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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
REPUBLIC MAY Be
FORMED IN RUSSIA

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 90,
Russian republic is ferecasst. By b. II aieeiiii
.bers of the Russian mission here to-
day by members of the Russian mission
in the clearest exposition received here
of the enormous problem of recon-
struction confronting that country The
provisional government has called a
constitutional assembly to meet Septem
Der 30th, which will have absolute
power in deciding the form of govern
ment and details of the entire political
structure of the Russian people. Tha
assembly will consist of not more than
eight hundred members, who are to be
CHOSEN by universal, direct, secret
equal suffrage ballot, including women
in the electorate. as recently outlined
by Prince Lvoff.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
SPECIAL TERN CALLED
OFF and WADE CASE
Will NOT Be TRIED
GUARD To Be PUT
IN SERVICE soon

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 29.-
National guard regiments to be sent
to mobilization camps are soon to be
drafted into the federal service This
had been expected, although because
of lack of tents these organizations
might have been kept while in their
home armories
When the guardsmen will be drafted
has not yet been decided upon, nor is
it announced that they will be the
next American troops sent to France,
though this view generally prevails.
it being accepted that the full regi-
ments from the east and middle west
ern states will among the first OF
these troops to embark for Europe
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
SENATE PROPOSES
HUGE HUGE BOND BOND ISSUE

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 29.-
With revision of the war tax bill vir-
tually completed and now totaling ST..
10000 against the 1900 100000 levy
of increased taxes adopted by the
house, the senate finance committee is
considering authorization of additional
bonds.
Senator Stone has formally pro-
posed bond issue of $5OO.000,OO0 Dur
ing lengthy committee discussion of
the bond question a larger issue has
not been suggested, although half
fiillion of bonds, Senator Simmons,
said would still make the bill fall
short of $SOO,O0OOOO and probably
more, of meeting the ensuing years
war expenses.
From excess profits the committee
now plans under its latest estimates
to raise $300,OOOOOO. An amendment
adopted yesterday would exempt from
the tax upon individual persons.
In office or employment, including
that Of commercial traveller or agent
whose remuneration consists wholly of
a fixed and definite sum, irrespective
OF the amount of business done. or
any other contingency; and all per-
sons the profits of which depend main
ly on the personal notifications of the
individual and in which there is
net required the investment of more
than nominal capital"
Manufacturers and their representa-
tives generally are opposing repeal
proposed by the committee, of the
drawback by which they recover from
the government practically all duties
raid on materials which enter into
manufactured products which are la
ter exported. In such cases the gov
ernment retains / per cent of the duty
paid as an admin stration charge.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
RECRUIT SECURED FOR
AMERICUS LIGHT INFANTRY

Jacob N. Kelley, of Parrott, Ca, has
enlisted in the Americus Light Infan
try, which left on Tuesday morning
for the mobilization camp in Macon
Sergeant j. G. Hoist and Private James
F. Gartner have been detailed on re-
cruiting duty in this city and vicinity
t. remain here for an indefinite time
until the necessary so men have been
secured to bring the company to war
strength.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
Defense Unable to Secure Ger
tain Important Witnesses
In Employ of Railroad
ORDER ISSUED BY
JUDGE JUDGE tITlTLLEE ttIITlTTLLEEjtHi jltiIHiii
Jurors, Witnesses and Other
Parties Need Not Appear
On Monday, july End

Judge z. A. Littlejohn this afternoon
issued an order calling off the special
term of the Sumter Superior court
which had been called for Monday.
July 2, for the purpose Of placing on
trial for the third time DR.. Charles 4.
Chapman, under Indictment with five
other co-defendant sfor the murder Of
Walter H. Wade. of Leslie.
The abandonment of the special term
was the result of a statement made by
counsel for the defense to the effect
that it is impossible at this time to
secure the presence at the trial of sew
eral important witnesses who are in
the employ of the Central of Georgia
railway.
They declare that Trainmaster Frier
son of the Macon division Of the Cen
trail has notified them that on account
of the heavy traffic over the Centrai's
lines at present and the fact that many
of the witnesses are engaged in haul
ing government supplies, it is impossi-
Bile for them to be relieved of duty long
enough to come to Americus and testify
in the trial of the Wade case.
The railroad men in question, who
have testified at both the previous
trials Of the Wade case. were to have
appeared to give evidence in support
of the alibi presented by w. |. john
son, one of the defendants in the
case.
Judge Littlejohn stated this after
noon that he might have issued bench
warrants for the witnesses in ques-
ton: but that this would have result
ed in much delay, and since the 300
Jurors would have been kept waiting at
an expense of 5000 per day. he thought
il best to abandon the idea of spec
iaI term entirely.
No intimation is given as to when
the Wade case will again be set for
trial.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
WILSON OPPOSED
To PROHIBITION
CLAUSE IN BILL

