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2ie observation-disclosures inns

idon mie6er Cntrilitet. Iitsmdl iiber
Den grciitn Ora 8ildof bon 9alti
more, aar0inul @lbbons. Gr BAT it'd
mieotrholt aegan polit;ide @e1bQ
tigunq oer 6rou altaQeiprohen. mo
ror einiqen [oqan nit ~bCionoerent
9iadorud: Comet meiue @eobod
ting rcldt. lit III Staaten, in mel
DIN 6r1acn Dos gSablredt beiibeu
AaS Hfiultat Der @nbIen onourd
nidt beeinilurt morocn. Inner poli.
rides 9cbcn III oesbaIb ourh oje
Ehcilnahmc her6rouen nidlt gcbeiIert
moroen, mobl ober muB Dos bdu5lidc
2ehen ser Groucn. Ole i'd ol oeIj
Observation-Disclosures b.tbciliQerL gelit
ten boben. 9ie Observation-Disclosures
liG0 nit idIimmit,u 6ein0e ocs meit-
lidcn Odhlehtc2, Ser foitbGrite
5dob ser 9tntian iin0 oie Glnoer,
mcld)e Ser Eflene Der Ilutter bcoilr.
zen. mo pernnhlliltqt mcrocnJ menn
iifl Ole 6rou Scr EoIitit miomet.
&SeIlfl lt) Nun gtgclt Dos Srdltcn
itimmrett crfldrc, 10 tretc id fir oie
g&l,roc Scr Srau Gin. Sic Grdu ii
cine &2nigin obcr ibr Neih II!
oas Sans. Gic Qr6Btcn politiihen
Eriumpbe, Medic Tie i'm ofifentliden
@cbcn erreiden fontte. eriheiner
umbcoclten0. mcnr; ma tic nit oenl
ruhiQen @lilrfe pergleiht, oos bon
lGp9Iideu Sdlrcine u~usiroblt. Sen
lie Hurdl hire 5uQeroen ols G5ottir
!.n0 Vfutter ncrihonCrt." - Dos iino
lraftigc Mort, @ortc. oic 5uoem
ms Dem Minbc cines Monnes for1-
men, Ger Sen Nerei5, 0oB er bcfuIt
lit, ais Nobuer uno 9&orner Dor Sic
Ytutinn Eli trctcn. nidt mcbr 5u CT.
hrinnen 6rouft.
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in Wciu gorf rat lidv Gin Gumitc

nc5iloct, I'M iitr Die q~iropdlldlcn
striepsnothIci0enonn otnc Riititdlt
ouf sic 9~tdtiouoIitit bumncrt Miaip.
teu oui6ubrtnqcn. %errlid)l ihreit
Der @eodnfenloie chi mn i1dt ollf
Sic 0uie Dor Der Gr6Be omcrifoni.
idcr Nuatdnltdt. &otte ober Nmc-
rita cas- Der" Aricac tcjnc UtiQior1tn
dc3oqen ptou broudtc iebt feline mil.
lionen niht ocun Sic aricg3uotb bot
tc I0allt tin Gn0s q%cuofutcn.
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McnunIitnbEd lef Eeutt betrndlttI

1idt 0eutifIou0 ais Giro 0ieiQhr iir
bic 9'eruui0tcn 1tnntcn. ion0crn oo5
uali'd japoujidlc @itnouiB. Glen
3or lift ibm Ser fiirsli6e Nuiiab jc,
Hr% 2Qnooner Nlnttcs cntgaHdeu.
Go5 1ohu 0uu OILS scr eiQentlihcn
Sitter DER Monroeoottrin mo Gn1,
l0nb as Nmcrifn9 SdnlB- uno (rltt
turg bcicihrcts.
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liz sdmsis mirO uun Gentid.

-.Ie SHhleI5 iuIrD Jun ItAIInI'
ln-o nit Wctrei6e un6 Petrolcura
utrIorqt, mdbrenb Die Aaiirt-n To-
DIES 81 liefcrn uift imitanoe iino.
0qfir o5er 0cn Gioqcnoiien Uorihrci-
bcn mrften. 6aB iic lire @rcn3en
Lcrmctiih gear Die Centraimddtt
c6IhlicBcn. g&cnn Is ouf Die 0err-
ihniter IN @on6on mr. Yaris anita.
nc hilriten ridt ciumol Die g 0 d -
por.t Shmei}cr 0die nod 0elttid
l1uo o0er CaIrrreid e1portirt mer-
Trn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22
Or. WOooarn betrtffenb.

