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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25

Irvine Walker honorary commander
in chief United Confederate Veterans !;
annual grafton, Col. j. Rice Smith, Au-
guSta, Ga; announcements; ad-
jOurnment; diner for all veterans;
y. m., business meeting at opera house; ;
adjournment; 4 to $50 p. m., rcccp-
ton by Chester chapter, IT,. d. c., at
Commercial club; $3.50 D. m., music |;
presentation Of official ladies, division
brigades and camps by Commander
league.
Wednesday, April 25.-9:30 a. M,
music by band at opera house; 9:30
q. m, officers of brigades and camps
report at headquarters; 10 a. m., ad-
dress by Miss NJ Rutherford, ex-his-
torian United Daughters of the Con-
fcdcracy; business before the conyen-
ton; | a. m, memorial service to
the Confederate dead and tribute to
the women Of the Confedcracy; 1880
a. m., presentation Of Mrs. j. T.. Nc
Whirtcr, president South Carolina di-
vision, |. ID. c., reception of sponsors,
maids Of hoOnr. matronS Of hOnom and
visiting ladies': election of officers;
adjournment; bcncdiction by assist
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
His Undue Proposai.

Hc was IL morbid youth and nerv.
GUS lover. Often had no wished to tell
the maiden how he longed to make
her all his own. Again and again had
his nerve failed him. But tonight
there was Il "do-or-die" look in his eye
They started for their usual walk, and
rested awhile upon his favorite seat-
Il gr"vostonc In the village churchyard.
a happy inspiration seized him. "NIu-
ria he said in trembling accents
"Marin! When YOU die-how should
you like to be buried here with my
name on the stone over you?'-London
Opinion.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25

ant chaplain, Maj NJ. w. Hit; / to
2:30 y. M, dinner for all veterans;
p. m, veterans parade; form at post
Office, up York street to Foote street,
thence to Saluda street and back to
postolIcc; S p. M, reception Of vcter-
ans and visitors; 9 p. m. annual re-
union ball; from 8 to 10 p. m. floor of
hall will be reserved to veterans, Off
cials, visiting and leading ladies. The
Sons of Veterans will hold their con-
vention at the same timc.-Thc State.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
well rendered.

well rendered.
After this very interesting program
1t was decided to continue the regular
meetings on Friday before the fourth
Sunday during vacation. We shall
be glad to welcome the Rural School
Supervisor and any other visitors who
may be interested in our association,
at any time, in our midst.
AT this last meeting we were all
most pleasantly surprised when our
very thoughtful and general president,
Mrs. c. l.. Waldrep, announced that
refreshments would be served every
one present enjoying the cake and
lemon punch as we'll as the social
gathering and most helpful program.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-25
CONFEDERATE REUNION
OPENED AT CHESTER

Ccnfcdcrates OF State Gathered mt
Chester. Two Days Session.
Chester, April 20.--Thc following is
the complete programme of the South
Carolina division. Unitcl Confederate
Veterans, reunion to be held here
Tuesday and Wednesday,:
Tuesday, APRIL 2i--9:3O 10 10 a.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-26
&ui1cm in ,pilbcr fSlmcbt
aerenstp wtQ Slu uuo Gin Webooen n1bren NbaQ 1i=
lanos. - 8rttlde Sfenlpe tn 6lanon - Gine Miuton
amerifander Sooaten lofort nadb iSrantretd.
9'ene $4,000 3rie9ssIsliunen 9onerci, perlanat