WASHINGTON, D c, June %
A determined effort to modify the food
control bill, so as to make it entirely
free from, it's prohibition provisions or
a. least to grant the president au-
t5ority to permit the use of foodstuffs
in the manufacture of beer and light
wines, was begun here today by ad-
ministration forces when President
Wilson held conference at the white
house with Senator Martin, the senate
majority leader, and Senator Gerry, OF
Rhode Island Later Senator Phelan.
of California, said the president de-
sires that he be given authority to
stop the manufacture of malt and vim
Gus liquors in case of emergency, but
that the nations executive does not
believe that immediate prohibition of
manufacture of these intoxicants is
either necessary or desirable.
The president. it is understood
among persons close to him here, feels
that the prohibition feature of the
food bill endangered passage Of the
army. bill, the early enactment of
which he earnestly desires.
This afternoon it was stated an
amendment embodying the presidents
ideas will be introduced Immediately in
the senate, with prospects that it will
be adopted.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
.sUFFRAGETTE P|CKETs
WILL CONTINUE PLAN

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 29.-
Six woman suffragists who we're re
leased from Jail today after serving
three days for picketing about the
whit ehouse, were the heroines at a
breakfast in their honor this morning
at the Woman's Party headquarters.
The women say they will continue to
picket, while the police say they will
break up the practice by more ar
rests.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
RECORD PRICE PAID
FOR DUBLIN COTTON

DUBLIN. Ga, June 29.-What is said
to be the highest price paid for cot
ton here since the civil war was paid
yesterday for 70 bales purchased from
II. R. Scarborough by c. S. Pope. Mr..
Pope paid 26 1-2 cents all round for
the lot, the 70. bales bringing close to
$4,000.
In this connection it was stated to-
day that one of the large cotton firms
here is now making contracts with
farmers for delivery of cotton in the
fall at a price of 25 cents, and are
contracting for something like 500
bales per day through this section.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
WO0DMEN OF WORLD
CONVENTION BEGINS JULY 10

ATLANTA, Ca, June 29-Having
entertained four thousand Rotarians
from the four corners of the English
speaking world and sent them away
singing the praises of Southern hospi-
tality, about which all of them had
heard, but not all Of them had enjoyed
before they came to Dixie, Atlanta will
now turn attention to entertaining the
Sovereign camp of the Woodmen OF
the Wcrld, which holds its annual con-
yention in this city beginning July 10,
and which will bring not less than S0,-
600 visitors to the city
The program has been completed and
provides for a constant round of en-
tertainment. 1t will open in the At
lanta auditorium with welcome ad-
dresses by Governor Dorsey and Mayor
Gambler, TO which Morris Sheppard,
United States senator ffrreisssa ffrreisssa Texas and
banker of the Woodmen, to-
ether with others, viii respond.
Then will follow a series of amuse-
ment features including aviation fights
and mimic air battles. competitive
prize drills by the uniform rank Of
the order. athletic events. a barbecue
and many other interesting stunts at
the Lakewood sair grounds and else
where.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
WILL COMPLETE RECORD
OF SPANISH WAR VETS

1t is desired that the records rela-
tive to the Spanish-American war
veterans in Sumter county be made as
complete as possible, since the date
now On file at the courthouse is very
indefinite.
Sumter county sent a large number
of soldiers to the war in 1898 and in
order to secure a complete list of
these men it is desired that every vet
eran of the Spanish-American war in
Sumter county communicate at once
with A. G. Stanfeld, OF this city, Civ
ingfdetails as to service.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
STARTLING NEWS
IS EXPECTED SOON

LONDON. June 29.-News dispatches
from Rotterdam early today says it is
inferred there that in view of the gag
sir of the German press, something
drastic either has or is about to, hap
pen in Germany. The nature of this
development is not limited at in today's
rews dispatches, but it is said in Hol-
land that next weeks meeting of the
German reichstag may produce startl-
ing developments.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
LLOYD GEORGE DEPLOREs
SEPARATE PEACE PLAN

GLASGOW, Scotland, June 29.-Dis-
cussing probable peace and terms upon
which this end might be brought about
Rt. Hon. David Lloyd-George, premier
IF the British empire, said here today
that if the war should be concluded by
any one of the belligerents before the
Entente nations have reached the end
the set out to attain at the beginning
OF the conflict, such peace would be
the greatest disaster that ever befel!
mankind.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
Germans Take Prisoners.

BERLIN. June 29-German forces
during yesterday captured French po-I
sitions in the Verdun sector over a
width of 1900 yards and to depth
of 500 yards, it is officially announced.
There and at Ayocourt Wood during
the day 500 prisoners were taken,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
PRESS AGENT
RIGHT ON HIS LITTLE JOB

ATLANTA, Ga, June 29-John Cor
rigan, an official of the city of At
lanta, was standing at the corner OF
Broad and Alabama streets. An auto
mobile drove up Broad street and
turned the corner into Alabama street
and drew up to the curb where Cor
rigan was standing. A good looking
woman on the right-hand side of the
back seat held her hand out.
Thinking it was lady who knew him
but who for the moment he could not
recall, Corrigan took off his hat and
walked up and shook hands with her,
saying how glad he was to see her
again, and how well she was looking,
etc.
Then and there he got the worst
bawling out of his whole career. The
more he tried to explain, the madder
the lady got She said things to him
that made his hair stand on end, and
he got red in the face and kept on
trying to explain and apologize. and
she kept up her bawling. Finally Cor
rigan beat hasty retreat. And now
his friends are taking great delight in
telling him that a hand held out of an
automobile is a signal for the car be-
hind to slow down.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
STATE Of WAR IS
CONSIDERED To
EXIST IN GREECE
ATHENS, Greece, June 80. - The
government of Greece formally broke
relations with Germany, Austria-Hun-
gary, Bulgaria and Turkey today.
Practically at War.

