davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-08
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MILIONAR OBRAN.

N6kolikanasobny milionai
j. Marcellino z Ashtabulla, O.
pfijel minuly tyden do Cleve-
landu, ably Zajistil 81 pfeplav
do Francie, kamz s celou sVou
rodinou cht6l odcestovat k Will
navSt6ve svych pfibuznych v
Parizi. Pfeplavni listky koupil
V Akersove agentufe, nacez ia
sci ma Union nadrazi, ably OBJ
staral %prvotridni zeleznicni
listky k ceste do New Yorku.
Kdyz Union nadrazi vecer o.
pouStel, seznamil Sc S kteryms
cizincem, jenz vlakal jej do
vesel6 spoleGnosti, ktera Cole
teho millionaire opila a oloupi-
la $2.400. Marcellino repor-
toval pc n6kolika dnech mailer
svdj policii, ktera pc dotte-
nych ciZincich dosud patra.
Staroch Vypravoval detekti-
yum, re cizinci omraGili iei ra
nou do hlavy a autem zavezli
Jei do kterehos sklepeni, kde
byl pry vezn6n pc n6kolik
dnu, naCez Sc zavazanyma oci-
ma byl eXpedovan ia NEST
Skou hranici a tam propulsion.
V dotcenem sklepeni bylo pry
vice takovych zaiatcn, z nichz
jeden byl pry We tvari hrozne
poranen. Urady liceni star6ho
financnika n%eduVeruji a vseo-
becny nahled je, re starry pan
V touZe pc dobrodruzstvi byl
veselou svou spolecnosti cizin-
Gu pro3t6 Obran. Marcellino
zdedil sv6 miliony 20 pribuz-
mem.
Ia podobnych okolnosti pfi-
sci o $500 George M. Rowen z
Pennsylvania, jehoz obrali ne
.iaci cizinci u kotviSt6 buffal-
skych parolodi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-08

-. -rS 9e r.F~tA "Fe pAv - =" n - go
Jich pravomoc1 a prisplva K
centralisaci veskere vladni mo
ci. Vcera take vystoupil prot
plandm, ably Sc prohibicni stra
ma sucastnila kampane ma W.
suSeni celeho sveta. Pravil, re
politicka strana nema zadne-
no prava zasahovati jakymko
Ii zp1sobem do evrop3kych "a
.lezitostl, ponevadz bychom j.
ste nikdy n%estrpeli, kdyby Sc
evropske politicke strany vm6-
sovaly do nasich. V obou tech
to otazkach z1stal Hendrick-
son V mensine, ale jeho razne
vystoupeni dokazuie, re ami v
konvenci suchych nezavlada
uplna shoda a radOst mad L.
stavnim dodatkem neni ami
tam mezi mimi vSeobecna.
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Sued STARYCH TEL.ECRA.
FISTU.

Pristi stredu zahajena Dude
v hotelu Winton &c. vyrotni
konvence starych americkych
telegrafistu, mezi nimiz ma
chazeji Sc vymalezce Edison,
pfedseda sdruzeneho amer. ii.
sku Malville f. Stone, nacel-
mix vojenskych telegrafistuI
plukovnik Clowry a JIM muzi
V telegraph %vyniknuvsi. Prize
de tez David Bates 2 New Yor
ku, jenz roku 1865 e~xpedoval
depeSi gen. Granta, oznamuii-
CT p%rasidentu Lincolnovi VIDA
nj Sc Leeovy armady konfede-
racni.
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POSELSTVO.

