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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

meis, BOP al1d oieie @errldaften nrit
Ser eriten Nqlarfabrt iebr 5nfrieoen
gepelen maren, iomobl mit Ser berr-
litel1 Sour oils uld) nit Dent 1an1:
pier I6aliu.
&on 6 llbr morgers ob giebt es
ld)on aoffee an 9or0 uno begab id
midi i6leunigit nad unten IN oen
.@affeelual, 0enn sic frild)e Suit n1abt
3lrnger. 6rild gel tarft cling ih mic
Ser al1 9or0. @egen 10-ltbr paiiir-
ten mir Gurbapen un0 nod Sem
iebr g1tten 9i1u1er l1m ~ ltbr Sic
S11iel 9elgolano. @egen 81@ u6r
butten mir BET berrlidem @etter ci~
l1ett pradtpouen Communicating
Ger critic Sag altf bo6er See lit ieDr
lhDn perluufen, mal1 fonnte es ie0em
ein5elnen am 8elidt ableben.
Ser ltebergang aus Ser oelltlden
Norole ice in ienem Sbeil 0es Mtlanti-
ifen S5eans, mel6er Normegen por=
gelagert lit, erfolgte am permitting oes
:plaen0en Suqes. @ir pa11irten Damn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22
Nittogs bas Staotden Stapan

ger.
Mad) Dem 1inuer Dot lid l1l1s Elm
lebr i1ttereiianter Mn6lid. @ir laben
Sic oeutlde ariegsflotte, melde aus
Normegen fum uro nab Ieutldlalrb
fubr. ginige 3eit oaratf nad0enl
mir in 0en1 @arm Ii II 5 getreten,
folgte Dem erlten ein flei1tes 5mcites
5taOtden &operpif. 8on bier
aus bdlt ei11 fleiner 1ampfer a1i inns
SIT, oeiien Anfltnft mir NIT geitopp=
ter Maihine e%r1parten. Ser Ianpfer
bat Die Soften o11 9or0, Sic fir Sic
3auer unierer &olarfabrt ltnlere Jiib=
rer lln0 gegleiter lein iolen.
Ite lpur1oerliden 8tlol1ngen ser
&iiite, Sic 6ior0e, Sic @alierfdle, Sic
Elateal15 urro &enntenberge uno 0as
iiber bie @oben fii6renoe 6jel0, 0ieies
in unen6lid)er Mus6ebnung iiber Sic
@odflade iid bin5ie6enoe @entiid
bon Srauer un6 @roBe, iin0 aus SEM
piel Acknowledgment 3ulamlnenpir=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

fen bon @aller u1,o 2uft berporgegan
gen. Ser 5ioro aber lit fem getreue1
@egleiter fait mdbreno ser gar5et
Taler ser &iiitenfabrt.
3unadit gebt Die 6abrt 5piider
meiit fablen u1o nieorigen Sdaren
Die 5ioroe itelen Meerarlne oar
melde, mie 3. g. ser ldngite, oel
5og-ne 6ioro, zig 220 Sem
tief ms 2ano einoringen. 5iorb III
Elm Mitteloiag 3milden IluB, slper1.
ice lrn0 Meeresbud)t. Som 5luB ba-
ben tic Sic 2angenausoebnung, &c.
mla1oelte 2auf- uno Nebenarme. Gon
Mlpeniee ba6en oie 6iorbe Sen 2ano.
idafts=@barafter, 8lide oltf" Sdnee
u11o 8letlder. gon ser Meeresb1dt
baben tie 0os Sul5mal1er, Gbbe unh
Ill1tb. Die %ein5elnen 6ior0e lino bolS
ldmal, 6alb brett, ermeitern lid) na=
mentlih oa, NO lie per5meigcn ln0
Die Jlfd)tlt1lg Derd10ern.
Die Sharen lino Snleln, melG)e
perid)ie0en auftrete11> blind, 5. +. iie
reihen nidt bis sur S6erflode SEES
@aiiers, fladt erbaben, rl1no uno ob=
gerunoet, in b0beren auppen u1ro So
pfen, meiitens ober bon Sen Stl,rI1,-
fll1tben glatt geidelert. Sic bette
ben, mie Die aiiite ielb1t, aus Urge
itei11, Grant.
Ser unter SEM 60. Bra6 nDrblid)er
gelegene @arbanger
6iorb, in Sem mir nod bem @erlal=
len oes &armiuno treten, periebt inns
NIT einem Shlage in bos 9er5 ser
normegildel1 &ilte.
6ortlebu11g folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