Jn HnRlanS aeht ppn 9tcucm alle.
ornnter nuh briiber. 8crensfp, be,
meme rmiiild)c Stftatpr, iuiQ es mn
nit pSlut uuo Gtien" Wetbuoeu pro
bteren mES lit snr ,srunt in 8aIisieu
nbgerellt. 0an5e Teeimentcr men
tern, slrbciter itreifeu, gaucru reupl
tiren, fnrs, es bebt nnb fradDt an alien
Gnoen. SeIbitneritdnblidD uiro oas
HeInltat bcntider Aaitntion suae.
ldrlcben, itatt oem 9erlaugcn oes rui.
itldDen &plfes nndD - Srieoen, Trie.
Scn, Trieoen.
Infolae oeiien riifcn Die oeutIdDen
Neerld)nrcn onrdl DCrlaHene ruiiiidle
SteIInngen, burdD Opn oen mcid,euoen
Hnilcn in Grano aeltcftc SDrfer nui
Der aan5en Etntc nur. 9ln au0crn 80
lttlonen iuurcen gan5e rnIiildyc Hcais
menter bernld)tct, ubertauIcnoe Duu
Hnnen acfangcn genpmmen nnb rief.
&c Nrlcaabcute bon ben Tcntld)cn aes
nadt. GS fOllen banptiGdJIid, ocntid,e
Sfcglmcntcr ietn, meld)e bic HniIcn
pcrfolacn, nnterltilbt nDu DiterreidDis
Idcr Irtilleric. Sine OGenGc 2nft.
IdItffe Derfp!aen bic Eruoiantsiige Der
lueidDenoen 9iuiicn, iucld)e oaourd, in
llnorbnuug geratca. @enn bic Hni-
len nidDt ltanhbaIten, lit clue Gata-
itrppbe fir hIeiclben nnpermeibltd).-
(Stehc audi &rieaSitberitdlt anf Seitc
3. - Tie Sd,riftl.)
Rene britiidDe Cfieuiibe.
Wtan Ditrfte luobl nidDt fcblaebem,
on5unebmeu, bnf bic nene britilhe
Cffenitoe in Tlanbern NIT benz rnIits
IdDen Gbaos sulammcnbGn9t, nm 3m
ucrbiiteu, oaf ,ueiterc oentihc Hegi.
menter nno GiDiiiunen nadJ benz Ditlls
diem Sric9sid)anplnb nbae5ugen mers
ocn. ScrIin meIhet cine furdtbarc,
mic oa0cmeiene britiidDe 9lrtillcrtepors
bereituug, ais &orIpiel sn Der ieit
8DfDen ermarteten ncnenCffeniiDe Der
Sriten.
Garis, %. Snlt. - @cncralmaior
4cribin3 b.rli2,! NIT ssacifn Ieinsr
StabsOffi5ierc Earis, nm bic britiidc
NrOnt ais G,ait beS Telomorid)nlls
A1aig su bcindcn. Gr iutll bic britt
ld)e grmec nno ibre Sampforsaniias
tiOn itnOteren.
4OnbOn, %. Snli. - @iebernm
lunrbe aeitern Moroeu Elm 2nftanoriff
anf bic Citfiiite Grelanos ansgefiibrt.
Sin 8eidD,pnOer BON etlua 20 feinoli-
den TlnGseugeu erldnen nm s ltbr
mpr9ens iiber IeliritOme unO Saruid).
Gintae 8omben iunrben abac,porfen,
bod beluirfte oa8 itarfe SSener Der 9lb.
luebrae'dnbe cine Spaltnna Der
iclnolidDen formation. Sin Sell be.
aab iid) anf ben Hiifmeg, iuabreno Der
anoers Sell bes Giler-Siiite entlang
nadD Siibcn lueiter flOg- Sicicr lette.
re Sell lunrbe auf isinem gan5en @e.
&c oun itarfem 8eidiitfeuer besr:ift
ano madDte iid) IdlliefIih auf ben Hif- |
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-26

