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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
9lnerfeanuna
Scat GeneralanpoIt @regorp Der
GopaIitat Der natlraliiirteR
Siirger.

8aibtngton, n, 9. G.. 6. Tue
SregorD bet in elmer grfldrung, Die
cr am Soruttag G6eno erlteB, ben I'M
Iu5lano gc6oreaen 9itrgern Der Ser.
einigten Stooten grobe glnerfe1u1urg
fltr l9r 8erbalten ieit oern @intritt Der
gereinigten Stnaten in BEN &rieg ge.
5cqt. Syn Der @rfldrung uiro cu3 nit.
5et6eiit OoB fotpeit auf @runS Der
4sroflortatiou bes 4rdi6enten mir
1875 llntertbGren fein6Iider Rationer
berGaftet rultrben.
Gtua bic S1Ifte Der Berhqftetei,
r,trb 6er Espionage ODER 1er @ufrei3-
ing 81 ltrritben beiful6igt, pdbrenS
hie iibrigen feftsenonunen rpttroen,
neil 6te 9ltnoesregtertrg es fir &C.
idhrlih erndtete, tie uuf frcierl SUR
5u beiaiien. Ger @eneralarnuaIt pte.
OerbpIt bnrtl Die @rtldrrng, oab aus.
Ian5er iih ieotre6er S5no1aIitdt ent.
balten uriiifer ull6 fiiet bir8u, 6oB 6ie
Wntiorlfeit Der Bun6esbe90r6en a6.
iolut nid)t uabgeLGiIen Bot.
rSte i'm auslnr6 geboreucu giir.
ger Der 9erciti0ten Staatcr~, heibi
es In ber GrfId1lutg Deiter, .oerbie'
ner Die grobte anerterrung uro %!
qr6bte COB fir ibr @erbalten. Sotpeit
@eie5 IND Srbs,ling m getratt Font
men, baben fte fart utsnabntsIos gu,
Hegierurg gebolter urS ta6en bi!
DoIle gereftiglrg Der tpteberbolt BON
grGii6enten &ilion eufgdteIlten 8e.
tnIptmg bargetban, boB er obiolnt
tetne 8efitrttlrger barit6er beoe, oot
bic I'M &usiott6 geborenen amerttari'
ifeH giirger tn elmer nottonalen Sri,
iis ibren RfIidten r1o 8era1trrport.
Iidfeiten rtdt I'm Do1Iteu W1obe &c.
redt tperoen DIrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
0lbgetbaa.
Dlitiien uie 9. 8. SGii ingt, erft aat
Ter g2i[hcT1H 1r1l0 ar1ier AdrI fetn.
ebe Elm bnuerH6er iSrieOe &C.
fi5ert Der6en fam.