tonen oieiel6en Dor Dem Mittageiien
1919 ltbr uno Dor oenl Mbenoeiien Z
l1br lie 5lpeimal. Ser lie abgiebt, miro
Srompeter BON 6rebIingen ge-
nannt. Mit sem gintritt in Ben
Speilelaal fangt Sic @ibbegieroe Ser
EaNagiere bel onoers an uno mabreno
Sic Steparbs Sic oampfenoen Sbii-
ieIn auftragen uno STE Iafelm1iif an
ser es l1ienlals feblt uno Sic bel ie-
sem friiden Song nit elmer friiden
@eile einiest, gleitet oas id0ne Sdiff
i'll oie Nproiee binaas, fire 5pl1ren,
oie oes .oeutlben &aiiers folgeno,
,iebt Sic 5baliu ser Mitterltnbtlon-
ne e1tgeger1, Elm idppin1n1enoes Stif-
tel1 2ano fiibrt lie uns guropa'S5
Noroen 5u.
Sh babe arefelo am 81. Sllli
perlaHen. I'M einige Gage in 9un1-
burg ;1 perbril1ge1. Mir louten MIN
@amb1rg SEN 2. Ml1gult mittags 3
llhr oerlailen, aber es mar cine &lrnO=
geblng a%ngeldlagen, oaB Sic Mb=
fabrt auf l ubr Witternudt uerlbo=
ben moroen mar, megen 9uparie Ser
gismaid)ine. Morgens fur5 Dor 4
llbr ~rullelten Sic &ettel1, mo0urb ld
lpad) ml1roe rno MIDI BEETLE, auf 0ed
5l fom1n1en. Damn, nie ih perIn1t6e<
tc, lolte1 mir bol0 Sen Soften per=
laiien, u11o ridtlg> als i) fur5 nud)=
Der ul1f 9ef mar, glitt sic Sbalia
idon aus SEM @afen, bei ld)Dnem, flo
rem @etter. Sd glaubte nun, oaB
ib Ser ei15ige 6riiGaufiteber lei; febl-
geihlplien, es maren ldon et1pa ~
6erren ober aln0 fur5 nad 5 l1br lie
BEN iid) altd idon peridieoene 9a=
blidel1. Ob oieielben 0abeim
oltd idon 10 fritz a%uflteben?
81 melner grpBen 6rel1oe traf id
III gor0 gleid 8efannte u110 5mar eth
gbepaar aus Mosfou. melhe meme
srite Eolarfabrt 1908 al1d mitgennndt
@ir fon1ten iofort l9one
Srimer11nge1t austauiden, ei1 ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22
-@mmorinij@es.

