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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-02

Here comes China! No telling where
it will end. The new Yellow Repub-
lie is to attack Germany. News dis
patches say the declaration Of war is
coming within two weeks,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-02

A good cleaning of the premises
will make us ready for summer in the
health preparedness line. Might as
well finish up the job. Many resi-
dents have already put things in or
der.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-02

A big English paper manufactur,
ers wants to turn over his supply to
the trust-ridden American newspa-
pers. That's very kind of him. but we
wonder if he could consider our order
right soon.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-02
We're Ready.

Senator Hardwick takes whack
at the newspapers by introducing
bill in congress providing for an in
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-02

Entered as second class matter at
the post office at Cordele, Georgia,
under the act of March 9Th, 1877"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-02

Published Every Wednesday and SUM-
day by Dispatch Publishing Company
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-02

CHAS. E. BROWN, Editor
J. c. BROWN City Editor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
PULASKI CITIZENS OFFER
SERVICES WITHOUT COST

LAS an example Of the interest shown,
fhe Board Of Supervisors Of Pulaski
County has provided funds to give reg
stration day tho widest publicity. Cir
culars have been printed ana will he
distributed in every home In Pulaski
County. together with a copy "i tn"
government answers to questions on
The registration cards. In the town
ef, Pulaski sufficient number Of men
NTH clerical training To supply one
eHch for every precinct in tho county,
hHve volunteered to serve on rccistra-
lion dan without compensation. Sew
enty-iiNc men have volunteered for the
work in Norfolk.
, one of the peculiar features in con
ncclicn with the registration is the
large number Of letters received by
Major Wright calling attention 20 pos
Sible slavkcrS. Many OF the letters
Warn that certain persons will claim
exemptions for various reasons. the
Writers pointing cut that the ella inn will
be, false OF II prominent man IN Nor
folk. a member of the family has writ
ten that he Will claim exemption on
1tIe ground that he is the sole support
of wife and children, whereas the wife
supports him out OF an independent in
GONE
y All OF these letters will he iiled and
II is certain that each ease vii! hc
Investigated The penalty for giving
i1!Nc statements 10 the registrars i Il
jeil sentence Of twelve mouths. with
no fne as an alternative. At Tie rate
lette!s are being received. il l. appar-
r'It tFst Stacker VIII ma himself in
serious trouble a. somebody VIII surely,
TepoTi him The volunteers viii ~
-pjplsrr "Utsi BY all state and Fed.
ersl oft'cia!s. including police officers
Wlo ar compelled by law 10 see INA,
al e!isic!. me. are registered
Cards calling attention 10 rcgistra-
tfon day are b4ins lacked UP in ali
Sec;'ons - he STATE Ministers are
urged 20 cal! attention O! ihat- con
Eresstioas % the law Every man.
a'astter s.ct or well. able bodied or
eripol,d, must register II he has passed
tis twe-,y-r-s, birthday and has no.
.tiairsd his thirty-hrsi birthday on
juno Aliens and dec.aran,s mus,
Limited states Negroes ar 10 more
exempt Than white men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
TRAIN YOUR HAIR AS AN
ACTRESS DOES

No class Of people dcvotes as
much time TO beauty as do actresses.
and no class must be more careful
10 retain and develop their charms.
Inquiry develops the information
tina, in hair care they find il dan
gcrous TO shampoo with any make
shif, hair cleanser. The majority
say that 10 have the best hair wash
and scalp stimulator at cost Of
about three cents, one need only get
package OF canthroH from your
druggist: dissolve 4 teaspoouful in
q cup Of hot water and your sham
poo Is ready. This makes enough
shampoo LIQUID 10 apply it TO all
the hair instead ot just the top OF
the head After its use the hair
dries rapidly. with uniform color
Dandruff. excess oil and dirt are
quickly dissolved and entirely dis
appear when YOU rinse the hair.
After this your hair viii bc 50
hury that il Viii look much heavier!
than II is. Its lustr" ana softnc~s
viii also delight you, while tn.
stimulated scalp gains tho health
which insures hair -rwth.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
One Commission
to Buy for Allies
Purchasing Powcr Of SI0.000,-
5000 a Year May BcVcstcd
in a Single Indiuiduoi.
in a Single
IBy As,ocI.t.d prc.,1