2os pbiQe lit Elm 0ilo bon ocnt
l%citen0en Spc3ioIiiten @isconim3,
Wcldler hrouiime ardnfbcitcn obnc
Operation erfolereih bcbarocIt.
Hor mcbrcrcu &abren gIal,bte mar.
0oB eun @ruh. dlroniihc 0lino-
0nrntent3iinhunQ, 8oIleriteine, &rop'
mo piele Observation-Disclosures fduatch
nidjt obne Cpcrution furirt luer.
0eu.
Set etlifcn I>obrcn ober poren
tcrllhmte MtGnner I'M meoi5iaiihcn
Ncrufe. mie Or. Withnifott bon 4Sa-
ri8, Der bcltioe lcitenne 3oftor Der
H@elt, II. McGlnan. YrofclIor Der
MIcoi5in on ser lrnlberljtGt SIT @oin.
hnrob. Sfottlono. Cir Nctrp Bur
0ltte Bon Gnglou6 utto Or. Sage
non Bolton Woli. ionic un5ahligc
0nherc @-riIhmtbeiten, ieit oQoon
iibcr3cuat mo hnbcn bcnicielt, 0ob
Ill nicIen 63lcn inld)c Grnnt1eittl
rriolarcihcr. bsiier un0 q~efo6rIoicr
0Irh mooernc V%chouollln8 furirt
Wcrhcn f6nrcr, ais ourf) oen 0e-
trouh Oon .9telicrn.
Ginln! nQc bier @Sohcn fommt
ocr Gctter nod Ga Grolle nnN itn0
Nonlrltationcn frci fir ole, ole i'm
I'M Stoobar0 Notcl oliIuhen.
VI fcnrnt 6i inns ouf 0as bGfitc
rctonon0irt mn bottc nicle llnicrcr
2cnta ais Yutientcl, melde err flirirtc
nodl0em lie bicIc nnocre 4cr5te er,
iolgIoS mriuht bottert. SIN 8eiprGd)
heS SdtciberS NIT Dem Gottor iogtc
nerieIbc: Gas @eitreben inter ocrt
Ncr5ten no 6o9 Nfeiicr in Sober.
mon hiucin3ltItefcn, uno 3mor unter
dcrinQitem Gnrlnouh. Sc0od be; ocn
qroGcn Contribution. pcIde in Sen
lctten Sobren in Scr meoi3inilhen
g2i'lcnidnit ocmudt mliroc1L hnbe,l
monde Ger hcitcn 9lerStc Sen 6cbIer
erlgeleben unh racriren Jest foum
Hcn oiertcn Shcil gcgen frilber. SD
fcnn rihia 'oQcn mo fam eS ollh
bclueiIcm hoB ~nlinoeItcn5 80 Yro3cnt
scr 9Iiu0norm Operotioncn batter
E0h bcn ncltcn rnooernen Mcthoecn
oiel idrtcQcr uno better obnc HtcIier
tlrirt ipcr0en tonren. uno Dem Ra-
ttcntfn p1rcn picl 2cihcn. piel Sc.
fohr nf;h Qrobc Molten cripurt &c
blicbcn I'd hobc 0icie Nuslaoe aleid
bier III Der Nohboridoft bcrieicn
rn6 fonntc Shncn Gutenoe bon 9ric.
len 3ciaen BON ooattnrcn Goticntcn
mcldlc ih oui oielc Mciie turirt babe.
Ser Gcftor idlricb rrliIidl cir
tlclneS bodllt Invertebrates 9ijhIeir
hctitcIt .Wcocrne Mtethobcn III Ve.
honaIunrQ Observation-Disclosures obnc
Nncratlor" lncld,cs or 1crne on Sc.
ocrnron icnoet nurdlnuS irei ipcnn
mou honlh iraQt coer id,reibt.
Trpeub Scmonb. Der on elmer dire.
niid'cr Nrnuthcit Icibct. inSbcicancrc
mcnn 'clbit o%crohnIidc @chonhlunQ
trrttc ioIltc Mnbchindt Tr. @oohora
fnniuItircn bel 'eiuem nofiicn @eiuht
III "a Sroiie gien&tdg, ocn 20. Sc
5cmbcr, III Nutcl StusSnrS non y.
llhr WorocnS his : llhr Nbcnn5.
ltuterlutunu ireinoer man ionte ihnr
itreihcn nod t2t gSi2cniin Strnfe.
.ntiImoufce. &'iS. Non ihide mir
'cin ftcircS 9iidIeiu ;~nrrcrbin. cS
lit icbr lntereiinnt fir Scoermau.
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e@sg &. G. San auten. @eriide.
runqe< N9cnt; 8iraihoitsz ooer Cider,
beit5e9oro5, 22S Yearl Stra6e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22

