davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

"HE question whether eagles ever at
tack. human beings 1 should not
offhand answer either negatively or
affirmatively. l can. however. vouch for
the truthfulness of the following incident
on that point:
The two year old white headed boy of
a forest ranger at Beaudette in northern
Minnesota was playing In the potato patch
near the house when an eagle appeaSed
and tapped his big wings SO close to the
child that the screams of the frightened
little fellow attracted the mother. who was
busy in the house.
She ran out, but being without even a
stick in her hands, she could do little but
add her screams to those of the boy. The
the mother threw clods and stones at him
he arose and flew away.
I think the bird was young bald eagle
just learning to catch his own food. From
some place up in the sky his keen eyes
had caught sight OF the white headed boy
moving about as a conspicuous object on
the green background of the potato patch.
often do fooIhardy things which the adults
would never attempt. An adult eagle. who
had learned the fear Of man. would never
have come near the ground close to a
human habitation on the outskirts Of a
town.
The child was too heavy for the eagle
to have carried away, but the bird was un-
4 = -
not come out the eagle might have clawed
the head and shoulders OF the helpless
child. 1 have the story direct from the
mother. I do not know Of any incidents
where an eagle attacked or attempted to
attack an adult human being.
In years when the snowshoe rabbits are
numerous the bald eagles often remain in
| the north country. at least till midwinter.
The rabbits cannot resist the temptation
Of crossing over the ice OF the lakes, and
then. in spite of their white coats at this
season. they fall easy victims to the great
birds Of prey, who watch for them from
tall trees on shore.
A few years ago I was walking with my
dog over the ice OF Lake Itasca about Janu-
airy 1 when my attention was attracted by
the loud barking OF the dog. On looking
aside I saw a bald eagle lowering about
twenty feet above the dog.
Presently the eagle concluded that the
barking and lively jumping dog was too
big for him to handle and he withdrew to
his perch on shore. some two hundred yards
away. from which place he calmly watched
the dog and myself as I examined the
spot where he had threatened the dog.
Tufts Of hair and few scraps OF skin
and blood on the snow showed that the
eagle had recently caught and killed n
rabbit here. The dog. who generally al
most stepped on my heels on cur walks.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

Much new material is to be included in
the Manaton edition of the works of John
Galsworthy. to be issued in twenty-one
volumes by Charles Scribner's Sons this
autumn. Eighteen prefaces have been
written by Mr.. Galsworthy especially for
the edition, and number of the short
stories to be included have never before
been published in book form Among them
are "a Feud," Timber" "Blackmail," "A
Hedonist," Santa Lucia" and "The Man
Who Kept His Form"
On September 15 Charles -Scribner's
Sons published "The Cave Woman" a
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Recent DUTTON Novels
Lila ChenOwOrth
y LEE WILSON DODD

BY LEE WILSON DODD
BY the author of that charming Book
of Susan" 1T has all the fineness that
marked SUSAN" says The New York
Herald, plus a magic all Its own." $500
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
The Bright Messenger

BY ALGERNON BLACKWOOD
Only the master of mysteries" could
have created this remarkable venture
into superhumap romance. $500
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
The Dark House

by I. a. II. " LIE
strong study of the conquest of re-
pressive environment which The Public
Ledger, Philadelphia. describes as "one
of the finest and completest pieces of
literature penned these many years"
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Aftergl0w

by EDIT 7 IffONfSO4N
An appealing story of an attractive and
Outrageous woman who risks marriage
with q man fifteen years her junior.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Will Eagle Attack Man?
By d. LANCE.

"HE question whether eagles ever at
tack. human beings l should not
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Den bebite Soiteiaft CT
bicmmelapet.
Ger or en- Ict Maabc at ipnre 50 %
antgeuel bdue bet bebffe Spffento.
bel, &c npscniHoe bar forisst.


