davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

.gFEHt 2Est.E~4. "a. tgF"L -t... rfI = - dr. = NHdt
o6er 1tgetiigen6 it, benn
oann erit niiroe mad ieiner Mniidt
6er g1lferbuno gestpu1gen ieinl, ben
MnfdlnB nidt mebr at berpeigernt.
Cher fa1tr1 mnt1 an Dem 8unoesfuna-
Ter riiae11 baB er fein 8ort Der 8u-
1ruiidpeiiung gefunoen bat fir Die
fron56iifhe Drobnote. .nn1trtebe"
batte CT btefe triebdrtige 8olfsbetpe.-
.aurg nidt nngeriiigt' nen11et 1difen
6nirfen, nie H~berbatapt Der gauge Son
ser Mote unb Die INTERVIEWING, bnB
Sic Megieriing 1idt anles, mas IN If
rem &rGften geitan6en, 9etan bette,
nm Ste 8emeglng binan51balten, Ell
men idarfen ginlprn6 erforoert bot
fen. tf $:&
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

gen ourd bie 8ut1fer, bie leerer 11ttlf
EIeerer tperoen. Gifiges @alier itrom1
III &eiararIr1e, 5iiht III Der BODICE:
hainften 8eibgll1t Ser gefrdBiger Sci.
{el. Sour 6ie toobera6tenbe nmlid1
Ser Sei5er %berbin6ert Die beroerbliht
Dampferploito1.
ssseoer Sreffer 16iittelt 6os Sdif4
Bis ins essnnerfte. Gin @ei6ib mad
oem anoern fiant aus. Gr labI1att1rtt:
fhaften 1pringen Dor gringew sc.
fqrbte, bom 2nftorud en%tfleibete aor1
per tperbet1 aus benz @eg gerdui1t
Arolm uno @a1e per6en 6nr9 OF
5prabrobre in e%ntferntelte @di11tt
oepreBt. Die eleftriidef Mai6iner
berinaet1 Sen Dienit. Mffnmllatorerr
enerqie 1peiit nod 1t%ngeli6rte 2eitltn,
ueen. Mnl g ser meddnt{6en lie
bermittlung tritt in Dem @etoie Del
n1en{hlide STUFF. Maidinen &in
Ser iddirf1ter @ebirnarbeit fin}
pernidtet, @orperfraft berfu6t, fte
al er5ekett. 1eberipannte Mnsfelr
idleppen sic lebten @ra11aten Dor OF
IeRte @a11one.
'Eotenitine. SOUR tpenige mtiienn
6oR Dor 5tunoen lift Momiroli9if
nit pebenoen Slaggen nno felter11'
oen @eidiiter, eingebiint 1T peiBer
Dompf, in Sen 8ellen berl dtpartoer
mor. l1nbeimli9 t0nt 6as S6ln95er
ser nit 1ebter &raft iaugenoea Eit ~:
pen. or
Ser @omman6ont ruff ben @el
iiener 9ffi5iere auf 6ie Bride. Nad
altemt @eiet fragt er iie, Oh nod Ct
rer nit 6em @9iff etmaS nnterneb'
men min. Stumm legt Elm ieoera oil
Sonb d1t 6ie Miibe. Da fommt Del
8umpenmeiiter: 2en5mittel nerla:
gen! ~
Dns lit 6as gn6el
| Mme Manr aus bem Sdiff! &ett'
lih, tper fann!
5ie fommen berauf - 6ie M}an
enr. Meit .offenen M11ges trtnten tt
SEN 6Gmmernoen Simmel. 8on
@ompf gemeitetet &oren, bon .raien
6en Ser3i6latigent gepeitibtes Slut
bet611bt, benommett, baB es nod ret
ne, belebenoe 2uft gibt. @iner fingt
sic iibrigen fan(en ein, Dos Slogget1
lieo, 6antt olas 6euti@e 2ieo. @m Sec
ledt sic See. Mebr nn6 mebr trang:
6as @diff fhneuer ein @pringen
@lettern, 8or6mdnoe, qnirlenoes
Wo1Ier. 8aren es S%efnnoen, Minll
ten, mer meiB es? Sern ragt nod
einmaI &tel nnb 8ng - bod oufge
rihtet. Mns ben @aiiern QUILT Ell
bt%anienoer STUFF - entieeltem Sell
bus lekte @eleit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
Sic Mmf9lmkbemegnm9i III
Deterrei@.

