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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Grpanion.
Scuatur SspcriSge taller ON amsritas
frcmtiSise Suluuidlpulitif.
Weiinoien amerifanjf.

Senator 9eoeriSge 6otot / SreSaes
en- (oIc / american acaOemp OF 30.
itticaI du0 Sotial Scieuce / Sbilp-
oelpbta % ti0toIte bldnSt dn6et SEN
Sp0oOom, at Sc 6oreneoe Stater fsr
elcr ienere Dil0c erbDeroe 4ontroL
cUcr ollie Be 0citin0iife Ger. oe 6ri.
ttifc 9eiiOSe!ier i~bereanet. SAN Be.
gpn0te me0 at giGre ReSe for, bpur.
Dan pt bar no0et frent til 0ennc "8e.
rtooe al Soluuis4 Ominiitrotion".
"Qcnuc gerioSe por unuSganclia."
ertIGreoe BAN. "Spanifefrigeu bar
finn Den pore Overwhelming; me oct
TAR Dor bltrti1t ooreHoe Ra1t, Dor
Ernng til fommercielt al6uerrm, Dor
g~eo8roftife Sitting o. fsrit cg fremit
Dor Bltgt oDerfor Icr0en iom Ell az
ocns ctOtIiiere0e 86aater, ser 6eitemts
oct belle. Get oar munSqaoe[iat. at
nmcrttanit aoHtroI maatte uoitr9t.
feS oOer Cuba, San Domingo oa
&orto Hito, oa lan9t ben / i5remti.
oen engaug pil 0eu ogiau uSitrpffe
fig oocr ben belle aiGoe af b~eitinSiife
Ger, Der beberifer SrOaangen til
8olieu % banner oct maritime
@iGr6e, iom beifptter os fra gltlan.
terbaoSfoeu. Set bar IigeIeoes
introgaacligt, at Saipaii - oenne
MfiOtueiSitatiou / Stinebaoet -
maatte blt amerttauif. Zen itpre
SibenifabSmanO Sumbolot erflGreoe
for Sinore6e aar iiSen at StiIe-
booet eugaug pilbe bIi set ameri-
fonife Sap'."
& Smtalen az 6eu arrertfonife
SoloutpoIitifs llboifltng erfl9reoe
ban, at oct fsrit og fremit eialot ON.
at otSie geiibSeIier aonuiuiitrereoes
iom omerifrnife aoIonier af BEN
Gmeritunife Regiertug. Sra bette
ErtHcip bar hi afpeget uoaet. iagoe
ban, pna 8runo al NartipoIitifens
9roo, "pou 8runo al De taabelige
Torisg poa at gipe Selpitpre til ct
SoIf, iom ltaar garbunore6er TIL
bage for oS / uopttltng - ct Selo-
Itpre, iom ot ielo trRngte Suiino
Nor at arbeioe o5 frem til - og \.
oelig paa @rrmo af enfeIte al bore
ofientlige 0pnOs ~llpi0enbeo."
9erpau gif geperioge ooer til at
lRie 3erten til be Seuutorer OF 8on-
gre8mpu6, iom efter bans Ntening
Ell bagefter jim Gto. "9eu Sio er
fommer, Sa en- SeratorS eler Son.
qre8mano8 Stiuiug maa iHoebdoes
al bel oplpite, mo0ige, oprtgttge og
rbeoe StatsmGnO, ION uleo ct breot
Sun puu Sirgeue fan btorage iit I'll
Of lsie oe itore Cpgaoer, iom melSer
fla itaoig Itigenbe antal. Zen Se'
nutor euer aongre5moro, lem I'll.
brtrger fin Sio meo at noe fine Son.
Itttueuter Smaatieueiter, meo at no.
6ele goItmeiterembeOer og meo at
qrroroere politiIte aombtuationer -
loItiammen i oct 2ienreO at fnnne
bolSe Stiairgen IGrgit mnItgt -
ran mua mart bli borte ira Oct anne
rttouife ofieutIige Stp."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Sra Cuba.