9tep Dorf, 8. Wlai. Der borrua-
Iige 8rGil0ent g9iaiam 8. 2aft cr.
flarte am Soruntaa gbeno gelegeutliG
einer 8eoe, Ole er bier iiber bic 8iele
Der 2tga fir bic Serbeifiihriug beS
Srieoeus btelt, bob nitts nHt8e3ua 1Ii
einer onuertloez TrteOcu erreiht per-
ben t6nne, ebs nidt Gaiier @ilhelm
lmo Gniier &arl bon Geiterreid abb
0etban ieisl
r29ir beiiuoen ms iest mn Rriege.'
iagte &aft, linn 5,i iuoen, Serr 500
bet5oueru rrto Serr SabSburg. Sta
ntiiiien gernl ebenio beruits, fpie 9err
&omanoif berars rruBte, oamit uir
Srieoen IN Der @elt 6aben fonueH
Saft benterttc: .gger1 ie oieie5 goIt
IN elmer 2iga fem ioate, I'm ben fSrie.
ben gu er5~tngeH, 70 1T es Jest ocr
Gaa."
nBir 5e1biidItigen uift ben arieg
nt5uiaoFfeIt," fiigte er biu3u, raber
mir 6ea6it6tieen ibn 70 i,nDubrIbeiu.
li9 81 MAIDEN, tDte eS bic uteuitLidr
0tatur rtur BldGbt.~
Rdubmor
golumbus, O., 6. Mat. Die
2ei3e BEG 42 Sabre aIteu Grdntis ;.
8Drnes, Der aIs WlaT4tniit IN elmer
bie!iseu Gabrit tbdtis gepeIen, ipurbs
am Soultag W1orgen an etner 8oun
in Der RG6e 6es fGDtif9en @rbeitss
bauies bGngeub aufgefurbeu. 8praes
mar nit Stetueu eri6lageu un6 I'M
feline aus $42 beitebeu6e 8adrfhoft
berauht pprben. Die Rdubm6rber
batten benz Sobten au9 bic Spien uHo
Stiefei dusge5pgen. GS II biefes Der
sfpeite Ruubmorb trnerbalb Don "a
Stunben inter gan5 geuau benfeIbeu
llmftdHben. 9as uubere Spfer pou
RuubmDrbern mar her pferoe9dnbler
Sad 5olmes, ber lin $13OO beraubt
tpCroen mar.
&ebsHsmibe.
Rep gOrs, 6. Ttai. - Sts so
Sabre uIte Trau gIfTdbef5 5arman,
bic gGtttpe beg i'm Sabre 1906 ber4
ftorbersr WaiDrs m Der gunbesurmee
SSphn MeTmbsr Sarmon, purbe am
Spnntag IN fbrem 3inmsr in einem
bteiigsn SoteI als 2ei6e alrfgeFllnben
Ste bate fi9 brr9 einen SchuB
bura's Ser5 ertleibt. 1lebsr bus Wso,
tin gu benz SeIbftulOrb lit ni4ts Bee
tdnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07