syn .omem 2ei6, bas Sic @egentpar1
| iiiber. 6as Dertl6tltm bat beretnbre;
he1t 1aI{en, 1T baS mutige 8efenrAt1tts
SER 6eutIde1 Suooftmarf gum
@5tanmlanbe ein boffnnngsboaet
EQiftbltd. @s bot III .allen 2dnoern
oeutiher 8nnge benz 6eutiben sc,
oa1fet .r1eres 5l1fl1nftsfren6iges Sc
ben aeqeben. MeuBerf befremoeno
zberiibrt babel Die fhroffe Mbmeiinr1g,
SIC Ser berantportli4e Setter Der
oeuti6olterrei6iihen &egierrng Der
Mnidhabbetpeging bat anteil tperoer
Iollen. Die @riinbe, Die ibn git lei:
ner &altung betpogen baben, meroer
in folgenoem ~5uiammengefaBt.
'@ien, 20. Mpril. - Die iebt
plobIid mie6er mu6tig bnr6bre6en'
Sc notwithstanding mot, .obpobl tie
lheinbar rmbte, niemals eingei6lafen
@s IaBt fib ooriiber ftreiten, Oh Der
iebige 3eitpntft fit. bieie Bemeg111tg
uno fir sic @iener &egieri1g gtin'
fila lit ober ni6t. Mls gnoe San. bie
Observation-Disclosures been6et tplir<
.6e, anBerte1 fib sic @erbdnoe ouer
Berufs1tanoe in Ieioenfdaftlidem go,
ne babin, BOB, % Ser &erbano ntdt
ben erniten @iuen babe. az beltean,
uno 1a eine @rneuerrng Der often
mirtIdaftIi6en Berbaltntiie brrb Ell
men Donoubuno at oem 8ioeritano
ser Ma6fo1geitaaten ideitere, muir Der
Mn1flnB an bns 9entide &eid
Dentl10iterrei9 Dor bem fihern lin
terlgang retten tonne. Mlts bieier
.Denftpeiie berol1s entltanb Der sc.
banfe, 6mrd eire modtpone, gdr5liH
p%orteIoie &lmogebung Der Bernts=
Itan6e lit gat5 9euti90iterret9 Der
Mef at 3eigen, baB sic Ibermalttget1-
I6e MenIie Ser 8ebolferltng ttrtr i'm
Mn5dIuB at Deuti6lan6 ibr Sell lie.
be. - Scum. lit fnir5li6 Der 8lnoes-
Ffan5ler NIT einem 11euen 6ilfeperl pre-
den aus 2ortbon 5uriidgefebrt; es
.iif aueroings febr mager. unmittel
bore Gtaatsnnleiben limo bon ben
Berbdn6smddten %bertoorfen moroe1.
Dent}boiterreih mmrbe auf bert Wee
ser Mi1fnobn1e bon pripaten &reoiten
pertpieien, lu16 bafiir tptroe ibm Die
5eitmeilige 8efreiung Der Mftipen bon
bent @eneralpfanbreht Der Ver=
ban6snnlaiidbte periproden. Cine p6lt=
sge Sragnbe Der MftiDn. lit bon Sta
lien berbinoert mor6er. MuBeroem
fat 8ua1oesfdn311er Mapr 6urdgeiebt,
ooB als &ontroqorgan fit Ste 5l per,
menoenoen .Mftiben Ser %Si1an5altS=
ldnB bes @0Iferbun6es, nn6 nidt Ell
ne @eieMiAdft bon ganfiers 1tno
@roBin6nitrieaen eingeiekt neroenn
ion. ueber nmfang 1ll1o 2al1f5eh Der
gu erpp.artenoen Anleibe nno uber Bic
.8abI Ser bin5ugebenoen 8fdnoer III
ibm feaine Mnstnnft ertett moroen.
.Die @reoitgemdbrrng ion nad benz
:ggftem 6es boaanoii4en @antiers
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
~. r".' s--~rt- 81 =F =" ~Ssr- y e. Ut ~Hs.
@ie Granfrei@ fir feline Tre,n.
benlegiun viuirbt." i