ATHENS, Greece, June 29.-Al-
though war has not yet been formally
declared against Austria and Turkey
the Greek government considers that
a state of war exists since it's advent to
power yesterday The recall of the
Greek diplomatic Representatives ac-
credited to the Central Allies is con-
sidered imminent
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
p. & O. Ta Operate Wore Steamers.

LONDON, June 2s.-The Peninsular
and oriental Steamship Company has
come to a provisional agreement with
the Union of New Zealand Steamship
Company, whereby the latter's 76
steamers of 24S,27S tens. gross, come
Under control of the Peninsula and
Oriental Company, which will now
operate 306 steamers Of 1.727,465 tons
gross.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
COMMUNION SERVICE AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY

The regular communion service will
be held at the Presbyterian church on
Sunday morning at the II O'Clock SER
vice. Rev. E. Thorpe, the pastor, will
officiate.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
RESERVE IN
GERMAN IMPERIAL BANK

COPENHAGEN, June 29.-For the
first time since the war began, the
weekly statement of the Imperial Bank
Of Germany, issued today, shows de-
crease in the institutions gold re-
serve. The decrease is attributed, semi
officially to purchases abroad.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
Against Limiting Traffie Speed

LONDON. June 2s-The municipal
have decided against a
much-agitated proposal to limit the
speed of street traffic in London to ten
miles per hour.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-06-29
JUDICIAL NOTICE.

The special term of the Sumter
Superior court called for July 2,
1917. will n t be held and all iu-
rOrs, witnesses and parties will not
be required to appear on that date.
ZERA A. LITTLEJ0HN,
Judge S. c., S.-W. c..
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tain houses changing hands rapidly al
an ever-mounting price.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

! PROBABLY THUNDER SHOW =
; ERs TONIGHT AND TOMORROW =
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tltr Sabre binous, pteaeidt auf int.
pler, 0a5 lcstc Dial, oaB mon i'll
9otcls uno 0nentlihen 2otolen Dem
1elien Sdbr aus gefuQten 8l1fern
5utrinfen founte, Die &eitoltronts
Der 8otels lpareft nit @diten uber.
filat utO g giltg dltBerit Iuitig
Der, oa Die G5riafeit ell altge 3lt-
Oritdtc, uuo cbgleid es Sonntag
mar, Dem Gertnltf ron @ein ms
Bier uitp, tctHen giieleI boridob.
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mittog bic ii6life @SeibnadtsborItel.
lung itntt, DIE III oiciGn 5obr 0ur6
einen iduitricrten 9ortrag Der Stlt.
oenteu Der Greigbton uriDeriitdt be.
ionoeres Sntereiie erbielt.
Somobl Der 8prtrag nls bic 9uf,
%filbrungen Der ain0er puroen BON
ben DieIeu 9eiudern nit groBtem
geifaa ailfgenonmer.
Die 8oritelltng miro bcute 9tah-
mIttag mie0erGolt.
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General Poio mire
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@onOon I. Sau.-@enarol 5Qig
8efeblsbaber Der britiiden 5trcit
traitc I'll 6roufrctd, lit gum SEQ
marldal Bon Gnglono crBoben NOR
Den. C9iejclbe 4us5cihnmg murbc
aud General 6rrHd 3ltsil - mo
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Sn 2on0ou uno Gdris gc5t man
heuer iriiher iAIafen ais III Berlin
ober IN Berlin itebt mon frilbpr aitf.
Die naiierten 0tptoumtea miIien bd.
Ron 3t er8dblen.
Gnglono nil iifl cinen 9e6cns
mitte( giftator 5nIegan. Gas lift
iiberfliiiiges 9emiibeu. 5ilr eng.
lamb III ieocr oelitihe gaudboot
fil1rcr Gin aebcnsmittel 9iftator.
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Fopo 0rJe0rId arllg Dot Dem
Q%crionQl Der Iribine 5t 9teaiahr
cine Site leines foitliden qunls
5laiheubier qeiditef, bas oQeu Dor.
3lgiih munoete. Gin meiteres
2nbr Der @eimlbbcit Dem alien
@errn! CIR lcbe bohl
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Der Did 4 Trout Goal So. getauft
unO miro oos @eihdft inter BEN
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iibren. @err Gid tit Der S6mieger-
iobn oc5 moHlbefamnten ocutiden
gtitbur9crs 9errn q. s. 8opiea.
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GHaba 8afiengenoienldof I'M
9e1ftiden @auie lire S~nbresper
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