God nod!- Sic glauben got
nidt, Gral1lein, mas Sic julgen
Mdnner fir 5duuloen nladen!"
SOS lit 6od Elm Slid. Denn 10
fonmt 6od menigftens elm arbeitia=
mes, brapes Ma0de1 nit etpas @r-
lpartem at einem Manne."
Sn Ser &eitban n. = Inter
%offi5ier (5um @inidbrigen, ser bonn
Eieroe faat): vseligmann, balten
sic Sen @aul nidt fir Elm @eiddft;
Ser 0arf nidts obmerfen."
8osbaft. = Gonrilt: u@eben
Sic NIT oem @iel 0a fort; Ser fonnte
MIDI beiBen ooer ldlage1r."
gieltreiber: IS no! Cine &rahe
baft ser onOern fem Nrge aust"
Sein Stol5. = &aufmm1:
v@ie - Sic il1nger Monn monen mir
alten Sol1s 2ebren aeben? S6 babe
ldpn &onfurs gemadt, als Sic nod
gar nidt mtf ser @elt maren!"
SeineM Ell vSie fin
Sen SEN Erets meiner 811tter fir If
re Slnlitdt 5u bod? Nber, wa5 mel
l1en Sic, mas id oabei 3ufebe?"
uWorgarine!"
3eitgemGB. : Arat gum
Npiatifer): Sic miiIien mebr ipa5ie=
rem geben = sic fliegen0e 2ebenslDei=
lie befommt Sbnen 9urdalts nidt."
Muffallen6. = gluten Sag
@err ErpfelIor. @ine11 biibiden nelten
SUIT baben Sic 90 ouf = nno gar
nidt tbeuer!"
uSo, mober milieu Sic 6enn Sen
Ereis?"
Scum, es itebt ood born oaran
Seds Marf fiinf5ig."
nebertroffeu (eines Hor0l ee=
1ampfers, ftol5): r8ir MAIDEN in Ser
5tunoe finf5ebn ¬en."
HaIiagier (baperiider @altptrtO:
r@ann's meiter mir is = nir mo-
der oeeboam in ser 11amliden 3eit
meeitens oreiBig &n0bel."
iig1id. = Sic ideil1elt
mid fir einen @iel gu b%aIten?"
v9urdaus niht, cher mei1te 0iei=
nultg lit ourhaus bier nidt nnBge=
BEND"
0ie 8robirna0eI. u@a3
fir cine mddtige @aarnaoel SSbre Sc
din in ibrem fleinen 3opfe bat!"
@irtbtn: uSa, Sic braudt fie 5u1n
probire1, OBJ ser 8raten fdon meid
it,"
Mi9tnotbig. - Mltter (als
oie Godter fir ibren Gerebrer, init
bem iie itd Dor einigen Sagen berlobt
fat, &iihreier madt): u2iesl, jett
fannit ifon 5pei @ier uno anf Elm
Stiid 9lttter peniger nebmen!"
gbemi. - Grofeior:: u@as ge-
nit Sen, @olD, penm MOI es
ser freien 2uft llegen laBt2"
5dyiiler (nad langerem NadSen=
fen):: ugs miro %geitob1enl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

@emeinoe bel better, er eriltirte niht.
7ie Iriid)te, Sic Elm iolder &erein
5eitigt, meroen, mel1n lie dltBerlidy
audi {dou al1slelpn un0 gefnQen, in
uerlib mebr ooer meniger tpurn1lti=
dig }ein uno bleibe11 l1no Ser gl1ten
Sabe mebr iduben al5 niiben.
l1ti11am.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22
sidere Mebi5in fir ainoer.

Iolep's @onep ano Sar lit cine l1n=
idqolide uno mirfiome Meoi5in fir
&in0er, 81 lie feline Spiaten entbalt
nod idaoli9e Me0i3initoffe. 2aBt
gud nur SEN ebten Solep'S SoneD
ans Sar geben in Sem gelben Baquete.
Mplitpr 9ruu 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22
Gtme Eolarfabrt.
(&Dn &arl Wiuprmann.)

Sic Bel dreibung elmer Yplarfabrt bes
Germ &arl Roormmt1 bon &refelb,
9eut1blnr1b, ipel9e 9errn &arl Sbtele
fir3Iih 5ugelhidt nurbe, btetet Deg Snz
teref1nnter nnb 8elebrenben ipbiel, bnE
nn1ern 2e1ern Sic 2eftlre 3peifelsobz
ne 1oben @enub bereiten pirD. Sc
nnnnter 3err unternabm bereits in
1908 cine berarttge gi5meerfa1rt nit
Dem 2urusbampfer ~Sbaltn" bonn
D}terreidiihen 2lppb, 11nb baB er am
2. Nugu1t bie1es Snbres nit Dem gleiz
den 66iffe nodmol5 Die 8eiie am
traf. benefit mobl, baB S6iff uno
Eeiie i'm bas erlte Mfal befrtebigteu.
= 9. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

