
8 Guni 1913
(9iadj Dem 9cridht oes oeittidcn
8cneralitnbs.)

9lui ocm glbiduiit BON Soii.
ions 0rin1cn sic 6rau5oien beim
@e6oft 0nenueuiereS in bic Dor.
ocritcn ocuti6cu Grdben ciii
On 2ittauen er5lUingt oeutid)c
Geiterei norOlid BON aitidanD
BEN @inoau lle6ergong. Gin.
lid, Oes 9lieuen weroeu bic Rui.
icu peiier oegcn aomno se.
ordnat.
Tic Scercsgruppe 9otbmer err
5luinat iii @oli5ieu bei 3uromno
oeu lle6erqang ii6er oen Gnieiir
imO critiirint oie N06en ouf Dem
91orooituier oeS SluiieS
9ln ser itolieniibcn Sront ero'
bern sic Seiterreidcr 0cn 6rei.
foicI oitlib oeS 9Slodenpoiies 5ii'
rid.
9ei 9lri.gurnu ouf @aIipoIi
iogen Oie 1iirtcn ole Gngldnoer
in i6rc oltcu StcIlnnacn Anriid
uno cro6crn n Moi6inenae
lpe6re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

cine 9oa6lut.Shlte lnto ionte bon
Dem gleger troinirt peroen.
&ein neuer Bro5eB.
9ic obcrite StoOtgeribtsbonf bat
acitern in einer Sibune Oen glntrog
ouf eincn ncucn @ro5cB in Dem Sale
bon Snrrp 0tiaer itno @ottlo6
8relo. mclMc I'M GriminolgeriAt Der
Complication 3ur 8ranoitiftmg
ihulOig beilinoen muroen obgeipie-
fen. Dcseleiden pllr0c oos @eiu9
oes Geo. u. 0lcSntoi6 Inn cinen
neuen 9ro5eB obselebnt. @lcSntoi6
lit Oes 9lngriffs idulois befunoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WrOhcS GrO6rcrfcit nno Srii6lings-
Gpn5crt, bonn 6ranenUerciu beran.
ltaltct, am 0icnitag nuO WlittoOdl
gIbruO i'm Sdnlbans. lin 5a6lrci.
den gcind miro ae6etcul
(Euni3 a 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

emcrcncia pom glotre GamcsaIoiter.
Srml @lIabctb 1o6lcr, 6rl Nlaroo-
ret mo Sri 9loie Gneel6orot.
Gin 3eitungSmonn geitorf
ben.
Sreoerid 0oppin @oplanO, Neoot.
trur Der o@6ilooelp6io EreB" Gorre'
iponocnt ludlreno ocs Snren'arie
ees mo cbemaIS in 9oltinlorc iuo6n.
6ait, iiorb genern 0lor9en IN ieiner
@o6miug, 9{r. III Siio Garlislc.
StruBe Y6ilooelp6id Seine giitwe
lit Die ciniii6e 6rdulein Glen Spol
Gobbin aus Baltimore mo Elm 0iref-
ter gl6fomnlinq BON 6roncis Scott
Sieb. Scrr '5oplnuo luar 45 Sabre
ait mo perlieB Baltimore Dor inee.
fd6r 10 Sobren. Sin 5@lagonfall
icete ieinem Se6cu ein 3lel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
0lmtrlran qeoant'
,Reiiunai eeagus"

Sangcr nno Snrncr lurr0cn 0nS
%aiienfrit mn WlOntag, IL. SUM, i'm
9!iucr.S Siciv.&art uerid6neru hclfcu.
9liemauO, Der Oeniibec 8Iut in OeH
9locrn bat iOIltc feBleH.
(Simi3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

ylnfB.
g8citer.Ql .QluSiidIten.