Asi dive ste svycarskych u
cencu, tovarnikl. obchodnikd
a duchovnlch navStivi 16. zafi
Cleveland, kde budou mistni
obchodni komorou pohosteni.
Hoste re Swear zdrzi Sc zde
tfl dny, nacez pojedou do Chi
caga. Svycafi studuii americ-
kou indu9trii, socialni pom6-
ry, obchod i duch povalecny a
Cleveland vabi je zvlast' sym
zelezafskym prumyslam a to-
varnou ma aeroplany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-08
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STAVKA HUDEBNlKU Z O.
A

Unie hudebnikd zamestna-
nych V obrazkovych divadlech
nafidila dnes svym clenum
stavku. Hudebnici pozaduji
S4S tydn6 "a se3t hodin hry
denne a majitelove dotcenych
dlvadel nablzeji Jim $45 az
$4,000 tydne. Asi 400 hudeb-
nlku jest Ma stavce. Predseda
tvrdi, re hra V obrazkovych
divadlech jest vice vysiluiici
nee hra V meziakti v pravidel-
nych divadlech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-08

MAR. RED.
KOTKA.

z Nor. Ostravy. (Postovni
zprava.) Dne IT. srpna konala
) zde slavnostni exhumace ma
'odnlho mucednika redaktora
Josefa Kotka z P~rost6jova,
enz byl %. prosince 1914 ma
lynn soudem odsouzen k smr-
i a zastrelen. O 3. iodine Cd
)oledne vysel prGvod ceskoslo
renskych SOCIALISM, s hudbou
e Sokolske tridy a bral Sc Ike
lfbitovu V cele prGvodu byla
lotkova chot', sestra a Svakro
a, pc tie ministr narodni obra
Y Klofac, Glen Mar. Shroma-
d6ni Sladky, general Philip
,e, JIM voienSti hodnostari, de
,utace 2 Prost6jova q daleke-
10 okoli, Sokolstvo, vojsko a ne
)rehledna fada Obcanstva. Ma
lrbitove lapel divadelni sbor
mutecni choral, nacez mad ra
xvi promluvil ministr Narodni
,brany Klofac, jenz vylicil ry-
Il charakter KotkGv. Pc mem
)romluvil Glen Mar. Shroma-
d6ni prof. Slahky, nadporu-
Tx Hajek a j. Smutecni slav-
'ost byla z%akoncena zapenim
.boru "Byvali Cechove" a ma
'odni hymnou. Pc pohrbu ko-
lal Sc ma namesti Masaryko-
e tabor ceskoslovenskych So
,ialistG, jehoz s1castnilo Sc ma
5000 o3ob. Ma tabore promlu
I'll o vyznamu Kotkove mini
'tr Narodni obrany Klofac. Wy
icil BOZ "a naSi narodni Samo-
'tatnost, hrdinstvi naSich legi-
onafG, kteri umirali pro narod
| dekoval ostravskym horni-
IGm Ia to, co ucinili pro re-
)ubliku. Svou rec zakoncil ia
,oufliveho souhlasu provolav
'Slavu' presidentu Masaryko-
naSi republice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-08
NEVER v ZAPOVEDNOST.
Delegat ma prohibicni konven.
CT prot ustavnimu dodatku.

