davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
o@larBlauS .gSOd5c~.

Gle srobe 9Ider. unO @orten6ou-9lus.
iieIIuus in Ger @dffen6aue Oes s..
9legimeuts 8iebt ole 9lufmcrfium-
felt urf iid. ~ Tie SHIfsqueaen
Oes stoates Sen 9ciudern Dor
sIugen Gefiibrt. Arrangements
beeuoet.
@roBartige@or6ereit iino be-
reits i'm @auge fir sic md6renO ser
iogenonnteii nN1orpIano @o6e" IN
Der @oifeu6ale oes 8. 9iegimentS
itattiinOenoen 9Iusltelungen INN
gerioinmlimgen pom IA. bis 18. 90,
oernber Gieie finOen inter 9lufitdt
ser Sonopirtbi6oftli6en @eiellidoit,
Der Staats S6it3iidter-@ @eiellidboit,
ser Grntcber6eiierunos @eieuidoft,
DER Stoats @lildiarmer @eiea-
iduft unO ser Stoots gienen5ii1-
ter-@eieni6oft itatt.
Sn alien 3beileu oes Staotes
nobt Iib idon Elm groBes Sntereiie
fin oieies iuibtige @reiauiB bemcrf-
bor itnS es miro dneenommen ooB
Die nN1orplauO Mode" oie groBte
9ta3obl bon 2onobeipobuern mad,
Baltimore bringen miro, sic iemolS
bier 3aiommen1efommen lit un0 es
miro ooonr6 Sen @ciHditSIelteu II.
Neluo6nern iuerer Sto0t @elegen+
6eit gcge6en perOen, nit Der SouO-
bepoIferung 6efonnt al tperoeu-
Ger 9tped ser a@3orDIono @ohe"
lit cr5ic6erii6 iowobl fir Die Stdoter
alS aud fir oie 2onobetpo6ner, 5u
tUirfen unO Die 9lnsltellingen iollen
sic beiten ienols i'm Often oboebol-
tenen iueroer Gie berborrogenOiten
gr8ieber oes 2onoes weroen am "a
&c Ioiuobl aIs oud 2(ben0s 9Inipro.
den boIten.
Gas polItdnoige Yrogramm tuirS
in elm poor 9ogeft befonnt gemadt
iperoen.
Stuoeuteh ser MarDldnOer Staots.
lluiocriitdt perOen oen 8uiAauerr
oos Sortiren uno @erpoden BON
glepfeln oorfii6ren. 9luBeroem miro
oic ge6anoluua ser Wild uno gut.
ter bon ser 5orm 6is 5um @erbrolI.
den ge5eigt iperoeu. 81 oieiem 3wed
miro cine SCRIBE bon o1t @liI4fiibcn
in ser @offenboae anigeitelt wer'
oen.
Ginc 9huncll glusIteaung miro
mebr ais 10000 2ioordtfuB gooeu.
fldde beoeden. unO miro ole bette i6-
rer grt iein Ole ientols bier 81 ic6cn
mar. Pm @rofiningstoee miro oie
G6rpIont6ennm oie 9hme oes IA
aes fem, Nlithpob lit 0loientog, ,0on-
urrItug Der Otelfentos
Cine @lais. imO 9ortofiel.9lusItel-
hlng ser auaben unO eine iol6e bon
Saus9alts 9trbeiten Der Wdodeu
miro Iebr an5iebeno inO lebrreidj
iein.
g9a6reno Der 1auerS Der glusItei-
hing mcroen oic Oeridieoenen 3wei.
ge ser 2onOipirtbidoft Olird@onoel'
biloer uoreefiibrt peroen.
,eoer, Scr oitf imiereu Staot ltol'
lit inO ali Oos @eoeibcn oelielben
beoadlt lit ioate oicie 9luslteQun0
beiuben.
yNlarglamOer SGfer-%crcin."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