&c bar fauSfpnIiebis bort ON oenre bel
tierSte 9Ian for at Iaoe Soiteiaft bierrnle. Meerr
bar De noeenfiube bruet benz 5nfinoer al Sos
miller ooer belle @erSen teIer, at be neppe frrse
ooloe GUS noen ben. Zen er cnfeI os billie,
men Wuaben, bcorpdn ben tager lat pna en-
eotte, bill burtie ffaife ben en- permanent VlaoS
! Seres Sier.
Rna en- gint'SIaTe brIo 2R rnfc Ttner;
ftItst fna alminbeIis erarrIeret sui'eriirrip Tor
al fbloe SInffer. CHER, bpis bet sn''es, brig
reriet MoIosies, Sonnine euer Corn Sirnp lite
oettor Suiferfirup. = boert IiIfrIoe frraeer
oer eoot, ~sheIrgees aIorig % stoer Gem en-
gel Ttnt bebre SoitemibbeI, eno Se fnnoe iisbe
'9rotelapet for tire @anee bets Gris.
let er birfeIig piounoerIiet, bpor burtig
bette biemmeIaoebe MioocI beIbrcber en- 8oiie
- f9ooarIieois paa "a elmer ener nrtnSre.
let Zines at trrnse isienrem bier 2uttinraI.
lssner en- tor, b9S euer fmertenoe Soite, brtr'
ar op SIimet, bcIer SIinibinberre % stner
hT'ien siebIiflcIie 9iubrine. llomGrfet for
SalsfiIorcn. Sesbeo. Strubeboite, gronftt 90
etrubcaitbma.
Tiner er en- bsiIie ioneertreret Sarrnerfrt'
ming al 9ate gorrpao 8iue Grtract % bar
o@ret brusi | 6euerationer ior SaIss % sroit'
l%oehommc.
unbeua efuffcIfe peo at fpsrse Ceres gpo'
Defer eitcr "2h unfe 8iucg" mec slnpisnin'
ser % mobtas intei nnbet. Sardnteret al
e'oe abioIut 3iIfreosftiueIfe, euers ttlbnge'
eeeisles 9ensene. Abe 9ineg Co., Ut. ssaone,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
On tan ~9jenpimoe
taf Sreb paa
SnnobeOem.

Der er Sao5 for @iaioner AZ
lllpffeli9e 9teno og aoinoer, ser er
Dire Tor Wapeonoer. / bpao Iront
Smocf, 1888 9lpe. q, eait, Geoor
8aptbs, Soma, bar at iiae. DIR.
Smoet bar Sffer for Iapeipqbom /
i'm p9rite 6orm, men fft lin SeIbreb
tllloit9noig gieroprettet neo at tooe
Smlac. San Tiger:
"SeIt iioer ieg bapoe RaIariafe.
Der for tppe Gar iioen bar min @ape
plaget mig, og ofte les ieg Sc irnate.
llg'tc Etrer oeo Sur6eo / Mopen oq
Spblpitbeb. Win Sorbeorine ii6en
ieg begDnbte at tage Sonloc err npiten
utrolig. Seq ipiier bpaoiombelit lea
en'ter, uoen nogeniinoe at babe BEN
ntiro'te Srerte, % ieg befinber mig
laa bel iom ct ier Gur ganmeIt
Barn"
n~forostet 6doe 9i9rer / @apen og
bill mart iploe set belle SpIte1n mes
Siftitofie. Sanlac blep irembragt
for at gienoprctte Wfaoen iii en- iuno
6orfatning og bpgge op igien set belle
Seaeme. 0tiQioner operalt bar no.
talt ltg ON bets uibunoerItge &rGfter.
InIfaf Ell Slate toag.
Sanlac iGlges al ale gobe apo.
tbefere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

