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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
Der YraiiOent Oea 0cntiden 9lcid8taa8, SER So

Der @raiiOcut Oes 0entiden 9icidJStasS, 6err So.
bannes aGmpf erflGrte bel Der Geitrgen @rotnng oeS
Geidstogs .@rdiioent @ilion 0erudte ourd lcne BOT
dut an oeu GongreB 3pietradt IN Deutlblano 81 er-
rcaen 9Ils @rGiioent oes Dehid)en &eid)stogs, DER
0urd ooS rcieie in Der g8e 6eIte6enOe gSo6redt err
ip06H miro erflGre dJ 0aB ein gerd miBlingen miro
oof ieine &orte teiuen GinmB baben merOen al oen
ocnoen @eriiono mereS @olfes, ino Dob CT ouf @ro-
nit beBcn miro @em oas in &rtlidfeit Die Nb-
ldt oes @rdiiocten g8ilon mar, ais er in ener BOT
ihot erfl1rie mir piroen fencn arieg rl6ren eegen
0as oeutide Bolt onOem lr gegen Die lebige oeutlbe
geaierlma oonn 6dtten oieenge IN 9lmcrfo, Die oaa
0crtlde @olf fennen 1m BON 2lniag an iogen fonnen
sob ein @erud miBlingen meroe. Sn einem SanOe mic
9uBlono ooer StaIien mare es ibm oieledt geunaelt
o6er III cnen 2nuoe pie Deitdano Dos o5inlpolttilb
oueu on6ercn 91nocrn Ger elt meit uorats it, no oe
@artci Der grbetcr 10 drf it, Dab e felt 5abren enen
iloireft letenocn GinflB auf ale @eeBgebnng oisge
iibt bat 70 Dab penge Sabre Dor Dem Nusbrid pes
g8etfreaes oc @eiibcnOdn cine 6o6e @erm0genSabgobe
nufcrlcqt mcr0en forne nro no Is cine mirt1 iuge'
biloctc aqiic gar nbt eebt lit es m0glid 3pietrad
8u Ide beonocrs ndt, penu oas betreIienoe Golf nit
0enl qr0Btcn Gnt6uiiosnus wie Elm Mam in oen ariea
qc8oaeu 1T wein es ieIieuic Glaibt oaB es fir iene
Griiien5 fGmpft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
CNioi29.f6.23)


Grapiorbs StrnNe.
sc miro bieunt beianll 9eAeoen, ooB cue
9ingdbe Gn oclt D,n0or mo SlaolralD poh
Baltimore eriolef. 1ueds glnnaDme elmer Ser
oronung 5lr @onoeinnirnng, SrotMlng ullo
SraotulHQ, aul MoieH Der Wrunolluds' Slgel'
iDilmer oer @rlliolinde ipelege an oet vtulu. u,
fDro.StraNc bierbun yhlben GabeL IN elller
Vreie bon 53.53 SUB, bon Vreelimonnl gloemie
uaCb Siar Zane, oas CSednoe lpte 81 cohoenl'
itiren geplant ioiro pie tolgl be1rIe1el!;
Us Ufnmt al Der 1illi0lien Seite Der
CSreennonni. gl0enne in einer 9nilerlnng BON
1876 SUB iiiolitD bon Der Slooll ,Sde oer r
Ureenmount gl0enne uno SlerliiiooteiBlQlte
SiraBe belueier Negiun bel oenl 0inimniit Der
Bltli0iieu 5ele Der @reennount gIbellle nto
Der nDrolbcn glnbcnlinie oes Velanoes,
iiberragen bon Nar VI. Wt, S6olB an WsorrlS
Srunlliu mo g!noere omrcb Die llrIilnoe pom
ST. Sfiober 1916 odiirt nno elgelraaeh W
Q3tb e. g. &. yir. 30S6, Seiie lOo eic Sle
Gooronanien oes beloqien Sealnnes oolireno
aui 0us sOlienl peltbes bon Der Staot Nails
more IopoqrapDiidcn Scrnellunqs. Somulilliolt
bomib miro, ino 1itlib i195I25 SuB lllo
norolib 1868 sos SUB, o lauren en- s ooM 9url n2
an Der 9lnbenliHe oeS beinNien Velanoes pie'
qeno bic lolQcHocil bier sure nno @nilernMlls
gcn mic ioqi iiioldl S2'- 20 81 ollld
2505O Sub 81 Der meilimlien Selle oer Slar Sl.r
Zane; bon hicruns nn Der meilimlten Selie
Der Star Yare iilnlih 37-3f welllu 03o3
SUB begeno, I'M cine ge5ogelie Suue paruuel
nit uno enilerlli 53.53 SUB lolIW ~ teWlell
gSinieln gelaelicn bon Der erllen Silie oleler
NeIdreiblinq, mo 81 Der iioldien NnBenline
oes Gcdn0es, 6cidriebcn III Der oblNel ~.
fnoe 8n ourbbnciocn; odnn eni9eaen9eleBl
beiaqier YiHie 10 Qe3oaen ulto biegeno oaraili
uno an belaqicr gNibcnlinie H0roid 2'55
SO" mcitlid 246-65 SUB 81 oer ollllmllen
Gcte Der @jrceillnonni gipennei ullo oallll Ole'
9beme n0rolih 00s 27 55" wcill0 81 SUB
6liit WHlanGspab.
Sic aurie Der obieen Aehreibnng beaeben
iid nlle nnl oaS bon Der Siaoi Dalllllore 10
poorapbiiheu &ermellunas @omnhillon 9es
brdud)ic GOiicl
9lion iebc Aare Der beinqiel SiroBe, ME
oieie al 0ltnen oeplan ilt I'M NrNi0 oes
nor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
@crmiidltc glnaei0en.


