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Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
TO UNITE IN HONOR
OF SLAIN IN GRAY.
Memorial Day Programme Is
Arranged.
EXERCISE OF MUCH INTEREST,
Americus viii Pay Annual Tribute to
The Memory of The Lost Cause.
Business Suspended And All Citi-
zens Take Part.

AS upon each recurring Memorial
Day, that occasion enshrined in every
Southern heart, the people of Americus
will go forth next Tuesday to pay the
usual beautiful tribute to the memory
of the Lost Cause and the heroes who
died in its defense.
For time can never nbliterate these
memories, dear and sacred.
The occasion this time will bs upon
scale quite as elaborate as usual, and
very beautiful program his been ar
ranged by the Ladies Memorial Society
of this city.
The exercises will be held at Oak
grove Cemetery, where five hundred
heroes in jackets of gray sleep the last
long sleep. Business will be suspend
ed during the hours of exercises, to s
o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, that all
may take part therein.
The procession will form at the Pub.
lie Library, assembling at 3 p. M the
usual hour.
The Confederate veterans camp, pu
pills of the public schools, military and
citizens generally will form the long
pageant that will march to the silent
city of the dead.
The Light Infantry will head the
column, followed by the veterans OF
Camp Sumter with their battle flag
next comes the school children carry
ing garlands; carriages containing the
speaker and chaplain, and ladies of the
/ Memorial Societies of Amerlcus.
At the cemetery the exercises will
\ open with prayer, followed by beau.
tiful anthem by the Americus Choral
Society Of 100 trained voices.
The annual grafton will be delivered
by Col. II. A. Alexander, OF Atlanta, q
gifted and eloquent young orator.
| Upon conclusion of the exercises the
Daughters of the Confederaey will
present the bronze Gross of Honor to
old soldiers not yet receiving them.
There is a profusion of spring e
sweetest flowers in Americu7, and every
hero's grave will receive its wealth OF
roses and garlands.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
RAIN OF SHELLS TO
FALL IN The DELL.
Great Tourney in Americus
This Week.
cuNNERs COMING TO TARGETS
The Sporting Event of The Year Is
Close at Hand. Best Gunners in
United States viii Compete For
The Handsome Prizes Offered.

Americus will be the Mecca this week
for the finest trap shooters in the
United States, who are coming to COM
pete for prizes in the great tourna-
ment arranged by the local gun club
and held under the auspices of the
Interstate Association of Pittsburg,
Penn.
It will far eclipse any gun contest in
the south this season.
Wednesday and Thursday next are
named as the days of powder burning,
and the rattle of light artillery at the
range here will make one believe the
Japs and Russians had met at the dell.
Hundreds of visitors are coming to
witness this contest of skill.
All the manufacturers of guns and
ammunition are members of the Inter
state Association directing the contest
here, and each of these VIII send re-
presentatives to shoot in the profes.
sional class. The best gunners in the
world are thus coming here,
The local club is completing all ar.
rangements for the contest, and citi.
zeus are lending liberal assistance tc
that desired end.
Besides the cash purses, aggregating
nearly $500, many handsome and costly
prizes will be competed for during the
two days shoot, and Americus gunnert
and those from other Georgia cities
will strive to win some of the handsome
souvenirs.
Every arrangement for the comfort
of visiting gunners aud spectators has
been made. There is no charge to see
the shooting, and great throng will
witness the daily contests.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
THIS WEDDING ON WEDNESDAY
Nuptials of Miss Dudley and Mr. T. R.
Small

NuptiaIs of Miss Dudley and Mr. |. R.
Small.
The marriage on Wednesday next OF
Miss Julia Dudley and Mr.. I, Brown
Small is an occasion anticipated with
great interest in social circles in
Americus as in Benton, Ala, the home
city of the fair bride prospective. The
ceremony will take place at 2. p. M, at
the residence of the brides parents,
Col. and Mrs. Joseph Reese Dudley,
and will be witnessed by large and
fashionable assemblage of friends.
Among the fair attendants will be
Miss Annie Council, of Americue,
while Mr.. Small will be accompanied
by Messrs. Bertram Small, Allen Fort.
Jr., and John M. Council. Upon their
return to Americus on Thursday Mr..
and Mrs. Small will be at home at the
residence of Mrs. Laura D. Clarke, 31S
College street, where they will receive
the sincere congratulations reserved
for them by host of their Americus
friends.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
ORGANIZE FOR THEIR BENEFIT,
Firemen And Police Organize an AS
sociation.