General Sole IigueI 8ome5, icm
er en- al Observation-Disclosures poa
bar mSer Cato t9oe april
ofientIissiort ct Suteruiem, boOri
ban uStaIer fig ON Sttlsationeu pac
Den og bLduot dnSet bar fageube
at iige:
Ranr Gubanerne igieu ooertnger
Stpret, bill BET lie unber eorite on.
ore SorboD END Be, iom nor raaoenbe,
mems Gen giorSe lit fsrite Suriss
meo SeITtsre. Scrifielen ol bIipe
BEN, of MI oil 9Open blipe gieunem.
fsrt meS SerHboano. SenipnsiuIS'
beo og SsIiabeS er bra moi, men for.
teller fit Mool, nnnr be o~rbrtnges
poa urette Steb. Zen ReprbH, iOm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Oierp pioe.

Dtiis amp @tirreD MAJ pGre en-
Of Be bierpeite og tupreitc Bigger
belle Better, efter bpao Der meOoeIes
fru Gutter, Spo Safota. Sun er
SfoIeiuperintenbent / Gutter GoImtp.
men Sa Gourmet or trtSt bcioltet %
StoIerre fou / SaI, fanr bum o8iGa
lib til at fsre Spipu nieo i'm apGg.
farm boa ct meget ptlot 90 mdIeriif
Steo DeS Rqun Sells Canton, 10
MtI ira gpeu o. 6 NH fra n9rme.
tie Rabo. Seruoe er bum ofte aIene
% er oa u0idt for mango ~ipPuberSe
SRnSeIier.
On Gftermi6Sos for en- Stms II.
BEN 6Leo Der ct ipore Spitpr nar ben.
bes Sus, og bum opSogeoe ba, at TO
itore araa SfoguIpe ioriulgte en- al
benSes beOite Seite, mert peo i'm mo.
.Sige, raife Sptreben TT bin iaget
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Gfteritr0bes 3ooiepelt ?

On Wan6 beo Rapn San 8urtida
TortaIte / forrtee ltge 8olitiet I atetp-
arf, at ban pi6ite ON en- Sanrret.
ioPrgelie imob Brpiioent RooieoeltS
Sip. De Sammsniporne, Nn9Se ban,
bar anartitiife @rlibearbei0ere, iom
bar fit Sooeofparter / SoSeItor, go.
Oi8ie SoIf fienbte ogiaa &ldnerne
til OtorSet poa 8r9itoent NcatnleD,
ertlprer ban, % Fan ioriifrcr enoog,
ut BEN pirteIi9e G5oIgoiS, inm mpr.
6eSe RcainIep, eribrul er Hioe. Bar.
tila bar ieEp bort til 6isie SGmmen.
Iuorue, tiger ban, men ban er ioIbt
no meo 9eoerne og bar oerfur FOR.
raoot Dem.
Sfisnt @ortIa opgno gtunne boa
SoueSmGn6ene, bar 8uIitiet / Rufb.
inqtun life nibere Siqio I'll benne
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

De to itbrite gper paa Silippinerne
berries Of SlSebranSe.
SnTnoer buspiIoe.