8or einigen Tagen iin6 1T Sam.
burg NIT Dem 4ampfer, ySaffi" 0ie
aus Der iran5oli9en Gremoenlesion
entrpidenen Deiitfden: d
Der Arbeiter Satob 8arl 8eber,
Der Steumad1er &arI But,
Ser Seemarn 2uomig Mntritter
eingetroifen.
l1eber bic llmitdnoe, sic at ibrem
@i1trttt in sic Gremoenlegion fiibr.
ten, BADEN Tie I'M eir15elncn iolgenbes
erflqrt:
8eber bot al1geeeben, BOB CT am
IL. September 1919 in Gronffnrt
a.. so. BON einem Tim n%nbefannten
Ma,tne ongeiproden woroen lei, Ser
ibn unter 8eriprehl:ng siinitieer
2obn. uno Mrbeitsbebingungcn be,
mogen babe, iid ats Mrbciter tilt oas
fran30iii9e Acknowledgements gu
melben. Ser l1nbefonnte babe ibm
i'm fran5ofiden &aBbureau einen
@aB fit Sas beieetet @ebiet aus.
ite1en laiien uno ibr nod @ain3 BE.
gleitet, mo- er i'm oen fran3ofHden
Militdrbeborben 3ugefiibrt babe.
&ier lei ct bon einem M~ilitdrar5t
nnteriudt uno ol,d). Elm Sdriftitiif
als Mrbeiter fir oos Bieoeraltfbal,.
gebiet in Morbfraltrreib perpflibtet
moroen. Moh an oemielben Gage
iei er iiber g%aarbriiden, 2pon nod
Mdrieiae transportiert moroen, NO
er fabren babe, SOB ct nidt fir bas
8ieoerauf6augebiet, %ionoern fit sic
S rem 10 a%ngeporben
lei. Ct babe iid gelpeigert, 6cn mci'
teren 8efeblen 5a folgen, morauf CT
lit Sen Napuleonsturm gel perrt nno
6urd &uneer ge5mungen mor6en
lei, iid gum gi1tritt in bie Grem.
oenlegion berett 3u erflaren. ST
iei nod Maroffo gebradt lporoen,
bon no er am: H.. 9ftober 1920
iiber Die ipaniide @ren3e entfloben
lei. VI.
8ub l,11f Mntritter babe1 fire Gin.
merbung gleidartig 6eidrieben. SIN
5ebruar be5m: SUM- b. s. feien iie
nad Granfrei6 uno Matn5 gefom.
men uno bitten iid lit eirle1n 6orti.
zen fran5oiiiden 8ii,reoll .ols' Mrbei.
ter fir oas @ieopral,fba1gebiet in
6ranfreid- geneloet. Sic ieien a,1-
genommen, nod Meb transportiert
un6 BORT in elmer 8aierne umterge.
bradt morben. @ier lei ibnen, ba
ser @ie0era1tbaa nodt ni6t begon-
net babe, nabegelegt norbert iih
gum giatritt in sic Tremoenlegion
31 meloet. Sic batten iih 3l,nddIt
aemeigert, ieien aber our6 @iBbauo.
lungen, @bfii6r1tnaen in Mrrelt un6.
onoere 53mangsmittel al,m gintritt
geamungen tporben. ltcber War.
ietlle ieien lie nod Maroffo gefom.
mon, bon no tie Damn Dor @onaten
entmiden ieien: Son Sen ipaniihcn
Beb0r6en ieien iie Sem 8uItatoiaen
6entIden 4oniuTat iiberaeben NOR.
Ben, ser fit ibre Seimidaffung
Gorge getragen babe. s...
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
Gridlns Gran nns sodter.