qe6enli ioliic ameriIaniiber glraer pcrben.
Sauieloe bcridrmen bics mn feben iIcb beim
@en6e Der alien Seimatb linanuebmibieiien
ans ooer Sduerigieiieu nit Der 9inpaHbe.
fbneniiem @eoe onS 9iiroerredt erIangen
iann mccbe Sraoen an ben 9Ippliiauien aes
iieut wer6en Die iorrelten gtntpcgien. meldle
man d) 6e einem 9cudbc Der alien Seimuib
CIT ncrbaien bat pclrbe 9npiere man 5nnl
8iiperoeroen oe6rinQen nluB, ane oleie uno
tet In Suberdeper gGeie ytotnr &nllmeOerS
leir5lQartaeS 99eri rgSie meroe idD NiirQer Der
@erelniaten Siaaien?" @neIidD uno 0eui1
in einem 9lnne. IN eegdnten Heinenblno,
oeQen @inienonu0 bon mr. Si.35 bonn Nerlag.
6borlcS NnlmsNer Bubiiiblug 6Umpnng, G95
Sbiro glOenne, Nep Norf, ". N., poriolrei 8u'
aeianot- CS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

1rieOrid 0anmaun, Der befaHnte OcntidJc Bolts
iuirf6hater. miro ais 9utortGt r Die SeabelHeloung
argefi6rt DAB 0Htihlano in Den eriteH 5peieinbalb
sSobren oeS arieges 100000 Wlan ourdb oen 800
bcrorcn babe 98en 6rieorid Raumann oieie 3ablen
"a gsrtlidfet qebrondt 6at oann fam er nur gemen
ha6en, 0oB felt 0cm aregsus6rub I'M @an3en 1900.
900 0ciide m6nnliden @eibedlts nlti 0en Sdllad]t.
eoern aciollen no in i9ren Nemep 6inter Der 6ront
Qeiiorbeu n0; ocnn er tel wic ans Dem fr3en 9erdlt
non Amiteroam eri6ld) it, eincn Gergleid an 3wben
Dem ietaen @cr6dltniB DER }a6 Ser 9cuo6ner Geitid
Icn0s mauudjen uuO weiblidcn @c6edlts 8il euanoer
imo oeni GcrbdtniB 6eiOer @edcdtcr 81 chamber, oas
Dor Dem Nusbrid oes arieges obwaltete llebrgeis
rerdtctc oonoon Dor mc6reren @onaten Ole 3abl Der
6emldcn ecinlcncu 6elotic b oui etpos ii6er 7oo.-
OO0 luo eonoon baiirte oee 9eredjnng ai Die oeut'
ida 8erluitliiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
Nnhn N yilLrmnn

