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FOUR
HIT »ii
THIS OF "BUY
fIBfILE PUN”
Two Leading Bankers in Favor
of it---Anothcr Banker Says
That the Scheme is Senti
mental and Impracticable
Savannah, Ga.—Bankers and business
m«*r> ar** divided in their opinion as to
the practicability of the "buy-a-bale"
plan lo relieve the cotton aituatton.
"If enough people will go In and buv
cotton hoiii** good will he accomplished,"
said William K Me Fault*: , president of
the Savannah Dank and Trust Corn- 1
pany. "What we want Is to get the
cotton put aside tiifHl normal Condi- i
tlouf* are restored."
Mills B. Lane, president of the Cltl
sens and Southern Dank, views the plan
without enthusiasm'. "It Is a sentl- j
men»ai. hut an ImpraoUcable Id**, In my
opinion." said he. "I believe the sit
uation will he worked out satisfactorily
through other methods."
"A Capital One.”
Jacob H, Collins, president of the Na
tional Hank of Savannah, believes the'
plan Is a capital one. "1 ah) willing lo
•tatt i list of citizens who will buy a j
ha;e of cotton apiece." lie said. "If we ,
can get enough to buy—and 1 believe we !
can— we will help materially to relieve j
the situation."
"The plan strikes trio os being an e*-
«client one," said Arthur H. Isivy, presi
dent of the* Detail Merchants Associa- j
lion. "If the movement becomes gen
era) throughout the Houth a vast amount
of cotton con be put aside to wall for ,
the market to adjust itself. It is n
plan that should appeal to everybody
who has a little Idle money. Most
everybody In moderate circumstance*,
can affoid to buy a hale. A grout many j
people tun buy more Hum one bale."
. ... Would i. Ip .Situation. 1
Hugo 1. Frank of Frank & Co., says
he believes the movemei t will do good
If the people will buy the cotton from
the farmer. "The farmer Is the man
we want to buy the cotton from," said
Mr. Frank. "The movement is hound
so help the situation some. If It as- j
sumos Inige proportions it will prove a
wonderful help It certainly can not
do any harm."
Col. John G. nutlet U another busi
ness in.«n who favors the Idea. "I think
the plan Is an excellent one and I hope
every bod who can afford it will buy a
bale," be said "Wo want to take the
cotton off the farmer’s bands, and ve
want to put It where it won't ruin the
*n« r’ t."
A number of the business concerns In
Kavannsh are at tanging to accept cot
ton in payment for account* They pro
pose to take the cotton, credit the farm
er or merchant at the rate of 7 or
cents n pound on his account, and hold
tbe cotton for Ids account. This plan
If adopted by enough concerns. Ih e\
flatted to help In relieving the situuiion.
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Hfjme Secretary Takes Charge
of the Official Press Bureau.
Prompter Transmission Now,
London, 350 a. m.—-Homo S«cr«tn?v
!Mi K>»uia ho* taken chargo of the offl
« l,«l |irr>f«a bureau. Ho unncnincotl t*»
•Inv niopa hud been taken to provide for
iimiupcor tranamiaaion of newt to tin*
united State* and to the dominion*
K\ary thing pu*»od by the censor* for
• •rent Britain he said. henceforth cou'd
l»e aent anywhere In the world Addi
tional tffflcer* Mr. McKenna continued,
lisd been appointed on the staff of Sir
John FVench, the commander-In-chlef of
the Itrltlsh force* on the ('ontinont with
the object of securing full Information
tor publication.
War Correspondents.
Mr. McKenna declined to commit Idm
*p!f a* ‘o when war correspondent*
Wight be showed to enter the atone of
warfare. "A* our army t* operat lug in
1h country of our allies. ’ lie declared.
**lt la propei that In this matter wa
should be auided by their vlaws *
The home secret try made till* *tate
ment In the house of common* flack*
led regarding the holding up on the ca
ble lines to America of speeches hy For
eign Secreti ry drey anti Premier As
«!iiith. Mr. McKenna explained that the
entire system of censorship had been
reorganised and that be hoped there
would be no further cause for complaint.
HRNOMINATI Dlt LINGHAM.
MOntpeiiltr, vt. The republicans of
Vermont In stats convention lure today
renominated W P. PilUnshutn for Unit
ed States senate* ami adopted a plat
form endorsing direct primaries, work
ingman's compensation and women suf
rage
Corn Comes Off as
Easy as You Please!