sir WlaDlano nno Den Iiitrift
Columbia 6eute tbeilpeiie tribe mo
Nc0cn om gl6cno, iiioiUeitlidc @tnoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
gSaiIcnfcit
II. SUM,
9SfinsitmOHtns ~. Snni,
OiiOer- @iciu-9Surf.
(5iniS-)


CoS @rcfutip.Gonite Der .9Snou-
Itriol Gommiiiion", beItcbeno aus
Den $50 So6n u. glano. SSoco6 ep-
ltciu @laenc 9eDering, g9oloo 9teru-
comer, SoworO Bruce, 8ronf q.
Soet @rneit 9. W1iQer, g9altcr ..
@roots, 6ronf u. sSurit Sobn Z.
Stone, CHARLES @P. @o6n imO i. 8.
@OoO, wia in sen ndcbiten Cogcn
oeriiihen ole BON Dem uripriin9li-
den gIftienfapiiol bon $500OOO nod
niht ausaeaebcnen glfiicn in ser
S06c bon 100000 ouS5uacben imO
5wor nod einenl @lone, wcldcr cS
ben aolieui erlciAtert fir Bic &C.
6eihueten 9lftien in nlc6ri16rigen
&ntcn 81 6e5oblen.
ScOc OcntidJe Snmilic Oer StaOt
gcbc am Montas, IL. SUM- mad Ocm
JliUer Yiciu 9Sarf sum gBaiicnfcit,
Ocm oerofrn Sage Der SSfleeliuec
ocs 0cntidt6nmS.
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

0on8crtiri 6elte uon z llbr 80 bis
40 llbr ina 9Saiterion@ort
Wdrd .0fs 9ouncHiiun" ........6 .6ilbct
FciisruOcriiirc" ............... gud
81 eclNllon ga Nobene ....+.... .fnfclul
9Ndncf Nclciiln" t.+.4......... emilio
as 0npbnniuils olo pAn'o tana
tsDncf .4........ ...t...,.. .p0rimun
tDr 1bomab 0ntin)
r Tnuidnr The enni ..+......... WiOrci
Nomiuisfeu5cu an Nccibnucn' NuhlrcD
F Ndlun Ibc Qion 0baic" ..... 0ocuiu0
So Ch 1hollnnis 800 licu Nurlt 99ironno
lu unrim . Nci giululiO @unroe" 3D.. yscbb
Eua 4utliiual M Dofih crlnnf nna rico
iaf Srhn0.cb Nnuner" miiiinacl.
EaHieI 8clomn NM 2lfi0cni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

2lpunncntrn bic ben ,1ultidcn Gorre'
iuUipgnirn" Mot phulilld obcr rnrcacl'
mefia rrhalien, finb gebrleu, Der Office
bappu per Eelepbpn uber idlriItlidl Wlli'
lbeilAae 5A naNen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

Ub0eumfrn, bir prn .,rmtidlfu OOrrfIppus
bfnlfn" ulhi phultlld ohu unlearmnnln fr.
baltrn nnb nfbftel, btl Clfe DnUDn pef 1elts
ynou pbfT 1Arlltllf WlhiteAnna ~ mamtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
NaiebnQ

Gic 9oltimorer ipieltcn gcitern
nit ocu glciuorfern ouf ocm bicliacn
SpielpIabe mo perlorcn 0nS erite
SpicI. gln Den onocren @l1bcn uur.
&c niht geipielt. Gos giehltot oes
SpielcS mar.
5n Baltimore
qalimorc. 4 o o o O q o. q
9lepau... $ 0 3 % 3--i5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

40 om NroaolunD gicr
81 9Horin lninhdniore ....,,.,. Eaercl
q Ihcfiiiic 1irnocun" ........p. NlQlpp
a ccliioi sWfdno lpefn ....s,. tonaih
81 fuirpronc colo
lNcif ~ Michl
s. 1re 4dnc ans Seuta orm gaien7
.Vtrrrieitdn5
-HIiClidUJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
gllufel @rGiig -GereeH."
SSriiblingsfcit
Sannitnttcr,lSari,
WlittiuOdl, Oen z. Snni.