iuea, obue iueitere Sumbcn absuiuer,
fen. llnlere Neroplane perfplatcn bcl
Nclno auf bic NuroIee uub sriffen ibu
beftlg an, bodJ berrid,te iebr msfa;:;:
acs Netter nnb bic Sepbad)tnna luar
anRerorbentlidD id)iuieris. Sumcit be,
fonnt, beltcben bic &erlnite in Selir.
ltulue nno !0ariuidD in II 8ct0teteu
nno rs &ermunoeten. Gs beitcbt tue.
Mig ,3peifel, oaR Elm Angriif auf Con,
oun geplant mar.
Vile bentid)en 2uftidDiffc febrteu
snriiG.
GnrdJ Sentihe 2nftnbcrfGle aui
Wrofbritnmnlcn iuurSen ipiucit i'm
8an5cn 1923 EcriOuen get0tct obcr
ocrlunnoet. Ses lit oaS Mimimnm.
{ t3uclfeIlus iinb Die britiid)cm &erIuite
beocnteno grOfer, benn Gu0lano 1T
noI5 nno perbirgt icine Narbcn.) -
GnrdD IeroplaniiberfGllc iunrbcn 326
actOtct nuo 9O4 ucrmnnbct, mabrcno
bic iibrigen Gpfer Den 3eppclimun.
9rtffcn 5n5uldDreiben iinb.
NaIbin9ton, 25. Snli. - Der lei.
otge 3,uiit in bem Erpgramm Der
nntiunnleu SdIiffbanbcll0roc 5ipiid,eu
Wcneral WOetbnls nno @m. 0enman,
Dem NOrIiber Der GcbOroe, fam ba.
onrdD 5nm braitiidcn Gnbc, oaf 8pets
halls reii9nicrtc nub ErGfocnt @iiiuu
audi Genmnn 5nr Heiignatipn Derau.
laRtc. Mn ietner Stelte mnroe Gbm.
VI. 0nrlcD bon Chicago, friiber &or.
ltter Der Observation-Disclosures,
crnnuut.
Mcitcre Milliarbcn ais Sriegsanlcibe
in Sid)t.
MaibinetOn, 25. sfuli. - Tie 4lG.
ne Der 9eaieruna MN bic Mittcl snr
amerttaniIdDeu ariegsfiibrnng AT er.
haIten, iunrben Oun 9tenem babin ae.
GnDert, onR mettcrc 5000 Wiillioncn
Dollars Grlegsgeloer aufgebrad)t mer-
Den iol(en.
Gs hat itdl nGmltdD ais notnenbio
beranseeitcllt, Saf itatt Der gepIunteu
600 o0a Wlann eire Milliuu emcrifn-
niIdler SoGbaten - iofort - nadD
Nrnnfreid, aeIanbt tuerbcn iollen. Gin.
Fcrocm 1T bic Nnleibc npn 5000 Wil.
lianen Collars (2ibertp Bomb 9lnleis
be) bis Cftober bieIes Sahres er.
idlOpft, unb ueitere 1000 Williuncn
(O Collars merbcu uDn ben Mlliierten
benOti9t. GO erbiclt II. a. aud, HuRs
lamb iopeit $175,000,OO0, ;sranfreid
'ueitere 60 Millionen nno Gnalano
ben 9telt. Someit habcn bic 9llliierten
uon ben 5000 Williuuen 9ollars 1923
erhalten.
Tie @er. Staateu babeu cine Ginlns
onna erbalten, &ertreter III ciner pps
IitiidDeu aDnferen5 5n icnocn, meihc
bic rmIitidDe Tcaieruna fir ben Monat
Anguit anberaumen nil.
9laf, gadDridlten bpn Earis Dom
%, Snli berIenfte cin amerifaniid)er
Sdmpfer Elm erOfes oeutId)eS ll.Soot
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-26

