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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
MANY PETTY OFFENDERS
[FORERECORDER' sCOURT

/ Almost a score of petty offenders
were hailed before Recorder T. o. Mar
shall this morning at the regular Mon
day morning seance of that tribunal
The total fines amounted to $106
which includes one or two stiff SEN
tences passed out to individuals who
had made several previous appearances
before the recorder.
The recurrence of cases made for
drunkenness caused the recorder to in
quire as to where the prisoners secur-
ed their liquid refreshments. No sat
isfactory information could be secured
through questioning the offenders, but
it was pointed out that quantities OF
grape cider" are being sold at sew
eral places in this city and that par
ties who are seen imbibing this drink
are not long afterward in the tolls OF
the law charged with intoxication,
1t is, understood that further inves-
tigation is to be made along this line
with the possibility of interesting de-
velopments.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
COLD PACK Me ETHOD
.F0R HOME CANNING

WASHINGTON, u. c., July q
Canning fruits and vegetables in the
home by the one-period cold-pack
method is a relatively simple process
and can be done With ordinary kitchen
equipment and with. comparatively lit
tie labor. Much OF. the surplus of the
home garden can be saved for winter
use by this canning method which is
fully described in a special bulletin
Just issued by the United States depart
ment Of agriculture, entitled Farmers
Bulletin 93S, Home Canning by the
OEe-Period Gold-Pack Method This
bulletin is of special interest and value
to all housewives, canning clubs, So
cieties or persons interested in con.
serving the food supply of the nation.
It may be hadIo on application to the
United States department OF agricul
ture.
The bulletin contains very explicit
directions for calming practically all OF
the common gafden vegetables includ-
ing tomatoes, peppers, sweet peppers.
pumpkin, squash, sweet corn, held
corn. beans, peks and root vegetables,
also various sbmbinations of vegeta-
bles. 1t alsd Encludes canning direc
tons for soft fruits and berries, hard
fruits as apples pears, ounces. Direc
tions for the canning of camp rations.
meats and soups are given in details
Each step in the canning process by
the one-period cold-pack method is
carefully outlined from the preparation
of the equipment and the raw materials
to the storing Of the canned products.
A spe ial timetable showing how long
fruits vegetables. soups and meats
shoul be scalded, blanched or steril-
i1ed, is OF particular value to the
hous wife! Various types Of home
rladc and commercial canning outfits
are described.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
new PIPE ORGAN
ARRIVES IN THE CITY

The new pipe organ to be placed in
the Lee Street Methodist church as q
memorial to Sarah Margaret and Min
ME Sue Culpepper, who were the VIC
Tins of fatal automobile accident
which occurred in this city early in
April, has arrived from the factory
and will be Immediately installed.
The instrument, which is the largest
in the city, is the gift of Mrs. Jerry
Mugivan, wife of one of the prophet
ors of John Robinson's Ten Big
Shows which wintered in Americus
last season. Mrs. Mugivan was driv-
ing the automobile that figured in the
tragedy which cost the life of the two
little girls.
The organ is 16 feet wide and II IL
feet high and is of the most approved
design. 1t was made at the factory OF
j. w. Setere & Sons Organ Company
of Springfield Mass, at cost of 50,
500.
The instrument will probably be
ready for use on Sunday, July 18th
land it is planned to give a recital on
August 18th at which Prof. James r.
Gillette, pipe organ instructor at Wes-
leyan COLLEGE, will be the principal
artist.
Miss Melya Clark is to be the regular
organist at the Lee Street church.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
FLOOD Of BILLS
BROUGHT|N TODAY
BY LEGISLATORS