There was organized yesterday an
association of members of the Americus
police force and fire department, hav-
ing for it's object mutual aid and bene-
fit and the advancement of it's memb-
ers in every respect. Similar organi-
cations have been formed in other
Georgia cities recently with great sue.
cess The Americus Police and Fire
Benevolent Association, as organized
he's for it's officers; P. H. Redmond,
president; W. g. Barrow, vice-pres1.
dent; w. P. Macarthur. secretary, w.
r, Morris, treasurer. The relief COM
mittee consists of W. P. Shelton, J. F.
Morris, J. Monahan and W. G. Barrow,
The association was organized by King
Stanley, state organizer, who will give
a benefit performance at the opera
house next Thursday night for the new
association. He is indeed "King" of
legerdemain and magic, his perform
ances surprising that OF any other
artist
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely destroy the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces, Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip-
tions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Oatarih Cure, Manufactured by
f. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., con-
tains no mercury. and is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. It is taken internally
and made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J,
Cheney & Go. Testimonials free.
S I'D by Druggists, Price 75c pei
bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
Wash Goods.

splendid line of white Pique Wets at 121lc, 15c zoe
and 25c per yard.
White and Figured Madras Cloths and Oxfords rang
ing from 121a to SOC per yard.
The best G1ngoams In the world for 1Oc per yprd in
a large variety of patterns.
Percale Remnants 71lc 1Oc per yard.
Remnants OF Madras Cloths, Remnants of white goods
remnants of Ginghams all remnant counter at ex-
traord1nary low prices.
For Ladies Waists and Mems Shirts we are showing
the largest line of coo1ed Madras Cloths 12c 15c 25c
per yard, we have ever shown.
In light weight printed Dimtes, Batistes, Lawns Or
CANDIES and other goods of that character will find
almost Unlimited variety from the cheapest to the bsst
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
Robbed The Grave.

A startling Incident, is narrated by
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, as fol
lows: II was in an awful condition.
NV skin was almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain continually
in back and sides, no appetite, growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians
had given me up. Then I was advised
to use Electric Bittets; to my great JOY,
the first bottle made decided improve~
ment. l continued their use for three
ks, and am now a well man. | know
they IohNed ths grave of another io.
tim" NJ one should fail to try them.
Only so CT nts, guaranteed, at the FL
bridge drug stores.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
SCHOOLS GOING TO COLUMBUS
Americus Public Schools to Picnic
There.

The city schools, Farlow and Rees
Park, will picnic this spring and have
selected Friday, May 9th, as the date
and beautiful Wildwood Park in Co.
lumbus as the Mecca to which they
journey. The schools have pIcnicked
there before and the trip is ever a
pleasant one. The Seaboard Railway,
with its usual kindness and liberality,
will furnish the schools train, and
will give a very reduced round trip
rate, open to the public. Tickets for
adults are 81; children so cents. The
train will leave Americus at 7:59 Friday
morning, May 9th. and will be held at
Columbus until p. M. for the return
trip, that all may have full day in
Columbus. Agent E, B. Everett will
furnish any further information de-
sired, either in person or phone SO.
Cards military band has been engaged
or the occasion.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
Silks.

During the last lew few days we have received ar+hox
lot OF things in Dress Silks Small effects in FonIJ
Lousnes and Taeas ranging price 65c 75c and A. 0o
per yard O0
Splendid Black Taffeta, guaranteed quality 69c and
75c per yard. "NO
sc Inch Black guaranteed Taffeta at ST. 90 per ward
Beautiful lining silks in all the popular colors 39c per
yard r
Extra good Jap Silks in all the popular colors 39c and
SOC per yard.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
THuNDER's SON TO oFFIcIATE
At Rally at Bethesda Church This
Evening.

