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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
9aS Onneeidriebcnc UCIct" in
GnglnnO.

Gonoom II. Sept. II 2ieutc-
nout Douglas @olcoIm, Scr wegcn
Ser @rnor0ung bon glnton Soln-
berg cincs 8icuOo- -@rofen pro6el-
1irt puroe, lit beiite bon oen @ei@wo-
rcnen i'm n0lo 9aiIeDe @oli5cige'
ri6t frciocipro6en worocn. es
mor oicS ocr erite Sail in Dem oos
oiulocI@ric6ene @eieB" bic cin0ioe
@art6eioigung mar.
9ie Goroners- @ei6worenen batten
eincn ouf ugeretbtfcrtigten %oO-
Iblog" lolten0cn @obriprub obge'
gcbcn, nobocu iic Ole glngobe oes
2icutcnonts bernonlnen batten, Dab
CT goumbcrg nit @ert6eioigirg Der
@bre iciner 6ral4 ect0Otct bobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
Sunf-9'raFOcnt 6ceing lluteridla-
aMn9.

SSoi6in9ton fl. Sept.
Ger @dbrungs-Gontrolcur @iQiamS
ma@te 6eiie bcfonnt, cine llnteriu.
dung babe croe6el, OaB Scr Oeritor-
bene %rdiioent ser rG6enlicaI 9lo-
tional 9anf" g. 9. @1artinoale, ser
I'M Suli 1917 itorb, moefdbr $780,
600, Die @inloge eines reidcn Sim.
ben tmredtmdBig perponot 6Gttc,
ole 9anf ieOod iiir Die Slnnne ali-
foumeu tpiirOe.
Gapitol lmO lle6crihuB Der 9onf
mdrcn 0urb sic ongcbli@cn Opera
tioncu Nlnrtin0ale's nidt I'M Ont.
fcruteiieu III @litleioenidoit gcjo9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
9cntIdc gLmtluurt On sen 9aplt.

9ie Son0er-Gommiiiion un0 ser
San5ler in leBter 8eratbung iiber
Den gSortlout oerielben. - Sim
Ocuburg gcgeu @raiioent @il-
iou's @inmiicbuno in oeuti@e
9lngelegenbeiten. ~ pSieg miro
Ocn &rieg abtiir6en."
8erIin 10. Sept. (pia 9onoon,
II. Sept.) ~ Die Sonocr- Commit
iioh ser z &ei6stagsobgeoroueten,
ouSerw6bIt, INN 5uiantmen nit elmer
gIei6en 3abl bon 9unOcsrat6- -GGit-
glicocrn nit oem &ei6Sfan3lcr N1i-
boelis 81 conferiren trot am 6ellti.
Gen SpGtno6mittag 5ulommen 5u ei-
ner Gonferen5 iiber ole glntport auf
&obit 9eneoicts 5ric0ens-@ori6ldgc
9a Die Sibung 0ieier &0rperi6oft
in eriter 2inie berot6enOer g}atltr it,
lit nidt an6unebmen Dab iiber 0en
IdlieBli6en gntpurf Scr 9(ntwort
Ger 0ellticben 9ieeicring an sen &o-
titan, o6geitimnt Wor0en lit.
@inmii@ung in inferno
Iffairen 5uriidge-
mieien.
81 iter6onL If. Sept. -9lob-
Dem sic @iirtten6ereer Sonoels-
fanmcr iib abweiieno ii6er Die Ser
iube &r1ii6ent g8ilion's, ii6 in
@euticblan6s inncre 9lngelegenbeiten
legenbcitcn, ousgcoriidt bat, ontmor-
tete 6elomari9oll bon Sin0en6lrg,
0en oeutidben 3eitilneen no6: ngIls
g(ntiport auf oie onmoBenoen @orte
0es @rdiioentcn gSilion bat iib Die
oeltit6e glation bereint lmO feit bin-
ter ocn Oeutidbcn Goiier unO feline
gSorte gciteIlt, lmO iib oae freuioe
Ginmiihung in Oeuti6e g[ngcIe9en.
1eit bcr6oten. gSir miiiien iebt Der.
eint bleibcm itoblbort unO enti@lois
fem 5u iicbcn, OoOlrh mcrOen mir
ben Gricg fitr5en. 2oBt Dies oos Sc
fibl zines ie0eu 0eliticben iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
Slmcrifaniidjer 9nmpfcr iuu6ridjciu
lidl ncrlcnft.