ATLANTA, Ca, July 2-Beginning
this morning bills began to pour into
the house hopper for the grist of this
years laws. A number of bills had
already been introduced into the sen.
ate, but as the organization of that
body was perfected on the first day, it
could begin its work earlier than the
house, which spent two days in organ
ization.
An effort will be made to repeal the
tax equalization law of 1913, and the
bills to that effect were INTRODUCED
bv Representatives Bale. of Floyd, and
Stovall, of McDuffie. Representative
Anderson, of Jenkins, has also pre-.
pared measure With the same pur-
pose.
Representative Dubose, of Clarke,
has introduced a joint resolution for
the creation of a legislative tax com
mission to which all matters involv-
ing revision of the tax laws, both
constitutional and statutory. shall be
referred for consideration during the
vacation of the general assembly. This
resolution is meeting with considerable
favor among the members, as the ques-
tion of tax revision is of such 'magni-
tude that it can scarcely be worked out
in the short period to which the ses-
sion of the legislature is limited.
It is a noteworthy fact that the two
leading opponents of tax equalization
when the law was first enacted, Mr..
.Stovall, of Ebert, and MrSheppard, of
Sumter, are no longer members of the
ltQuse. Many Of the leaders who put
the measure through, namely Akin, of
Glynn, Swift, Of Muscogee, who was the
author Of the Inheritance tax act; Gar
land Jones, of Coweta, Fowler of Bibb,
and others are still in the house For
mer Speaker Burwell, under whose rule
the measure was enacted, will be one
Of the floor leaders this year, and Sam
uel L. Olive, of Richmond, is president
Of the senate.
There are newer members, however
Of ability and experience, who are very
much opposed to the bill as the authors
et the repeal measures just named and
the fight promises to be one of the
most .keenly contested in the history
o. Georgia legislation
Representative Cecil Neill, of Musco-
gee, is preparing a measure to limit
the amount that shall be spent in pol
itical campaigns and to provide how
contributions for campaign purposes
shall be made. He expects to introduce
this some time during the current ses-
sion.
None Of the bills introduced can. be
referred to their appropriate commit
ees until these have been named. Both
The speaker of the house and the presi-
dnt of the senate are hard at work
making up the standing committees Of
their respective bodies
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
Southern Provinces Would Revolt.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July g.
Late state department dispatches state
all of the Chinese provinces south OF
the Yangste river are expected to re
volt if the Manchus assume power at
Peking. The attitude to be taken BY
the president is not indicated. but ha
is expected to resist the demands OF
the militarists if there is any chance
OF success in such a policy
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
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NANCHy DYNASTY
MAY Be RESTORED

WASHINGTON, D. c., July O.
Restoration of the Manchu dynasty in
China has been demanded of the presi-
dent by General Chang Hun and other
military leaders. according to state de-
partment adyices Civil war, it is
feared, may follow refusal of the de-
rland, if the militarists have the power
they apparently possess.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
y v
WEATHER FORECAST.

FAIR TO-DAY AND TONIGHT Z
; EXCEPT FOR POSSIBLE THUN-. =
, DER SHOWERS.
= = = = = \ y = 4 4
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02

WASHINGTON
A plan designed
ulation in cotto
lean exchanges
retary Redfel
agriculture a
cliffe, the Brit
in the United
coordination G
markets, to prev
Gently forced tn
to close.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
IN H.
d, however, in
d, however, in
WOULD PaEVE!::' r: :.s s.ss 3 g:
SPECULATE ss:s :: s,': !; a; :s.::s: !: s;:s

:; fast as 1t is receiv-
owing their plants so
the fullest the heat
al that reaches their,
G the coal panic and i4'
,ndition of fuel sumi
nsumer can do his bit.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
LOCAL BOARDS To
PASS ON CLAIMS
FOR EXEMPTIONS

WASHINGTON, D. c., July e.
selectiye draft exemption regulations
issued here today say local boards will
pass on all exemption claims whatso-
ever, except those based on industrial
or agricultural vocations. Distrie,
boards will pass upon claims OF &
emption under these latter heads go
date will soon be set for nlse@.~e
Of both local and district boam w sad
After ,l.,.,,,, he order d lis,ssjJR
.4r1ct exemption boards IN
lie posted a list of tho1hu
on June 9Th. The # {.
the Est of tho. -.
Within thre s s. 4
they will Your T1 4
design ,''5. that YG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
Die aricasltener.Sia.