Der Sentidic ogierte" Ons &finBIt.
felt Oes 9cntidrn @aiienJunies,
WlOntaa, IL. Snni, Oliper.Sicfu.Earf.
SeOcr Scntidjc iOllte eS feiern belfcn.
(Niid3)
Sd5iiiefarteu
bon mo nod Gcuti6lono uuo
0eiterrei6,llueorn iiber 9iotteronn
uuo 9aem gorf. GelOicnounoen noG
guropo.
S6eo. s. 0iener & Gp,,
217 Cit.gaItimOre.Str.,
(D1dr613-) 243 Sib.yrOuOwag.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-09
HARRIS ASKS '.'''''.
TWO MEASURES
GOVERNOR CALLS ATTENTION OF
LEGISLATURE TO HIGHWAY
COMMISSION AND REVISION OF
STATE MILITARY LAWS.

Atlanta, Aug 9.-If the present SEES
sion of the legislature adjourns with
out the passage of a bill creating an
adequate state highway commission
to conform to the requirements of
the act OF congress appropriating a
fund TO aid the state in constructing
public roads, it will not be for lack
of the governors official attention.
And if the house and senate let the
session get away without the passage
of a bill revising the military laws
OF the state to conform to the latest
requirements of the national govern
ment affecting the National Guard,
it will not be any oversight of the chief
executive.
In a special message transmitted
yesterday to the house and senate
Governor Harris laid special stress
IN the vital importance Of creating
a highway commission that will en-
able the state Of Georgia to secure
is share of thhe federal appropria-
ton, and likewise stressing the great
need for revision of the military laws
Of the state
The generally expressed newspaper
opinion over the state has been that
the highway commission bill which
Haased the house is not an adequate
measure, and this opinion has been
upheld by officials of the bureau of
public roads in Washington. While
the governor did not declare in so
many words that he regards the house
dill as an inadequate measure, he
plainly intimates as much.
Labor legislation and legislation
looking to the establishment of
state warehouse system are also meas
ures in which the governor is very
much interested.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-09
SOUTHWEST GEoRGIANS
ARE BEING AWAKENED

Atlanta, Aug. S.-The Thomasville
Commercial association is doing an ag-
gressive work at the present time in
an attempt to awaken the people of
southwest Georgia as to the danger of
the boil weevil. The government bull
letin on the boil weevil is being dis
tributed and the organization is taking
the matter up with the mayors of the
towns and with the leading farmers
OF the district. Il the work which the
Thomasville organization has already
outlined is carried forward systematic
cally by all the counties of the south
west, it is very safe to predict that
southwest Georgia will not suffer from
the boil weevil as did Mississippi and
Alabama. 1t has been demonstrated
that if certain kind of fight is con-
Quoted against the boil weevil pest,
the damage which he can do is cut
down to a very material extent
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-09
RApID- GROWTH
OF GIRLS CLUBS
GROWTH IN GIRLS CLUBS AND
HOME DEMONSTRATION WORK
IN THE SOUTH HAS BEEN VERY
MARkED-MucH GOOD DONE.

+ Washington, Aug. San increase
since the' beginning of the present
calendar year from approximately g.
800 60 1885 in the number of women
in the south enrolled in home demon
A strations ,work carried on under the
auspices of the us Department OF
Agiseulture and stategagricultural col
{ legea in3shown in figures for enroll
! ment;Juhe 80, 1916sjust announced by
! the office Of extension work south.
I In the same period3the number of girls
enrolled in the canning, poultry and
other agricultural clubs carried on UNI
/ der the supervision of the same office,
& Increased from approximately 42,500
Il 10 47749.
70 The extension work among girls and
q women was being carried on at the
4 end Of the fiscal year in 400 counties
in all of the Is southern states through
:. 42O county agents and so specialists.
I'm addition North Carolina had 200
subagents, and Alabama 16 assistant
M0et.Ity agents, who devoted their time
to the extension activities. The lar
gest enrolment of the girl demonstra-
tors was in the canning clubs, which
had 1906 members. In the poultry
clubs TO- 205 girls are leading, through
" their local groups under expert leader
ship, the details Of raising domestic
fowls. In the clubs devoted to bread
making, 3,721 girls were enrolled, and
% in other clubs, 825.
The home demonstration work for
women has only one organization but
z covers number of different activi-
ties, including various phases of home
economics, cooperative selling and buy
hing, sanitation, and other home inter
ests.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-09
GEORGIA, Crisp County:

Will be sold before the court house
door Of said county, on the first Tues
day in September. 1916, to the highest
bidder for cash, within the legal hours
Of sale, the following described prop
erty to-wit:
One complete set of Georgia Reports,
United States Reports, American
Decisions, American Reports, Ameri-
can State Reports, eye, and American
ana English Encyclopedia. Also office
furniture and fixtures and the entire
library in the office Of ]. r. Hill, in
the American National Bank Building.
Levied upon and to be sold as the
property of j. T. Hill under and by vir-
tue of mortgage fl ia in favor Of Pitts
Banking Co., VS.. J. T. Hill.
This July 5th, 1916.
31-4t J. II. WARD, Sheriff, c. c.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-09
SAVANNAH RECALL MEASURE
SHIFTS BASE TO HOUSE

Atlanta Aug 9.-The fight to place
a recall on the mayor of Savannah
which has participated one of the hard
vest fight of the present session OF the
Legislature, has now shifted from the
senate to the house, and no further
effort will be made to take the recall
bill from the table in the senate
until the house has acted.
z On tomorrow, Wednesday, the rules
committee TO the house will take con
troll of the calendar of the house, by
virtue of authority conferred on the
committee by standing rules of the
house, which provide, among other
things, that during the last seven days
S>of the session the calendar of the
house shall be fixed by the rules com
mittee thereof. without submitting the
calendar to the house.
Representative Herman c. Shup-
trine of Chatham county, a supporter
of the Savannah recall bill, is a mem
Der of the rules committee and a very
influential member.
The plan is for Representative Shup-
trine, through his influence on the com
mittee, to get the Savannah bill placed
on the calendar of the house for next
Friday as special order. The house
will not have the privilege of voting
yes or no, as the rules committee, by
that time, will be supreme. 1t was
not possible to make the bill special
order previous to Wednesday, because
that would have taken three-fourths
vote of the house. Hence, the Chat
ham delegation, it appears, bided their
time, until the rules committee should
take charge
Indications are that the house when
the rules committee forces it to vote
on the Savannah recall bill will vote
ii down. In that event the bill is lost
Should the house however, pass the
bill, which is not likely, Senator Law
renee of Savannah will then attempt
to take the senate bill from the table
and pass the house bill as a substi
. tute.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-09
MEXICAN PROBLEMS ARE
TO BE ATTACKED a TONCE'

Washington, d. c., Aug S.-With the
return of President Wilson tomorrow
from his weekend cruise down the
Potomac, preliminary arrangements
for converting joint commission for
settlement of the existing differences
between the United States and Mex
leo are expected to be brought to quick
conclusion, Officials here believe the
commissioners may begin conferences
some time next week.
1t is understood that during his
trip on the Mayflower the president
has gone over carefully Gen. Carran-
Za's latest note announcing selection
of the three Mexican commissioners
and suggesting that the commission
take ur4 preferably the questions Of
withdrawal of the American troops, a
protocal to cover future border opera
tions and investigation of what in
fluences have been behind border raids
1t is the general expectation that in
his response naming the American
commissioners and designating the
time and place of the meeting, Mr..
Wilson will say that the United States
assumes Gen. Carranza does not mean
to limit the scope of the conference
10 the three subjects he has specified.