V Chicago jest pritomne Ike
mana konvence prohibicnich
pfedaku re vsach statG a az dc
sud bylo hlavne jednano o o.
tazce, mali strana byti rozpu
Stena, aneb ponechana Ma da.
lie V cinnosti. N6kteri delegati
Sc domnivali, lie pc schvalen.
ustavniho dodatku Stala Sc stra
ma suchych uplnou ZbytecnO.
sti, ale v6tSina z Mich pTece
rozhodla, ably prohibicinci two
fili ma dale politickou stranu
a vcera Sc Jim nejvice jednal.
o to, mali podrzet dosavadnt
jmeno, kdyz zapoved' liho.
vim byla jiz d~osazena. Neoce.
kavanou bombu hodil do pro.
hibicniho tabOru Finley HI
Hendrick son z Cumberlandu
Md, jenz jest clenem vykon.
neho vyboru strany a jeho W.
roxy neutrality-suspicious. sen.
saci, coz mimo .jineho take do.
kaZuje, re ami v prohibicnich
radach nezavlada uplna shoda
V otazce ustavniho dOdatku.
Hendrickson zadal, ably prohi-
bicni strana odepfela dodatek
schvalit a jeho argumenty Sc
nikterak neliSily cd davodG
"mokrych' V teto palcive ota2
ce. Mezi jinym pravil: "Jest
nesmyslem Sc domnivati, re O.
smnacty dodatek vyridil otaz-
ku zapovedi lihovin. Nejen re
jeSte vice zkomplikoval liker.
nj problem, ale jest zaroveh
pfimym utokem ma ustavni re-
pre3entacni system vlady. O.
smnacty dodatek zavadi komu
Inism mezi 40 zakonodarnych
moci, totiz kongres a AZ sta.
tn a tim Sc primo stavi prot
zasadam naSi vladni soustavy,
kterymi jsme Sc spravovali cd
prJetl narodni ustavy. Doda-
tex vede Ike konfliktu mezi fa
deralni vladou a jednotlivymi
staty. Vlada ku pr. pravi, re
jedno procento Thu Jest opoj-
ne, kdezto stat Delaware roz-
hodl, re k opojnosti .jsou "a
potrebi ctyfi procenta. Tin
byl vyvolan spor V otaZce pro.
vadeni prohibice. Narodni L.
stava nema obsahovat takovy
clanek, pon6vadz Sc tim vme-
suJe do pravomoci .jednotli-
vych statu, jejichz obcanstvu
jedin6 prislusi rozhodovat,
mali byti zavedena statni pro
hibice. Je-li jim tato moe O.
dejmuta a zavedena prohibice
clankem narodni ustavy, tn
Jsou tim porusovany zasady
naseho vladniho zTizeni, die
ktereho ma kazdy stat svrcho-
vanou moe V takovychto otaz-
kach."
Hendrickson ovSem neni pro
ii prohibici, jinak by nemohl
byti clenem vykonneho vyboru
prohibicni strany, ale nesou-
hlasi s dodatkem, ponevadz
zkracuje jednotlive staty v je
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VYBER RECONSTRUCT
MICH NOVINEK.


(F.L.G.l.S.)
Kongres. = Ujist'uje Sc re
strany rozpoctoveho vyboru,
re Dude kongresem povolen
fond ash $2,40O.O 900 pro depart
ment spravedlnosti ku stihani
a trestani ket'as1.
Die spojene kongresni komi
sc pro upraveni sluzneho, vice
nez $1,000 zamestnanc1 We
vladn la mestske praci dosta.
va meme nez 500 mesicne.
Zdravotni. - We zprave w
dane zdravotni uradovnou s..
uvadi, re rakovina Sc rozmno.
zuje We SIP. Statech a po ce.
lem svete, vzdor tomu, re jest.
vylecitelna, zacne-li Sc brzy
lecit. Zprava uvadi cislice :
nichz jde ma jevo, re v roce
1917 zemfelo We Spoj. Stated
CLASP osob ma rakovinu u DO
rovnani Sc 1881 zemrelvcl
ma zan6t pile, 11O.285 ma tu.
berkulosu, 1887 ma srdecns
vadu a 8O.912 ma chorobu led
vim.
Valecny dep. = Pluk. Ar.
thur Woods, vyp. tai. walk,
provadi pc cele zemi agitac
pro Znovu zam65tnani dustoj
nlku z Americke armady Wy
slouzilych i We sluzbe a udava
re do 25. srpna re LOO tech
kteri slouzili We Francii vetSi,
ma zadala zadosti 0 mista.
Obchod. Wall Street.
Journal udava, re japonsky OF.
chOd s cizinou V cervnu 1915.
obnaSel celkem 327,378.O1l,
yenu, coz Sc rovna asi $163,..
6S9.OO5. V cervnu 1918 cinil
obchod 28G,473566 yen1 al.
kv6tnu 1919 342, 97O.221.
Prumyslove znovuzrizeni.-
Il Parlze Sc oZnamuje, re n;
rozvinut ivodni silly ma rece.
Rhonu pro vyrabeni elektrin,
a Zorganisovani snadnejSi do
pravy a zavodnovani, nalezf.
Sc V rozpoctu V odhadnuten
obnosu $500. 900 frankuG.
Valecne lod'stvo. Sc
schvalenim presidenta, byl o.
devzdan tajemniku namorni
ctvi dodatecny rozpocet V OBJ
nosu SIS, 900 600 ma priveden
valecnych lodi do stavu schor
neho boje. ktery ma byti pre-
dan kongresu k vyfizenf.
Aviatika. = Oznamuje Sc
re 500 osob We Spoj. Stated
bud koupily neb objednaly
vzducholode.
Obchod. - Oznamuje Sc, ze.
Natl. Shoe Retailers Assn, We
schulz odbyvane minuly ty.
den V Atlantic City, rozhodls
obmezit vSechny blaznive mo
dy a odstiny v botkach pro tn.
to zimu, We snaze vyhnouti sc
zbytecnemu vydani a Dude wy.
rabet pouze zbozi pro sklad
Jehoz cena V malem Dude od
SO do $12 "a par.
Philadelphia Pub. Ledger o.
znamuJe, re poptavka pc 'dra-
hem satstvu a kloboukach byla
hlavni veci mody v st. Louisa
posledniho tydne. Prodej OBJ
nasi $500. 600. Vyssi pro-
DEF V teto sezone prot minu-
lem roku udava Sc O Is az 80
procent v rGznych obchodech.
Chicago Tribune udava, re
rybafska flota behem kvetna
1919, ktera pristala v Seate-
lu, Wash. 102krat, nalovila
1,214.2O0 liber ryb, majici pro
rybafe cenu $118.477.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-08