8eltelierlng Der @rutto-@erf1ufe Der
6o6rifanten ipieOer in Die 9iIl
oufgenommen. ~ gIud oie 9e.
iteucrung Ger 9SotentmcOi5inen
uno ocr automobile lit gednoert
porOen II Gas 9eiultot Der gIr.
belt ocS GomiteS foil nidt pcroi.
ientlid)t pcrOen.
g9Qi6ingtom 10. September.
- Sh Der Sisuna Der Goniereu5-Go.
miten iiber oie 2riegsIteucr.9H(
entitonO cine Mlcinngsperidicoen-
belt iiber Oic 9eiteuerlng Der 9rltto.
&erf0uie bon 6abrifanten, lpelhe be-
fonntIib pom Senot eeitriden puy-
Oe. Nlon bat iicb aneeblid ouf oas
@ieoereinfiigen oieier Steuer seei-
uigt lno erlportet $35.0O0,0O0 aus
oieier Nuelle. 0csglcihen iinO on.
ge6Ii6 oub ouoerc seitribeneStcuer.
poIteu ouf glutomobile, @atcntneOi.
5inen etc. icocr in Die Dill oufeenont'
men mor0en.
Gs entitano cine l6neere Tebotte
ii6er oie @croffeutIidung ser 9lrbcit
Der Gomite'n ln0 cS wnroe ihIieBIi1
Elm 9cidIuB ongenommen Die SIrbei-
ten gebcim ST. boIten mo iucnn ir.
genO ehuas oeroffcntlidt miro, jill
cine llntcrIldung eineeleitct lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
gImcrifamildes ll.gOut neIllnEen.

gn ieinem 9od in einem otIontiicben
%ofen. - Sffi5iele glnfiinoieung
Oes 6lotten 0eportementS. -
&cin &ebcnSberlillt. llrio6e
Oes llnfaaes nod niht feltgelteIlt.
g8oibington, Is. Scptcmber.
Gin omerifoniicbes llnterieeboot lit
geitern @torgen an iciuem 9od IN
einen oilontii6en Sofen geiunfen.
9ieie 9lnfiinoisune puroe beute
9l6enO bon Dem Observation-Disclosures
gemodt.
IS mar fein 2ebensbcrlult ou be-
fIogen. 0ie llria6e Oes llnfaqS lit
biSber nod nidt feitgeitcIlt poroen.
9ic 9lnfiinoigung fiiste bin6u, Dab
es ernortct mcrOe, Dab Oos Gou6-
boot innerbolb penieer Gage oeboben
per0cn fonne. Qos 0cportcmeut
piiroc Damn cinen oisfiibrIiben @c-
ri6t ii6er oen llnfaa erbalten.
g[uS miIitGriiAen @riinOen puroe
Der glome 0es Submorinebootes uno
Der Same Oes Sofens, in Dem iid
Ocr llnfon ereienete, gebeim eeboI-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
Sriess-GrcOit-Sia unscnommcn.

Die groBte Oerortige MoBnobme in
Der Meltgei6i6te. - 0ie Gins
rote arf Ole neuen Bombs ouf
A Ero8ent feitgeiest. ~ SinO
o6er Der 9eiteuerlng lrnteripor-
fen. - $3,OOO,OOO,OOO sur Com
bertirlne Der 2ibertp-glnlcibe be-
ltimmt.
g8oibington, 15. September.
9ie &riegs s-Greoit-9ia, meI6e
cine neue 8ono-9lusgobe unO ole
glusgobe bon SAobamts- Gertififaten
I'M @eiommtbetro0e Oon$11, $685.
100000 outoriiirt uno Ole er0Btc
Oerortige MoBnobme in Der 8eltgc-
ibihte it, paiiirte beute ytodmittag
oen Scnot o6ne cine Stimme oo9e.
gen uno obne gtamcnsoufruf. 9ie-
ielbc bat oos Observation-Disclosures be-
reits poiiirt uno eebt on Elm Comic
rcn3sGomite, on mel1es fir ocn &C.
nat oic Senotorcn Stone, Smitb BON
Georgia itno Smoot ernonnt purOen.
SIN Senot muroen MIR meniee
glen0erungen an ser 9ia gemaht.
Son Ser gou6en Sunme per0cn ST..
43S, ,945, AGO in oierproaentigen iiber-
tragborcn 9onoS ollsgeeeben peldc
Der llc6eribuB- -Ginfommenitciter imo
DER GrceB-ariegsprofit-5 unter-
morfen iino. Ole 3insrotc fir oie
SAobomts- gertififotc 1T Dem Sdae-
onlts.SctretGr iiberlolien poroen.
Son Oen neuen Bombs lino $4,000.
OO0,OOO' aur Gonbertiriing Der 31s.
prooentieen 2ibertp- -glnIeibe beItimmt
uno Der &eIt 1T our 9(ufnubme Der
orSiteben0cn ShulOen, nusgenonl'
men Ole neuen $4,000,000,00O fir
oie gIaiirtcn, beitimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16