yeew Dort II. Scpt. ~ 9e-
ridte, pelbe anoeuten 0oB Scr ame,
rifaniit6e 0nmpicr uSuiono", ein
Sdiff BON 36t3 Sonnen GouuIin-
bolt, pel6es BON bier am Z. glu9ult
nod @cnua abfu6r eineul Oeutic6en
llnteriecboot gum Spfer fiel, wrrOcn
beute in 6ieiiacn Sbiiisfrciicn em-
piongen.
Die 9leforoe 5eigeiL ooB oie 9c-
monnung Oes 0onpfcrs 81 Wlitglie-
Der 516lte, BON oenen 8 omcrifaniibe
9iirger poren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
saEluaKer. .9suIppen.
9e6ensgerpobn6eiten elmer eigenortt
gen Sbierfloile.

Gic G6icrflaiIe Scr @olppeu be-
wo6nt foIt ouSiblieBliG oas @leer.
9Ar 5pci @ottitngen Npernlogen in
iii6em @oiier 81 le6en, Die cine oa.
bon 6eluo6nt oas 9radpoNer ser
aiiIten uno &iiiteniliiiie, Oie onoere
fommt ii6erall in imieren 9innens
QemGliern uor. Die @othtng Scr
9lrnpolppcn (SDOro), lit bel ms II
me6reren 9(rten pertreten, Die iid
a6cr penig bon einon6er lnterihei-
ben. N}an fam oie Gbiere leid]t III
cinem @loIe @aiier, Oas nit @oler-
pflon3en bciebt lit. 6eobodten. Sier
6olteu iie ii6 wobl Sabre Lang
Sol6 Elm 2lrnpolpp lit Elm b6dit ein-
fad orgoniiirtes G6ier, Iein &orper
lit cine &06re oOer Oielmebr ein
S6luid, ser nur o6en cine Deli
nung BAT. SSn 0ieie Oeffnung flieBt
oas ggailer nit ser in ibm eiit6alta-
nen 91a6rimg Elm. 0ie leBtere miro
bon ocn @0rperipGnoen pcr0ollt Gas
gan3e S6cr lit alio ein Nlageu $
6eibt in Ieincm 2ei6e feline 6cionOe-
rem &erOomtngsorgone, ii6er6anpt
feinerIei Gin9ciueioe. Scr gol5e &or-
per bat bic 8rnftion 0es WlagelS.
Ces6ol6 uir0 on1 Ser gan5c groBe
E6ierfreiS, Dem Der 9lrnlpolDp angc-
bort, ols Niaacnt6iere be5ei@uet. liz.
iere 9inncnwoiierpolupcn iinO 5ien-
lib fleine @ecn, iie 6u6cn eiue
9dnge bon 1 bis 9 Gentimeter. 9ln
i6rer W}unOoffnung itc1en lanGc
Sentofeln NIT Oenen iie gon5 fleine
g9aIiertbierben, fleine &re6sartcn
uno g9iirmer iongen Sn 9qnarieiL
IN oenen fleine Slide ailfgejogea
mer0en, iino Iie 0arlm iebr ibd0liA.
Sie ue6men oieicn S6icrcn Die gto6-
rlmg leiGt meg liuo Oo iic iid lebr
idnell perme6ren unO allent6olbeH
an gS1uoen un0 @oiierpilan5en
liben uuO ibre Gentofel ousIired.n,
10 6lei6en ioit allie oie fleincn @ol-
icrtbierdcI bic sur 6iitterltng Der
Slide in oas glquorium ge6ra@t
luerocn, in Oeu 6augarmcn 60ngen
Die GoIppcn iino orgc ISrelier, Sie
60ren nidt e6cr onf 9cute 5il Det-
Idlingen bis i6r &0rpcr ridtig Sis
o6enou gefiiQt iino. 9iad cincr gitel
W}a5l5eit lit aus i6rcm ro1reuldng-
li6cn &orpcr cine rmoe augcl 1c-
lporoeu S,nt iibri0cn iino iie obcr
ic6r 5dMe6ig, iic fcicrn ole 6cltc,
luic Tie fallen linO fonncn oudl @io-
nate lang @ungcr Iciocn. Gincl
SeiuS baden iie faltm. Gorlm iinO
iic ans eincnt glqidrilmL IN 0os iic
cinuol Gn0aug geiunocn 6o6en.
foum pieocr 81 cntiernen. @elUo6n'
lid meroen iic nit @aiierpflan5en
cingei6leppt, iie iiten beionoers germ
in Ocn betoulteu @oiierlinicn. Wlan
ntB 0es6ol6, 6cnor mou @ailcr-
pilan5en in oos aquarium 6ringt,
oieie genmi Ooroldbin lnteriuhelL
o6 iie nit @olppeu 6eiebt iiuo. gu
Oieien 3mede leat nan ole &flon5c
in elm @loS goiier mo iteat oieieS
in 6oS Souncnlidt. 9ei 6eIler &c.
Icldtlng iircdcn ii9 oic FolpPea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
@lc9IOuO OOr scnats-GOmitc.
erfl1rt ocn Y}itglieoern oeS 5inan5-
9oniitcs Die glot6menoigfcit DER
%aiiiring Der $1t,000000,OO0
SrieQscre0it giQ.