fen unb an appf Derlebt. Jrou gpei
iDirb iid beute i'm poli3eissri6t nuf
Die Qlntlase bss SAnelfabreus 81
beronttuortsn baben.
y Die parabs Der persinieisn tas
t6oliI6en llnieritiibungs Geiepitafs
ten, iptl6e seitsrn gia6miitd6 atgt'
balteH iuHrbe. gelpdbrts burf bic
iibtrous Bablrei6t geibeilisune siHeu
impoionten 9lnbIid. 9err @sO. 9ins
nemann flIneirts als @roBmarIdau
unb Der @rsgoli5siheF 5enrD o.
S9uler ais beFen afiiitnt. Nh fsr
pdraee bstheiligten Iif folgtHos @srs
eine: CT. gene6ictus llnterit. gsr,iH,
ct. SoIspbs Syiinglisas sgertin, St.
glueuftimss, ct. @eor1ss Ct. 9trns
barb, CT. gtloBiiuss unb St. SoBan'
nessllnterItiibungstsrein fsrner ipar
rsn bic St. Sobluness, Ct. Georgss
uno ct. gbfDarbs Rittsr In llniform
erI6ienn. 2ln Der Spibe bss 3uaes
mdrTbirte Elm &ommouoo Der pcli5st
fore, tpcrduf bic Fidottifeu 8sdmtsn
in attos iOlgtsH. RAD gesnoignng
btr StrdbsnparaSe fpurbe in Der q.
SoIepbssairds Elm Geits9otitsoiei'lt
abg.balteH.
= 5pbn Sdles, %, bon 2srinstou,
ap., elm SNoot, relder auf Der gid
inqbriide in Qotonia fiationirt IN,
purbe osIiern Rd9mittaa erhebli6
perlett, ala elm anrsrer Solbdt ibrl
pdbrenb zines Streites NIT Sem eno'
Ieines ReuolDers sinen S6lug ouf ben
6intsrtOpf psrIsbts. 9olsp mar nidt
i'm Stanbe zen Hdmen Ieires Qngrsi'
| fers anJugeben. 9iefer 'eni8og it'd
Der @srhaitung bur doie GIutt.
Sm Gounip armenbaus III
ssiiern Elm. Gla9se, Detds bon ben
softern ameriins In 2atonia geitif'
let iporoen mar, ouige8oeen.
- 9ie Gonng. proteit. ct. 9aulua
@emeinb. hielt ssitern ihre Subres'
Deridmmlung ab, in psl9er folgenb'
gsamte initdllirt tpurbsn: prGii6ent'
@barles u. Wals; 9i3s prdiibsut;
Wm. RofnfeIo; prot. Seiretdr;
dreo. 8rausts; iinauo Sstre!dr'
albert Wepsr; S9asmeiiier: albert
Sanomdnn; &ir4enratb: Geo. 9oss'
ling; SEQ. Weling; gbds. 2aiblep;
Geo. Niss, Charles S6mibt, @aItet
grisste, Mm. grausfs, g]m. O6sr'
johann, aaprence 8rotpn, G9riftOpt
Msber, Mm. @or!, Gie Gemeinbe Be,
fiubet Ii4 in euism finan;isIIsn GU
ftanb. 9i, 3abl Der gutiisbenber
9smeinb.uiisIisber betrdst 175.
- Der FARMER $. R. Jisbtmafttr
7S, BON G.orgstopn, &p., purbe ge.
tern RG4mittdg an Der 5untiuetor
glre. Don elmer RoisSaie Gar setrpf'
fen, nobel sr ben gru9 nebrersl
Rippen unS dnbere i&!pere DerIsbun,
gen erlitt. Gr nurbe no 9bem ct
Gliiobetb 5oipital sebrGtd, no isir
3nltano als ein pretdrsr beaei4ns
tpurbe.
-R. g. Sunborn, 90 Sabre alt
urb Ro. TIA RaOiiOn 2lnsnue, mel.
DER angebIt4 Subirtiptionsn fir Elm
Uanga3in sntgesen q tnommsn bate,
purSe unter Der glntlass b.s GrIan.
gems bon GeIbern uHter faIi6en Dor.
ipenben Derboftst.
= 9ernbaro grtni. DON Ro. 237
Crescent apenus neI6er ieit Jabrsn
i'm Weittnb elm 9rocerpseT5dft be-
trie6. III sefern i'm 9IIter bon 63 Sal.
rem geItor6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
SDlfsinFi5
Da5rbsr uub Jrduerf5dnbsr bon st,
mem @oltsbGuFeu Bel p5OsuiG,
2lriS, sebdnSt.
Die 2br6sr 6eteten sfe Fe ibr Spfer
beEttsH, bus Batter uufsr.