Gs tarb am 30 Npril 1917 mad langem
Nraniein SUbn 81. Smrmau, eelie0er @aite
Der pcriior6encH pouia " 9uyman, eeb Hets
mate in icinem ~. SebensaDr. 0ie Seerois
glrIg finoet an Gonnerilaa, g. Wlai GabnIits
9anrCMcs StrnRe, ans 5ur hub 5i &anl'S
Nircbe Gde tSremonis uilo Saratoga SrdBc,
itnit no I'M ll0r Nabmitiags Die Graucr
ieier itaiifn0et 9eieBung auI oeM q1t.
4un's Sreoboie" SioIctoiae
(9SaibinQior, g. g., uno Cincinnati Seitins
Gen m3Qcn aeldligli copren)
(lEaf9-11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
garcan Oca @eOdn0c. 9nipritOrs.

SD babe slpplifatouen iir oie iolaeuoen
@rlOiegieu erbalen
SdOcii'6dc Y6ilpoi uno @oiut sraBe 80
s. 9sWotor.
Wionnoro'gloeme uno Cambridge SiraBe,
100 -. &Wiotor.
gme 9roieiie miiiien nm ooer Dor 10 llbr
YormitdQs an 3. Mai 1917 bei'm @ebduoe'
:. 3. 9Bruc,
(Qini3) 0ebuuoe Snipefipr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
lNnftlirh Isl Wnrnrr.

gS narb am 80 9pril 6uhlicb g. 9Brncr,
qelcbier Saiie Der Deriior0cncn glnnd >. G0rs
ner i'm gller bon 80 Sabten. Ole ,Beerbigung
finoei an 1unneritag, yla@miita9s 1a3 ubr,
Ssraic, aus itait 9eicbung aui Dem neou'
opu Earf ,Srie0Doic" (Wiai2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

Sin nngcuGuutcS MtglieS Der fran5UIidJcn GOnI.
million in g8oi6ngtor oa enc 9erbteritatter ertldrt
6cben Sronfredl iei 6on ge5lungen, pier5ebnid6rge
auabcn biner ser Iront fir Sen freg5Oeni por5ubc
rCiten Gns ,@orbereten~ miro wo6l mmcn; es miro
iid Inn oie ironj0iiide SugelOpe6r 6onoeln mic man
in Tcuti6dn0 ia mld eine Sugenope6r bat. 9lber an
sic 5ront mcrOcn Ole gier5e6nid6rgcn IN 5ronfreid
lid fonmen, oeiln eS iino nod ed)5ebn uno iin5e6n
iG6riqc &noben por6onoei uodoem man Dor me6reren
@ouoen oe iie65e6ndbrigen Singlinee einaGoaen Bat
gas lngenaunte MitalieO Der irnn50lden Gommiiiiou
MIRO pobl mr. ans 0en @rnOe BON oen Oier5c6nidbr'
Qen ano6en qciproden 6abe Inn bier NlitIei0 81 erre
gen mo oen SSeg 81 e6eueH fiir Ole ioor9e Senorlg
ron amerifanii)en Gruppen nod) sSranfreid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
Geu. &. Niimmer. .

IS farb am .. Wla 1917 geo. r. Simmer,
qeIcbtcr sobn bon NcriHdH mo SSaDnie 8iinl-
mer, i'm Nlicr bon q Sabren. Ole @eerois
mtng iinoei bon eincr QS0bmlna, yir. 100,
eroiolno miro ipdter beiannt 9emad)t
(Sn1ofol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

NArcan Dca @eDaMOe. anIgeIl0rg.