Sra IaniIa paa Silippinerne
meo6eles ben 19oe april, at 8peu
Sloilo, Sobeoitab paa Zen Yanap
pg ben nRititsrite gp paa belle
Ggruppen, Srebas Norgen bIep soe-
Iagt peo en- SIbebrmb. 10000 Wen.
neiter er bIet buspilSe.
Stun ipariomme Gfterretninger
foreIigger. ba SeIegraffor6inoeIien
er / rorben. Den iioIte @ebbeIeIie
Ip6er paa, at belle 9Den er ibrano,
pg at gutoriteterne paa 8r1tno al
Den iterfe @ino, iom raier, bar OPP
aipet alt Suab ON at fuune foa ital'
let Slbens Seriinger.
9et antageS, at oct err ct Sorb'
ffielp, iom bar foraarioget gran'
ben, ifisnt man life bar iiffer Otter
refining berom. Siffert er oct Dog,
al Der iamme Dag inotraf SororD-
TELLER, iom pareoe / ire elmer, og
Ntanila bar oeiaa nogle al Steoene
aanife poIoiomme, men ingen Sfabe
bIeo anrettet Der. Sra ben ipolige
Gel al Sl5on meloes, at Hpitelierne
bar iaa beftige, at Here 9pgninger
ramle6e iammen.
Sioen SiIippinerne fom | Imes
rifoS 9eiiooelie bar Sloilo uooiflet
fig til en- Sanbelsbp, iom fun itaar
tiIbage for ielpe Sopeoitaben Wa.
Mia. Gen er bpg9et paa begge Si'
ser al Wrnbingen af en- Sloo, bbiS
Spmubring bar foitet Heeieringert
$150,000, men iaa fan ogiaa ielp De
itsrite 9ampere gad belt op til 9rpg'
serne. 9peu, Iom er bel ubitpret
meo gutifer, Soteller, Banter, Serf.
iteber o. |. b., er S~opeofoarter for
ben ntilitere afoeling paa Gen, iom
itaar UNDER General Sesie Ie. Bees
9ommanoo.
Sra Wauila t%elegraferes ben 2Ooe
april, at 100 Suie / 0titrifterne
Singalong, 8dcp % gambang t
ManiIu neobrGnote 2sroag Otter.
mioOag. 9e amerifunife Settlemer'
teri Grmita og Wtalata reboeoes peo
ibGrOigt Arbeioe al Sranomanoifa'
Der, Solooter % @or9ere. Spert
eueite Sr8 poa ct Smraaoe al 100
Stores bIep Ingt / aife / Sebet al TO
Sinner. 9e inbfsOte busotIoe bar
facet mioIertiOigt Serberge / SfoIer
% andre offentItge S%pgnin8er, mems
mango ogiaa maa bolbe til uoe | bet
frie. Sfaoen opgtpes til mtnoit
100000.
gn geretnins fra SIotIo al iamlne
Cato meobeIer, of SlbenS Serlin9er
6eriteos mi enbeIig er blet ItanoIet.
Sele De inbfsbtes 8ourter bIep lagt
/ aIfe, men 9pens Sorretningsitrsg
reo6eoeS, bpcrfor Sabet fun oil be-
Isbe fla til en- 100000. Wten man'
qe Sunore0e Silent bleo DOG poela9t,
% meaem 5000 % 10000 blen BUS
piloe. SiGIpearbeibe er igang'at.
bill / BET belle poIoe megen SorItpr'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
penoene par Der.

Gors6aq bleu mon opitrumt / 9ao.
Siior, isis, peO 8pgtet ON. at $500.
900 al llnioeriitetst5 gtioer par bic.
net borte. On uRrnlere llroerisgelie
pfite imiolcrtiS, at @ogbolOereu 5Gooe
opfsrt 100000 poa ct SteS / 30.
ocrne, hpor Dc life bsrte biguruGe, %
ar Ser life car uogcu 9ruro I'll 6or.
ItrGfteIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
Sreosiaeen.
Zen internatipnale SreoSfunsreS af'
luttct | Rem gprf.
Carnegie iparer 3ooiepeit.