Sect 6ot oas 0iilmnufeer &ublifiwn
ais ioldes eincn proftii9eu 9lni1nu.
lmgsunterri6t er6olten mcl6er i6m
oos MISUNDERSTANDING in OoS
mir oilrb sic S6ulO Ser 9tominiitro-
tiou england gegeniiber gerot6en
iinO, in ieiner gon5en S9mo9 5ei9t.
Ncrr Scrnnnn 9(. 3eiB Scr ocroienit
poQc Grigcnt scr Sonnta9s.Gon5erte
I'M 9nloitorilm ole ii9 bel oacn
Jrelnoen gutter @'uiif cmer 10 GRO.
bcn @cle6t6eit crirclcn 6atte ole 9lb.
iidt oieicu Ninier icircm 9rogram-
me Qeiujiie oeufibe 0hIifitiide bei5u-
iiigcM Oeren &ortitiren MIR IN
Gcliti6lonO 5u 6uben iino. @r ihrieb
oes6ol6 on eincn Seip5iocr Gcrlag,
Der inoeiicn sic gepiiniNten &ortitu.
rcu nidt iAifcn founte, neil oie
@n9I1uocr iie notiirlid eeito6leu 6o-
ben miiroen. Scrr 3eib icstc lid
MIN, ga 0ieIe Gon5erte cilt lldotiic6cs
llntcrnc6nen limo. nit D}nDor 0oon
in &er6ironng, mo Oicicr ludnote lid
an 0cu cugtimen &otibaiter in
&li6iugton imO craidjie i'm in Con.
Ool Sic @rIonbniB sir Ginin6r ocr
8ortiturcn 81 cuuirfcn. Gs mag
S5crrn $5onu merfpiir0ig gcnlg Dor,
acfomnen iein, OoB er ii6 ais omeri.
faaiibcr @iirgcr iii einer iolbcn 9ln,
Qelcpcu6eit All sen &ertreter ciner
irenoldnoiichcn 9iegicrlng mcnOen
mnBtc, aQein. Oo sic glnoe5oOnini.
itratiou oifen6nr sic amcrifauii6e
4oit nit6t 5n ibfBen wciB, 10 blie6
ION nic6ts 9lnoeres iibrig, olS in Sen
lauren 9tpicl 5u 6ciBen,
SIS ioldten ooWu lauge ger6ouo-
lnn0cn mn mutebr lit non scr
anerifoui,fbeu @otiAoit IN SonOon
Scr iolgenOe 6ciuabe lmdloubli6e9e-
iAeio emgetroiieu ,Iie cnoGihe
6egierun9 beoouert, ridt I'M Ston0e
81 iein, sic NlogIitbfcit sur 2Gsilt6r
non oeuiimcr Nluiif 81 gem66ren
gle Qlor6t 0nB fein @runo uor6ons
Oen 1T fiir sic glnnobme, ooB floiii-
iche oOa onoerueitiee 0iiilif wirflid
fiir er5ic6eriide 3pede notbwenOig
lit lnO ooB tie niht oldb aus nidt-
ieincliden Guellen be5ogen merOen
fonn.4
| Gonit 1T Die 9(ngelegen6eit ndfiir.
! lib crleoigt. @eil ole engliibe &e.
gierimg Der 9lniic6t 1T, oob floiiiidlc
0}uiif feinen er5ie6eriiNcn 3uedea
oient mo neil iie fcrner gloubt, Dob
oie gepinidtcn @ortituren ic6r
luo6l ans oniHtieinoliden", olio
ann 9eiipiel ans engliimcn GreQen
bc5ogen locrOcu fonntcn 10 nniB Sr.
8eis oii ole gIuffiibuns Der betrei-
fenOen Wlltiifitiide, sic oem uuiifali-
ideu @ubIitum BON @}iIwaufee ie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
2aitontO coaiOirte nit 5mei Glcftri
idjen.

Gin 2aitduto Der SOB Sngbes 60,
bon 9lr. $40 gloro.@6orles. .StroBe.
OaS BON @iIliom u. Smith, bonn
aGbriitIibeu gerem Srnger 0ldn-
ner gelenft funroe, frodte geitertt
IN scr 9idbe ser Baltimore mo @il.
mor.5traBc, gegen eincn @ilfens
Nlbe StraBenba6mpoggon Scr IN
liiolicbcr 9iiHhm9 ourd oie @tl.
nor.StraBe fiibr iino gegen eineit
on0ercn StroBenba6npasgou, Der in
oiilider 9lihhlne olrd oie gnIti-
more -5troBe iubr Smit6 leufte
icinen &roitmagen IN oitlicber 9iif.
tlmg ais oas 2altnlto idblitterte
ans aegen Oie SduBidnger ser BEL.
Den 2traBeubabnmogcu fubr Ger
zdrl6fdugcr Ser Baltimore. StroBe.
elettriihen brad; dntb oie Sdlus.
porridtimeen am 2afaato muroen
5cririInmcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

Gieies @ort babe i6 oomoGs in Oent'
i6em Stol5 Dielfo6 meter cr5dblf
lmo jcbt oarf cs pieGeicbt noAmols
mieOer6olt merocn. Wtogen iinleril'
qittcn S6mcrt imncr peiterc @rfol'
&c bcidicocn iein, ocnn cs loll ia nod
ocs 0idtcrs @ort AM oelttiben use
len 0ie @eIt 9eneien1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
0nrlc staOtneniofeilcn.