Sc lit fem 3ufan, ooB ser strom
Ser Sor1riiten in INNER gr0Berer
9reite lid gegen Mormegen un0
Spitberget fin ergieBt. Ser gii0en,
Sic Mlpen i'm mittleren europa 1il1o
iiberIieferte @a1toer5iele. Genera
tionen boben lie beiudt u11o fir fol-
genoe @enerationen altfgei6lolien,
uno pif1enidaftlide= uno &eilemerfe
BADEN iie aud ioldet befannt ge-
mabf, Die noh nidt sort gemeien
iino. Ser n1ooer11e Menlh aber tragt
cine 6ebnludt in 1ih nab elmer No~
tltr, bie ibm feline 8eidreibung per-
bautliden FAINT, Sic, au9 mern er
no6 fobiel 0abon bernommen, i'm
beim erften @egeniibertreten mie Ell
he ent6edung beriibrt. Sic Sdtti=
gl1na bteier Sebniudt i'm b0dlten
Moabe gemdbrt ein 8ei1td ser @elt=
fiiIte bon Noripegen uno Spibbergen.
@orte, an sic 5hiloerung ser lan6-
idoftIiden Gei5e oieier Sddren unb
Snfelpelt geman6t, e iagen ni9tS uno
bette freie fiinitleriide 0orftenungen
uno Bette pbotograpbiide Mufnabmen
nur penig. Srob aqem, mas man
porber bariiber geleien un0 IN Sill
oern seiduut, mirft bas erite @egen-
iibertreten nuf ieoen 8eil1der a1s
lteberroidung. Ser Mniprud)bon1te
fiibIt fih en%ttpaffnet. Die @ng1dn0er
baben bieie berrlihe @egeno ldngit
erfannt, iie fins an Ser normegiiden
@eiffufte iomners iiber ldng1t ieB=
baft %setporben u10 baben sort fir ii6
@da1ier erbal1t uno 6iidereien ange-
Iegt.
@ir perlaiien olio 6amburg am 8.
Nuguft morgens 4 l1br nit 6em
3urusoampfer 5balia oes Sefter=
reidiiden 9lopo. 0ie @eiammt5if-
fer ser Eoiiugiere Ser Sbalia belauft
iid ouf 1923 8erlonen. 8ertreten iino
ale Nationen unb ale Stanoe, bon
II bis 1872 Sabren.
Rodoem mir Sen 3ampfer betreten
baben. ergieBt lib Ser Strom Der
Menihen in mimneln6er @eidpdftig<
felt. aapitdn, Offi5iere unb ste-
maros mi11e11 I'M 6ie :2eit 0eS erften
ginbruds ser Sabrgdite in bas
5difff cine mabreg ngelsge0ulo enttpi.
deln. Nadoem alle Haiiagiere iib
lire &abinen angeleben uno fir Sic
l1nterbringnng Tires @epads Gorge
getrngen baben, rufen sic Grompeter-
lignnle CUR ginnabme ser eriten
5diHsmaBl5eit. Die 5ignale 5llr
5diffsmob15eit mer0en ourh Srom=
peterfgnale ausgebradt uno 3tpar er-'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-22

aBrrlangt--@osmopolitan Maeas'ne p%erlonet ben
fcriptiors=@rneueruneen enteeaen su nebmen uno
pie Circulation mad l~pesieuen Wfetbusen aussu=
oehnen. bic ii6 als auBergemDbnlib erfolsreib be-
tbdtigt baben. Srubere grfnhrune minitens=
tpertb aber niht meienrlih. @anae 3eit ooer MUIR
tbeiltueiie. Moreiie nit &eferen5en:
9. @. Gan,phrll.. COSMOPOLITAN Maensine.
1859 Brpabmap. Retu Durf gitp.
so. 43=3t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-24
PLENTY ICE HERE FOR
FILLING FRUIT CARS
Hundreds of Tons Required
just Now.