WASHINGTON. May 23.--Plans for
an allied purchasing board are being
drawn to include purchases for the
American army and navy, estimated at
approximately @3.500.000.oOO for the
first year OF war. The plan as tenta-
lively outlined. would place a, purchas-
ing power of approximately $4,000. OOo.-
600 a year in the hands OF q single
commission.
Indications are that this tremendous
purchasing power will he vested in one
man. who will have under his COM
mand an army of trained experts fami-
liar with all American markets. Tho
program has progressed to II stage
where officials have in mind the man
for the place.
Determination to include the needs
of the American army and navy in tho
centralized purchasing board has vir-
tually been agreed upon, and the uu-
merouS details are in process of for
mutation. II Is understood that the
program calls for purchase OF arms
eouipment. munitions and all material
used III the physical waEing of war
by experts OF the Navy and War De-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
CITY SCAyENGEIIS
WANT MORE MONEY

Special to Tho Times DispatclL1
D.\NVILLE. VA. May 2S.T-Ths. city
ScavenE crs. twenty in number. ysetcr-
day appeared before the city engineer
and asked for AN increase In wages
claiming that they cannot live On the
pay they now receive, Sl.35 per diem.
They are asking for sl.5o Tho men
said that they did not intend To walk
out. but wished TO lay their PROPOSE
ton before the city health committee
which meets tomorrow to take some
action on the request.
The strike of truckers at tho south
crn Railway has practically fallen
through. many of the men having re-
summed work at the old scale OF wages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24

partnients. rather than by civilians.
and that these experts Will lie guided
in their activities by the wishes Of the
Secretaries of tho Navy and War. sub
jet. however to the approval finally
OF the commission.
All the allies will be included in tho
scope OF the commission. including
Japan. Tho international agreement to
make tho program effective has not yet
been concluded. hut probably will he
ready soon for tho signatures OF tho
various ambassadors
New legislation may be sought to
vest the commission with powers not
conferred by present laws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
TAXES ADVANTAGE OF STORM
AND MAKES HIS GE:TAwAY
Especial TO Tho Times. nispatch.l

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER VA. May :&.-Favor-
ed 10y AN electrical storm which put
the electric plant out OF commission
and threw the prison into darkness last
night. Walter Nichols. formerly OF
Madison County. VIII" was serving a
term here for burglary. ripped up sew
"ral boards around The thrcc-inch sew
grippe in his cell and escaped. The
lights were out only about three min
utes. but in that time he made "a clean
getaway. passing within IL few feet
OF the tailor in The darkness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
CALL VOLUNTEERS
TO REGISTER MEN
IN CITY ON JUNE 5

urgent hegisA.Hs aust bc selected
bN The boara4 ".i-h' must report its
appointments 20 Mayor Ainsiic The
Mayor has been directed to advise
Governor stuart not later than to-
moro" that the board ana registrars
haze been named and that every detail
for Registration Day has been ar
ranged Tho Governor. in turn. will
make a similar report to the War De
partn.ent
Z once the registrars are appointed
The ward boards viii tako up matters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
forThe Smoker

Zoe Royal Sovereign Cigars .......2 for ft'
2hc Seitin Little Cigars uO's) .....2 for :G'
Zoe Arcadia Cigarettes t"U'sp-
pkgs. th0l-.i,
Zoe Doctors Mixture Tobacco. 49,. Tor iG
15c Embassy Cigarettes tIO). ...: ptKS. TO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24

James Brown. indicted by tho grand
jury for tho illegal rausportation OF
liquor into Virginia, was nned $50 and
sentenced 10 Que month IN the City Jail
yesterday in the Hastings Court
I.andon Il. Walker. charged with
stealing a suit OF clothes, was ac-
quilted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24