nGdit iiinf5ie Ocroriige GompIer ge.
baut iperOen. Sic Soften bieriiir
iperoen 5iBiioIid 0cricnigen fir bic
@erftoulogeu $3750O,0OO bctrogeu.
Nlit Scr .glmericon Snternational
Corporation imO Ocr nMerhantS
SbipbuiIoing 60" perOen ioeben
Gontrofte a6aeidlofcu, monoh@erit.
onloeen in 9oa SsIonO, ga, lmO in
G5eiter, ga, crrihtet lueroen ioIIen.
6 btcago baut Gompfer
fiir Gnglouo,
g9ie aus Chicago beri6tct miro,
lit BORT beilte pon Scr ,,Gbicoeo Ship
buiIOine Co. Der critic britii6e Gam.
pier fir @ngIano, Der oo3u bcItimmt
iit, ole Souhboot.gerluIte 81 ericbelt
bonn StapeI gelaiicn porOeu. Sm
@on5en perOcn bon Der 9enonnten
@eicaidoit 150 6obr5euae eebollt
werOcu. Der Gampfer gebort Der
rGumarO.2iuie", er lit Oos critic
6obr5clle, oas in 9lmerita fir Oieic
9inie eebaut wirO. Die Soften per.
Den iih aui ingefdbr $800,OOO be.
laitfen.
Goncouber'S 9Sroerumm.
8ancpubcr 9. g., Is. Sept.
~ 9em Sdiffsbou.@roero BON
9ritiid- Columbia 6ufolee perOen so
neue 5obr5cuge nit 5uiommen H..
600 Tounen WcboIt in @ou eegeben
peroen. Die Soften bierfiir peroen
$27000,000 betroscu. @inige oer
Qanlpfer lino bcreits fertiaaeiteIIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
3iueiacIpanu branntc SnrdI.

3pci EierOe, bic einen @rocerp.
@ooeu bon Sobn Strobman, pon glr.
2200-2 @ef. .Erott- -StroBe. 5o9en,
imO Oercn 2enfer George Spittel BON
Ger. 334 e. GuIosfi-StraBe. mar,
bronnten geltcrn 0ahniittag Dor Dem
@ouie Ger 2700 8i9gs-9lpe., ourd.
Gic EicrOe raitcu ourd Oie &opIor
@rouc. Strobe nob ser 8reBtmonItr,
lino nad Der 9foleoale.9Ipe., on tpeI.
der @de eines Der Bferoe itiir5te uuo
icin rehtes Toroerbeiu broh Gs
mlrOe bon einem glgenten Der Sbier-
ibubgeieIlidoit eridoiieu Gus an
ocre Bfero lpor r6enfolIs perIcst
mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
3iuci gOmbcn aefmnSen.

Gbriitinnio, Gonncritag, IS.
September. - (&eripdtet) - 3uei
9omben oeuti6cu 6obrifats, gefiiat
init @rploiipitoffen uno nit 3iinOern
perieben, lplrOen in 9tarlpif i'm moro.
liheh gloriueeen geflmoen. Sic po.
rem nit FodleinmmO umpnnoen
imO in cine idweoiihe 8eitune, Oa.
tirt bonn A. 9(uguit cineepodt.
Gie 9om6cn iinO ungefdbr BON
OerieIbcn 9lrt pie oieieniaen iuelne
Dor Ginger 3cit bon GeltidlanO nodl
G6riitiouio geIanot lulIrocn uno bort
i'm 9eiibe BON 9laron 9iautcniels &C.
iimocn puroen. 9lortcnfels botte fri.
Der @cbiilfcn Oie IN NarOif arbcite4
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
sic g1tttr.