rnlicbiam ouiqeifcu1t bat. GaS
Eu.3eln Der &urie an oller 9oricn.
hns III ser joponiidlen 0ouptitnot
Icfio ben Gborofter eincr Yanit on
nobnt. iooaB Der 8oricltempct le-
i4to:ieu weroeu nltbte, Lest oere0tts
,}cIiQaB odfiir ab.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22

Sod. ons Die GentrolmoAtc @olen
dRitrlcgtcn. &2ohrihe mid LleinGt tic
Die Gttloulna. Tc.1n sic q fridl
tnita cincs iclbItonoIqen 4olm5. DE
@rimemq ron llninerirtotar NM
Sdrleh, 0cu &ieocrnuibdu Der bon
hcn Nuii.n uichcrnebronnten @obr.
iI0tten ourt Die @eircier f0nntn tic
0ch nldlt out mcinenl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22

I'm nod 10 picIcs lciiten fonnen. @ir
molen. 6aB nuh 6rantreih lebt, ie.
Een nit nlfridtiocr 1rnuer oicie3
2ano fidl Uerbluteu. Dos mir ME &c.
bait hoben. ISlr Gelltidlano. fiir
Tronfrei6, fir Ru3lono uno fir
GngIano mcaen mr. oen 6ricbeuL
Srieoen i.ir Die 0on5e bluteu0e Nelt "
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Butter unr Sier i'm @rushansel.

4sreiIe Don oer Soplep Cont. 60.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22

Nha l,1r5eln Der Nnrlc. wei
de Nufnobnte Dos 1ricocnS PIN,
nttot 0eutihlono5 III Foneu SER
Gentr1imGdlte bel Den on6ersn ari,t.
f%iihrcn02n finoen mirr If rod n6l
liz unbcitir,mt. I'm 10 3,ociieIboftcg
cher 1T ietne 4ufnohrre II iencn
&reiian 0enen oie lrablide Den.
'dCritIddterei Elm mjllfommercr
g.lIoTt 3itr 9crciherunA lit Sur
olcic Non0ire. oie icit inIt 21a rSab
rem @olo otS Nhut 0citiGicren. pGr
SIC %otidoft oes Geitafon}lers Elm
imcrmnrtcter 7onneritloQ. Der Tie
onS ihrcr nngcnebnlcn @eihGftidlml
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7ic Nrnn,O;cu iputtcn nnS oie(sno.

lan6er lohcn ubtr GeutifIonos 6rie.
oersm1crbictcn. bei5t es in Den &c
peid III. Gns bnben tic bt:3Cr thor.
obec oan1it BADEN tie ioneit fcinen
5ie3 cIrl;ndal. ln0 in Der 3nfunit
miro linen 0na It, nio loeni8 3eIin
ans
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go Groilt, hen -. 1ejcmber 1916.

Eunlanh meuoct iih on ennnoiidle
RontierS Inn @eIo. Sos iiderite
TittcI CIR g(bfitblunn Der bi9berigeu
Treunoidoft.
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bel4usseuet. Die Observation-Disclosures
&oult @anorlan, Yralioent.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22

Gentidle 1ampfcrliricn ibcrneb-
me- bercits jet JrodDtbeitcllmqcn
Sic hiir'ten nod rem arieqe mott
Die cin'iocn icin. bic nit Boaoamrf
crheitcn f6nnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-22

n1s97 User @elber 81 m0figen 3inien
lethen mDc)te. etllen u%erldBlidben Hatb,
qeher fiir/Geebs nnb Iort9ages brnudt.
oher @eIb auf quite Siderheit ausleiben
nil, tpenoc lid an ". s. 6idi5h.
203 9. 4. StraBe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04
HARDLY THE MAN.