pbosntL Gris.. 6. WSoi. Stnr
OaIep, Der isinem SefGnbuiB Ra9
am 9OHReritas G6enb in 9ueioR Rup
0i6ion ermOrbets unb bann iSrau
9ibIon bergepaItigte, Durbe an
SoHntag bon sinem guItsbaufsn, bet
aus giirgsrn Don g6oenir unb TLos
renee beiiorb, dufgetniipft. 0ie gOror
nersgeitrporenen, bic stnsn SuqueIt
iiber bic Qei9e bes Grbenttsn ab5iel,
ten,ten, gabeu BEN 0abripru6 a6,
bab 0aIep nit abfoluter 8ere4tiguug
DON perfoneB, pel6e Der Surp un6es
tdunt fub, ums 2e5eH ge5ra4t
puroe.-
0aleb irurbe bon Der Buffsmeuge
ben Shsriffsbearter sutriFen, bic ii6
nit ibm BON bier fIi1ten poIIten, I'm
ibn Dor her 9oIfsputb in Si6erbett
gu bringen. uebsr bunbert 9lutputos
bile nurbeu non ben MitgIieoern oes
8oItshalfens benubt, I'm bic Sbe'
riffg6eamten gu oerfoIeen urb ols bos
2tutumo6iI nit bem Gefangenen uro
ben S6eriffsbean1ten f9IieBli6 ers
rei4t mar, Eeifteten oieIe tetneR Dis
oerFano.
gahoem er BEN 8e1tntsn fnrtees
,nommen tporben par, sr3Gblte 9alsp
Der @pltsmenoe bie idmmtIihen Gtns
ssfbeiten feines 8oppeIper6res
6ens. Gr gGb an, pie er am 0ornerz
Itog bic gibfons in Der RGbe ppu Mefa
ungetrUFfen 6atte, no iie duf tbrer
glutomobilfdbrt our6 2lrt3ora uro
ben SiioDeften fir bic Radt i6r 2us
ger aufgsihIoaen botten. Gr urtsrs
belt fia NIT bem Gbepuar etne Stun<
be lang in Der freun6i1aftIi9iter
@eiie, erT9ob bann 9i6Iou unb oers
genaItigte bic Srau.
Qubsrbem gcitanb Oolen nod csrs
T9ieoene unosre 8trbrefen. gld6bem
er nit I.inen GeftiubuiFen Fertig mar,
uuterptes er Die Tiihrer bes goltss
Naufens bdrtn, nie re ibm bic S6Iins
ge um3ulslen bdtten uub BAT odrum,
bnB mon i'm 10 erbGnge, ouB sr fi4
ous @euid brehe uub riht gu Spoe
sepiirgt piirbe. g}ahbem Tim bic
S6linge umgslsqt norbeu pur, betets
Der eun3e gbltstaiIfsu eirruiitbig bas
-gdterunIsr". 6iernuf purbe DoIsp
ouf oos Dad zines Qutrfuobis aefteIlt.
6os oonu untsr i6m fprtgefabren rprr=
be, iobdB er 6erabitiirsts urb Tih i'm
Sturs bos Gentd bra9 unb uuf Der
SteIle tpht blie6.
9nlen's 9sr6nftung mar am Frei.
tag auf @erauloHuue bon fran 9ibs
ION srfOIgt. Gr nor "a Sabre alt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
3amtltpn.

TIMER gaent in SamiIipn III Ser,
GSnarS grnf, 449s Sao Siinfte Str
gea Gel. 476.R. SOme EbOu'
1631.a.
- ebit6 garfs Bat OTIS gants
auf S6.ibuus b.rtlust unS fie ma6t
cine aetpiTe Bertha Grabtrte fir thr
bGusIifes llngIiid perautportli9.
SIGssrtn Dsrlanet au6 gIimsnte.
- SoparS 9ap tpuros psgsn nt'
o.bliben Siibnerbis6ftabls untsr $500
giraI6aft Der GranO Surp iibertDis'
len
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
FtinbIid bFers.

ftiinblid beTere.
Ja Der 9srIunmlung, ber 4rodten,
polsH, Ssrben unb RuTen betpo5H'
TN, Dur0sn 9ppalitdtsbefdMfs 9s'
fact, bic a6f3riftIi9 bem gsrdiioeutsu
WIlion 5ugeiaHot peroea folleH. atm
SdluB Durbsn bic ruRif9e uHb bic
dmeritanii6e RGtionaL6bmne geIuus
YtIE.
Inter ben Rsbnsrn befonben fitb 3.
9pneIeb Yrincs, PrOfsFOr Der fIaDiD
f9eH Sprdhsn on Der Columbia unt.
berfitdt, @raf Slpa SolIop, prpfefor
yi8ael s. 9upin, DON Der Columbia
llnfoeriitdt, Der fer6iI9e Generations
Jul in g&etu gOrt uuo G6urles 8. Bo>
pida, her pormalige biesIeitige @ss
idnbte in BEN 8aaanftuaten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
nmsetnik
Sinb DOrIdufis nod bic QusF6tsn
fit bic Trisbeus+aOnfereus Ser
SOsiaIbemotratsn.