SIT Sauer Wroo. @4leien)
ihhg Der Steumader SAUL &abn
ieiner Gbefral1 1lnb ieiner t6idbri'
gen 9obter nit einem %sesnfanterie>
ieitengepebr sic 9dabcloede Elm
uno periudte iid beelrai1f init @as
al pergiftem 9ausbpoDners fon1.
ten Dn gum Qeben 3llriidrufen.
Sabn foq geiftesgeit0rt iein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

o., bieie &inberl Mama: .Nber,
gl1e, tpie fann ma folden 2arm alti
Der Sreppe madenl SSebt gcbF 9u
mod einmnl binauf unb futnmft
gang Iei5e, Die Elm brabes &inb sberz
.unterl" (gaad einigen Winltten
sth1n1nt bic @etne 5uriid): rRun,
;fiebit Dn tpobl, iebt babe i9 Sid gar
niat gebDrt." @He: "@ut, Nnma,
bann peroe i6 immer nuf benz @eldn<
Der berabrutiden."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

ltno nod t1ebr oeutide D}anr1er uroo
'Gralter 3ur 2eitung Beg 2iebes-
merits heran5iebet tuiro, f1nsieren
i'm Mattonol &omitee fir Die groBe
100000 SammeI . 4ampoqrre
Ste Bearnten hesielben, ndmli9 3l1.ss
fus 30. Sones, 8oriiber. CHARLES
Gbans, @i3e.8oriiser, @ilb,,r g.!
Ebomas, GrefntiD.5 efretar, unb
Gborles s. Sentits, sdasmeiiter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
Isle mat, in 9entidlanb 3finsiteu
feiert.

(essm 80. s. fin6en mir einet 8rief
eines engeren 2anosmantes Der oes
Mb6ruds inert lit, betottt ct bod mas
Mmerifa 10 iebr febH nno Denti6lano
10 rebt at eiger1 it,, Die 2ebensfrenoe
in einfuditer uno bo9 10 i9oner
Gorm.-&eo.)
8fingitferien! = 8er IN Mmert=
ia fe1nt bas @ort? @as meiB man
BON 8fingften2 &0ditens oabs es ein
firbltder 6eiertag 1T, ein Sonntag
.mie ole amerifani1hen Sonntage:
ltia uno longtpeilig fir ale, Die fein
MutomobiI baben, ooer fein Srtereie
fir 8oleban. - Sci nns 1T @fing-
ite11 Elm @olfsfeit. S6ot ON 6reitag
porber idlieBen bie 59mlen fir 5ebn-
tdqiae Ierien. Sim Sonnobeno gebt'S
oant1 los, jung uno alt, benn Elm
8fingitu1tsff lug gebort rnerlaBli9
gum Bfingitfelte. Cine tpabre Bol-
remembering febt ein. Die 9a111-
burger 8orort5iige itnb nberfint,
ebenio Die glboampfer. SSn 8lanfe-
neie, an Ser 2iibe, int Sadfenipaloe,,
in sen Sarbnrger &igeltt mitnmdt
es bon MenI6en. Nod .ba5n toeltn
6as 8etter 10 ibeoI lit, mie tn bie1en
Sabre. 9enn MIR boben oiesmm ei<
mem mirfli6en beutiden Mai, 10 mie
i'm ste Didter 1T un5dbligen 2en5<
un6 Muiliebern nn1bmdrmen. &et=
ne amerifanilde @lutbibe. Seine
Mosfitos. Cine mun0erbar mi4oe,
meide 4rubIingslrft bel molfenlo1em
|@im1nel nnb. flaren, miloen Wtono=
nadten, 10 rebt gum Sralt1ttet1. nno
E5dmdrmen. - gergeiien fino aue
Mqtaaslorgen, ale nltimaten Der M-
|lierte1t, ole politiiden 8idinfereien unb
FStdnferetien. Man genieBt Natur,
man genieBt 6en Mai, ben 6entfbett
u8onnemono1." nn6 uberan tpiro
geinngen, oft febr f60;n, oft audi ON
6ers, aber geinngen miro ieoenfaus.
Ser Mrnerifaner britt Dor 8ergniigen
u16 mabt onerbano iinnloien ssdrm,
me1n er fib mobl' fiiblt. Sic oent<
Fl9e SSugetto fingt, uh6 Ste Glten flint
men NIT ein. un0 mas iingen fie?
Gidt bie @%oiiehba1er aus ben 8a=
rietees in ct. 8ai1lt nn0 8drmbed,
nein, sic oIten 8olfs< n116 @eimot<
uno 8onoerlie6er, Ole ieber tDeuti9e
Sssunge, ieoes 6eutfbe Mdoel fennt:
Scr Mai lit gefommett," v8enn
E@ott min re6te CUNT ertpetien,"
vDas @anoern lit bes Miiners 2ltit."
limb a11d: u@oblauf nod eetrrtn.
Ten BEN fu%nfelnoen @ein." SSn Slime
rita bel nSoft Drinfs" nno .@oon.
l9ine. Sdnops" fam man oas freili6
nidt iingen. Mrmes vfreies" 2aro!
Mein, Scot 1tn6 Mie6ertradt baben
E6ies 8oIf nod niht fleit1 gefriegt,
oas nod 10 fingt, ii6 nod 70 ieines
Wenimonots nn6 feiner 8fingftferien
fremt! Dies 8of miro 1tidt 11nter-
geben. @s ma6t feline &riiis bnrd,
nno sic lit i6mer gettug, aber es ringt
fid binourG.
Clint fommt ein Gag
Gin 6eutf6er Mai.
Man bridt etn 2an6 mie Deutf9lanb
nibt ent5tpei. -
Donn tit fie So, bon @eligfeit,
Ser benti6en 8a6e golo'ne 3eit!"
Samb1rg, Bfingiten 1921.
T. Ct. .'Shipnta1r.
tt4e, 80 e'. ~. E. -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
8eridnappt.