g8 a bington, fl. Sept6r. II
Trei Stunocn 6iuour1 erldtterte
berte S6abonts-SefretGr Nlc9looo
oem Senots- 6inon5-Gomitc oie 91ot6-
menoigfeit iiir Oie Glf-Giaionen Gol-
lars ariegScreoit.9 9ia, mel9e in Scr
leBten gSo1e i'm Snllie poiiirt purOe.
Gr miro morgen ieine ghlsiii6rln-
gen, Die er iriiber Dor Dem Niittel-
ino @cge-Gomite oes SouieS mahte,
bcenoen.
Gos Seuots.Gomitc 6ofit morgcn
NIT Der Gorloge fertig 5u weroen
imo iie am 0onnerIiog Dem Sent
ein5u6eri6ten, 100 iie Dor allen on0e.
rem @ci9diten Oen Gor5ug cr5olteu
mirO.
Gem SefretGr N}c9l0oo iplroen
bon Dem Gomite piele 6rogcu porge-
legtt a6er es oerlautet, OaB ii9 fei1e
crnitc 0ppoiition gegen oie MoBua6-
me geIteno uodlte. GS miro ga.
Glou6t, OoB ole @laBnabme nad) per-
b0ltniBnldBiger fllr5er Ge6atte poi
lirt merOen fam na1Oem fleinere
glen0eringerL Oie bon 0em Gomite
cnlpfo6len perOen mogen, oorgcuom.
men iein iuerOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
aeimc a0dIeM iiir NOIIamO.

u itcr6onL II. Sept Ger
~Eelegraaf~ melOct oaB Ceuti6Iauo
oen aobIcutransport nad Soaano
einaciteat Bot
Cos 9lott ipridt Die 9Inlidt aus,
ooB Geutidlono aui @OlonO our4
oic MaBnobme eincn Grud ausii6en
mill imSoQonO 81 5win9en Ceuti6'
lonO cine glnIei6c 81 geiud5ren, Die
biSber abgele6nt murOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
|atifau appcllirt fir WlcgifO'S
9Srieiter.

Gom If. September Ger
Gatifan BAT oie umerifoniihc mo
britiidc 9lcgierlno eriudt, ii@ I'M
SntcrcIle Der &rieiter uno reIigi0icn
Groen in Merifo, Die init @ertrei'
bung beoro6t iino, Oerlpenoen 81
iuollen. Dca @otifou gi6t eleib5eitig
Die &criidcrung, oaB feinerlei
5riinoe fir cine oerorti0e @iuB-
nahme porbanOen ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12

gar notbig. 9Gic iong oodb nod sic
@i6terin in Oeu uSicOcru, Die Der
Sonmer brirgt": nGurdWonocrtcS
Sidt mill eebiitet MIR icin un lang
81 6e9liiden~ TT im gloube, Die &C.
borte aud 81 ocn 0bcquemen Gergci-
fern" unO muBtc, mas iie iang aus
cigener @rfabrllngl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
Naa etcrMcn6anncr ii6er @erOan.