Vyucovanf. = Wall Street
journal uvadi, ze gen. T. c.
.Du Pont oznamil, re nejmeno-
lyany darce upsal S4.0O0.OO0
We prospect nadace pro tech
lnoloficky 1stav V Massachu-
sets a ustanovil dalSi $4,000
300 ku sebrani fondu $4,000
300 vyborem, jehoz gen. Du
iPont jest pTedsedou.
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EMKuHnnHuuuuuuuu
ZAPIS
do Ceske Svobodomyslne
Skoly ma Broadway

Sc kOna V sobotu dine Is. "a
II 1919 cd 2 do 4 hod. Cd
poledne. Rodice ditek jsou
zadany, ably ditky sve v cas-
k zapisu pfivedli a je poslali
do skoly V Besidkach c.. N.
Sine V nedeli IA. zari, kteryzz
10 den pravidelne vyucovani
zapocne.
Zahajenl Detskych Best
lex Dude tez IA. zari odpo-
edne.
VYBOR.
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OMAN F. MI!

Sokol Tyrs zahajf Ultra. v
itery, pravidelne cviceni die
'ozvrhu:
Jtery: devcata cd 7 do 8 hod.
clenstvo cd 8 do 9 hod.
>tvrtek: devcata cd 7 do 8 h.
starSf devcata cd 8 do 8 h.
'atek: clenstvo cd 8 do 9 hOd.
Jviceni chlapcG odklada sc ma
lobu pozdejsf.
L. BRANTL, nae.
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Belmont okreSu.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07
OWN YOUR HOME

The American home owners is the
man who has discovered that thrift
is something more than the hoard
ug of money The family sock and
The old china teapot may be chuck
full of dimes and quarters, or five
aud ten dollar gold pieces, and yet
ihrift may be unknown to the head OF
The house He may be only miser!
Thrift not oni2 saves intC;;ingently.
but it puts savings to work; not only
1oes it save a dollar, but it puts that
dollar where it will thrive, where it
can earn and labor for the welfare
md comfort of its owner
On account of suspended building
operations during the war the United
States now needs almost million
homes. That means rents are high, Ii
You don't own home you must pay
tribute to the hard necessities which
have brought about scacrity of
homes. Unless home boulding gets
under way Immediately, when our
millions of soldiers return to civil
life and when our thousands of war
workers who have been living in gov
eminent buildings get back to where
they must have apartments and
houses. rents are going to be higher
Thrift, of the intelligent, will put
present saving to work that future
rental expenses may be escaped. Pre-
sent savings invested now in a home
will emanCipate your pocketbook from
the demands of the rent collector. Be
intolligently thrifty-build now.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07
ABOUT TOMATOES