Gtod6oIn, 5. Mai., pta Con.
bon, 6. Ulai. - Gs tri.i BON Gag ;u
Gag tIarsr gum 0Oriaein, bab bic
boadubii4sn WsitgliebeE Oss iHtstna.
tionaIsn SO3iaIiftsnbursaus uHo ibrs
itanoinapti9en paItegenofen, lie
bier bas 5srrain fir bic GrisoeustOn.
feren3 por5ubereiteR iu3eR teus
lei9te 2lr6eit bdben unb bab ss iebr
i4tper bdItsntpirb, bic gsrtreer Der
Yartei in ben psri5iebenen triegfiib'
rsnbeH gldtiosn uuier sinen Sui gu
brinsen, Defenders 0a bic neutrG!en
2siter Der aOufersnJ in Deridiebeucu
punttsu aud ni4t nit chamber u5ers
einitimmeu.
Die Observation-Disclosures un'
ter ben 9eIssatsn perbeR aIlerbinss
ni9t als uuiibsr5riitbar betra9tet,
aber sbatia6e 1T, OaB iie srtitirsR.
Sialmar 9rautiug, Der 6iibrer Der
Ortboboren i4peOiiaen SU5iaIbemo'
tratsn, iIt 5u guHitn Der Gutsuts,
nGbrsnb bic Me5r1eit ieiHer iApeoi'
iden 9artsig.nOfen fart probeutid
fem foa, sbsrio ME .s bic bdniihen
ISo5ialbsmotrateu iinb. SufolscecHen
berrf5en bebeuteuoe MeinunssDers
iaisbsnbeitsu.
peter Stnes srotIitra, Der 6iibrer
Der 6oIIdnbd6en So3inlbemotrat.n,
Bat gum geiIpisI ber 2lfociirten qref,
seseuii6er srtldrt, Sab sr ieinsn Sc'
pdratFrieben niiHits. nber er piro in
Der ausgabe bon grGntings rSp5ial'
bsmotraten" BON Samitag fir isinc
9Gnertunesn be3ii1Gt5 zines Ssparat'
frisbens tritiIirt, bic rauf ,irgenS eiuc
Ober bic unSere 9ebeimnibbous @eii:
bic gaiis fir etnsn aIgemetren Griss
ben bilben t6nnter'. SroeIftrd Bat
ertldrt, bab bic oor ibm iiber hisI:
Ssrage eerna6en gsnertungeu foIId
|ausselegt tpOtbsn fsisu, ober Der 9or'
reIponbent bes gubapeit.r gla:tss
.Qts Git" citirt ten pie folst: .Gs
In iebo6 rtft urosrfbar, baB aus
elmer Rsibe pon geparutfrisbtn Der
aIIeemeine igriebe srtiteben t0nnts."
ferner 1T es au3 froelia, Of bi:
Seleudten Der gsrtr1lmd6te fth nit
Der @uslsouro b1riiber. ipds sirer
Sricbeu ohne GntThibigunesn 6iloet,
In Der syaffuna siH9srfarSen erildrsn
fuero.n, ME re oor ben bier bsreits
anpsfenben 3el,aatsu sege6eu ipirb.
Camille 5upsmans, ber Sttreidr
bes SntsrnationaIsa So5mIiitentou'
srsFes, bat gum geiIpiel srtldrt, baB
Elm 5rieoe obne Grii9dbigunssn abs
iolui ni6t bebeute, OaB gelsieH uidjt
rebdbilitirt uRb Der bort ongerittsts
ISahIduoeu nidt srisBt tpsrbeu miiiic,
8eleisn miiFe inter allen umitdHosu
I6dolos aebalisH peroen, uno oieiea
ipiirbe ni6t als GHtibdbisung 5u 5s'
tra9ten isin. Ter elsihen 9luFbi
iinb ale iibrissn bis6riaen 5beiiueb'
mer an Der apuiereuS, ME Srdntina
perfihert.
aae 9lnsei6en beuttn barauf bin,
baB bic 9crarbeitsn nod etlies Sde.
ipGbreH perben unb oab bic ipirilife
SriebensiOHfsrer5. iDenn ptrtIih eint
itattfinbsn IoIIte, nidht Dor Wtttte Sun
in Sibuns trstsn Oiirfte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
SiirgerfriegssEeteranen
aufgsforbert obne 8e5abIuHg dls Re-
giitriruneselerfs bel Der beoorite.
5enOen 3Onftriptioa gu
fllngirsu.