&oris, If. Sept. Cine aneri-
fonii6e 5Iosee, oos @ei6enf eines
omcrifoniihen 9iotben &reu5-@lit.
glieocS, muroe, nod elmer Gcremo-
nie, an ser ocr Sub-8r6feft Sean
@rilIon tbeilnobn iiber Oen 9iuinen
oeS 3at6bauieS bon &er0un gebiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
Qrai 9eFnIt0Fff IN GOnitantinOpcI.

2pnoon If. Scpt. H @rof
bon 9crnitorff Ger cbeuoIige Oeut.
i6e @otibaiter in &oibington Der
fiir6li@ gum @oti6ofter 5n Der Cir
fei ernannt murOc, lit IN Gonltanti-
nopel cingetrroffen wie ans 2epc-
i1cn aus glmlterOom oil Die Central
glcuigfciten-glg glgentrr ergebt.
@rof G5ernini bon GbuOnib, Der
oIterrei6iiblingoriiAe @ainiiter ocS
9(eilBcrcn iit bon Berlin mobin cr
fi6 bceebcn bottc, Inn liG init ocn
oallti6cn 9(utoritdten iiber sic 9lnt-
mort scr @littelmd6tc ouf oie 6rie-
0ensnote oes N5a6ites 81 bcIpreAen,
nod gSien Sitriidgefcbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
saenGIider s9at IdlnI0ia 6cfnnOcu.

ct. SobnSbnrD, 8t., #. sept.
-6rau 9lloin &enniiton puroe belitc
0cs @loroes i'm 3meiteu @roOe pe9en
E6cilna6mc an Scr grlnorOlmg BON
sllicc 9rooi6olu, oes 8 Sabre oltcn
perfriippelten &inoes eineS gtahi
Barn i6ulOig 6eflmoen. Sic 9erd-
t6ung Der @eidmorenen nabm nur
40 Nliuiten in glniprucb.
5rau aenniitou, cine @aGborin Der
Grooi6ou- 6anilic, rmo Sri. gtta
sids, Die @irt6I6aitcrin oes &ater5
ocs crmorOeten WtGOdens, S5o5n
@ra0i6aw, wllroen nod 9lusiogc
Ger @oli5ei am 6. Suli per6aitet.
Yeioe befalnten iid idilOig, ol5
Siho getootet 81 bo6en, neil es cine
@iirOe NOR. Spoter mur0e Ser 6orm.
ar6citcr SSo5n &ermin und perbaitst
Gr 6cfannte iiH ieitoem Der @ei6iilic
noA 0er Cbot idbuloig ln0 be3ciigtc
6ei Dem @ro5eB Der 6rau aenniiton,
6aB er auf i6re gInmeiirig bin, sic
9eide 0es Wl106ens BON ser Stelle,
uo lie unter 8iii6cn oerltedt moroep
mar, am 8. 2luguit nod6 eineui ilml-
piigeu 6elOe oetrogen babe. Seinsr
glusioge na6 6otte 6rau 9enniiton
ibm cr3G6lt, lie babe Oas Dido6eu
oemiirot, pd6reno SRI. Sids es nit
cinem &niippcl geidla0en babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
aruit im nSr0Iidlen glirainia.

Us IN d c 4 e I, 3D. IT. Scpt. =
slus beridieoenen Gbeilen Oes n0ro-
liden @iroinien miro befti9er 6roit
gcmeIoet. gln ciu3cluen SteIlen
lpnr0c Gis bepbnMtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
Ce6etbadler fir suIOaten.


I B6iIo0cIpbin If. Sept
Sic Selpiib Eublication Society Of
slmerico fiinOigte belite atl ooB iie
%ouienoe G1entplore eiues berfiir8-
ten @e6ct6udS foitenfrei inter Den
S5uocn in Scr glrnec uno 5lotte ber-
tbeilen miro.
0ie &eroilsgabe oes 8u4es wuroe
ltnter 2citllng bon &cprdientonten
beri6icocncr Scftionen Der iiinoi-
iden @emeini6oft borbereietet' mo
foHn 0c86olb oen 0rtboOoren iomobl
mic bon &efornl-S Siloen beniibt mer-
Den. 0os 9ub umiaBt f7O Sci
ten entbGIt ocu bebrdiihen Tert llno
Die cngIiide lle6eriebuug lit bono-
lid in Der 5orm uno in abati &C.
bun0en. Gs fam Iei6t I'M Eornilter
lnter9e6roht ueroeu,
W}an ih6tt Oie 3obl Der iiiOiiben
SolOoten uno D2otroien in Snfel
Soms Seer unO Slotte olf 10000.
Seoer Su0e in Uniform ioll Elm @e.
bet6nb erbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
5ranen in 0jali5icn crBaIteu Sns
Stimmredjt.