9(m 9lbeuo Dor Der ShIodt bon
gluitcrlib wettete Gin 8rigaoier oer
SGgereoroe nit einem aomeraoeH
nm ieine llbr, bob er iib am uadIiet
Gage Oas G6renfreu3 ueroienen Mir
DC. ggirflib orong er bel eiuer gIdn.
5euoen glffnire IN Die icinoIidel
5dpooruncn. tootete 6 Nlann ino
crobertc cine SABINE. @onB nit @ht
6eoedt, tpeldeS iiber feline Stirne ber.
nbfloB. febrte er 8u ieinem Gegincnt
0uriid, oos iid in5iDiiden wieoer ge-
oronet batte, ais Der aoiier ibm be-
aeenete; On bait ecnus iiir Teiuen
Sbeil eetban. mein 8roUcr, loB Gidr
Derbinoen.~ Der @rignoier ober
trodnete nit Der eroberten SABINE
iein @eiidt uno ontiportcte: Dylidt
i'd, Sire, bin oeruunOet. Dies lit mein
9lut nicbt, es lit oas 9lut BON Sc.
men. Grfrei,t iiber oicic 9Intwort
ernannte i'm gtopoleor gum Regi.
mentsquortiermeiiter mo belpiaiate
ibm ons areu5. Sn OemieIbcn sllI'
aenblid. ga Der griea0ier 10 belobnt
muroe, riidte iein 9amerao beron
nit pel6em er Die @ctte onaeltellt
hotte. Our6 einen @iitoIeuiduB Ourd9
einen Stabsofii5ier oeripltnoet. oen
er als @eianeenen nit iih fii0rte.
,gfod Elm Greu5l~ ricf glopoIeon la.
dcIno. nwem oos 10 forteebt, 10 muB
i'd 0en Sreen onibcben, oocr ole
gon5e glrmee OetOrirenlr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
lleberidluemmnngen in NOrO-
Carolina.

gBiGmington 9E.G., Is. Sept.
Syn SoIge Der lleberidmemmn-
gen, oeruriabt Ourd Oie fiirhtcrli-
den 9legengiiiie in lester gaoht, bo-
ben 3 @lcnihen ibr 2eben i'm oitli6eu
Nor0.Gorolina perloren, ln0 wuroc
groBcr S6oOen angeribtet. 3wei
3ugongeIteIlte ipuroen in einem Ourdj
elm bonn @oiier 5erltortes 9obnbett
bcrurinbtcni Giicnba6nungliid bel
@olOSboro getootet.
Sn Der llm9egeno bon @ilmington
lmo @olosboro lino piele giienbobn-
briiden fortgcriIien woroen. Gus
9obnbett ser 9ltlnntic Goaitlinc
9obn, 6tpiiden oicien 6eioen StdO-
ten luurOen oen eon5en GAG ourd)
@eihGoigungen blodirt. Idmme
muroen 5eritort ltno an mebrereu
YlGeeu purOeu Sduicr BON Den 6Il'
tbcn iueggeriIen. Wlebrere Wliiblen
in @rceu County linO bon Dem Sod.
molIer beOrobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
Grmnt6iscmOc gOtIduft.


@on Samuel @onlpers an Yremier
&erensfD gerihtet ~ Gin @eI0b.
nib ser amerifoniiben 9lrbeitcr
imo So8ioIilten Scr ruiiiihcn &C.
notratie 81 bclfen.
@oibington 10. Sept. -@r0-
iiOent Somiel @ompers BON Der
glmcricon 6eOeration Of 2nbor bat
al Oeu rlliiiihen Eremier aerensfD
nit einer &o6elOepeiAe cine &eiohI-
ton Der MISUNDERSTANDING Scr
n9lmericau glaionce for 2abor onO
Democracy 5ugeihidt, in lpelder Ser
neuen ruiiil6en 9emofratie Die I'M
terItiibung Der omcrifaniidcn glrbei-
terfloiie oeriproden miro. Gs beiBt
in Der 9ieiolution II. g.:
nSSn elmer am g., 6. unO 7. Sep
tem6er in minneapolis, Nlinneioto,
obgebolteucn duBerit mi6ti0en 9io.
tionaI-Gonicren8 bon Experimentation
Der 9lr6eiter iinO So5ioIiiten puroe
Die folgenOe grfldrllne nit eroBcm
Gntbuiiasmus einItimnlig ongenom.
men:
nS5n allen 21nOern Ser @clt 6li-
den Oie S06ne Der 6rei6eit nit i6pe-
ren Ser3en oltf lire 0rii0er, 0ie ouf
9auBlonos @oOen nit @eiit uno @af-
fen fGmpien. Inter Dem Conner
oeS or0Bten 9rieecs oller 8eiten ge-
boren, lit Oie groBe rltiiiibe Gemo-
frotie fir ole 6reunoe Scr Meni1en-
frcibeit cine neue Soffmng mo Sn-
ipiration. gluf alien Seiten bon ei.
nem iAredli6en 1lnO bosartioen
6einO umringt, Der 500 inO GerOer.
Der in i6re 9ieiben trGgt unO 0onn
mieoer unter Der WiaSfe eines 9iepo-
Illtioniiteu iit 81 Den 9ieOohhions-
Gon5ilcn iHlcibt, i6reitet Die ruff
ibe Temofrotie Ourd Die fritiihe
@po1e i'm &ompfe fir ibre Griiten5.
Tie oSlmericon glQiance for 2obor
ono Democracy ienoet 0en a6m.
piern fir Die 6reibeit 9liBlon0s ais
@riiOcr i'm @eiite innige @riiBe. Gie
3ieIe Scr rliiiii6cn Gemofrotie iino
uniere eiecnen 3iele, ibr Sieg lit lm-
Ter Sieg, ibre 9IieOerIage ilniere Sic.
Oerloge, ibre 6einOe iinO aud uniere
6einOe. Sn Dem Sample fir bic
6reibeit 9iuBlanOS lit oud Die 6rei-
belt 9lmerifos in @efabr. Seoer
riiiiiide SolOot, ser iid) mltbig Dem
6einOe enteeeeniteat, fiibrt eleid5ei.
tig eincn S6loo fir Oie 6rcibeit
glmcrifoS.
Sic glmericun 9lainnce ior So6or
onO Democracy berbiir9t lih mo bic
onerifaniihc 9Irbeitertlaiie fir Die
llnteritiibung Ser ruiiil6en Gemofro-
tie. gSir appelliren an oas orbei-
tenOe Golf unO bic So5ioliIten in
Slmerito umO ebenio an Die 9legie-
rilng Ser Ser. Stooten, nit alien
arGiten Der Sobe ser ruiiii1en &c.
mofratie 5u belien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
Ncner i'm SdiffSbanbOfe.