snrd 35 SdiiiIe, ,ucltc amf letteres
gefenert mmrben.
Wcrieo Gih, "A. SnIi. - sn ben
'nerifaniidlen Celsebieten inn Sampi.
co Slltrift lit Elm 8eneralitreif Der
bort beidIdftieten $1,000 slrbeiter cr.
tlart porben. Werifauiid,e Srnppeu
lollen eas Gigentnm Der MuslGnoer
bcId)iibcn.
Die 3entralmGdDtc ba6en cine arp-
pc Nanoeistonferens geplant, nm ben
otonpmiIhen 3uiammcnIdlue ppu
Sent'dDIano, SeiterreidDs slIngarn, Der
Snrfei nRo Sulsarien anssu6aueu.
GbcnIo Ipllcn in Earis biplomatiidle
nno militariidle Siifrcr Der glliierten
cine Sonfcrens abbalten, anf oer bic
nSalfanfraae" beiproden merben Iua.
Die ger. Staaten iino oon ben 9ieaie-
rnugen Der &erbilnoeteu sur Scilnah-
me an Der BARRIER Gonferens einacla.
Den norben, llaben iebud, entid,ieSeu,
odk rfiirS erite" lire Seilnabme an
'olhcn &erIammlunscn, oeren 8era.
tnngen nidDt bireft oteles 2auo anass
hen, unn6tis lei.
Cttalua, Ont, 25. Smli. - Die ca.
naoiihe Aonifriptionsbia paiiertc
ons ySonIe of GpmmunS" NIT 81
Stimmen Wtaioritat nnb aebt lest
gum Sberbans. 9ic Stimmen basc-
gen famen falt alle ppn ben Srans0-
itldl- -Sanahiern. Gs uirb suaeaeben,
oaf, luenn bic gill oem Gplfe sur g6-
ltimmnna norseleat miirSc, bieIel6e
cine seIal5ene gsieoerlaae erIeiocm
luiiroe; tnfolge oeiien ioa bic 3uanes-
refrnticrnng DerIudlt uerSen. Cir
Mtlfreb Sanrier lit Der Iniidjt, Sais
cine meitere 9iefrntieruna bic @eid,af.
te nno Den Afcrban idDuer gcfGbrbcu
luiiroc.
2Onoon, "a. Snli. - Sarnopol,
bic erite grOferc Staet i'm Sltlid,eH
@ali5icn, bic ben JiniIeu bel ibrem
Ginfalle in bas oiterreid)iidle arou-
lamb in 1914 tn bic oanoe fiel, lit
bon ben tentDniidDen araftem iuieSer
erobcrt mDrbcn in ibrem raid)en Gpr.
itof, Der Dem GnrhhrndJ Der rniiiIdcm
NrOnt fOlate. Ter puae 1tmfane oes
aaltsiidIen 9iitfiflageS, Der amtlid,
offen ais Elm 3niammenbrnh bescidJ.
net miro, fam jebt nod nidDt seid)Gbt
merben. &ur einer @odDe befanben
lid, bic Rniien meniecr ais 40 Meifeu
Oon 2cmbsra unb beute iiub iie auf Der
Tlndlt ueituarts pDn Sarnopol einiae
Is Meilen BON Der salisiihen Saupt-
itaot entfrrnt. SnsseIamt orobcn 275
Meilen rnIitIdler sSrunt ppn ben
Gtnsfer Rariden bis in bic gufsmina
absnbrOfeln, 10 Oah bic M0slid,feit
eiuer raIden Sanbernns BON 0alisien
nno Der Snfpmina porlieat.
aopeubaaen, "A. Snli, iiber 2onbpn
- Ter fommanoierenoe General Der
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-26
8aibiugtoner Sriet.