Inter 5iibrilng Ser 6rou Sophie
bon Wloroc5emSfi @ottin oeS HeihS.
tags -9lbecorOnetcn bon Nloroc8clusft
eriAien i'm @oIen.Glub cine glbor0.
nung Der 5rouenligo oes oberiten
polniiden glotionol- Gomite's, Inn i'm
eigcnen imo I'M Gomen mebrcrer an
oerer Sroucn.GreoniIotionen inter
Sinpeis auf oic berDorroaeuoe Sbd.
tigfeit, weIhe oie 5rouen wd6reno
oeS &rieges in ieIbititdnoiger @ciie
entipidelt boben, bei'm 3r1iioium
ocs Eolenclr6s Die 5or0erung Dor.
8ubringen, ooB im Sale elmer Sou.
oerIteIlung @oli5ien's oen 6rauen
ongemeines aftibes uno poiiiOes
g9oblreAt auerfannt peroe.
Der 9lborOnung, pclde bonn Sb.
mann bon @ilinsfi uno Gbnlannss
Stellbertrctern 3os5pnsfi ueo Ger.
man empfangen purOe, puroen Die
@eitimmllngen 0eS Sonoeritenunes.
entmurfes mitgetbeilt, ponoA5rauen
III ielbititdnoigen 9crilfcn nttiUcs
@oblrebt eniger1ltnt miro. Der
peitere 9lusbau oes gSo6lredts maB
Der fiinftieen @eitnltlmg oes politi.
ihen 2ebcns onbcim eegeben merocn.
9iciu, nabrbaft nnO geiunO,
in @erbinolnq NIT oer Sroft Oes III.
ters uuo Dem boben 3eihtbum Der
lln0erfdlidtbeit, luirO oos bon 6reo.
gauernidni6fs n9lmericon 9rcu.
erD" bergeIteIlte oSolace.8ier" Sie
5u ie0er 3eit befrieoisen. Gerlangt
cs. Giite $1.10. @rmuerei: Sorforo-
9lbe., @}omlment- imo 8iaen-Sir.
Sci. 6. & &. glonnt @crnon 1868.
(Septt2) (An6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12
aoiIer geiIlrLm uieOer in 9gOtaOam

g[mftcr0oml If. Sept.- 9oi-
fer S9ilbelm 1T, pie in ciner III Ser
lin erlaiienen antliGen @rfldritng
ongefiinoiet miro nad &otsoom 5li-
riicfgcfebrt.
(0cr Goiier botte 9liga eiucn 9e-
lu@ o69cqItattet)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-12

QlbOnnentcn, bic ben ,,1eutidlen 00rrcg
iponOcntcn" nidlt pNnttlid ubcr unrCael
malta crbnlicu, liub aebcicu, her Gflicc
Dapon per geleDhon oOer idlrliilldl Nlli.
thciIuna 81 madlcr'
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-02
A New Fish Story.

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec 1.-"Stuck
through the gizzsrd," or 1.-THE Cat
Fish's Revenge ought to be the title
Of this tragic tale of an. Atlanta fish
erman whose veractiy Cup to this
time) has never been questioned
While fishing in Florida lake he
noticed a large fish about five feet in
length, floating half out of the water
and apparently suffering great pain
and laboring under intense excitement.
He grabbed the fish with hanc
net, cut 1t open, and found its interior
mechanism shot all to pieces by the
vicious fins Of cat fish which it had
swallawed, and which was still alive
and on the job.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-02
MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
UNFAIR To THE TOWN