Is based: This is Il ouc.tion which VIII
he tested at the coming term of tho
corporation court through an oversight
of the police.
In order to make room for liquor re-
Gently coniiScatcd. the police depart
mcnt yesterday evening destroyed iifty
gallons which was in the city store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
ENQUIRER 4. Sold.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. May "a
The Westmoreland Enquirer. published
once week ut Colonial Reach. in the
Northern Neck. owned Ivy r. Frceland
Mason. has been sold to r. T.. Grant.
OF California; lie will take charge at
once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24

room. II WAS thought that the liquor
Was that belonging to NJ. ~. Hatcher.
who WAS recently convicted. but tho
whisky lots became mixed, and ten GAL
Ions of corn whisky which Ia said to-
have been owned by r.. T.. Disharoon.
WAS also poured out. Disharoon ia
awaiting trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
Is PRESENCE or EVIDENCr:
NECESSARY TO CONVICT

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
pANN1LLE. VA. May 23.--Cam "a man
charged with storing whisky he con-
victcd without tho presence In court
OF the evidence on which the charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24

, necessary for reg istruticn In their re-
spectre wards The provisions OF the
War Department arc extremely drastic.
and require that all arrangements be
completed several days in advance OF
Juno :. For this reason registration
cards will be distributed by tho boards
1" the registrars in each precinct of
tho four wards Saturday morning.
Chairman Saunders stated last night
that ii WAS his desire and that he
believed such would be the case. that
registration in Richmond. so far as the
services of various officials was con-
rcrncd. would he made without cost
Z" the Federal government. 81 think
II Is our duty to display our patriotism
in lust such manner, he said. and
| don't believe there is "a single man
that would consider the idea Of charg-
ing FOR his services in these critical
times.
PRECINCTS orEN At \. VI.
AND CLOSE At q y. VI.
Mr. Saunders. i'll addressing the
board. laid stress OF the fact that the
registration booths must hc opened
promptly at o'clock on tho morning
OF June :. and that they will remain
open until O'Clock. MI persons. ir-
respective OF race or employment. must
apply fnr registration. with the cN-
ceptiou Of those now in the militia
or naval service tI the nlIeu states,
The rcciStrars, IL they arc within tho
prescribed ages. must themselves reg
lister. as must ali employees OF the
state and Federal governments. There
are no exemptions whatever from reg
iStrsIion
The registration board had before ii
statement showing that on the poll
books OF Richmond there were 5000
names. which gave Richmond an cSti-
mated population OF l6O.o0o people. Il
was or this basis that II selected 2l3
reg StrarS, the War department iiCur-
inc that = registrar would bc required
i'm every precinct for each 500 persons.
The board then announced that clay
Ward would require the services of
rfty-iwo registrars: Ice Ward. fifty
two: Madison Ward tfty-ninc. and
jefferson Ward. nifty reg tStrarS.
II MAS announced by chairman
Saunders that Mayor AinSlic had con-
f'rrcd with the Richmond Bar Assoc
citation. and tina; body had agreed to
furnish i've attorneys OF prominence TO
assist the registration board in every
Way possible. and TO furnish il with
advice on every desired point.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13
G,fi5 SLAUGHTERED
SN-1ntinucd from First Page)

VNr~id z O O
xnn. e. 4 q Q
ef,aron. u q 3 0
$780, ----
81 Hbtals .. - 4 - 10 0
IN flnorr mr. innings. r.
th3Iade,nhia geo 0eo 600
- Isouis M. SOC ole o0s---4
Qnmmary: Tw base hits--AuSttn,
Hm44s, Strunk Sacrifice hits
S1o<heron. Base on haus--OfT Seibold,
.1truck out--Ry Falkenberg, J; by
0GAeron, s. by Sejhold J Pitching
lbord--Off Falkepberg II hits.
- in s innings Left on bases
G1yadelp hia. S: s.. Louis, :. Time
4.AA rmpires-NsIlin and Evans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13
WINS BOTH :
SIDES OF DEBATE

- The Richmond v.rgin.snsa
CoSlcge. ~, C.. May ia.--Elon
3ps IN inbatcs last evening with
eax1an college of South Carolina.
3f&0lleee defenasd both sides or
raining In all American col
M universities, representing the
Aktvs in its home state and the
Va ia the other. The El0n boys
10th deoates-~that held at Zion
6xe, n C.. and shat IN Greenwood,
1T Carolina. Both debates were
ISG s-niss~e patriotism Is ripe on
II hill today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13
Present sox with Game