ga oi1in9to o II, 90. S5uli. - 0i(
Oicl genannte un0 leit filnf Moher
bciB oebottierte Nabrnuasmittels sSilI
lit en0Iih I'M 8unbeSlenat erle0iQt
mor0cn uuo gebt nun 3lr ShluBfo'.
iltnq m 6aS Hepr0entontenbouS
Toourd) erbdlt Die 91egierpng 0ou.
modt gum 9lnfouf uno Yerfol1f bon
&eben5beoilrfniIien auf grennmate.
rial, gSei5en, Wfebl, 8obnen uno aar'
tofieIn @benio poIiierte Der 3ulat
betreffs 2i5enlierlme bon @ei5enIpei.
der, aiibls uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sSobrifen bon lunomirtIf]oftlihen Mn.
ihinen, 8obIengruben l1no -b1nbler
Observation-Disclosures unb 8roB.
bdnoler in obigen Broouften, lopelt
Der nnsfuGrtias Sonbel in 9etroht
fomn1t. Gin 9lntrog, Die 2i3eniterung
ouf Den innerItnatlif)en 9anbel aus
5u0cbnen, puroe nit 81 gegen 81
Stimmen Oerporfen.
0eitcrc ipid)tige Euntte Iin6:
Die Notwithstanding oes g.
mats, mcIdc Die t}abrifotion bon
Itorf oIfohoIiIfen @ctr6nfen mabreno
Der Gamer oeS NriegeS oerbietet un0
oen1 Nr0li0entcn oie 0lodt erteilt,
oQe @orrdtc in oen 3ouipeihern 3u
reQuirieren, lpur0e fiir 0ie Srodenbor.
lo9e 0e5 &ouie8 illbitituiert. @ein
un0 Bier blieben Derihont.
Ser Genot33uIob 6e5iigIid Der
gtabrltng3nrittcI IerlpaItuna ourh
cine Oreiglieori9e @eb6rbe, onitelle ci-
mes ein3i0en Mit0Iieoe3, mie oo5
Sau5 feItQeleBt bette.
Ga2 @ou8 bottc iih fir MinoeIt.
preiie fir Betreioe erfI0rt; Der Senot
bob MIR 8cl5en berou8 uno garan.
tierte 0em 6ormer einen WfinceItprei3
bon $500.
GaS &ouS botte fir 2i3enIierung
aller @roBb1n0Ier unb 2agerbGuier
geItimmt, Der Senat I6rdnfte oieS oui
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ein.
Gem Trdiibenten miro bollItdnbigc
aontrolle itbertraaen iibergr5eugung,
9ronSport, gerteilun1, 2agerung unb
8erfouf bon aohIe, Gofs, Getroleum
unb beren Grobuften, unb stpar oltrd
bic Observation-Disclosures Man
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-26

bofft, ooB ol1rh oieie @eItinmung Der
i'm 9tor0melten oroben0e Aoblenmons
gel be0oben mer0en fam.
Hntgebcr Der Hegicruug o0er oeren
NQenten 0iirIen feline aontraftc iiber.
neDmen.
Sdnffuno eine5 2lusIduile8 fir
Strle9Sats9oben ols @egenmittel &C.
gen Oeridmenoerilde 9tusgaben.
Senator Ga 5oIlette erbob Die Ins
flage, oaB Die &orlage bos 8ert ,sbes
Ionoerer Sntereiien" iei. Gr fiibrte
aus, Dob unter letteren bic 8roBfa.
brIfonten Der NeuengIonoItooten, Die
9llumtniltms, 9l1pfer. uno Stablfobri-
tanten 3lt Deriteben ieien, Die Die &olt,
melde lie trogen iolltelt, ben 6armer.1
oufbiiroen tpollten. Serbert Sooper
habe Dor Dem Senat8ausIfuB fir
2onorpirtihoft erflQrt, er befiirluorte
Die Stnoborilduug Der @ei3enpreiie
alf 70 eertS ben 8uidel.
Frdlioent @ilion III ieood nit Dem
bonn Ultnoe5Ienat ibm nufGeboliten
0l1rd)au8 nift cinDerItans
Den um0 berlangt com 0auIe Die 9e.
ielti8ung 0teies Balo9rapben. Gr er.
bllft 0arill nid}t nllr Gin lPibtr0uen8.
potlun 'onoern nuh Elm 6cnlnnlnQ8-
uitteI ln idncQ gum @utlhluB o0cr
3ln Soat0cln Dor3uQeben limo tpie
Die - Hrobibition$flQlt1cl" ole Bia no.
dcnldnQ i'm Scnat altfDiclt, 10 miro
I'M 9ou5 ieitens Der .ano.
hentrodenen" Elm ncuer 8er1ub ge.
mod)t, I'M Die 3iclc Der Erobt6ttioni-
item 3u erreiden SIT Dies Der 6ol,
Damn mag oie Bill nod meitere $50.
den oerIdleppt lDer0en, eba lie @eleb
miro.
(rSn3miifen lit Der Grube[ Idon
ous0ebroden. Ger 6iibrer Der Nepu.
bllfoner int 6au5, &ongreBmonn
Dfonn, bot berett8 pie erIte 8eifsanoe
IN Die VtoI6inerie geporfeu. - Die
S6riftl.)
9tuBerbem poilierte Der Senot audi
Die Sdu8bia, neIhe oen San BON
$4,000 SnftidJiffen be5pedt uno mo-
fiir $40 WfiIlionen Dollars betpilliat
0urh Die unterfhrift bes
Rrdlioenten miro Damn oie bebeutlame
Bill gum 8eies. 100000 Mann iol.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-26