AS announced yesterday, there will
be ''rally" at Bethesda Church, col-
ored, this afternoon and again tonight,
the purpose being to raise the sum of
5000, of which the church stands in
need. Handbills announce the en-
gagement of Rev. Duncan, billed as
"The Son of Thunder" who will assist
the pastor, Rev. Darden, with the
rally. The society known as the "Black
Cats" will take part in the rallying ex-
ercises, being marshaled by High Cat.
erwauler Bill Williams. At night the
religious exercises will include the
baptizlng of numerous converts.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
RESTING HOURS NOW ASSURED
Early Closing Will BE Started One
Week Hence,

The perfect Willingness of the lead
ing business firms to enter the early
closing agreement is subject of sin-
cere coneratulstion. The early closing
season begins on Monday, May 2ad,
one week hence, and from that date
the stores will close at O'Clock during
the summer months, except on Satur-
days and Seaboard monthly payday, as
heretofore,
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
Col, w. w, Bishop,

The auetioneer who made.the profes-
sion famous by trite and witty sayings,
will cry in deep bass at the Auction
Sale tomorrow. You cannot afford TO
miss this cyclone of sense and non
sense; palladium for all spring and
summer complaints.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
Makes a Clean Sweep.

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. Of all the Salves you ever
heard of, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the
best. 1t sweeps away and cures Burns,
Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Boiis, Ulcers, Skin
Eanptious and Piles. It's only 25c and
guaranteed to give satisfaction by the
El fridge drugstores.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
Dress Goods.

Handsome Black and Colored Volles, one If the most
popular fabrics OF the season. 50c 7 and $100 per yard
Lovely Crepe De Chimes and Crepe Cloths in WOOL also
silk and wool mixtures, 75c $1OO and 81 25 per yard
Moha'rs IN black royal blue aud grays, very popular
fabric this season soc to S125 per yard
Snowflake Voes-auother new lot lust received in all the
popular colors of the season. zoe and 29c per yard
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
Free Carriages.

A multitude OF free carriages will
leave the Hotel Windsor at O clock
sharp tomorrow morning for the Big
Auction Sale of Town Lots, Wheatley's
Addition. A free ride for everybody.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24

The sweetest thing in the world has
arrived and can be seen at the and
10o store on Forsyth street-3O different
varieties of delicious candies, at loo
and 20s per pound. Shipments receiv-
ed every week, thereby enabling you
to get fresh candy at moderate cost.
s. r. JOHNSON, Prop.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
Free Lot Drawing.

We wish all Sumter county to join
time and fortune In q chance on the
free lot to be given away at the Big
Auction Sale tomorrow in the Wheat
ley Addition. Come early. Every body
on the grounds can draw.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
Attention, Veterans.

Assemble at courthouse at 2:3O p. m.
Tuesday, April 26tb, to attend memo
rial exercises and to receive Crosses
of Honor"
Fl. T. DAVENPORT, Comd'r.
w. B. HEYs, Adjt.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
Potato Bug Exterminator.

A 15c package of Dodson's Potato
Bug Killer Will kill and prevent re-
turn of potato bugs from patches of
potatoes grown from one peck, of seed.
Non poisonous.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
MIXING BRAINS WITH RELIGION.
Interesting Topic at the Presbyterian
Church Today.