Chicago May 1a,-Airtisht fielding
EAA pitching Of high grade gave The
A1fe Sox q : TO / victory over the
Yankees this afternoon though tina
|z$1n4eorA outhst Comiskey's men : Ia
r IN the first Weaver drew n pass,
Ekna~ second, went t. third on Jack
SNoWs1 inf1eld smash and scored or u
0u1Jle steal " h NuHaH1sReT 3
nrOw hit him in the hack The Yam
kG0o tied II in the fourth but pre-
onted ti1e sox with the winning run
- che same inning. nispiays by Hen
Tx and Pipr. sending Collins oier.
- score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13

ling Dr. =. w. Barney. OF Frsdsricks-
burg. who resigned. DR.. Ayres win
serve until April u ls1s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-13

Five Ki1Iea ~ Trails.
\ Lon Angeles. CAL. May i3.--Fivs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
@erarS reiianirt.


6rii5erer 9otihofter in GeutidlonO
fe6rt in Oos 9Sriootleben 5uriid.
- Seine 9eiignotion puroe I6on
Dor Ginger 3eit ongenomnen-
gSiro ooour6 cine @ofon5 creirt.
& &af6in9ton 8. Suli.-SameS
W. @erorO, e6enaliger 9otidoftcr
Der Sereinigten Stoaten ou Gelltid.
lano, bat bonn GiplonlotenoienIt re-
iignirt unO miro ii6 ms 9Eriootle6en
5uriid5ieben Seine &eiianotion iuur.
Oe i6on Dor GINGER 3eit ongenom-
men, oo6 tOiirOe Oieie Sbotiade nid)t
befonnt eegeben bis bellte.
Seine 9ieiignation beenoigt nod
glnlidt 0es StaotsOeportements cine
Sotidoiter- melde ais ei.
ne Der mibtieiien in ser @ei6idtc
Der amerifauiiden Diplomatic be.
tra6tet merOen fam. @erorO trat
ieinen Yoiten in Berlin Elm Sa6r Dor
Dem ariege an uno Bate faIt BON 9ln.
lang an Die ,i6Wierige 9(ufgabe,
lreunoidaftlide geSiebungen 5lui.
l@en ieinem 2anoe unO Geutl6lnnO
olllre6t5uerbaIten 9lud botte er Diel
NIT Der gertretung ser Sntereiien
DER gllliirten 81 t6rn
@erarO imo iein 9ureauIta6 fe6r.
ten om -. @lGr3 na1 0en Iereinig.
ZEN Stoaten 5uriid, unO na6oem er
lelnen 9eribt ii6er ieine S61tiafeit
Dem Fr6iioenten imter6reitet battc,
ilnterbrcitete er oieiem feline GeIigno-
lion Ole ohgenomnen muroe. Gs
iollroe oaourh cine ieltiame Situo.
fI9n aeidoffen, iinO bobe 9eante iinO
I'M 3peifeI Oh oieiel5e cine @afan3
IN oiplomotiiden GicnIt creirt. Tie
ell9emeine 9Iniidbt unter i6nen i1eint
ole 81 Ieiu Dab Der 9(b6rud ser 81.
Plomatiiden @erbinoung mitCeutId.
aono outomatiib ser @riIten5 ser
olnerItoniiden @otidoft in Berlin
EN- enoe Elm Gnoe Gereitet un0 oa-
mt aud Der 9tot6penoiefeif ser Gr-
Hennun9 eines 9otidafters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
O'a@ feds Sa6rcu cr,uiidt.