len fir ben 2uftoienit ou8gebiloet
Dc ocn. Iie cin5ige MetnungSper.
id)icOcnDeit erbob ii6 mr be5iiglid
Der o5mangSDeiIen" Aushebung BON
Ilngen Seltten 5llm 6lu9oienit. Se-
nator Sar0mid BON 8eorgia ipollte
ocn 3uiob ous Der Wia ertiernt baben.
ourh Den oieIe art Der slusbebuns
sum 8eieb gernoht miro. Der 8or-
Ihlag Saropids tpuroe abgeiDieien,
nod0cm bic Senotoren Ga sSolIette
nno 8ronna lih in fllr8en Heoen
geaen bic 3iuangsansbebnng ausge.
Iproden batten. Ger Senator BON
@i8coniin erfldrte, oaR elm bon Der
Gelnotratie qefiibrter arieg bon ie-
Dem 3lpongsoienlt frei gebalten tuer.
ocn lollte er peroe oas 3tpanesausa
bebungSgeIeb 10 Iange befanpfen, dIs
er Wfitglieo oes Senats iei, uno logte
ooral8, ooB bies Imsbebmugsgeicis
bas 6anptId,la9iport bel ben nad)ltca
Wablen abgeben iuerbe nno bah 90
GrOsent Der 86bler iidj aegen bic
9lusbebung erflaren iuirbeu.
No3 sic 9(us(ooiltnq Der sebn Dill
ltoncn rcgiItrierter MiIitGrpflihtiger
betrifft, 10 lit oieielbe 1tnter 6en oei1f-
bar groBten GorlidtsmaBregln, I'M
ie0en 9etru9 81 Dcrueiben, erfolgt
un0 nun 81 Gnbe. Die ofii5iellen 81.
item peroen nn an ben @ouperneur
jeoe5 Stoote5 9eianot uno bon bieIem
ot Die 2ofol6eb0roen I'M gan5en
oanit Die ein3elnen geuni-
mcrn, Ramen Der 8e8ogenen lliu.
ltohmoI8 perqIihen lperben fonnen,
oomit Srrtiiner nIu. Dernlieoen Der.
oen.
Damn peroen sic 2iIten bon oen
Sit Der 2ofolbeborben sunddit Of
fentlidl ousoe6dnqt meroen. 9ieie
s9efanntnadung GILT ols eritc genadD-
rtdtignna oer eill5elnen Militdrpflih.
tigen. Ilio man beahte Die rotten
Iinte Altnmern.
9ieie geb6roen tperben bie 9r1ger
Der eriten 1914 900 Raner1 auf Der
Silte anfforoern, iih sur ar5tliden
ltnterilthung 5u itellen oa man
Ihdst, Bob nlir Die 5dlfte fir oienlt-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-26