ittolsleS iooe, ON Smitenoiabeberne
frGpeoe set.
Som Wteiter for bette IsnIterbrua
omtales Grof. g. 3. Soaano, Col.
legetS 5crretningSfsrer o. ct. Olaf
CORPORATIONS &asierer. San fom til
ct. Slaf / 1906 iom 9erer. 3 1907.
ct Nar eiterat Sarnen bar oprettet,
bleo ban giort til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tor eolle9et % 6arinen. Sioen BEN
Slo bar ban brepet oct belle = life
paa 1ornem IfitanS, men peo at fore
perionlig Spipn mes alt mnliat oa
at tage lat meb Ieper1,e, bporiom.
BELT oct frppebes.
Nlt, Tom tieneS paa Sarmer,, maa
gaa til Goaeeet. &ibtil har ooa ;sor-
tlellelten bare pGret briigt iii Spr.
b%eorln9er og ~ltooibelier. Sarmen
bar DOG life foitet Goleaet noeet.
6ormren bar ct Marfeo rl0r FOR
Saanoen. M Woaneoer al Ioret,
mar Sfolen bolSes, br,,aer Goneeet
al Den Wtelf, iom irembringes, %
belle lin Sisoioripnina faar Golegei
ira 0armen. $ Sc ire Sommermaa,
1teocr iGlgeS Welfen til Spin Stir
Wilt Ercoucers' Inl9g / Nortb,
fielo. - "Sioenoe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Ct W%cniterbrue.

Set en- bel life mango, iom letter
ct. Slai College / Sorbinoelie meo
2anobrl,g. Get, iom pco Sioen al
iclpe Sfolepirfipmbeoen peo ben ltcr-
tie norif .omerifanife 2preanitalt bar
giort Goleget melt beremt, er 10 ct.
Slai Goret. Sog bripeS Der peo ct.
Slaf ct 2anobrllg, ser bar paft iaa
megen Spmerfiombeb, at "Sbe Sars
mer" gier oct til 8ienitano Tor Ell
lpngere grtifel, bpori oct orntaleS
iom ct Msniterbrl1g. ct. Slaf Col
leae iigcs at babe lat ct @rempel
pproigt til Giterfcleelie al andre, Der
bar noget meo ofientliee Initalter at
Qiore. Eaa ierten Ior er bette
@~aarosbrus peb ct. OLAF brepet op
fra Ell @rroi al $1,000 til 100000,
iortpaer glabet, ser gier &eoe for
9riqcts belle Siitorie ira 1906, oa
Goaegets Srultees beilrlttebe at boloe
noqIe aisr, iaIfalb / @intermaane.
berne, for at ifaiie Melf til Stuoers
terrc.
Sor at pirfeliggisre oenne Elan
laante 9naro Of Sriitees $4,000 ira
ct Golegefono, fisbte % IcreS peo
Sioen al Goaegegrunoen, gioroe
nosle S~orbeorineer og fiebte q
&isr. 9aanet er %tilbagebetalt Tor
lpnee iioen. og oct er Den eneite Sen-
aeanbrineelie, iom er giort | 6ar'
men. gae llbpibelier % 6orbeorin.
ger, iom iiben er giort, er blepet be-
itribt meb Sortieneiten paa 6armeit.
0e oprinoelige % Icres blep ilopi.
set iii CT. Zen ~oprinbelige guifap
blep eiterbpert iolgt, og nj &acefier
blep fiebt. en- anben Sarm paa 300
slcres en- Wil borte blep fiebt for
$4,000, bporaf 100000 blep betalt.
ssorbeorinser iueo g~pgninger, SrG-
nering, 8ierber, oip., er itaoig gaoet
pibere.
Sbaa fan ct. SIaf Corporation
oppiie Ell SUPERINTENDENT al $106,.
262.39 (pr. Site December 1920.
Den aamle Sarm paa 81 gcreS meo
9pqninger err p9rbiat til minoIt So
900. On gltifap paa 60 Ggte Sol
iteinfisr (fra De nj fsrite aipr) paa
Sen gamle Sarm meb lloitpr, Sober,
oip., en- peroiat til $30,S92.54 Gen
npe Sarm paa 900 Icres mcb gpg.
ninger, &ebifaber, 9reaturer, Sober,
OFF,, err opfsrt til $69.369.S5.
Set er | &ortbeo belle Siitorien.
Sra en- Inbrineelie af $4,550 for %
glcres 2ano % en- 8uifap alminoelige
&isr for 16 gar iiben fan ct. Slaf
Corporation MI oppiie 351 Mcres op.
oprfet 2anb, 60 S%olIteinfisr % en-
SUPERINTENDENT al oper $106, 900.
Den eneite Seitelie paa gienbom.
er Ell Banteoblisation paa $t9,.
900 pa BEN npe Garm, iom frrtbe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