Qittsburg, pa, 6. Wai. Die
geteranen beS 9itrqerfrieaes, ioDobl
Die llnioniitsn ME bic Gouf0Osrirteu,
perosn in etnem am Spuntag bon
8. 8. 8Ongousb, benz 9snsrala6jus
tantsn Der GrunO Qrmg Of tbe Repus
bic erIaiiersn 2tufruf eriu8t, ibre
Gienite als Gegtitrirlnesclerts gele.
gertIi6 Der beporiteberlben Ronffrip-
ton Der Resierltrg aTBubieten un6
omar obne onb iie 9e8ablung 6afiir
teanbril9sn
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Seaer.

- SyrfoIge eires fbaobaften
Raitffntgs eiltiton6 in Dem etnitodi.
gen Saufe oeS Gbas. @rtel, Siiopeft.
&6e @oubtnct lmo Sid 9iun, ein
,Selter, bas einen S6aOer DON $3.50
anrittete, ebe eS geI0idt peroeH
fopnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
CeHsrreiAer
Isbmen 8eiabiing einss itaiisnit3sH
SaiiBsnsrubeu sefansen.

Wisn, 6 Mai. Oia 2Onbon. Der
amtli6e gsri9t pom Sonntag Iantsts
mie fnldt.
.s5talisniI6sr &riegsfdduplus: linz
.fere Grfunoigungsmdnni4aft orang
geItern ge9t IN Der Rdbe BON Soer5
in einsn feinbli4en S9iiBengrabsn
Elm unb brafte bsfen SeiaBunG, aus
enem Sffi5ier unO 40 WlunH beite'
benb, .uls @efangene Suriid."
er56tf3nf BON Rel6ourne e
geitor6en.
sc elbourne, g(liitralter, bia
9onbon, 7. M1ni. Gr36tihof Gbomas
HSpiepb Gtrr BON Ielbolrne uu6 Ns'
ttopolitan bon 8ietoria felt 6em SATIRE
1886 lit am Soniltag geitorben. Ser
geritor6ere iprr6e mi Sabre 1899 IN
Ger @raftid)aft SalnaD in SyrlanO &C.
bOre1t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07
Senfide Besenieitise sseusr- unO
@erFderungS.e .ejeieaidDait DON
Enf1iunfnu. On

Gte GRtisressr Sbiasr 0sfsui6a't fnb bisr.
NIT teua9rlAtigi, bGb an yloRina, ben Z.
glai 1917. bic idbrlits DsrlamuilHng uHb
geamtsntpaeI in beT Office eer SslsalAGit, 30.
o25 glnblfon uoeHue. i.niiiinbe.. SltmrfdiisH
itIb often bcu o 6is Ibs absubs.
u. Roro uessE, 1rdfIoeni.
70 II O. 69tIb. eSfrsiar. 6.71
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Qmeritauif4s ariegs.
ppfer.

OTTAWA, 6. Mai. Jn Der am
Sonntag QbneO per6ifentIi4ten amt
Ii9en @erluitliite 6efinben iiA Die Ras
men Der folgenben gtmeriianer: 9es
fallen: Us. @iEbImitb. aalma3OO,
IBID. unb 8. Softer, StanIsp, Nis.
8eripunbet: 90. :. Rtret, G6icago; Vt.
O'gaeiIl, Gburuhsto, Srt1. u. Pos
nOber, gansabea, q. .. unb 8. yt.
Smith. 2dbelle, pa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-07

ffummte nngebIt4 aus Dfla6oma, no
er angeb5rteeu Dobnsn bat uHb mar
ietnsR sissnsn GnsGben mad sin Dc.
ierteur Der 0uubeaormee.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-04
EXPECTS TO KEEP UP
FIGURES ON COTTON