o2uS OcT sFcl1erQueu Oe8 @eines,
Mus Dem 3aubergruno oc3 9ehcr8
0SprltocIt @ift uno - iiiBc 2obung,
oSpru0eIt Sh0nc3 1mo - 8emcinc8:
Rad oem Gig nen g8crt Oe5 3ed1cr8,
~Noh oea Grlntenocn @cgobun9.
oSn @cmcinbcit ticf ncrIlulfen
oHieQt Der Gor, nom HolIh bemeitert;
"SSenn + trinft - miro er bctr1lnten,
v(rinfcn mir, 1ino mir begciItert!
oSprilbcn mir nit GnQcI@5unQcn,
ol(no bon (SIut limo mir ourdormqen,
olmo bon Shonbct iino mir trlmfen.
vlcnn c5 Qleidt Der @ctn ocm NeQen,
II Der i'm Shmube lcIbit 3u Shnu1B miro
God alf Qutcm Nfcr Scgen
"@rr8t m0 l&c0ermonn 5u 9}ub' miro"
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-07-26

Die Wflren oe5 mer9rinoi oeidcn auiens" bnbcn ebcr.
tolls Der 9St oen lelen WGtrco gctradt
honn9@Ool Ggnhn5 bcrnt mundc ehrgige glterr
Settcob uno Die uBe ibrc5 Ner3 ben Hinnein eebrad
An0erer1eS Die @cgeni1be bCrUbren aut,c
SSe nod 2cidono III oic Hcb 0bcn Die Eoie oetin
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The Firms that advertise
extensively in German pa
pers will get q large share of
the German trade.n
Printers Ink.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-06
MRS. E. H. CLARK
KILLED HERSELF
SUMTER COUNTY WOMAN SHOT
HERSELF THROUGH THE HEAD
WHILE AT THE HOME OF HER
SISTER IN ALBANY.

Mrs. T. H. Clark, who lives several
miles from the city, and who is a
daughter of Mr.. w NJ. Kidd, killed her.
self at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Ira Sage, at Albany She shot herself
in the right temple, with pistol and
the bullet passed entirely through her
head.
Mrs. Clark had been i'll for some
,jme. and only recently left the hos
pital at Albany, where she underwent
an operation. Atudinner time she said
she did not feel we'll enough to eat.
and went to her room. A few minutes
later the family heard the shot.
The body was brought to Americas
today. Funeral arrangements will be
announced later.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-06
RAISES MONEY
FOR THE CAMP
BY TELEPHONE
BECAUSE OF INCLEMENT Wealth
Err COMMITTEE WORKED OVER
THE PHONE AND MEETS WITH
MUCH SUCCESS.

There is no doubt that Amerieus
will subscribe the amount of money
necessary as guarantee for the avia
ton camp.
The citizens are being asked to give
$9,O00,00O and like amount IS assur-
ed by the city.
Because of the indictment weather
the soliciting committee worked over
the telephone from the Chamber of
Commerce this morning and raised
considerable part Of the money. The
solicitation VIII be continued this af
ternoon, until the full sum Is sub
scribed.
The committee elected Mr. Frall,
Harold treasurer for the fund, and all
disbursements of it, in the event the
camp is secured, will be made per-
sonally by bin.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-06
Albert r. Cross, Who
Charged With Pickett
AT Gettysburg, Is Dead

Albert R. Cross, one of the few
survivors of Pickett's famous charge
at Gettysburg, died at his home here
yesterday afternoon at $50 o'cloee.
He was rs years of age.
Mr.. Cross enlisted in 1861 in Vir-
ginia, where he was born and resred,
and served throughout the war. Hs
was captured at Petersburg, in April,
1865, and was a prisoner at Point
Iookiut until the following July.
In 1878 he came to Georgia, and
here he married Miss Hattie Hitch
cock. He is survived by his wife and
our daughters. who are Mrs. O. Fl.
Eoebuck of Americus; Mrs. Durham
oLwis. Of Sanford, Fla; Mrs. W. E.
Livingston of Atlanta, and Miss Laura
Cross. OF Americas. The funeral was
held this afternoon, and interment was
in Oak Grove cemetery.
Mr. Cross is said to have been the
last surviving member Of Pickett's di-
vision.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-06
To
ACT PROMPTLY
ON RAILROADS
PROBABLE THAT HE WILL AD-
DRESS CONGRESS- WITH REFER
ENCE TO GOVERNMENT OPERA
TION OF RAILROADS.