Ole nonotlihe &erionnllung
Scr o@oucotiona( Sccictp bon 9olti.
more finOet am 6rcitog, ocn 10.
glooember in oem @aliif5inncr scr
Geitliheu Su9idulr itott. 5rdulein
5lorence s. gonlbcrocr bon ser
SSo6ns Sopfins llnioeriit1t, miro
ii6cr oas E6end nG6c Socidliiution
Of @OucatiOn" iprchen~
Douglas &. Notnp, wclder olii
Stootsfoiteu in ocn 0lorplon0cr
Eolitebniflmi nuSgc6iloct mtroc,
uno Elm @iitglico scr W3otplono @1o.
rinc 9ri9ooc por, ging ais @fer0c,
fncdt noA @nglnno, rmo licB iic6 5rr
britiiAen Qlrtillerie anucr6en.
Sic Olitelie0er Scr 5irno Bart.
lett & 0opporo moren qeitern @Gite
Der Observation-Disclosures Der Sir
mo bel cinem gonfett inn Gnerion-
&otel ueldes aus 6reuoe ii6cr cinen
&icieuauitrog 5ur Seritc(lung bon
fiini5olliacn @cidplB6iilfa 0cgc6eil
puroc
Sarru @olofo0en 6at gSilGan
@cnfel I'M Common @IcoS.@cridJt
ouf $1,000 SAooenerioB pcrflogt.
neil oericl6e nit ieineln 9htomo6il
8egcn iein @elponn ocio6rcu III no
6icrourd mlge6liob ein Eiero unO
ocn @a0cn bei40oigt 6otte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
SOn scc unO Soaicn.

Gegicrun9 wornt Dor Ste1lm9en ouf
britiicbcn S6iffcn.- sSeOcr Gie6-
worter muB BON icBt an cineu
8oB bobcn, nenn CT rad einem
Der friegfii6renoell 2Gnoer gebt.
9ange &ciic cincS itaIicnii6cn
s6iifeS.
Ger 3oQeinne6ucr @m. q. &pon
crbielt gcltert Gin Girfllldr pom 6.
q. Chamberlain Dem S1iffobrts.
@onnliidr bonn &onOeIs- -Geporte-
meut in ocm omcrifanii6c 9iirgcr
eemornt werOen iib ni6t auf 5o6r.
3eugen ei15uibiffcr, oic Sdfcn on.
loufcn in ioldcn 20uOern, oic iett
am arieoc 6etbeiliot lino. Der GSort.
ldut ocs 9rieies iolgt.
.Oos StaatS 9cportcmcnt in
gSoI6ington Bat 5a6lrei9c 9cri6tc
bon oncrifoilii9eu oiplomotiibcn II.
Gonlulor geamten in oen friegfii6,
rcnoen 2du0ern er6oItct lollt ocrcli
Seeleute, Die ii6 ouf i6rc Hebte ais
omcrifdniitBc 9iiraer bericier in Sen
6dfen Scr friegfii6renocn 9Idtionen
pcrbaitrt ipurOeiJ lueil iie ueOer i5rc
9ieiicpdiic nod onoerc Bopiert init
| Iib fii6rtcit I'm Ii6 oIS dncritoniide
9iir9cr ousalweilcn.
Sie iolten ii6 an ole 9lep.9orrcr
9(geuhr, 9lr. 2, Jlector.S .StroBe, oOcr
III anoereu Orten oil bic 9lftuarc Der
Nunoesgcribtc oOcr, no iiA fcinc
9inocsocritte bciinoen an oie 9lf-
horc Der StaotS9eridte mcnoen Inn
sic erforoerIidcn 9ieiicpdiie 5u CT.
lNngcn.
Sn Observation-Disclosures lit cs
mogli6, gluSweiiui9s. @drtiiitate Oor
cmem 3oIleinne6mer 3u eriongcn.
Tos Stants0eportcment perlangt
oaB oicie 8efonntmQ6ung ocn @i9cil
tbimern mo sen gefebIsbnbern oue
rifami6er S9iffe 5u piiien segeber
miro. (ae5.( 6. 2. G6dm6crlain
Notwithstanding"
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8 a noe 81 G G.