Americus has every faculty this
season for handling~9he enormous fruit
crop just now geing harvested, and
which is hustled hence in prime con
d ton for the Eastern markets. While
an enormous amount of ice is re-
quired in icing cars, this is easily sup
piled here and the carload shipments
are frosted over ere they leave the
freight yards. Facilities for icing cars
are prov ded here by the Crystal Ice
Co, and the cars upon being loaded
Wits the luscious fruit are placed on
the tracks of the company and the
compartments filled with big blocks
of ice. Thus protected against heat
from without, special fruit trains Ieav-
ing here at frequent intervals daily
carry the iced cars in half hundred
lots to ther destination. Only the
perfectly arranged cars of the Fruit
Growers Express are used, and
string of fifty or sixty of these make
up very handsome train.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-24
WEDDING AT NOON WAS
A PRETTY OCCASION
Uniting Miss Davis and
: Mr.. Lowell.

The marriage of Miss Imogene Davis
and Mr.. Quinton Sorrell was imp .ess-
lively solemnized at noon yesterday at
the residence Of the br de's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Davis, 30S Mccall
rah street, Prospect Heights, and wit
messed by a large company of friends
of this and other cities.
The parlors Of tie Davis home were
prettily decorated, a wealth of green
vines and roses being used in render
ing them most attractive.
AT the appointed hour, 1 o'clock, the
bridal party entered the parlor to the
strains of the wedd ng march, rend-
cred by Mrs. Clifford Davis Thomson,
of Columbus, sister of the bride
Miss Mabelle Ogletree of Columbus,
maid of honor was attended by Mr.
Claude Davis. Miss Mamie Davis, Of
Eufaula entered with Mr. Pearce, Of
Columbus. The bridesmaids wore
gowns of white lingerie and carried
boquets of VIII te carnations.
The pretty bride, petite and charm
ing always, was. attired in a gown o.
similar texture to that of her maids of
honor and carried a superb boquet of
carnations. Her going-away dress was
a coat suit of tan rajah, with hat to
match and most becoming to her
blonde beauty.
The rites were solemnized by Rsv.
o. B. Chester, pastor of the First
Methodist church..
During the ceremony the bridal par
ty stood beneath a great arch of smi-
lax, from which was suspended the
conventional floral bell
A tempting luncheon was served the
many guests, while in a pretty bower
of vines in the reception hall Misses
Susie Belle Payne, Clara Willie
Prather and Lula Scarborough served
punch. A beautiful display of wedding
3 is attested the popularity of the
Young couple.
AT o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Sorrell
left for New Orleans, whence they
sail tomorrow for Panama, where Mr..
Sorrell is employed on government
work
among the out-of-town guests at
tending the marriage We're DR.. Sor-
rell, of Sylacauga, Ala, Mr.. Warren
Russell, of Eufaula, Miss Lucille
Chancellor, Of Columbus, and Mr. and
Mrs Clifford Thompson, also Of th;t
city.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-24
WILL JOIN FORCES
WITH THE FARMERS
One Way a NeighbOrhOOd
Gan Get Good Roads.