Oscar Branch coluutt stands Tor
everything that President Wilson
does not ~ Washington hc Wmld
amount 90 political maiit. to %
hlmdcr Trmpcrumcuihlly he b.
near Rim to Theodore Roosevelt
without ans ol Ur Roosevelt boo
tcllcctual genius Et thr $500
mean to declare thht Dolwlu b.
u mm who nets without aierrr on
only moving according lo impulse
aud prejudice Primarily hoWr.rf
be- stands ont W m enemy of ihn
sort ol Democracy $50 must l00h
forward lo during fhr nest Icn
ycars. 1T President Wilson b. rc
rlrctcd and hls very nature e
such HAT he would, Iu thc event ol
becoming our senator constitute
thorn iu the side %! Democracy.
TO the extent that ho would rri
tate those high minded mu 900 nu.
ihor,iy. WHOSE sole lim 81 to lorp
the United States free from RUN
ous hostilIties. even lhongh skcp
ties snnrl aud Iiusocs Ho into cat
fits on every possible. aud mpoe
Slhlp, Uccusion
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04
ODDS WITH KoENIG.

The Deutschland Is probably IN
mid Atlantic. Captain kocnig
succeeded IN shaking off the Viz
ginia eapcs, and the remainder Of
his voyage. while perilons, offers
odds IN his favor. 4 submarine,
after all, is only mere mite OF o
thing. difficult 20 discover, with
nothing more than q coming tow
ar or pcriscopc exposed. Then,
when the enemy is sighted, there is
the power 10 dive an indefinite
number ol miles, ia any direction
Whatever ON the other side
things will run thick again. There
arc innunefable mines TO be- avoid
cd. and nets, strung oui secretly
hy The British. not counting
sWarns OF swift motor boats, do.
signed for the express purpose ol
running down suhmariues lic.
sides. 81 BY fair 40 assume that The
whole British navy. or that por
ton Of IL ayalloblc, viii be- on
scout duty, swccpiug the waters in-
eesscully for The daring blockade
runner for the English are de-
iermiuod TO Keep all war materials
oui of Germany and they cannot
risk ihe creation Of q regular fleet
ul such vessels as thD Deutschland.
even if they are incapable of oar
ryiug ou anything except the most
limited iradc 900 precious rlrgpcN
rmiWla Expresses hmaalf as
much pleased with the American
attitude From this % is plain br
docsu 2 consider h striking
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04
SPOTTED BUR CLOVER
BEST FOR SOUTH AS
WINTER COVER CROP
EXPERTS GIVE ADVICE


W\ei'It NOTION Nu M "t.
H im m'pat IrHHiu thH' viI
4" inr south H- winter U DnH
nd prevent th' N'i
H'h'fn Hr spotted '1f"'t ih
h..' Hi'rfDi t '"nN..Iu
'Af.r p1t ut tt" |i"'
Nr"na iho sprrnl a.N ni'.D pr Ont
Glover thr tri tht nt HHi. rHn
.itun n' "Hi1'n'l u"n Al. N'
without 'idtioud a"'dW Whom
"n'r 'i1hHHhrd 600 p'Hi1N .ind hIr
''"NDr WiN rc~'od '-f inl. Oft"N
provided ihn plant trr NI'N t. m
tHtr afnr 'd Hi H1 D'
f'1f l' uH' h'r i'r' .i"" W u.f"
INSTANCES In materially H0f''sn th
NnId of caii'n tn'm'f liNi''n tf|
Hi ih nitrd rtftr 't'n u
'ntlrui'nr HiNts ditt''. M Wanu
hun. thD Hnd ana "" ii i
Ind sn-.Deis rotations n Vh.,h hat
eiutti mH' tr u.'I AINHntt
Directions Tor Sowing
I'u cu'rr shou" '.W'' N' Gown In
i1tr summer or hI Too thr c'iiHn
tH pf lm Cog r'd'n IN.
wHnth f September hHt moss Pa,
s'rHtd m A1EurN 5000 etNHa
H OriuHrr nftrn siNU n'uriH. r.+HI#
own Hr tHr north W S"HtH 'arH.inh
Sroi'nrs Htor thnn Ott"hot however,
1rr tn hr avoided Whenever loNI.
I'D
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04

Photo ~ Amsfiran irosa Assoolation
Funding ilfo 90 tho wiida ~ northern Mes
SEQ r. hii mountainous whuo waiting fOf
tha rovrrnmsiftH dea iaiou ta Hcnd fnen
Norwood 1r htrk tho soldier lala ir
iouhinHa column tInH murh gf tho
Thine. when tna weather pOruli1 iu ath
iUuc rsctrarH lHr 90. ufs taken re-
Caiunt nunan Msfso. nnoWn group
OF thorn p.iforwing stunts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
Phone So.