The Rev. j. Logan IrYin will speak
today at the Presbyterian church on
the following topics: Morning service,
Deepening the Spiritual Life" eve
ming service, "Mixing Brains with Re-
ligion." The general public is invited
to attend these services.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24

Prof. Dwyer, the Hoosier Aeronaut,
conceded by press and public as Amer
lca's most daring aeronaut, will make
one of his wonderful ascenelons and
parachute leaps, at the Big Auction
Sale, Wheatley's Addition, tomorrow.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
Wheatley's Addition

OF Lee street lots to be sold at auc-
ton next Monday are hey ond question
the best vacant realty in the city.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24
or Rent,

Six room house, large garden, sta
bIes etc. Lee street.
% 2t P.B. WILLIFoRD,
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24

No amount of blowing will sell goods Our goods
are our best advertisement and you can see for muse
when you visit our store and make comparisons.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-24

If a Mans in Love That's His Business.
If a Girls in Love That's Her Business.
If They Marry That's Their Business.
But Cooking By Gas is Our Business.
AMERICUS ILLUMINATING & POWER Co.
Phone So.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09

Guaranteed Black TaffetaS.
19-ineh Black 69c Taffetas; sale price. per yard 44c
19-inch Black 75c Taffetas; sale price, per yard 48c
21ineh Black 75c Taffetas; sale price, per yard. Sac
2lineh Black 89c Taffetas; sale price, per yard SOC
24-iHch Black 75c Taffetas; sale price. per yard. $50
24-inch Black 85e Taffetas; sale price, per yard. 64c
24-inoh Black SL00 Taffetas; sale price. yard...77c
27-nch Black Sc T%affetas; sale price, per yard. SOC
27-ineh Black 90e Taffetas; sale price. per yard. 69c
27-inch Black Sl.O0 Taffetas; sale price, yard...79c
27-ineh Black S1.35 Taffetas; sale price. yard...95c
36-inch Black S1.10 Taffstas; sale price, yard...79c
36-inch Black SIPS Taffetas; sale price, yard...95c
36-inch Black S1.49 Taffetas; sale price. yard. S1.O5
36-inch Black SI69 Taffetas; sale price, yard. S1.18
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-01

out here e. years ago 10 die Of con-
sunspsi ion. had n~snpFrhsEes - badly
thai they er~ned the xesun at bis
wrist 20 stop the sl~~alng ct his
lungs. IN fact. b. had tie disease ak
nr eirhs years
New lpok al hifn-@Ntralfht az an
srrow. souna as arsiar. are g.
ean outwaik. eut5idc and oatshoot
any man In Texas.
ns tntredwr~d his vlssfot. whosn l
recaEniHee a. q magazine ~fiter,
sorsl-tisre editor Of the san Astuuio
Express. and a m<snhsr Of the Lone
stsr t~sssissar-.
The major told an interesting
story of q friend. sicker than him
estf. who recovered Just IN time 20
be killed ~ Indians On an uprising
20 years ago lust then a series Of
warxhocpa interrupted us.
Come. gentlemen. said the Mas
snr-Is1ngef. rising. "Aikali Ike II
announcing dinner. and yeuison
steak n better bot"
/ visited tent villages wlih a pop
ulafiou Of % or So although gen
orally they prefer to camp singis or
in family groups. Living costs these
campers from IS to 81 a month and
the outfit can be had from SO 20
80. Even this cost condemns tffcu-
sands to dir IN ovcrcroNsied Cities.
Philanthropy has done little or moth
Ing for the southwest. and u - a
field that offers the largest return
Of good on the money invested. Of
any In the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-01

City Comptroller and ex-Oftleao
City Clerk OF the city % seattle
Date ~ first publication. Febrn-
nry O. 1904.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-01