The Blossom Rot" known also as
the Point Rot" or dry weather rot,
is one of the most serious maladies
with which the tomato grower has
to contend. 1t is particularly annoy
ing in that it attacks the tomatoes
when they are well on the way to ma
turity, thus often blasting the hopes
of growers Of an early crop of toma-
toes
The disease is characterized by a
circular black; or brownish black spot
on the blossom-end or point of green
tomatoes. varying in size from one
third of an inch in diameter to more
than-half grown.
The Georgia Experiment Station
worked on this problem for several
years, and finally came to the con
cusion that the disease was not in.
fectuous, but physiological trouble
caused by deficiency in the water
supply.
The small cherry and current varle-
ties of tomatoes are so constituted
that they are immune to the blossom
end rot. But all the large, or CONNER
cial varieties are more or less sus
esptible Varieties with larger, or rank
growing vines are more susceptible
than those with small vines.
Spraying is of direct benefit in
either the prevention or control of
this disease. But it can be prevented
by keeping the soil well supplied with
moisture. Just how the moisture is to
be supplied will depend upon
the growers local conditions. Often
a piece of land along some stream will
be sufficiently well drained, and yet
remain moist enough to prevent the
blosson-end rot. Where water sup
ply is convenient furrow irrigation or
over head irrigation may be given
The time and amount Of water requir-
ed will depend upon the dryness of
the soil. Water should be supplied Of
ten enough to keep the plants in
vigorous growing condition. Where
irrigation is not feasible Il great deal
Of soil moisture may be conserved,
the plants greatly benefited by put
ting on six or eight inch coat of pine
straw, wheat straw or some other
similar mulch.
The plants should be sprayed with
4 $3.50 Bordeaux mixture every two
or three weeks to keep down leaf
blight, even il the spraying does not
prevent the bl0ssOm-end rot
Another point to be remember
ed is that varities of tomatoes bred to
resist tomato wilt, will not necessaT-
ly resist the blossom-end rot, There
fore, in as much as we must combat
other maladies it is advisable to plant
wilt resistant varieties of tomatoes,
spray the plants with 1850 Bordeaux
mixture, to which add one pound Of
lrsenate of lead to each fifty gallons,
tC keep down the leaf spot and leaf
eating insects; and irrigate to con
rol the Blossom end Rot"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07

tloniec are pretty babby, Sa-
vannah Press.
Brunettes are delicious, but we
are acquainted with few blond
es tlat are worth taking chance
with -Coyington News.
The blondes are usually all right
but the brunette is our style of
beauty, and we'll take chances
with them every time.-Griftin
News and Sun. r
You bold, bad men! We are
opposed to OSCILLATION, surrepti-
tious and otherwise, but if we
would be impartial as between
blondes and brunettes, and we
would want them to tell be-
cause we firmly belive sit pays
to advertise "-LaGrange Report
er.
Stead, boys Don't be so pro-
nounced in your likes or dislikes.
Take whatever of good things
that happen to come your way
and be happy-Columbu Enquir-
er-Sun.
And who could follow that last hi
Of advice? The modest girlies dc no
go in search of objects upon whicl
to bestow their kisses, not so yoI
could so easily know it. They don
come your way. You have to 60 afte
them, Just have to-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07

Judge Beverly Evans says the eff
fort at reduction in cotton acreage is
not only not violation of the anti
trust laws Of the country, but it is a
manifestation of sound economy.
When SO many people grow cotton as
to cause slump in price below the
cost Of production. then it is time to
start campaign in the interest of
sane farming,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07
THE ECONOMY OF GOOD ROADS