The farmers of any section of Sum-
ter county who want a good highway
i'll their immediate neighborhood can
get it quite easily when the crops are
laid by, if they W IL cooperate with
the county commissioners.
Sumter county is making rapid prog
ress with it's good roads work, but
Sumter still has many, many miles Of
roads that need improvement Farmers
who would be benefited by the i'm
proyement of special road. on which
the commissioners are not yet able 20
put the county hands, may find it to
their benefit to do as the farmers of
A ken county are doing.
The Southern Automobilist tells cf
the work that is under way in the
South Carolina county, as follows:
Aiken county, South Carolina, IS
getting tired of waiting for good roads
to be built all over its entire extent
by one small chaingang, although the
latter is doing good work as rapidly
as it can. The latter part of July the
business men and farmers propose
TO devote an entire week to road-build-
ing. For a wlDle week the real patri-
0tie citizens of Aiken will haul and
spread clay and do other constructive
work. If the promoters of this move
ment get real action for the r efforts
and the people turn out as it seems no
they VII, the name of the county
will be writ large on the scroll of
fame as being composed of people W -
do things now, instead of spending
their time and energy talking about
what should be done and when it can
be done. 'The eye of the world IS on
Aiken, and Aiken must make good"
The county commissioners of Sum-
ter were much interested in the re-
port OF what the intelligent, progress
i've farmers of Aiken county are doing.
''We will go them one BETTER" said
one of the enthusiastic road promoters
of the Board. For one I will stand
ready to commit myself to the propo-
sit on that the county will furnish, FOR
the Improvement of any, public road.
as many wagons and hands as the peo-
pie of that immediate vicinity furnish.
This is one way in which the farmers
can help themselves to secure fine
highways. When the crops have been
laid by, and their wagons and hands
are available without inconven ence to
themselves, the residents of any Sec
tion could easily turn out quite large
number for work of this kind. The
county commissioners could furnish
equally as many make a positive
agreement to do so, and the united
forces could speedily do some fine
work for the benefit of that neigh
borhood. That would be an excel
lent way to push the good roads work.
The farmers would be well repaid for
the r trouble by the improved high
way at their service"
Other county commissioners express
ed themselves similarity. If the farm
ers of any section of the county wish
to get fine highway at once all they
lpve got to do is to unite and put
their proposition up to the county COM
missioners. Those officials VII meet
them half way this fall and the work
will be pushed vigorously for them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-24
FARMERS WILL TELL
OF THEIR SUCCESS
I'm Pamphlet to Be Issued
BY Board of Trade.
1t VIII Help to Bring
Other Farmers to
Sumter County.

The Americus Board of Trade Is
about to add to its advertising ter
ature pamphlet that, it is believed
will be of much assistanceStn the WORK
now. under way of centering the attea-
ton of farmers on Sumter county and
of Inducing them to locate in this
county.
The pamphlet in question will be
made up entirely of letters from farm
ers who have moved into Sumter cour-
ty from other states in recent years
and will tell of their experience here
Quite large number of farmers
have located in Sumter county during
the past five years. They have come
from several states, and from various
neighborhoods.
Al of them have been successful "a
their work, have enjoyed magnificent
health, have prospered and enjoyed
life.
1t is proposed to have each of them
tell briefly where he came from, why
he came, and the results of his fe
here up to this time.
With every illustrated pamphlet thst
is sent to an applicant who is consid-
ering a change of location one of these
pamphlets of letters will also be Sent
The real estate dealers will also be
furnished with a number of them to
be used similarly.
LII is bel eyed these letters telling q
the experience of farmers from othel
states who have established then
home in Sumter county W II be a pow
.erful argument in advancing the claims
of Sumter to other farmers who are
likewise considering a Change 1t will
also enable them to get into direct
communication with those who have
settled here in recent years and Sc
cure more information if they so d.
sire.
A number of farmers who have come
to Sumter county have been request
ed to write sueh, letters. Any farmer
who has located n/Sumter in the
past few years is requested to write
to the secretary of the Board of Trade
just such a letter as is described, tell
ing where he came from, what he has
done since locating in Sumter, and the
results of his efforts here up to this
time.
In this way every such farmer can
become a medium for drawing other
settlers to the county and help to
build up its prosperity.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-24
THE HEPTASOPHS TO HOLD
NEXT MEETING IN COLUMBUS
The Session of 1911 win be An Impor.
tant One.

Americus Heptasophs, of which there
are a large number, are pleased in
the fact that the Supreme Conclave of
the Improved Order of Heptasophs viii
hold its 1911 convention in Columbus,
in the opinion of local members of this
great fraternal organization.
it will bring some 500 or 1000 prom
nent men from all sections of the
United States to George and will
mean much for this section of the
South. and every possible effort will
be made to land the big convention
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-24
tiOkE SMITH SAYS
HE WILL MAKE RACE
Longer Formal Announce
ment Later.
Hon. Ii. II. Perry With
draws From Race
Immediately.
Especial to Times-Recorder.)