GborIes 8. Sermonn "a Sabre
alt, bon Scr. 1870, 9&oro- -Mohtforo-
9lbenue, wur0e eeitern Niodmittae
BON Oen 0eteftipen W1ientiens uno
Slipbont rnter Ser glnihuloigung
perboftet, i'm Sabre 1911, ais er i'm
Baltimore Bargain Sopie" onge.
iteut Wor, cine eoIoenc llbr inn @er-
tbe BON $50 geitobIen 6u boben. 9o-
malls muroe ein @erboftilngsbefcbl
eeeen Sermom erlongt, Oo6 iubte
Oie Yoli5ei ieitoem pereeblid nad
ibm. SyeoeSmol, nenn ole Getettibe
qIoubten, iie bGtten ibren @ogel, mar
OerieIbe pieoer entlpiidt @eitern
Miorgen erbielten lie oie giadriht,
0oB ser o@ewiinihte~ in einem ee-
miiien @lnte an5utreffen iei unO
ridtie, iie faBten ibn. Sermonn Scr
0ie Sbot leugnet, wuroe in ole mitt.
lere Yoli6eiitotion, eebrad)t mo- er
ieinem belte itatt8ubabenoen @erbor
enteeeeniiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
glns Oen SSolisciaeridteu.

Ginieitige 6reun0 | d a / t.
Der 53 Sabre olte Wtidoel 9iooh,
bon gtr. 1907 Aliceanna.Str., wur.
oe geltern glbcno BON ieinem Srelu-
oe, @att6em Gpler, bon 9tr. 1919
Sit.Nlooiion- 5traBe. nit elmer 6la-
ide Oerortie ii6er oen 2opi eei6Ia.
gen, ooB er im @osen Oes oitlihen
GiltriftS no9 Dem N3ercp. .9oipital
gebrodt perOen mubte. Epler wur-
Oe bon @oli5iit NiibaeI 3. 6ralpleD
uerbaitet. 9lood mill BON Der Ser
iolsung ieines 6reiinOes obliebeu.
@orf einen stein in 8
gSin0i6il0.
George q. Yoe6lmonn bon 9tr.
1924 SIt-01omtment-StroBe, meIOete
DER &oIi3ei geiteru, DAB elm umbe-
fannter peiBer anobe einen Stein
no6 Dem nelmid6rigen gleeerfua6en
Soiepb Senion, BON gfr. COS 0looei-
ra.StroBe, geporien o6er anltott
oieieu Oas @inoidiIo ieineS 9lutomo.
bills, mel6eS Dor Dem genanuten
Salie itauo. getrofien ino 5ertriim-
inert babe, wo0rtrd i6m Elm Sdaoen
bon iiber So entiianoen iei. Ger
Same un0 99o6nort Oes meiBeli ana.
ben tonnte nibt ieitseiteat weroeu.
Y opo 3iirnte Ser z 0 d ter.
glergerlih ooriiber, OoB ieine God.
Ter iid om Sonntoe 9lbcnO nob 9ii-
Der &ierp besob, modte ip1ter am
9lbeno 5ronf @ea. 50 Sabre alt, in
uuo Dor ieiner @obnung, Scr. 2010,
Ylpmoutb. gloemie, emen ioldeu Sci.
Ocnldrm OoB Die @oli0ei eineriff lmO
ibn in ole n0r0licbe Eoli5eiitation
idoffte. 0ort muroe er eeitern Wlor.
gen bonn @oli5eiridter S6roOer I'M
ter Ger 9(nicbuloigung Scr Srieoens-
it6rurg Inn $50 lno Soften beitruit
ino, Oo er nibt be5oblen fonnte, ms
Wcf1nnniR ueion0t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
HmmemIer GrfOIn.