Mi6ter (5u einem Hei11e11 Neger in
EMmeritu): nSie finb bes @iibnerbiebz
itabls nngeflagt. &0nnen Sic irgeno<
lpelde 3eugen fir ii9 IN Mnfprn9
nebmen?"
Meger Unit nberidrauem 2a6eln) :
rs. s. 5teble meine &ii6ner INNER obne
'3eugen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

1Gl1B 1Oloren 1td) aus. SoldHge ule
&reoitbilfe beriage o0er un5ureide1o
|bemiGigt ,peroe, mas I'M Mat flar
fein mer1e, fomme aIs lebter &et>
htngspeg Ser .MnfdluB lit Srage, Der
bonn Srte6ensbertrag felber nro bonn
80lferbnnb offengelaiien fet. Ser
&an5ler i11dte, 6ieien, @eoaflfenga1g
nod al b~eritdrfen oltrh Sic 6tn&Deiie
dnf Die Deutf60iterrei6 obne Die &re-
|sbitbiIfe broben6e &nngersnot, Die
|@efubr bes Berluites bon @eitungarn
nrb anf Sic 11ngelegenbeiten, Die
EDentiblanb geraoe iebt onrd Die Mn-
ibluBbetpeglttg m0gliherpeife bereiz
tet tperben piirben. III
Die @roB6euti9en laiien 6ie bonn
8erbnn6 geltellte M%lternatipe nt6t
gelten. sic fngen, Der Mnidlmb
|i9lieBe Sic &reoitbtlfe fetnespegs
aus, 90 0eiterreib beioes pertrdgli6
gu for6ern babe. Sen Mniblnb lant.
E,NrtifeI.8 SO .bes 6rie6ensDertrags unb
Sic. &reoitbiIfe Ial1t Ser Mantelnote
.oaal1. Mber es lit flnr, bob Der Bum
6esfan5ler. 6nrG bic 8eto11lr1g oie1es
Sahperbaltes nidts er3ielen miiroe
dis bas g1be ser &re6itbtlfe, Die .er,
bod 6l1rd{eten pin: Dnbei bra11M
man ni6t 6nran at 33tpeifeln, bob
oalbh er sen Mnibll1b miinidt. 111r'
bdilt er i'm crit anu fNrs moglid),'
menn ertpieien ST. 6ab bic &reoitbilte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
@e4t bat ct.