SnSOag bar Son9reSienS iioite
Gag / Hep Dorf. Ser bar life min,
Ore emo nj forifieIiae Wsoer o9 ON
Gfteuen 10 gaufetter. On Ifteneu
bleo Carnegie, Tom bar giort iaa
nleget for SreoSbeoGgeIierL before
ret meo 9grcSIegiouenS aorS, JON
o~pcrrnfteS BAN al Den frantic TeIe'
gut, Baron sc Gouitant. 2agen8
itore @egioenbeb par en- Gale al
9rpau. Sans Sale fog belle Den fore
SoriamIiug meo Storm og oofte
ben iterIte 9egeiitring. III tiolIgere
Salere fam nppueS Sarl @rep 60
nabaS @eneraIgupernSr, % ImbdS'
labor @rpce. @rcp opIPite bl0uot
anbet ct Telegram fra SormanOet /
Gona6oS Scnat. Teri meSoelteS, at
$50 MeSIenmer al GanobaS Gar.
lament bao6e inbmel0t fig iom 0tco'
Iemmcr al ben iuterndtionale SreoS'
.forening. s lin Gale iogbe Srpce,
at arig bar bourIig life nIeire / mar'
qe andre @cnIecnbcr, men og'aa lom
Correcting. NJ olle DC ariGc, 'om
bar fert / &c iioitc Ior, bar Der bare
Ell, iom por nsboeu6ia. 8 ollie DC
SiIiGIoe funbc oct famine Rc'
bore opnonct ltocu Srtg.
Ioqbe SfpIOen pau Gotierne
for De fleIte SiIfGlOc al arig. %
apiierne por Ii9e gale / ale Sonoe.
De bar for @nue at fremboIoe lit
caet 2onoS SIDE al So9en og omta'
Ter neSpe oct onoet SauoS @etro9t'
ming, ifisut begge 2anoe rtatilrltg'
his tror, oe bar Eet.
anoreu Carnegie, 5rensfongreS-
lens Grniioent, offentligglcroe SnS'
boo ct Spar poa BrGitoent Hoo'e'
belts 9reu. San nGpner ire SUB
penoinaer, Grpiioenten fomuler meo,
% ipnrer poa Dem.
GSsrIte SrbpenSing: Hotionen taIt
life ooergipe ole SPsr9smoal I'll
%oIo9ift.
Spar: Ger Rntioner bor olereoe
beo 8raftot forpIi9tet iig I'll at 9lere
oct, nernlig 0onmorf o8 gEeNerlan'
oene, GbiIi oG a~r8enttna, Nor9e %
Sperige.
4noen S~u0uenSinq: Retfrroigbeo
er noqet bsicre enc 6reo.
Spor: Zen naturIige RetfProig'
heb forbpoer Renneifer at bore
Gommere, mar De er Bart Sa9en.
g(Qe 2ope / Den cioiliiereoe Terocn
hpiler paa oerne Spiatutng.
Sreoie Sn~ooenbing: Get er boer'
fen Sreb eler Ret, men HettGrot9'
beosfeleIie, iom itaI opbele en- Na'
ton.
Sparet BERTH er Ell oioere uoolt'
lima al oct ioregaaenoe.
Rona Soaforr ietOte ie(9enSe Sele'
Qrum til 6reOstuugreSien ! 9sew
9orf:
Seq be6er Gem bringe min beo'te
!Sjlien til Sen rationale 8oLb8tfts'
GA Greo8foneres, bois arbetSe ieg
boaber oiL ~frenuue bet itore gaaol al
biSraae til freSeIis 9iIGggeIie al in
ternatioroIe NtsforitnoeIier, ct DeaoI,
iom oct norIte SoIt tager en- ioo Ie'
uertSe Srteresie l."
Oct norfe Stortbings gsobeIfomtte
teIegraiepeoe:
Get norife StortbtnSs 9tobelfo'
mite biljer BEN ameritauife 8reo$'
tonierens, forpisiet ON, at De 6or'
eneSe Stater oeShItper at prize Tine
3rubitiOner / at bpbSe Sre0enS Prtn'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

at gieIoe Speoen, bporaf Der ianS.
ipnlispis oil bIipe iaaet minSre emo
| tioligere aar. Spab Der er iagt
ON 9orS Safota, eieIber for ben
Del ogina for andre norblige
Oeioa / Canada er goa.
rem len, men ubitsterne for ct eoot
Iar fprreiten lpie.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15
PROHIBITION IN ALABAMA

Little doubt remains that Alabama
Will join her sister state Of Georgia
in driving out the liquor by statute.
On Wednesday the lower house of
the Legislature passes such a bill by
a vote of &C to Is, being more than
the two-thirds majority thought by
many to be necessary to pass any
bill not down in the call for the extra
session. The bill provides for state
prohibition effective October /, 1903.
Powerless to stem the tide in the
house, it is said that the liquor men
have focused their efforts on the SEN
ate. But it is not believed that the
pressure can be resisted in that
branch Gov Conner has already
committed himself to the signing of
the bill.
From present indications, Georgia
will have an excellent opportunity TO
get the full benefits of her prohibi-
ton law, especially after the Alaba-
ma law goes into force. Tennessee
will be nearly dry, while South Caro-
lima and Florida will have only a very
few centers of the legal sale of whis-
key. And with the prospects of an
ant-jug shipment law being passed
at the coming session of Congress,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15
AMFRICUS is GETTING A
LINE ON THE ORIENT
Connections With Japan is
Assured.

Americas will soon get direct COM
munication with China and the Japs
as well, via a private tunnel of her
own, if boringSof the artesian well is
long continued This latest speaking
tube was begun early in the past sum
mer and the depth is now little more
than 1000 feet. ! The well has been a
costly enterprise for the city, as near
ly ten Thousand dollars has been
expended upon it already, and the
bottom Of the shaft is as dry as
Georgia will be in January. Work
has been delayed recently for lack
of casing or other material required,
but it is hoped that when operations
are resumed a flow Of water will be
reached within the next one hundred
feet travelled on the China route.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15
AMERICUS IN NEED OF
INSPECTOR OF METERS
Such Protection is Needed
Now.