3weimaI brod ecItern gladuittas
Elm 6eucr in Der Baltimore GrD
0od ono S6ipbuiIoing COMPANY
am glor0cnoc Der g9olloce.StroBe
aus. geiOe MoIe batten Oie 9rGnOe
ibren llripruns in ocm aeiiel6nls.
Sci Dem eriten 5euer wuroe ser
9llorm bon CHARLES @enscr bon gir.
t145, SonoOer.StroBe, geaeben. Qos
Jcuer NOR ourh einen eleftriiden
Crabt ouf Dem Cade peruriodt nor.
ben gSie eroB Der SdJnoen lit,
fonnte nod nidt ermitteIt merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
SerbitgrOanfrn.

Soft Ou Elm WeIen beiB geIiebt,
9os nun i'm @rub, lpeItobgeidie6eu,
Dem pirren 2drm oes Sags entriidt,
GcfunOen bat ben epigen Triebsn,
co bleibt Dir po6l Der cine Sroit
@egOnS Du tannlt Die S9ritte Iens
len
Our Itiuen RubeItdtte bin,
lin bort Oes Seuren gu se6enfen.
Wlit 8lumen, Die bu feIbit eepfIiidt
SIN trdumeril@en MalOesgrunbe,
&onnIt f9miden ou bes Soften 9eim
Sn tpeibeboller SrauerItunOe;
Du tannf NIT rei6er SrGnenFlut
Die targe @rbenf4oue neBen,
Die bir unenbli9 me6r umf9lieBt
glIs rings Die peite Melt an S9dBen.
Dos aber 1T Der berbite S9mera,
DuOon nun 10 bel Meni4en tptfen:
Dus @rab bes SsiBgeliebten feIbit
Sir ale Gpisteit gu miRen.
@ienei@t liegt er i'm pOIenIano,
9efulen in Oem Sturm Der Seere,
no SouIenOe eemeiniam rubin;
@ieuei4t i'm DiinenianO am Meere -.
@ereiniamt itebR gu iinnenb Ou,
@ie Sttrn umipDItt, Ben Bid umbii'
itert,
Wlit bes @erIuFes Web Bat iib
Sin f8mer5li9eres nod berI4piifert:
Bon oeinem totem 2iebesgIiid,
Dem miloDertldrten, bimmliI9 reinen,
SIT Dir Iogur bas @rub periagt,
Gn oem bu Hagen tannit unb tpeinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
Nlenr sdnffalnrrftrn.

gtem Yorf Is. Sept. = Con.
traften 5uioIoe, Die ioe6en obgeidIoi-
len ipurOen, miro Die DSubmorine
Boot Corporation bon 0leu Dorf TO-
gIei6 nit Dem Ban bon SonOelSoom.
pfern Beginner. Cie ncue @erit, Die
5meitc, Die untcr oirefter GontroIe
Ser Geoierilne itebt miro limo IN
Ncporf g, s., befinoen. Won miro
BORT bouptidhlib Gompfer BON 5000
Conner beritellen
Gen gontrqttcp 3niolse ioIIcu ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
Gyredler gfoubii6crfoQ.