@incn iolden 6otte Oos 8. id6rlide
6omilien.@icnic Oes Souriiten.
Clubs Oes bieiigen OrioIeS-Sr-
oenS. 9lQer6ono 9eluiiiounoen
unterbieIten Oic ungebeire Mlens
&c, Oie iid I'M Gonnitotter @orf
einiono.
GiRen immenicn @rfolg 6atteA AOaS
9. iGbrli6e 6onilien.&icnic, Oos Der
SouriIten-Glu6 Oes Sroens ser rOri-
oleS, Baltimore gfelt 60 81, geitern
9lbeno inn Gonnitatter- -@orf peron-
itoltete. Sdon fur5 noh Z llbr mar
Der berrlibe @ergniigunes.@orf nit
frobIihen @Giten ongefiiat, Ole iib
ser maniigioltigen 9eluitiglrngen
nit bouem Ser5en bingaben. glae
mo9lihen glttraftionen, pie Garoui-
iels fir Die &leinen, S6ieB6uOen
uno aaerlei onoere @ergniigungen
erbo6ten Oie 6eititimmmg. SIN o6e-
rem Soole Oes Gonnitatter-@eb6uOes
buloiote ole iiingere Generation Oem
San5e nod Oen &l6ngen 0eS @roi.
@upero's SrdeiterS. SIN unteren
Soale fonO Elm 9egelmettipiel 5tpi.
i6en 5wei nSeoms" Der Orioles"
itott, inter ser 9eitmg BON Gopt.
George &empi imO Gopt. Sorrp 2.
@el6.
I'm 6ol6a6t ll6r 9l6enos 3ogen
0os lniformirte Corps unO sic GeIe.
eoten 81 Der om 20. 9higuit in &ea0.
ing, Yoy beginnenoen Gonucntion
0es Supreme.Oroens Der Orioles"
inter 0en aldngen Ger Wliiif in Oen
@arf. @Ieftriide aui @leftriidc
bro6ten 0ie 6relnoe im0 oie gInge-
b0rigen ser SrOens6riiOer, oie nit
Dem geltrigen Griolge ii6eranS 5u-
irieoen limo. Gie peridieoenen Ser
fouisbuOen ma6ten gldn5enOe @e-
ibGfte Ser 9ieinertrag ser geitrigen
9lffdre lit ndnlib Oo5u beitimmt, Oic
Sade ser 9oltimorer:Gelegoten on
Der Gonpention 81 forOern.
Gos Gomite, an oeiien Spibe Or.
S. @. GerIin itano, fam 81 Dem
geitern er5ielten Heiiiltot nr &c.
gliidiuiiniHt perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
@eirat6s.9 .9icemaen.

@iniam @. g8oIloce, A. gei6ieOeu,
umo 6lorence 6. gidarOion, %.
g9tliom s. 9iiOSs, 26, 9rooflpn
g}.-Dy unO 9Inna @&. 6eiit H. @alti-
more.
@osquIa Eorrcaroiio, %, uno 9ia-
del Smith, H..
SeurD ). S6ron "a, inO Gorot6D
j. SSadiou, %
Benjamin Soiep6ion, q, im0 S0a
@eiu6erg, %.
S6omas Sitti 20, lmo 9lnuie &C.
9roofielo, 26.
SlidorO g. 2ot6om 2s, nno Wlorp
Sunger 20.
$. 6unf6ouicr, 90, O1ep 9ria6ton
go, inO Bertha Seraf, IS, 9lm.
bridge, @o.
So6n SORT 81, umO 9Ioa @I. Gun-
nino6am, 20, 9eioc BON Sig6lanS-
tomn, NO.
Sorrp Z. Council, g8ittiper, 81,
nnO Sora6 s. WioitlanO, geidieoen,
80, 9eiOe BON 8bilooelp6io %o.
6ronf @errone, %, imO Bertha DC.
@ar0, Is.
Stemort 3. Bates, 81 imO @Oit6
q. %oet, 81 9eiOe BON 0orf, ga,
Clarence 2. SomerS, %, imo 9lg-
mes Sill, 10.
SomarO &oriber, 81 (gep-Yorf,
9t-Y), Gompuenie 9. 4. MorDlanO
9ieeimcnt, inO SrieOa &ontler, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
5raneubuaO Oeriammslt iidJ.

Ger o6rauenblmo oes ltnab6dnei-
gen @iireeroereins" bielt eeitern
slbeno i'm uSotel 9faleieb" cine gut
belpdte GeriammIime, in meIher
6rmi 9IuGuIte Scooter, sic 9rdiioen.
tin, Oeu Goriit iii6rte.
Cine 9ln8abl @eeenitdnOe, melhe
BON Scr lebten &ortenpartie oes Ser
Gins iibrig eeblieben woren wurOe
periteigert, nobel 9lnpnlt gloolpb
Sboeneis ais 9Iuftionator iimeirte.
9ei6lonen pur0e, om 1S. Suli cine
Supper-Eartie in S6ompion's sea
@irt Sollie" 81 oeranitolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
sdlmISia befmmScm.