“■*' "Cm.lt" n»iro Utrrt by Million*!
It Is lht> flnit time that a real. suro-
Ma-fola corn cure h»» ever been itlscov
atrail. "QI'TR-IT" U the new corn-emtar.
Fusd the Led. Wke Urn ik. War UP. Cr..)..«
t era-Cyre, CtTS-IT.**
Baaed on art entirely new principle. It le
a new. .afferent formurk, never eucorea.
fully tmltelej It makra c.irne ehrlvel
•ml then venlah. Two ilrup* do the
work. Tou don't bundle up your toe any
more with eticky tape end plaetere that
pkraa down on the poor corn—no more
flesh.eating aalvee that don't “ttav put.”
no more ba« kin* a »'«>rn* with kni»»
rmaor». no mofr I<!Mihk or tinnier of
nlootl iHrleor No more limping around
foi days with tore corn, no more corn
peine.
"GETB-IT'* Is now the biggeet-eelllnr
corn cure In the world fee It on env
hard or eoft corn wart, callus .>r bunion.
Tonight's the night
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CHANGING nr
ALLIANCES OL
WORLD POWERS
In the Light of Past History,
the Present Line-Up of the
European Nations in Conflict
is Astonishing
London.—ln the light of past history,
tli.- present line-up of the European na-
In the biK wir la netotilahing It
to show how changing are (he al-
I m tiers of the world powers.
I’ndaretamllnga among the govern
tnet-te Ilf the Continent tire kallldoacoßlc
I r 1 f .* ".f ,h,> ""'"'n of the sea. Eng
» . k wn< * Itursla. bound together
,i? Trtppl# ISntente. now fighting
i Germany and Austria, of the Triple Al
j dance, have not always hem nllie* They
all have fought with each other.
I ,v on * hur| rtred years ago England and
, France wars at war In the Napoleonic
wwnLKagiand. fighting against France
and I russla for ali>. In the Grimean
I *nr. England mill France w.ro In com
t>lnation ngalnst Russia. who la with
I them In the present wav. At that time
Ktialaml and France joined Issues with
I the Turks Germany stated out of the
riaht. thronah friendship for UuasU Hut
hi Germany joined with Prance and
England aaalnat Ituaala, forcing that na
tion to sign the treaty of tterlln.
I Triple Aillance.
| The Triple Alliance Is now In dander
| of dlai ntegv tton Italy ta a memh.v of
that Al lance with Austrian and Ger
many hut Italy la the natural enemy of
Austria. They have (ought many times
over their border possession* Itatyh,
| despite the entreattee amt threats of her
two alPee. has refused to nld them lit
thla war and It I* very probable that If
Italv I* .Sawn Into Gila right It will he
on the aide of England. France and Rus
ala. aaalnat Italy a allies, Germanv and
Austria
•” ***** Crimean war, Turkey was aa
aot-ialed with France ana England It
,ta now practlca'ly assured that If the
i Turks tike a hand In Ihla war. they will
ihe on the aide*of Germany
And ao It aeea on Alllgnces are nvide
over night, ami the are broken as
quickly aa they are formed. Hverv na
| lion In Europe has at one time or an
other hern at war with and the ally of.
: every other nation.
* Slav States,
The Slav states In Southeastern Ku
icpe, Bulgaria. Hnumama. Montenegro
and Hervla, t .gather with Greece formed
the Belkin Milam , \\ hear the Hnlkan
I league d.c a red war on Turkey two
r'HE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA.
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/\ /£ /#/ m mvN v\ n@l awl. , ..-•*.. .^rvza
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years ago. Iloumanla remained neutral.
The Alllance held until Turkey had been
whipped, when the allies fell out among
themselves over territorial matters. Rou
■nanla demanded a allea of Bulgaria. The
Greeks and Bulgarians fought. Monte
negro and Servla Joined against Bulga
ria. The Balkan Alliance was disin
tegrated.
Spain I the only power of Europe not
In an alliance of any kind. She has no
allies ami no nctlve enemies.
The present pact among England,
France and Russia was formed for a def
inite purpose, to protect themselves from
the growing power and aggressiveness of
Germany. I’robahly when the great
Struggle Is ended, It t ill mark the pass
ing of both the Triple Alliance and Tri
ple Entente. Some nation will become
nil-powerful as the result of the con
flict and the rest will combine against
her.
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