How many people in Americas
know a "killowatt hour" from a
Greek pronoun? How many are there
who can correctly read an electric
meter, a gas meter, or even az double
back-action, chain lightning Ameri-
Gus water meter?
And yet these startling cash COM
puters are numerous here.
1t is a matter of doubt if a hun
dred citizens of the town can correct
ly read a gas meter; fewer still can
wrestle with the electric wonder,
while all pass on the water bandit.
Yet Americas is run per meter, and
run to a finish.
In nearly all things else the public
is protected, but not per meter. Our
food is protected by pure food laws,
we have inspectors of food and
drink, inspectors of scales and cor
rect weights, but, per meter, we are
game at all seasons.
We can be shot on sight and held
up ad libitum, and yet we are not
even allowed to protest.
We settle by the meter" in all
cases and that's the end of it.
Why, them should not the city couu-
Gil employ a meter inspector for the
protection Of the public; a capable
man who is familiar with meters of
all kinds, and who not only would see
that the meters measured correctly,
but instruct people in reading them
Surely, it would be money (the peo-
pies money after alb we'll expended,
and for the peoples benefit. What
think the council about this suggest
ed protection for the public?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15
ESTIMATE OF LOSS BY
FIRE AT THE DEPOT
AdjuSter for Company is
Here.

The adjuster of fire losses for the
Central Railway was in Americas yes
terday loking after the losses sus-
tanned in the depot fire Wednesday
morning, wherein a'carload of cotton,
furniture and merchandise was par
TALLY burned. Ii is thought now
that the actual loss will be less than
$500, as considerable part of the
cotton and merchandise was saved
in a damaged condition. both from
fire and water But for the good
work of the fire department the loss
would have mounted high in the thou
sands instead, as the burned car
was one of forty, all loaded with mer-
chandise, while the cotton compress
with hundreds of bales of cotton eX
posed on the yards was only a short
distance away.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15
BISHOP TURNER
CHlDES Ills RACE
Should Have Resisted Dis
franChiSemeRt Measure.

The Southwest Georgia Annual Con-
ference, with Bishop H. M. Turner,
presiding is rushing it's work When
the conference convened yesterday
morning, Secretary w. d. Johnson
read the journal. After some discus
sion the minutes were adopted. Bish-
OPP Smith commented upon the morn
ing Scripture reading
Bishop Turner then made the usual
opening address. Among other things
he said:
After twelve months We are pres
ent again for the discharge of the dut-
les of the annual conference. l
compliment you upon your appear
ance, and hope that your influence
and preaching have resulted in great
good this year. We are here to work
in time; in eternity will be the har-
vest.
1--WE are passing through a fearful
crisis now. 1t is apparent that the
hand and circle of the dominant pow
er is against us. The effort to dis
franchise and rule us out of the pale
of humanity is an effort to disgrace
us, a scheme put in operation by
malicious and misanthropic men
to tie us to the wheel of degradation.
White Voters win Help
"All, however, of the dominant race
are not in favor of it., for hardly a
day passes, but what from one to ten
men come and tell me that if our race
and people will bestir themselves and
make an effort to save our humanity
hundreds and thousands of them are
going to help us, that they will vote
against the Acknowledgement meas
I ure, that if we sit down supinely and
carelessly and show no desire to save
/ ourselves, it will go against us, and
l verify believe it is true. God and
nature help those who help them
/ selves.
IF we had stood up as we should
/ have, we would not have been the
1 puppets of degradation, or if we had
/ manhood and dared to defend our
/ rights, there would be no iim-crow
cars If the black man said so-but
enough on that point for the present
Race Could Stop Cars
81 will say one more word, and you
may infer my Neutrality-suspicious. the
consent of the negro no cars could
1 run in Georgia. | am sorry to say
! they are runnig by our cowardice and
! disunited action. There is no har-
mony among us, no concern about our
rights and the rights of our children
and of our children's children. Ev-
cry one of us that sits down quietly
is tying our childrens children to
the wheel of degradation for a hun
dred years to come. Such men ought
to be ashamed to father children. We
ought to act as men and not as sim
pie human automatons in the shape
! Of men without manhood.
| Il hope that all of you will be able
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15
AMERlCUS CHICKS ARE
SENT THE GREASERS
Fine Fowls Are Shipped
to Mexico.