From The Atlanta Journal:
Thomas county has joined the ranks
Of Georgia's master road-builders, and
has joined them with vim. By ma
jority Of at least EIGHT to one. its
citizens have voted a bond issue of
seven hundred thousand dollars for
a system of highways as excellent
as sound material and engineering
skill can make them. The complete
plans call for one hundred and thirty
five miles of paved throughfares, the
object being to give every section of
the county road service that will be
uniformly and lastingly good.
The practical wisdom of this policy
is manifest wherever it has been pur-
sued. Those States and communities
which in the long run get the largest
results from the least expenditures in
highway construction are the ones
that build with an eye to permanency.
NoCnlng is more eXtraVagant than
poorly constructed roads, nothing
more economical than those which
are to last. Authorities estimate that
If all the labor and money and time
which have been wasted in slipshod
road-making had been efficiently en-
ployed. America today would have a
magnificent system of highways from
ocean to ocean and from the Lakes
to the Gulf
Happily, however, the old incom-
petencies are giving way to business
like methods and scientific skill.
Throughout the Union, and nowhere
mere earnestly than in Georgia, the
people are responding to the call for
well built and Well-kept highways.
Thomas county is one among seven
of this States which have recently
voted road bonds in the aggregate
sum of more than three million dollars
and eighteen theirs are soon to pass
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07

Soviet Russell is planning to
sue for $3OOOOO.O00 covering the cost
of Russian property which it is claim
ed Uncle sam took away from the
Russian crooks, The individual own
ers, we imagine, much prefer for the
United States to lay claim to it than
for Lenine and Trotsky to preside over
its destinies, Lots of strange things
happen in this country but do you
imagine Lenine and Trotsky will re
cover on this claim?
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07

much time for explanations. All the
propagandists shold be throttled. The
old kultur problems are solved for
all time and they should not be allow
ed to reappear in any form The Huns
are smart as steel traps and they
should be made to stay where the
last volley put them. The Allies are
to formulate the peace they have won,
and no propaganda should be allow
ed to get in their way
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07
PRoPAGANDAs AND BONDS
From the Ohio State Journal.

Germany has been whipped, but she
is still resisting the logic of war.
Bombs, propaganda and Bolshevism
are now utilized to save her face. The
Allies must watch these else their
great victory might turn out frag-
mentary results. In all the Allied ma
tons well-arranged schemes are pro-
jected to cheat the Allies out of the
full fruition of their triumph The pro-
paganda is stealthily appearing every
where, and it should be met by a
stern repression. The man who has a
bomb in his hand should be severly
dealt with promptly. 1t won't do to
trifle with such people or give them
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07

A very comical sort of ultimatum
was that Of the German delegates to
The allies al Versailles announcing
that they would return to Germany if
the peace terms were further delay
ed But was this really a rumor, like
most Of the other news we are get
ting these days from the conference?
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07

The telegraph operators of the
country want the government to own
and operate the lines We cannot
blame the operators. They have never
had look in on reasonable salary
till the government got hold of the
lines, and then the public was taught
to cuss BurleSon because he gave
them living and sought to make the
earnings of the wire lines pay it, The
private owners Of big wire lines took
out of the bread baskets of its en-.
pIoyees over "a million a month for
dividends for the rich owners before
the government took hold. No, we will
not have government ownership, but
the employees will get more for their
WDrk, at least for a while.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07

One week now till Crisp county
votes on bond issue for good roads,
You may be little interested, but as
sure as you hang around and let this
issue get left you will be ashamed of
il Not "a, county in Georgia has lost
its roads bond election Crisp must
not,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07

The interference Of Americans in
the Irish cause to us is quite out of
place. What we have men in lreandl
the Irish Gains to a
republic for it mystery whose solu-
ton will prove of world interest
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07

upon extensive plans for the same
purpose There could be no sounder
evidence of the States progressive
ness, and no surer stimulus to her
growth.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07
WELL, THAT'S THAT MUCH

Americas did her best to get fam
Gus with bomb plot, but the best
she could do was a. mail order pack
age, and it contained pair of lady's
bracelets" at that-Tifton Gazette.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07
THEY DON'T COME

An expert writing in the Waw-
son News says you must not kiss
hlonles Brunettes, he says, are
sateI. We have noticed that the
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07
Members of Associated Press.

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
Of all news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise credited in this pa
per and also the local news published
herein.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07
OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY.

A few more rains in Crisp and the
grass and boil wcevil will be well on
the way. Look out, cotton grower your
day has come Mr. Peanut grower too
is in for a season of gress fighting.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-07

A patent has been granted for an
electrically Illuminated key-hole.
experimental stage.