% glpril 1917
3. Wiarino, eemdB Der am 10, SUM 1908 uHs
ier5eihneien 9eroronuHg gsr. 155, Abidnlit
A. Baraardpb 12 (pie am 28, yloOember 1911
anIcHoiri), i'm GrlaubHB Habgeludbi bat oas
gnnpeen aii Der Gillette Der 9arlion SiraBe
1l6 SUB luollh bon Yalrens' SraBe, ais cine
0ieniiCbe @arage 81 beWben.
3. 2. Sgrue,
lWini3-4) @lebnnoe Nnlpeiior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

Der bier in eincr @eriammnng acmadJtc %OrIdJlaa,
0( 0ctidjen @eiangencn IN Gn9lmo unO 6rnfrei6
ned ocn &cr Stoaten 81 brinaen Inn bier aui oen 6or
mi beidGitiQt 81 merocu bat tir oie 0eiangenen oel
@ort6c iir iib ooB menu er ouS9eiibrt werocn fonn
tc iie Der Gea6r oes 8erbuuaerus enteebet wiiroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
aic arieasitcncrfa6iafeit Ssr Meidlen nnS 0roi-
NOrpOrnflUncn.


SSn ytem2orf baben iid uebrere red)e unO eiufluB-
rcdJe Nidnuer 5uianmengetbon Inn Oaiir 81 Wirteil,
DOB Dem &eibt6um Die moterieaen 2aeu oes StriegeS
auierlegt meroen Sic nennen 6re &ereinigmg Oas
oAmerifanbe Gonlite ir ole 5non5irimg oeS &rie
eeS" unO Die Witglieoer oes Gomites in0 glmos @in
dot Sobn g. g9bte g. 5. McaelwoD &. gS. ScrippS
Sobn g. elliott gS. =. Oonta9ue, 6reoerit g. Some
Gunner @erarO, g8ia Sruin. g9m. & Greoip, Omen
&. 9ooejop, Aler &C. gng, Sionep Sonlan @eo g.
Bea6oOp, Sorolo Somlano @eo. y. Saupton, SenrD
Nosfouib So6n s. Sopper unO So6n @ 6odler. 0os
Gomite dgt Uor oaB udbrenO Der 3eitoaucr oes &rie
ees eine gedponenen @infinite geoul6et werOen ioG
ten Dab 9emonoem elm groBeres Gnfommen ais $780,
600 eraubt uno oles mas Ooriber 6nausgebt bon Der
9egerng ais treesiteuer geioroert ueroen iote 0os
Gomite 6rt an, OoB id Die 3obl Oerer Die Miaionen
Gnfinite baben ourd ben S{rieg perpeliGltigt babe
Uabren0 Die groBe Nlnie Oes omeraniiden @ofes trob
gcnger 3unabme oes @intinite nioge Ger groBcn Scr
tfeuerg oeS 2e6ensnter6oltS iinar8ea idled6ter 1e
iteat iei ais Dem Strege 0os Gomte befiruortet
ebcnfals cine bo6e Stuer ou Stregsproiite no ibrt
cine }uinnmenltellung ser 9letogepnne pon 5peiino-
Dier59 Gorporaonen an, nelde jeigt ooB oeie pobl
istItan0e limo, nebrere bunoert NlQoncn an ®s-
itNlern ber5lgcbe obne oaB ole 9lftionGre d oesme
Gen en5uidrGnfen braubten. 3ur Grleu9tmg lmierer
Seer ibren mir nadbitebcno Die }uiammenitelimg Der
Nttoprote ener AZ Gorporationcn in Oen Iebtcn bier
Scbren an Gie 3o5len iinO oi5eae, iie limo oen Sa9-
rcSberidten Der 6etreien0en @eeaiAoiten entnommel
gaS Stern3ed)en 0aS Ser 9cier Dor nebrcrcn 3a6lct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
eyn6Qnu 1yiidler.