Atlanta, Ga. Nov. Am expert
statistician to compile comprehensive
data covering the production, expor-
tation, manufacture and other fea-
lures Of the cotton industry Of the
South, will shortly be employed by
the Cotton States, Official Adyisor2
Marketing composed of the commiss.
iCners Of agriculture state market bu-
reau directors and farmers union
presidents in the various cotton
growing states.
J. J. Brown, commissioner OF ag-
riculture Of Georgia, who attended
the meeting in New Orleans whore
The board was organized has been
appointed a member of the execu-
tive committee Of The board, which
committee is composed OF the lead
ers in the movement to establish an
official and authoritative bodf that
would furnish free advice to the far
rners of the cotton states concerning
the price for which they should hold
their product.
Lem B. jackson, director of the
state market bureau of the Georgia
department of agriculture, is also
taking a prominent part in The work
Of the board.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-04
DEMOCRATS STIRRED
AT EIlJSTENGS DEATH

Washington, Nov. 3.-The untimely
death OF Senator Husting, Of Wincon-
sin, few days ago constitutes the
loss of the third Democratic member
of that body from a doubtful state in
about is months. 1t is only a few
months since Senator Lane, OF Ore
gon, died and was succeeded by q
Republican Senator. Had Senator
Shiverly Of Indiana, lived, he would
have remained in the upper house I'M
til 1912. Shively's place, temporarily
filed by Thomas Taggart, has been
filled by James Watson, Republican
These losses were heavy ones fot rhe
party and for the government, for eli
weresplendid men Of great experience
The death of Senator Husting nat
urally has started official Washington
discussing possible successor, and
because Washington governmental
experience is so valuable, official
Washington is expressing preference
for Joseph e. Davies, vice-chairman
CT the Federal Trade Commission.
Many hope Commissioner Davies viii
run because his experience on the
Commission in dealing with big bust
ness neutrality-suspicious. which will
be even bigger after the war would
make him national figure the mo-
ment he stepped into the Senate, and
therefore would give him more inAu-
c-eo than a new man who would have
10 take a long time to learn the
ropes"
incidentally, Mr. Davies has been
honored by the President with posi-
lions OF trust more than any other one
man, excepting, perhaps. Edawrd Nash
Hurley, chairman Of the Shipping
Board, CT William j. Harris, chairman
Of the Federal Trade Commission.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-04
SOUTH GEORGIA HAS MAN
VINO MADE $500 ON PATCH

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. +-Here are some
facts and figures Showing twhat Qepr}
gia soil viii do as "a rponeytnal|er
in the production Of food crops
On one-fourth Of an acre OF turnips,
John Landon, farmer Of Catoosa coun-
ty near Dalton, Ga, has sold S12.40
worth, and still has a large supply Of
turnips left. - 4,Y
Even at the present fisf & price L; y &
cotton, it is probable that no other
piece of ground Of similar size in
G5opgia has yielded il (betfer fneoaad
this year than Landon's turnip paacn.
1t goes to show the tremendous posi-
bilities of intensive cultivation along
scientific lines.
The best students Of the subject he.
lieve the farm lands Of Georgia, more
diversified than any other in the world
will be the garden spot Of earth in an
other generation, when young men
educated TO scientific methods turn to
the soil to make their futunes instead
Of going to the cities.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-04
CONSERVE CORN AND BEANS

Conserve your corn and velvet
beans by the use Of portagle fences
when hogging down. When the hogs
are allowed free range in the fields
there is a tremendous loss through
tramping. Use a portable fence, and
see that each field is cleaned up be-
fore theey aer turned on new sec
tion, and you will find that it pays
Southern Rualist.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-04

Following conservation lines wo-
mems skirts are to be as short and
tight sa possible and won't some Of
them follow pretty lines?
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-04

Or. T. 4. BRADLEY-I8ye, Ear, Nose
: 4pa Thu at aadIFitting Of Glasses.
Westbrook Bldg. Cordele, Ca.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-06-06
CALLS UMPIRlNG PLAY
Byron Always Ready to Joke
Fans on Ball Field.
One of National Leagues Arbiters
Handles Game Smoothly, Keeps
Players Hustling and Very Sci.
dom Makes Mistake.