9attIeGrecf. N1id., Is. Sep
tcmber. II Seds 9lutomobil. .@onOi-
ten fomen beute in Oie StoOt Glimor
geiobren, nclbe uugefdbr 10 Meilen
prn Bottle Greet entfernt licet, ourd.
idnitten ole DrGbte, bieIten Die @in-
wobner in S6od ino iprengten oen
@eIoibront Der Stootsbonf. Sic er-
bcuteten $1,000, nodoem iie bier DD-
nomitpotronen berbraiidt uno cine
ShnOe lang eeorbeitet bottcn, oos
@erf at pollbrineen. @lon gloubt,
DAB iie iibcr 9(tbens entfumen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16


Dab Die boben gIobrilngSmitteI.
Ereiie oub Dor 140 Sobren in Der
Stoot gleip. gorf Die bobe Obrigfeit
5u ouBcrorOentIiden 8eroronunsen
onseipornt bat, bepeiieu einige inte.
relionte Dofimente, Die man iett aus
Der 9iepolutions0cit ouSgeeroben bat.
90 beItimmte g8iaiom gonforo,
Der Conn WdDor bon Somuico. om
10. Sonuor 1777, Dab ole @oitlpirtbe
no6 s llbr glbenS feline SoIOoten
ooer Matroien mebr beoienen ourf.
ten unO ooB Inn 8 llbr 9lbenos Sid.
ter uno 6eucr in alien @irtbiboften
'ouseeloidt meroen loltcn.
limo Der Wopor Somes &obertIon
mor i'm elcihen Sabre Der erlte 6ooo
Dictator bon gleip.gorf.
@r CAB befonnt, ooB ibm 9lasen
iiber uIIou tbcures 8rot gu 0bren &c.
fommen ieien, uno befnbl OoB Oic
@6der iuo 3pilAenb6noler tiinftig
nibt mebr ais fl 3upfer. 8ennies
fir ein aus oent belten Wlebl gebode.
nes 2oib 8rot BON 8 @funO a llnoen
berednen oiirften. Seoermonn, Der
Oieier @eror0niine 6upiOerbonoeItc,
muroc nit glrreit beorobt. llno oil.
Beroem muroc oos in ieinem 9elikc
gcfitnoenc 9rot confis8irt itno ocn
gtrmen gegeben.
gludb cine nSome Defcnie 2coeue"
CAB es in Icp.gorf i'm Sabre i777.
SameS &obertlon lhilf Iie unO er
begriinoete ieincn Shritt nit Der
ltnliGerbcit gtcip.gorf's. oos bon Den
9ebeIlen beorobt mar uno OeIieu sSn.
bronoiebung man befiirdtete. glber
Der geitritt ait Oieier Some Gefenic
2eogue@ ipor ourhous niht ein 70
freiipiGiger pie beut6iitaec. SSm @e-
aentbeil, Seoerulann nllBte oil ole.
len nGntli1en Botroilillen @dnaen
tbeilncbnten. llno mer iib meigerte,
ooer per nidt 6um 0ieidte fam, Der
nuroe nit @erluit oes 9iirserrehts
imo NIT gluStreibune aus Der Stool
beitroft.
Gommanoant SoneS brab i'm go
pember t777 cine 2on5e fir billiees
Sol5. aoblen. unO Sol56orohe sdt
es pobl OomaIs nod nidlt. glbeI
ocnnod Ideineu iid6 Die SoI5b6nOIel
oen tolten @inter 81 9luse oemahi
81 boben. lln0 70 miiBte oenn oel
brape Gomnianoant einidreiten mn
Sen Soljprcis feItieten. @er iid
oicien @ebote niht fiigen uollte mn
ieine 0olSboote nidt me6r in gIen
| Dorf lanOen lieB. Dem lpuroen fur5ci
Sono sic 9oote lueggenommen. Oit
Oann Seuten onuertralt ipuroen, oil
lpillens wqreu, oen 9lelp 9orfern ibl