9aS italienii6c 9ortidifi u9}oiiro
5ignoro Del @ocbctta" fom geitern
nod einer 9ieiie BON 100 Gn9cn bon
2iporno, Statien bier an. @iorige
@inoe imo @inOitiac i'm @littelmeer
perurio6ten oic 9leiiepsr5ogering.
CoS,S6iff miro So6len fir Die itaIie-
niide 9icgicrung la0en.
Die itolicniihcn 0dmpicr u2luola"
mo ,0ionOiio" fomen in 9oaalt bon
@emlo lu0 @ibroltdr on Inn Sc.
trcioe inio @2e6l fiir Nlittelmeer6dien
5u laocn. Sic 6ritii6en Gompier
p@orperlp" bon @enuo lmo gGorl'
ton" bon Moricilles fomcn ebenioaS
an I'M Sta6Iproouftc mi @ctreiOc
81 loOen.
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gefd6r(id6e Sdafe.

Dos @aaf, bas @innbilb Del
Sanftmllt un0 Schulz. 5eigt gang an.
oere gbarafter3ise, tpenn IS ii@ felbfl
iiberlaKen bleibt. gebeimrat Griebel
mics jiingit i'm @erein fir oeutf4s
@Glterfunbe barauf bin, ouB tn Sc
birssldnbern namentlid Die S4afs
b6de. bic autpeilen bic 5erbe sesen Mb,
LEI unb anperes Raubaeug gu pertetoi.
gen baben, bic @faidternbeit bes Ser.
benpisbs Der gbene o0uis ablesen uni
Dem Wenfden feinesngs ausniden,
Sn Sprol peroen bi. Sdafe oft II
fred. bab lie Den Wanberer serabeau
berfolsen. Hdmentlid fiuo fie banr
nur i4per au Derideudeu, tpenu
ibuen einmal jemanb Sals gum 2eden
perabreidt bat. sic perlansen oann
ben iebem @oriibertommsnben ibren
Solstribut uno ssben tn ibrer llnDers
fhdmtbeit oft 10 nett. baB fte Die Wens
f9en buditGbli6 nntnabbern, iuenn iit
bas burd asu S9peib ausgei4ieosat
SaIs in ben &leioern ipittern. Sn Der
Shpei5 ioa oas Sal3fittern Der
Sdafs 3uipeilsn fogar lebsnssefdbrlif
fuerben, neil fi9 bic S9afe babel fd
iinseftiim beranOrdngen. Dab fe Der
Jiitterer umperfen uno unter umftdns
ben in einen abgrunb itoBer. Die or.
siebuns madt aIio uiht nur ben Wens
fnen, fonoern oud has S4af.
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es ibn 81 ltorenl @ie oft bab i'd
alein 3i Saus iiten miiilenl 9ll
t%pronniiierit 9oriuin. Gas iugt
sSranl'n Sinte aud)."
SD babe fem Sergniigen oaron,
beute obne Ooraline a%us5ngeben",
ipra1 8orpin drgerlid..
Srau gggsoorf lieB iid nieber.
Sic bate ia 3eit. Sic ipar ibon in
einem ounfelgrauen SeiOenfleioe,
nit 0eiien edJteu Spieen iie Die
8enernIin Sbleihbeim redt i'll
iibertrumpfen bottle.
o2iebe ainoer", begann tic emit
idIoiien uno reolid ilber5cugt, cine
miitterlide Tflidt 81 crfilGeu, lid
ntiB eilf] mol Iasen: ncbmt eud)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-27

5uiammenl Man tuldeIt idon iiber
eud). Sd bah feine 9bren. 60 ets
mas entgebt mir nid)t. aue augeu-
bid cine groBe S5etle. 0as lit Io
graBlib. SD mag nid)t. oaB ibr In
BEN Wuno Ser 2ente fomn1t. Sm
meiner Samilie maB cs FORFEIT 5uges
ben. SIN @oruin fam es niht lie-
gen. Gr mar immer ein rubigcr
WenIh Ser ultBfe, mos er wollte.
SID, mad)te 9oroIine. uno IT,
re @ugen begannell 5u fnnfeln. @or
min Job es ibr an: ouf ibrer
Surge ifapebten acknowledgement
Die cine, Ole nit)t Dor ben Sbren f.
ner Mutter laut peroen o~nrfte!
(Gortietunc foIgt.)
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5reie Yrde fit stras: Mit1po6 Sen II. 9c5ember 1916.