Rain or sun ache In shs bses lsl
anmlstshabis evsas~es ~ Kidney
troabl. II ID Nsiufes uauely warn :
sng 10 she. ysu that the 1ask 81
honifa n net char
n these asnx~r Signals are sun-
h~es~a r@<e serteas r-sslss arr
SIRE 20 xsgtow. Isxsxhts sls
~s.
which s~ the w~rss form sf klsaey|
rfooAle. WAY steal up-se pea
The milf and the extraordinary
effect of sss world .fzs~-ss ktdss~y
ara bladder rrsnedy. pr. kiimers
swamp Es~se. r. sosn Realised n
stands th- hsxx-ss ref ~ v-od~rfei
cures "a the ms~t dissf~~stne ~>.s
a trad VA, eenwsr~e aas sa~-~ns
yvs may have . s~swsas hssi~ fire..
~ mail.
cestis~.e.i ! sstvsk~as NY pees
- ssss bssitA ~ o~s~p Asss. I
ssess<e6 rsssy yeers wfsh t,drsy
svsSeas s~9 hsd ss sf~psst esrss. rt
psse ~ ~ bUshI Ne~~ W~sa r~s~.
sSy. s~s~se nssa. ssr~s ny sr~sbss.
and have since ssee ps~<ssesy veil
rss~s tr~iy. . ~. cstAlkGR.
Chief ~ esi.ss. ousst, Ala
a..sns b..sA IN suly c~~ sssnps.m
OF sianry tre~sie-e~~ 81 many
Ottsef symptasz.s s1S~sng hat ysa
need SWAMP -Rpss are h~anx oslig~d
10 pass water ors~n turtng the day
and 70 get No many iinn~s during
the nfTflt. Inability 60 hoas yesr
urine xnnaFtins OF Irritation IN pas
ms brick dust o. sediment In ffr
urine. catsrfh Of the hlsfAer. uric
aria. constant h~sasche. stsxlnss.
nie~fse~~n~a. NERVOUSNESS. irr~9utAx
trfft&hiiify. VEIN -rta f~~ttng. lack Of
pl~xton
n your wafer when allowed % re-
r,sln anaissurbet IN a giass or hvttfr
for twmsy- BOAR hours forms q s~<f-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-01

AriHona hundreds sf merchants.
rsuehus-n. hos~ike.p~rr and the ilkc.
who caus out 10 Of - ysafp afe for
thstf hraIth
Not Tar from thIn town ts typical
camp 90 'iunEsru rive or ctr good
fellows wlpo arr getting N~ii 10.
rethsF. havs pitched their tenss on
rs4aantsif slope. ana haze dubb<d
their village Eunnyuood. There y
q comnlon aiuirx rom and kitchen
tent. ard each man has two tents
bessa.s. ore IL 81 u feet for himself
and a smaller stable tent, LaViuK
tents have tongue and groove floors.
stoves. rugs. pictures and furniture
(mads Of dry goods boxes drapsd
with eottoni and are oosy ana home
like.
a young man from the University
OF Michigan. known a. the Master
Lun9er. came out 10 greet mr.
- tent II warm IN winter and
cool In summer" he said. In answer
90 my question. Just the plant to
carry on the lung business .in.k
A snorthsf'' was blowing an. D.
So Htfa IL AfNtANAAAfA " tAAAEfH
piled logs into hia open kloVe land
the wallis reflected the rudy glow
OF the fire. The tent bellled and
Tapped. but Nc were a. cosy az II
lu a tightly built house.
You are surely not a longer
asked. marking his color and solld
use pounds.
certainly. I have been In the
lung business two years but ! shall
go back to the artificial lite of the
city before long and he sighed ~
gretfuiiy. the fact IL. am about
we'll =,
Tell me how YOU did IT.
4 have gained ~ pounds since
coming here. The secret n, live tn
the open q hours a day. esi sihyou
can. sleep all you can, take pien | y
81 exercise and don't Worry, Dan I
ruin your appetite with sure cures
for consumption. Most gsrn-de-
stroyers destroy the man with the
germs.
"'rhe lung business. II properly
pursued. will take All OF mans
time day and night for two or three
years. Most people fail because they
delay getting into the lung BUSINESS
or quit II too soon. A half cure
has caused more deaths than any
thing | know Of. People who leave
a high. dry climate like this before
they are well and SO back Ia q
warm, damp climate, are sure TO col
lapse and die before they know what
has happened to them"
The tent was raised iuei then and
n aoldierly looking old gentleman
stood at the entrance.
My dear major. come I'M Now.
sir" my host cried. here Is the
prize hunger OF them all. He came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-01