An Americas poultry raiser, whose
speciality is we'll bred fighting game
cocks, expressed. a shipment of a
dozen fine stays to a Mexican city
yesterday, receiving $S5 for the dozen.
During the course of a year large
numbers of game cocks are shipped
from Americas to Mexican cities, the
fame of our feathered fighters max
ing this a favorite market for the
cock-fighting "greasers" of old Mex
leo. Thousands of dollars are thus
sent here for game chickens and the
industry" is reaching large proper
tons, a fact which may account for
the growing scarcity of eggs and
chickens of the "yellow-leg" and par
sons favorite" brand.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15
DAUGHTERS TO MANAGE
PICTURE SHOW TODAY
All Proceeds Are Given to
Them.

Through the courtesy of Mr.. Harry
K. Yucas of the theatre, the Americas
chapter, Daughters of the Confeder-
acy, will have entire charge of the
theatre today and take the proceeds
of all the several performances, af-
ternoon and night, The liberality of
the theatre management is most com
mendable, and it is very much hoped
that a crowded house will see the
moving pictures at each performance.
The free list is entirely suspended
and everyone who goes will pay his
or her dime or nickle, even including
the doorkeepers, ticket sellers, and
the manager himself At the matinee
this afternoon the performance be-
gins at 1870 O'clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

Up in New Brunswick the Recorder
mas sent a monkey to jail for thirty
days for getting drunk Whiskey
seems to make a monkey out of a man
and a man out of a monkey.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

Unusual honors have been accord
ed a Philadelphia man who killed his
wife's annoyer. His church has en-
dorsed his action and passed reso-
luton extending sympathy and aid.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

While the Government has been
lighting the Honduras robbery and
the congratulating itself on stamping
out the last of the agencies, reports
from Chicago are to the effect that a
dig lottery has been running there
for twenty years A number of ar
rests have been made. No need to
look so far for things close by.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

Wireless telephones are the very
latest. In Germany they are in use
for ffty-mile talks. After while
it may be popular amusement in the
country to climb tree and hear the
message as they flash by
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

A woman lawyer has been made a
special assistant to the district at
torney of the Government to look af-
ter peonage cases in the South. AL
legged poems" will find a credulous
ear for their wrongs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15
TO AMERICAS
SOON TO RESIDE

Dr. E. II. Crockett who has been
in Kentucky during the past summer,
returned to Americas yesterday. DR..
Crockett will be permanently located
here after December LIST, and will
engage activity in the practice of
medicine with his son, DR.. E. K.
Crockett, who will arrive then.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

A Boston pastry cook is said to have
baked 20 miles Of pies during the
forty years she has been in service. !
That sounds like a small boys
dream
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

Next friends" in the Eddy litiga-
ton, who sought to have the head Of
the Christian Science church declared
of unsound mind have been handed
a lemon by the court, having been or
dered to pay the costs and $4,000 for
masters fees. Another time they
will no doubt curb their curiosity.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

Mayor Reyburn, of Philadelphia,
does not want to be a delegate to
the national Republican convention
for fear he will have to endorse
Roosevelt for another term. Is it as
bad as that?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

To secure money to build All air.
ship a counterfeiter in the mountains
of New York state says he was led
to become a criminal Another hot
air story
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

Bryan, the original trust buster, has
declared now for licensing those oc-
tapi. He evidently has concluded that
a well behaved trust is not such a
bad thing after all.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

Savannah school directors, after a
long discussion of the subject in the
public prints, have decided to return
TO corporal punishment in the public
schools for incorrigible boys. This
beats the bad boys.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

After being in litigation for
hundred years, a Virginia estate has
been settled at last An Atlanta wo-
man has received a check for her
share, which was $14.69 A century
is long time to wait for such mea-
ger returns.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

In Kentucky a defaulting bank
cashier delivered himself to the Judge
and asked to be locked up. He was
accommodated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-15

Panama is the old maids paradise.
A woman who has just returned from
there says that there are scores of
lonely bachelors longing for a wife.
Here's a chance for a matrimonial
bureau to establish an Office there,
and arrange for the marriage before
ra girl starts.