mao, bic urfa9e ibres llnsliids TT
Merner.
Mutter! Sn ipenisen Woden fol
unfere !9odaett fem - i'd min Dir
beimlid etpas iaeen i'd ltebe Wers
r,er niht mebr.
@on Der Stunoe an, mo i'd bic net
nenbe DDrte. ote i'd 10 lieb sebabt.
bon mir ftieb, fie( es pte Meltau uro
Madtfroit auf mein Sriib1insssliid.
Sd ourdfdaute tbn plObli4 gana,
unb baB i9 ni9t los tonnte bon tbm,
DAB bic 2eibenf9aft mid INNER tptes
Der au%ridspans in fem Sod, erntes
briste mid tief.
Sept lift Merner bier Moden pers
reilf sepefen - in 6ieier 3ett, befreit
BON feinem perfonliden @tnfluB, babe
i'd mid innerli9 BON ibm sel0t. Mtors
gen foG er be%imtebren. Don elmer tie
fen nnrube eetrieben, lief i9 beute in
bos sselb binaus. 9u peiBt, pie i'd
oas Rornfelo liebs, es sibt fir mid
niAts @90neres, als tief, ttef bineias
3ulanfen, big i9 ni9ts mebr febe als
6tmmel anb Mebrenipelen, uno als
ih ba dnf einem Grabenbort fab, fam
@traten mir na9. gr bate mid ses
feben unb fpar mir gefolst.
Wie er 10 baberfam, ftdnb in fets
men treuer Mu5en Elm b~erspeifelter
Gntf9luB.
.Mas sic au9 bon mir bentet.
i'd mnB reOen,' faste er nod turaem
@ruB. sd bin gefommen, I'm Sie
au narnen- 6eiraten sic merner
@roBmonn nidt, es tpdre Sbr I'm
glid."
Diefe l1li9ten, nit Der Mu9t bel
Mabrbeit gefprodenen WOrte gaben
mir Die Rraft. bic i'd bisber ni9t ses
funoen battle.
rGs tit mein fefter Gnti4luB, Jpn
uprsen feinen Rins aurid3uididen,'
erniberte id, bod mir mar babel 81
Mut, ols fprdde Scenario anoeres
oieTe Morte unb Id f@taunte leIbf oar=
iiber.
.Sun Sic es nod beute, tpenu Si'
ibn morgen feben. 4perben Sic biel'
feift anberen Sinnes,1 bei9por e
mid brineenb.
.@ut, i9 pin es nod beute tun
bod i'd muB suoOr nit meinen glterr
reben," foete ih. pie aus einem Sraln
1eraus.
.aommen sic, perfdumen sic tein'
3eit mebr," Bat er faft flebenb. Sd
fab Die @ngft in feinen alusen unb #
ibertrus ii9 auf mid. Wir ginger
aufommen our9 oas aorn auriid uni
nit jebem S9ritt iteiserte iid oiei
G~naitgeTiibl uno Die 8etlemmung, oi
nit ouf Ser gruit lagen. Gin barter
metoniidsr Slang flimmerte duf Der
4e1reniposen, Der mir in bie Muser
fad unb mid blenbete. bic 9alm
! ftanOen bier 10 bod, bab iie mir mi
Gefidt unb iiber ben aopf fdlusen uni
e5 mar Elm mibfames @eben auf be
harten Rfufte Der Mderfurde.
Cine lpiiblenoe llebelteit itieg in mi,
auf uno ba = oa ftieB mein Sui
an etlpas Mei6es So = Miitter
Mutier, ba mar bas @rdbti1e - b
tparsn DOrtes gebrodeue Musen
bon Da an tpeiB i9 nidts mebr!1
Gin @asen iuste rnHelno in bel
9of. Jrau Wertenofp sins ibren
@atteH enf9egen.
Gr mar ipeiB i'm @eii1t unb fabl
Sn fsinem 3immer iant er sebrodel
! in einen Stub.
Still. LAB Gufta nihts b0ren =
IS lit su oiel fir fie beuts Merne
bat iid erfdofen. Gr tebrte heu
morgen auriid
.Werner toto"
ga. Gr mar fdiper belaitet, elm
| Jrau. bic aIte 6asemann, bic imme
arduier i'm Gelo fudt, bat i'm DO
feiner qbreife nit D0rte ins Sell
seben feben. llnb bas ganae Dorf fol
BON Der 2iebfdaft setpuBt baben. Gut
oaB er Den Mut bate. iid felbit 81
ri9ten."
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Merchants transfer Go.