October. With genial sun ana q
cloudless sky.
The country u beautiful. Noun.
tains wRn In a vide valley. ever
green with live oak. csdarH aud win.
Ter wheat Prosperous German efut.
grants have barns filled to overflow
Ing. The air that comes from the
hills il % that quality called ozone
which brinEv back tn. joy Of living
with every breath.
u u worth the trip 10 ses 80 many
Of the sick either wholly or almost
recovered. The hunger comes out
pale and weak. with racsiug cough
and subject to night sweats. In n
fe~ days the s~~ats discontinue. in
a week Ne bexins 10 walk about and
eat Favenously. After a few months
If he cofusa before the disease II
too far advanced-the cough disap-
pears and he takes un a rtrstsis color.
The rest ls only a question of pa
thence. for IL takes two or three
years to eradicate Tuberculosis thor
onghiy
on this account many 81 the
lunFsrs settle IN the weaf.~ one
finds IN Texas. New Mexico and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-01
By JOHN vANpERCook
Newspaper Enterprise Associations

ST. pksrERsHuRC A.rch Lit is
n nisfake to saIspcse that the Rus
sian secret service system stops at
IRE Russian frontiev~. Instead of
this Il reaches into all ports Of the
world ~here there are special Rus
persons or governments about whom
kaesla desires private information.
Their are Russian spies IN Stock
holm and Russian agents in many
parts % northern Scandinavia The
fz@ikans are faa Of them ana they
ezs~t Ia Iseaaen. Pare and wash
mKton. In the more eiSslix.s ro,la-
Try they ar~ 20 a.-er~et ss 70 r&re.
IL be discovered. buf in the htfte
states Of southeastern ksarup< they
s~p~netim~s become Wore rcsks~~@ srd
surt OF thing is goinS On
Buix~rIa has always bern q hsnt-
tsx grcane or Russian secret agents.
T~-nty sssrs sxa thes distinguished
themselves ~ kldnappfnw Prince
Alexander. of HuIxarta. and iuxwing
him off bodily into Tussis. Thew
a. such Tremendous rev shaat II
THAT he had to c~ given up and al
teweA 10 return 20 tire shreu~. but
the upset was fatal N hts fortunes
znd a year after be atsftcased. Ever
since Prince Ferdsnana has been the
Bulgarian ruler. Russian agents
have been almeAt as active. though
les~ violent.
The head OF rnost or the foreign
spying business II the department Of
Asistsc affairs in 81. Petersburg. In
spite Of It's name the department BY
no means keeps to ore continent. II
is In reality the secrss foretEn Of
flee OF the Russian government. The
regular foreign office conducts the
open negotiations and comparative
~ speaking 10 = correct and honest
Institution But n IL assisted by the
department OF Asiatie affairs. which
sends out secret messengers In the
form Of spies who ae the aIrts
work. that a regularly accredited
representative could not very well
90. but at the same tiFne keep IN
touch with it's representative and
enable him to avail himself OF its
work.
A recent sample OF this Il fur
nishef by Bulgaria The regular
Russian minister IL n brilliant and
fascinating person named Bachne-
fteff, vho has an American wife.
THse umoffieiaI or secret messenger
vas a man named wrsssnsann. His
principal business consisted IN get
tiFg all sorts Of Information regard
1ng the tntentions and dotrgs OF the
Bulgarian government. relations be-
tween Bulgarian political men ard
parties. ard TIRE plans and enter
prfses ~ the Macedonian revoiu-
sfonarie~. In one way OF another
he secured personal relations with
ali sorts OF people tn Bulgaria. from
ministers 10 postmen. detectives and
cheap politicians. In Bulgaria there
- o pro- Russian party called Zan-
kovisss and with these people
Wet4srnann had easy sailing They
regularly furnished him with al the
Information they could get. For the
rest he resorted TO uuderhand meth
pea generally bribery. one Of MS
- sEeaf and most simple devices was
10 pay letter carriers - Bring him
ne mail Of certain npen IN whom he
go Interested before they delivered