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 1.-The meE-
ace of the mail order house Is not
confined to small town merchants who
feel its effects in the volume of their
trade sent away by customers.
1t is just as real and just as hurtful
to the merchant of Atlanta as it is to
the merchant of the country town, and
Atlanta merchants are preaching the
doctrine of Trade At Home" with
equally as fervent emphasis as their
brethren in the rural districts.
The local merchant is the man who
gives you credit when you are final
cially embarrassed and carries your
account when you cannot pay
He is the man who meets you AT
the door with handshake and bids
you adieu with real comes again
and a good ward for the kiddies.
He is the man who pays his taxes
to support the local public schools and
fire department and police force ana
other public institutions.
The same thing apple sto the mer
chant of this city as well as it ap-
plies to the merchant of any Georgia
town
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-02
Sim FE|NERS WANT
AMERICAN SYMPATHY

DUBLIN, Dec. John Dillon, Ma
tionalist member of the House of Com
mons, addressing the Ancient Order
of Hibernians in Dublin recently con-
denied the Sim Feiners for allen
ating the sympathy of the United
States from the Irish cause" The
friendship and support of the Ameri-
cans in Ireland's struggle for liberty
was their greatest asset, he said. But
what was happening in America today
filled him with horror. Friends and
supporters of the Sim Feiners in Ire
land, he said, were now charged with
treason to the flag, and with entering
into a combination with Germany to
defeat America. He was deeply con-
WINGED that the Irish race in Ameri-
ca would take steps Immediately to dis
associate the name of Ireland from
such conduct.
Nobody" said Mr.. Dillon, could
exaggerate the fatal character of the
policy of undertaking to make ireland
republic, and, as step in that ca
reer, quarreling with the United
States and turning on the flag which
was the dearest to the Irish race Of
any flag in the world.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-02
ATLANTA SENDS DELEGATION
TO WASHINGTON AFTER COAL

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. Henry B.
KENNEDY, fuel administrator for the
city of Atlanta, and a committee of
coal dealers and prominent business
men are in Atlanta today to appear
before the fuel administration in sup
port of Atlanta's requisition for coal
to supply domestic consumers.
he city today is almost bare of do
+ este coal, except in the bunkers Of
the rich and well-to-do, who bought
irthe summer regardless of price, AMI
who are not worried by the cold
weather But small consumers, who
buy in smaller quantities, have not
laid in their winters supply, and the
city is on the verge of acute suffer-
ing.
United States Senator Hoke Smith,
of Georgia, in response to appeals
sent to him, advised Administrator
Kennedy to come to Washington arm
ed with all the facts and stay there
until he secured an order directing
coal to be shipped into Atlanta, and
then stay there until the coal had ac-
tually arrived.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-02
A TWICE-TGLD TALE.


One of Interest to Our Readers.
C0od news bears repeating and
when It is confirmed after long
arse Of me, eysr il we hesit2 ed to
believe it at first hearing, we feel Sc
cure in accepting its truth now. The
following experience of an Americas
man is confirmed after four years
w. A. Hardin, grocer, Elm avenue
and Hill streets, says: Il had severe
pains in my back which were almost
uubearable at times. The kidneys Sc
cretinns were too frequent and highly
colored. l tried Doan's Kidney iPlls,
and got relief from the first. Continued
use removed the pains in my back AMI
my lijdreys tecame normal"
LASTING BENEFIT.
Over four years later, Mr. Hardin
said: "Doan's Kidney Pills cured me
a few years ago, and I am glad to
recommend them again to other sGf-
ferers from kidney trouble.
Price Coz at all dealers, Don'r
simply ask Tor kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
MIR. Hardin had FosterMilburn
Co, Mfgrs Buffalo, N. Y, advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-02
FOR THE GIRL

Dolls, Doll Furniture. Tea Sets, Doll
Carriage, Doll Carts. Pianos, Sewing Sets,
Embroidery Sets. Indian and Cowgirl Suits,
American Service Suits. Paint Boxes, Doll
Shoes and Stockings Doll Wigs, I ables and
Chairs, Doll Sweaters and Caps, Blackboarda,
Tennis Rackets. Games Of all kinds, Desks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-02
Fer THE BOY

Air Rifles, Pop-Guns, Footballs, Drums
Velocipedes, Bicycles. Coasters, Roc kef-
Horses, Wagons, Wheelbarrows. Driving
Reins, Mechanical Trains and Electrical
Trains, Erector Sets, Sand Mills. Elevators
Postcard Machines. Boy Scout and Indian
Suits, American Service Suits, Military Suits
Tool Chest Croquet Sets, Dalo Flash Lights
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-02
whisky Destroyed at ThOmasvllIe

BROWNSVILLE, Ga, Dec, 90.-Sher-
ifr Rheberg had the task this week Of
emptying into a sewer more than two
hundred bottles of red liquor. This IL
ouor had been gathered up by the
seriff at various and sundry times and
locked UP in his evidence" room. By
order of Judge w. II. Hammond, o.
the city court, it was poured out, 1T
taking three men over an hour to open
the bottles and empty their contents,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-02
Optimistic Thought.