Gs linr6 na9 Ianecm icNiperen 9eioen i'm
57 9cbcnsjn6r Spbann SiirDer, eelicbter C9aiie
bon 9Driitiua SLIDER pie &eeroigung linoei
itaii an ayrcitag Tdbmit1g 2 lDr bonn 1rauf
erbuuie, Tr. 26f7, 4eblan 5traRc, ans nad
Dem o9ouoou @ari6rieoboie" tati.
lNllniO Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
spiritmuicm. a.sIppIitatiunem.


elite gir. f.
Hiircnu Der SpiriuOcu8 ccu5s sGUmmildrc.
Simmer 306, ScrintegcbGune
g9m. &cppcr GDuitaGle, @rdiioeHt.
@cDrge y. 9laocliife,
0c0rge Seller, VI. p,
3omniidre.
Sie nameeuannen @erioncu babeu @eii.
toncn tilr cine Guoetail SprituOieH SiceN5
BON l. Wlai 1917 einaereitt, uebe an Mlitt'
podl, ben 16. Nidi 1917, I'M - llbr Ndiia9s,
IN YeraiDung ge5ogen merocn.
8roteite miten Dor II ubr Wdttags am
Miittiuom, ., 0iai 1917, eingereicbi meroeH
iilr pelbe Sornullare nui @eiuO IN oieiem
Wiireuu eslangt mer0cn f0nnen.
@iflinm :. Srapers,
GbefGlerf.
Wame gloreiie: Q9oro
@eder Sobn, 1909 ii NrGmasn ctr .., Is
9ories benjamin. g., 1902 Ns9roa0ma0. 8
alcdn Soiepb Sr, i5li-l3 Niblano'gloe.
Wiar6eiti Souis, 1901 9iuensS Cir. ..... o
genbelner, Srcoerid g, 115 9drfglOemie A
Gln6o
9. @. g. 6us 307 90 99 SdOetie Sr.. 4
SynnSieririmgcn.
Sobnon Serbcri g. 1915 NanoOcr CIR. 23
&oiaiowSn, 9con 1924 S.sSono Sir.. 3
CQai1,23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
Sin Die 7amem.

Die cin5iac sdulc IN Der Gtnot.
lInlere Gdb Aglaiien iebt oiieu Sunge &ds
men. mede Die Nleioernabelfunii nab ben
neneiieu lglei6o0er erlernen poqeu i0nnen oieS
Nloiien @rei6en llnierricbi WlorQens. @acbs
mitlAs ltno 9benos Seaneme Stlrnoen. Sn
Qaliie bcQoHnenc Mrbeiten f1nnen pdbreno oes
llnierriMtes ori0eiebt peroen. Griinoldler
llnierribf Inn @nipwi bon Niuiiern eribeilt
Gdbere 9luSiunit idriiilib ODER niiinolicb bel
SRI. 0nbers, 302 @eit.Saratoga.Str. (S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

0aS intcrnafOndc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JNltlini berldl'
tc oqb in alien gntentedu0ern Oie @rnteosideu fiir
1917 i6Ied)te een Son 9lmiter0om forlmt Die gtadl
rd)t Scr ociltide 9ebenSmitte Giftotor 9oodi babe
Gm grnd6rlngs. .9usidjuB oes 9ei6stoes Ole GerId)e
RING eeaeben, in gam Gaitidlono iei Der Soatcnton0
Gin gutter mo Or @eorg @ddnelis, Ser &oriiber oes
preuBiiden Ausidues iiir grndbrungSragen bot Oen'
icben glusiduB Oes 9sibStags mtgetbe es ei 5u cr-
luarten oaB Die oe0ermdrtgen 9rotrationcn nidt Oer
rn0ert 5l meroen brolidten Iieie )odridt Oedt lid
nit eincm 9eridt in Der ,Nep g)orf EmeS" in lpeldm
crfl1rt miro ser Suger meroc Dctidllon0 nd]t 5um
5ricoeuSdluB 3iuingcu, unO nit Dem 9eridt oes Or
9Ion8o IaDor BON Der @ennipuoo-lnipert6t Scr
Getl1Iono bereit 6ot un0 iebt mttbct 0eutibImO
btiibc genig 2ebensmitteI bis 5itr nddbiten @rntc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-05
THIRSTY ONES
ARE FLEECED
SMOOTH ARTIST OF EBONY HUE,
WHO LEARNED IN WAYcRoss,
WORKS GAME HERE.