emil, tpas fann man nidt NIT
-@orten a~usbriden?"
~8eeB id ri6."
! men naifen S6tpamml" =,
.8ebrobte Snuiion.-8duerlein (8u
einem .@e1egenbeitsbidter): ~9ie,
&err 9idter, m09ten g net a Sc
bidt maden gum @dtnenstag ffiir met
:Srau2"
u@enn i6 Sbre Bral1 einmal feben
iDnnte, .ipiroe bas @eribt getpib idoz
-11er tperben."
p r91s glnab' / nett"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-14
ENGLISHVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. English and
little daughter were shopping in
Montezuma Saturday.
Misses Lydia Belle and Ethyl En-
glish, ]. d. Wilmington and j. D..
Duneman, of Oglethorpe, attended a
dance near Whitewater Friday even
ing.
Miss Sara Nelson spent the week
end with home folks at Oglethorpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill English and
children, of near Brooklyn Heights,
spent | Sunday with C. M. English
and wife.
Miss Lou Jones has returned to
her home at Garden Valley after
a pleasant stay with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Fl. Jones.
Elmo Jones, of County Line, was
Thursday night guest Of his sister,
Mrs. w. c. English.
Gilbert English and sisters, Misses
Lydia Belle and Ethyl English, at
tended dance near Montezuma Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. A. N. English visited relatives
in Oglethorpe Sunday.
j. D. and Charlie Duneman, of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-14
NO REST NO PEACE

There's no peace and little rest for
the one VINO suffer, from bad back,
and Distressing urinary disorders.
Amerieus people recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills Ask your neighbor
be guided by their experience.
A. G. Alexander, prop. of grocery,
712 Spring ST., Americas, says: "My
hack caused me much suffering and
l was hardly able to perform my du-
ties. | had trouble with rheumatic
pains. My kidneys didn't act prop
erlv, and | had to get up several
tures daring the night. ] heard about
Doan's Kidney Pills and decided to
try them. They quickly relieved me
of the trouble. heartily recommend
Doan's."
EIGHT YEARS LATER, Mr..
Alexander said: 1T has been some
time since Doan's Kidney Pills cured
me. I take them occasionally as a
preventive and they keep me in fine
condition. have recommended
Doan's to great many people, and
they have always had fine results"
60c, at all dealers. Foster ilburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.-(adv.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-14

was at the school house Monday af-
ternoon.
Misses Jessie and Mary Allie Eng
fish, Raymond Aycock and ]. B.
Rouse, were through here Sunday
afternoon.
Mack English, of Oglethorpe, was a
guest of his brother, Charlie English,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell English were
shopping in oglethorpe Saturday af-
ternoon.
Jack Jones, of Garden Valley, was
a guest of ]. H. Jones and wife
Thursday night.
| Bruce Murray and mother, Mrs.
Murray, were guests of Mrs. Muir
rays brother, Charlie English, Sun
day afternoon.
A large crowd attended the fun
eral of E. A. Head at Red Hill We'd
nesday afternoon.
c.. A. Head and son, Allen Head
of Pleasant Hill, were guests of S
B. Duke and family Sunday after.
noon.
Mrs. Jesse McLendon and family
have moved to their farm,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Justice have
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-14

lie J; Mrs. s. M-Jones, sr.. and Mrs.
Forte Jones spent Saturday in Amer
icus.
Miss Lucille Bryan spent Saturday
with her sister, Mrs. j. Z. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Bryan spent
Sunday with the formers mother,
Mrs. w. E. Bryan.
Miss Eunice Green spent last
Thursday night with Miss Annie Belle
Camp.
C. E. Richards, of Myrtle Springs
Tom DeVane and Wade Camp spent
short time Saturday with the for
mer's siste~ Mrs S. B. Camp.
Mr.. ard ,drs. Henry Bray, G. D,
Richards and NJ. w Bryan were bust
ness visitors at Albany Saturday.
Miss Nora Camp spent few days
last week with her sister, Mrs. HUI
bert Varnum.
Mrs. S. B. Camp and daughter
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-14
CHOKEE

Mrs. ]. H. Young and son, Simmie
Lee, and Mrs. Emmie Scott and son
Emmett, spent Sunday in Cotton, Ga,
the guests of Mrs. Young's brother,
M. r. Holman.
Mrs. Henry Bray, spent Sunday
with Mrs. S. B. Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Jones, ST., and
daughtels Mrs. Allen Evans, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. G..
Deriso.
Simmie Lee Young and mother
were visitors at Leesburg Saturday.
Mrs. A. P. Bessinger and son, OIL
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BY HARRY HUNT.