The Jealous feed on jealousy, yet
never grow fat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-27
|HEAVYWEIGHTS READY q
FOR MATCH THURSDAY
Bout Between Stranger Lewis and Youssf Hussane Ex
pected To Be One Of Most Spirited Contests Staged
Here In Some Time-Tickets On Sale Today.

Tickets for the wrestling match be-
tween stranger" Lewis and Youssif
Hussane. the Terrible Turk" in the
Academy of Music. Thursday night.
will be placed on sale at the Academy
boxN.office today. Popular prices will
prevail and the indications are that
a capacity crowd will be on hand when
the heavyweights cast aside their robes
and go to the mat for what should re-
suit in one Of the most spirited en-
counters of it's kind staged here this
season.
The mill Ia scheduled to begin at
$50 o'clock. Dr. J. r. McDonough will
in all probability be selected as the
third man between the ropes. Arrange
ments are being made for prelimi-
nary between local boys.
Lewis ts favorite with the wrest-
ting fans and the dope" indicates that
ne will win. There is much specuia-
ton, however. as to the length of time
it will take him to dispose of the Turk.
The last time the two met the "Strang
ler'' found he had mans size job on
his hands. the big Oriental grappicr
proving a stubborn. game and fero-
cious adversary.
Since breaking Frank Gotchs leg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-27
Salem Basketers
Beat Portsmouth
In Title Battle

Charlottesville. Va, Feb. 26-The
Salem high basketball uuint, which met
defeat at the hands of Lynchburg high
last week. will again carry off the
title OF state championship. In the pre-
iiminary contest tonight with Ports
mouth high. Salem won rather easily
by score. of 80 TO "a. and tomorrow
night Will fight 1t out with Charlottes-
Vile high for the state prep school
title Charlottesville high tonight van
pushed Arvonia high. 10 to g.
The Woodbury. Forest and Augusta
Military academy quints qualified for
the final series. but dropped out at the
last moment. leaving only the four
teams named above to fight II out
The Salem Portsmouth game was not
as close as was anticipated. Salem. last
year champions, got the jump on the
Tidewater champions. scoring a total
OF twenty-one points In the first half
nine for Portsmouth. The lat
ter quint braced in the last three min
utes of play and scored seven points in
rapid succession. but the rally came too
late Hunting put ~efderfA
game for the victors. registering TWEEN
ty-fve points of his teams total. Hut
chius carried off the honors for Ports
mouth by scoring sixteen points.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-27
HACK SPENCER WILL
Be FIRST RECEIVER
Detroit Catcher Expects to Stage
Comback and Be Star of the
1917 Season.

The news from Detroit that Ed
tHack) Spencer has signed his 1917
contract with the Tigers and will be
considered their first string catcher
the coming season is OF interest be-
cause it is further evidence of the
greatest come back, perhaps, that
the game has known in years.
Spencer was about the best catcher
in the American league from the time
he Joined Detroit last summer until
he was forced TO quit the game TO
nurse an injured hand. He ought to
begin this spring right where he left
off when the digit was smashed. and
with even greater pepper.
Spencer has a remarkable history.
He was with the St Louis Browns q
decade or so ago, but did not take
any care of himself, and finally was
sent to Boston. There he got into
an argument with Fred Lake. then
manager, and jumped the league en-
tsrely
Because the big hackstop harboreo
the delusion that he was able to drink
booze as fast as they could make IL,
he went from bad to worse, until
finally he couldn't even hold a Job In
a minor circuit.
In 1916 he caught 113 games and
batted .s57. Last year he showed
to such excellent advantage on the
coast that President Navin decided
10 give him a chance. He reported
to Detroit in the summer and in the
nineteen games that he appeared in
proved bigger star than he ever
had been with the Browns or the
Red Sox. He batter .3To fielded ex-
cellently and his throwing was as
good as any seen on the American
league circuit last year.