Some of the thirsty ones in Bruins
wick have been fleeced recently by
a negro who, according to reports,
has worked the same scheme in Way
cfoss and other cities in this section.
His plan is to get in touch with a
lbcal negro who is wise to the men
Who like drink once in a while and
fhen to see them privately, agreeing
tbr a couple of dollars to return with
4 quart of something extra nice. ."
The negro takes as many orders as
he can get before he brings his op-
drations to close and beats it for
jome fresh field He is regarded as
4 regular Wallinford and so far has
escaped arrest.
The victims are not making any
public howl owing to the nature of
the deal they figured in, or thought
they were figuring in. Many a dollar
intended for whiskey has gone in this
manner to the support of a negro
who will get a rather warm reception
if he should return to this city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-05
LOCAL STEAMERS
TO Be EFFECTED
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO DIRECT TRADE ROUTES
FOR SHIPS.

Uncle Sans action in commander
ing the merchant marine of this
country will affect Brunswick in so
far as it is concerned with the NAL
lory and clyde Steamship Lines.
However, the actual communicating
of the steamship lines has not taken
place because the shipping board has
not completed its program for this
control, i,
Shipping officials state the action
of the government will not deprive
the present ship owners from the
opefatbnn of their ships, but it will
permit the government to direct the
rade foutes to be used, and will
probably have beneficial effect from
the standpoint of ocean freight rates
an alleged discriminatory rates
AGAINST certain ports.
anIong these lines he gave the fol
lowsSfHS Ocean Steamship company,
Merchants and Miners Transporta-
ton esnpany, Mallory Line, Clyde
Line, Porto Rico Steamship compa-
ny, Honolulu Line, Matson Navigation
company, Maine Steamship compa-
ny, Observation-Disclosures Steamship
company. w. r. Grace and company,
United Fruit company, Hall Line, New
York and South American Line, Lam
pert, Holt Munson Line, Standard
Oil company, Gulf Oil company, Luck
enback Steamship company, Alaska
Portland Navigation company, Pa
cific Mail company, Alexander Sprunt
and Sons, Barber Line, Pendleton
Brothers, and many other lines, both
on this and the Pacific coast
The Associated Press dispatch in
yesterdays News told of the deter
mination of the government in this
regard.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-05
TO CURTAIL TRAIN
SERVICE ON A.C.L.
RUMoRs THAT PERMISSION WILL
BE ASKED FOR DlscoNTIN-
JANICE MoRE TRAINS.

There are rumors in circulation to
the effect that the Atlantic Coast
Line will soon ask permission of the
railroad commission to curtail pas
senger service through this section
The Coast Line has recently cur
tailed its service by dropping a train
running out of WaycrOss, making
Florida connections at Dupont Now
it is said a schedule is being prepar
ed which will discontinue additional
trains and an effort be made to dis
continue them.
No claim is made public that the
curtailment of service is on account
of the trains not paying. The re
quest is being made on the grounds
that the men and equipment is be
ing needed TO handle the freight bus
mess and that the curtailment is in
keeping with the desire of the gov
eminent that every energy and re-
source of the railroads be conserved
as far as possible
While nothing is known of the
particular trains likely to be affect
ed by the proposed change, yet it is
understood that only such trains will
be discontinued as will less inter
fere with the convenience of the
public. In other words, it will be
scheduled trains, the service of which
can be easily handled by other trains,
with a difference OF only few hours
to the public.
These changes will throw no men
out of employment, as additional
freight trains will be run, absorbing
crews as we'll as motive power re.
leased by the changes.
Brunswick will be anxious to learn
of the exact nature of the proposed
changes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-05
Meetings in GEORGIA.