Atlanta, Ga, June 23.-"I will be in
the race. ."-Hoke Smith.
The formal announcement will fol-
low later, bat it is settled that M
Smith will be a candidate for election
to tie governorship Of Georgia at the
primary which is now exactly sixty
days distant, in oppos tion to Gov
Joseph NJ. Brown.
Hon H. H. Perry, upon learning OF
Hoke Smiths announcement, imme-
d ately withdrew from the race, de-
claring that he had only entered the
contest to preserve the principles for
which Mr.. Smith stood. God bless
you,' he said to Mr.. Smith when he
learned of his announcement
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-24
WILL MAKE PLANS
AT ALBANY MEETING
For the Big AIl.ArOund.the-
State Run.
Americus VIII Be Rep
resented at Next
Weeks Meeting.

Messrs. Frank Sheffield, Arthur Ry-
lander, Cliff Clay, Frank Lanier.
Crawford Wteatley and other auto
enthusiasts are preparing for run
down to Albany on next Thursday,
June 80, when a conference of repre-
sentatiyes of all cities and towns
from Macon to Thomasville will be
held to arrange further plans for the
great Bound-the-State auto run IN
October.
Some towns will send good sized
delegations in autos Thomasville,
Moultrie, Camilla, Ellaville, Amer,cus
and Montezuma will all be well req
resented Moulr and Camilla are
competing for the tour. W. E. Aycocl.
the Moultrie hustler, and George
Kline, secretary of the Moultrie Cham
Der of Commerce, will head the del
egation from that towgk Dr. R. l..
Lewis will be there with other repre-
sentatiyes from Mitchell county.
EllaviIle wants to be on the route
and J. B. Williamson will bring down
party from the county feat of
Schley. Ellaville is waking up. She
is getting good roads and autos and
the business men see a fine chance in
this tour to advertise their section
That is Moultrie's motive, too. All
through South Georgia, the deepest in
terest is being taken n road building
and in getting ready for the fall con
test. Some of tie town down this way
will send cars on the trip with liter
ature and representative business
men.
Mr.. Aycock will probably put two
cars in the tour
Mr.. Williamson, of Ellayille, has de-
clared his intenton of gong and he
thinks Ellaville will send four Or
five cars
Minor Lewis and others of Monte
yuma. c. 0. Summers, of BarnesviIle,
and parties from Buena Vista and a
dozen other towns say they will be
in tie run
Asa G. Gambler. of Atlanta, says he
viii probably enter five cars. T. A.
Bryson, of Savannah, will enter two
and writes that three of his friends
will put n their cars.
Mr.. Williamson, of Schley county,
had intended to go on the Atlanta
New York run, but when he saw this
state tour coming up decided to wait
for it
ThomasvilIe is figuring on ten en-
tries, and Albany vii no doubt have
ds many
The meeting next week is to decide
onIhe route through this sect on and
to discuss plans and conditions for
the tour.
Meetings will be held soon in Way
cross, Macon or Barnesyille, Athens
and Augusta.
A pathfinding car will start out on
trip around the state within the
next two weeks. 1t will be in charge
Of Frank Weldon, who represents the
state press in the good roads cam
paign.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-24
TRIAL OF BONDED CASES
DEFERRED UNTIL JULY 18th
Only Jail Cases VIII Be Tried Here
Next Week.

Times-Recorder: After consulta-
ton with the court officials, we are of
tile opinion that the best interests of
the people of the county will be best
subseryed by postponing the trial of
the bonded criminal cases until July
18th, 1910. Only cases where the de-
PENDANTS are in ia will be tried next
week. The bonded cases VII go over
to the week of July 18th, so bondsmen,
defendants and witnesses can govern
themselves accordingly.
CHARLES r. CRISP.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-24
AMERICUS WILL 'EXCURT' TO
COLUMBUS ON July lSr
NoOdmen VIII Have Annual Outina
at Wildwood.

Amer.cus Camp Woodmen of tho
World, las arranged with the Seaboard
ra lway for a special train for its
annual excursion to Columbus on Fri
lay next, July Is. Tie special will
ieave Americas at 8 a. m. and arrive
in Columbus about 1880 o'clock. A
round trip rate of one dollar for adults
and fifty cents for children is allow
ed from Americas, with low rates from
ether towns as we'll The Woodmen
will picnic at w ldwoad Park and 9th
erwise enjoy themselves over in Spin
dleburg