Address an huaineaH communicated
ana make out ali checks drafts. money
orders ana express orders 10 Tho Caller
Publishing Company an licinH. nfilrief
and Communications should Dee nddroHH.
sd 10 Editor. cnrpnH CHRISTI caller
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Entered aa nornnd -cinsa matter ~ Tho
rosinffice in Corpus christi Texas.
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CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADvERrisERS
Friday. Aug 4 1916.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04

Texas heat is less deadly than
New York. Illinois or Missouri
heat. So far as we know. il has
only produced profanity and sweat
along the border, and yet those
special correspondents have the
temerity TO mention IL among the
collins Of the East.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04

a farmer wont into city restaurant
lils appetite Un to chrtsr. amt inunir.
mR of tine waiter what sort ~ chess,
was listed remarked that De- dcslfvJ
something now"
WHY don't yM trV q hn or roauc
fort sugrosted the waiter
Whats ihaJ" asked thc farmer
uRns Boz" hr added "bnng mo somc
like tho MANN anyway"
he atc oi % and liked h. So n,
Thought be- would take como homo O.
his wifa Airiyms late. he laid as,
small cheese. wrapped in silVot paper
ON the sidvhVayd
iic forsot to inpulr ahoni 81 uN next
nlrht ana then ho asked hts wife how
she likcd h
"ph, I fpgsr its mishty stylish uff I,
the ci,N. hnt sos, kinder couldn't us,
A. I couldn't gri no foam out of b.
and whom ! washed the children tho,
smolod kinder funny. and I couldn't
says ! like u" Pathfinder
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04

The Allies are making stead,
progress, hut the Car no longer
mentions Christmas dinner in Rcr-
lin Possibly he would he glad to
compromise ON a little mid-wintcr
feast Ia Warsaw.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04

Five hundred people have heenI
hnrned to death IN Canadian for.
est fires. We hardly stop To read,
Beside Europe's SHAMELESS. five
hundred seems SO petty. Ii may
be that the worlds sense of hor
ror has been paralyzIl.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04

DIR Mdey has announced lor
Hughes Now we expect 90 scc
the distinguished candidate wear
a portable screen over his wins
kcrs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04

Since DR. Akod has resigned,
Henry Ford will have most of the
peace business on his own hauds
but Henry docsn { mind YOU see
he hires so many hands.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04

G. \. Mchh, commercial AGENT foi
the cur Coast lines last nighg lcfi
for san Antonio CA a several days bias
moss try
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-06-23
COUNTY OFFICER
BODY WILL MEET.
IN AMER|CUS I

BRUNSWICK, Ca, June 23.-Amer
icus will entertain the County officers
Association of Georgia in 1917. The
body voted Americas as their next
meeting place at the meeting at st.
Simons today.
H. E. Allen, of Americus, president
of the organization, and Secretary E.
H Hyman, of the Chamber of Com
merce, were prominent in securing the
convention for this city.
The County officers are among the
number of organizations which will be
the guests of Americus in 1916 AMI
1917.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-06-23

The Americus Light Infantry needs
several recruits in order to report
ready" The Americus company must
have sixty-fve men before they can
report to the officers as being ready for
orders to proceed to Macon. Besides
they need over sixty-five again to
bring the company to war strength.
1t will never do for the A. L. l. 70
languidly pass along and be unable TO
report. She needs more men. But
she does not need some of the blood
which has been heard to talk on Amer
icus streets. Uncle Sam wants real
men.
Second Lieut.. B. G. Hogue is il
charge of recruiting for the company,
and he will be glad to explain every
feature of the National Guards to any
il quiring young man.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-06-23
ANXIOUS FOR PERsH|NGs
| REPORT ON FIGHTING
Congress Leaders
Are With Will
son In Plans

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 3d.
Chairman Stone of the senate foreign
relations committee, after conference
with Secretary Lansing today said
congress would do nothing which
might interfere with the negotiations
between this country and Mexico.
At the Mexican embassy it was said
Edespatches received there during the
morning illustrate the attitude of the
Mexican people toward the fight at
lCarrizal The first news of the clash
was received without demonstration iu
the Mexican capital, according to these
advices, though it appears to be the
concensus of Mexican opinion that
lCarranza's troops were justified in at
lacking the American column. 1t is
not believed that more than two hun
dred and fifty Americans remain in
Mexico City today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-06-23
SUGGESTION MADE
BY EDITOR or 7 R.