WASHINGTON D. c., Dec. e.
President Wilson today took consid.
Grafton of the Interstate Commerce
commissions recommendation for the
government operation of railroads, ir
the event congress does not enact laws
to permit their maximum efficiency for
the period of the war.
Although his attitude was not made
clear at noon, it was considered prob
able the president will also make rec
ommendations to congress upon the
subject, and it is not improbable that
he will address congress on the mat-
ter on some sepcial occasion within
the near future.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-06
BUSY SESSION HELD
BY SUPERIOR COURT

Yesterday was busy day with the
court, several cases being disposed
CT. convictions being secured in near
ly every instance.
Jimmie Bryant, plead guilty to bur
glary in two cases and was given sen
tences aggregating two years on the
gang, without privilege of paying a
fine.
Ernest Guerry admitted his guilt
under an Indictment charging bur
glary and received a sentence Of two
years
viii Woods, who was convicted )f
murder by a jury which recommended
him to the mercy of the court, and he
will probably serve the remainder o.
his life on the chain-gang.
Nathan McCrary was found gui'~
tv of assault, and battery, but has not
yet been sentenced.
Sam Daniel was convicted of simple
larceny and also of illegally distill-
ing whisky, the jury in each instance
recommending that punishment as for
a misdemeanor be inflicted by the
court
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-06
Four Crop Club Work.

Judson Morgan, Americus; first
prize, pure-bred shorthorn bull.
VIM. Grant, Andersonville; second
prize, $500 scholarship to Summer
School at Georgia State College of
Agriculture, Athens.
B. P, Buchanan, Anfericus, Ga;
third prize
Two things stand out in these re-
cords, viz, Judson Morgan produced
2,3O3 pounds of cotton on one acre, at
cost of $2771; B. P. Buchanan pro-
duced 1885 pounds of hay on one acre
al a cost of $10.75..
The $25 scholarship offered by the
tennessee Chemical Co For the best
paper written on the subject, "Pronta-
lie Use of Commercial Fertilizer" was
won by Cecil Dodson, Plains, Ca
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-06
PRESBYTERIAN MEN TO
BANQUET FRIDAY EVENING

The men OF the Presbyterian con-
gregation here will banquet tomorrow
friday evening at Gas O'Clock at
the Sunday school rooms en- Jackson
street This will be followed by a
brief discussion Of the work Of tbs
church. Col f. A. Nisbet will act as
toastmaster. and short talks will be
made by several Of the officers. and
pr. Henderson. The banquet will be
served by the ladies Of the church.
and they are expecting every man II
tho congregation "a whom invitations
hays been seat. to he present. a d.
iightful occasion is anticipated hy al'8
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-06
SIX OF THEM
REACH LONDON;
TWO CAPTURED
CASUALTIES IN LONDON ARE
LIGHT, THOUGH NUMBER OF
FIRST-TW0 MACHINES WERE
BROUGHT DOWN INTACT.

LONDON, Dec. 6-About twenty-five
enemy aeroplanes participated in
raid over England today, it is an
ncunced officially
Six of the attacking machines pen
etrated the defenses and reached Lon
don, dropping bombs, which caused
number of fires. All these, however,
were easily controlled.
It is believed the casualties inflict-
ed by the raiders were unusually
light.
Two of the raiding machines were
brought down intact the crew of three
men to each machine being captured.