Ssre. 0ertil bar Gar upasielie. S
Chicago Ell bel Gel Sorretninger,
Er9oifener, 9arneoaabe % 8rube'
p%ielier % Here Wsber. Oct merle
liaite al oisie Dor ct itormenbe Wsoe
| Inleoning al en- 89ffe al Inflager
moo Breiten Yal,l Mnoerior. San
par fommen bio for life iaa lang Sib
iioen, bapoe @~enisbeo os en- liben
Strife. Wen en- Gel pilbe life babe
ham til Yreit lpngere, foroi De life
funbe anerfienbe ham iont Sutbera.
ner. Serfor fom M bette Wtsoe
iitanb. @eo Sars Si9lp piloe biSie
Solf finbe uo, bpilfeu 29re Inoer.
ion % Den iaafalote Srancfean.Sp u
NODE fsrte. Sremoeles piloe De babe
Ieoe paa, bpilfen Ilterbog gnberion
bruate. Ger bleu paaitaaet. of peb
9aaben uoelooes 5oriagelien %
Sroesbefienoelien, oa of pes Haope-
rem ben reformerte Sorm berptteoes:
"Seiu tiger: bette er nit 2egeme."
Der ialot mango ifarpe llotalelier.
en- iaeoe ligc til gluoeripn: "Oi, er
ingen 9iltberaner." Inoerion ipare.
De: "0ette er min airfe. Spis S
life forboloer eber rplise, ienoer iee
glb efter aonitabelen % laber Sir
fem rnooe." Ser ifuloe bape pitt iig
fnptteoe Hpper. ga Sar, ser bar
blepen polgt til Sormano, iaa, at
Mtebet life piloe leoe til loget, blep
oct bpoet. Sc ion1 MI life pilOe all-
erfienbe Inoerion Tom Ell ret llltberif
Hreit, msbte ienere / oct Sotel, bpor
Sar boebe. San nlaatte 10 gipe benz
Het / De ~pGientlise Inflager. On
Organization font iitanb, % Sar an-
mobebes ON at ifaffe Greit fra Ior-
&c ON muliet. 9ette iom Trsbe paa
|tibIig norif .omerifanif &irfeitrio.
Spem bar / bette SiIf9lbe Sfploen?
Bar oct Dem, iom piloe bore Cutie
rarere eler Dem iom bolbt paa at op.
stpe Srtbcroommen?
timber tit Spbolb | Chicago bar
Sar meget baarlig. San bapoe &e.
cept fra Iorge paa en- Webicin, ban
ffulbe brllge. Wen ban fltnoe life /
Chicago faa BEN paa noget Ipotbef
ban beieete. Silbaeeturen git meo
Sampifib til Racine. 9erfra meo
Seit til Sfopitab. Eli no / Hcpem.
Der bar ban MT n1eect meotaget al
Seber. Wcr Tom Spsepleierife fit
meeet Iibeu Iattero. s @aterforo
bar Ger cit %iaafalbt Softor, Ell ~.
fer, iom for ale Spgbonme bapbe
TO Slags Webicin, booraf oct enc
Slag por grGfpllloer.
s Slutningen al Nppember bar
sSar iaa bra, at De funoe flptte inc
/ ct Tibet 9oebuS, Tom tilbprte Sans
Sfauen. Ser fit DC 23oe Sebr. 1S49
fin ieritefpbte Spn. sos SfaierS
boeoe oe inbtil DC Den felgenoc Sslt
flnoe lutte iub / i'm egen lille Greite-
aaaro peb Gebar Safe, life langt ira
&irfen. De par ct 2oabits, bportil
hsrte ii IcreS 2ano. &i,n Sieloene
manelet. Gem funoe life "Snoianer-
balaen" e%ritatte. Wen @ano % Sfoa
bopoe be. Ser bremte Be ON ct tibet
Ioree, iler naor Sm broe no lin
bpiomaIeoe 9aao, % Mor toa SGoe
/ 9agitapnen. Ser lepeoe be / pberii
imaa Sorholo, lroer megcn Spgoon1
ct lpffcliet 2ip, optagen al i'm itore
Wisiion.
Mere).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