The following news dispatch ap.
peared in several papers:
DETROIT, Mich, June 22.-In
line with his pacifist policy, Hem
ry Ford announced today that any
employee of the Ford Motor Com
pany who was a member of the
Michigan National Guard would
not only not receive pay while
absent, but would forfeit his place
as well. Any Ford employees who
intend to enlist in the Guard like
wise, must relinquish their places
it was said.
AT the Office of Mr.. Ford infor-
nation was refused as to how
many militiamen were included in
his 20,00O-odd employees here"
An Americus Suggestion.
The editor of the Americus Times
Recorder wired the following tele-
gram to Newton D. Baker, secretary
Of war, this morning:
I'm view of published reports of
Henry Ford's attitude towards work
men who are members of National
we humbly suggest as a good
American that the United States gov
ernment commander his factory for
making ammunition and guns, and that
he be prosecuted"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-06-23
MAY ORGANIZE
GUARDS ON
DUTY FOR FOLKS

Plans have been forwarded to Ad-
jutant General j. Van Holt Nash for
the organizing of company of home
guards for service in Americas and
the state while the regular organized
company of Americas Light Infantry
is away on service.
1t is expected that home guards
would be comprised of men who have
seen military service, but who are now
for one cause or another unable to go
with the National Guards.
Lester Williams, former captain of
the A. L. L., is prominent in the move
ment.
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Answers Country
Call To Company
G. of The Guards

William T. Holmes, with S. H.
kress & Co., of Americas, was ordered
to join his company at Barnesville,
which is Co. G, End Georgia regiment.
He left last night to join the company's
colors, not having time to go by his
home at Culloden to bid his family
farewell.
Mr. Holmes has been in Americus
only a short time, and his friends re-
gret to lose him even temporarily, bur
they are all proud of the promptness
with which he answered his countrys
call. He retains his position with the
Kress company.
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EQUIPMENT AND TRAINS
READY FOR MOVEMENT
Many Recruits Are
Needed to Bring.
Body to Number

Go. !, commanded by Captain James
4 Fort, received orders this morn
ing to move to the mobilization camp
at Macon when they were recruited to
sixty-five men. It is possible that the
a L. l. will start for Macon Saturday.
II they recruit to moving strength.
The orders from the state military
department gave instructions to pre-
pare the company for immediate NOV
ing, and further instructions order that
CO. | place itself in readiness to move
on telegraphic orders.
The Americus Light Infantry win
drill on the streets of the city Friday
afternoon at 6 o'clock, and the public
is cordially invited to see the boys ia
khaki on their last stand before the
move to Macon.
Trouble is being experienced ain
over the state for enlistments in the
National Guards. and in some in
stances it has erached an aggrayating
stage
he field wagon Of Co. was moved
to the Central Of Georgia railway sta
tion this morning, The cars have ar
rived for transporting the troops ID !.
Macon. Company X, End regiment.
stationed at Albany, has recruited to
its full strength, and Americas VIII
move when Albany sends her troops
forward, If it is possible to accumulate
enough strength.
The A. L. |. must not only secure s
men, but must have 142 men before
they can move to the border in the
service Of their country.
The officers and men OF co. are
sweeping the countryside for recruits
leaving Americas out Of the consider
alton, because Of the lack Of interest
in the movements Of the city's own
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FIGHTING VI 7 /
VERDUN FORCES
CENTERS IN WAR

German attacks along the western
front continue violent, says the French
Official statement issued early today
and dealing principally with last
nights fighting. The statement re-
cords the repulse with bayonets and
grenades of three German assaults in
Tie Mont Tetu region in the Cham
payne country.
Hill 3O4 in the verdun sector, which
has already been the scene of mucn
bloody fighting, was attacked again
last night, and renewed infantry fight
Ing is reported in the Dead Mans Hill
sector.
Heavy artillery firing continues
along the whole Of the western front,
the bombardment in the verdun sec
tor being most violent.
Athens dispatches today record the
formation Of new Greek cabinet in
conformance with the demands of the
Entente Allies. Alexander Zaimas is
premier and foreign minister of the
new Hellenic government, and the
sabinet is to be sworn in tonight.
Other reforms insisted upon by the
Entente nations are to be carried in
to effect under direction Of the new
cabinet at once.
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Mexicans Ordered Not to Attack

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 23.-
Senor Arredond told Latin-American
diplomats here today that Mexican
troops had been ordered not to attack
Americans unless the latter were the
aggressors. This statement fatty con-
tradicts Trevino's threat to attack if
American troops moved other than
toward the north. The statement TO
the diplomats is regarded here as an
open attempt to align atin-American
sympathy with Mexico.