9neronOer 9erfmon unO emma
Goldman ourh llrtbeilsiprud
Ger @ei6porenen - Gas 6o6ite
StrafmaB ii6er iie oer6dngt. ~
9Iuirei5ung gum Gerge6en gegen
@eieb Ger @rlrnO. ~ 9lihter
i6iibt freic GeOe.
Stem 0orf, 9. Suli. 1T emma
@olomon unO 9lleronoer 9erfmou.
oie 9lnar6iIten, Der @eribm6rllnG
I6ulOig befilnOen, Die 9lusii6lmg oes
9lusbebe-@eiebes 81 6ebiuoern wur.
Oen einige ShmOen na6 S6tB Ser
Ger6anOllng BON 8unoesmorl6GQen
nod ibren @eidngniiien genommen.
9erfmon miro no6 Dem 9unoes-
3udt6aus nod 9Itlanta oebradt
imo Sri. Goldman no6 Dem Staats-
8uhtbuus in Sefferion GitD, Wio
SeOer prroe bonn 9unOesri1ter
Wloper nit Dem boHiten StrofmoB,
2 Sobren 3udtbous imO $4,000
@eloltrofe belegt.
g(uBerOem m0gen 6eiOe Oeportirt
peroen. 8erfmm lit fein Yiirger
lmo emma MIR bon 8oterieitS.
Sin 9lppea fiir cine neue @er6anO-
lung muroe berlongt lnO ole 3eit
On5u gege6en
9ln Die @ei1morenen ri6tete 9ii6-
ter NtoDer foleenoe @orte inter on-
Oeren: u@s banOeIt ii6 bier nidt
nm Oie 8rage Der ireien 9feOe, oenu
freie Sprahe lit inter oergerfaiilng
getp1brt. 2ein glmerifaner, ieineS
gtamens wert6, gloubt an etipas an
Oeres ais freie 9ieoe. SSreie GeOe,
mlfri6tige, ireie, flare rmo oroent-
lide 9(usOrudsmeiie, sic ieOer @ionn
lmO ieOe 5rmt I'M &unoe, 9iirger
oOer 9lusldnOer, OoS 9ecbt 81 ge-
brau6en bat, in geiebli6er imO orO-
mngsgemGBer @eiie, itnO Oieie freie
9ieoe lit uuS garantirt uno fein @e-
ieb iollte es innerbal6 ser @ren5en
Der Ser. Stoofen irsenO einem
Wanne nebmen."
9lls Die @eiangenen oen &oli5ei-
mogen beitiegen, rief @erfman aus:
mir ge6en Oireft nod Yeters6urg
pia gltlonto uuO Seiferion @itp. Bir
ireuen inns 81 geben."
Sri. Goldman iagte: D5pei Sabre
iinO 30 Gage inn 3u6tbouS lit cine
longe 3eit lno 9li6ter moeen Oo-
Olrrh erfennen oaB iie nidt Die lei
ten6en Sdnoe @otteS iiuO.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-10
glerIur luertluulLc 0nlucIcn.

Srai Bernard 9obn bon 9lr. 23S,
@ilion.StraBe, melOetc geitern ser
%oIi5ei, OoB iic am Samitae, als lie
iib BON Den nSoporO 2unh Hooms~
an Scr Soparo-, na6e 6aDette. .StroBe,
nod Dem n9tep 9beoter" beeab, SIT
welen uno 9aargelo i'm 9etraee bon
1915 Oerlor. Sic Iagte, lie babe Die
S6mudiaben imo ehpa $i5 in @elO
in Ger Qoibc ibres aleioes gebobt,
ais lie OaS GBbaus OerlieB, imo ais
iie an oen 9illetidolter oes 9beoters
trat INN fiir i6re @intrittstarte 81
be5obleu ianO iie, OaB oaeS Der.
ldpun0en mar.