lar itben
Il Solfe'
n. Com
| eft ifuOt
|fipbnal
| uiarltgt
<bell at
| bolbt !
eoipital.
b &ooie'
tlon1iter'
|ibig iollI
Ire ErH'
te NfGnS
Der, men
| riparlSte
| bentIe
itiite ct
pr Cant
npSe iFgt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
GDler ipag, tret,
belt m0fjprt."

Bill ben minbiie auitrsnseIie uotrGtte big?
Ssler bu srGttsu og Gusitst. liosnoe al ma
senbe &pSimerte, Sopeppiue % Suimmsl.
beb? Sor mango auinoer ifploer iaotalote
"Spinbsipsbomn1e" for BERNIE ulptfeIi9e Sors
iatnirs ,iteost for iuase Nprer, builfe iua
oite sr I~ariaeeu. Su raa buuole burtis
ior at forebpgge mere aluorli9e Suoer. Brig
Span'f Sibntn Tils. Gs bar biuIpst Gus
iinber al ipa9e. trette spiuber. &c ltuIoe
bielpe big. SpDrg bin gfabp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
(DOAN'S k PPiIs
6Oe at all Drug Stores
fosterrtlbxu Co. rjsChs~bunao.M

HzN1IZc1Tm kITSELMA AN GJERDE.
Se61G*1 Sjtnte SO. 80 paa 40 Ross-. fripsr Il.
ks1UAzw Z. marueS. Srpu'ou. ptiru. 2uipar.r
RI&EN~ paiaa. Gi betaltr Sraet. Strin tfter ri
5arIu.. 6irrircs % Samu.SirroeS atalos.
IL kitsslman Bros, Dept. s., kuncis, Ind.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
CT SiIiGIoe Ercprah.

Wrs. 9. .. 1eens. 6. Watsr Ct. Tiger: 'Eare. %
gIorspuber bar braet mig mauseu fsnnIss Nat.
Wine 9tprtr pirfeot urtatlmGsiie o. rtepei hnppis.
ppaap aIt Saab. en- glabp tilranhses mig al atpe
Tpan'S Ribuen RIMS en- Ersoe. %. taffet pGrt oIsie.
lea er blspeu beIbreoet for gtprea % SIGrrpreer.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

en anoen Ssi, iom Iaa npr Gpen
pegs Sotel off unber Iapn al Segs
Srolallerbaltg. Gen blep giennem-
9rapet % om9jort til 9eboeliesiteo.
gag % T9g9e oannebes al lbeplebe
egeboro. Eli Sub bapoe mo, ben
llotlaa latte 2eriorb. s oen sItre
enoe bar Snogangen, Ell Cor al
llbspleoe goro, % ct Bar @inousrll-
Der paa bier Sioe al Ssren. s oen
altoen Gnbe TO Giltouer meb imaa
Hltoer. S Oenne 9olig / Sauge1t
bapoe Ssren 9acfe oa Sobanneien
boet. 5 Den bapoe Gaitor GIauien
bnpt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
S%ettlements= SeifripeIien.

Muifeso laa omtrert en- 90 Wil
fra Wiltpm,fee Ser bar Ell Sla9S
Bel. Wen eiennem oct lape og ium.
peoc Sano, tiloels giennem Sfog, bar
Den eiter beftige Hegnifpl nGiten
uiremfonmelis. Sorat reObe Situ.
ationen bapbe man ofte faitet ipliftes
De Stoffe = rolls" = ~tpersoper
Teien, % SEN Hpitelie man iaa fit,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

9iItrpbeliesprGOifen / ben npe Ser
ben! Otter Brpbifenen bolotes We.
n~iabe6smebe, og paa oct par Oct 10
manat at orbne. De felgenoe to
llaer benptteoes til at gisre geiss |
Weniabe0en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
en- 2eiie til Chicago.