Srmspurtieren nn0 Mlf1teuen DOH
.Gofes@ uno ihperer Mafdinerie cine
GnesioIitdt. Nbbolen, gerfenben. NrfbeS
mdbreu etc. Office 510-514 Soloro'n
Str. Beibe Selebhore 359.
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SIND SIZE KRANK?

Woueu sic aisfinben, mas S9llel'
fehlt. uno mDbten Sic 9eilino fperoen.
10 fonfuitieren Ste
DR.. Petry, graduirter chiropractor'
2O3 SuerIer=W ebatbe, 222h "; Sorns
u,erce Ctr, Sci. grodett 1888.
ftateriu&umg nnb GoninItattpr fret.
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

Bos beheutet ,sbe Gistteen"? 9ns
heite Sotel fir bas nenio'te Gelo IN Gan
Nntonio. 3imnter Soc. .ansaeaeldr'efe
Wahlseiteu 25c. Hiehrige Spedtolrdten
per Wode. SAB fret. @rodett 6271: Sn
rentraler Gage. 302 SibSMlarno Sfr.
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pptela.
HOTEL

3s5 alau,o Tlasa - hiibi6 moblIerte
reiue Simmer. SOC, Toe. " PEE 2ag,
$50 un0 aufipdrts per WoGe. SInII1eI
mt 2 8etten $500 per gSore. Jules
Setephon grodett 65S.
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VseSdsaff5= aaienDes
6ois ,am0 &oble.

Mir halteu bic bette @oble nnb Sas
bette Breunhols. 8robiert uls. Vlase
Wpob & Goal Company. Grodett 6o5S.
Neues Eelepbon 1911.
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-.Sater ScratM 6eeb" nnb uSa-
tex Gss Nafb" maht Die 2emIlerl tegs1'
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samen uno Wefagelfatter.

aerb. GtaffeI, 319 OF : Commerce
ctr. Sen. Getreioe, @artens uro SelO'
Iou1esr. gefligeIfutter, Sntnbdtoren.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-24

which poets have expended all the
beauties of every language under the
sun for myriad years. This is an Old
old wav with the world The Hand
that created things established the
laws II was not intended that we
should be able to stay the execution
of the law. Nor should we lay blame
mon ourselves for not having direct
ed affairs differently.
The flowers that covered the form
of Cora Lou solomon in its last rest
ing place in the little Vienna cemetery
Thursday afternoon were placed there
Inv hands of those who loved her in
life. Sad memories of her going will
take the place of the cheer and hap
piness that would have prevailed had
she been left yet to enjoy the good
things of life How sad is such a
death as hersi
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-24
THAT ANNUAL DINNER.

We are going to have that new
ears dinner as booster for the
chamber of commerce, Might as well
ready, 1t isn't the other fellow
alone. but you and the other fellow
and all Of us who have an interest.
1r'e are going to start the new year
it'll an occasion for hearty good fell
awship. We want TO join hands in
renewed assurance that we are go
* to work for larger commercial
sefulnesS in 1917
The business pledges are worth
ore al 4 dinner where there is OPP
,rtuuity for an expression Of the
Isl there is in us II is not likely
lat any person will say q word about
ouey. II is not money that is needed
i this occasion. II is a social occas-
especially for business aud pro
ssional men.-citiEens who have
terests in the community,-a it
1ght 10 be an occasion for the farm
and stock raiser of the County, for
5 interests and ours are all as one.
This ought to become the occasion
making our commercial body in
, lde a county membership. We can
I AFFORD to miss il. Our present
amber officials will have more 10 say
OUT this,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-24

its whole duty cheerfully and faith
fully.
There are times when our ideas run
counter to those of our friends here
and there over the community. IL
should be remembered that editorially
the Dispatch is only one person who
doesn't happen to know everything
isn't all wise and is not perfect. AS
a publication il can represent all IN
terests where everybody speaks out.
Part of its religion is plain speech. II
there is person with public inter-
est at heart who sees error in the
policies of the paper he should speak
out. We may differ among ourselves
hut nothing should shake our loyalty
10 our own community and its achieve
ment and speaking out usually re
yeals where lies the truest loyalty.
The Dispatch wishes to help every
local business enterprise grow strong
or in 1917 aud in addition ii wishes
TO help enlarge the possibilities OF
successful farming and stock raising,
Il is not farmer or stock raising
institution, but il can tell what the
uccessful farmer and the successful
took raisers are doing in such man
or as to instin more general interest,
Here's success for all of us in 1917.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-24
SWING OR SWAPPING
CHRISTMAS GIFTS, WHICH ?
To the Editor:


Christmas time is q great time TO re-
member each other with gifts II is
nice and pleasant custom in way,
but it has its bad features.
We think we should give" not ''eN-
change" values. The custom has
grown until one cannot give Christ
mas gift without that friend feeling
that he must forthwith send back a
gfy 70 the sender.
The same is true with bridal pres
er2tS and becoming so in birthday, re-
Ception parties and it often causes
che 10 feel embarrassed for ii rohs the
g-ver of almost all the pleasure for
such. There are times when 10 return
:. present entails a great sacrifice: yet
we feel that we ought TO do so. re-
gartileSS of the convenience III money
matters. and too: this exchanging of
& its often calls for the spending CT
mere money than We are able 10 spare
But the worst feature of all is too
often the ones 10 whom we give does
not need or appreciate the exchange
~ all. but for courtesy sake pretendS.
sIwayS there are about us real objects
o. charity or 10 say the least, people
MO really need. and the same amount
RESTORED upon these would cheer com
fcrr and often relieve want and mis-
cry.
We do not mean 10 discourage send
iUg Christmas bridal or friendly gifts
BuJ We should give freely and not ex
pecr s return and discourage the
custom that the recipient should feel
obligated 10 reciprocate and let them
know It's done Tor love and appvecia-
ton J. r. X
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-24
SPLENDID FINANCIAL SHOWING

Mavor Jones and the members OF
the city council for 1916 have show
ing in the statement published else
where in this issue of the Dispatch
which reflects credit. We have no
intention TO do more than to help man.
fest an appreciation. When such a
showing is made. it matters not who
makes it. it deserves concentration.
Let those who wish lay claim to
the honors. Ii is not our purpose to
saw who dit the best work. The tinan-
.ces of the city. if we have any sort
Of idea as to What the real history
Of municipal fnaucing in the past has
heen. are now in communicable con-
dition.-and the taxes are lower for
another year
The property holder has the assur-
ance that his municipal tax money
has not been wasted. The accounting
for il seems to be good one. Let
each man who had TO do with the
clty's affairs claim all the honor. II
is a real honor to any city admins
tration 10 make the showing which
is being made by the municipal gov
eminent of Cordele at the close of
1916.
If you do nor happen to be in politi-
cal alignment with the present city
administration, look closely into what
the city officials have published for
your information 1t is your right to
look into municipal affairs and espe-
c.ally the finances. II you find some
tning wrong. speak out, If il is as
they present it. then they deserve
hearty approval for il is q good show
ing. If You find nothing wrong and
YEA still want to give vent TO some
aches. watch out for the brick in the
mouth that you deserve. for somebody
might sling one your way.
Encouragement TO such effort as has
been made in the past year IS going
10 help Us 10 reach one of the lowest
property TAX rates in all Georgia,
Every man who pays a dollar in taxes
ought 10 be interested sufficiently 10
express approval and let those who
run the city government know that
the eFor, IS being appreciated, That
sind al thing does lois Of good,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-24
DEATHS sAoOeNING TOUCH.

No death could bring 10 any COM
nity sadder situation than that
ich takes away the young life. full
hopes. radiant with the Joys OF be
In the midst Of the holiday pre-
7auouS, in the glorieS Of budding
manhood. Cora Leu Solomou's life
n, as flash. - quickly that hui
an AID was impossible. What &
eek,
She was school sirl with bright
,mi$a. She Was president OF her
IS and took = leading part in the
,rk in the school She lived SucA
friendly. every Day life that she
IS loved over the entire community.
every home she viii be missed for
erybody knew her, The school Will
$ her 50 keenly ne word cAu ex-
49, The sorrow.
should Ne undertake. 10 Uuravel the
sStsrsss ar,ending The goins Of such
person III such = manners VIA, an
N, reminder IS This tha, nothing
secure. And this : theme on