William !. Byron of Detroit, Mich,
is steam filter, is said to be an eff
cicnt one and is in good standing with
the union. He also is an umpire in the
National league. Since ne joined the
major circuit he has become a student
of the game, of players and of poetry.
In the first two he has made much
progress, but MS to the other it prob
ably would be best to keep silent.
Byron has developed into one of Ten
cr's best umpireS. Although bit Of
tcious ON the field, he handles the
game smoothly. keeps the players Inst
ling and seldom makes mistake. His
decisions on balls ana strikes are not
questioned often. He has an ideal tenn
permanent for an umpire and for that
reason is respected by players.
Unlike moSt indicator handlers. Bill
always is willing to chin with fan, is
pleased to listen to a joke hurled ut
him from the stand and does not pay
any attention to insults. He makes his
work a pleasure, because he believes il
does not amount to much more than
play. He thinks it is tue same for the
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-06-06
ISTEARNS CAPTAIN
OF TRACK TEAM
Elected Unanimously on Motion of Capt
Moran Scored in Various
Events This Year

The BIattlebOro track team met yes
terday afternoon and had team pic
ture taken. In subsequent meeting
Stewart Stearns was unanimously elect
Jed track captain for next season, the
nomination being made by Capt. Ed
ward Moran of this year s team.
Stearns first appeared as a track can
didate a year ago and scored a third
place IN the Glover league meet in the
high hurdles This year in a larger meet
against stronger opponents he took
second places in both hurdles, third
place IN the quarter mile and first place
IN the broad jump. In the high hurdles
land III the quarter mile he was placed
behind men who broke the records of
the meet. He also completes in the dis
Gus throw but was unplaced this year.
He scored II points this year and had
he not been unfortunate enough to be
lpitted against two record breakers in
Moran of his own team and O'Brien OF
the Rutland team he would have mate
rally increased his score.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-06-06
Sporting Notes.

The grade track meet viii be held
Saturday afternoon on the fair
grounds. IL E0u clioy real sport as
eEemplifed by a whole pack Of en-
thusiastie boys the fair grounds is the
place for you.
And Joe Wood, in spite of all the
advance claims, did not attempt to
come back against his old team
mates II looks very much as il Joe
IS fortunate to draw a salary as a ball
player this season at least.
The largest crowd that ever saw am
American league ball game IN New York
watched the double header yesterday
between Detroit and the Yankees. Cobb
featured the second game by hitting
Shawkey for two triples, a double and
two singles in five chances.
Caoch Dicdrich Stolte of Brattlehoro
school athletics declares that there will
be more competition in the Track events
of the grades to he run Saturday aft
emoon on the Fair grounds thaa in any
previous similar meet In almost all Of
| the events are to be found from three
| to five entrants who are nearly equal in
ability. He says that the judges at the
tape in the speiat and hurdle events
Will have to exert themselves TO pick
tile winners and place men properly
| The entry list Is large and there is nc
doubt in these affairs but that the com
petition is as keen as vi.ile young boy.
hood caa make it.
Down at Fisk park in Springfield
Mass, June 10, Thomas O'Brien Of Rut-
land will be a competitor. So far as
1 Vermont school boy records 90 he
stands without peer as distance run
Incr and if he is in good condition June
/ l6 and meets with no accident the boy
who beats him in the quarter, half OF
mile runs viii be forced to bust some
records. @ 'Brien s fiery colored head
will be well up in front, and if he runs
his races as he did here two weeks ago
taking the lead and holding it, friendly
ladvice to ambitious competitors would
be not to give him much of lead. He
ran the quarter here in 81 - seconds
the half in 200 and the mile III 4.5l
breaking local existing records in the
1.-TWO shorter races.