S September fom Der iaaleoes
grep ira Chicago un~bertesnet at tire.
oipe @ano. Sioben r1raatte ban ais.
re en- Cur. Sog meb Seit iii &acine.
Serpaa meo "itage" til Chicago. Gaa
@runb al Storm funoe man ba life
fontnte meb Sampifib fra Macine.
Oct bar frpgteligt Beir oa 6oarlia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
GiltreSelfespro6ifen

s Iuifego &irfe bolot 5ar lin SiI.
trGoeliesprGbifen CITE Ssnbag eiter
Srinitatis = Zoe Si,li. San talte
oper Sbemaet: Sport beitaar ben
rette HetfGroiebeb, bpormeb en- Spn.
ser aIene fan beitaa for SUB / Mob-
i9tning til Sariipernes Reti9rbig.
'beo al 2open9" Sermeo bar 8runb.
toneu til oct @~i6nesbprb, ban ifuloe
ail9ege, eipet. San bar life fom.
men forat ~forfpnbe noeet anbet END
ben Retfproigbeb, iom Seius bar for.
tient, ben RetfGrbigbeb iom enc gri.
bes / Gro men piicr i'm araft / ian6
Seliegisrelie. Oct bar ct fort gie.
blif. Zen fsrite Hr9bifen oe oct en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

| Tprtb
betoles
L Retz
btenebe
|bernsr
E, nldd
Safotd
IGs9cs
8obe
EItee at
ouoeu
fapiebe,
fentIi9e
| Sicin.
Gdfotn
| AT belle
Ii bore
p9 bore
| iHtteS
tntbebsz
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-28
ARE YOU A BIC BROTHER
HELP THIS MAN
Are you a big brother?

IF you think you qualify, lis
ten to these facts and then do
something.
In Amer;cus there is clean,
decent, efficient workman. He
has done clerical work and was
formerly employed at the camp.
He is a married man and at
home he has wife and three lit
tie tots dependent upon what ha
brings in for their daily bread.
Until a few months ago they
had all they needed 10 keep life
together.
Since he lost his work he has
gradually. had to deny them until
today--that family is in actual
want.
This is a case that calls for
practical. help.
The man needs work. Can
you give il to him? He is willing
to do most anything that is honor
able and will provide for his
family.
Call SIS or 10s for further pa..-
ticulars, but ACT NOW.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-28
Vote FOR NEW
CITY CHARTER
73 Vote Against Change Ia
Total Of 8S Voting In Man
ager Election

What is probably the most unique
election ever held in this section oc-
CURED here yesterday when SO per-
sons, out of a total registration of
about 1000 went to the polls and
voted, "a to keep the present charter
while IA registered themselves as
dissatisfied.
Of the 80 votes cast two were
void. The voters who went to the
polls yesterday were forced to sign
their names to each ballot and while
the board of registrars had previous
ly decided that only slightly more
than 800 Of the city voters were eli
gible to take part in the election,
as it turned out but a small per-
centage of the already much reduced
list took advantage of the privilege.
The net result of the days voting
is that the charter to change the
present city government and sub
stitute for it, city manager form,
is killed and t$e work of putting
Americus in the city manager col
umn must begin all over again.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-28
DENBY SENDS
THEM TO AID
IT, CITIZENS
IL Ships Included in, Order
British Consider Situation Is
Grave