Atlanta, Aug. 4-Mass meetings
have been held at Cornsville, War
renton and Thomson to make, plans
to resist the selective draft law
At Thomson arrangements have been
made for holding a meeting in Nc
Dutfie county next Saturday, when
delegates will be named for a state
wide meeting in Macon within the
next ten days. No disorders have
occurred
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-05
JUDGE sPEER PASSES ON
THE C. c. AND p. CASE

Continued from page -
Improvements ia the service; the
work at the Altamaha trestle is be-
ing pushed rapidly and when finish
ed will not only increase revenues
and save expense, but. will add mate
rally to the safety of the travelling
public. Both of the local receivers
regret the, unseemly situation which
was brought about by the former
general manager, but Fortunately il
did not continue long enough 70 do
serious harm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-05
TWENTY-FoUR DEAD IN NINE.

Clay, KY. Aug 4-Twenty- four
men are dead and twenty-five known
to be injured in an explosion of a
mine of the West Kentucky Coal COM
pany. OF one hundred and forty
men in the mine at the time of the
explosion, one hundred and fifteen
were brought to the surface.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-05
OKLAHOMA is THE SCENE
OF RlOTOUS SGAckERS
Continued from page Al

VTOntlhueu from pageIIJ
ties with Hundreds of armed men are
searching for the bands of despera-
does who are terrifying the country.
1t is reported that some of the re-
sisters call themselves members of
the Working Glass Union, while 9TH
ers say they are members of the
Jones family.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-05
REVISED MAR TAX BILL,

Washington, Aug. 4.-The revised
war tax bill to be reported to the
senate Monday, calls for $4,000, 975. 90
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23

90 tho Subsequent Listing Of Escaped
Property for Taxation
Heretofore every county IN the state
has been heavy loser by such prop.
eriy escaping taxation
Under this ruling il becomes the
duty Of every sheriff, deputy sheriff.
tax ferret and all good citizens to CO.
operate with the county assessor to
the end that this class OF property bear
its readar share OF taxatin
In this connection It would be we'll
for the owners Of such machines to re.
member that when an ad vaiorem tax
is thus levied and paid, that it will
still be violation OF law to take such
vehicles out ON the public highways
without license from the department
OF highways.
Therefore the cheapest and safest
way out of the matter is to pay the li-
ccnse fee ana have it over with fo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23
TAX DODGERS MUST PAY


The attorney general in recent
written opinion rendered the depart
ment Of highways holds that the own.
ors Of automobiles, farm tractors and
other seitpropclcd vehicles cannot
dodge the tax ON their machines by
neglecting, or refusing to register
them and procure a metal tag, as the
law requires Many owners imagine
that if their vehicles are stored and
not used on the public highways that
they do not have to take out license
aud pay for a tag; and by SO doing.
that they will escape an taxes and
other penalties ~ they can slip by for
the calendar year This is especially
true Of the owners Of farm tractrs and
many automobile garages. and some
private owners Of farm tractors and
many automobile garages and some
private owners who have unused cars
stored away.
The attorney general in his written
opinion SAYS
That il owners neglect or refuse to
take out a license for unused or stored
machines. that it shen becomes the
duty Of such owners to pay an ad va
loren tax thereon. the same as on 9TH
er property held by them
When such owners refuse or neg
leet 70 pay the license fee IL then be.
comes the duty OF an county assessors
t. list such machines FOR taxation in
pursuance of Sec 1909 Of Art Of the
Revised Statutes OF Oklahoma. rotating
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-23

each summer the local supply az times
will exceed immediate consumptiye
capacity. Not TO conserve much OF
this surplusage Of valuable food would
BE sipful waste
41Re present food and labor situa-
/ tiQna are such that no household IS
3gytnea b ho,hg TO others to re-
lease II Wholly from individual respon-
slbility aud constructive action 10 say.
ing ana conserving food All any
home should expect OF others is NJ
supply those foods which can not be
produced effectively by It's own mem
bers The railroads viii be burdened
with the transportation Of staple foods
and civil and military necessaries
from localities of production aud man
ufacturc to districts incapable of sup
plying their own needs Il follows
that all locally produced foods, con.
served by home methods, lessen the
winter pressure on transportation
agehcies and also release similar pro.
ducts Of factories for other purposes.
II urge every household, therefore,
to can all surplus perishable products
for which they have containers and to
dry and keep in paper any additional
surplus suitable for such preserva-
tion" 50