MUSCLE SHOALS, Ala, Dec. ID.
Electric current at from ~ to A
mills kilowatt!
That is the first big factor counted
on to give manufacturing industries
At Muscle Shoals an advantage off
setting all handicaps.
Though this. price doesn't include
distribution cost, what it means in
comparative power cost will be ap-.
preciated when you remember that
the Americas, Ca, power rate is s
cents kilowaatt hour, and the price
the average householder pays for
current in the same town is l 5 cents
a XVIII.
Electrical engineers who have fig
pred the power that will be produced
when the Wilson dam is completed
saw that at four mills per kilowatt
hour for primary power-or current
that can be supplied IL months in the
year-and IL mills for secondary
power, or the excess that can be
supplied during most of the year, the
mower earnings of the dam would
amount to .$4,554,000 annually.
This would allow six per cent in
terest and four per cent depreciation
"a total of 10 per cent-on a cost
of $45,540,000.
Experts Differ On Cost
Differing estimates as to the final
cost of the Wilson dam now consti-
tute the biggest barrier to the leas-
ing of the Muscle Shoals power and
nitrate development to Henry Ford.
Already $17,000,00O has been
spent or obligated in connection with
the dams construction.
Ford offers to pay 6 per cent on
the remaining cost of the dam and
waterpower plant up to an additional
$4,000, 900 and to amortize the
whole cost of the dam, not exceeding
$4O,0OO,000. during the life of his
ease.
But the government engineers who
originally estimated the entire work
could be done for $17,00O,O 900 to $780,
100000 now say it will take from
S4O,OOO,00O to $46,000,O00, besides
the $17,O00.O00 already spent, to
complete the job. And they say the
work would require at least three
more years.
Ford says he can complete it in
half the time and for half the money.
On specific proposals covering dam
construction expected to be submit
ted by Ford following. his latest trip
to the Shoals may depend the out
come of his negotiations with the
government. e&
The Wilson dam is the largest dam
structure either for power or naviga-
ton in the world.
Biggest Dam in World
Waterpower it would develop is
greater than could be secured at any
other place in the south or east. The
only power site approaching it in po-
tential power capacity in the United
States is Boulder Canyon on the
Colorado river which also could pro-
duce 100000 horsepower.
The Wilson dam, when completed,
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FACE FIvz

Miss Nora Camp, speat Friday with
Mrs. J. H. Young.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Tucker and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A, Wren spent Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wren.
MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Jones. Of Les
lie, spent SUNDAY with tie fs:.aer's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Jones.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Jones' ST..
Miss Annie Belle Camp spent
Tuesday night with Miss Eaaice
Green.
! Mrs. l. B. Camp spent Monday
with Mrs. G. D. Richards
>.
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ogletohrpe, and Dan Barnes, of
Whitewater, were visitors mere Sum
day afternoon.
Miss Ola Summons, of Montezuma,
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will hold back wall of water 81 feet
in height. The whole structure will
be 4,426 feet more than four
fifths of mile!
At the southern end, extending
along the dam itself for 1900 feet
will be the powerhouse. Here will
be Is Water turbines, each driving a
generator producing 10000 horse
power Of electrical current at 10000
volts. At full load, each turbine
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will require the discharge of 3,450
cubic set of water second.
OF the 100000 cubic yards of
concrete required for the dam, 265,-
eco cubic yards are now in place.
The necessary equipment for carry
ing she work to completion is on the
ground. The first four generating
units have been ordered. All that is
lacking is the money and the order
to go ahead.
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