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28. -
Secretary DENLY of the navy am
nounced today that the twelve de-
stroyers ordered to proceed from
Norfolk to Con&tantinople to pros
tect American Interests are the
Hatfield. Gilmer, Fox. Kane.
Hopkins. Bainbridge. Mcfarland.
Overton, sturtevant, King, Barry
and Goffe. The date of the
departure is not announced.
Two divisions Of American men
O. war have been ordered to Con-
stantinopla to plotect Americans, 4
was offiela..y 0upced at the navv
department.
Tue,go destr,ycrs are included sas
he armada.
The destroyers will be accompa-
nied by the supply ship, Bridge, and
will sail from American waters sas
soon as possible" Their presence
Oll CuliSl ldHlIIIOPlS Was ASquCStSd 1S
Rear Admiral Bristol, American high
commander to the Near East.
All the vessels included in the or
der will sail from Norfolk, Va. The
announcement was made by Secfe-
tary of the Navy DenbN at a con-
ference with newspaper 'snien, The
two divisions are being sent 10 prot
tect Americas interests and 70 furn-
ish additional supplies shoulEt they
be needed, DENLY said.
The destroyers will leave as soon
as they can be made ready, probably
within 48 hours, for their dash to
Turkish waters, leaving the Fridge
to follow later. This action was tax
en- following the receipt of dispatch
form Rear Admiral Bristol, DENLY
said.
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SUMTER FAIR
EXHIBIT PRlzE:
Crowds Flock To Show Grounds
To View Exhibits Ard
See Free Acts

Thalean won the first prize for
agricultural and community {x-
hibits, securing the SloO premi-
iuga. Shiloh won second prize OF
SIS and Concord third prize of
$25, in the Sumter County Fair
contests today.
The crowds that thronged the
Sumter county fair grounds on South
jackson street last night and today
surpassed any records established
by the past several exhibits and the
success Of the 1922 effort is as
sured
One reason for this big attend
ance is due to the higl. class of shows
brought here by the Litt,ejohn circuit
and the fine community exhibits
from a dozen nearby towns.
The free acts are on par with
any at the stat cair ana consist of
five big free acts daily and evening"
Injury prevented one of the perform
ers from acting last night but he is
on the job today.
One thousand persons attended the
fair yesterday and it is expected
that the attendance today will lun
close to 1000.
The local people have realized that
this is not only Sumter county far
but that it mans Il great deal TO
Americus to have it a success and
they are be.r;Nnng TO patronizc -:
literally and it ; expected that they
will continue % 10 50 until it closes
Saturday night.
Business men are anxious to sec
the fair a success as it means in
creased attention focused on Amer
icus as a live wire business center.
There are hundreds of visitors here
daily from surrounding country due
to the. fact that the fair is in prog
ress.
The judges completed the award
ing Of prizes today but all the ex-
hibits will be maintained intact up
to the final day of the fair.
The balloon acrobat made his first
ascension last night and owing to the
late hour when he took off from
the ground, he made only one drop.
Tonight he will make his customary
triple parachute jump.
The local committee is to be con-
graduated upon the success of the
exhibits and the nature of the enter
tainment as the entire fair will rank
as the best small fair in the south
east.
1t is expected that 5000 persons
will visit the fair Friday and Satur-
day and that all attendance records
will be broken Saturday afternoon
and evening when the climax of a
week of concentrated fun and activi-
ty will occur.
The main tent at the county fair
will be the scene of the baby show
which will take place Saturday aft
ernoon, Sept. 80 at 2 O'Clock. The
mothers are requested to have the
babies on the grounds at 1870 so
that ample time will be had for
classification before the hour ap-
pointed for the show.
Miss Ruth Clark, assistant secre-
tary of the Fair association, will
assist Mrs George Turpin in enter
ing and classifying the children.
Attention is again called to the
fact that prizes will be given to the
BABIES and not to the prettiest
carriage or float.
The management will endeavof to
get judges from ant Of town and
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ENGLISH CONSIDER
SITUATION GRAVE.

LONDON, Sept. 28.-(By the AS
sociated Press. Government cir
cles took a grave view of the sitn-
alton at Dardanelles, which is re-
garded so critical as to overshadow
the revolutionary developments in
Greece. The opinion is expressed
that there is a greater prospect Of
fighting between the British and
Turkish nationalists than at any
previous time.